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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-08-02

Has located in Dyersburg. Tennessee, as a
lawyer. He solieits business from Middle
Tennessee, for Dyer and surrounding counties
Refer to the Columbia Bar. [jan26-em.
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lions strong as proofs OF Holy Writ" and as
numerous as tho lands on the sea SHIRE, were
produced to prove that DR.. Pierce, the propri-
etor of DR.. Sage CataTrh Remedy, is ia ear
nest and means what he siys. When he offers
90 reward for any case OF C.tarrh which he
cannot cure, yet there would be some skeptcs
and fogies who would continue to shout Hum
bug! H UMBUG!p 1T cannot be, because DIR.
Homespun says Cat ,rrh cipnot be cured
Now this DIR. HumeSpun is the identical, good :.
naturcd old fellow who honestly believes and
persists in declaring that this earth is not round
or spherical, but fit as a "slap-j,ck,r and
does not turn over, Otherwise the water would
all be spilled out of Deacon .Bsscom's mill
pond But ASTRONOMICAL science has positively
demons rlt.d and proven that DIR. iiomespun
is wrong in supp sing this earth 10 be fiat
and stationary, and medical science is daily
proving the fact that he is no less mistaken
and behind the times IN regard to the curabi.i-
~ of Catarrh. In short, IL has been positively
proven that this world ~ ives, and tina. medi-
cal science is progresslve-the opinion of Jr
Homespun to the contrary Notwithstanding
That DIR. Sage's Ca;arrh Remedy will cure Ca
tarrb, thousands who have used it attest.
Then buy it, use it, in DOUBT do not stand,
You will find it in drug stores all over the LAM.
talk AT THE ToILEr-Every lady's m aid
knows that the bewItching beings who pave
their triumphant way with conquered hearts.
regard splendid head of hair the most efiec-
tive Of all womauly destinations. They believe
and they are right, that they Can lasso as many
beaux with the luxuraut rinslets and glossy
braids as ih.y can kill at sight with their
beamiHg eyes. Hence in Their toilet talk"
among themselves and with their attendants,
the merits OF Preparations for this discussion
seems TO be the almost universal adoption
OF LYoS's kATaAIRoS as an Friicle better
adapted to pr, mute the growth and beauty OF
The .'Ihiei Glory of Woman" than any other
at present before the world. 1hey say that
without irritating the ssin OF the head it Grad
icates dandruA, and that il penetrates below
the surface OF the roots Of the hair, endow ins
them with new life and vigor.
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Mems summer ,hoes
Anofher New Iot of Mem and Rox,s

Of Calf. Goat, and Cloth can be found at Shee-
cog & Sons. of every quality aad at every price
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Men and Boys Boots

Of the very best quality. Receiving every
week by Sheexog * Son,
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The destroyer came and took thee ava,
from my side, and left me TO journey al0n.
4 grasped thy cold and puiaeless arms, ant
1 saw thinS eyes turned upon me, glazing
| DER with the curtain of death, 1t was more
than the blended pangs Of al my pilgrim
| age. And my last farewell to thee! y wha
rending was there, for more than my
life passed away o what tears are SO bitter
as those that fall upon dying wife! MY
WITH seaa is soMed
meath thy rod, o! grant me grace TO say
"Thy will be done.
MY departed loved one! Heaven blessed
my pathway only for a few years, With the
companionship of thy pure and gentle
spirit, that counselled all my ways 10 truth
and pointed all my prayers 10 Goa.
1t cannot be shall see thee no more! 80
much loyeliness and truthfulness-such gen.
tleness and purity of soul, cannot vanish
forever. Adorned with all the virtues, as
garments OF heavenly texture ana OF celes-
tial tint, thou hast but taken tiny night 10
that realm where the beauties OF the RAIN
bow never fade.
."Were there no divine revelations of a
blessed immOrtality-nO nils mat LOOK
eternal, nor stars that hang Ger us at night
in their beauty, TO point us to a land beyond
the darkness of the tomb, yet there Is some
thing in thy pure and beautiful life, that
tells me, We shall meet again ana 1--we In
immortal youth"
Then
-
Never to be disquieted!
My last good night! Thou wilt not wake
iii thy fate shall over take;
Till age or grief or sickness must
Marry my body to that dust
1t so much loves, and fill the room
My heart keeps empty in the tomb.
Stay for me there: L will not TAIL
To meet thee in that hollow vale.
And think not much of my delay,
am already on the way,
And follow thee with all the speed
Desire can make or sorrow breed.
Each moment is a short degree
And every hour a step toward thee
At night when betake to rest
Next morn rise nearer my west
OF life--almost eight hours sail
Then when sleep breathed his drowSy gale.
But bark! my pulse like soft drum,
Beats my approach, tells thee come;
And slow hOwev'r my marches be
| shall at lastsit down by thee;
The thought Of this bids me go on,
And await my dissolution
Divided-with but half heart
Till we meet and never part"
June 70. 1872. .55 W. b. ii.
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Homes, Academy.

M The next session begins Aug. 18th. ga.
Music, Drawing and Painting. taught by the
best teachers.
4. Aug 2, 1872. P. W. Dops y.
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For Sale,
Jesse q. Raiuey

We have for sale an Eagle Cotton Gin, also
Power Corn Shelter. 81.
June A. Am MARTIN EMRRy e WsIcur
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PROF. +. HERR,
ttCIIeF Oh MUSIf,
EnrrnnrI., IL -, lan.I..,..

Formerly of Jones' Acalemy.l
Having concluded all his Country engage
ments, will now devote his time
Exclusively
to Columbia and its immediate neighborhood,
for the purpose of teaching
Piano, Violin and Gaitdr, go
respectfully soliciting share ofpublic patron
age. The session for the "Violin Class" will
commence on Monday. the 18th of August.
Mr.. A. d. Frierson will receive the names
of pupils for the ensuing term.
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SCALY ERUPTIONS

Cleanse the System of all Impurities. 4,
Go-Swayne's Panaces Purifies the Blood,
IT'S As a Blood Puriie- and cure for Scrofu-
lOus Complain :. liberated Sore ThrNat, err
ourial and Syphilitic diseases, Hip Joint COM
plLint, &c., Dr.. SwAYNE's PANAcEA has q
and soundnesS to Debilitated and CORRUPTED
Constitutions. Describe symptoms in all
Communications, an address letters TO the
principal office of lIr. SwAYEE x SoS, No $50
North sixth street. above Vine street, Phila-
delphia. For sale by d. c. Helm. Columbia.
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METEOROLOaICAL.

Range Of ThcrnOme fer and RarOm-
ter. at Wfut0n. Residence of u. n.
James. for the week ending Aug,
lst, IS72.
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Bargains! Bargains. Bargainsl

200 pair of good winter Boots at cost. Call
and examine. w. j. PHILIPS
| aug. 2-lt.
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WORKMAN3HIP
-.. And DURABILITY.
~ All our SQUARE PIANOS have our
New Improved 0vEKsTRUNG SCALE and the
AeRAFFE TREBLE.
~ We would call special attention TO our
late Patented improvements in GSAND PA
NOS AND SOU AhE GRANTS. found in NO
inther Piano, which bring the Piano nearer per-
lection than has yet been attained. ..,
Every PidRO fully Warranted for 5yearS
We are by special arrangement enabled
to furnish PARLOR ORGANS and MEI0DE-
UNo of the most celebrated maker, Wholesale
and Retail, at lowest Factory Prices.
illustrated Catalogues and Price List,
promptly furnished on application 20
WIZ. xEAlE * CO.. Il al timore. Nl.
Or any ofopr regular established agencies.
3 April u, 1879 en-
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DEATHS.
LiStOf Letters

In in this place, the 3Oth ult, Mrs. Eliza
,eth Witham, in her nth year.
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Akin, ] w

Remaining in the Columbia Post Office,
July 3lst, 1872, which if not called for i'm two
weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter Office:
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Life, Growth and Beauty,
Life, Growth and beauty,
"a az
LONDON HAIR COLOR
RESTORER AND DRESSING

Restores ns~London ua Life Fec
Gray Hair n1- London ga Growth
And sure to N5- l. ndon <e7a Beauty to the
Prevent p8- LondonIa Weakest
Baldne nS Londo Hair
A fine head of Hair is such an Indispensable
adjunct 10 beauty that no one who prizes good
looks should neglect to use this the most per-
feet Hair Restorer and BeautiEer extant.
Price 20 cents.
Address orders to DIR. SwAYNE & Soy. $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphia, Agents for
the United States.
Sold by the agent, d. C. HELM. Druggist,
Columbia, lt.. .. [feb9-1y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
1,lcAL SELF GovERHMENT-sENAT0R BAY
ARDS VIEWS UPON IT.

Hon. Thomas f. Bayard made a very long ad-
ess at Institute Hall last evening, synopsis
of which we elsewhere print While he covered
an immense area Of argumenation, in fluent
speech protracted for two hours and three quar-
ers, the general theme of his discourse was the
question OF Local Self Government, an issue art
full Y suggested by the Cincinnati conclaye, and
sophistically seized upon by gentlemen like
Senator Bayard who see in it the oyerthrown
spirit Of States Rights and Secession risen to
disturb the Nation under new name, deceitful-
ly, but skillfully assumed.
Senator Bayard's love for Local Self Govern
meut" is natural. Carried to the excessive limit
which he proposes, 1t serves his party purpose
we'll, and thoroughly illustrates his political
theories He would prolong it beyond the point
where it should end, and he would not only use
it as weapon to destroy imperial centralization
such as that Of Russia and scatter the Bureau
system government, such as that OF France but
h would employ it still further to rend Nationali-
yinto fragments, and to parcel out those powers
which are properly, justly, and safely the GUS
tody of the whole people, into the hands of petty
local oigarches, whose local chiefs would dictate
their action Under this theory, the Republic
goes 10 pieces 1t is not Naton-it is Bund 1t
is not a Union--it is simply a voluntary Associa-
tion. By such doctrine, citizenship in the Re
public is not the charge Of the Republic, to be
guarded a. its chiefest jewel, and no man car
boast, even under the flag Of the whole nation
~ am an American Citizen" for he knows moi
when his local government, controlled by some
petty partisan, or dominated by some aristocrA-
tic doctrinaire, may rob him of his citizenship.
and reduce him to the condition Of a serf
Following out his theory, Senator Bayard finds
tile National law for the protection Of citizenship
interfering with the insolent usurpations Of his
local Levy Court aud he proceeds to carry the tri-
al Of the indictments under that law before the
jurisdiction of the stump and hustings. As he
4 an employed-and we presume paid-altorney
in The case he would have done well, it seemr
to rs, to have left the case to that disposition
VIII ch the proper tribunals OF justice will shortly
gi'e it.
10 the principle of Local Self Government,
properly defined, and applied within its just
limit. no friend Of liberty can object it is the
FIRST step in Republican organization, and the
primary guaranty Of Freedom. But when it is
to be used as the element Of disintegration, ant
excuse for local uzurPations Of the Naiiona
functions, it becomes as dangerous weapon a
tue truncheon Of Inperial power. The course oi
q Republic must guided carefully. Dar
gers beset it. Upon the one hand stan
the centralized despotisms, and upon the othe
are the fAlre lights whose disuniting theOrie
lead to the substitution Of multitude Of petit
tyrants, each potential in his petty realm. Sue
delusiye beacon it seems to lie the pecu.iI
pleasure Of Senator Bayard to attend and mail
ialm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
The Prospect in Indiana.
FAVORABLE AUSPICES FORA COMPLETE REPuBIIoA
VICTORY.

FAVORABLE AUSPICES FORA COMPLETE REPUBLICAN
VICTORY.
A correspondent, Of the n. n. Times evident
ly we'll posted, writes;
This view, which is considered by the least
Banguine Republicans as the worst possible Of
the situation, gives them 3,100 majority in the
districts and, including those for the State at
large, nine Congressman out Of thirteen, where
as in the present Congress they have only six
out Of eleven. In addition, they claim both
the First and Sixth Districts, and while they
may not get BOTH the probabilities are that
they will capture one OF them.
Looking then at affairs in their least cheerful
aspect, and Judging OF the condition Of public
sentiment from information obtained from
every possible source, / can see no possible
reason TO doubt that the election next week
will result in a glorious Republican victory.
unless the Democrats can succeed in com.
mitting greater frauds than they have ever
yet perpetrated in this State. In reaching this
conclusion, do not take the ''straght-out
movement into consideration at ALL although
many estimates that the Edgerton State ticket
will receive three thousand yotes every one OF
which will be drawn from Hendricks. On the
contrary, mass the whole Democratic and Lib.
eral Republican known strength against the
clearly ascertained Republican vote, and fnd
decisive defeat for the mongrea.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Marine News.
Reported for he Commercial.
Arflrdls

ArficdlS
PoBT OF WILMINGTON. Oct 4.
Barge, Yankee Sailor, Of Port Carbon, from
Ski Haven, with coal to James Murphy.
Barge, Martha Of Baltimore, Miles, from
Baltimore with coal TO Chas. Warner d Co.
Sch Sarah Parks Of Camden n. j. Marthup
from Philadelphia with lGmber to H. L. TatnAl 4
Co, Weldon aud Sane.
Sch. Anne OF Pniladephia johnson, from
Richmond with assor,el cargo to I.obden car
wheel Co.
Sch. Ella hickman Of Wilmington, Hughes
from Cross Cut Ditch with oysters.
Scoop Anna 4. Willis of Philadelphia Grant
lin from krks Lanulrg with building sand ia
Jessnp ~ Moor
Barge Mary Of Wilmington. I.amborn from
Philadelphia, with H. l-e { Char Warner 4 Co
Barge Robt ltyin ot Pmiad ,lphia, Kelley,
from Schnylk!il Haven, wi h coal 10 H. +. Pic
| kle Go.
Sloop jesse Hiles, Of Wilmington, Hickman
from Bombay Hook, with building sand to Vim
| Z. karr.
Sloop Jesse l. buttel of Tuckerton. N. ].
Rutter, from Egg Island with oyet ~
| SlOup Handy, Of Dividing Greek, Wickward
| from Fishers creek with Oysters
| Sloop Lucy, Of BgGndywne Christie. from
Bordentown with moulding sand to damon,
State Iron Co.
Barge Geo. W. Wright Of Bristol, from Ran
cocaa creek with moulding sand
Barge Emma OF Wilmington, Morrow, from
Philadelphia, with mdse to Geo W Bush
Barge A. c. Hopkins, from Lock Haven wit
lumber 10 Quinby & Kent
Barge Genl. Seigel Of Leighton, Beckendori
from Mauch Chunk, with coal to Lobdell Ca
| Wheel Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
The Trenlment Of The R,u,h.

In a speech At XAniA, Ohio, Hon. Benjamin F,
Wade said Il say TO you, my friends, that in the
history OF mankind, from the earliest period un-
til now, no nation has ever dealt so leniently
with those who endeavored to overturn their
government As this nation, as have the Republi-
can party with the people Of the south. IL lies
well In the mouths of these Democrats to talk to
Us In that way about hArdheartedness TO the
south. Why, gentlemen, don't you remember
that Rooil after the war was over we passed bill
for the relief Of the poor people Of the south,
and we appropriated some millions for them to
subsist upon until something else could be done.
Every Democratic vote In both branches Of Con-
| grsss was against this measure. In passing il
we had saved thousands and thousands from .
| miserable death OF destitution but We had to
/ take all the opprobrium their orator could heap
| upon us for doing these generous acts Remem-
Der that, my Democratic friends. Now don't
charge US with hArdheartedness when you have
reviled and vilined us because we were generous.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

The quarrel among the Democracy iu the
sixth Pennsylvania district, over the nomination
for Congress, is not settled and seems to have
become greatly intensified, and embittered. Two
candidates are in the field, (both from Montgom-
cry County,) Of whom Mr. Mm. H. Wite is sup
ported by the Lshigh County Democracy, and
claims to have been regularly nominated To
an outside observer, this claim appears correct,
but whether the nomination was fairly obtained
or not, may be question DR.. E. L. Ackel, Of
Norristown, the present member, insists that it
was not, that there is no District candidate, -
and that he, having been unanimously nominated
by the Democratic Convention Of Montgomery
County from which county the nomination ought
to come, is the only regular candidate. He ac-
cuses Mr.. Witte Of legislative corruption, and
the latter, upon going to Norristown, on Thurs
day evening, to defend himself ON this charge,
wss refused admission to the Buckalew club
room and had to speak out of doors when he
was continually interrupted by the Acker men
He in turn accused Acker of buying delegates
in the nominating Convention and charged him
with an intention to sell out to the Republicans,
statements which were received by some OF his
hearers with hoots, sers, and grosns.
The majority, in the Sixth district, against
the Republicans, Two years ago, was but 977, and
with this bitter contest among the Democrats
which, even if it is nUninally healed up by Tues
day, (as now seems very unlikely, } must do them
great damage, it seems to us that the Republi-
can candidate, who is understood to be very it
person, ought to be elected without difficulty
The New York Times correspondent, after
going over the field carefully, prepares table
siving the probable majority in every county Of
Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, and shows Il, 700
majority for Hartranft He declares that the
statement is moderately made, and we think it
is Those Counties concerning which we have
knowledge, will generally do better than he
cls.ms, unless we arc greatly deceived. Chester
viii surely give more than the 1900 Republican
majority which he h-- igns her and Delaware
more than 600, Montgomery, in our opinion,
viii not give 1000 for Buckalew, nor Bucks so
many as 400. II other parts Of the State are es-
hn"ied 70 moderately it seems difficult to see
Eo@ Hartranft's maiolity can go under 20 900.
In PAiladelJhiH tie statement claims l2 600
and IN Pittsburg, 50OJ majority, The former is,
perhaps, high enough, hut the latter sound,
rather low.
The Philade,pln Telegraph is now workint
ca nesily for the success OF the Republican
tcGet. We cannot lelp saying that it took tn,
fell, tardily, but in a close contest, 80 efficient
helper is not to bs conttmned, even at tn
eleventh hour.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
8egtster's aluttres.
ID EoIsTER,s oFFICE,

ID EGISTERs OFFICE,
HI NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept eth, lsT2
Upon the application OF EDWARD bTinghurat Jr
Administrator 4. A, OF arah Shipley, late OF
Braodywine Hundred In said County, deceased 1t is
ordered and directed by the Register that the Ad-
mlnistrator aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of
Letters OF Administration upon the Estate Of thesde.
with the date Of granting thereof by causing
advertisements 70 be posted within forty days from
the date OF such letters In six Of the most public
places Of the County of New Castle requiring ali per
sons having demands against the Estate, TO present
the same abide by an Act Of Assembly in such cas
made and provided. And also cause the same TO be
Inserted within the same period In the DAILY
COMMERCIAL, newspaper published In Wilmington,
and To be continued therein for two months.
Given under the hand and Seal of ONCE of
H. 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS Register.
NOTlCE-All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested TO the Administrator on or before Sept
sth, 1873 or abide ths Act Of Assembly in such case
made and pl Jsided
kDHAnD BhINGHUR 7, JR., Admir-. TIA.
Address, Wilmington. Del. septllL2meOd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Pratt's Astral OIL

Supplies fully the want for perfectly safe and reli-
able Illuminating OIL for family use. free not only
from the danger Of an explosion, but from the dan
ger OF the nuld lgnifing snOnld the lighted lamp be
upset IL Is free from oh ectiunable odOr burns in
the ordinary kerosene lamps, furnishing light un-
equaed by gas satisfactory In every particular and
free fr m all apprehension of danger. IL s put up
In one gal tvs gall. and ten gall. packages e ca
can is cl sed with metal cap, bearing the manu-
facturers's stamn. BY parch9ting h-se cans with
the seals uncut the Ronuineness Of the goods is wat
rRnted with the assuran' OF bta lug an oil per-
fectly pure and safe. Supplied, wholesale and re-
tail by
Z. BRINGHURST Il co, Apstheca1ies.
cor. Sixth and MARI ct streets.
lint, son,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Or. Carpenter.
1876 MULBERRY STREET. NEWARK, N. j.
Is now treating successfully

Or. Carpenter,
1876 MULBERRY STREET, NEWARK. N. j.
Is now treating successfully
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
and all diseases OF the throat and Lungs, with his
Compound Medicated limitations COnoen-
irated Food, and Cough Syrup.
During the past ten Years DR.. CARPENTER has
treated aud cured thousands OF cases Of the above
nam dl eases, aud has now In his possession GER
uncates from every part OF the country The nha-
latOn IL breathed directly into the lungs soothing
ami healing over all innamed sur aces entering
into the blood IL imparts vitality as II peTmeRteA u
eVerV part ol the system The sensation is not un-
pleasant, and the nrat inhalation often gives yeIy
ecided relief, PARTICULAR, when there ID much
dlmcul.y Of breathing. Under the influence Of nv
remedies, the cough soon grows "a Ter, the night
sWeats cease, the hectic nush sansheA ana with i'm.
proving digestion the patient radidly gains strength
an1 health ls again within his grasp.
The con enttattd f0Od rapidly builds up the most
debilitated patient presenting TO the stomach food
al rebdy 70 De assinilated aud made into goud
healthy blood.
he Cough Syrup ia TO be taken at night TO allevi
ate the cough and enable the patient TO obtain
sleep. Full direction. aco0mpdfy each boz on M
remedies, whieh eons1st OF
One inhaler; one Bottle OF Alternative Inhalent
one BOTTLE Of soothing FebrifuRe luhaenI. tIno
bottle OF Anti-H@mOrrhaglc Inhal.nt; One
Bottle Conc ntrated F01d; one Bottle
OF Cough Syrup.
Price ef box containing remedies TO last one month
$40 dollars TWO months SIS; three months SIS,
Sent to any address G. o. D. Pamphlets contain
ing large isf Of patients cured sent free letter.
OF inqurJ must contain one dollar TO insure answer
Address A. Ii. CARPENTER, M. D.,
DR. CARPENTERS cATARRH RRsEbY y =; vii
give immediate RELIEF. and vii effe't a pel manen
cure IN from one 10 three months P.lce OF rene
dy 90 last one month, s.; Two months, s.; thre,
months So
Cancer in all It's forms successfully treated sent
,-.a, A Ii. CARPENTER, M D.,
lyRl-ly hewa X. MI.