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LEGAL.
JO>eph Morris & Co

JO.eph Morris Co,
In ChAue9fy.
Stephen Roberts, Admir- st a. -H
DY WRITE OF a DECREE OF
ID THE Ciccuit Court Of Wstzsl County W.
Va, viii proceed IN sell at the front door %
the Court House, on the first day Of ths Esxt
March term Of said Court CMarcb lst) 81 serts
Of land lying near Bert0B on the Is & q. X X
One third the purchase money 20 be paid on the
day OF sals aud ths rssidue on eredif Of six End
Twelve IsOnths the purchaser giving bonds vftb
approved security and retaining lein on ssie
lsnd for the deferrsd lbstxlmsDts sabiectsd -
the widows dS~sr, yOSKPHUs CkA0 =
Jan. ~, Ices. NJ
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AFTERNOON SESSION

A Joint resolution forbiddiIg the snOk
ing Of cigars or pipes in the capital build.
lng, OF within the ground enclosed, was
passed by the House aud sent TO the Sen
ate
House Gill No. 10. to authorized suits
and proceedings, which might under eH-
isting laws be brought in cit her Of the
counties Of Clay OF Nicholas, TO be
brought and prosecuted ~ the comfy
Of Kauawha, was passed.
The consideration Of the case OF Judge
Kennedy was resumed.
Evidence aud certificates from different
persons were read, which set forth that
ihs Judge had been elected to the Otnce
without his knowledge or consent; that
his loyalty and devotion to the Union,
the laws and the Constitution was un-
doubted In the evidence read To the
House in the morning the Judge took
exception to members Of the Legislature
appearing against him Is wisnesses when
they were TO vote upon hisimpeachment
As a reason for removing TO Baltimore,
the Judge claimed to be acting for hrs
own safety, and by 50 doing he merely
acted under an act Of the Legislature.
A. a reason for not holding Court at prop
er times, the Judges witnesses stated
that the Court Houses were occupied by
Federal troops, Jr threatened by the
Southern troops
Aletter from Judge Kennedy withdrew
his exceptions taken to members Of the
Legislature appearing a. witnesses. and
asked that the evidence be taken aud
the case allowed to stand before the Leg
islature upon its own merits.
All the evidence being read Oh both
Edes, to bring the question before the
House, Mr. Ferguson offered resolution
setting forth that the charges preferred
agsinst the Judge were not sustained,
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The PEOPLES BANK.
hRPICE, NO. % MAIN sTRRBT,
deposit Interest paid on special deposits.
SOtes and biIls discounted. Etehsags Lous sht
and sola. Collections at home OF ffoua aLroad
promptly attended TO
j + Scott Christian H..
Sam1 J. Boyd JOIN VoSEIsI
Richard Carter.
JOHN REID Pr,st
ii. EOFf cAshicf. dec71y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-06

DEPARTURE OF GEN. GEANr.-Licut. Gen.
Grant left here on special steamer, the
Cosmopolitan, for Savannah, yesterday
morning. The Cosmopolitan will touch at
Hilton Head on the route, Gen. Grant being
DESTROYS to make 4 personal inspection of
that post.
The General received a large number of
visitors at The residence Of Generals
Sicllles and Bennett, in Charlotte street,
on Saturday. Among others, were the
Mayor and Aldermen, who went in q body
to pay their respects; the Collector of the
Port, Hon. 4. G. Mackey and family; the
Collector Of Internal Revenue, +. A Saw
yer and family; Postmaster Stanley G..
Trott, Ex-Governor 4. G. Magrath, and a
number Of our most prominent citizens
and ladies. The reception passed off very
pleasantly, Gen. Grant telling the orderly
without ceremony. \ complimentary din
ner was given to Gen. Grant by Gen.
SlcElcs, Saturday afternoon, at Which were
present Generals Grant, Sckles, Devens
Bennett, Comstock, Col. Badcau, his EN-
celiency Governor James l.. Orr, Hon. VIM.
Aiken, Hon. A. G. Mackey, Postmaster
Trott, ex-Governsr a. G. MaSrath and Il.
c. Cal!icott. Esq. Governor Perry was
expected, but was detained at Columbia
by important official business, having,
just previous to st~rting, received de-
spatches from Washington requiring his
attention.
On Friday afternoon last, Gen. Grant
accompanied by Gen. w. T. Bennett, COM
manding the city, drove out to the race
course, visiting on their return the orphan
house, arsenal and other points Of inte-
rest in the city.
Saturday morning, the General and staff,
with Generals Sickles, Dcvcns and Ben
nett, brcakfastcd with Maj Gen. Saxton,
at the lattcr's headquarters, Ashley street.
Unless sooner recalled by orders from
Washington, Gen. Grant will extend his
trip to the lilo Grande, Texas, and return
by way of st. Louis, Mo.
During the reception Of visitors on Sa-
turday, Gen. Grant expressed great plea
sure and satisfaction at the general good
feeling, spirit and disposition which he
had observed along his route, cvinced by
the Southern people towards the Govern
iaent, and their cheerful adaptation to the
new order of things.
[ChayleSion Co,o'ie,, M.
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The South Carolina College

Our readers are acquainted with our
views upon this institution. and the change
which we ad:ucatc III it's future manage
ment, and we are Sratihcd to notice, il,
Saturdays proceedings ot the Legislature,
that Mr.. Simontoa, from the Committee of
She House Oil Education, made the sub
joined report, which WAS agreed to. ana
ordered to the Senate for concurrence.
The reasons advanced by the committee
Tor the proposed change are unanswcrablc,
in the present condition Of the finances Of
the STATE. The University system. once
inauguratcd, there is no doubt it Will be
permanently established, as applied to the
South Carolina College:
The Committee on the College, Edu-
cation and Legislative Library, to whom
was referred so much Of the Message of
the Provisional Governor as relates to the
South Carolina College, have attentivey
considered the subject, and ask leave to
report:
That under the present exhausted condi-
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ton OF the finances OF the State, it be-
comes necessary to establish such system
OF education rs will make the smallest
demands upon the public treasury.
During the serious interruption also to
the education of our youth, for tho last
four years, arising from their being called
into our armies, very few are now prepared
to enter College, with those classical at
tainments which the laws of our College
require for admission into even her lowest
classes. Some time must therefore elapse
before our best class schools can be resus-
citatcd, and they shall be able to send
forth their pupils to fill up these classes in
our College. In the meantime the College
must necessarily dwindle, and the benefits
which she would return to the State be
very small in comparison with the large
expenses which sho would occasion to the
public treasury.
1t becomes necessary, then, that such a
system OF education should be adopted as
shall be more seif-supporting.
Our people, too, have become very much
impoverished by the desolation which the
war has spread over our whole country
Very few, then, can afford the charges Of a
long and expensive course of studies, such
as the curriculum of our College demands
Many must, on that account, limit them
selves to such branches of education as
shall best promote their success in those
enployments which they may have select
ed afterwards to pursue.
This Is incompatible under our present
College system, but can be fully provided
for under that of an University.
For these, and other reasons which will
doubtless suggest themselves to most
minds, the committee recommend the
adoption of the following resolutions:
Rescued, That it is cxpedient that the
South Carolina College be converted into
an University.
RESOLVED, That the Trustees of the
South Carolina College be instructed to
prepare, and report to the General Assem-
bly,, at the next session, plan for the
organization of the College as an Uni
versity.
Resolred, That the Faculty II the Col
lege, under the direction of the Board of
Trustees, be authorized to adopt ~ system
approximating that of an University.
under which students can be received and
educated, until Il permanent University
system be adopted by the General AS
scmblv.
The report was agreed to, and Tered
to be sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Notwithstanding our own views, which
are sustained IL the above report we pub
lish elsewhere communication on the
other side of tie question
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Furniture at Private Sale.

q MOHAIR CHAIRS, SOFA, 2 OTTO
Bureau ard Glass, Marble-top Side
Tables, Mahogany Wardrobe, Flower
Vases, Chandelier, / Dining Table,
Sidcboard, Cooking Stove and Utensils,
large gilt Looking glass.
This Furniture is III fine order, and
nearly new. Will be sold cheap, if applied
for Immediately at this Office Dec wf2
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NATIONAL BANKs.-The following Nation
al Banks are reported to have failed. Our
readers arc cautioned against receiving
them at present: First National Bank, of
New York: Att;ca Bank, New York; Syra-
cuse, New York; Hallowcll, New York;
Bedford, Maine; Pittston, Pennsylvania.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-06

From the i.and of Sunrise-far off Asia
come the aromatic roots Of which Fra
grant Sozodont is composed. In this pre-
paration, the chemistry of the toilet has
achieved its most rcmarkabl triumph.
Pure, unsullcd teeth and agreeable breath,
and absolute exemption from all diseases
that effect the gums, are the results of a
daily application of the SoZodoht.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-06

The House proceeded to the consideration
Of q bill to amend the Criminal Law; also,
bill to establish District Courts; which
were amended and made the special order
for tomorrow, ut IL o'clock.
Adjourned.
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by the resignation of Alderman Leaphart.
Il. O'BRYAN.-This young and cntcpris-
ing merchant, on Gcrvais street, has fine
assortment OF groceries and provisions,
and, as We can testify, sells them at mode
rate prices. Call and examine his stock.
and, il you are inclined to be sociable, ask
for one OF those square packages marked
From Bob" You will find it q curiosity
worth investigating.
ScH.-Hungry individuals will be gra-
tilted to learn that Mr.. John Tanning has
opened Al saloon on Assembly street, near
Washington, and will furnish an excellent
lunch, with the trimmings" every morn
ing, at II O'Clock. A plate of good soup,
4 piece OF roast beef, or fine steak, as
every one knows, is very acceptable al that
hour; and as AIr. F. supplies his patrons
with just such articles, hint is all that is
necessary.
STORE BREAKINa.-T drug store OF Dr.
c. II. Mot, on Pickcns street. was entered
on Monday night. The burglars seemed
to be we'll acquainted with the mode of in
point where they could most conveniently
draw the bolt. We are glad to learn that
the Doctors loss was trifing; in all proba-
bilt:r, they did not find the medicine they
were after.
RESCoUNTEH.-A serious rencountcr took
place i'll this city. on Monday evening, be-
tween two Young men. which resulted in
the shooting Of J. Tyler Startling, and, as
it was supposed. mortally wuuntling him.
lie was still alive yesterday afternoon,
lough his wounds are considered very
Vigorous. His a>salant Rawlcigh-
mas not yet been apprchcnded
New ADvERTIsEMEHTs.- is call
ed to the following advertisements. which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Muller & senn-Pistcls Shot, &c.
Bacon, Lard, &c.
= Flour
Apply at this Office Furniture for Sale.
Mrs. Icckie- Trimmings, Sc.
Lumsden X McGcc-Hauling
Mules and Wagons
Fisher Hcinitsh-S Sozodont &c.
Levin x PciXctto-Carolina Rice
. -Gas-lig..t Stock
Handsome Furniture.
$: c. H. R.-Schclulc Augusta Branch
Marshall, Beacl. X Co.-Bankcrs &c
r. OBrien-Fresh Supplies.
James Ii. obcs-Groccrics, &c.
Fisher & Lowrancc Goods
J. b. Hillsboro Academy
Regular Communication Richland Lodge.
L. c. Clarke-New Goods
J. U. Matthews Furniture for Sale.
II. B. Crews-Hack Line.
General Ames-Gcncral Orders No. IS.
g No AZ
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RoBBERIEs.-The robberies of private
residences still continue. Keep good
lookout, or you, reader, may be the next
sufferer.
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James Campbell, Esq, was, on yester-
day, unanimously elected Alderman in
Ward No. 2, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Alderman Leaphart.
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11tuoUo10, N o., mII1CaIy ACduemy
FNHE sixteenth session (five months) OF
Il this Academy, will begin on MONDAY,
the first day Of January, 1866. Circulars
furnished on application to
Dec 6 w5 j. b. WHITE, Sup't.
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williamsburg city News.

EIrRAoapuARr raxAxs or AMAprAs--Yes.srdsy fore.
noon there was quite conformation in the Sixteenth
ward caused By tho wild freaks Of young q pow
erfui physical proportions, named Joseph NJ Richards
II appears that this young man, whs hss lors tesn
peaceful and respected resident OF Graham avenue,
ausncs Of domestic dicutiss and during the forenoon
Of yesterday appeared in the public streets In b nude
condition, Knocking down On who crossed hh rs,l.
officers Irving and Hopping undertook TO arrest hir1
When he observed ths Approach Of tho officers he ran 70
the residence No 90 Johf1on Street and took possession
or the lower parcv the ihpaiss prccpIaely rereang
TO The upper hory when the oncers entered the room
hc cssted their authority qs some time successfully but
carl and bound him With strong cords on proceeding 70
the station house however, he broke th: cords te pack
d1oulty be ws4 securcd-sbout twenty men assisting
and Atsn 70 The Forty slxth prycincs ..aiios house
Hopping rscsivsA sonS rsssk hXadlksA bus hs y ~,
sr3es6 huSt
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NEWS FROM ST. DOMINGO.
Our Turks Islands C9rrospondence
GRAND Tuax, Turks AND CArcos ISLANDS,

Our Turks Islands CQrrcsPondonce.
GRAND Tuax Turks ASD CArcos lsLAxDs,
Jan. 81, 1885. !
Condition Of The gpansA Troops IN st. Domingo-TAeir
Renewal to Cayo Lsusntado- Vigilance efMs
Dominicons-The Decision gf tho Spdnish Government
Not Yx Knoson in hs Isand-E0ors Of Ae Hayticn
Commission for Peace, DC, DC.
An opportunity presenting itself to write you few
lines, and knowing the importance OF the Dominican
question, send you tho latest facts that have been
able 10 CLEAN on this subject
Left without any reinforcements from their mother
country, the spaniards had TO evacuate SANTANA and its
environs and To take refuge the small island in Sas
Bay the mouth called Cayo Levantado
(raised Cay) The Inhabitants ordered tho
in six days; after that period protection could
be afforded them. They had to convey their moveables
to Levantado Cay board Spanish of-w~ The
greater part however preferred to join their Dominican
brothers. from whom they kept away through fear
OF he cruel vengeance which the Spanish rulers
doubtedy would take had they been able recover the
island.
Lceantado Cay, about one mile In circumference hadi
been previously occupied by natives who followed agf
cultural pursuits; their fields taken from them,
and they and the followers Of the spaniards
Of tho officers without rations.
The spaniards arc occupied in carrying away tho
iron guns rotten and useless which had lain exposed from
time mmemora Thoy have removed thor barracks
which will be put up agan Isvanado Cay and
ing down the houses TO provide for good stock Of fuel Of
which the island Is scant, as well OF water which
thoy will manufacture by machine sent out for the
purpose. The Cay Ia by no means as healthy place
they wish 70 make appear; In reality Il 10 sought
as shelter out Of the reach Of tho Dominican rife
balls which the Spanish soldier fears behind the
strong walls Of St. Domingo City and the costly In.
trenchments Of Monte Crsti Although the inhabitants
of samana town have come on better than the poor
fortunate victims Of Santiago and pser.s Plata, this is
the third place which Spanish vanity has sacrificed
70 no purpose and heaps OF ruins arc the melancholy
marks which modern Spain will leave In tho land 10
which she pledged herself do her best for s happi
and progress Direct from the Domnicans Is
wanted here blockade running has been interrupted
by the rough weather which has prevailed for time
IN the channel From Cape Haytien has reached
tina, the Haytien commission had again for san
tago TO all possible efforts arrange decorous
treat for the spanIards ffom the island n Ia hoped,
however, that the Donnlcans will enter into other
arrangement than one which will completely rcesisbsh
and secure 10 them their Independence their rghs ard
their own goyernment for which they have iousht 50
gaanty ell this tmo; and the Qghts OF bclugerciss
can now longer be denied 70 thR hardy race, few
Dominican cruisers will easily bring proud spain 70 rea
son II she will not do what good sense ought 10 have
taught her long ago.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best PsAAp
ly Literary Journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week. win b -
sale at nine O'Clock tomorrow Saturday morning.
II will contain full details Of the Evacuation OF Chase
ton by the rebels and Of Its occupation by the U1Asa
forces under Con. Gilmore, accompanied by . map q
the city; Particulars Of tho Capture OF Columbia -
State Capital Of South Carolina and Of tho Progress -
Cen sherman's Army In It's March through the StaAsS
full particulars Of the Capture OF Fort Anderson by 0sa
Schofeld and Admiral Porter and OF the advance -
Wilmington; Account OF the Cavalry Expedition -
the shenandoah Valley, and Of the Destruction Of he
Carolina Iron Works. Late Ncws from the 0alfj
the latest dispatches from the Army OF ~
Potomac and Reports Of the Movements Of the Unisa
Forces In all sections Of the country summary Of The
Proceedings In Congress- illustration Of the New Rebel
Flag; Late and Interesting News from Europe Mcxios
Cuba and other Parts Of the World; Poetry; -
highly interesting story OF 'My Second Chocs;~
Facetn; Literary, Artistic and Scientific fntcgsncse
Musical and Theatrical Review for the week varstisse
Interesting Reading for Farmers and Agriculturses,
Valuable Review Of the Money, Commercial, Dry 0ood4
Boot and Shoe, Cattle Horse aud Family Markets. anA
reports of all other interesting events Of the week
Terms-0no copy, one year, ST. Three copies, 81
Five copies ss Ten copcs si5 Single copies in wrap
pers Eve cents each limited number OF advertise
nents will be inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD
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Court Calcndar-This Day,

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUir ir-Part 1.-Court opens - -
O'Clock A. Short causesNos 1921 1898, 1878, 1854
1439 1907 $780, 1904 1902 1888 1893, 1865 1857 Pat
2-75 Duane street Court opens ten O'Clock A. NJ
Nos 7ol 702 32l $50 o32 697 2sa 1887, $685. 90, -
o50 95s, s6s, 97o, 1917, III, s26, s72, DAB
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERA Part Nos 1887, 312o,
47sI 3a20 4s87 1902 1927 1905 1885, 4s7S 4s7S 4s5T
1919 49sl 1888 Part Mos 400s. 1900, 4444, 3le4I
1912 497s 5O04, 6006, 5o0s 502 5Oi6 60l8 6O2o So2
60A
CoURr OF CoMxos PiEAa-Trial Term adjousnsl
General Term in session at eleven clock A. n
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The New stea m Dhip Montana.

The magnificent steamship Montana, built for Ne
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, will he .ainched Tpn
the shpyard OF WObb Bell, foot Of snees, Gress-
point, Saturday February 10, at halsp elsAe
O'Clock A. NJ. This splendid steamship is ebout foO
thousand tons burthcn, and Of tho following dnsA-
sonsLength, three hundred and thirty feet; breaAs
forty thvce feet six nches depth, twonty fssA
The very choicest materials aye been used in her
struco1 and shs has been built and fastened In -
very best style. Her engines will be furnished BY ~
Novelty Iron Works.
This Ia the fourth steamer built by Messrs. Webb 3
Bell for the company during the past two years
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
HEW YORK LEeIsLATURu.
Senate

Senate
ALBANY, Feb 2s, ie6B
sunty petitions were presented for the Incorporates
or the New York Dental College
WILLS oRDERKD A WnD RHADua
Authorizing the Of piloags in the port Of Nsv
York
For the relief OF The shespshead Bay and seashess
Railroad Company
Author izng Francis B. Cutting 70 improve Land unAsg
water in the Twelfth ward, Brooklyn
Adjourned
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Ar8Axy, Feb. -, iee4

AAAhtT FoD -, Ios&
nnI9 nrppucxp
BY NE SrEwARr-To provide for the payment of -
interest bonds Issued pursuant 70 the ordinance Of -
New YoIs Snpervisosa passed June II, 1884
BY Mr. gpwARs-ro prevent fraud In the sale Of pse-
duce and other commodities
Tho srsAs presente the annual ppert Of ne TSuD
seea OF ths Row York Institute for the Blind.
BaIs ADVANCED READING.
To enable the Trustees q the Seamens Fund nd -
treat 70 borrow money.
To incorporate the Studio Building Of Ne city Il Msv
ROrk
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
City Intelligence.

DEATH OF AN ExPREIDEsu TIKI BOARD CouNcMp
Ky-Mr. Benjamin f. Pnckney, formerly President q
the Boad OF Counc and for many years one or -
ten governors Of the Aims House. under the old rs0s
expired yesterday morning. from abscess OF the liver H&
q very respectable gentleman. and honest p0t
tican, watch is Of those remarkable things thse
rarely
Soi DlERs REsr-A large building In Fourth avenue
opposite the New Haven Railroad depot has been hired
for the purpose OF soldiers II will be rsed fue
tho accommodation Of soldiers passing through the CITY,
II is comfortably hcd up, has reading ROOM dorraA
tory and other accommodations Of useful character
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sponbs for the rebellion on account Of the Drsd
Scott decision There prospect Of the defeat q The
resolution.
THE INAUGURATION BALL.
Ihe arrangements already made for the nauguratioo
ban indicate that the managers design n shall surpass
any previous ball Of that character over given WASH
In gton
PASSAGE or THE BILL BsTABLIsnIN0 A UNrrxD
STATES DISTRICT COURT IN BRooKLYN.
The bill establishing United States District Court In
Brooklyn, and dividing the Southern judicial district Of
New York has passed both houssA This measure II =
believed carries with IL the erection Of suitable build
inss for the court post ONCE and internal Offices
In Brookyn-adding eatylto the assss0tisos Il that
sty.
NEW JUDGE or TIE COUNT or CLAIMS.
Charles G. Mott Of New York, has been confirmed BY
the Senate - Of the Judges Of the United States
Court Of Claims In the place Of Mr. Hughes resigned.
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
Tho Maine Lsgislature.

ArousrA, Nc, Feb. -, 1865.
Tho Legislature has passed . wholesome militia law
snd u has been approved BY The Governor The law
rolls all the ages Of eighteen and forty ave- and
creates an active militia OF those under twenty four
The EFFORT 70 abolish The STATE Board o Agriculture
failed.
The Legislature will adjourn on Saturday
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
Affairs In Cincinnati.

CSEuxxAn, Feb. -, 1885
Business partially suspsadsd yesterday. and the
day ccisbrstsd by the Ang Of sautss and display o.
Tags
Inc sew Ohio regiments raised under lhe Aas call have
commenced moy ina 70 The frQnt
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

Consumption-Consu nsum ption.-Ws sayaS
case. Dr. WIsHARfs Pine Tree Tar Cordial which =
readily taken up by tho blood and carried TO the lungs ed
the healing principles the upon the nsmed
o the lungs and stop their decay ~ once and the pssisnes
dissolve tho thick that stops up the wind pssssgs
Of the lungs and srpes from the system The Pine rrse
Tar Cordial puhes the blood cleanses Of all
matter n.t constantly breeding sorc internal snd it,
nal 6arheum bloches the face 81 all skn diseaSe4
especially grrd by DR. wisnARr's Pine Tree Tar OoS
dial Onlc~ No 10 North second street Phl.depbh ~
at HELMBOL0'S Drug and Chemical warehouse, No. -
Broadway NeW York