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The Illustrated Scientific American
\ New Volume of which commences Jan. /, 1864


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Baptist Church
DR.. Jackson .--IIsar sir have tsSn freqasn.iv
requested 20 connect my name Wits coulmcndatioa,
of different kinds Of medicines hu. regarding I'll"
practice out of my appropriate sphere have in all
eases declined; hut with u clear proofin various
Instances and particularly in my family. Of tae use
fitness OF Or iiootiauds Gcruar Bitters | dcpar.
Tor once from my usual course 20 s-pruss Iiy full
conviction that, far general debility q The syre'n ana
ssp.eimiy TOR Lirr CompiainL ii - sjs and ,iti-
b, trtiIra!;on In souieIcases it may fail but usu-
ally, doubt not 1t will lie very befs.cisl 10 those
who suffer from the fhorr cause.
Yours, very respectfully.
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From Ton. .I9ha J.. Smith, a Disi-guished
Lawycr II Westminster Ni
have on several occasions USED DR.. NiSTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for severe colds, and
always with decided benefit. know d no propa-
ration that is more cicacois or more deserving Of
general use.
The Ba!Sam has also hrcn used with excellent
effect by j. b. Elliot, M""chnnt, ,lalls Gross
Roads. Nd
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
None genuine unless signed Il. BIT IT'S oil the
wrapper.
FoG SALE ny
J. p. plNSMORE, No. 4Hl Broadway. NY.
s. W. FOWLE L CO., Propr;etors BostSh.
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From Rev Warren EancolpN, Pastor of The RaptiS.
Church, Germantown, Pennsylvania.
DR.. G. NJ Jackson dear Sir Personal eYps-
ricnce enables me 10 say that regard the German
Bitters prepared by YOU as a most excellent neii-
cine. In of severe cold and general debility
have been greatly benefited by tbs Of tho hit
teri. and doubt not they will produce similar effects
on others.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pernsyl v AHA
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DYSPEPSIA ,,s
DISEASE RESULTING FROM
DISORDER or The LIVER AND d.
GESTIY ORGANS
ARE CURED Ey
HOOELAND's GERMAN BlTTERE,
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From Rev. J. y. Turner. Pastor Of jsddins VI. 4.
Church. Philadelphia.
DR.. Jackson :-pcar Sir;--liaring used you Ger
man Btters in my family frequently, ain prepared
90 say that it has been Of great service. believe
that in most cases of general debility of the system
il is the safest and most ,aluabe remedy Of which
have any know iclcc
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YNISTARSBAhSAM

w
OF
W!LD CHERRT.
ONE NJ THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE KEaEDIEs
IN THE WORLD FOR
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Difficulty Of Breathing. Asthma. lIoarsc-
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frcton of
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THAT THESE EITIERS
ARE NOT 4 Icon Y L c,
CONTAINS 80 Run OR WISELY,
AID CAN'T MALE D1usK4pDs,
is THE BEST TONIC
~ Tan wVRLb.
l., A.IIIA - Ga

- IL = " ~ V
II TAN wonrD.
READ WHO SAYS so:
From the Rev Levi G. BsyL. Pastor of .he Bsp-
ti.t Church Pemberton y j., formerly Of tac Ns.th
Baptist Church, lhii:' lcPAi.
have known IlooGahd German Buffers Eaysraby
for u number of years. | have used then in my
own family and have been pleased with ihsii
effects that vas induced 10 recon- mend THEM ia
,aany others and know that they have operated in
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ure in thus publicly prJclaimn. this fact, and call
ing the !'teutiou .! those AFFLICTED with tbs diseases
for which they are recommended ~ these Gitisrs,
showing from e1pYri.Sec that my recomu eud!tiol
will I've sustained. I d9 hi, Evrs shCsru'ly IA
llooaahl.s Biiters is Intended to benefit tas ~
iicted AID is mot Il iN.m diiak
oars truly, LEVI &. EEGR. '
RON Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of
Tic Enc, clope,iis %: Eelib iyis knowledge, AMI
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed TO iArsr Or recommend
Payl. A!vdiciass IN general through diItrust Of
their inyraIitnts .sd effects, yct know Of no srf-
Cie. rr,-Uu Why uaE lnay nes tj!li! 10 tao
benefits he believes hinssf 70 have received FROM
any supple preparation. in the hope that n. MAY
thus contribute to Tho temet' oi others.
do this the more readily in regard 10 Hsolani's
German Biiters, prepared bv Dr.. &. u. jackson u
this ely, because va. preu(iced against them isr
MANY years, under tLs Impression that lhuy HcTa
chiefly IN alcoholic lniAiUrc. yu indebted e my
fieudi Robert Shoemaker E.q.. tor the reAuval q
this prejudice by proper tesla ana for encourage
ment 10 w thea wten Suffering from great and
long coftinucd debility. The use Of taree sstt!e0
TT hscg bitcls at the ieGiaing Of the present year
WAS followed by eviden. relief and restoration to u
degree Of bodily mental yisor which had not islt
for Il months EeiOre, and had a!mos; dcspaired q
rcgairims. therefore thank God ana lay friend
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Sugar Cured Hams, Dried Beef
and Tongues.

4 lot Of fne Sugar Cured Hams, Dried BED sni
"a Tcnsua, just received spd for sale ~
- HARRfstcs & JENKINS.
Sy les.
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Gen. Lee ana his Views CT tee Future

We are somewhat amused al no. a,
all alarmed or asto:iisicd, WHEN We ryti-c.
upon tn. views ,;e,.. Lee enter,4i.s of INC
future of the So'th, provided ',eace tie
not mad" upon terms acctpta' .e L. tie
secession Leaders in that src,cr. We csha.l
have no suci. trouble as Gen. i.e an,;ci-
pntes The fact is, The South $, . hiass
were never in favor of secession 80
Stat. South of the Potomac, exc ii Suu'i,
Carolina. was ever radically IN !"vur OF
secession, aud South Carolina herself vas
only connitte,; to the folly because She
conceived a siill greater one and tn"t was
that She would become an Independent
republic herself. or perhaps ercc. t pigin;
monarchy ou her own account. SuntN
Carolina was about the las! State in Tie
South To adop! the Coated crate States
Constitution; probably tor this very rca-
son. The l,roo!c Of Gen. Lees Sat: (Vi:-
~luia) We're ,.cvcr IN favor o: s:c'~>.0l:.
and that state was tom out oi .'t / t!ou :.
or rather tue ali, 1upt Was maze /" tear
nc: uut, under Ike threats tt rae. :l.'.cNrr.
IL was tnc j,r+S>ur,. al r..ijr! >cc..-,;,:l-
lists. nutSiGc ~ her Stale C"lv,:.;.n!!, lnat
carried the vu;e in ,.,vur y! Svc, ling. We
G"ubt very IAuc;, w!.c;l.cr u l.. iur'v @:
The Convention ever %eie III ii.."r "i Sc
crSS!on. IT was the same VITA IcEr">>c"
and c.ouhii.-s many other S"':tl ern tate
Hatred Of he Nc"the.u .Ah"lil u len:erS,
Intensified l:y the election "t 'h-ir caM>li-
d:- for The Presidency N 1850. squirrel
tie Southern radicals to those fatal '>-
1reHeS, t.:e fruits Of which they new
re; u.ng but for which ,.c @re-t hc,y q
'.l' Southern people are '"t ":I n,vct.
haze been respo"s Die. We '"p"a; Ia :.
Gen. Lee need have no concern :,b""t Il"
future. !c may g'ievc to "c.in"w :.'::,r
i!a: The South has been fairly overcome
IN honorable combat, lu. II is the 'v.::!!:.
nevertheless, &:.l ii! tn grun:tlNc or
heart burni"g< iii TIE Il cairo, wilc
out the fact. The l2st thing fH" G'l. l..r
am! At! the other Southern ..a'".> WAC
lave surrendered 90 ;;",l. Grant. 10 10 is
to submit gracefully to t.."ir defeat, and.
| returning cordially 10 N" ai:..s OF ;h-
Union, exhibit hy ;heir .utu"c cont"c;
their devotion to 'hc Interests. III, .i":le:
aud the Ies:inics 0: The great rclnh.fH.
4eac }'oyl +"efa.I
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22
Distinguished Unfortunates.

General Beauregard and staff recently
passed through Atlanta. on their way to
louisiana. Vice President Stephens was,
at the same time, il the same place, as a
State prisoner, on hi, way North. He was
permitted, under single guard, to see his
friends along the streets. 1t was under
stood in the same city that Gems. Bragg
anl Wheeler had been recently captured
in Clark County, Georgia. We presume
that there is SOME mistake in this, as we
see no Reason Why they SHOULD be denied
the privileges parole, as accorded to all
officers and soliiers in the convention
agreed upon between Johnston and Sher-
ilan. 1t is p'obab!e that they have been
released before this.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

THE WAY TO FINISH TNE G>hru5.As =
Now that all regular warfare is at an end
it is t.c duty OF the Government promptly :
TO suppress the rowing bands Of gucrilas
who are still scattered through the South
crn States, preyins alike upon friend and
foe, if, indeed, they have any friends
aueng the Southern people, who must
necessarily b.. The greatest sufferers by
their predatory raids. The way to finish
these fellows is to declare them outlaws,
and treat lhcm rs such whenever they are
captured. They can no longer be regard
e, in any other light than as hricanlS
HrigandaGe is 4 Spanish and Italian in<.i-
tuition, which may 40 very we'll in Mcx;co
and in portions OF Italy, but is not suited
t" this country, and cannot flourish here.
The soldiers Of the guerilla chief Ilosby
have deserted him, but Nusb: himself re-
fuses to surrender. We understand that
Gen. Grant issued orders to Cen Hancock
to give him hour i'll which to surrcn
der. and if lie ret;sel 10 declare him out
lawcd, and deal out to him the penalty of
outlawry. This order is probably an in
dica.ion of the course the Government
intends to pursue towards all the rest OF
the Guerilas, and it is the proper wny to
get rid OF them.-.NeN yor! Xcsa!d
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Furniture, &c, for Sale.

'aNHE undersigned offers for sale tie tn
4 tl"e lot OF HOT USEEOLD Fl RN b.
IL RE o: a family reraoe;ns from the Ok,
"tl"o!"G not only the usual compi.me:.i
OF the paror, dining :o"n,, chambe:, aa,.
kitv:ien bat Croeherv, Gas ware. Cl:.,.."
aaa the nunberiesS other articles requisite
Tor comfort LIBERIA. conditions as u Il )
:tar CT payment VII le given i, de<tr~d
TO I party purchaSinE IL, u'.e.H'oy @"4...
no:t o: the lot " ij ~iiEpINRi.
Vim etree'. nca" C,.'l2:..e zero:
unav % e
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

ArEESr.-A Federal soldier who was
rendering himself quite troublesome to q
citizen i'll the street, yesterday was
promptly arrested ~ an officer who
clanccl to pass that way. without any
complaint beng made This is another
indication that the military authorities arc
determined TO do tleir utmost for the pre-
scrva,ion Of order i'll our midst
[-dnynsta Coasti!utionaiis'.
At tie Tribunal OF Correctional Poi le.
Paris. OH the o5,h Of March. NJ. Rogcal.i
was found guilty Of having adversely cri-
tclsed in pamphlet the Emperors His
tory of Julius Cesar He was sentenced
to pay q fine OF 5ouf, and to be i,npri-
soned for five Years.
.Ir. Secretary NJ .ilory. Of the Cabinet
Of Mir. Davis has surrendered himself at
Pensacola to Capt. Gibson. Of the United
States Navy.
The Confederate prisoners at Elmra.
New Y orl, hc.d.a genera! meeting. nj
which resolutions we.e passed expressing
their dissent and condemnation OF HE as
sassiaation o. Nj. Lincoln.
In New O.lcans, ;i..ee neu we're shot
for express ~ ri"es9te &. I'VE u:ws G: Air
r1!c', J;+s,a
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

ARREST OF a CorrErI:;:t MElIr;:: O."
C">crlss. Ion. Benjarnia G.. Harris, 'lir
C"pprrhcad member OF Congress .yo1n
Southern Marylan,l. was :ryr-;p,! on
Thursday last by Major White, OF Cen, :
raj AucurS staff, tor treas"nahie co:',u,t
i'll '!iSSua,!in2 parole! rebel soldiers Ao,A
takin. the oath of ale .ti;.-ce and uv.iA :;
tArm as soon as exchanged TO return Iv
the So1'h and make farther fight. rAr
arrest o! Harris has 30 r"mr"cti"n N!at
ever with III" assassination conspiracy.
.Nt3c York IIr,.id Is.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

We are glad 10 see the resum pi;on Of the
issues Of the Augusta Comstatution1list.
after short enforced suspension by the
military authorisies The editor in his
new prospectus, very properly submits TO
the new condition of thugs. whic;, would
curb the press in its speech W hen addressing
persons in authority. The suppression Is
not exactly legal, but the laws, as we:: as
the muses., grow silent in the din of arms.
We quote paragraph whica echoes the
opinion We have repeatedly had OCCASION
to express:
'Accer,ing in good faith the assurance
that the military authority is here for the
protection OF the people and Of their peace
iui ;:ursui,s and not to oppress or 4iar.Ss,
we acJuiesce freely in tn: reciprocal duty
OF obedience to law. No proposition is
more manifcs,ly true than that thoS, who
Receive protection to their business should
go conduct it as u avoid occasions t col.
liAion, OF aNtaGoniSm anil of oii"nr. The
peace and good order of society require
harmony and co operation between the
law-making power and the interests pro
tectcd 10y law. In this spirit society should
settle down to its accustomed avocations
In this spirit alone can it reasonably OK
rect TO be again entrusted with its own
destinics, ana the civil power be restored
TO its asccndancV."
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

TRIAL OF ENGEAvEEs OF REEEL BoxDs
AND Norrs.-Y esterLav, the military COM
mission of which Gen. Bragg is President
began the trial of the seven cngravers of
Confederate notes and bonds who came
here from the Soath after the capture Of
Columbia by Gen. Sherman. They are
oil Young Scotchmen, who en-; red the
service OF the rebel Treasury d altment
from Scotland in 1862 They We're ar
rested March Is. They are defended on
the ground that they are entitled to the
amnesty tern!S Of the Presidents procla-
nation OF March Il, providing that ali
Iomlcilcd aliens who should leave the
>o"th within twelve days thc:eaiter
sloul be free from prosecution.
Ntu YORK: Xtrald, Nuy i.
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Provisions for Sale.

4 FEW. barrels of FLOUR. a :.w
L a bushels Of RICl: aid a smal. car:
~ of SORGHUM can be had in .":S :.
suit purchasers by aprlvin. to tie ,:..G.:.
sgnel, at his residence. Winn s,le.i. .,.:
the Charlotte Railroad Depot, between ;
and 10 clock in the uoruing.
may 20 - .WN SHEPHERD
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

One of the processes Of steel pen max.
Ing, done by females AZ birmingham, a
quick worker w!ll'cut out in one dav. Of
ten working hours, 250 gross, or 5000
pens, which involves $4,000 d;st.nct ,ao
tions o. the a7E.--;wo "a every seoul.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

BY the proclamation OF President John
son, Thursday, lst day OF June n"x'. is
recommended to be set apart as day Ioy
special humiliation and prayer, in consc-
qucnce Of the assassination of Abraham
Lincoln, late President OF the Uu.tcd
States.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22
By a. r. Phil,:ns.

THIS CMoniay) MORNING. 1T ~ o'c'oc:.
vii! sell, At Iea,! quarters, opposite IN
Gei-ev's,
i.ag:ayra Coffee, Crean Tea, Back Ter
per, English Lougclo,h. Agate Hu,,c: =
Smoking AVID Chewing Tobacco. Steel Tens
Scissors. Iadlcck>, kniv,s. Cotton lnr:
E@@li>h Shoe Thread. pieces Ner~,v- T..
nl;nliv,l articles received un,.l"U. .-ci:
on Iav i>a,r. ,ray
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

The correspondence between Gov Ms
gr;sth and Gen. Gillmorc together with
other Important articles, will be published
in our next issue.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

We are indebted to DR.. j. J. Chiso.m
for copy of the Augusta Constitutional
ist, of the letl,, numerous interesting .x.
tracts from which will be found in this
mornings issue. We viii be grateful to
other friends to supply Us in like manner
We have also been favored by Alderman
Gibbcs and Dir. j. Burnside with lies OF
Augusta papers to the ! Gt'i inst.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22
FOR SALE. AT
~ NCtIc 20,

4 GENTLEMEN wishing 70 he SII..TG!r
" or TO have their HAIR CUT &.
SHANPOONED, can be accouln..d:., a
next door to the present Post O.;;cc.
May % -