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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-08
Market Reports.

NEW YORK, August 7.-Cotton dull and
declining; uplands s7a; Orleans 37l. Flour
dropping. Wheat dull and declining. Pork
tirmer, at $S1.75@s1@s1. Gold Az. ster-
ling dull.
7r. M.-Gold 147s. Cotton heavy; sales
OF 500 bales-upland 35@36. Southern
tionr dropping. Wheat dull and tending
downward. Corn unchanged, Pork heavy,
at s3l.7O. Lard firm, at 194Gl2lA. Sugar
steady, at 10}@114. Coffee dull.
MOBILE, August Cotton sales to-day
but little demand.
NEW ORLEANS, August 7.-Cotton un.
changed-sales of 600 bales. Gold 443.
Sterling 81. One bale OF new cotton re-
ccived to-day, CHASING good middling,
grown in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana.
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Stallion John Morgan.

- THE Blooded Stallion, JOHN
~ MORGAN, will stand the Fall
T Nseason in Columbia, commencing
SAA. on the 18th inst, for $40 cash on
fret service; or $50, if not paid by the 1st
October. Groom's fee, s1.60 in advance.
JOHN is handsome dark-brown horse;
eight years old; fifteen hands and two
inches high; sired by Sailor Boy" who
was by Jim Cropper," one Of old Sir
Archy's best sons; his dam by ''Whip,'
out OF q fine Morgan mare. He can trot a
mile in three minutes, but has never been
trained; has the kindest disposition, and
Is very sure. -AugZ limo
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COPARTNERSHIP.

HNHE undersigned have formed copart-
4 nership for the transaction of the AUC
I!ON and COMMISSION BUSINESS in the
city of Columbia, under the name and style
of MCDONALD K MCELWEE. Our Office
and stnre-rooms are situated on Lady
street, first door West Of the Post Office,
where we will give strict attention to any
business entrusted to our care, ana will
endeavor t" give Satisfaction to all con-
ccrned. d. p. MCDONALD.
Aug 4 SIo j. H. McEI.WEE.
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Auction and Commission.

=" 7. WALTER, having purchased the
w. interest OF F. f. DURBEC in the
Auction and Commission Business. begs to
inform the citizens that he will continue
the business ut the old stand, where he will
be prepared to buy and sell Stocks, Bonds,
Coin, Real Estate and all other articles.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
would solicit continuance Of tho same.
July 81 ftu2mo w. II. WALTER.
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NJ rational Hotel,
Near the Greenville and Charleston
Railroad Depots,
COL UMBIA, S. C.
COL q nj B I A, S.

~. THE public is informed that the
&sA Above hotel has just been finished,
1RsN and, contains new furniture through
out, for the accommodation of TRANSIENT
aud REGULAR BOARDERS. The yery
best that the markets afford will be found
ON his table, prepared in excellent style.
Charges moderate
Fine WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TO
BACCO, ETC., can be obtained i'm the Sam
pie Room connected with the hotel
Aug z r. JOINER, Proprietor
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r. w. WINGS
Steam Planning Mill! i!

Pichens Street, 1etueen Washington and
Plain, Columbia, S. &.
nN hand and furnished to order at short
~ notice, all kinds OF dressed LUMBER,
FLOORING, CEILING, SHELVING, WEA-
THER-BOARDING, Nc Also, SASHES.
Blinds, Doors, Mantle-piccc Mouldings,
Brackets, Counters, Tables, &c.
Having now in operation full sets of the
most improved machinery, am prepared
to turn out FIRST-CLASS WORK, at very
reasonable figures. All in want OF any ma
terial in my line will 10 we'll to give me a
call. Aug limo
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PROMPT PAYMENT The Emperor
Macmillan has paid n second install
ment of $50, 900 in gold, of the sub
sidy of SIS, 600 per month granted to
the New York and Vera Cruz steam
ship line. This, as well as the first
payment, was made in advance of the
time stipulated in the concession,
which stated that the line should be
run for twelve months before recoiv-
ing any portion of the subsidy.
The Alabama State Convention has
appointed the requisite number of
delegates to the philadelphia Con-
vention. Resolutions approving the
Presidents restoration policy and
accepting the Convention invitation
were adopted.
PRESENT FOR PRESIDENT DAVIS
The Richmond Board of Trade re-
Gently raised, by subscription, sum
of money necessary to procure for
Mr.. Davis comfortable chair. 1t
will be purchased and forwarded to
the distinguished gentleman at once
FRArERN1zNa.- Governor Walker,
of Florida, has appointed delegates
A@OAA 0AASo oUuCC W GAS ulld(l6lpu1a
Convention. Among them are two
colonels-one (Scott Confederate,
the other (McKibben) Federal.
Information from the Plains states
that the Indians in Idaho Territory
made a raid on Boulder Creek, near
Ruby City, and were met by party
OF United States soldiers, when a
fight ensuet Seven soldiers and
thirty Indians were killed.
ANOTHER PAPER ABANDoNs THE
RADICALS. Is.-The Philadelphia NORTH
american, edited by Morton NIcMi-
chael, Mayor of the city, heretofore a
radical sheet, contained leader on
the I'd instant, favoring the Admins
tration of President johnson.
SHERIDAN TAKES THE BACK Track.
Gen. Sheridan telegraphs to Gen.
Grant that the riot was not the result
of mere mob, but preconcerted
and pre-arranged plan of weeks for
the slaughter of Union men.
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MEDICAL BOOKS

MEDICAL BOOKS,
A COMPLETE assortment, on every sub
N ject Also, a fine stock of School
Books, Blank Books, Envelopes, Writing
Papers, Gold Pens and other Stationery
Also. new publications. Also, fine and
cheap Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books.
all sizes and prices. For sale at
MCCARTER'S Bookstore.
Aug Opposite Columbia Law Range.
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Improved Lamp Chimneys

4 SMALL lot of these superior CHIN
"A, NEYS have just buen received: They
will save Oil, give q better light and last
longer than any other chimney, if the. fol-
sure the glass is perfectly dry. 2d. Don't
screw it on the famp too tight. Sd. Let
the glass square with the wick: 4th. When
you light the lamp, the wick should be low
and raised-gradually.
They can be bought at tie stores Of
Messrs: T.. PQId1AHp aud 8. ->McCAUGH-
Rim, Main street, and Of my son, at MIR.
Brrnsteineas store, Assembly, below Plain
street, WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Aug 8 5 II. III. STOKES. Agent
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State South Carolina..Richland Dist

By Jacob Bell, Or,,inaryN SAID District.
WHERE'S Douglaa B. DeSaussurc,
w Commissioner IN Equity for the Dis
trlct and State aforesaid, hath applied to
me for letters Of Administrations all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits of William K. Stewart, late of
the city of Baltimore, in the State Of Mary
land, deceased: y
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish
al and singular the kindred and creditors
o. OF the SAID deceased, to be and appear be-
the said District. to be holden at Columbia
on Fi1day, the seventeenth day of Sep
temher next, at ten O'Clock q. m, to show
cause, II any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of the Court,
thus sixth day Of August, in the wear
ofour Lord one thousand eight hundred
and siXty-six, and ill tho ninety-frst
Year OF american Independence.
JACOB BELL,
Aug Swo Ordinary Richland Dist.
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NlIfIL give two performances THISAA
w TOMORROW EVENINGS, 9Th and
9Th inst. New programme. For further
particulars see hand-bills. Aug & 2
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State South Carolina--Richland Dist.

by JucO0 Boz, OF'1lntn'y q sod BlSt1'ict.
+ WHEREAS Sophia N. 1IcCnlly hath
Nv. applied to me for letters OF adnli-
nistrstion on all aAd singular the goods and
chattels, rights and credits of Samuel 8.
ceased:
These arc, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of The said deceased, to be and
appear before me, at our next Ort}inary's q
Court for the said District, to be holden at
August inst, at ten O'Clock a. IN. Ito show
cause, if any, why the said administration
shouldnot be granted.
Given uhder My hand and seal of the Court
this third day of August, in tho
year of our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six, and in the rfiiIe-
ty-ffrst yoar OF Auae=ican independence.
JACOB BELL
Ang VI Ordinary Richland Dist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-11

- }. COLE Auctioneer.
positive SALE Of VACANT LOTS and M
PROVED PR0PERTY-Tob be SOLD on THURSDAY, April H.
H. st tns Commercial Exchange No 19 Fulton st. Brcokiyn
lots on Fu.onsve. II lots Jefess, lots Fr,1kn
ses on L@fyeesye No IS East Wsnen Nos ard Portland
pc House and Stable rent Lsyotteavc EAsTknx DIS
p1cf rEoPKRTY-l lot on feminist, Slots Vsret lot
Csest o on snits 0ts Fluhing lots Monroe
= , lots on Widest Msps ready
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Go Ubom ii man Ccntern.

OyrcK or The METROPOLITAN BoAnloy HEnrH.
No. 3Ol Morn ST., NEw.YoRK, April o 1906
NOTICE ia hereby given TO Owners of Ships and
IN vs.s.ls h. vgued oy Jaw 20 ee 70 sn
inspection Of for purifying vessel 70 such inspector
mailing sucb ppon,men Health Law.
~ Wv FMMONs CLARK, Secretary.
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EILTH, CHOLERA, DESTRUCTION. HEALTH.
THE NETWORK DIsIYFECTING COMPANY,
OFFICE no. 81 PISEsr rvsr

LABORATORY No. 2os, 500 and 302 HEsRf.sr', "a,
na h.ys s,es,. s,ts'. bcIr with P D. + G sST S,.
s. sif e qs q, IL ia p Ss@ Ssss
iSs Vr.sn. and pobe nstaes, iad, hou...
s.npy ssSnd. ncsi slips Streets and place.
s .ns .n.,sS TS.. dnscns SCENT. only 6Eopo
kzEns bet and p ps
They daseebs and norton, odo and s.s. S ao
chemical prnspls rendering s' ruid. and ot, with which
y :% ,1 ard s1s %1ny 4y e si
.a,ay destroy ALL oaenys odS and st ,,
.s 2 ID. a.p .. ,Ts MI Ts ;y , are rsu S
rss,S sf Ali who desire health Tie attention Of
MEDICAL MEN particularly called 20 'a sus,s; .rd ~ p'S1:
. A. ther. a.. SEWN desr.n, dn,c,Inr compounds
sn,.S sor he ps,h.s.T viii ny d.c Tho pfsm,..
.e ;. w.b.. 70 ai.e' s.n q? r:ops. s q s1a w :,
.g i've, 10 f.,or q Ibis GREAT DISCOVERY which with hand
%s.s r,qa.sd p.f.ou. Company sploy@:ai w b.
portion Of the city to perform the operation Of d'nss0n
prLlvls HOu,s. Atnasr March 30 lsa
10 u, VS.. W. ssas0 P'eal'a' N'S- York D"'"'s''s Coz"
fSsi STR H-inr trial Of N, Dilnfecns Fluid
lay introduced By ~, VIM Bas We ,. prepared to 70.
p,oy .a.pd % the PsIeo.,, r Witch y Is PI'P,,;d aud %
readily a,saush mads many tr.l. q da
f,ni' generally bat consider h., have found article
.ssa s r.@.sy .s.aa BAD BAD sao sA'' ''' ~ ~
We are, Sir. Jou". ter r RoEsrL Co.
d.. vs. w. sar1r Prssidsaf Nre York DnVsef.ng %.
par slf We have used Dr. couarets Pseni pnecsns and
hav. thoroughly tested tho every particular ard
mouse. IL whoa exception be the bcs,
upon and every matter complete and
c. A. SrsTsoS. Aso House.
RIO MINERALOGISTS.- fine private collection
Of MINERALS for SALE cheap IN ots sul pBIchasers at
No. ga broadway between Houston and Blsseher sta. Nyw.Iotk
V'o EMlGRANTs,
EmopAxr SOCIETIES OF skSwESoLlSp AND EUROPE
5000 EMORAsTs can be placed good tus,on. and corn
fah homes arrival supplied with improved
or unmprovod d which be purchased leased ~ehsd
Appl, ar .dlres, C. ~ HATCHER,
-''T No. 7ls Ors,ierst..
New-Orleanl
Rsrersnees-H,n, Brown vsndsrpool, Eew'forh
Geo W Holt New-York.
q IN REWARD, and no questions asked, for the
Nv return bundle Of Books and Papers Of no yslns
any bot The owners, stolen nom ne o LeeJ" On Mon
Day April o. isod
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j. COR, Auctioneeg.
I ARGE SALE Of improved and vacant PROPER
IL TT sold THIS DAY tAp IL at oelock a The Com
Exchange Fulton Bookyn No 1873 Fort Greene
place No s7 Eotpsee No 81 Dean-ri No 2s G1d.t No xsS
6odst Grshssls Park, Lafayette ana
ksusndaves Koeotost, Bedfordsre kossndsTe Band
hrdst. Mgps TIRE ready.
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ynsirurtior.

A FRENCH CLASS (he last). under A. A. FA'
yARGER S begin aeon usR SS ~ 70 follow
practical BY which thy will DO enabled 70 speak French &c
snt fGIss f bort '
sSa,: N :oS the .d %as n.
d sIsr.e Of M Lecture; vii Dc gwen w DO ss
sSseS I'sl1s ,1d f.'.s..sd By s:SsS ss :.
viii particularly svanced scholars showing wh.; are Tie
Ing a. purely and elegantly the educated natives themselves 40:
Lecture. b, procured bsio.sSsI ,;.s It.
Ss,;s an. G: Graz. ' Price. the %
sori S wssiy e,,cS & f ssGa S IN Adde's.
No. Unirsr.y place. or T. 0. Boz no ts2t
A HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS, Essex Semi
~ s: Com Summer ten siP: 20
| I1DTCATIONAL EXCHANGE-Suppe Teachers
fhs f F1 s a fsTs e ss roSs s1s:
Se Fer dS sssSs' M; Nash
GREENwICH, COME BOYS under 70 taken l5
Military dr dnelas rOwiur baseball and erst. regularly
health and beauty 0f'' Terms go. RtI pFek r,
| GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
W Bridgeport Conn Fer ecsIsrs, .dde" Mia EMILY MEL
| son.
uEMPsTEAD INSTITUTE, Long Island. N. Y
Dan TS ss. E' 'A'i II ns sfS'sa st
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tauytown, N. VA
Bs.ns s.Aos Fl sSYs 70: ., :H,Ss ':S
Fi fSI1 D. Rowe " a : '' w. :. :.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
No 100 Yves. Fourhs. 81 nscdours ws'hiAgos .sue
fr is bsp .a dsoRsE " ciaRKs 4 NJ Rector
MOUNT PLEASANT INSTITUTE-PRIVATE
WI CLASSES for BOYS-Amhsut, Nn., II. G. NASH. NJ.
Principal The t ssmiAnnna Session WI esHHsa's hAJ
cseuisrs forwarded spsn r-rs..,
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL. White Plains,
w ~ a' miles from the SE Y Willie hi s's' Principal
NEWBURGH, N. Y.-Miss Ii. NJ. PARKHURST
IN vii 81 her Boarding. Day
fehooI for Young L.dis. on WEDNESDAY April II.
DOUGHKEEPsIE on. " MILITARY INsTI-
l. TUIE-C. Is. WARRISG. A. NJ. PrineiTa.-A Classical,
Conre .ad Mlsry school The sprnl Session open, April
Coward INSTITUTE-For BOYS-Florlda,
- Orange Co. NY Accommodation, for bo.ricra Board and
T. O scnRlyER. A. NJ, Principal
CCHOLFIELDs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE in
- Providence L. tho spaas and elegant In It's apart
bcs, lighted and ventilated Of Conmsiei. csss
hsrE For faf particulars ssad fOr eaaf
A. o. sCHOLfIELD.
CINGING and PIANO LESSONS by a competent
- Professor Pus ssndtd their rodences instrue
tie evening Address CASlO boz No. 40 Ifbubs
Onoe.
CUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL in tho open coun-
- Try Nsw.H.ven ConpThe R., Dr. SHEARS Rector Par
wishing their yoanE hness n'sn duIins ,hs
Sumner shsad va.net, oecsr enter them 70" Tie "'hH
sirih semi annual seson bsrinlins May l.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.-Mrs EDWARD 10
ITALIAN ENGLISH and oRATORlO sISG1aG the FIRE, week
IA October Mira L0DER will 10 at home Until that ests every
ornins se hours Of u and ooer Or written sppea
,ions can be seat there No. la East Thirty second Lsnng
tonvs CbeasnE Sons Piano Rooms No go Broadway
XNANTED-A few PUPILS for instruction on the
w PisnoFoe By hrstcAss German PIofes.oL Well 3D.
vsnoed pupils preferred Addre" Boz No. se99 fo"omee
i
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TT>HE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF the New
i YORK FEMALB AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY win D
held on THURSDAY April - ct 1, oeosn 10 the SSss.s DIE
will be given Of the work OF be Bible resdsrs
are expected the Rev. Dn. BOOTH. koNTooAEAi sas
DURiEE.
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furniture.

nICKHARDTs Extension PARLOR DEDSTEAU
silver Medal at last Fair American Institute entirely d
fare nom COMMON son bed equal spring ,pd hair MAJ
ss be made In sofs chair suit the space kee9y u
nnnt - - y essaA
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Amusements.


WINTER GARDEN.
w Lessee and STyAKy.
Stage nASDSA'
ruu rsriBLpumrSr ADvaarus In rns H. T. ussAio)
Mr. STUART HI ah Il; ssD
" ~ s xFg aa1s h'E HaHfsDs;.
EAs'. 4, $sl W dslin'ssoi'o Of
Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
win appear In two u 81 .ho Sc pisce''0 full Of
enA''" '"' MERRrMENT,
with which their names are ssocated commencing with Inc f"s
tic Irish i's'9TeaHlES flRi OF KILLARNEY.
NJ" AND NV ANb bEA i1f SCENERY by rHoRNp.
kA fFf BARSEx WILLIAMS
ccmsias oFnch II. Bland
Peter w. Andrews
Rose Kesrnry G. Wscotj IT,
The FAIRY Filsdune Miss Blanche Grey.
piece: viii introduced the ch%H. ballads Of PAT
KATY MOONEY, ,,,.,
wHAq HhH HA sSAs SH Hl 9I s5o SasKT' -
THE cos AR5aH 1fI Mass sr R,AmsLrs.
IRISH FAIR FIGHT.
MRS. WILLIAMS
viii appear In her wond ssH tspd1a 4
in the elegant rr''. RS eP TotR # IN SEVILLE,
which w s b pIs1cs Ss Ts Hsy iS APPOINTMENTS
Mr.. RARNEY WILLIAMS, ,.unv
MATINEE ON SATURDAY, APRIL H.
sesss secured six days In sdvsnce.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee sud Mansseres Hrs JOHN WO0y
Stage
(rHu xsrAsLuuxEsr DOES NOT II usRAiD)
PosITivELY LAST MATINEE
CINDERELLA q LA coMAnn.
Co@meeelns a. ocScx;
AND EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
viii be PRESENTED in style Of masnacence far .upasns all previous
'd'I Hid III STE ss sa lsii5isa 'A'
PUBLIC s &sb 4 4a h PRESS,
ABSOLUTE AND De iS si5isisS SUCCESS.
n. romantic ,peeaealsr Drama in three 'c from the french
oSMzaSSs-AAas
Produced with
New Scenery Tiios RhKFR
Msshnics effects By proper, ma .ppolni%sn' y
W. Henryi and elegant costumes by Bullock and the
loving seldom eauaed but nsva s1cs'd
4ryE OF 2: s s2AshN SsH wsss
which ha.e, she VIII sing new johanna written sna composed
" A''''" Il LOVED HIM AT FIRST SIGHT"
b:sJ d.ont. rawe awe Rove
~. w. y poniacy
Ioui. xiii W. Garrison
J. r II s %dd,Ga
Bonifses M George Ksmes
Fouche Mr.: J. Levie
Rogehsfert.... nine
De LeHs
lie r. l. hinton
y. Gnisa
Door. open In tn. evening" M Curtain ri,ss ate
Seats secured three days IN advance.
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NEWBURGH, n. Y.-Miss Ii. NJ PARKHURST
~ will the SKINNER TsIm 81 her Boarding AMI Day
fehool Tor YOUNG adj on WEDNESDAY April II.
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lectures ano Aleetimss.

NyO. II ST. MARKS-PLACE EAST Eighth-st.)
IN The Of Dr. BANNN0s free Lectures on
Heart Lung Digestive and Female Complaints will be ysn eso
fadie' Clinton Hall Astor place at "WEDNESDAY anS
Of this week and MONDAY and TUESDAY asst vssss
Ca frse
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL. White Plains,
vi ~ T.. z3i miles from tbs cry ~ Harlem RAILROAD
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Miscellaneous.
Notice to the Public !

In the year 1916, the writer embarked in the Drug
Business in the city of Philadelphia, and while thus
engaged, made several experiments in regard to the
most desirable mode Of preparing Fluid Extracts
my Efforts being successfu-the articles being approx
gu aud used by the Medical Faculty-I was DESTROYS
VI piaens them before the public, but hesitated tor
sumo tiie before concluding to resort to newspaper
aaVerts ng, knowing the preudices that existed in
the minis OF many against using advertised Medi-
c'nes or Nostans but through the advice of friends
and those who had used them this obect;on was
overcome.
After IS years. exertions, commencing in a small
way the popularity OF my articles has extended 10 All
parts Of the United States, and widely throurbop,
foreign countries-and this In the ace of much onno-
sItion. Every means has been resorted to by un-
prcpled dealers since their merit and success have
been knownsuch advertising larger bottles at less
price, censuring all other preparations, and even
copying my advertisements am happy to state
that out of the MANY who have resorted to this none
have been successful. i b W3 C.9Y -.d 9fh 81
sff ts..- .1e MY OBJECT 3g 1864 yiio 9ui
IN this notice is to make facts known to the public
and respectable dealers, believing after so many
years exertions. that the Druggists viii dscounte-
nance such proceedings and that the reputation Of
my articles may otba damaged by use OF inferior Oh
spurious ones.
Knowing that many may read this article who are
unacquanted with me, Iappend few remarks frorp
those ofmy native city, and whose names are known
IN all parts of the world: 9E au,g snad
"Beng personally acquainted with Mr.. II. I. Helm
bold, it affords me pleasure in stating have been
most favorably impressed with his energy and integ
rity, and gratifed at his success" ..,.t adm ..
-. ,4.- WIN. WEIGHTMAN, ,.,. 3D.
Firm Of Powers & weightman,
Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia.
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u E N tai N Q TIC + :
DIR. CHARLES N. PIERCE,

EIss Would announce to his friends and the
HSSzA nubIic that he has formed a copartner-
0IfYYYY ship with DR.. JOSIAH HEALD, (256
Congress Street,) where he will be happy to meet
III; f,rmer friends and customers who may need the
services Of Dentist For the last ten years DIR.
PIERCE has had large experience in the preserva-
tion of the natural teeth, and will ma this branch
of the business aspeciahty in future.
1t is fact well known TO Dentists that more than
one hall of the teeth that decay and perish could be
saved If competent Dentist were consulted in sea-
son. u,
wehave new method of Plugging Teeth, tar SUI
pericr that formerly practised which Is now being
adopted by the profession generally.
Portland March l, 1866. mh19tf
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A Farmers Cure for the Cattle Plague.

A Farmers Cure Tor the Cattle Plague.
An English farmer named Dateman has
published brief pamphlet in which he ex-
plains in concise manner a mode of treating
the dreaoed rinderpest which he has applied
with very successful results. His suggestions
are of so simple and practical a character that
they are certainly worthy of consideration:
"To one COW he administered two doses.
consisting OF 1-2 ounces of slack lime in a
pint and half OF water, allowing half an hours
interval between the doses. In another half
hour he gave tie animal bottle of Dass's ale,
and an hour later he gave it half pint each of
castor oil, hnseed oil, and peppermint water,
and two tablespoonsful oil turpentjne In half q
pint OF good beer. At the end OF two hours
he made her twod drinks OF oatmeal cruel, mix
ed with ground ginger and beer, and gave her
one OF the drinks in the evening. Next morn
ing he administered cruel with beer and GIN
ger, and renewed it three times day for
three successive days, when the COW became
better and ate a little bran mash and little
hay. Mr.. Bateman still, however, continuing
the beer and ginger. 10 younger cow he
gave four ounces OF slack lime IN about three
hints OF cold water, and applied the other rem
edies as detailed with IKE favorable result
Anotber cow tell i'll, and as it was larger an
;nal he gave it five ounces OF the slack lime.
In this case also the treatment was successful,
tbe cow in eight days giving milk, pronounced
to he excellent. The only cases in which Mr..
l,ateman reports failure were two cows which
were heavy with cali, and he was disinclined
to give them SO much lime and water as he
had the others. 1t will thus be seen that Mr..
Dateman's curiag ingredients are lime, water,
good beer, ground ginger, and bran mash. He
relates an anecdote of diseased COW curing
itself by drinking lime and water from a buck