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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-12-15
From Washington.

The correspondent of the New York Her
aid says:
s.. The President is displcascd with the ten
OF of Napoleon's reply TO the telegram from
the State Department, calling upon him to
fulfill his promise and withdraw his troops
from Mexico in instalmcnts. The cabinet,
with one exception, it is understood side
with the President 1t is considered,
doubtful, however. whether any further re-
monstrancc will be made. and the probnbli-
ties are that the French Emperor will be al
lowed his own way. Indirectly, it is hint.
cd TINT Napolcon's acltou in refusing tn
Withdraw, was mainly because of what he
regards violation of the pledge of neutral
~ or non-lnterlerencc on our part, his po-
sition being that by the arrest of General
Ortcga, the dispatch Of General Sherman and
other Objectionable movements. our pledge
OF neutrality was broken, and the compact
therefore, is withdrawn, rendered null and
void.
There has been much discussion out of
Congress upon the bill looking to the abro-
CATION of thci State Governments at tho
South, and the opponents Of the measure
are confident they can defeat it in the Sen
ate, where two-thirds vote over the veto
could not be secured
The movement for the assembling Of the
''''S'h NuHplSSS OH llC mn Ol NlarCu Is
going an. General Butler IS here. and
heads the project. lie thinks the present
Congress 100 slow. aud il anxious to enter
it, promising Alley, the Representatives from
the Essex District, that if he should resign,
he (Alley) would he the next Governor Of
Massachusetts, Butler, in the meantime,
taking Alleys place in the House. 1t is re-
ported that Governor Bullock of Massachu-
sets, sanctions the movement and will call
special ece,ion-in Alleys District to sc.
cure Buffers election to the present Con
gress, in case of Alleys resignation.
Az ISpi,N's % DEA or THE TnLEGRArH.--
An American officer once asked his intcrprc
ter TO tell II Canauchn. Indian about the
magnetic Telegraph The interpreter, who
was n Delaware Indian, asked him:
q. "Wlat you 'nl that magnetic telegraph! !!
"You have heard of New York and New
Orleans 2"
''Oh yes" was the reply.
VERY we'll; We have wire connecting
these two cities, which are about thou.
sand miles apart and it would take man
thirty days to ride it upon good horse
Now man stands at one end of this wire in
New York. and by touching it few times
he inquiries Of his friend in New Orleans
what he had for breakfast. His friend III
New Orleans touches the other end of tho
wire, and in ten minutes the answer comes
Ham and eggs Tell him that Beaver"
His c0untenance assumed most comical
expression, but lie made no remark, until
the officer again asked him to repeat what
| no had said to the Camanche, when he said
ono. Cnptain, not tell him that, for
don't lN';eye that myself"
Upon the officer assuring him that such
was the fact, and that he had seen it him
self he said:
"lninn not very smart: sometimes he
bis fcol'; but hollcr pretty loud: you hear
him half mile. You say 'Merican man he
talk thousand miles. 'spect you try tc
fool nc nows Captain; maybe you De-"
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MASTERS OF THE SITUATION. find
this paragraph in the New York Bay Book !:
"Amid oil the efforts Of the political
quack doctors to compromise, bridge over or
oajole the Southern States into yielding to
demands ofCongress, let them remember
that they are masters Of the situation. They
have only to stand still. Do nothing. The
mongrels are already coaxing, begging them
to yield; and the great crowd Of rimmers
are perfectly frantic to them do something.
Bnt we say, stand still. Don't stir on inch
You are masters Of tho situation, If you did
but know"
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We find in the Hartford Courant the fol
lowing notice of a new business into which
the Government has gone:
"Mn. EDITOR: VIII you. please make
known to the ladies of Hartford that the
Government has made arrangements 10 send
to the North. free Of expense, all colorcd
persons in tho District of Columbia who are
desirous of procuring situations for them
selves for the coming winter"
is quite obserYant to those Of our citi-
zens familiar with New Haven. that n great
influx of colorcd persons is taking place At
least four Southern. freedmen" are now in
the iails Of this State, charged with murder.
-New Haven Register.
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BARG--A-INSI 7
B AR G. AIN 81!
JAMES D. MILNOR,
WTOULD respectfully invite the atttcn-
w tion of his friends and the
PUBLIC GENERALLY,

to call and examine his large and we'll selec-
ted STOCK OF GOODS, which he is now of
ferihg for sale at greatly reduced prices.
Gents Fine French Felt Hats, $500
Straw Hoods, 25
Well Buckets, 100
Tin Ware by the quantity at Charleston
Wholesale prices.
Shot in quantities of 10 lbs. or more, Is
long Cloths at 10 per cent less than marked
price.
A large selection of Ladies and Misses
Glove Kid and other Caters, Ribbons OF
many Colors and Widths.
dec l5-tf
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The WAY THE RADICALS Make HIsToay.
Senator Yates, oflllinois, in his speech
.welceming the Radicals to Washington
sad
Fellow.citzcns The only man who has
ever been executed for treason in this coun.
try is John Brown, who was execute cd in the
State OF Virginia, while Henry A. Wise, ,.his
executioner, upon whose skirts is the blood
OF thousands of our countrymen, has the
Presidents pardonin his pocket. TCries OF
"For shame!'
Treason, indeed John Brown was cxecu-
ted as midnight murderer. Trans.
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Legislature of South Carolina.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1866.
SENATE.
The Senate met at u m. :.

L nc SClihlC hiCp dV -
The following bills received the
third reading, aud their titles were
changed to Acts :
To incorporate ''The Sea Island
Cotton Company of South Carolina; !"
to extend the charter of the Marion.
Fire Engine Company to authorize
the City Council of Charleston to is
sue and put in circulation rotes re-
ceivable in dues or taxes to the city {:
to renew the charter of the Salaman-
der Fire Engine Company, of George
town to provide an expeditions mode
of ejccting trcspasscrs; to incorporate
the Supreme Council of Sovereign
; Grand Inspector-Gencral of the Thir-
ty-Third Degree for the Southern Ju-
risdiction of the United States to re-
new the charter Of the Winyah Fire
Engine Company
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at | | a. m, and the
proceedings were opened with prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Boggs.
The following bills were read a
third time and their titles changed to
Acts TO extend the charter Char
lesion Fire Company of Axcmcn to
alter and amend charter towneof Cam
den !; to alter law relative to publica-
tion legal notices in newspapers; to
incorporate Charleston Independent
Turner'S Association to extend time
in which to record lost instruments in
writing.
Mr.. Jones introduced bill to call
a Convention of the people of the
State; which was referred to Special
Committee of one member from each
Congressional District. The Speaker
announced the following gentlemen as
the Committee Messrs. Jones, Todd,
Lord and Cokcr.
Mr.. Clyburn introduced a bill to
authorize executors, administrators,
and other trustees to adjust Without
suits, claims arising between January,
1862, and May Is, 1865.
Mr.. Hankcl, introduced resolu-
tion. which was agreed to and sent to
the House for concurrence that every
contingent account against tho State
shall be lodged in the Comptrollcr's
office, in Columbia, by the goth of No
vcmbcr, and it shall be the duty of the
Comptroller to examine and report on
the same to the Legislature, and no
such account shall be considered, or
acted on by the Legislature, unless SO
examined and reported.
Mr.. Duryea introduced a resolution,
which was agreed to, inquiring into
the propriety of lcgalizing the sale OF
lottery tickets in this State, and to H.
censc the same.
Mr.. Bonham introduced resolutions,
which were agreed to, and a message
sent to the Senate, to report to the
Legislature, at it's next regular session
the mode in which the fund arising
from the lands given to the State BY
Act of Congress of July, 1862, shall
be disposed of. Mcssrs. Trcscot
Haskell, Duryea, Barker and Hagood
were appointed the House Committee
Adjourned.
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SENATE.
he Senate met at ii m.

The Senate met at m.
Mr.. Thompson introduced bill to
alter the law in relation to the organi-
zation, jurisdiction and practice of
claims, reports of committees, etc.
The balance of the day was taken
up in the consideration OF claims, re-
ports of committees, etc.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at L. a. m, and the
proceedings were opened with prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Capcrs.
The following bills were read the
third time and their titles changed to
Acts
To renew the charter Of the Dar-
lington Presbyterian Church :; to in
corporate the Charleston Commercial
College; to incorporate the Went
worth Street Lutheran Church to
renew the charter of the Vigilant Fire
Engine Company of Charleston to re-
new and extend the charter of the
village of Frog Level; to amend the
charter of the town Of Yorkville to
incorporate the Beaufort Club to de-
clare valid the recent election of In
tendant and Wardens of the town of
Timmonsville to incorporate tho
Washington Light Infantry Charita-
bic Association to renew the charter
of the Presbyterian Church at Spar
tanburg Court House to incorporate
the "Liberty Spring Presbyterian
Church (Old SchooD," in Laurens
District ito change the name and re-
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-12-15

STORY or THE CONSTITUTIONS. tho
close o. Jpdge Story's Commentary on the
Constitution, the following occurs
'Rcpublics are created by the virtue,
public spirit and intelligence Of the citizens.
They fall whom tho wise are banished from
the public councils, because they dare to be
hoSest, and tho profiigatcs are rewarded be.
cause they fiatter the people in order to be-
tray them"
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Seward and Thad Stevens have been hob
nobbing at the Iatter's rooms recon.
cilaiion is said to be brewing, and spGoula,
tiop ID rife"
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The Senate havo some idea of rejecting
the nomination of Gen. Dix MS Minister to
France, becsuse he participated in the
Philadelphia Convcution. :.
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local.
Religious Services.

Religious Services.
May be expected tomorrow as fog-
lows:
Presbyterian Church, Rev. G. r.
Brockett, II A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ.
NJ. E. Church, IL a. M.
Episcopal Church, ii. A. M.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!!. !.

/ Any bills sent to me, shall be promplly
filled, and the Lumber shipped Immediately
from Ridgeway Depot
dec l-f6 HENRY c. DAVIS.
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Co flee, Green and Black Tea.

GRUSHED, Clarified and Brown Sugars.
" Soda, Sugnrs AY inc and Butter Crack
ers- BACoT, RIVERS & co,
oct 2-f No. z, Hotel Range.
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Mr.. DAVIS CASE. - Forncy's Chront.

y
Gle SAYS:
1t is reported that Attorney General
Sanberry has decided upon the trial OF
JeH. Davis at Richmond, some time dn.
ring the Spring of 1857. John Surratt,
recently captured in Egypt, and now on
his way to this country, will probably
be placed upon the witucss stand at the
Davis trial, his completely with the con-
spirators rendering him a valuable wit.
ness in regard to The part played by the
arch traitor in the assassination scheme.
The Baltimore Sun says:
There is the best authority for saving
that the President has positively deter
mined not to interfere IN the case OF
Jefferson Davis by ordering his release
on parole, but he will remain where he
IS until further arrangements can be
made for his trial, some time during the
coming Spring.
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sovereign power to change the minds
OF men; tho same theory which
teaches thnt intcmreranca can bo
abolished by law. Why. gentlemen.
was there any lack of constitutional
law against secession and rebellion.
and did it prevent the late ware No
pling OF amendment upon amend
ment Will prevent revolution and
anarchy SO long as the policy of the
majority compels the min ority 70 hate
the organic law, and teaches, by ex-
ample, the whole people to disregard
or evade it. Cheers Will evil dis
posed men stand more in awe of
your newly tinkcrcd Constitution
after You have yourselves impaired
Its sanctity by trampling it under
your feet, us they at least will believe
ut the South, to serve n temporary
purpose, than they did when 1t was
ehshrincd as n thing apart in everv
thinking mind? Why, gentlemen.
tins seems to nc as absurd as if the
miller whose tiush boards had been
carried away by Il flood and his dam
shaken to Its foundation, should tear
away the beams and planks from the
base of his dam to heap upon it's ton
to secure it from the next freshet.
The foundation of the Constitution
and the Union is in the love Of the
p.eople-nothing else Tremendous
cheers. Ii you loosen this founda-
ton you prepare its sure overthrow"
ne concluded by saying:
Gentlemen, there is but one safe
path for our feet, but one unerrinc
guide tor our steps. If we straw
from that path for any temptation,
no matter what its offered delinit
may be-if we abandon our guide.
we shall wander long in blind paths.
and may probably perish miserably
ut the last: That path is the teach
lngs OF the men who formed the
Omon, and that guide the Constitn-
tlon OF the fathers of the Republic. "
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Nationa III otel.
Near the Greenvilie ana Charleston
Railroad Depots.
tOI.E Ni,iA :; g.
o /. Il VI Il / \

IIi: luhlic Is Informed tl.at the
IS! above hotel has just beea finished
anu contains mew furniture through
""' l"r ne atr"inmodatinn "f TRANSIENT
and REGULAR: BOAI:DEI.S. The ycry
h';'t that Tie :aarlct- afford VI i'll be found
on A!S table. prepared N excellent stv,c.
Charges modtratc
Passenger, VIII nc conveyed to and from
.''hrr -! the dep":s FREE OF CHARGE.
AiS". VEHICLES furnished. 10 carry pas
= .a":S - any part of t!ir tow" or country.
.Nr WINES, Liquors, CIGARS. TO
l'AcN0, etc. can be obtained IN the Sam
pie E"n:l connected! with the ho!...
Aur j.. JOINER proprirtor.
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IHE LAMP OF LIFE.-Thc glow of health
and beauty is nowhere moro pcrceptible
and beautifully attractive than in the
ruddy, healthful, glowing, beautiful COM
plcxlon of healthy person The com
piexion is radiant, and the lamp Of life
burns brightly, SO long as it is supplied
with pure blood. The Queens Delight and
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, is q;
cleaning and searching mcdicine-Slvins
strength to the feeble, invigoratins and
restoring the OLD; cleansing and purifying
the young The Queens Delight and Sar-
saparilla is for sale by Fisher < Uciuitsb
Pharmacists
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Auction and Commission.

w /. WALTER, having purchased the
w interest of L. +. nUHBEC i'll the
Auction and Commission business, bees to
iiform the citizens that ne will contiunc
Ihc business at the old stand, where he vii!
pe prepared to Liy and sell Stocks, Bonds,
nni'i Zeal Estate and all other articles.
lha,ikln! Tor past favors, the subscriber
would snhcIt Il continuance OF the same.
'lllN y Itn2nO w. 7. WALTEE
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Cutlery! Cutlery!!

4 MOST DIABOLICAL MURDER was
~ committed near the town of Chester,
5. G., on the night of the 22d july. 1896
pen the body Of my brother, ALEXAN.
IEK ID. WALKER. Two of the murderers
(ncSrocs) have been arrested. The third
white man. known as BILL NORRIS
nltas CllAS. DEREM, alias WYLIE NOR.
R!S, is still at large, and is described as
follows: Tall, spare-made man; grew ewes.
OF peculiar look; short, thick nose; low
forehead; round, lean face; somewhat
hump -slionldcred: black hair, with a few
grey hairs; about thirty-scven years old:
weighs about 1iO pounds; speaks SLOWLY
and, when speaking, twists his mouth to
the right side; heavy, dark beard; has
been wounded, as we'll as can be recol-
iected, IN the right arm, near the elbow:
with sma.! and bony arms: wore dark coat
ana dark llnen pants. The above murderer
Is anotoriousscoundrel, and has recently
IN connection with 4 band of negroes. been
engaged in various other bloody outranes
The above reward will be paid for hi.
arrest, or for any information that will lead
to his apprehension.
JOSHUA II. WALKER,
aug Chester, S. c.
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TNii is chemical extract vii. be founc. nm
x invaluable restorative Cordia, for sll
u'seaSeS arising from All impure state of
tnc pio".i. Suthlltousi cruptlonS such as
Bells, limp.cs, Carbunclcs. pastuies
,'"tc'cs, houShncss Of the Skin. Scaly
appearance q: the Cuticle, letter, Ring
worms and Itching Hu.nors Of the SKIN
thiS purifier will remove, and jmpart
nc"ilh ana Il iltc-S!ow to the complexion.
f"r Erysipe!as, Scrofula or Kings Evil.
! rheumatism, Pains in the Bones. Stiffness
III the joints, Old Ulcers, Want OF Blood
III Ihc I"rts, Syphilitic Sores and Ulcers,
ana Impaired Constitutions arising from
'lt"ae diseases, and from the TOO free us.
or mercury. For General Debility, spriug-
ing iroEi dyspepsia or Indigestion, Weak
ness and Pains in the Stomach, Liver Com
plant, or want of action in that organ
producing pains in the side or back, arSct-
in,c the Kidneys and bladder
females, AT the period of change. will
find it the best restorative to health snd
strength, from all those weaknesses ana
depressions of mind and body wnicA fol-
low ut this time OF life.
Persons travelling South or living in warm
climates, and all macclimated. will find ~.
Queens Delight a great protection from
all those diseases which originate in q
change of climate, diet and life.
Its properties as a remedy were, first :,
troducel 10 the notice Of the profession h,
III. hos. ouhS Slmons, Of South Carolina
as cary as ls2S, as u valuable Alternative re.
ihtay IA sypmlitic affections, and others re-
qnlrlnG nse OF mercury. Or. Simons' state
incHtS nave been endorsed and extended
by DF. \. Lopez, of Mobile, and D. Il. r.
Frost, OF Char lesion. From the reports in
ITS fayor, there seems no reason to doubt
eihcacy of this medicine in Secondary
S%phllls, Scrofula, Cutaneous Diseases.
Chronic Hepatic Affections and other com
plants benefited by aAerative medicines.
For sale by FISHER 4 HEINITSH,
June % Pharmacists, Columbia. s.. C.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.,

SWEET OPoPoNAX FROM MEX1co. New.
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume
me hnest ever imported or manufactured
IN the United States. Try it and be con
vinced va
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SWEET OropoNAX! Ladies, in their morn
ing calls, carry JOY and gladncss, when
pcrfumed with Sweet Opoponax.
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SWEET OPoPoSAx! Is the sweetest Ex.
tract tract ever made. Supersedcs all others.
Try 1t once; will use no other
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A New PERFUME! Called Sweet Opoponax
from Mexico, manufactured by T. Il. smith
Il Co., New York, is making sensation
wherever 1T is known. Is very delicate,
chief for days.
tPhaddRrhia Erenin1 H,,il,fju
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H. E. NICHOLS & CO..
uenera! insurance Agents. Stock and Exchange Brokers'
COLUMBIA. q. g

QUEENS Liverpool "ndon
New
New, Haven NN.
New
savanna fp
:A>t,E',N
on psn
-
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SWEET OpopoNAX. New Perfume from
and ladies' delight.
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SWEET OpopoSAx! The only elegant Per-
fumc. Is found on all toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief.
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HNtE subscribers have Just received. and
4 "!il open THIS MORNING, :. few in
Voices, comprising neat assortment of
CC11'orHlNG, ~ ENtiLlSH and FRENCH
E'si '"i""Sotion 20 has cuy Ju, tie season.
Our EEADlMADE GOODS arc pri,ci-
paiiI i'o:' or own manUfactory, and are
hiadr nn III the latest STYLES.
t"r stock OF materials for notwithstanding
embraces very style, AMI viii be maL, no
10 order ii the shortest notice. Oar cu,
''u'tIS II! thc country are invited TO call or
send their orders. when they viii be
promptly attended -.
We WI! also open shortly. 4 tiue a.surt-
meat CT HATS, "f the varinrs STYLES in the
latest fashion
W." invite the attention of ou, visitin.
ElcA"S IN the city t. thrs,. late arrivals
''ti'i!% assured THAT We will ho allie to give
themselves -
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\ NEW AND GRAND EpoCu IN MFnIcIHl.
III MaSSicl Is the founder OF = new InrLi-
Cal system! The Quantitarials, whose vast
internal doses enfccbic The stomach and
para!yZe the bowels, must give precedence
10 we man VINO restores health and appc-
t!tc, with frou one to two of his cxtrarr,li-
nary Pills and ares the most yjrul,ut
sores with box or SO Of his wundcrf,i, and
a!l-healinS Salvc. These two great s,,,.,.i
Ncs OF the Doctor arc fast supcrsedl.% all
i'lc Stcr"otypeG nostrums of the slav. l.y-
'ra"fdihary cures by Ma:Sicl's Fills and
Salvc i.avc opened the ewes of the rnllirtn
'hc ihtlhclcncy OF the tso-ca!lc,i) remedies
OF others, anl upon which people haze 80
long blindly depended. May4icls Pin. M,
not OF the class that are swallowed Lv the
dozen and cf which every box fun taken
creates an absolute necessity for another.
One or two Of Mag&iel'- Pills sr,icc5 to
place the bowels in perfect order tone the
stomach, create an appetite and render the
spirits light and buoyant There is no
Erlplng and no reaction in the form Of con-
stipatloA If the liver is affected. its furc
tl"ns are restored; and if the nervou. .v.-
TEN is feeble, it is invigoratcd This last
quality makes the medicines very desirable
Tor Tie wants Of delicate females. U!ccrous
ana rruptlro diseases are literally cxtiu-
Snisiicd by the disinfrctaAt power pf Mag
gels Salvc. In fact, it i, here a".ouncrd
that NnggterS HUiouS, Dysl"1Ii,. 0lh Ui,y.-
t""H RUS cure where all others fail Wli.c
Tor burns, scalds, chilbiains, cats and all
ahra,lons !! IRA OF the skim .Mggi,is NnIre is IN
iiaiiih'". Sold by j. MagSicl, II Pm street,
->c* York, and all druggists, at - cents
per 'oN July ~ "
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MARRIAGE AND cELInACy-,n

Essay of Warning a"d instruction for
1ouhS Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers with sure
means OF relief. Sent free OF charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. J.
ShllLiN HOUGHTON, Howard Asso,.ia
tion. Philadelphia, Pa. Aug Il au,
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Hubs, SDokes, Eelloes

ElS'T EECENEn, ?ull assor.ncnt o,
- Hubs, %p"Acs and rcl!nc.. Suitable for
'arTla%r an" NaGon-niah;rs wh.cIl vii! !n.
S"id III u small advance um cost.
bu!T ! / j. X y H. AGNTW
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COLGATE'S HONEY sOAp

This celebrated Toilet Soup, in such
universal demand, is made from tn.
ch"'cest materials, is mild and .,nol-
he"f in its nature, frnSr.,ntly scented,
and extremely bcac1icial in It's action
upon the skin. For sale By all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. Marcl, % 1y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-21
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