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, 1866-04-06

Brick MAch1ne-The National Brick
Machine makes, with only two-horse power, sc. .o0u
splendid bricks per day. with well dehned edges
And uniform lengths. II The machine does not Per
form what claim for 1t, will take Ii hack and
refund the money. Address ABRAM REQUA.
General Agent. 130 Broadway, New York.
mh26Q9l33M-N WskF
, 1866-04-06
New York stock and Money Market.

INV YoKX. April s
MoEKr-The nopsy MARKET II moderately active At
per cent
Go1D-Am14ican gold WIS Without decided cb1ngt.
optninz It declining g 1z* and clcstn9 4 lz.
GoTxRNxKsT s1ocxss-. Without DECIDED ehzn9s:
.. g. 6 6, s.. comp III TisssafY So ID ser .ioS
s:ssos. COUP -6sloa 4stiposa psd+'''....' ~ y
#. q. Te1eEIAph..... 58H NJ T. Ceht......... SIX
Mich. South " III. Cent .............ll5
fiktsouI9h;:.::::::: Tx t.! ~;
bosrn LEGO Ehafes wsrs bonEht IN under the rule y
CONSEQUENCE Of the non-de!ye1y. Money Is easy IT
Der cent n the o'clock call,
The following were the principal sAlea:
Reading. Mich. 9outh. h...-...-.- SH
c. n. W............. x6 G. II. ". pf1..4.... HA
P5nIr Ft r. d C. -. E9H
, 1866-04-06


IAN persons wcst mailing a slaughter house Of
shed On the cane4 Of Hubbard and May atzeets, IN
saoanen 2! lnt otdlhance WHICH p1oMbits The KILL
.nS o. a0tmam ~stn1n ts ne nnit Ct Tie CITY,
nct 1*,G s1s,. y ~ FL. .Ise oM a .ne Seeooo Fre-
w -, af ir,.S asses Ssoenck an4 ffano AnE IN
si.r - ~ ~ Wi,as 5 smo Gissh. 4ney were taken
.nS S.. 10y us'.E Sont, tuS Ioine1 was nneu ga
~Au e>""' Ana '@e Aato9 Nse o1en&r2ea.
NAloaAA 1osuAI@f AssocaA11os.-Hea ar r.
in our 1ssue Of yesterday, ANNOUNCING that the ann
Of $500 had been received by Governor orlesby
from The sd United hta,os colored artillery, Tor The
NATIONAL monument to President Lincoln, wa un-
aoe II iht rffpeci, that there Y no such organ!-
zenon 10 the unted etafes Ecrs1ee. The deepalch
nits s,.ce eo1a,r ,n.n1W ny 9, ne @ 80
Tunnded hy Co|onri d. N. Frisbee Of Chies M am
oficerrd II 1nrn fr,rn s1i t1innis ""1
- ----e'e ~
b. ab,e 10 add to our rr1.nncr ve,,.,,5.1 H. 49,
that The contracts for tho Great Union Passenger
Railroad Companies have been LET. and are ctrta,u
10 rraI1zr oue hi the noest s11nc.,,ras ~ -. 80.
in the connfT The hniltnas r., ~ srec. - ~ A.
corner Of Madison and Lssile ate to be bniit ny
Metsre. Dtfs. In ihs same rnnnec,ion u Gescrvsss
10 De taId that the term Suifes n nfres LIN a. hsi
ter fue4ce 10 the rronorfinns al he r,nnnscd
t.Me1c1pille Hpljdinrr thsn ..mltes II oifiefssts
an error Of the types made The item read In our
Lxc1UnE--Rev. ]. L Corning OF roughkeep.ie,
n. i, - snnooneeo 10 'eecafe On ihnfsaay evening"
ne1's u aae ope1A house. tot the Dement, OF Inc
Plymouth Church building fund. lie Will take II
his subject. '4Ame1ica's Representative Man." Mr..
Corning viii be c1l remembered AZ The e1onnent
pestUr 1f The Plymouth Society. durinr lhe tnrinr
of 1861. who dreE ctowdfd auaience. ID The cknn5
, 1866-04-06

N. Campbell II now selling thousands
Of those fashionable coils at one dollar p1ece,
apld.t&2i 3t.M,Y.KuY
, 1866-04-06
A Barrel of Sugar on ChAnse-ClArke Il
Ulter's Improved Sofgho Machyaery,

A decided tensatsou was produced among the
members Of the Bcard Of Trade, On Wednesday, BY
| the preeent1tion Of barrel Of sugar nsde from
Nostbesu Cane, by Mestss. Clarke Il Utter. oi
Rockford, Illinois. The quality Of the sample was
excellent 1t abeosbsd good deal Of attention du.
ring The session, and has awakened IN interest On
he Sorgho question, AID estabNsbed conviction
Of the seasibllity OF producing sugar from the
Nor hetn Cane that did not clearly exist before,
The tuga1 on exhibition was Of high grade clart.
ted Of Ill purnnJ and glucose substances, devo,d
Of most Of ihe Objectionable sorgo tpane, Light
colored, and OF inviting favor and sweetness, az
waa demonstrated BY the ay1dtty with which The
thrcoRtn2 membcfr dlrposed Of samples. These
esni!emep sse manniaesusinE machinery which the
10 produce all The sugar he may need for home
consumption In The manufacture Of Til sugar.
s,,a.s Sa. tsuPpy e. whSh sEs1J housewife would %
ssrts Of AnT description are employed There Is no
mystery OF knowledge about Il; no eIpensjyo
recipes O prescriptions to Be pad ror Proper ma
chtuey 70 crspofate and c1ysta1xe the cane Juice,
and cold water and centrifugal power to deteeate.
which boy twelve yean Of age CEN operate and
mauage, nre afl that IL required.
Ifty in The manufacture Of ihcr .R1ilW2y E1apora-
tor It Is constructed 10 facilitate equalization,
s5d Ti.s ths,T ssps1stot attached
Il becomes most practical, useful and indlEpensi-
bleeolgho machinery for producing premium syrups
Heretofore, The samples Of sngars manufactured
With great expenditure OF labor and time and pre-.
tented TO ou1 Sorghum Conventions and Agriru1-
tuzal Exhibition, have been In Homeopathic doses.
Many OF these samples have been ob;aincd through
Altering ba1r, the use Of druge. patient manipula.
ton and almost in Invisible qunutit,ed with these
which can be thoroughly inspected, handled,
weighed and sold. Every examiner tastes 1t, lsuds
II, and prononnces 1t a triumphant success. II Is
claimed thu. every grower Of cane, every farmer
throughout the land, can l4Y aside his barreI. or
, 1866-04-06

San krancf4co Mining Stocks.
HAN FkASC1EDo, April 1.
Mining stocks are nfmer-Ophir, 13s; Imperial tas
SsfaEe, loG BelcheF, 80 yellow Jacket $40 Hale
4od Eoscross, so' Bnllou lis ChalIar PAtosl. so
Legal Tenders, "a.
, 1866-04-06

Go to the Bess-Eo To 8rYanf Il STRAIT.
toni Chicago Commercial College to get thor
oueh, practical businesH education, or to become
good Telegraph Operator Address Tor circulars,
BByAHT StnA1ToN, Chicago, III.
, 1866-04-06

The Solartype-Applfcahie to fur.
nacee, Stoves, CRATES. locomotives and msnufac-
tories, snd for burning hard and soft coal and
spilled at No. 81 Randolph street. For State ani
county rights, apply TO Il. B,Wtlhe, general agent,
fremont House. t4t3
, 1866-04-06

CLAEK STREET BR1D0E--Op T1exdsy lat n.,tv
Of workmen commenced the tearing down Of clart
etreet bridge, preparatory to its beng replaced by
new structure o! better material tlau The old one
and which. It IL hoped, NIL last longer than ihis'
which has barely lasted eight ycan. For couple
Of months to coMe, parties travelling between The
NORTH and South divisions Of the c,ly viii be obpnd
, 1866-04-06

Gift Coneert.-Vye cordially Invite at-
tenIion TO the advertisement Of the Mammoth GIFT
ConceEtto be held at Smith s Nxon's nall, on the
18th Of Aprl-the only Concert to take place before
the summer months. all who hare not purchased
hekess will do well BY investing at once There ne
2M prizes offered, worth; ID all, $4,000. The
drawing will he honestly conducted. and cannot
ta1i TO give s1tfejaetion to ALL Call soon, for few
tickets are1eft. Tickets <1 each. Remember, 1t Is
The Mammoth Git Concert 5. e. NoaLs 4 Co.,
III Dearborn eireet. Drawer 6335. t538
Go to M. Campbel1ssa No. 81 South
lAtk st., and zee the creat rush Of Ladies' to buy
halr goods. as be is selling OF at cost for 90 days.
apli
, 1866-04-06

Go to our friend N. r. MerrtlI's for
kefotence oif, lamps, lanterns. chandelier, glaes-
ware, &C., n and - Randolph street 1566
, 1866-04-06

- - ~--------.-r rEAIIs.-lt bAv.
Ing come to The knowledge Of the police rnat a..
IAN persons wcfe making a slaughter house Of a
shed On the corner Of Hubbard and Nay etzeets. III
violation Of le ordinance Which p.ob,bits the kil
ing Of aDtmala within the iiinte Of the civ,
3csteroa! mora1ng nu officer from the Second Pre-.
c1ud paid !7rlt 10 the ptace and caught two Ger
roanI, named Charles Scheuck and Frnnd HuF. in
the act Of buteher1ng two ca!res. They were taken
oe1ore lhc Police Court; the former was fined xs5
and costs, and The Latter W1s dEchzrxed.
, 1866-04-06
VANTED-Aoents-For the

w ANTED-9l5C0 per year. Wa
w want ageess eyerYFae,u 10 ,ell o1r rxpuoy,n
@ s1.ee seT,a5 IT,. a1sn1nss Thtse ns1 xnd1 6aaer 80
!4tEe eommls1icns pe,o. Tho osIF nact,ces sold .a
Cnle st4ee ~ less than $4e which tally 1fceused
pJ HOWE Wheeler Wilton. froyct n RAkrT, SExH
Co. aad hacheIarz, All Other cheap msestn1 sra
inIf1nS SemGts Ctsculars net. AtIrt4&, CT cal upon
SHAW CLARR. Bidde.ord. Aatue.
, 1866-04-06

Az InREvERkAT TmtF-:-On suoday last Rrr,
v. II. Eytrts, ID pastor Of the First Bautfs,
Church. being about 10 administer the ordinance Of
bap,tsmt before entering the font, removed his
watch and chain ftom his vest, deposited them In
drawer, End forgot to remove them At The conr1o-
aion Of the .e1S7cea. The next morning, upon
acxrching for hie valuables In the place WneTe he
h.a depostied them, be WAS not htue surprised to
hEd that cone ONE had been there before him. The
thef WIS reported to the police Authorities a1d,
from certain circumstances wh,ch came 10 light,
suspicion tantened upon L. Y. Sfr5kez, young
man In tbe employ OF Aessrs. Heath & Mlltsan.
painieIt. ue .saS arrested yesterday forenoon, nut
atoiea ~ knowledge OF the wheseaeousn Of tnb
ml*sln2 5tWtlt1, and Etated tbxt he had lost an
oFercoat at the tame time and place. The de-
lect'yet believing him Innocent permitted him 70
ipg satis6ed on tbo suhjscs, had hin tr-srrtsted,
He ther, on beng closely questioned, sdmitted
that he was the thle and stated thai he hao traded
the watch 1nd ck1in, which were wog1h eiG1, to
, 1866-04-06
.Fgun9.

FOUND-A young black horse
! about years old. The owner viii tnd him 1t
JoEn V4NDsksNIcR's, pssf Luis fsrn, "a i1tas
Fqrt HQsd. ~
, 1866-04-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

To 1nvent0rs.-J. II. TaFcf1fn d Coz
Patent Agency, % and 81 Dearborn street, Ameti-
can and Foreign Letters Patt Mt procured. Rights
eale. 1850
, 1866-04-06

CouHItRrE1T MosEI.-A woman Of the town
famed nowatd, complained IN the Police court
yesterday Of one J. H. Kohu as having passed a
counterfeit twenty dollar bill In March Of 1865 tn
aecused po4!svelJ DENIED having passed the bill ~
question. BE VII held over m $500 bail Tor fo =
ther examinstion- II IL q serious matter for 60
side1niton how far the stateneuts OF abandope
women should be credited in these OF my 9th t
E1&e1. -
, 1866-04-06

OHp1xG11o.a.-onss Saturday morning the Holy
Order Of the Priesthood viii be conferred on seven
students Of the Seminary Of St Mary OF the Lake,
by Right Reverend James Ducean, D. D., Caiholie
Blshop Of the Diocese The interesting ceremony
will be performed N St AaEJ's Church. on the cor
ntf Of Wabash arenne and Madison street. Se1-
Sicez Will commence 1t O'Clock.
, 1866-04-06

METH WARD MEE71So.-A meeting Of the r =
publcans Of the Ninth Ward was announced to b.
held At the Washington Skating Psrk this lF1iday)
evening Il win not now be held. n at the eeseio
q the city Central COMMITTEES, last evening. il
wards Of tho city on Thurtdav afternoon next he.
tween the hourn OF and O'Clock The call OF the
MORROW.
, 1866-04-06

WET SIDE ElDnovE1ESIB.-Thcd dllipe, gfadiHe
and paving OF West Madison and Randolph streets
fas been awarded to Mf. l. DeGolycr. The resi-
denie Of the West Dlvislon VIII Join MS In horiuc
that Whrn the work il begun It nin be pushed for
rnsu With ali poaslble despatch.
, 1866-04-06

= onPnANs AEoSa TIE FREEDxES.-1he article
IN the Independent Of March 22d. concerning an
Orphan Asylos., fnr F.~~Ar,-. - Uss--s-~- ss
t., for which insfitutou special assistance ia
needed, has excited 4 commendAhle interest among
eome person1 IN Chicago. Contributions for that
object nave already been sent forward, aud Others
Will be thankfully received ut the Office Of the
American Missionary Association No. IS Madison
Etrtet, Chicago.
, 1866-04-06

4mlntHOEA
HoNE FOB TIE Fh1EKDIEsa.--I regular monthly
meeting Of the Board Of Mau1ecrs Of the Home for
The FHeodlces Was held yesterday afternoon m
The parlor Of the lone. The,e u9s 4 fall attend
ance. Rev. E. b. Boring presided.
1he Treasurer reported &h0s.6e paid in during
Bills Aeainft the institution amount to $9l The
dtncil 1or the months current expenses IL FOO IL
least The eec1et1ty reported that The enm Of ESQ
had been advanced BY MI. F. D. Gr8y tor the pur-
pote Of paying Fpet1al taxes md rental, and the
ta1ne had been ncreed 10 be refunded to him within
ninety daye. The ladies pledged themselves to
solictt iro thelr friends the money needed to meet
1hC emergency.
The Nsuun submitted her monthly report, which
the Home during March. twen!y-one bet1g women
md twenty i've children. Fifty hare zone out
seventeen admits and thirty 4hfee children. Three
children died. one lett on hlE Own account End
'hree Nere cent 10 hotpltalt. Txeuty-slx nave
gone 10 permanent homes, or been taken away BY
the,r parents. with a falr prospect Of being CON-
tortably pEur1ded for else xhcre. 49,
Tho resignation of Mr. l. B. Wtcht, Supcrin-
tendent Of the Home, was rendered and accepted.
on no1ion, Rev; 3. ". Boring WIS appointed
committee 10 solicit lot IN The cetntie1v. The
secretary rtpor.ed the donation by jonathan BUR,
Esq Of LOT Of 2! teet and IN exchange Of 10. Of
feet fot smother Lot OF the stxe On the North
sloe. owned BY the Homo. He also offered to do
n11e nc s1m Of Il, 000 lowHrd putting up build
LEE, provided IL be done by subscription within
eiEaeeea mouths the beqne.t Of At, Moseley
used. ~ ~N'' o'os
The resignation Of Mrs.. Georpe A. t3fbhs. "a
Auditor. WAS rendered and nceepted and fn M nton ~
Mft. L. H. EDDY nts appointed 10 Ill fhA y.r,nrv
, 1866-04-06

ACTUAL BubMEss TRAINING is thoroughly c8f-
xted oul n Bryant d St11uon's Chicago College,
, 1866-04-06

GHouEpIEss AlARA.-A little before noon yea.
1e1dAy. Mcesfs. Edwards L Co., on the corner Of
Randolph and Dearborn st1eets, were alarmed By
ey Of IRE m their establishment The engines az
rived upon The spot and rot all Eeaoy 10 play upon
the flames, when 1t WEE discovered that there w1s
no fufher cause for the alarm than the 1act the pipe
OF .stcve had been run fn,o latCe rat hole In
bcyoud the fright.
, 1866-04-06

ITO RENT-From May 1st, the
feildrnce Of Mrs. P. F. Hamilton, large and hesa.
9adtton st1. House to po repainted. inquire OF
BARKER, TULEY 4 CUYLEN, Attorneys, 1877 Ran
dplph st. t56k
, 1866-04-06

"ANTED-Agents-For For
~ 6CHMUCKRRS HISTORY or TUE REPR1-
LiQN-compiete IN thfrt rolunaes-thlrd volume now
rtady Ne want number OF agents to re.canv1s
territory wh2re the fst tat and I'd volumes have bee
sod a1d Nhe5e eyary one who those volumes viii
want ths3d. Wt hare already sold soma a0o00 copies
afe xaitng fcr the last volume Address C. +. VHNT
q Et-. " Dear botH-Et.. Chicago
, 1866-04-06

TOR SALE-Only 90 Of those
y iha time to procure lot at 3so Call Atate
sttfet. t3Gl
, 1866-04-06

w WANTED-Agents-$l50 per
~ month, md III expenses paid: As.nts wanted.
male md female to sell thn 80 Eaker Sewing M..
chine win nsJ the ahove salsry, Or give . iarss
Cleveland, Ohio. ti96
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RADIcAL1sM IN Missouri. a few
weeks ago Miss Lizzie Mosely, the
daughter OF widow, who supported
her mother by her own earnings,
commenced teaching school at what
IS called the Bastor school house, in
st. Clair County, Missouri. She
taught one day, and before dark that
evening the house was laid in ashes
Miss Moseley moved her school to q
house belonging to Rev Mr. Turner,
q thorough radical in sentiment,
though not Of the house-burning and
throat-cutting class, expecting that
his politics would alike protect his
property and her school.
There she taught for two weeks,
when, on Sunday, the 9th ult., Mr..
Turner's house was burned. The
radical incendiaries who committed
these buildings to the flames are
known, but it is said cannot be pun
ished in Clark County, because the
County officials are radicals of the
pluperfect order. The political char
acter of the county is easily enough
understood from an inspection of the
elections returns. In June, 1865,
there was nothing in the way to pre-
vent radicals from polling their full
vote for the new Constitution, and
that 1natchless instrument was in
dorsed by 645 voters. But the law
lessness, terrorism and house burn
ings by radical Intervals prevented q
full vote of the opponents of radical
ism, consequently only fifty-six votes
were polled against this Constitution
of ours.
The Senator from that County in
the legislature was Rev. Mr.. Cox,
another Brownlow, of less talent, but
of equal malignity, whose short
speeches in the Senate, on account of
their vulgarity and atrocious senti-
ments, not unfrequently put his
radical confreres themselves to the
blush. With such voting and such
representatives it is no wonder that
murders, incendiarism, and other
acts Of diabolism are of not un-
frequent occurrence in Clark. It is
doubtful whether it will be any bet
ter SO long as a large majority of the
law-abiding conservatives tamely per-
nit q lawless minority to rule them.
Chicago Ii4aes.
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SPOoNY BUTLER Butler was
expected in Evansville the other day
to make a speech in behalf of the
Jacobins. The Courier of that city
squibs as follows of the prospective
coming:
Take "I1me By Tie Foreloch. "-Sil-
yer and gold watches should be
buried with care and at once. Put
them down in the holes at least thirty
feet deep. Reason-Thief Butler is
coming!
Bury Youu' Vulua5les.-Iti is by 10
means certain that by burying gold
and silver ware, it is safe from dis
covery. Our wealthy citizens should
attend to the interment of their valu-
ables at midnight, and let no one
about the premises have the least in
formation as to the locality. If you
are not very discreet, Butler will get
them sure.
Change Of IuJle Cmlery.- learn
that the proprietors of the American
House, Sherman House, Kentucky
House, and other hotels, have buried
their silver table ware, and are now
using iron spoons, knives and forks.
Cau"e-Butier is coming! Sensible
men.
Hide You'' Spoons.- The announce
ment that ''Picayune Butler is com
ing to town" made in the Courier
from a rumor in circulation in the
city day before yesterday, has occa-
stoned great uneasiness among house
Keepers. The people, generally, yes
terday were employed burying their
valuables. We hope they will be
successful in getting them ont of his
reach.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-10

A NEW AND GRAND Epoch IN MEDICINE
DR.. Maggiel is the founder of q new medi-
calsystem! The quantitarians, whose vast
internal doses enfeeblc the stomach and
paralyZe the bowels, must give precedence
to tho man who restores health and appe-
tite, with from one to two of his extraordi-
nary Pills, and cures the most yirulent
sores with a box or so of his wonderfula and
all-healing Salve. These two great speci-
tics of the Doctor are fast superseding all
the stereotyped nostrums Of the day. Ex-
traordinary cures by Maggiels Pills and
Salve have opened the eyes Of the public TO
the inefticiencl y. the (so-called) remedies
of others, and upon which people have so
long blindly depended. Maggiers Pills are
not Of the class that arc swallowed by the
dozen, and of which every box full taken
creates al absolute necessity for another.
One or two of Maggiel's Pills suffices to
place the bowels in perfect order. tone the
stomach, create an appetite and render the
spirits light and buoyant. There is no
gripping and no reaction in the form Of con-
stipation. If the liver is affected, its func-
tions are restored; and if the nervous sys-
TEN is feeble, it is invigorated. This last
quality makes the medicines very desirable
for the wants of delicate females. Ulcerous
and eruptve diseases are literally extin-
guished by the disinfectant power of Mag
giers Salve. In fact, it is here announced
that Maggieps Bilious, Dyspeptic and Diar-
,Nted RUS cure where all others fail While
Tor burns, scalds, chilblains, cuts and all
aorasions of the skin Mdggieps .Salce is in
falhble. Sold by J. Maggiel, II Pine street,
New York, and all druggists, at 25 cents
per Do&. July 20 1y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-10

SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OpoPoNAX FROM MEX1co. New,
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume
The finest ever imported or manufactured
IN the United States. Try it and bo con-
Yinced.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-10

SWEET OPoPoNAx! Is the sweetest Ex-
tract ever made. Supcrsedcs all others
Fry it once; will use no other
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NAME AND TRADE MARK.
M 0 TICE 10 TIL BTrs

N
wei
Iqh Molhs OF this city the of Works.
ana ~ by the
with his junior brothers under the Of Emery
Fara
sand
of VIM b.
sold
andp
of
Of Wn
l. 1864
pcfcrrn
the intent
N'"-
He has associated him
ndcontinu
3 n he
They have largely their facilities,
POWERS COTTON
the the Nbe1a
of Cotton
have purchased the Emery Agricultural
observer
The
WIN services OF VIM W. in
ing employment " ' ~ ' ihneiES TAX
dtradc
o1e on the most liberal and
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-10

SWEET OropoNAX! The only elegant Per
fume. Is found on all toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-10

SWEET OPoPoNAX! Ladies, in their morn
ing calls, carry JOY and gladness, when
perfumed with Sweet OpoponaX
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England can concentrate on given
spot, at the shortest notice, 200, 600
men, $4,000 horses and 200 guns for
the defence of London.
The Vermont Legislature will meet
on the 11th, to elect two United
Senators and ratify the constitutional
amendment.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-10

SWEET OPoPoNAX. New Perfume from
Mexico: The only fashionable Perfume
and ladies' delight
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-10
BATcHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous
Produces Immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects OF bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor. Also, RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct 25 iy New York.
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\ New PEKFUME! CalFpd Sweet OpOponaN
from Mexico, manufactured by E. L. Smith
d Co., New York, is making q sensation
wherever it is known. Is very delicate.
and its fragrance remains on the hantlker-
chief for days
PtiadeLph;a Eremiag Bulletin.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-10

Address 4. Il. COTTON, w:o has been
duly appointed our exclusive agent for Co
lumbia and adjoining Districts from whom
the above machines can Dc obtained: also.
circulars and all information in Relations
thereto. Or address
HORACE L. EMERY & son,
Albany Agricultural Works.
Post Office Box 1913. Albany, n. Y.
The undersigned is also General Agent
for INGERSOL!.' 81 HAND COTTON PRESS.
HOWE'S COTTON PlCKERS and Brvdcn &
STANDARD COTTON SCALES.
Sept 21 lmo n. K. COTTON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-10
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