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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-30
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An EEggcrUAL WORM MEDICINE.

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BROWN,S TERMIFCGE CoAFTTS,
Or Worm Lo1enges. Much Sickness, undoubted-
Nv. with children and adults, attributed to other
causes is occasioned by worms. The 'sVermifuge
Comfits,, although effectual in destroying worms,
can do NO possible injury to the most delicate
child. This valuable combination has been sue
cessfully used by physicians, and found to be
s,to and sure IN eradiea,ing worms, so hurtfuI to
children.
Children having Worms require immediate at
attention, as neglect of the trouble often causes
prolonged sickness.
Symptoms of Worms in Children are often over
looked WORKS IN the stomach and bowels cause
irritation, which can be removed only by the use
OF a Sure remedy. The combustion of ingredi-
ents used IN making Browns f'Nermifuge Com
fits, is such ,Es to give the best possible effect
with safety.
CURTIS s BROWN, Projectors. New York
Sold bv all slers Medicines, at 25 CENTS pei
box -.e-- may2ldwly.
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ALECOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
WHOoPING COUGH CURED.


.. WHOOPING COUGH CURED.
Csyuga, Kinds Co., Miss.
T. ALLocK & Co.-Genriemen: Please send me
another six dozen of your porous Piasters. They
are in great demand here for Whooping cough
They act like a charm. | could have sold two
dozen this week if had had them. Send as soon
as possible, and Obllge, yours respectfully, -
JOHN l. WILLIAMS, P. NJ. =
ASTHMA CURED.
Mr.. Wn. May, of 245 Spring ST., New York u,
writes, Jan. /, 1866 l have been afflicted with
asthma tor upwards of ten years, receiving no
be neft from medical men. ! advised by a
friend to try of Alcock's porous plasters. |
said, had tried several kinds oi plssters without
any benefit, and supposed they were all alike
MY friend gave me one of Ailcock's, and urged
me to use it. | did so, and have row worn them
steadily for nine months, and find myself better
than have been for many years. Agency, Astor
House, New York. Sold by Druggists.
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SOLD OUT.

THE Hubscri has sold his tobacco and
{ cigar store, stock, fixtures and business tc
Mr. c. P. Hengstler, who will carry on the bust
ness at the old stand.
All persons indebted are requested to call, al
the old stand, aad settle. NJ. SCHLEGEL.
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SwArsss BoueBoN BTrrERs.-J. Adams Alien
NJ. D.. l.. L. D., Professor of Principles and Prac
tee OF Medicine in Rush Medical College, and
editor OF the Chicago Medical Journal, writes as
follows:
DR.. Swain,s Bourbon Bitters vast improve
ment the Heterogeneous mixture in vile half
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

WHERE Soar STONE T. FoUSD. In a
late number Of the Manchester Mirror. Ne
End the following in a letter from a CORES
pondent Who writes from jamestown,
Hillsborough Co. II
" long time ago there came up from
DedhAm. Mass. a family named FsIler.
that purchased lands in the eastern part Of
the town They did not succeed 50 vel As
they anticipated; TIE littIe property they
brought VAS &C nsumed. the farm vas mort
gagged. OF his sons consumption claimed
AL but one. and b. leit for Boston 90 labor.
that the farm. Of whose value none then
knew. might be redeemed. One day. a.
field was being sown the hArrow tooth
stuck into a soft stone. which vas caught
up and cut with kniie; and then is vas
discovered thAt soap stone was 70 be found
there.
Al first it was used for uDder-pinninc.
door-stePs am the like; and Afterwards
pieces were sent 70 Boston 20 - worked
into fre-plaoe-. and finally u was kno-n
that the best stone % is kind IN the knoun
world was on the Fuller farm in Frances.
town. IL vas soon largely used for stoves.
and By patent ior setting them up. Porter
Dodge. recently deceased. vas made rich.
The elder Fuller died. raised from power
~ 20 an estate Of $4,000. His son. Col.
Fulicr. succeeded. but declined 70 work the
mine extensively. Preierring 20 keep his
wealth deposited there. rather than change
Il into coin 20 be deposited sl-e~bcre. lie.
however. left a large estate. and the quar-
~ passed INTO the hands q a nsphe~. Mr..
West. ard Mr. Woolard long in D.. en-
ploy. They sold seven acres Of the Land
where the ledge comes % the surface. for
$1,000 per acre. ard % has since been pot
into stock and sold a. fhe rate OF 800 900
per acre. The present Proprietors have
just commcnoed 90 work it. bot have tbs
year taken out some $4,000 Of the stone
from a ledge that seems inexhautabie. A
hundred thousand viii soon be taken from
IL annually
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

II ladies' hair costs one dollar a curl.
What Is the income Of fosri.hing loeh fac
torys
Il" JEFF. Why am you ike the CEDAR" 81
guys IL Up. sam; I cant tell you" Case
you stays green both sumner and winter
Daniel Webster u.ed 70 sav that the word
'cosid. in Rufus CboAie'. handwriting. re-
senbled a snail gridiron struck BY light
ming.
Some lives are very respectable 10 the
begining and middle. but. Ike an ill--Orn
shoe. run down At the heel.
Invineibie fdeliiy. goOd huuaor and con-
Plaoency Of iesaPer. outlise ali the charms
Of 6ne face. and make he decay Of Il in
visible
Moore had the petroleum fever when he
sung. Oh bad I some sweet little isls Of
my O~n~-but perhaps be only meant Cas
be said) . sweet lie.
Charles III. on remarking 10 Miltou that
Lis loss Of sight vas a jadgment from
heaven. vas immedisfsly siienee1 By the
poets rctort of % Hov was u when your IA
tber lost his besdY7
A boy Of twelve. dining AZ his uBcie's
made such q good dinner that his aunt OBJ
served % JOHNNY. you sppear % eat veil
% Yes. aunty.~ replied tbe urchin. I" I've
been pracficing eating all ny life
The garden ofEdeu style Of drcs. a. 10
tbe bust and shoulders. prevailed extensive
ly assoag tbe ladies a. TIE 7fh Regiment
ball in New York
What's vhisky Bringing asked deal
o. Bringing men % che gallows, and
voracn and childrsu % ~ant. vas the re-
ply.
a boys i5oa Of having q tooth drawn may
be- summed Bp a. iolioss. " The doctor
hifched fast on me. pulled BE best and jast
before it killed me. IN iooth came out.
n is said shai ~ srst turkey ever serv-
"a up a. hsnquct IN Francs vas 81 tbs
~edIing % Charles tbe Nintb. in 1879.
In scotland q minister % reiusei ths
sacranent 20 q printer -bo vas enz.ged
during part Of Sunday night 10 prodoeing
a paper vbich The minister confessed that
h. rcad vith pleasure ever Monday morn
ing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

. Az this point therc -as a bend in the
river. After leaving us for Ettie distance.
it came back around some tall elns which
grew upon It's margin. Running hurrietly
across this narrow neck Of land. Miller
climbed one of the brsncbes. / saw him
perch upon one Of The limbs which grew cot
over the water. nStionless-calm-~ifh
something in the expression Of his counss-
nance which gave me a shadow Of the cid
;rus; which had felt At first.
The child vas carried away BY The cur
rent. and then swept back again. nearer and
nearer tLe shore. tin she passed from our
sight. bad by intervening rocks Ina mo-
nent she appeared again below the@. and
only few rods above the tree which Miller
had climbed. know not Why il vas. but
looked on very calmly. I saw him dip
the rope a htile further from the BODY of
the tree. then nearer. evidently gu.ging il.
20 bring Il in range With the child. Then
be slid down 90 the surface Of the water.
and fastened "a around his shoulders. leav-
ing his arms fr~e And the child was fIoaf
ing iu-o his arms. felt that there could
BE- no mistake and | thanked heaven. even
while she was in the current. that il had
spared me nv child. through the courageous
efforts Of n noble man.
- lie took her as safely and A. softly
from the ioe as though she had been an an
gel. A. be almost seemed TO me at that mo-
neni and climbing the rope. be came down
and placed her IN nv arms. the tears stand
ing IN bis eyes. and his whole form for the
first time trembling like n leaf IN the breeze.
bot with only these words. S~eet Iiftle
ehild. how kindly Providence foated her
into my arms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23
VOLUME 33, NO. Is.

BEsUrrFUL LLUsrRkrros. Az one Of
the anniversaries OF sabbath school IN
London. two Kttls girls presented them
selves to receive the price. one Of who's,
hrd reeited one verse more than the other.
both having learned several thousand verses
Of Scripture. The gentleman who presid-
ed enqaired. " And cosld you not have
learned one verse more. and thus have kept
up with MsrthaY-
" Yes. err" the blushing ehild replied;
" but loved Martha. and kspt back ca par
pose
I" And vas there any one Of all the verses
you have learned. = again inquired the Pres
dent. =" that taught you this lesson7-
There was. sir she answered. blush
ing s'ill more deeply; In AosOr prefer
riag one aHofker.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

The BODY AVENGED. By too much sit
ting still. the body becomes unhealthy, and
soon the mind. This s natures Law. She
-ii never see her children -ronged- II
the mind. which rules the body. ever for
gets it-eif 80 far as TO tramPle upon It's
slave. the latter - never generous and
amiable enough to forgive the injury. bat
-ill rise and sniie the opPressOr. Thus
has many = monarch mind been dethroned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

a ie- DAYS ago q baby 49, taken %
church % b. baptiscd. and be Efiie brother
sas present during the rne. On the fol-
lovirg sunday. -ben baby vas undergoing
his usual ablstion. snd drcssing. the iiilc
brother askci manna u shc intended b
carry Willie so b. chrisened. '. Why.
no i- sad re Moiher " don't you kno~
NY son. people are nos bapiissd t-iocsT
- What" returned the young rcasoncr.
18th The utmost astonisbulcnt in his earnest
isce. o. not u it don't take the frst tine =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

AZ AeaPuico. the pretty peasant girls
have an inrenious device for selling neck
laces made of shells. principally on the DAYS
when steamers arrive. Handing you
necklace they say. 90 Ne give you present.
senor 81 and thon rsiirc uiih lo~ cou-tesy.
Returning. however. in fswsmoments.
tbey say. s~eetiy. d" You give ne present.
senor. Of Guartsr dollar. which you do AZ
once. unless you have a heart Of stone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

Lille l. with her brother. called At
4 house on her way 10 school. one cold
morning 70 warm. Some doubts were ex-
pressed a. 10 her brother being old enough
to Attspd school. "Oh. yes says Lille.
' he's sax. and mother says II be hadn't
been sick. be would have been A. much as
serea or a2lf.1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

The Nation. is an article uPon The sale
of pews IN Mr. Beechcr's Church. asks.
81. What bccomes Of fhe poor On churches
whers the seats are Knocked down % the
bizl.est bidder. ard vhere the number o.
bidders is ersas enough TO take - al The
sestsr
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-07
Market Reports.

New loRK, October G-Noon. Cotton
deprcssed; sales cannot be made except at
decline of 4@D5c. from the highest point
on Tuesday; uplands, IS; Orleans, 80.
Flour heavy, at 12.1O@1G5o. Pork quiet,
at 33. .25M3330 Gold, 492. Sterling quiet;
sixty days, Il; sight, 81.
7P. M.-Cotton dull. at . cents lower,
with sales of $50 bales; middliny $500.
Pork tirmer, at $3.50. Lard tirlr4rr, at
164M19. Sugar firm, at 103@114. Gold 4S!
New ORLEANS, October Cotton de-
clincd cents; low middling 35M36. Gold
.6}. Sterling 60.
LIVERPOOL, October 5.-Sales of cotton
for the week ZOO bales; sales to-day
5000; middling upla.ads 143d The mar
ket closed dull, at o decline of Cd. Con-
soils S9i. Five-twcnties TOY.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
HHARLOTTE ROAD past due Bonds
" and Coupons.
Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio Road Con-
pons.
City of Columbia Bonds, and
Lamar Importing Company Stock
Apply to EDWIN J. SCOTT.
Oct 7 NTH
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LEGAL NOTICE.
COURT OF APPEALS,


pursuance of the directions of the Act
q of Assembly, the following order is
made i'll reference to the Quarterly Sessions
OF the District Courts throughout the
State.
The Quarterly Sessions OF the several
District Courts. to be continued so long as
the despatch of business NAV rconire
shall commence on the days following. to
Wit
For the Districts of Anderson, Edccicld.
hchland, Union and Williamsburg. ON the
second Monday in January, April, July and
October.
For the Districts of pickens, Barnwell
Newberry, York and Horny, on the third
Monday III January, April. July and Octo
bcr
For the Districts Of Grecnville, Beaufort,
Sumter, Lancaster and Marlborough. on
tnc 1ourth Monday IN January, April, July
For the Districts of Spartanburs, Collie
ton, Clarendon, Chester and Chesterfield,
on the first Monday after the fourth Mon
day in January, April, July and October.
For the Districts of Laurens, Orange
burg, Lexington, Fairfield and Darlington
ON the second Monday after the fourth
Monday i'll january, April .Julv and Octo.
bcr.
For the Districts of Abbavillc. Korsbow
and Marion. on the third Monday after thn
fourth Monday in January, April, July and
october.
For thc Distric, of Georgetown. on the
first Monday in January, April, July and
October.
For the District of Charleston, ON the
second Monday i'll January, April, Jnly and
October.
For the District Of Berkeley, on the
fourth Monday ill January, April, July and
October.
The first session for Beaufort District
shall be hold at the Court House. in the
town of Beaufort: the next at Lawtonvlllc
and so on alternately, as required by law.
Each District Judge will procure Jury
Last and Jury Box, and viii hold a Special
Court for drawing Of Juries az required bv
law; bnt i'll each District. the first session
for the ordinary transaction Of business
Will be held on Tie day ahovc appointed for
that District which follows next after tho
first day Of January next.
BY order: JOHN WATIES.
Oct Clerk Court of Appeals.
A<s- Charleston Ne,rS and C0ut'ie1. each
copy twice and CHARGE State
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-07


PIETY OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA. A
letter from Berlin in an English pc
riodical strongly vouched for as to its
authenticity, mentions two incidents
illustrative of the religious senti-
ments of King William of Prussia:
For four nights before his depart
ure to the seat Of war, the King had
not been able to sleep at all, owing to
the fearful excitement in which his
mind was. Those around him
begged his Majesty the last night to
retire to his chamber and endeavor to
to sleep. The King did SO; but for
half an hour the officer on guard
heard him still walking restlessly to
and fro. In his anxiety he went to
the door of the royal apartment, and
there saw how the King fell on his
knees and spent three-quarters of an
hour evidently in earnest prayer to
God, the King of Kings.
Such was the King before the vic
tory. After the great battle he said
to a company Of army chaplains:
Our campaign has been brief but
glorious-more fortunate than any of
us ever ventured to hope it would be-
But this has not been our merit; it is
Gods gracious help. 1 know prayers
have been offered on our behalf both
at home and on the field; we are now
reaping the fruit of these prayers
We ought to thank God ON our knees
Tor them, But lot us beware Of ex-
altlnS ourselves; no haughtiness, but
humility, gentlemen, preach that
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-07
DRESS.MAKING.

Il former patrons, and the public in gene
raj, that they have resumed their old busi-
ness of DBESS-MAkING. Thankful for
past favors, hey hope by strict attention
to receive the patronage of tho former and
the public. They will be found at the old
stand, Marion street, between Plain and
Camden streets. c. MAY,
Oct G. PATSEY MOTT.
WANTED TO RENT,
A COTTAGE with four or more rooms,
IN or three or four ROOMS in q respect
able family, within five minutes walk of
Shiver Il Bccllham's Dry Goods House.
Oct 6 9 JAMES H. BALDWIN.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-07
OBITUARY.

Died, at Plantersviilc, near GEORGETOWN.
September 25, Mrs. ELIZA Stalk HE
nloI, wife Of the late DIR. Edward Thomas
Heriot, and daughter of Robert stark
Esq, late of Columbia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-20

CONVICTED OF MURDER.-John Hoddup.
VINO murdered young German named Julius
Wochele last winter, on the farm of DIR. Tied
man, near GWynedd, Montgomery county, was
trleo last week at NOrristown for the crime,
ana was on saturday evening convicted OF mur-
ger ger OF the hrst degree. The circumstances OF
.d 1ne murder and the discovery OF the murderer,
rNoIS W.T. snesei-Jullus Wochele, young man OF a
soou family, met Hoddup in this city last win
hi, sSI, ana was persuaded to go to the farm with
I. nIlI' MOI long after, he was found in retired
part OF the place, with his skull fractured as
u d,Na WIN club. Hoddup disappeared, and his
discovery and arrest were brought about
through an attempt to draw money from the
relatives Of Wochele in Germany. Hoddup
wrote TO them in the name of Wochele, and
they sent on draft, which fell into the hands
OF persons who knew of the young mans DEATH
trap was set to catch Hoddup, which proved
successful. After the trial, an important piece
OF testimony was discovered-the attempted
sale by Hoddup of some of Wochele's personal
effects subsequent to the murder. Mr. Julius
Wolfe, of this city, was prominent in causing
the arrest of Hoddup.