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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-05

80 WHIIS 0uhaBWi sf.sAJytts
!. Gin fttrdtbaree fSeuef but eiiie 0robe
glnsaAI non Stores an Maile @traBe
serltDrt. Sod fennt ugau bel @etta q
Ser 8ertuEe nidjt, = l''.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-05

lleber bic BeiuegHa8etle IN 5ta5ieil
IfjnO BeiRe nelen Rgle0re..sti1e eiages
nan0ea bod fina @erHd)te i'm umlauf,
I.lab III MaNE elHe 9teDelutjon ausoes
librodlcn rllp ber WapH geSlunngen NOR
l.DeH lei, nod Gibita 8eed1ia au hihs
ten. Die, Opinion balboffi;ieaes Or
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Stalien geharerl lperpe, pbne Oab Gin
Mertra0 oeebalb geaHpdeu nlrOe.s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-05

S Stem gott q, Sft,
Sm out unterridteten &reilen ipiro
lett ben Steuem bebauptet, 0ab HDberi
s. gSalfer gum siadfoIger 0eS Sdns@
fefretars WfcGulIod beftilnrrit 1T. 81
loll fein 9lttt nadB 9Iblailf Der Serblt>
nanhfeu nflfretefl. EsEn 81 W
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-05

9ropibence, 81. 3. .SH,
sen. @btri0ais bat Sic GiaIanun0
0er GtnDt sn eiaepl @efu6e aH0er0lll !
men nilp miro ailt ~. bier teilItreffcf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-05

NJ Der BtrHhsate G@EiftitrIItr QIbarIeB
GtdeAB bAt btrf6er felegrapbfrt, bnb
Ell dih si0beinber bier eintfefign ianD
qsnfdHsg Gfctmbet feline gsDrEciRhgen
er6fFnen fpirb.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-05

Stein SrIeans,s A, Sct.
SIN ben Iebten "a Gtnn6en ffarbett
So 8srfonen am 9ef6en S5teber. Die
Doiuorb 4GDeidtiofl unterltiist gegeae
iD6rtig 500 S5autiIier. 9tltf iebe Oefs
felben fomaten bardf6nittlid) orei Fie@
berfranfe. ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20
CANFIELD, BROS. n CO..
339 aALTIMORE ST,
CONNER nE lIlARIrA

CANFIELD, BROS. u CO..
599 RALTIMORE ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES.
-HAT w 4 FYNE ST0CK o.
Gold Watches for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
silver Hunting Case Watches Of all kinds.
Gold Chatclain Vest aud Guard Chains
Diamond Earrings, Pins, Eraealsis Rings.
Rich suits Ut Jcweiry oi new styles.
bracelets, Necklace, Earrings aud Pins -
great variety.
Pearl. carbunclc. Seal aud other Rings.
Silver spoons, Forks, Ladies', Butter Knives.
6c., ar.
Silver Pitchers, Goblcts, Cups. Salt, Ar.
Fancy Silver G"o'ls of new styles
Plated Tea and Coffee sets of late patterns.
casi"rs. Baskets, lee Pitchers aud Cups.
Plated or Alaba,a Furks and sl'oons II best
quality
Table aud Pocket Gallery, Scissor. RaAprs.
Watches carefully repaired.
Fans, Opera Glasses. Portmonaies beautiful
Paris Gilt and Porcelain Vases beautiful Par.
8 Card Receivers aud other articles Prnuts
Hair aud Toolh brushes Fine Marble aud
lironScd Paris Clocks Br"nzcd Figures aud
Ornament.
MILITARY GOODS.
Swords and belts FIR Army aud Navy. sash.
es, spups, buttons, Lace. Cord, Navy Lace.
Caps, Stars sud Embroidcrics. Army Embroi.
dcries ol,all kinds, Chevrons. bindings, Clath,
a.. Field Glasses. Pistols aud Cartridges.
March -, lssT.-ty.
I ,EWlS voGLE,
uAS,rA'rrnna Avn pEALEnN
BROOMs.
nASK FITS,
WILLOW WARE.
dT. a. iLL MINDS
Tpwsontowu. Md.
March lett.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20

Pago's Felt, Cement and Gravel
Roofing,
T. THE BEST ~ isE. Wsd h.. hern we'll
/ known inr fifteen years.
We guarantee ~ now work iur ike year,
II d better than Tin. aud cu-ts hall ns much
- pld iinpi. repaired a. ihott nutice
We are thc pnly Manufacturers ~ ROOFING
MATERIALS 10 Mary land. al of which W.
keep constantly ou huui tor sale
- Tin lte'is aud iron lcmces painted with
our Patent raraiiint Vafnish
PACE nlus 4 go.
80 smith Wharf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20

IL. WHITMAN q SONS,
Nos. ~ and "a s. Calvert St..
BALTIMORE, No,
Ai|UFA cTURE9S or
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS A
MACHINERY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, Ia
SEEDS. FERTILIZERS 4 AGRICULTURAL
HARDWARE.
SOUTHERN AGENTS FOR
"Buekeyc" Moving aud Keeping Machines.
WagOncrs Celebrated Grain & Guano Drilla
American Sugar Mills and Eyaporators.
The Sweepstakes" Th.cshcrs and Cleaners.
Grants Grain Cradlss.
The celebrated Maryland" wheel IIorsc
Rakcs
Montgomery gockaway Wheat FAM.
The keystone" Cider Mill
lluiehinson's Family Wine aud Cider Mills
and general stock of Implements and Machi,
merry embracing nearly every variety IN use
me above Machines have all of the --latest
Improvements, aud are confidently rccommen.
ded - the best Of the kind in the country.
repairing Paris e any Of Me a5are Nrc.,.....
furnished. and MarAiacs Rcpa RS
az NHORT NOTICE
We have "a store large and carefully select
80 -t.'ck IT Garden, Field and Flower Seeds
which We confidently recommend a. fresh and
genuine. send for enc cf our seed Catalogue
irving practical directions tor planting nll y,
fictcs oi Secds.
- Harden aud Flower seeds forwarded hv
""i' March y. lSds.--ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20
Here p a Machine Tor the Iarmyr.
II EISER'H PIT TENT
Soi' heSSlatins Grain Separator,
eleanor and Bnggcr.


"A um" IKE ia" present. when lal,or IA
"A ''nrrr' u D. imporiant that Farmers. who
ar, interested should pay attention To- the above
Improvements which considerably reduces the
expense oi Thrcshing Grain, over any Machine
now IN usc. lti,pcculiarly adanteItn i,s ,vovk
aud "nn be attached Ia either belt or iron rod
fowera. II cleans the Grain thoroughly NV ono
OPERATION which j. not generally done nv anv
other machine. Grain cleaned bv this ma.
chine which contains much light, filthy mai.
t.r' 70 worth one ~ two cents per bushel more
than u cleaned in thc common way.
The ah"Vr machine H. conveniently arranged
wheels. and is fully warranted
REfERENCES.
William PcaTcc, :.
Gen. John H. rrarcc.
Thomas johnson. Phoenix
=. q. Patterson,
Henry Carroll,
John H. Gent. Cockcysvillc,
William Gent. :.
Jesse Garrett. Fork Meeting IInusc.
James Amos. Jarrcusvillc. IIarlnr,I County.
William Cole. Churchvillc,
Thompson. a Armstrong. (Thrcshcrs.l Aher.
deem Hartford County.
iLNO.
AGENTS FOR Tng CELEBRATED
FlrrS' TlIRESTIkR AND CLEANER.
with i"nbl" ris.n,. Horse. Power: size
ir"" - u horse power.
"' ""hH HN CONHiNED SELF RAKE
EF.fkE AND HOHER.
LINTON \ LAMOTT,
1T y. High street. Baltimnr,
Match -. lsGs.-iv.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20
BERGER 4 Bu'TZ'N
"EXCELsioE'
"AMMnSiATED"
Super Phosphate of Lime.

LNAEMEES aud Dealers ar, respectful, r..
Il icrr,b 1" the above F"r,iizcrs "a, h"ius
prepared "a the best manner. th"r,u,lly r,ll
able AMI iu every way calculated o. give ,ui.
vcrsal satisfaction. Thcy 49,, extensively
known. being used with src.' -ncc,.. iurin.
tAc past TX ~ or seven year. W. 1850. cent.
i"ut that al. who boy IL" ii.,y, !r.i.l.lr-.
Will receive o. idll return ilr their outlay. NOT
only ui-n the crop MANFRED herewith. h.t
"N"n Tor scv"ral ycars upon gra.. aud "ih"r
after crops.
R. J. RUTH & CO, Agents,
Ne. /" Dowly's wharf. i.alinorr. Nj.
June - tsGs-lv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20

AZ ll'.'i.H- see "t uf. savpiustau itVcr
40. ..ynvr-, CQEFcci No.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-08

DEMAND J. W. Bradlcy's celebrated
H DUP EN ELTIpTlC or DOUBLE
SPRfNG SkikTS. They VIII not bend or
break like the Single Springs. but Will
preserve thcir perfect and beautiful Shape,
where three or four ordinary skirts have
been thrown aside as useless. They are
tlsc most elastic, h,xible and durablc
skirts manufactured. They combine com
fort. durability and economy, with that
elegance Of shape which has made tic
'.Duplcx Elliptic TIE Standard Skirts OF
the Fashionable world This popular Skirt
is universally commanded by t!ic fashion,
able magazines and opinions OF tio press
generally.
At wholesale hy the exclusive manufac-
t'trers and sole owners Of the patent,
VESTS, BRADLEY IL CARY,
Warerooms and Office 81 Chambers
And 70 and 81 Rcade SITS, New York.
Also, at wholesale by the leading jobbcrs.
For sale in Columbia by G. +. JACKSON
and SHIVER u BECKIIAM. Jan % 3mo*
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-08
Bin simpsons Legal Experience.

Many years ago, the Legislature of
Tennessee passed an Act to organize
the County cf McNairy, alias Snake.
At that time the country embraced
in the limits Of Snake was occupied
by steady set of backwoodsmen
totally unacquainted with courts, jails,
&c. The County assembled at the
appointed site for the purpose of cut
ting logs, making boards, etc, to
build court house and jail The
only themc of conversation, when
the men were assembled, was the
court, etc. None Of them had ever
seen q court in session, as yet dcvcl-
opcd. Each one would give what his
idea WAS Of q court, etc None,
however, were entirely satisfactory,
until Bill Simpson was called upon
to give his ideas. He said he knew
all abol,t;t court-that he had law
suit IN North Carolina. One of his
neighbor's hogs kept coming when
.he fed his hogs. until it got fat. One
morning he got 50 blamed mad that
he shot the hog. He thought it
would not 10 to throw il away. so he
cleaned it and salted it. Shortly
afterwards his ncighbor and man
came II his house, examined the
smoke-house, and took him to town
and put linn i'll little Office, About
three months after that, this man
came and took him to large room.
y large man sal upon q high bench
man was setting at q desk-about q
dozen fine dressed men sat in place
that was paled around. The. man put
me in a pen just behind them.
He then called in twelve men, they
took seats in box in front Of the
fine dressed men. The man that was
writing gave the twelve men a book,
and said something about Bill Simp-
son and State Then one of the fine
men read something about Bill Simp-
so3 aid :. hog. ;ti1d nc ana another
one Of the fine dressed men had the
biggest quarrel YOU ever heard; l
thought they would fight every
minute, but they didn't. 1t was Bill
Simpson and the hog, and the hog
and Bill Simpson, and sometimes
Mr. Simpson, but blamed seldom.
After they quit quarreling the big
man talked awhile to the twelve men,
and then they went out and staid q
short time. and came back and said
something to the man at the desk.
The man on the bench said some
thing to the man that put me in the
Office, and he took me out and tied
me to pcrslmmon tree and COM
menccd fighting me with a COW hide,
and it made me SO blamed mad that
| shook all the persimmons off the
tree
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-08

$50 1t Alone"
BY JOHN G.. SAKE.


There's game much in fashion, 1 think
itS called euchre,
Though I've never played it for pleasure
or lucre,
In which, when tho cards are in certain
conditions,
The players appear to have changed thelI
positions,
And one of them cries, in confident tone,
"I think I might venture to so it alone!"
While watching the game, it's whim OF
the bard's.
\ moral to draw from tho skirmisll in
cards,
Aud to fancy he finds in the trivial strife
Some excellent hints for the battle of life.
Where, whether tho prize be rlbDon or
The winner is he who can ''go IL alone!"
When great Calico proclaimed that the
In regular orbit was coaseicssly whirlcd,
And got-not convert for al of his pains,
But only dcrsion, and prison. and chalns,
s:It moves, for all that, was his answering
tone,
For he knew. like the GARTH he could ''go
it alonc'
When Kcpler, with intellect piercing afar.
Discovered the laws Of each planet and
star:
And doctors who ought 10 have laudcd his
Deridcd his learning and blaclsencd his
fame;
Learn, wait" he replied, ''till the truth
you shall own
For he felt in his heart ''ho could go it
alonei'
Alas for the player who idly depends,
In the struggle of life, upon kindred and
Whatever the .luc of blessings like these,
They can never atone for inglorious ease.
Nor comfort the coward who finds with 4
groan
That his crutchos have left him to ego it
alonc."
There is something, no doubt, in the hand
you may hold:
Health, family, culture, wit, beauty and
The unfortunate owner may fairy regard,
AS each in its way most excellent card
Yet the game may be lost, with all these
for your own,
Unless You've the courage to ;'go it alonel"
In battle or business, whatever the game,
In law or in love it is ever the same;
In tho struggle for power OF scramble for
pelf,
Let this be your motto ''Roly on your
For whether the prize be a ribbon or
throne,
The victor is nc who can ''go i. alone"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-08
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
CONCLUDED.


I did not know what was passing
inside, but my face burned painfully !;
and when Ben, joined me, I walked
away at race horse pace.
''That was great idea Of yours, :"
said my brother, laughing, ''and
placed me in rather queer position
just the next thing to apologizing
to man for shooting him, because
you took him for some one else! He
really is a nice fellow, though, and
shook my hand as gratefully as
though / had never disturbed his
slumbers. He said that, in future,
he never would even enter his own
home unless he could go in through
the door, and at an orthodox hour
He is coming back with his sister in
the autumn, and then L hope we
shall see something of him"
81 never wish to see nor hear of
him againn' said, l wrathfully, tand
l only wish he would go somewhere
among the cannibals, and be eaten
up as soon as he landed"
Ben. offered me his knife in default
of q ten-penny nail; but the condition
at which I had arrived demanded q
two hours crying in my own room,
before l was sufficiently composed to
take up the burden of the day
Of course, l wrote Immediately to
Mrs. Beverley, telling her of my
ridiculous mistake and intense morti-
fication, and begging her to explain
to her brother just how it had all
happened; and [ soon received q
reply that was characteristic of her
own sweet self
eff [ could put q good, hearty
laugh on paper" she wrote, ':you
should certainly have it as some faint
representation of .the ordinations
OF Harry and myself over your pro-
ccedings. TO think that one whom
have always looked upon as q we'll
disposed young lady, should make
such an unprovoked attack upon
such an inoffensive young man, and
actually lodge him in the station
house! Oh, Minnie Minnie [ could
not have believed it of you!
"But, seriously, my dear; child, I
beg that, instead of giving yourself
any uneasiness, you will accept my
SAoLSAtA tilttiiho 1oI Watching my
premises so faithfully; and you GER
tainly had every reason to suppose
that a man who would enter my win
dow at two o'clock in the morning,
could not possibly be a respectable
member Of society. [ really did send
him, thou u, to spend the night
there, and to get me some valuable
papers; and told him, moreover,
how to- unfasten the window. Harry
seems far more impressed with your
kindness in gettinng him out of the
station house than with your unllind-
III getting him in; and he is so
anxious to express his thanks in per-
son, that [ am afraid he will succeed
IN worrying me home some weeks
sooner than intended"
Now, l had not the Slightest desire
to see this injured young map; and
when the time Of his arrival came
like all other things we dread. with
amazing celerity, l called up all nv
powers Of strategy for decent excuses
to avoid the evil moment.
But that provoking Ben. must
needs ''take" to him wonderfully
and somehow or other, L always
found myself doing whatever Ben.
did. 1t all seemed like dream; my
Introduction to Harry Esselton. en-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-08
The Great American Blood Purifier
TNE QUEENS Delight !


VIZ W rEN , DfiIGllI, the great
a. a. american Alterative and Blood Puri-
,1o,,,j of i,n4; pei ,'ct vegetable com
a"i a;i. W. -. -: ,.9 81 -, eoiIi0S' ulutctics aud
invi,,nrat;nt ~ in[ ms cH'ctiTe
rl,a7t,sr i,,,,,. "i" ploou-
In intod,,ni,|d, ci,"a tt ' ~ 'l" "oatn.
,,,,. ,,,n5;a; t'S 'i.io % lIcm '"o 'A'r"orui-
rnjs ,,s tn ~, .ho tanA,: pStrFat!oh
~ .!ir va, 700 90 ii''ie 2ttGn'loii
Mamy diScsse s'.0 a,p ,d ~ ~. an nesn' Imc pio9o.
whicI lav" ~" i'"hE coliii3'aln'7'
OF thc Iood arn ~ - Na.''-.vu fVato
been annIird ~ nn,.;'J, =, tiu Ir1ncoY hao
dor II nIr. LIH, .i'c pi'"i 81 allo rem
Love brl,, rir,,,. - |t!n cll'cI "ouIo
j.. offercd =, tnc ~. =, ,ta'''en DtHSnl
for those djacases aT:.;m.. ~ rr nuie fgnaedy
condition of tho hInai ~ 1,''iI' h an impure
cnnsndno,,tIv , ~a,,Iar 0l,," , ,I tiat huld, arQ
j. aid ~, NJ, ",,tI,r,.;t, 'tGou t(t p're. IL
snoner bn,inI ~ I;yc ~, ~ @ ~" y 10
die and that tho ,h,,n,ti,.;" .i aI aI.9 ~
l;yiIo nr.ranis,n o,c cn"s,s ,GT co ,lie
,,mi1tc' 81 ';"S1l.ss ch3n$c and
~ rynrJ rcHcct,,,- ,n,, 'ti'.l',l9Ie, re,
blood il nura in sn,.nJvnn thc wastf. tir t;sc
sues Win material Il nlnst be- tl,"
innumnrablr ms and conat;t,,tii,,,I 1;so, Va
dcrs. such \. Scr'r EhIr,,ntil,, ,'1',s2o Wn
patio Disorders Consuinnti,n' InHan,1ao
lions Fcycrs Ec III. and hr,itl, ;s n,,l,,
to be NV The , n.S,, ~ M ,1,l "a
artcriai Blood. '''' 'i'''''''i''' "l pure
Wo therefore advise ovorv o,,o ,.ho.o
blood - in thc least iti,iod j., "iioao
or excess and whose const;ti,tinn i,,' = i,',
paired by disease and i; .3n - f,t, it,
rheumatism IivrI, Cnn,nIaint rn,,,,,o,1 =, ,onn
ton. Scrofuln or Ki1@.s FviI io,Ii,maIlpl,
Bols Itchin~ Urmor He 10 81, E,ta;' 80
pclas' Skin Diseases Tnttar rn,'I,I,n1:o, ~ Sc nr
The Skin. pimnlos i;joichd, pai, y, t,,n oi
Bones ola Ulcrr >yiIi and - .iic
Sores, Indigestion. inflammation Of Inc
Bladder and Kidncys pnins in Tho iorI,
General DEBILITY and fnr ali corI,1.;,,t., ;v4,
arising from dc1iciencv anI :.,;,.,l,-;x ~.
blood. to use the Ouccu's Deficit
Females of delicate constji9tio, s,,tfrr-
ing from weakness and drnrcssion 81 1,,;,I1
in consequence of those complaints wj,ic]i
nature imposes at the pcyidd Of clan..r
have a pleasant ana s;irc r.,nci;,. ~ H.
Queens Delight.
Children whose fair and ru];v cu,,,In~-
ion gave early proni,. of Enait;; and
beauty. but too soon become bl5nrhcl and
pale bv some hereditary faint Of thc MOOD
will have tho rich boon restored l1y usi,,G;
the Queens Delight
The unacclimatcd and ncrsoDs TRAVELLING.
into warm countries will find thc OncoI's
Delight a great protection from all ,naIari-
G"s aeG'l9n "a and nstasGj t whleh originate
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-08
The Celebrated Palmetto Hair Re-
newer

NHICH has been fully tested and uni
w vcrsally proved to be the one genu-
inc, reliable and ncver-failing preparation
for Improving, bcautifyinS and restoring
the hair, should be found in every South
crn home and on the table OF every lady
BY its use, dry, harsh and wiry hair is
changed into smooth glossy, silkcn trosscs.
Every one who has used the I,cnewer
speaks OF its merits in the highest terms.
RE- Ask Your druggist for the PALMETTO
HAIR REVIEWER, and take no other. For
sale by all druggists.
uAERAIl, RlSIEY x TOATpKiNS
Wholesale druggists, sole agents,
Jan % 1y Ill Chambers ST., n y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-08

gagement, and marriage; but the
affair of the burglary has furnished
the whole ia mily,. himself included,
with so much amusement, that i can
scarcely regret having once lodged
my husband in the station house.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-08
PROSPECTUS
OF
,.hNREEL ESAIorHISIN-

Vrn pnOIO-I- ~ ,,,,,,-;,,l, ,~rr1-T|
w pSpER Jnxatcl ',-t.I'l tn 10 dn,,n, -
:" 'iic "'';"st"ii ~
az no satist 'ti,e ,''c WV
bean moved to Ills 1,nJertni:;no i,- ~ q
-. sNi;i;tit; Iiiie ui''ei ''hluS o9 'he
ions Of tLis State ~ we'll as OF: Of ofhn
Stntes an,opa ~, - "a ~ ~ IL
Conf.i io,I1e E7u,;st onI Nv o,,, VI ,r rn' .aro
yictin ttot no',n,. '''f' mf ~, , J"m e"ii-
,ynn]d contri,nt
in,rrovnmsnt tbn r,I,-;o,s W. w o,,d
thd ~cnnrJ wcIfarn Of FL" tri,a ~
fcI6 - 1nrce oA,rdin,. nn,nio ronn, f,,. ~
s;ncnrn "n3 ,,anin,,I II '"'i- '0t OAK
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-08
Paints, Oils, Window Glass.

YNIHEE THOUSAND HIS. pure WHITE
Il LEAD. Grp:,nd IN OF.
9"; H.. 81. Louis White Lead. ground
III oil. at i25 cents per oound.
200 gallons boiled and raw Linseed Oil.
Together Wit a complete assortment OF
Tanners and Machinery Oils, dry and
ground Paints, Furniture, Coach and Japan
Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty, Paint
Brushes, Varnish, busting and Scrubbing
Brushes. For sale at low prices by
Oct 81 J. & T. II. AGNEW.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-08
TERWJLLIGER'S
Fire 4 BlRGLiR PROOF SAFES,

'INHE undersigned have been appointed.
- agents for these superior SAFES.
These Safes axe n:adC with hrcc tangcs
all oti4CC safes havc but two. They have
Powder Proof Locks, and the locks and
bolts arc protected with plates of hardened
steel, which is the only protection against
tl.e burglars drill and thcinscrtion Of pow
der. Also, warranted free from dampness
While these Safes have 10 superior in
quality. they are furnished at moderate
prices at least Is to 335 per cent. less than
behring's and other makers. Hhilc the
quality cannot be SUI ulpasscd.
\ sample Safe can be seen at our store.
a:'d orders viii be taken at New York
= "c> Will. expenses of transportation
90, ana 80 rlargc for forwarding in
N:,ar., >tun- j. & T. T. hGNEW.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-08

a Paris letter thus describes Roths-
child's abode III that city: 1T is an
immense building, seven stories high,
and would cover about one block.
You are somewhat astonished to see
that the first, or ground floor, is used
for numberless little shops, segars,
pictures, meat stalls, vegetables. tin
shops, toys and u livery stable On
the second floor are numerous Offices,
engravers, printers, workers in artifi-
cial flowers, sc. Then, all above
this, you would find was il perfect pa
lace, large halls, parlors. galleries of
art and libraries, and u. ii" private
splendor and luxtry of III, money
king.
We cut the following advertisement
from the Philadelphia hqui1'cy, an
extreme radica! paper:
ONE DOLLAR REWARD Runaway,
Sallie Stewart, an linden nturcd colored
girl. All persons are hereby caution
ed against harboring or trusting her
on my account.
The above reward, but no charges,
will be paid on her return to me.
S. +. STRINGFELLOW,
No. 7l9 Federal Street.