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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-16

PUBLIC LAND TO RAILRoADs.-Iti is
said that the report of the General
Land Office, next winter, will show
the number of grants to railroads in
all the States. The statement will
also show the number of railroads,
and their length-those that are run
ming and those in course of construc-
ton. This report will be interesting,
especially as to the land appropriated
to railroads. The contrast between
the amount given to Southern and
that given to Northern railroads will
be very great
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DEW OF THE ALPS.


For sale Wholesale by oil the grocers in
New Orleans, Charleston, Mobile, savar.
nah and New York.
.rr DEW OF THE ALPS -
Received the first premium at the Paris
Exposition. - ~
DEW OF THE ALPS.
The manufacturers Of the above cordial
not only received the first premium at the
Paris Exposition, but were decorated by
the Emperor. tr
DEW OF THE ALPS.
For sale by all the druggists, grocers
and fruit stores in the United States.
BRANDY, RUM AND WINES.
5000 cases old Cognac Brandy, imported
especially for private use.
800 cases old Jamaica and st. Croix Rum,
bottled before the war.
10000 cases Madeira, Sherry and Port
some very old and superior-various
brands; oil warranted pure. For sale by
'UDoLPHO WOLFE,
Aug 16 Smo % Beaver st., New York.
ESTABLISHED IN 1923.
PARTIES who expect me TO GIN their
COTTON will please notify me at once, and
state the probable time and amount to be
Ginned W. B. LOWRANCE.
August II
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We call the attention of the mer-
chants of this city to the advertise
ment of Udolpho Wolfe, of New
York, in this days paper. Mr.. Wolfe
has been engaged in his present bu-
siness for the last thirty eight years,
and is now considered the "great gin
man of the world" He was born in
Richmond, Va, and during the whole
war, it is stated, rendered very effect
ual service to our Southern friends
confined in Northern prisons-not
alone in moro words of encourage
ment OF sympathy, but with true
generosity used his abundant means
to relieve the sufferings of many a
poor fellow.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-16

The effect of the laws against cut
ting, and in favor of planting, trees
in France, has been such that, of late
years. instead of a steady decrease in
the extent of woodland in the en-
pire, there has been q constant gain.
In 1850, the wooded surface of France
was 8, 703, ,343 hectares, or less than
-, 500, 900 acres, the whole number
of acres of land in France being at
least 125, 100000. In 1865, the num-
Der of hectares in wood had increased
to over 5000, 600, or nearly 1,00O,O
acres more than fifteen years before.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-16

Another Fenian leader, General"
Fariola, is said to have turned in
former. Fenianism is brimfull of
absurdity, but it is too sad to be
laughed at. The honorable patriot
ism of its objects, the preposterous
inadequacy of its means, and the
baseness of SO many of its trusted
agents, make o mournful contrast.
But the story is an old one. Ire
land has been for generations fight
ing against artillery with pop-guns
and nourishing traitors for her own
betrayal
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-16

Why do ''birds in their little nests
agree?" Because they'd fall ont if
they didn't.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-16

HEAVY RAINS. have had a very
heavy fall of rain, which we fear,
from appearances, has been general.
1t commenced raining on Wednesday
morning, about o'clock, and cont.
nued without interruption until yes
terday, between the hours of 4 and
5 o'clock. A vast quantity of rain
must have fallen, and the water
courses will doubtless be very much
swollen in consequence.
We lea"~ that the trestle work over
Crane Gre TX, on the Greenville Rail-
road, was so much damaged that the
up train, yesterday morning, had to
return, being unable to cross.
We fear we will have disastrous
news from the corn crops in the bot
tom lands adjoining the water
courses.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-16

REnIoIous SERVICES. In accord
ance with the recommendation of the
Bishops of the Southern Methodist
Church, to-day will be observed as q
day of fasting throughout the bounds
Of the Church, South. Services may
be expected at the Marion Street
Church, at II o'clock n. m. The
same Episcopal recommendation sug-
gested that meetings for prayer
should be hold throughout the week,
commencing last Sabbath, and in
compliance with this request, a pro-
tracted meeting has been held at the
Washington Street Church during
the week.
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FIRST DAYS REGISTRATION. The
process" of registration commenced
yesterday in this city. Every thing
passed off quietly. We learn from
Mr.. Calnan that the whole number of
voters registered was 107-whites At;
colored 60.
For the information of our readers,
we have also been apprized, by the
Chairman of the Board, that neither
militia nor any other State officers
are disfranchised, unless they after
wards engaged in or aided and abet-
ted the rebellion. With reference to
this matter, the Charleston papers
say:
"The question was raised at each
of the precincts, yesterday, whether
notaaies public and militia officers
were entitled to register, and the
matter having been referred to the
Commanding General, he decided
affirmatively, and SO instructed the
several b. ards of Registration.
SIT will be we'll for those of our
naturalized citizens who present
themselves for registration to remem-
ber that, according to instructions
from headquarters, the exhibition of
their naturalization papers to the
Board will be required"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-16

:, A fine lot OF Desirable Goods have Just
been opened by Mr.. r., G. Shiyer, who still
adheres to his popular principle of good
articles for little money. Read his adver-
tisement, and then examine the goods. !.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-16

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE OF
New YoRK.-We have received from
Janitor Stoddard copy of this cnta-
logue of the Medical Department of
the University of New York. There
are over forty professors and officers
connected with the institution, which
is believed to be the largest surgical
hospital in America. There were
treated in it last year nearly 5000
cases, more than half of which were
surgical. Owing to being located in
the midst of dense population, the
College Clinics are carried forward on
scale elsewhere unattained. The
number of graduates of the Medical
Department is nearly 2,700, and the
number of students has been more
than 5000. The session for 1S67-'69
will begin on Monday, October IA,
1867, and continue until the 1st Of
March.
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j

HARD no BEAT The Palmetto fire
engine has been thoroughly over
hauled, and e night or two sgo the
members took her Gus for q trial
With the brakes mot quite full Of
men, water was thrown 1907 feet, on
d dead level. Pretty good, that.
Their handsome engine house is
tenable, although not entirely fin
ished, and the company is now in
condition to battle successfully with
the flames. 1850
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Twine, Rope, Iron Ties, Bagging.
|GUU 100 bundles patent IRON TIES.
20 bales superior BAGGING, just re
ceived. Planters will find it greatly t.
their advantage to give us call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Aug ii ]. q n. r. AGNEw. !
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wolfs's schiedam schnapps are good
for Gout.
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Cigars and Tobacco.

OS0~~A - eA~@ - SNSVS%SN'Sa
TTNHE undersigned has just received, and
Il keeps constantly on hand, large and
varied stock OF CIGARS. Also, a large
supply of SMOKING and CHEWING TO
BACCO, of all brands.
F. a. SCHNEIDER,
Aug Is Plain street.
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Oh InlS company untll feDruary,
1860, when he was again solicited and
urged to take seat at this Board,
and contribute his aid and experience
to service in which he had, for so
many years, been usefully and sue
cessfully identified. Characteristic OF
his public spiritedness, he accepted o
dictatorship, and scrupulously dis
charged its duties up to the day of
his death.
Thus, whilst occupying seat at
this Board, where his counsels were
always sought and respected, has
death claimed him as its victim, and
created void extremely difficult to
be filled. Be it, therefore,
ResoEued, That this Board has
learned with deep and abiding sorrow
the death of Hon. Edward G.. Palmer,
late a member thereof, from the Dis
trict of Fairfield.
Resoloed, That the loss which the
Company has sustained by the death
of one who was so long identified
with her interest, and who contri-
buted so effectually to the manage
ment of its affairs, is of no ordinary
character, and one which will be
found very difficult to replace.
Resoloed, That the deep and in
tense sympathy which each member
of this Board feels for the bereaved
family of their late friend and brother
Director, induces them to offer to his
family their personal coincidence for
the great affiicticn which they have
been called upon to bear.
Resolred, That as further testi.
mony of respect and esteem for the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-03
DELICIOUS,

Bs5-A PLY SiOLGIC.tL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
cont aiming nearly 300 pages, and 1870 fine PLATE
tNthANtNt'S of the anatomy al the Human Or
cans i'll state Health and Disease with Il treat.
i>c on Early Errors, its Deplorahll Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, With the Authors plan
OF Treatment-the only rational and success Sui
mode 81 GHrf, as shown by the report al cases
treated, \ truthful adviser to the married, and
doubts Of their ply sica condition. Sent free Of
postage to any address, on receipt OF % cents in
CROiX, No. II Mai,..u Lane, Albany y, Y. The
author may be consulted upon aug Of tn. disea les
upon which his book treats. Medicine s0..t 10 any
part OF the world.
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Cleanse the Blood.

w It'll corrupt. or
w tainted Blood,
YOU are sick all over. 1t
may burst ont in PIN.
pies, or Sores, orin some
active disca t., or i, may
merely keep you list!G. ;
depressed au,, good Tor
nothing, But YOU can
not have good health
while your blood is i'm.
pW0. AYERS sARs \
rAlI-LA ptrges Oui the
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nun o z d &C TO Il.

Fh is excellent medicinal cempouI d was first
prepared by DIR. }. W, POLAND, in ISL, and WAS
then employed with great success in expecting
hllmors from the blood; but in 1878 medicinal
friend, who was quite celebrated Us physician
especial in the treatment of humors, suggested
some important Improvements, which were
adopted, and which nave made ii 80 the people
say the very best remedy for all kinds of hut
mors known to 1.-THE faculty"
TboII,MoR DOCTOR cures scrofula, 1t Ishcum
Erysipelas, Canker, piles, Nettle Rash sc. MI
merous individuals, who have used this remedy
for Fry spelas, give it the most nattcrinS recon-
mendations.
This preparation is composed entirely of vega
tables, among which arc sarsaparilla, Yellow
Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake and Bloodroot.
suffice it to 1.-THE 'sDoetor'.-is used in hun
reds of families as n general medicine. Unlike
many other etlies, it is very grateful to
the taste.
Price IL Cents per Bottle.
This Valuable Remedy Will he prepared at the
New England Botanic Depot under the sunerYis
ion of DR.. j. W. Poland, for the proprietor,
j. FRENCH,
whom all orders should he addressed.
Sold by Dealers Of Medicine etcry'cLGrc.
Jan2itOW6m
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Ii may be remembered that in tina spring of 1866
" Otr letter 10 the GHltiratOr in regard 10 VIM,
J.. Bradley's superphD phata OF lime. lu that let
ter stated that had been using II for OF years
with perfect satisfaction, but thai in ls65, | pur-
chased one ton from kendall X Whitney, and did
not receive the same benefit from it as | had in
previous years. In that lcttrl east some reflect
ous ON the manufacturers, and expressed myself
glad that phos phate was To be made In our own
Statc,-Nhlch hoped would prove superior.
Last year purchased this article made by the
Cumberland Bone Co., and also purchased ot Ken
dan y Whitney OF Portland one barrel OF Bradley's
and used IL side by side ON my corn crop and Brad
ey's Pho- lhate did far eNclcd that magic by the
Cumberland Bone Co.
| think some OF our best farmers are interested
in the Cumberland Bone Co.. and | also think they
made mistake in trying TO convince the public
that their super-phosphatc is superior to all others.
II the fertilizer Is the best the public viii lind
out; and II Bradley 5 Is superior our farmers Will
know it by actual experiment. ] see by the crcu-
lars ofthc Cumberland Bone Co., for ls'7 that they
give bu. one comparison between their lime and
Bradley : and thai was made By Mr. perly in lSt5,
Why did they not give some comparison Tor 1866,
for do know they did have at least one that gave
Bradlcy's the decldcd preference, and that was
from myself have written the above because |
know II to be true, and we farmers must learn to
When we do that and use economy and iii raj
supply OF good supcr-ph"s plate with the bles sing
OF God ON our labor we shall prosper, ] shall use
Bradley Phosphate this year with confidence.
CUMBERLAND, ME-, April 3, 1867
Z, : used two bbls OF the Cumberland Bone
Co.'S phosphate and one OF Bradley's. and think !
received as much benefit from the one hbl. q,
Bradlcy's as from two bbls. OF Cumberland.
J. NJ. Il.
Those of our readers who file the Caltirator Will
find Mr.. RS statement referred TO abova, in the
issue of April u 1865, with our remarks. Il will
also be recolected that in accordance with his re
quest it called out several responses all of which
favored the use OF l'radley's super-phosphate the
best of all was that OF Pochasset, occasions al
and excellent X. Z. CORES nden,,-would that
might hear from him more frcquently.-R now
agrees with L. We must say, we like such plain
and pertinent statements as the above, and deem
that Mr.. Hideout has made the aMeude honorable !
For sale by reliable dealers throughout New
England.
Fog sale by ROYAL TYLER Ellsworth, Maine,
3nIJ
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M A r r / e d.

FIN Gouldsboro-2sth BY u. VI. Sargent Esq, FIR, 4
e..
Gouldsboro,-2sth inst. BY II. NJ. Sowle, Esq,
hr Florence Crowley, to Miss. Marcna Tracy both
of G..
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND
II CO.y.Sy .yYTgy.ss CVRRD.

DR. II. JAMES, Il retired physician oi great en-
! incuce, discovered, while i'll the East LIdtcs
Il certain cure for ficHs"tmpiioH, .1sfa ssa.
EYyonrhisjs. foH:hs. selas G,,a ers,"ra!
DebiHsv. The remedy was discovered ~ HIN
when his only cmld, daughter, was given up tn
die. His child was cure! and is now alive and
will DESTROYS of bcncfltting his fellow mortas,
he will send to those who wish ii the recipe, ,on-
aiming full directions Tor making and successfully
with two stamps to pay expenses. There is not :,
single ;, mptom of consumption that il does not at
once take hold Of and dsspae. Night sWcats,
memory, difficult cXpectoration, sharp pains II!
the lungs, throat, chilly sensations. nausea II
the stomach, inaction of the bowels wasting away
of the muscles. The writer will please state th'
name of the paper they sec this advertisement i'll
Address, CHADDOCK & CO. l932 Race street
Philadelphia, Penn.
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Office OF FORECLOSURE.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
Public notice is hereby given that Eldad
Atwo of Buck sport on the 10Th day of December
Nd ls6l by his deed of thai date duly executed and
recorded, conveyed to me in fee and in mortgage
certain parcel of real estate in said Bu cksport
village, on the Eastery side Of First street, North
ery of the School House lot, and Souherly of land
ofOaknan Gardiner. and being the premises on
which now live, reference to said deed for par,
ticuar description being had.
The condition Of said mortgage having been
broken clam to ioieclose the same and publish
this notice for that purpose.
JOHN X. ATWOOD,
by his atty
r. {. WooBMAS,
Bucksport, April l9th 1867. 3w1i
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Mk>urACTvEEp BY
WM. l.. BRADLEY,
2lEroad Street, Hossom.


Dr. Jqctson's 0piHioa Of the AZ PHOSPHATE.
WV. l.. BRADLEY, Esq. DcU Sjr:-Aou ask my
opinion, a. derived from ny chemical anal, Sis of
your NJ. super Pin, phatc, ana, from MY know
lcd2r Of tho science Oi-i srcuturc, Il, to the yte
OF the super -iho~; hate 81 (" 'tliiZcr.
No one Who know tuy ding OF The science can
doubt that such article ~ prove OF great value
and that ii j. adapted to supply The most essential
substances removed from thcsoil by orr usual
crops. at hat II supplies these to the soil which are
sparingly found IN it, natural state
Respectfully Your, { L. JACKSON. NJ u,
SliIH Ass;lAt. :.
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What will it do: is the first inquiry The sick
make concerning medicinc suppose TARRAAr.s
SELTrER trrIIE>r is the subject of the nterruy-
ateiy, what then. simply this reply. 1t will re.
licFe AND cure headache. nausea. natulcrce, ner.
voisEess, c4stiYencss, i,lbilily, b!iousne S. and
indigestion.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsuRER's OFFICES, !

TREASURES OFFICES,
Augusta, April 10Th, 1867.
Upon the following townships or tracts of land
not liable to be taxed in any town, the following
easements We're made by the County Commission.
crs of Hancock County on the twenty-siNth day OF
March. lna1. for the tax of 1857,
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FRUIT .r.EsEGSS,
GRAPES, SMALL FRUITS,
ORNAMENT &C.

We have imported from foreign growers, and
personally selected ut the largest n, r.. and \, y
Nursery establishments, the choicest STOCK Which
we could find this season, and now offer To pur-
cha ers general assortment of l x : Il Il !
: T o c X first class iii quality complete in Yari
ETY., and cXtensv in quantity 1T very low rates
A descriptive catalogue OF ~ pages mailed to APP
plicants. samples OF the collection may h" seen al
our salesr0om, basement oi No. d and 30, Water
St, Boston. Orders i.ithtuliy executed. BENZ
7. WELLES & Co, Importers Il Il Nursery A%
cnls Office !, Water street. Boston.
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imnurtirs. il cNpcl- disease and restores health
uud .;tImulates tie organs of life into vigorous
action. Hence it rapidly cures vailety OF com.
plants which are caused by lmpu:ity OF mo blood
such a. scroiaia, 81 KINGS Ent, 1"nors, ltcFs,
sores, Eru,1tions P,mptes, Htoehes POLLS 81 da-
thony's FIRE. Rose or ErBsiPetas, letter, or S'lt
Rhenm, scald Head Ring Horns cancer or Gahcer-
ous 7itiaors Sore EyeS, Female Diseases such rs
Retention IrcguafHy' Snpprssi'n, Uhnss, sf@-
ilitU also Syphilis or IeRerM Diseases, Ltrfr Com;
piaints and Heart Disedsee, Try AYERS aAEsA.
pAKILLA, and see for yourself Re surprising actN-
y with which it eleanscs the blood and cures these
disorders.
During late years the public have beGa misled
by large bottles pretending to give quart of EN-
tract II sursaparia for one dollar. Most oil these
have been frauds upon the sick. Tor they not ohiS
contain little. if any, Sarasparilla, but oltoh no
curative ingredient whatever. Hence, bitter us
appointed has followed the use of the various eN
tracts OF Sarsapalia which flood the market, until
the name itself has heeame synonymous with mn
position and cheat. siiIt VIC call this compound,
nSarsaparila,' and inton. "a supply such remedy
AS shall rescue tho name rom the load of obloquy
which rests dpon it. We think ~ haze gronha Tor
believing it has virtue which are irresistible by the
class OF diseases il H. intended to cure. NO can
the sick that we otief them IN" best aitert'
i've we know how To produce, aus we have reason
"a believe, it is bv far the most checiual purifier
ofthe blood yet discovered ,,--
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is SO universally
cure ofCoughs, Colds, Infiunza, fioarsencss Group
Bronchitis Incipient Consumption. and Tor Inc
relief of Consumpltive Patients IN advance stages
OF the disease that it is useless here to recount the
evidence OF its virtues. The world knows them.
Prepared ly DIR. j. c. AVER CO., Lowell
Mass, and sod by oil Druggists, and dealers III
medicine every wael2, May June, 10
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d /. Il d.

Ellsworth May LIST, very suddenly of Congcs
ton of the lungs, Joseph DcLatre, aged ~ wears
IN Eilsworib,- April 18th, Mrs Louisa NJ. IIinck
", wife OF Obcd liinckey Esq. of Bluehill aged 81
years.
Ellsworth, April 9TH, Everett s. oldest of
sumner and Charlotte Fiiicd, aged yrs. : mos.
and . days.
The music of thy sons voice
Thou'lt hear Tor many Il year,
And tho merry shouts of thine elder boy,
Thoult list in vain to hear,
When knelt to our Everett die,
And heard his last, faint mourn,
Each wiped tie tear from others eye:
Now each must weep alone.
NY tears fall fast for thee, love:
How can say farewell
But go thy God has called til g, child,
And We will bid the last farewell.
Erooklin,-Aprll 18th, Mrs. Annie Anderson,
wife of Mr.. Peterson, agct 43 yrs.
In Waterville,-AMs Hannah Morgan, formerly
->Of Surry, aged 96 years months,
Waioua,-in the Island of Ohu, S. Island, March
Goth, Rev J. $ Emerson, amissionary.
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DR.. I. 4. MNes' Opinion,

In my TRIALS, the terBenting power of this icrtll-
zer has proved quite a. great as that OF the best
Peruvian t,ulno, and it> action on hpnIlC matters
in the soil /. fully equal; 1t colors the acJue Gus
solutions; contains FATTY bodies and products, rs
well rs salt, OF ammonia. This part form from
pound,
Not only has the precaAtien OF having analyss OF
the mat IHis and weekly products been taken,
but the same liza, been extended To the mark
ctabc article and each lot of fifty tons j. represent.
ed by an average faahc, which Is accompanied
lay cert'heatc ii ITS compps ItIon, Cdrelully dc.
tcrmipcd
The reputation this compound has obtained, A.
manure and FERTILIZER, renders the nanuf;ic tuIe
an important one, and the present mana cement
should receive, as It deserves, the confidence ol
the agricultural Interests Of the country.
Respectfully, y. ~ HAYES, NJ. D.,
State Ass1Ver.
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Pamphlets giving directions fl use sent free of
charge on application.
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"a PREVENTIVE Is BETTER THAN CURE
Mrs, NiNsIoW, the celebrated Female Nurse and
rHysieiin has Just 'nulnhl from Paris, France.
with new invfhtion that VIII interest ory aay
in America. For i;ii particulars ladies can al.
dress with stamps for return postage, Mis-. VI. ~,
W INsl.oM Co, 20 Box 4I3,, y. \.