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fortunately, this hasty proceeding set hrs
TO Lsmbert's beard, and he, tearingft OF
Is quickly ~ he could, threw II at the
torch and put 1t out. The two spsctres
then seized one another by the hair, each
sstonished at finding the other SO palpable.
In the mean time the dead one was
seized with the apprehension that they
we're good and bad angels disputing the
possession of his body; and the idea so
filed him with terror that he jumped out
Of the sarcophagus, winding-sheet and all,
and took to his heels. The two cham
pions. seeing the corpse take fight thus
unceremoniously, were seized with a siml,
lar panic, and hurried away across the field
as fast as their legs could carry them.
Next day the three lovers were confined to
their beds by bad colds, and Gertrude,
sending them word that they must noia ;n s..
in very slight esteem to seek her hand by
such extravagances, selected Sigismond LOT
her husband.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-We wish TO
call the attention Of buyers to the fact that
i,arcaforib our present stock OF DRESS GOODS,
CIOAKS, sHAWLs, and other WINTER GooDS
will be sold at and about cost.
ca sh. and are greatly below their real value.
Persons in want Of such articles would do wei
IN call on ma before buying, establishment IN
Richmond can offer greater inducements In these
goods than we can. .,Npy ooonc s-or,
We have also full lines OF LINEN dooDs rom
ing Russia and Birdseye Diaper, Linen Cambria
and Hemstiched Handkerchieis, Pillow ana LII
men nnr stoch Of H0UsEKEEPING and DOMESTIC
GOODS is very complete, and will be sold at very
low prices. ,, :, gin
and OTHER GLOVES, in which will always be
found every shade and number, from the cele-
brated Jouvin mandatory. Also, Tor parties,
pair. CARDozo, ALsoP 4 F0URoUREAN.
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John III. MONTAGUE
y (Lats OF the Merchants Insurance Company
of Richmond)
INSURES PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN TIE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
He also effects
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Once, No. 2sI Main street, just below the Spots.
wood Hotel. Sc Its
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PERSONAL Augustus Davis,
the New York "Jack Downing" (Seba
Smith, of Maine, originated the "Jack
Downing" letters died on Saturday night
in New York.
The house of Mrs. Asa Jackson lwidow)
in Leesburg was destroyed by fire last Fri
day night.
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MANUFACTURED AND SMOKING
Nl TOBACCO eea
5000 papers SMOKING TOBACCO,
boxes Childrey q Jones's CLOTH or GOLD,
fof sale low to close. r. J. WHITE, m.
Seventeenth near Main,
ns Sta mart to Power McPhRirs drug st0rs.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSH
J. W. PEDIN'S,
"a aha RRnAn STREET.

J. W. PEDIN'S,
No sos BROAD STREET.
Having determined to reduce his stock OF FALL
and WINTER GOODS by the spring, would re-
call the attention Of the ladies espe-
cially to his stock of DRESS GOODS.
BLACK and CoLoRED FANCY SILKS, Sl.25;
FRENCH MERINOS, s5c. and soc.;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, S5c. and SOC.
PoPLINS, 4oc. and Soc.
ALPACA and II. DELAINES, CSC.
PLAIN and PLAID DEBAGES, 25c.
ALL.WoOL DELAINES, 45c. and 5oc.;
LINEN SETS, 25c.;
HEAVY RIBBED HOSE, 2oc. and 25c.
LADIES' hERINO VESTS, $50;
ALL-WooL CASHMERE, $3.50;
BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETlNG,
IRISH LINEN,
LINEN SHEETING,
DAMAsK,
and many other articles; all Of which Will be SOLD
at very reduced prices, and as low IS can be had
In the city. Ja"-
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-
IN Mr.. BENJAMIN C0NYERS, Of Virginia.
lste OF New Orleans and my former partner In
was on the LIST day OF September last admitted TO
m interest in my business. The co-partnership
now announced embraces the transactions OF the
house from that. date; and from henceforth the
name name, and style Of the arm Will be p T; vi
RIcHEoSD, January LIST, 1897.
Of Virginia. ofvirginia, late OF New Orleans.
d. T. WILLIAMS & CO., GENERAL CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS for the sale Of Tobacco,
leaf and Manufactured; Wheat, Flour, Corn Cot.
XNb WAREHOUSE No IToBIcC0 EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA. Liberal advances made on con-
sisnmsnts OF produce In hand. and s srGnllnss
on the pledge Of the present crop OF Tobacco, oy
satisfactory consultation and agreement.
We beg leave to say to the planters OF tnrhn M
and North Carolina that ouf co partnership has
been formed for series Of years, and business
arrangements can be formed and continued VII ~
our regular legitimate business TO spscniAs my
thing, but corinns ourselves exclusively 20 onr
pYoper sphere a. Commission herensnn, DoSt
MISS SHALL ALWAYS BIB kB0AkDEy 40
BUSINESS, and while our bcst en9ru WI tiwsys
b used for our patrons, We shall let street Justice
e =; aes. .eS s NJ II VI. S.
sspecisl personal attention TO all BALES OF TO.
BICCO, and FROM his long experience and Know.
lsdgs Of the business We feel sssoIsd IN sayins
I.:. can W. SHsf r. S most respectfully the Bank:
and Bankers and business men OF RiShnond gene.
RicHuoxp. January lst. 1867. jai-u
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STEAMERS.


DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
on j EHa k I'VE 40 Ia and ai,.I 49,
the TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the -
aEoRGEANXA, Capt.in .; J: Hill,
win leave Ludlam 3 Watson. wharf DAILY sr'
ssSi and AL
Passenger. BY these boat, wiz arr ~, p. .,y
E.rs to City Point. .."........."si.
Far: 70 sorfOif, second sii............. !"
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. s
Returning, Leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS
RI. JOHN edi sYLvEsrgR leave. Richmond TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and sATgRpAY. ,nxvs
: Rsturning, Issys, Norfolk MONDAY wsDSks'
FRkIGHT received at all hours and Forwarded
to Norfolk, and from thence by steamer TO Boston,
Baltimore, principal landings on Chesapeake bay,
and al landings on James nvsr, ~ REASONABLE
Frsish. for way. landings must BE- prepaid:
% iLu Omee at steamers whar.
EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-EfSfH
il TIC COAST NAIL sTRAAsHlPS.ah
sSiI a1TTERAs, xIsIAsDIs commando. Abe.
MkRLE, A. BoUksI commander, leave RiehIons
evory TU ESDAI ana EhlUAI IeaNs w.
sysry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirely new. and we're ee'h
expressly tor the route. s..rx.
s sss .h :'s;aafs.ss sccSS o and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. ,,.,,,
Goods shipped by this Line are landed reg aMy
h New York, on the Company's eovsfsa pasf'
within forty eight hours.
Shippsrs are invited 70 notice that the 9feAt
damage and loss by handling, and exposure nHI
frsq1snt re. shipping, - on otAsf hhs'' s'0'1's
rssishts 70. points beyond New Yort Vim ss for;
wardsd with dispatch, and no charge msas sAssp'
actual expenses Incurred. -,
Thee ships discharge cargo In New IofL Piss
No. 80 North riysT, and the ConPsny,s :tssm %.
ynnnah. HoSiis and New Orleans, leave from toe
same p}sr Goods for thsss points can Dc usns'
feYrsd Without expense or exposure.
Insursnes 10 very low By these ships. sno ~
economy In time, insurance. and sonaivca -
1hish GOODS are delivered. makes this tss sssap
sst route from Virginia. Insurance sssssss o.
lovost Ystss. when ordered.
~ A0KHrns 49,
LvIHOSfOH, FOX 4 co.,
vi Broadway, Hev yeSk.
o ss.s .sSS. V,ui.,A.
IoAs :, Sc,s S Tto,,s ana Ps.sssus.
r.A. wssk erse,s. yrs,a,..
For f'.isA' = pS siUuiYGE:I sYS CO., As.....
oass corner Of Cary and visSiais sssesss, oYpo.
ste the Tobacco Yxehanss. dssi-n
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DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
ID the General Assembly Of Virginia lasssd
the aoth Of March, 1850, Incorporating the RICH
MOND and LYNCHBURG RAItROAb CoAPAN
the undersigned Commissioners will open books
for subscription to the capital stock OF said com
pany on TUESDAY the 18th October, 1865, ut the
banking houses OF Msssrs Ro. II. Naury i Co.,
&. A. Lancaster kCo., C. W. Purcell Co., and
william p. Isaacs Co.
THOMAS W. McCANCK,
HUGH W. FRY,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
JAMES DUNLOP,
JOSEPH 4. ANDERSON,
JAMES LYONS,
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DEAD, READ, READ, READ.
N Hsh- gallon tars best BRANDY PEACHES,
Ono quart j.rs best BRANDY PEACHES. only
75c.
One Es,sa. ia" best BRANDY PEACHES, only
PRUNES, In four.pound Jars, s1.ss;
sr sARDIEEs, the best In market;
NUTS OF all kinds, cheap;
PRR6RRVES, assorted
JELLIES, assorted, At low rates; d
STPHWRERRIgS bIMs0Ns. CHE RRIEs,
PEACHES, GREEN PEAS, PINE APPLks'
OYSTERS, &c, at low rates
The best STEAM CANDIES,
TRENCH CANDIES, In great ysItety;
Pima CfCiARS and CHEWING TOBACCO,
together with large lot Of FREACH and AAs
RfCAN PICKLES, SC.
We would respectfully ask the public generally
to examine our stock OF Confsctioneries, Fruits,
SC before buying elsewhere. We ssil 70 please.
Give % . call SAITH b TRIBBETT,
sos Main street, Spotswood BLOCK,
IN aI-ts Richmond, Va.
INVITE CASTLE SOAP for sale by
wxrTn
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DOCKBRIDG e MINING COM.

DOCKBRIDG e MINING COM
II Y.-NOTICE-Books Of subscription to
the capital stock OF the R00KBRIDGE MINING
COMPANY are now open at my ONCE in Richmond,
and will be kept open till the 10th OF February
next, unless twelve hundred shares are previously
subscribed. When twelve hundred shares have
been subscribed by others than the corporators,
they will subscribe like sunl, and close the books
till opened again in the manner provided by the
charter.
i have crude and manufactured specimens OF
these minerals, which will exhibit with pleasure
to all persons who may feel sufficient interest to
CT ii and see them.
BY authority Of the corporators.
j. ID. IMB0DEN, Attorney at Law,
ia 25-td corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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Stonewall Jackson's war-horse,,
Superior, which was q gift to the
General in 1862, from the citizens of
Augusta County, Va. has been sold
to q citizen OF Macon, by the widow
OF, the lamented hero, whose indi-
gent circumstances nscessitated her
to part with the animal.
A Rhode Island manufacturer,
named Colt, has built new stable,
and put down Brussels carpets in the
apartments" of his hostler therein.
He is very much disgusted because
the late Congress did not give more
protection to home industry.
On Saturday last, Miss Rosa
L'Engle and Miss Lula Poullin, of
Jacksonville, Fla, were drowned
whilst bathing in st. Johns River.
Their bodies were subsequently reco-
vcred and buried in one grave.
The Chicago Journal knows of one
firm i'll Southern Illinois which sold,
the present season, in six Counties,
4O6 new reaping machines.
Fifty sheep were killed by light
ming at Pittsiield, Mass, last Thurs
day.
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MEXICo AND THE FRENcu MINISTER
The following occurs among the
latest news from Mexico:
All the foreign representatives, ex-
cept the American Consul, are pre-
pairing to leave. A postscript to the
same letter, dated 9 p. n., says the
affair in regard to the French Minis
ter was not settled, as stated in the
letter. His passports were peremp-
torily refused, and he was told he
could not depart from the country
1nder anypretense. The authorities
informed him that Mexico had m
account to settle with Franco for the
part she took during intervention,
and for the lives and property de
stroyed during that period; and if
the same is not properly and prompt
ly adjusted, the Mexican Government
would proceed against the property
OF French subjects throughout the
republic.
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CURE FOR NEURALGIA. The follow
ing is recommended as an almost
infallible cure for that pdinful dis
ease, neuralgia s'Take q large tea
spoonful of cologne, two tablespoons
ful of fine salt, and mix them
together in q small bottle; every time
You have any acute affection OF the
nerves or neuralgia, simply breathe
the fumes in your nose from the
bottle, and you will be Immediately
relieved" F
In the House, Wednesday, Mr..
Coburn introduced bill to provide
for the election of electors for Pre-
sident and Vice President of the
United States in the States to be
formed out of the territory included
within the late Confederate States,
except Tennessee. Referred to the
Committee on Reconstruction.
A st. Louis lover, Inst Thursday,
having been refused the hand of his
sweetheart, threw her mother on the
floor and gave her sound thrashing,
and then took her big brother into an
adjoining stable and beat him badly
with IL strap.
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A widow lady has brought suit
against d prominent physician of
Nashville, Tennessee, whom she
charges with having killed her hus-
band by administering an overdose
of morphine. She lays her damages
at $40. 600. f
|The cornerstone WAS laid, on Tues
day last, OF q new jewish Synagogue,
to be built on the corner of Montgo-
merry and State streets, Savannah,
Georgia.
Youlmay try to "clothe the negro
with the elective franchise" but we
don't believe that you can make from
that material suit that will fit him.
Louisville .JOu7 nal.
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ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION NEED
ED.-The New York Times, Of Thurs
day, says:
1t seems that the attempt which
Congress made, through Mr.. Nc
Pherson, to establish class of vio-
lently radical newspaper in the
Southern States, will prove failure,
unless additional donations from the
Treasury arc promptly made. Neither
the whites nor the blacks can be
induced to read these journals, and
the special appropriation made to
them, under the plea Of compcnsa-
tion for publishing the laws of the
United States, is found altogether
inadequate to their necessities. Even
Hunnicutt's paper in Richmond, the
NeU NouiOn, is in its last stages.
Hence we read i'll the Tribune, Of
yesterday, that "until Congress
makes an additional appropriation
for their support, as we'll us arrange
ments to pay their bills promptly,
this class OF journals will fail from
necessity We, i'll common with
other groaning taxpayers. will watch
with interest to see whether, and in
what shape, Congress will make this
additional appropriation"
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y letter from Buonos Ayres says:
''Large numbers of those unfortunate
men and women, begniled from the
United States to emigrate to Brazil,
begin to find their way there. They
arc poor, helpless, deceived, and are
witnesses of the folly of leaving the
United States for any country under
the sun. Deceived by runners of
various kinds, and finally enlisted in
the army, is the fate of many n
poor fellow. That Brazilian scheme
(swindle? ought to be exposed.
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The Houston (Texas) Telegraph is
urging, with much ability, the occu-
patton of Mexico by the Federal
Government. 1t wants Congress to
add Mexico to the Fifth Military Dis
trict, and tells Gen. Sheridan that, if
he will only undertake to reconstruct
that state of provisional govern
mont" over there, he will find many
q man ready to go with him, under
the United States flag, whom he now
deems "rebellious.
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TERRIBLE DISEASE ALONG THE
YAzoo.-A terrible disease, similar
to the cholera, has broken out among
the freedmen on the plantations along
the Yazoo River and in the lower
part of Carroll County, Mississippi.
1t has every appearance of cholera,
but is confined entirely to the negro
population. Eleven of the latter had
died within few days on one plan
tation, and lesser numbers on others,
whilst many OF the negroes are dan
gerously sick
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Nz.ppiAined.

Some week or two ago. the BEN
nettsville Journal gave notice Of a
lecture or address that would be de-
livered in that place, under the title
of "Hsw to- the line-let the chips
fly asshey may Itappears that it
was ON essay delivered before the
Sons of Temperance, by d. ID. Me-
Coll Esq. A writer in the Journal
explains the caption or title MS fol-
lows:
"For the particular information Of
the PhPniG, he must understand that
he9ing of wood is process by which
o piece of timber is marked off with
q line, in the direction reqmired, and
then, with o broad-axe, is squared
according to that hne-in which ope-
ration many chips are thrown off,
calculated to draw off the attention,
and cause the line to be forgotten,
whereby the object in view is defeat
ed. The application is made where,
IN the business of lifo, small trifles
that will fly about like chips are suf-
fered to interfere with useful pur-
poses, and thus sacrifice the great
end in view to the attraction of I'M
worthy objects. The duties of life
are to be steadily pursued in a
straight line, and all distractions are
to be manfully removed as with n
broad-axe, keeping the eye upon the
line, and not allowing it to be at
tracted by anything else"
alright; and we may add, that the
young orator who hcwed to that line
during the late war, paying no ntten-
ton to the chips of folly and dissipa-
tion flying around him, will be able
topresent his block perfectly squared,
when called upon to render an &C.
count of ife's labor by the Grand
Builder, at the final day Of reckoning.
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TAxAs.-Tho Texas papers speak
of n general disposition among the
farmers of that State to lessen the
quantity and improve the quality of
the land they cultivate. This change
is caused by the scarcity of labor,
which leads to improved cultivation
and an increase of production from q
given quantity of land. The i'm
provement in the system of cultiva-
ton in Texas will ultimately extend
to ell parts of the South.
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SUFFRAGE IN New YoRK.-Thc 1}.i-
hnne of tho 18Th snrc.

SUFFRAGE IN New YoHK.-Thc T'i-
bnne, of the 18th, says:
The convention yesterday, by the
decisive vote of 72 to 2S, defeated
Mr.. Murphy's amendment to the
majority report Of the Suffrage Com
mittee, in which he retained the pre-
sent property qualification of voters,
and provided for separate submis-
sion of impartial suffrage to the pco-
pie. This is well done, and is the
result of II weeks debate, in which
the Democrats had full opportunity
to produce all their arguments against
the rights of colored men, from the
curse of Ham down to the latest
microscopic analysis OF wool.
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SUPPORT Your OwN JOURNALS
The Cleaner, issued every Wednes-
day, from this office, dcfies competi-
ton rs literary and news journal.
Those who subscribe to it are kept
well posted up in the current events
of the day, as it embraces the tele-
graphic news, political, commercial,
state of the markets, &C., up - the
hour Of going to press.
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Card etiquette is explained as fol-
lows, viz: A plain card denotes a
passing call; the lower right hand
corner turned down, n visit; left
hand, coincidence; upper, right, bust
ness; left, adieu.
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HEPATICA.

DANKNIN'S HEPATIC BIrTERS-n
Il new and valuable compound, possess
ing extraordinary powers over the organs
of the livor and stomach, making it n no
sitive remedy for dyspepsia or indigestion
and n liver inviSorator. Try a bottle. For
sale Wholesale at his prices.
FISHER & HEINITSH,
Druggists, Agents, Columbia.
Juno 90
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A UNIQUE NoTIoE. dispenser of
fluids (notin this city, however, pub
fishes the following unique notice:
''The undersigned, desiring to obey
all laws restraining the sale of liquors,
respectfully requests all heads Of fa-
miles who have drunken sons, hps-
bands, wives, or daughters, to give
me the written notice required by
law, forbi(lding me to sell to such ha-
bitual drunkards liquor, with their
signatures attached, and L pledge my
self, my reputation, and my property,
that such requests shall be rigidly
complied with. L desire to comply
with all laws regulating M legitimate
business, and in order to do so, re-
quest the assistance Of all w-abiding
citizens. The members of the tenn
perance societies who have annoyed
me for liquor will please favor me by
withdrawing their patronage from
either me or tho society,""
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Esooal .EHegna.

PosT OFFICE HoURs. The Office is
open from 8 q. m. until 81 p. NJ,
and from 6 until z p. m. Tho North
ern mail closes at 31e p. M, and oil
other mails close at SIP. IN.
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NNHE CHALK HILL THIRTY HORSE
i WATER POWER SAW MILL is capa-
Bile of averaging 5000 feet of lumber per
day. The PLANTATION consists of 1000
acres of heavily timbored pine Land, 12O
acres Of cleared land under fence; a good
Mater Power Grist Mill, new Dwelling
House, with four bedrooms and dining
room, Kitchen, StOre-room, Barn, Stable
and all necessary out-buildiRgs for mill
hands and field laborcrs. The locality is
perfectly healthy and quality of timber
unsurpassed
There is also Il iaolin deposit on the
place, OF great value, and contracts can be
made with several Potterics and China
Factories for supply of this chalk
july Q 30
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JoB PRINTING.-The Job Office Of
the Ph@nir is us complete as any in
the South. It is furnished with new
fonts of type of all descriptions and
of the most modern styles All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and at reasonable rates.
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We are indebted to Col. l.. d.
Childs-who reached home yester-
day-for late New York popers.
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a line lot Of Desirable Goods have Just
been opened by Mr.. II. @. Shiver, who still
adheres to his popular principle of good
articles for little money. Read his adver-
tisement, and then examine the goods.
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Important TO House-keepers.

important 10 House-keepers.
ID EVOLUTION IN THE PRESERVING
1O or FRUITS. Ne. FRUIT-pKESERV-
ING SOLUTION. 1t is Il perfect anti
septic. the cheapest and best method in
the world forprrscrvins all kinds ot Fruits,
Jcllics, S?iccd Fruits, Tomatoes, Cider,
Mhc, Milk. some kinds OF Vegetables, &c.
1T saves sugar: it saves the trouble of
sealing: 1t saves the expense of sealing or
air-tiGht jars or cans; it is 30 per cent .
cheaper ihau aoy other method. It will
preserve Eilk sweet from II to 36 hours
longer than it will naturally keep, with a
result of furnishing more cream and max
ing more butter IN warm weather OF i'll
warm climates. One bottle will preserve
12S pounds Of fruit, or lS gallons of wine
or cider, or 12S gallons of milk. Warrant
ed 20 contain nothing injurious to health
tul! directions for using accompany each
bottle: 1t is cheap, hcalthiul and effect
ual. For sale by
FISHER ~ HElNlTSH, Agents,
Jniy Is Druggists.
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TWenty-cight Pound Turnip.

01o-I0 : . 1t11S1 = III 11IP'
HNO secure good stand, plant your seed
i about the middle of July to August J.
This season suits the turnip, and yOu will
never fail in securing Il good crop. Plant
the WINTER DUTCH TURNIP, RED TOP
and RU1A BAGA-thc three best kinds.
All for sale at the Seed Store of
July 1S FISHER g. IfEINITSH.
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An advertisement of the North
American Fire Insurance Company
will be found in another column.
This is an old institution, and Mr..
Higgins, of this city, has renewed
his agency. Give him call
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-21
WANTED.

A GOOD WHITE WOMAN. to do the
N general housr-worly for Il small family.
None need apply only those who can come
well recommended. For such ono, lihr-
raj wages will be paid. Apply at this Office.
June 20 1mo