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DETACHING RUNAWAY HoRsEs.-
Some interesting experiments were
made at the Central Park, in New
York, on Saturday, with new inven-
ton for the instant detachment of
horses from carriages. 1t is intended
for use In cases where horses run away
and endanger the lives OF those driving
them; OF in case horse falls down he
can be instantly Embarrassed, no mat
ter what strain there may be on the
traces. In the cases OF horses running
away the occupant has only 10 move a
small lever, which draws the bUlts that
hold the traces and pole straps or
chains, and the horses are permitted TO
continue their fun by themselves The
same movement that releases the
eQuines gradually stops the carriage by
placing brakes on the rear wheels. On
Saturday an open carriage fitted with
this arrangement was eNperimented
with. II was drawn by two horses.
and contained four venturesome ladies
ing on the bmCk of One) were put to
Harlem Lune at the rate of fifteen
miles an hour; the lever WAS manned
by the man in the caTriagei the horses
were instantly released and the vehicle
stopped, much TO the relief OF numer-
Gus occupants of trOttiDg wagons and
carriages, who, not understanding the
matter, thought the horses had run
away ana smashed everything gener-
ally. The experiment was tried twenty
times with apparent success. The in
yentor is a Frenchman, of New York.
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The Peoples Bank.

OFFICE, No. ss MAIN ST., waBEILNe,
" W. Va Money received on deposit In
teresL paid Oh special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange
bought and sold. Collections at home on rom
abroad promptly attended tO.
J,.hn Reid, Christian Hesz,
John HandlAn, John Oocikler,
S4In1 j. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, Pps't.
JOSIAH F. UPDEGRAFF. CaAsh'T. my9
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MS DEPARTURE IRON CLrvE.
LAND.

Arrival az BereA...uow He was Enter.
tained---Hts Departure for Grafton.
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DASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule ON and after May
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WTdolO Spnooins "A new comic volume, I
the author OF ''WidoW Bedott." IllusiE
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Transportation.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE,

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Il Book Abora Lr,gyers.-A reprint of
in ensely curious London work, just !
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40 Main Street,
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
FOR INSTANCE

That never have been,n NOR never can:Oe beat.
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Epistles Of CorTy O'LonuH.-An irresIi
lauS liable book OF comic opinions. i
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-12
NOTICE.

NUTlCE.
NNHREE months from date, applicable
Il will be made for renewal OF CERTIFI-
CATE No. 81, for 13 shares in the Augusta
and Columbia Railroad, dated Juno IS,
1866, the original having been lost or mis-
laid. q. G. NEWTON.
March 81 m3mo
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South Carolina Hotels and Tnverns.
An itinerant hummer of the New
York Herald, writing to that journal,
entertains its readers with the follow
ing description of the hotels in this
State, which would do honor to Mum
chausen:
These are mainly places where
cleanliness is no virtue, and huge
buildings, where the furniture is Lili-
putian and the chimney places con-
ceiyed and built on n scale of Brob-
dignagian excellence. For board in
such miserable abode, the lazy pro-
prletor- whose daily occupation con-
sists in lounging about, superintend-
ing himself the movements of a
darkey, who manages the institution
IN its main workings-coolly demands
81 per day. If you summon darkey
to your room to learn from him why
your boots hove not been returned
promptly in the morning, you are
charged fifty cents at the Office, on
the plea that you have been using the
servant in performing some service
or errand for you. If you itup late
. at night, burning even your own can
die, as did, you are charged another
fifty cents, for extra light. You may
protest until you are speechless; the
proprietor will be inexorable. He
will tell you that the servants reported
light Ill your room up to 2 o'clock
in the morning, and that he supposed
that. of course, you had obtained an
extra piece of candle from the hotel {;
and, finally, there is your bill already
made out, and he does not propose
to take the trouble Of making out n
new one. Of course, you pay, and
depart, yowing never to submit to
such extortion again; but before an
other day. has passed over your head,
lDssDld yourself victim to the same
or similar system of hotel swim
2ing. This holds good of the Charles
ton and Columbia hotels, but is espe-
cially noticeable in the small country
places-the inns, taverns and board
!ng-houses-where very unsettled
idea of the value of greenbacks ex-
lists, and scale of prices similar to
those prevailing in Confederate times
is maintained. The Northern man
who trusts himself in the clutches of
the ho.el-keepers of South Carolina,
may take warning in time, and bring
with him on his trip bale of green
backs, which will he barely sufficient
to cever:the expense of an ordinary
economical journey; but if he be a
heavy drinker, he should not leave
the coast, for the further he pro-
crosses i'll the heart Of the State, the
more expensive will become his liquid
lndulgences-fifty cents drink being
the average.
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Ntsw JERSEY. rad cal party in
New Jersey has hopelessly split in
twain on the question of black suf-
frage, and the distress thereat among
the faithful is really painful to people
afflicted with charitable bias. The
same elements of discord are at work
among the party i'll other States where
it has hitherto been predominant,
and the signs indicate the probability
Of its dissolution at no remote pc
riod. A party moved by no higher
objects than that which characterizes
radicalism cannot endure. The mad
ness and passion which gave to it its
asccndancy must soon pass away. 1t
had its origin in diseased minds, and
drew its strength and growth from
the violence and corruption Of the
times. A sober, wholesome popular
sentiment must necessarily prove
fatal to it, and what is now taking
place i'll New Jersey will soon be oc-
curing in evely other State in that
direction. The leaders of the party
see it, and hence their efforts to
build up an organization Of the kind
at the South.
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DRY GOODS. s.-The expected spring
crush" has not come in New York.
All descriptions of dry goods, except
bleached goods and fashionable
prints, are still declining, and the
best informed expect further de-
cline.
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In Arkansas, Governor Murphy
has issued n proclamation, based on
an order from General Ord, dissolv-
ing the Legislature Of that State.
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COLUMBIA, c. SUNDAY MORNING. MAY II 1867. .. -
SPECIAL NOTICES. IS

TIE public esteem in which PANK-
MINIS HEpATIC BITTERS arc held, is
another proof Of their excellence as u
Tonic. They arc recommended by physi-
clans generally, and have never disap-
pointed those who have mad rlsc of them.
They give sure and speedy relief in nausea,
sick hehdacIlc, dyspepsia and all similar
complaints. For sale by all ,druggists
April Il m1y Dn. G. IL. Mot, Agent.
TIMELY IyANNING.-It ist csyc-
cinlly important at this time, when .lc
markets OF tho United Stutes are flooded
with tho dirost poisons. under the name Of
imported liquors, and whrn domestic COM
pounds purporting to be medicinal, but not
whit less pernicious, are hcraldcd to the
world MS sovereign remedies" that tho
public should fully understand the facts.
Be it known, tHen, that while all the diff
fusiye stimulants called liquors arc impure,
and all the tonics containing alcohol arc
manufactured with fiery article contain
ing dmW or Jusel oil, mortal poison,
R'SCELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS contain mono of. these things.
but are combination of pure essence of
rye with tho pure juices of The most va
luablo stomachic, anti-biious and aporient
herbs and plants, and that as safe and
rapid remedy for dyspepsia and all it's kim
dred complaints, this preparation stands
before the world without rival or compc-
titor. Its sales to-day arc equal to the
combined sales of all the other tonics adj
vertised i'll the United States, and the GER
titicatcs which authenticate it's usefulness
arc signed by individuals of the highest
standing in every professional calling and
walk OF life. Beware OF limitations and
lmpostors. May s t6
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-This

splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown. Remedies the ill effects of bad
dyes. Inyigorates the hair, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine il signed va
liam a.. Bac'elor. All others arc mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all druggists and pcrfumers. Factory
81 Barclay street, New York. a5- Beware
OF counterfeit. Dec II 1y
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DURHAM
SMOKING 'FOBAGGG08,
A Il WHOLESALE or RETAIL. By
"A April 2 FISHER & LOWRANCE.
THE BOTTLED WATER,
Of Rockbridge Alum Springs. Va.
THESE MINERAL WATERS have an
Il established reputation. for very high
curative virtues in all the following classes
Of disease, and as being an ABSOLUTE
SPECIFIC in several of them, viz:
Scrottld, and all the forms of GlanduIar
Swellings and Cutaneous Eruptive Disease,
Erysi oelas, Tettor, Eczema, &c., Chronic
OadrrhGd and Oysentery, Dyspepsia, BrOn-
chHis, Chronic Thrush. ADecfions of The
Kidneys and bladder, Dropsy and Piles. In
broken-down states OF the constitution,
loss OF appetite and general nervous pros
tration, their powers and virtue as Re-
storatlve may be safely pronounced to be-
WITHOUT A KNOWN RIVAL amongst
the mineral waters OF tho world
They are especially indicated in the whole
class OF ailments peculiar to the Female
Constitution.
Pho Springs Pamphlet. with Analysis Of
Professor Hayes, of Boston, and letters of
DI Cartwright, OI NEW OrltanS, 1TOIeSSOr
Cabcll, Of the University of Virginia; Drs.
Norman and Graham, of Virginia; Drs.
7. G. Thomas and Thomas Adds Emmett,
OF New York, and of other distinguished
men OF the clergy and other professions,
abundantly attest what is here said of tho
virtues Of this water
Can be had on application to the Agents.
The Alum Mass, or Salts of the Water.
These Salts are now put up in s2 and Sc
vials, sealed and stamped with tho Springs'
seal, to prevent oil mistake, and sent at
those prices, postage paid, to any Office in
the United States, and, Mt the price, is
much the cheapest form Of obtaining the
| water.
One box of water will last seven weeks,
at one pint daily.
PURCELL, LADD .1 CO., Wholesale
Druggists, Richmond, Va; A. b. Ruckcr,
Lynchburg, Va; COLEMAN & RODGERS,
Baltimore, Md HEGEMAN & CO, Drug
giats, New York, are kept in regular supply
of the Water and Powders direct from tho
Springs.
co Orders sent 10 either OF the above
houses or to the proprietors, must be
accompanied with the money, as no ac-
counts will be kept
will not do simply to order ga box of Alum
Water" If you want Mis water, be care
ful to say ''Rockbridgo Alum Water" and
so also of the Salts or Mass.
| Tho Springs will be open on tho 1st of
June. Capt. II. w. Sale will continue as
heretofore General Superintendent. He is
well known to the springs going public.
FRAZIER & RANDOLPH,
May 2mo Proprietors.
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STATE OF MAINE.

us I Ire ssss'''..a' "Ss" q XXI D;S:,',',
We command you to attach tho goods or estate
of Mary A. BROOKS. OF Kennebunk, In said county,
IN the value OF one hundred dollars, and summon
the said Maiy A. Brooks ar she may DO found
ces Of our supreme Judicial Court, next to no
holden ut Alfred. within ami for our said County
of York. on the third Tuesday OF September, a.
ID. 1857, then and there in our said Court to an.
county, in a plea OF divorce, which is inserted
herein, and is rs follows,
To the Hon Justices OF the Supreme judicial
Court, next To be holden ut Alfred, within and Tor
the County of York, on tho third Tuesday OF Sep
tember. A, ID. 1885,. Francis w. Brooks, or Hollis,
in said county, respectfully represents that he was
lawfully married TO Mary A. Weymouth, OF Hiddo-
ford, In said county, ut said liols, on the 18th day
Of November, a. ID. 1880 that they have had born
To them one child only, 10 wit. Ellen Brooks horn
Aug. 18th, 1861 that he has always behaved him:
self as chaste, faithful and anectionate husband
To and towards the said Mary A. Brooks, but she,
being wholly regardless Of hsr marriage y9ws ana
A. ID. 1864, wlfully and without any nstitahie
cause whatever, deserted your libelant and h,s
home, aud declared she would no longer live with
him. and has utterly refused 20 To do to this date,
although repeatedly requested 80 to do by her
husband that she carried away with her from his
home aforesaid all her wearing apparel and other
property that The temper character y, and d.po,i.
ture 1t is impossible Tor him ~ live In peace with
her.
Wherefore yolr libclant prays, because u Is rea.
sonable and proper, conducive to domestic harmo.
ny and consistent with the peace and morality of
society, that n divorce from the bonds Of matri-
mony may DO decreed by this Court -
FRANCIS w. BROOKS.
To the damage OF the said plaintiff las hs sayD
the sum Of one hundred dollars, which shall then
and there be made To appear. with other due dam
ages aud have you there this writ with your do
ings therein.
Witness, JOHN APPLETON. ESQ.,, ut Alfred, the
twenty. eighth day Of August, In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and siIty.seyen.
C. d. LORD, Clerk.
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CURTIS DAVIS
Established isl5.l
American Peerless Washing S0ap.

THIS Soap 10 strictly puro In every particular.
i Il contains the exact proportion Of resin 70
make it work with ease-will not rot or injurs the
fabric washed with u In the slightest degree. It's
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will not make the hands sore and chap, but Ii 10 Of
q healing nature. 10 makes quick and beautiful
lsther, and 10 = splendid soar Tor washing the
hands, face, and all bathing purposes. only IL 10
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twill make rs good Shaving Soap rs can be pro.
duce,i. by giving 10 proper age. IL emits pleas
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de-, ac. from any material. rs veil rs any Bar
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10 will wash IN son and medium hard wa.cf IN
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n q liberal amount Of sal coda Is FIRST dissolved
and aided TO tho water. ft will accomplish all
that any soap can or should properly do.
IL Just the soap for all consumers TO buy, ~ u
combines all the essential proprcties for shaving.
bathing. washins the hands and lace, not only of
the mechanic OF whatever calling. but ~ all 9th.
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OF q more delicate nature, and Tor every descrip-
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Far ale nv ,,rcesrs generally. Manufactured
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Important TO the afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues TO he consulted at his OF
ice Nos. and 2 Rndlcott street, Boston, on all
|dtssasesof PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
|By long course Of study and practical expert
|ense Dr. Dow has now the qualification Of present.
ling the unfortunate with remedies that have never
|faAsd 20 cure the most alarming cases OF Geasr.
rk0s and SypAihs Beneath his treatment, all tho
horrors oi veneresl and impure blood, lmpoten-
oy, SsToiula Gonorrh9a, Ulcers. Pain or distress
In the regions Of proereation. Inflammation OF the
Bladdsisnd kidneys, Hydrocels. Abscesses, Iiu.
mors, Prightful Swelling,, and the long train 81
arc msde ~ become ~ harmless ~ the simplest
aiiings Of child. Particular attention gwen TO
the treatment Of SEMINAL WEAKNESS In sIi its
forms aad stages. Patients who wish 90 remain IN
der Dr. bows treatment few days or weeks, will
be iurnishsd with pleasant rooms, and charges for
board moderate.
P.S Ladies' who are troubled with any disease
peculiar 10 their syytern, will md speedy reiieib by
calling on DR.. DOW, at hi, Office, No.. Endieott
street.
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
IL. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agesf Of y. y. Ptfsst 0Mes. Wa'tfagtos,
(ssdsr ns art Of iSH9

Lat, Igssf Of U. 3. Pa,.i oHes. Wa,tinytos,
(ssdsr hs art Of loH9
~ state street, opposite Kilby street,
BOSTON
AFTER an extensive practice OF upwards OF 20
II years, continues to, secure Patents In the Uni
ted States, also In Great Britain France, and 9th
erfbreign countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds
Assiyunents and all Papers or Drawings for IA
tents, executed on reasonable terms and with dis-
patch. Researches made into American or For
elgn works, to determine the validity or utility
vice rendered In all matters touching the sane
Copies OF the claims OF any Patent furnished by
rernltting one Dollar. Assignments recorded ut
Washington.
No Iyssey il k UsIsl state, possesses superior
Ese,ttiss for sbta,sisg Pafssfs or aseufiisisg hs
yafsatabtlify Of isssSiioss
During eight months the subscriber, In course Of
his larce practice. made fs,e, rejected applca-
tIons SIXTEEN kPPEALS, EVERY one Of which
was dyIded In :. tsrsr nv the Commissioner OF
Patents. ~
~ regard Mr.. Eddy rs one Of the Most capable
.sd .scs,,.fsi practitioners with whom have had
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
IL have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person .s,e es-y,t.st aud
fr.sfee,tAy and more capable % putting their APP
plieations In FORM TO secure %, them an early
EDMUND BURKE,
Late cemmissioasr Of fAteata
Mr.. r. n. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications. on all but ono OF which patents have
been granted. and that 10 nee Ps.disg. such un-
mistAkesble prof Of great talent and ability On
his part leads mo To recommend az Inventors TO
apply 10 hun 10 procure their patents, az they may
he sav of having the most mithiai attention 10
sto~ed ON their cAses, aud At very reasonable char
sss.' ,o,, r,o.,pr
Boston. January I, 1861. yr
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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

Notice Is hereby given that 8 II. Tsrbox, Of
Biddeford, In the County Of York and State Of
Maine, by his mortgage deed, bearing date
April |, 1865, and recorded In the York County
Registry Of Deeds, In Book 293, page 1863, con-
veyed to the undersigned, In fee and In mort
gage. . certain lot of land with the buildings
thereon, situate in said Biddsford containing
from six to eight acres; also another lot OF land
In said Biddeford, called Lot No. Three" In
the f" Goar." containing seven acres and one
hundred and thirty rods; said two parcels OF
land being the same conveyed to said Tarbox
by Joseph NJ. Maddox and Hannah j. Maddox
his wife, by their deed bearing date April !,
1865, to which deed reference Is made for fur
Their description of the premises; that the con.
,liton Of said mortgage deed has been broken,
in consequence OF which hereby claim fore
closure Of the same. NAHUM TARBOX.
Biddeford, Nov. Is, 1867. 3w47
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TnE NV AcQuisirioN.-'rhe remote.
ness OF Russian America makes il u fur
county.-BastOn Post.
Its northern latitude makes il an icc.o-
lated couniry.-A. Paul Pioneer.
it, perpetual snow AMI lack Of vegcta-
ton make il n white, bear country.-Lo'
.ingslos Republican,.
Yes, hut good hearing country, for all
that Sauumsnfo Record.
Its fisheries viii set many people to cod.
giiaiiny.-.imador Ledger.
Ladies. if you yisi, that country, be sure
and take along your umhrellas.-to pro,ec'
you from the rain, dears-San Jose (Cdi.)
Mercury.
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AZ OLD kAr c.rGur.-A lady cores
pon,lcm II the Milwaukee Ssntinei, who,
writ, z under nom De plume, had attract
.,i considerable attention, received note
iro,n a gentleman admircr recently, in
~hirh til writer said that lady Who could
put such beautiful thoughts to paper, must
IL. equally siaed in pero's etc., anal wsn,ed
to .,ce, l,er ~ moonlight aIone, TO- which she
wrote n consent. She carpe tn the rcndez-
s"u- veic,l; they walked, he talked, made
h,.; finally gained consent tn take little
ki-s the veil WIS raised for the purpose,
end tie stricken gentleman rared upon the
eo,ncly q ai,ics vf Inns own wife,
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wpmrp Ilr w.,A GAL B.sr.-A, III,

WISHED ftf WAS UNL bNhf'-Nt tnc
hattie or Kingston. the North Carolina Jun
im Reserves were sent to force the crossing
al South West Creek. This they did very
handsomely; hut, cncountering a severe
fire, u portion Of one regiment sought a
safer place. A. they were streaming to the
rear they met the Alabama boys, and were
swc,e,i with shouts of laughter, A general
officer, IN no laughing mood at their be-
layior. took steps tn stop the disorder, aud
seized one of the iugitives. General
.Wha, are YOU running ior?" Junior
Z" oh. General. the Yankees were shoot
ing 80 General" Why didn't YOU shoot
hack agaia? Amt you ashamed OF your
sclf' You are crying Ike = baby" Jun.
ior (bluLhcring)-" wish ] ieas baby,
oh, I wish was u gai baby"
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ADDISON N. SMITH,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

md Counsellor In Patent Cases. Gate Principal
"A Examiner U. 8. Patent OffeeS Once No. l76
seventh 81. between K and streets. Washin gton.
to natents, either before the Patent Ofics or the
Courts. Having been for nine years connected
with the Erssisias Hoard Of hs Pafsni oGes, and
for the last ave years In charge Of that branch OF
Agriculture embracing Harrssfiag MseAnss, &C..
and having become thoroughly ismiliar with tho
manner In which tho business Of the oflce In all
its branches ID conducted, offers his services 10 IN
ynfors aud others, with conhdelcs that tho knowl.
ed.e and experience acquired will enable him 10
give entire satisfaction to all who may entrust
their busipess with him. Charges ~ low, ~ any
other In such cases. Refers 10 the several Com.
missioaers of PAtents. t...E
n W, WHITNEY, South Berwick. Ne, General
Agent for Mr.. Smith In the New England states.
Any clam furnished by Mr. smith or whitnsy for
tl.01 2inaS