The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-30
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Our READING RooM.-Our friends arc
invited to visit the Ihu3nar reading room.
where they will find on tilo papers and
periodicals from every section Of the Union.
The building is open day and night
PIANO TUN1No.-Mr. Fcastor, a native of
this State, and blind man, is now in this
city for few days, for the purpose Of
tuning and repairing pianos. He brings
certificates of bis abilities. Orders can be
left at the store Of NJ J.. Knard. Esr.
Plain street
We have been requested to state that
the pews of thc Marion Sire Methodist
Church will be rented this afternoon. at
O'Clock. Persons desiring. to rent pews
are invited to ATT nd. \ committee. an
pointed by the Board OF Stewards. will be
at the church to receive all applications
and to give to applicants Ill desired infor
nation.
TIE M3LToSi.,:l TigI.EAux.-Th mag
nilicent panorama, which has elected such
universal admiration wherever it has been
exhibited, will be unrolled in Janney's
Haii tomorrow evening. We extract the
following notice of it from tho Charleston
he'rS:
The representation Of tho Miitonian
Iablcaux attracted quite large audience
last night, and the Hibcrnian Hall was
comfortably filled. The theme was ono
well worthy OF both the poet and tho
painter. Some of the scenes were very
attractive, and the lecturer being tho
roughly az JdN IN his part, rendered the
delncatons far more apprcciable, by his
apt quotations. The painting is not with
| out merit, and the interest increases as
successive wonders arc unfoldcd to the
| view
How TO PREVENT COLD FEEr-Cold feet
arc a nuisance they arc announcement and
decidedly uncomfortable. Ladies. VIC IN
| derstand, are frequently seriously troubled
with cold feet, and we presume that, so
long as they insist upon wearing thin shoes
and thin AMI very small boots, especially
during winter weather, just so long will
they be troubled as above. A young lady
up town has kindly furnished a recipe.
which she has tried and knows to be efTcc-
tive, that will keep feet warm, and we give
it, without, however, recommending it's
SCiiti dI use sic says. L am troubled
with cold feet. but manage to keep them
warm by lying in bed every morning until
my mother has built 4 rousng FIRE and
prepared breakfast. then get up, place
my feet on the front of the stove, cat NV
morning meal, read the news, and after
warming some hanncls and wrapping them
about my poor feet, return to bed, where
remain until nearly room. repeat this
every twenty-four hours and find it very
comfortable. l think I shall survive"
New ADvEHTIs ;MESTs. Attention is call
ed TO the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the ticst
time:
Courtcnayt; {; Trenholm Carrol.
Exhibition IF Niiltonian Tableaux
D. 7. GrcSS-Spccial Notice.
ID. B. Miller-In the Common Pleas
Clark q Peete-Sign Painting, etc.
Fisher q Lowrancc-potatocs
}. c. SccSers u Co.-Hams, Cheese, etc.
AccErr NO OrnER-Do not allow your
self to be satisfied with any other Soap
than that manufactured by Colgate & Co.,
Ne" York, and bearing the imprint of that
MN. These Soaps are made with care
and skill, and are all of them healthful
and of especially cleansing properties.
They should be kept bv all Do lrrs in 70 nj