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Z. b. RNsIaN.

Dentist; Office in Anderson & Rupp's New
Msin and EranklIn sIE g Stssstts Esst
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-The attenti0n Of farmers : az
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q. PICK.


Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, silk and stray Bonnets
Trimniurs. Varieties, &c., ct the sign of the
Wares faSr Good Sore" Ph6nix Block.
Warren. Ohio 1 = = -
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The dead alone are blessed
While they ara here clouds mar the day.
And bitter now fahs nip their May;
But when their tempest time is done,
The light and heat of heavens own sun
sr Broods on their land of rest. F..
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: STReHARD ne & ENSIGN,

Attorneys st Law. Office on Main Street, South
: of 01Sdn Hosne. Warren. Ohic. III =
Jan 80. Is67lyrs- ..-r- : ,---y-7sssaz IL
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Accident, Fire. s6d Life Insurance Agent; and
Pension and Bounty agent Passage Tickets
sold to and from, and Money renitted 70 the
old conntry, al the lowest current rates. Of
Gee in " Webb's Block, Main street, Warren, o..
JannayT9. 1861 rra = =. 20 EE-Es
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MERCANTILE.

-~-~-0-2T-7y>,-1SssSSy7-
2. q. PARKEs Ef1-ls at= A. EKETz.
tLgL TEL PARKS i WEETz, &c
Dealers Ia Forssgn cad Domestic Dry Goods
oreckery, Boots, Shoes and Leather, Carpet
ing, Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Ready
Made Clothing, 6c., always cheap for ready
-p8y8t the New York Store. Market Street
Warren. ohio- W
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And to-day an humble muse
In scOrnful rhyme am singing,
The baseness of those Union men,
Who followed Andy s swinging.
--F NJ. E. BEACH.
Bure Hill, March IL. 1867.
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RIERCE.


domupathie PkEsieian and, Surgeon 0fice and
Rssidence in SutliF Block. north Of the Pub
lie SS1ares- oSos- up stairs residence east
end -ofthe Block. - 80 ~
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rnFy styfcEISs.- laeE ell JOHN @. EUToHEs
. HTTCHIEs & HUTCHINs.
AttornsyE and, Gounsellers at Law. ef6ce on
National Bank 81 r.o.s ldec. ., 1860
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AEO EULLEK q NOSES no =
Attorneys at Laz-Ofice in Sameson's Block.
Market St. Warren. o. Jan. 3. 1867. 6m.
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! WHTTTLEsEY. ADAMS.

Fire and Life Insurance. Agent. Warren, Ohio
Merchandize and other property insured in
the best conpanfes on favorable terms. Farm
.pFcpsrty, Isolated Dwellings. and their fur
niture insqred for one, three and i've years.
0fEce IN MeCOnbs 4 Smiths Block.
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THE DEAD,

The dead alone are dearI
While they are here long shadows fall
From our own forms, and darken all;
But when they leave US, all the shade
Is round our own sad footsteps made,
And they are bright and clear.
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L. sPEAR, N. N.

Eclectic Physieian and Surgson: ofice over Stiles
Store. Market Street Warren, Ohle. Par
tienlaE attention .Eiven t0 Chronic Diseases.
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stsl 4 ID -z--T.-.rs - ~z>SNs 80
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Office in Aer-
7chsnts Block youngstown, Mahoning Co., 0.
Ianl2 $50. 80 u II ------- - - -.
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$5oo,oo0.

vTIuI, BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: TIE
w name and value of each article OF our goods aro
marked on tickets placed in scaled envelopes, and well
mixed On receipt of Is cents an envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice, and delivered
at our oice or sent by mail to any address, Tho pur'
chaser after secipg what article 1t draws and ia Value
which may be from one to five hundred douars-ean
thcn on payplent Of one dolnr, receive tho article
named or may exchange it for any other article marked
on our circular at the ssme value ncset draws AL
article worth one dollnr or moro. No BLANKS
Our patrong can dopoua on fair, honorable dealing
Tho article drawn will bo delivered ct our Office regard
less OF its yauo promptly sent as directed by return
mail, or express -, .I
Letters trom many persons acfnoWledglng the recept
of valuable cis from u.s. may be seen on lie at Our Oh
fco among whom we arc permitted to refer to:
John s. Holcomb, LAmbertTillo n Soid watcn Saiue
$780, Mira S. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street BROOK
iyn. sewing machine $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn.,
cia lever watch value 5000; Hon. r. II. briggs, Waa
inrou. D. c. diamond pin, SITS; j. C. Sutherland, No.
I'M lexington avenue piano. $3.50; Mrs. NJ jackson, No.
oos Nineteenth street. N. Y. sewing machine, 80; JOS
1,Hmn. Fnira, N " melodeon, $3.50; Miss L. Collins,
Atlanta Go., diamond cluster ring s225; DR.. Horny
Smith Worcester Mass, sewing machine SS5; L. Shaw
No 133 l6t street. n y gold watch. $3.50; Edw Boyn-
ton Nashville Tenn, melodeon 500; james Russell
MONTGOMERY Ala, gold hunting watch, s25o; r. J..
Smith Providence H. l., silver lever WATCH SOU Oscar
Pl1rlIy Madison N. j., muslc box S45 Aon s. Now
n,1NSt paurs Milln. gold watch S185; j. K. SpeTry,
Titc,ield Conn., silver watch, s55; Wm B. Peck Har-
icrn nls music box s75; Vim. Raymond, Dayton OHIO,
silver tea set Sl25; Miss E. M Schenck Detroit Mich,
diamond enr rings $685. Pierre Beaudin, St Charlos
Hotel New Orleans diamond ring, sl70; Mrs. Martha
Barncs st. Louis, NO., melodeon, Value Sl:3.
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TnE DEyI TONIC NOW In .USE.!
SARATOGA
'EXCELSIOR" SPRING NIlIDR,


TF1HE WATER OF THIS SPRING is BELIEVED TO
be unou,.lled by that OF any oher in the far-iaued
valley of Saratoga Ia virtues such MS have secured
It the high cncomns Of Ill who have used It, possess
ing as it does eminent desroe, cathartic dluretIc
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D, Professor Sc,
Practice OF physic Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
dclphia, formerly OF Charleston, s. c.:
- PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1865.
have been for year moro past III TIE haDlt OF
taking the water Of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid its
to 1,so the different waters OF the several which
boil up ulong that remarkable valley, dependent indeed
upon tlcn tor much OF tho comfort enjoy am saus.
fed that the Excelsior Water is MS well adapted IS any
other among tlcn il not So to the purposes TOR
which they generally employed Il is very agreeable
strongly nprcgnatcd with the carbonc acid lively and
sparkling i < can heartily and conscientiously
recommend it to all who need gentle cathartic anu
durehc. SAMUEL HENRY LiChe0N, ~. y.
The Wator is put up in Pint and Quart bottlss anu
PACKED in good order for shipping, Pints in boxes OF
four dozen cah aud Quarts in boxes of two dozsn each
All orders addressed to A. r. LAWRENCE Co, sara
tog Springs, N T., No. ~ Warren street, New lork
City win bo promptly attended to- Sold also by ilrst-
class Druggists and Hotels. 6lno January u
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

SldU, administration, US.- BrOtonia9, ct al.
TOMORROW, the 22d instant at II O'Clock A.M.. viii
be sold under the direction OF the underhgned In;
front of the Old Custom House, ss.5gszs.zs-
BRICK sTORE situate on the west side Of King street.
No. 275 bounding north stoncy & Wiltberger's lot
south on lot of T. B. Taylor, east King street. and
west on lot OF A. c. Cunningham, measuring In front
King street 81 feet inches and so feet inches on the
back line on the north line 1S8 feet nches tho sonth
1a4 fent fnches fsf1-srf
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PUBLIC DISCOURSE.

a g..
January12
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The APocALYpr1ch TABLEAUx, AND THE MI
ToN1AN TABLEAUx OF PARADISE Losr.-These cell
ebrated exhibitions have arrived and will open this
evening at Hibernian Hall. We understand that
the Tableaux of tho Apocalypse, or the book OF
Revelations illustrated, ara from original designs
by JOHN MARTIN and GusrAvE DoRE, and hayo but
recently been placed before the public.
Tho exhibition is pronounced by the entire press,
Protestant and Catholic, in fact by all crccds
classes and conditions, to be the most ennobhng
grand, divine entertainment ever placed before
the public, and worth miles OF travel to sec. So
far, in America the halls have not boen large
enough to hold the people who have thronged to
soc it. Entire congregations of churches, OLD
gray-haired men and women have turned out en-
nasse to witness this marvellous production. We
predict great rush to Hibernian Hall while it IL
here, as it will undoubtedly prove one Of the most
attractive exhibitions ever opened in the city.
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.

How ow thoro are who are not subject to affection
of the lungs or respiratory organs who. by negectnH
premonitory symptoms, nggrlvnte the complaint unt
disease strikes its sha causing inexpressloe torture
of the patient and anxiety and distress to friends Ony
cold IL "a slight sore throatl" is the bea1less remark
Of many when so affected. Yes tOny cold was the
thoughtlesa expression of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey.
Observation-Disclosures! should be the motto forever
in the minds Of all subject to Coughs Colds Catarh or
Influenza Words of advice should be needed by all sui
fering from Asthma Bronchitis Consumption. Relief ,s
within their reach; and ii neglected. fatal consequences
ensue-a life Of misery daily hourly struggle TOR OK
istence contest in which there can be but one victor
Death
Does it not appal the strongest mind to THU the
result caused by neglect? Then why doay? " Fat e1
cuse can be offered when timely warning is unded IN
your ears When the danger is pointed } It why not
avoid 1t? MAnsDEN's PEcToRAL BALM =. - oeen used
with success in nearly million Of casoj, nd Is endorsed
cious romedy that scientific has discovered, to
rcieye and cure all Of Go lGhs Colds, Influenza
and Consumption, II the case Is not beyond all hope
Even when tho sufferer is the last stages he will lind
relief by using this ration One bottle VIII con-
vince the most increduos that tho merits OF this prepn
ration by means cxagsernted in met ta lar sho
OF tho eogcs bestowed upon it by thousands who have
boon cured by its timely Aguarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed in every instance
licve.
Prepared by Z. W. MAltSDEN, NO. 4Si broau"aJ, Ne"
York.
Price, so conts small bottle; 81 large size.
KING l. CASSIIDEY,
Wholesale Agents. Charleston,
GOODRICH, W1NEAIAN e. CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
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All that LOT weet Of the above, known No. 49, ma.
surng in front 90 feet and in depth lao feet more less:
bounded north by Bull street. south by lot Of Jonn
cs east by land estate Of Browning and west on Lot
of James Leo. 5.sa,s. !. i ;
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The annual meeting of tho Charleston Savings
Institution and Bank will be held to-day, at p
M., at the Office in Church street, near Broad
The election for Board of Trustees, to serve for
the ensuing year, will be held, and the members
are requested to attend.
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rue sourH CAno11sA RA11RoAp.-This old cor

The sourH CAROLINA RA1LRoAD.-This old cor
poration does not show any signs Of age but the
now year has daw1,od upon increased activity and
progress. The damace done during the war, ana
by neglect, has been in groat measure ropalrotl,
ard tho signs Of tho times indicate an onward
march that will soon place the road in its primitive
condition. Treightis being rapidly conveyed TO
every point in tho State, and tho forwarding Dusl-
ness has become one OF considerable Importance.
i hese supplies consist principally OF coin antl
guano, which articles have been bought largely by
the planters Of the interior; the scarcity OF prov-
sions, consequent on tho failure of the crop, crc-
ated demand that has increased the freight
traffic considerably, and the planters, in order to
avoid similar failure in the future, have imported
large quantity Of the most popular fertilizers.
Tho rolling st ok has been steadily on the in
crease; new cars have been built, and the workmen
in tho Company Shops have been busy in turning
out both freight and passenger cars. At present.
they are engaged in retouching several old veto
rams, and constructing two conductors cars, which
will ccmbine al OF the new improvements, being
fitted up with raised skyights, running nearly the
entire longth of tbs car, and which will add great
ly to both it's looks and comfort. The entire work
dece on these cars is perfected in the shop, even
to the upholstering and the finer touches that are
requisite to give them perfect finish. Several
new cars have been recently put on the read, and
the work of construction is still progressing, aud be-
fore many months have elapsed, every train will
be supplied with either new cars, or with those
that have been remodelled and improved, until
they cannot be distinguished from their younger
neighbors.
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And all Retail Druggists,

KING 4 CASSuDEY,
Wholesale Agents. Charleston,
GOODRICH. W1NEAIAN e. CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
And all Retail Druggists. ano December
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Carolisan ut Columbia is now SEM
to every Posoce in the State. Bong the ocea paper
Of the State 1t will be found at the present no espe
cialy valuable to merchants aud othora deshe 10 avn
thenselyes of 3 very Hrge circulation.
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TIE MACON AND WESTERN RA1LRoAD.-Stock-
holders in this city will please notice an ntinatlon
in our issue Of this morning, that dividend OF
five dollars per share awaits them at the Office OF
MowRY g. Co.. South Atlantic Wharf,
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BREAKFAsr c.KEs an1DDLE CAKES MuFrNs, ROLLS
nc. al made light and wholesome by using t. PIONEER
YEAST PowDrR If you would use BuckTheat without
having headache and eruptions use the Pioneer faas
Powder. Bakers will find this Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls, Tea Biscuit &c. Sold by
GRUBER MARTIN,
1,nu,,v7o % No. 23G King street.
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ThP 1ai19 Ne1ps,
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 81, 1867.


Our WEEnY.-Wo have concluded to suspend
the publication of the Weekly edition OF HE
NEWS for the present. Previous to its commence
ment we we're continually importuned to publish
such a journal. Wo finally assented anu piin.e.'
the paper giving besides variety OF otnor otis'-
ma matter, the latest telegraphic commerc.al' ma
rine, and local news, that those III the CITY VINO
were deprived Of tho regular daily city journals
might ayail themselves of a papor On Sunday
morning. Becoming satisfied that such an enter
mice wopld not oven yield US the amount expended
mon Il NE hayo discontinued its publication.
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FACTS are stubborn things, and cannot bo gain
sayed. Such is tho case with MARsDENs PEcroRAL
BALM. It is fart that it has never failed to re-
lieye and cure every case Of Asthma or lnfuen-
20. To prove this statement to be fact, ne has
instructed his agents to refund the.amount in any
instance where it fails to cure. For sale by all
druggists.
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Mayors CouaT, January 19.-Richard Campbell,
youthful darkey, whose admiration OF line ]eWery
prompted him to steal four rings from an indl-
ridual. and to hide them where he pretended no
conldn.t find them himself, was turned over to
Magistrate who viii assist him in another search.
One of the colored Small family, who has been
keeping hogs on his premises in the city, against
the law, WAS fined IS.
Aman who was drunk, and appeared to have an
antipathy to the sidewalks as he was endeavoring,
all the time he was in charge Of the policeman, to
Mitch into the pavement, WAS fined IS.
Two wharf smokers were nulct as usual.
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THE HON. JOHN FRANCIS MAdUIRE. AN IRISH
Member of the British Parliament WILL at the sohcla
ton OF 8 number of his countrynlen' deliver 10
COURSE On the PRESENT CONDITION OF lEEl'ANp'
HER FUTURE. and that Of tho Irish Race IN America
at H1bernian Hall, THIS Eoeaing, at haifpase seven
O'Clock.
All citizens are invited to attend.
Doors open ct Seven o'clock oahu'ts =
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Read the Certificate of Rev. X. i.
Flualip.

To Dn. HosTETTER
DEAR SIR This is to certify that was takon with te
dyspepsia year ago last March, and for period OF
eight months was Of the most miserable creatures
you ever hehold not being able either to eat drink OF
Sleep and Was compelled to walk the floor necessarily
was nearly deprived Of my reason and hope had encrc
" left me- all the efforts made for my recovery having
proved fruitess.
BY the first Of November, 1865, had become 60 weah
and feeble tat could scarcely stand alone, and TO al
appearance would soon die. at this time {havng read
your adverHsemont my wife prevailed upon me 10 Try
your Bitters bottle was procured and sunge to say
soon commenced recovering have tak0n four oottcs
and I'm enjoying good health as could be expected
for of my age about sixty years. have no DOUBT
that your Bitters aonc under Divine Providence
that effected this wonderful cure
R. T. FLUALIN.
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TO BAKERS, GRoUEHs AND FAsinIEs.-Do you wish
Flour warranted to make good bread Do you ~ish
Flour that will bring you custom? Do you wish Flour
that Will make white bread and not sour2 Then apply TO
J. N. RopsoN, No. s2 East Bay who has always largo
stock Of best brands Georgia. North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour in barrels, half and quarter bags'
1,..o,,+or IN mwf2mos
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NEW PERIODICAL DEPoT.-Mr. B. DosoHER has
opened News Depot, in Hasel street, between
Meeting street and the posto6co. We are indebted
to him for the latest issues Of the New York 1i--
bune, Herald, World, Denokrat, FTank Leslses
Illustrated, the Independent, the EUaner OF Light,
and Gerhards GarteniaaJe The latter is now is-
sued weekly, and contains all the choice produc-
tions Of the best living German writer's Of fiction.
Mr.. D. also keeps fine assortment of segars for
aa1a
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We are again indebted to the courtesy Of DELLA
rry. Of the Mills House news stand, TOR late pa
ners. We have from him The Nation, The Round
Table and Harpes's W,eeky.
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MIR. N. NJ. QUINN has laid upon our table, for
which he has our thanks The Boys a'ae Cars
WeeMy, Neck Nar O!iuer 0ptics Magazsne Jor
Children and Frank Lesies Ladies' Magazine.
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The Pewholders Of the Unitarian Church are
notified that the annual corporation meeting VII
be held this evening, and their punctual attend
ance is particularly requested.
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House and Lot IN Line street, near Ruttedge street.
BY III. H. DcLE0N.

I will sell, on THURSDAY next, January 24fh, at II
o'clock ct the Old Exchange, corner Broad and East
Bay streets, -=-a.,..,,
40 feet long and 4G feet Wide with Dancing Hall in rear
of store and Bowling Alley; there is also oneasory
house in rear OF store containing rooms, Kitchen &c.
;rbis store being near the terminus Of City Railroad.
should command attention, being only one door from
Rut1sdge street.
aaro PAYABLE in one and two yeara with interest fo
date of sale property be insured and policy assigned
Purchaser to pay for papers January 1e
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DEATH OF AN AGED C1r1zEN.-Our columns, this
morning, announce the death of one OF our Oldest
and most respectable citizens, we'll known amongst
us as q gentleman OF high character, of quiet and
unobrusive manners, and OF the strctest integrity
in all the business transactions Of life. Mr. G. =.
MArqa1EsskN, who for many years was merchant
OF our city, but who for some time has retired
from business, and been residing with his elder
son, F. C. MArrH1BssEN, Esq, expired yesterday at
tho ripe age, as We arc informed, of eighty nine
wears. His obsequies take place this afternoon at
the Lutheran Church, corner Of Archdale and
Clifford streets.
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N.aHT BLOOMING CEREUS.-Ths rare, :clous,
delightful and most excellent perfume has now OBJ
tanned celebrity, never exceled or evcn equalled
by any similar production in this or any other
country.
Since it's first discovery by Messrs PHALoN
Son, it las gained worldwide reputation AMI
no toilet is considered complete without it. 1t
flows on the freeze in it's strong delicious odor, SO
de icate soft and doep that it feels like fragrance
within the sense, SO dense in it's grateful scent
that the aind Almost imagines thai there is an nir
of sound, and festival OF bees surrounding the
ch alice with the sweets Of honey.
There are many worthless concoctions offered
called "7gAt Blooming Cereus, but such arc vile,
filthy st1s, with lasting powers limited to brief
period; and when efervescing, leave sent rlval-
ing TINT of q .hunk in obnoxiousness. Not so with
PHMoN's. It is pure, rich and delicate to the
last, while Tho hardest washing will scarcely obi
terate it from the handk: :rchief
Our friends should be careful in buying that
they got none other than PHALoN Sons. This
may be readily known, for each bottle, in addition
to having upon it picture Of tho rare and beautl-
full flower from which it takes it's name, has, rs
we'll. PHALoN & SONS name indelibly stamped in
the glass.
We are thus particular in speaking OF these
counterfeits, as some dealers in perfumery have
displayod O handsome card Of PHALoN's, and at the
same timo sell this worthless imitation; 80, bo
careful to get none other than the genuine.
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We A.r indebted to Mr.. F. voe1ER, No. 1O0
Market street, for late copies OF the Round Table.
Saats Zsetung, and other New York daily and
weekly papers,
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BAUGH'S
RAW BOND PHOSPHATE.

TlHE APPLICATION OF BONE PHOSPHATE HAS
always been bencGcia1-the only difficulty being to
Obtain o genuine article Before offering BAUGH'S
PHOSPHATE on the market the last season submitted
it for analysis to Professor Shepard of the South Caro-
lima Medical College, who fully endorsed it, and his
our own Planters, whose testimony have Of tue sn-
perior cxcecncy OF this Phosphate especially In the cu
ture of Cotton in insurnS good stand.
J. N. ROBSON, Agent,
December 10 su mwfsmo No. 62 EAST RAY.