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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-05-29
Tele@ESa1oh.
Cable DeseateMes.

LONDON, May %. is. rumored
that the Marquis of Hastings, having
lost million in gold on Derby races,
committed suicide.
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To Builders, Contractors and Pro-
prletOrs.
HAVING located conveniently near the
LII principal manufactures of New York,
and vicinity, the subscriber will give
prompt personal attention to procuring
for orders all kinds OF WOOD, Iron and
MARBLE WORK, for buildings and ma
chinery. Sash, Blinds, Doors, Carvings of
every kind and material. From twelve
years professional experience in South
Carolina, the subscriber will guarantee to
suit the wishes of those building.
THOS. C. VEAL, Architect,
Tenafy, New Jersey,
March 26 3mo Late of Columbia, S. C.
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The Quaker Liniment; the b., lini.
nent for family use; can be used Internally
and outwardly. It is great pain DESTROY
er. 1t kills pain and all kinds OF aches
Sold by Fisher & HGnitsh.
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EATING HOUSE AT ALSTON.
DASSENGERS on the Greenville and
4 Columbia Railroad, can get BREAK
FAST and DINNER at Alston0ample time
being allowed.
Dec27 MARY A. ELKTN Il SON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-04
Carriage Factory G. Mill Privilege
FOR sALE!!

Il HE Subscriber would sell at reason
able price, his Factory for Carriage Making with Spoke
Huh, Saving Machine driven BY waterpOwef, together
with sett of Harfisons Patent Burr Stones for grind
ing ard feed situated at North Sheffield upon Ash
tabRla Creek about three miles south of Kingsvile
the centre road, pleasantly situated, with dwelling
and a small quantity Of land. With this power and
Machinery manufacturing be done with very great
economy of labor and expense -
Any one wishing such property may call upon Grad
dress, i. G. ROF,E.
North Sheffield April, 1868. 4ma57
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tfkTHERI AND FiNDINGs.

w w. SBITTfi, MANUFACTURED
" and Dealer In Leather and Findings,
street, (opposite Phoenix Foundry Athtabuia OhioMl
CASH PAID FOR HIDES, PELTS AND CALFSKINS.
just received and for sale as good an assorted
LEATHERAND FINDINGS -r1l77tr
be found N any Western Market and which will
be sold the most reasonable rcrmz hope to make it
object for Boot and Shoe and Harness. 1anutsc
in the vicinity to favor with their patroee feeling
satisfied that can sell them thing needed in their
business as cheap be found in Cleveland
the Eastern thereby saving and travelling
expenses, and loss OF time. - = - .-s,-f =
All cordially invited to can and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere Confident that can mako
Il for your interest to buy in this Market slmn take
pleasure IN seeing my old friends and the public. and
showing them my stock Below, give partial list Of
ArLcles- u o.. "a .e4fTEf SIT hrs r3hEifer .
and slaughter, sole upper and harness Leafher
spanish and slaughter kip French calf kip oak and
hemOek calf and kip ceilsr leather and horse hides:
mems and womcn's mprocco; band and lacins leatfcr
Innings, bindings, topping snd raesets.
itr p FINDINGS. ,,-.s
Lasts pegs thread, webb, Packard Ink iron and zine
nails round head taeks bsless sayVs amners elncers
sand stones rasps knives floats size sticks, and
boot trees shoe hces punches lasting irons eyeles Owe
let SETS stitchwheels. sttch-arers heel shaves ei
planes strip avis, welt knives, elastic heel bail stitc
ing cord lasting tac heel aud toe plates boot hacking
boot brushes, harness oils, and an kinds Of fnsbngs
irons, etc. etc. 90 = ss-aea w w SNFTff =,
Ashta0ula Dec 1880 ps = q t-r. .4f u f-r- 81
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FOR S1LE!

i HE undersigned, r. Strong, would take
this method of informing the Public, that he will offer
for sale at auction the following described property
his stable in Ashtabula, Ohio, ON - -.
'-7 Saturday, June 25th, 1868.
Nine Horses Single Buggies. 1 two-hOrse Carriage
4-sprng light Wagon. Cutters, 2 Pleasure Sleighs :
Single Harness, 4 Double Harness, Buffalo Roles, q
runPing gear to band wagon, and other articles.
At any previous time to sale any of this properly will
be sold at private sale. Sale to commence 10 O'clock
Sale ON six months credit on approved security.
3t*9G1 - = X. STRONG.
Ashtabula, May 26, 1863. ''it "a t'i.' II ft96f
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AsHTABULA Fisk Hose Is a IS % I8 IS Is 70 Il a a
GENEVA, Union House..I9 I6 IS % Il "A . g 70 IS Is -
Will Consult Patients from the 18th to the 1st of every
month at his Office, 124 OutarO Street. Cleveland Ohio
Ilaving had successful Practice for the past twenty
i've Year, in the treatment of all kinds of Acute and
Chronic Diseases especially of the Throat and Lungs,
and in the treatment of all kinds of Female Diseases.
lie will give perfect satisfaction to all who may apply
for relief No mineral other DeliteriOus Drugs
used. Botanical Remedies. only will an Diseases.
Having had successful practice in the above named
places for several years, with Unparalleled success
which satisfactory reference be given at any of the
above named places.
Prices of Medicine for One Month"; from go to S5 Mi
crOscopc Analytic Examination of the blood Urine
free. Office 14 Ontario Street, near Public Square,
Cleveland Ohio. -..rg S. G. CLARK, M. ID.
Cleveland, Jan, I, 1868. g41
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They are prepared and Selling Cheap

1HS4 etIC DlNpd1SU anu hJNhIhSo NhSdpSl
Than any other establishment Of the kind in the country
orcty. We mean what say and would invite the pub
lie in general to for themselves before buyng else
where We are making il object for any to give
call and will pay them well for coming to large
stock to select FROM which is large any in any
city Having sixteen years experience in business and
buying all stock direct from the manufacturers East
and conducting business, enables TO sell
lower than any competitOrn the region. Our work is
italways has been--tiae best. -s1
We also have on hand large stock of Eastern work
which sell very low among which will be found sin
gle lounges, bed lounges, carpet and rep lounges
Spring Mattresses, at greatly reduced prices, of Ou
make. -.s...--s = ~ -r-T.s
Don't forget the place aew doors south of Fisk Sill
man & Cos. Flour and Feed Store
Also, particular attention paid to carpet laying, Cur
tain and Cronice hanging all of which will be done with
readiness and dispatch.
UNDERTAKING.
We also keep constantly hand large assortmen-
ready made COfiins Rose Wood imitation Black Walnut
and imitation OF Black Walnut, all ofwhch trim
in two hours notice in any style requested equal any
city We also have splendid Hearse in readiness when
called for.
DUCRO g. BROTHER.
Ashtabula, Ohio, Nov. "a, 1856, 49,
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Til pson Quarry.


i REDUCES Perfect and Permanent
Cures of the WORST CASES OF CATARRII, "COLD
IN THE HEAD D0rizG pRd Catarrhal Heddaete, as
HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS from well known citizens
and eminent physicians who have used it in their private
practice, abundantly testify.
DIR SAGE'S CATARHH REMEDY viii Eelieye the
Pressure and Pain in the HeLd caused by sudden atiilcs
OF cold and in short time will cre the disease enleiy
one Hundred Thousand Persons annually dle IN ihlS
country of Consumption Thc1e is the highest ncdea
authority for saying that w "A iuy one-alf II not TWO
thirds of this number, the disease ifst commences as
CATARRd IN THE NOSE OR HEAD. 1he next stGp
being to the 1HgOat and Bronchial Tunes Lastly, Me
Lulgs. CATARRH CAN BE CURED. -Brs1chih 1gec-
tons can be Csnred, but CONSUMPT10N CANNOT,
therefore it should be prevented while possible . .
DIR who is graduate OF one of the first Medical
Colleges land has been practicng physician and
Surgeon for the past twenty He was great SUI
ceeded in discovering this remedy which effected PER
hundreds other cases this distressing maady The
remedy contains mineral other poison. 1t pro-
duces radical cures and is mild and pleasant to
For Sale by WM. X. ALLEN, Jefferson
II. A. HENERY, Ashtabula.
Ard Druggists generally
Price 50 cents per package. A Liberal discount TO
Druggists. =. - -
WE WILLSEND thevREAfEDY TO ANY ADDRESS
BY MAIL Onreceipt of an 50c Fractional Cnr-
rency Note and one three cent postage stamp. -Four
Packages to One Address for S2,00 postage free.
Address [writng name, Post Office county and State
plainly.] r,oo
g3Sy Lock Box III Buffalo V
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-10

SMoKINa AND kEEpING BAcoy.-f'La
very best material for fire with which
to smoke bacon, is green hickory wood.
next to that is corn cobs. Whatever ia
used for fire, tho utmost care should be
taken to have the smoke pure from all
smudgy ddors which taint the meat.
To keep tho meat after it is smoked
some people succeed best to let il hang in
The smokehcuse; where this is not prsctf,
cable, it can be covered with cotton sacks,
and the outside Of the sacks coated will, 4
thick Mo wash. A perfectly safe way 70
keep bscon hams, is TO cnt them in slices
OF the usual thickness for cooking, scald
them i'll boiling water, aud then pack in
stone ja,s, press them down and pour MEL
ted lar'i to li'l all the intc,stices Of The
meat anu to cover the top. In this way
the meat can be used as wanted, and will
be nice. .s..-. .--
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-10

atlanta Dec. 12:-The Convention
passed relief ordinance to. day, in
troduced by II. b. Bullock, of Rich =
mond, which reads as follows: Bs it
ordained, etc, that from and after
tho passage Of this ordinance, all low
les which have been or may be mad o
un icr executions issued from any
Court of this S,ato, shall be suspen d.
cd, until this Convention shall have
takcn, or refused to take final action
upon the question Of relief; and that
all saics under execution in violltion
of this ordinance, shall te null, void
and Of no effect. ,...
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-10
BY w. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON.
NETTING.
Alice. my own one, even yet

Alice. my own one, even yet
That evening can we'll remember,
When roundsthe ffe We. three were met
That evening in tn. dark December
We three your aunt, yourself and I,
Islingersd still. though late 'twas getting,
Must be Comet We'll. Ly and by;
Aud you, my Alice; you were netting
Yeur sunt-duepna kind--sat there,
With heal on Jook d scree,ly b-nded;
To writer's words could reader Ge'er
So very closely have attended.
And you and scanned all alone,
Her very presence then forgetting:
A thousand themes I chatted on,
While Alice, darling, you were netting.
think [ asked you what poor prey,
What bird, while bent upon an airing,
Would he a prisoner some fue day.
In that same net you we're preparing,
And then you tlushed; | smiled, and though
On the event ! might have betted,
! started. for I tlIought--anh Ia!
found twas who thus was nattei.
I yielded 10 my destined fate;
Your loving heart, your tender grn"e.
Your sunny smiles-these were the bait
The swe.test face Of all sweet faces
Well. Alice, well; though years have gone
Since then. those hours I've ne'er regretlc,
Nor thou hit, save thank fully. upon
The wny upon which then was ne,ted.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-10
DEATH OF NEANDER.

-'o "'"'o o'i'hihS fIh5lfutiOH WIs
ever given of the "ruling PCS .ion
strong in DEATH" than in the las,
hours of tho beloved Neandcr. His
thoughts, even when reason wandered
were on his work. NJ, y. Conant gives
he follow ing sketch:
a wine bath had been prepared for
him rs IL last resort. Refreshed and
strengthened by it, he was borne from
ho da. ,ned room wtc"e he had lain
hitherto into his study, that cheerful
little apartment opened to tho sun,
which had ben 30 long the work
shop and tho paradise of tho man OF
thong'r. Hero for nearly twenty
years he had studied ard written.
F'om this spot had gonc firth those
great wo.ks which have delighted
and instructed Christond ,m Ere
l"ns he murmurod, dreamily, rs il
at tho close of long, f.,iguins walk
with his sister, 81 am weary lot us
now mako rcrdy to go homo"
Just then tn rich sunset glow, pour.
Ing through tho wind wv, lighted up
tho shelves from which looked down
upon him tho mas ors of thong!t with
whom for 50 many years ho had h.IJ
silent but hi sh and enduring com n un,
io". Rising himself by a sndLrr
effort from his pillow, he commenced
regular lecture up Nov Tcs.a-
mcnt cSescsiI. Son now image
passed before his restless fancy. In
agining him 4clf at the weekly meet
ing Of his beloved .Seminuriam, sur
rounded hy his f'udI5 attached the
o'os'ea pupils, lie called for tue read
ing OF dissertation, shortly brf II,
| assigned, on the material and forma
principle Of the r iormation. liz
then dictated the titles Of tho diff
tcrcnt cours. 3 Of lectures to bs dvliv
eI BY him during tho next session
,mon, them, "rhe Gospel tf John
from its truo historical point O
view"
Ills last thoughts amid the struy,
giles of death were Il voted to tn.
great labor OF his lif,'. Beginning q
tho passa 30 Of his Chnrch History
where sickness had arrested his prog
ross, he resumed the thread oe thought
and in spite Of interruptions, con in.
ucd To dictate in regular periods 70
sonc time. AT tho close of each son,
tcnc, ho paase u, as if his amanuen
sis were taking down his words, on,
asked, !"Aro you rcadyY LAWN,
closed n division Of his subject, he
inquired the time. B:ing told it wa
h"lf:past nine, the patient suffer c
repeated once more, 81 am weary;
will now go to Sleep" Having b.
the aid Of fri, ndly hands stretchc
himself in b ID for his last slumbor
he whispered in a tone of incxpressi
bio Tenderness, which sent strang
thrill throuse every heart, "Good
ni5ht! 1t was his last word. Ii
Immediately foil into sleep, whic
continued four hours, whom his grea
spirit in The q .iet Of a S.bbAth morn
ing, passed gently into the land c
pace.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-10

prisoners or other considerations Of public
interest call for 1t, hold special terms Of
their courts, for the pnrros. Of disposing ol
such cases. The add tional expp,se oe
holding sucl, special terms, will he charge
npon tho Safe Treasury, and the ACCOUNTS
therefor will lie audited and paid rs accounts
of a similar character nre now audited nu,l
paid. and If the salaries now phil The Judges
should be inadequate, IN Wow Of the ad.!i-
'ional lnhor performed 10y them. y rensona.
ble addition. upon proper representation.
through the Governor Of the Sia,e, will be
allowed.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-10
THE BURNING STAR.

The. following account Of an oven,
more awful aud sublime than the most
vivid Imagination can fully conceive
is. given by Elwin Duaizin, of tho
Royal Observatory, E'g'and. II il.
only one Of several similar eases OIL
record. l" May last star blazoo
forth in. tho NorLhorn Grown and wa
of the second magnitude. Tho as.
tronopiers gave it immediate tcicnli-
tic. observation ard recorded the re-
suit, in TECHNICAL torms which -need
not DO rcpa;.ted.. =,
"Phero Can be little doubt that,
from some .canse unknown TO us, il
must havo boen tho subj CT of ter
ritle catastrophe at q period perhaps
disthnt5 for 10 must be barne in mind
that, oaring to.its immense distance from
as, 'Oe may BE- only ,0itnessiag; tie calm.
nifty Of Me pastngs. Prom The sudden
blHz ag trth 2gf. tbis. ss'ar,. a6d thor,
lis rapid f.din9 away, M. Ifuggins
and Or. hiIlsr'have:sps sgestsa TINT ii,
scpnfsa uofeo Ola s,sat internal. con
vulsien, probably y urge qaantily'of
hydfogens and q %. CHER were omit
i 4 ;Fonrit. - - 80 2 = ;.
~ Durihg.& . i>cussion On, thin, star,, at
a meeting Of ,hs n :yal Astronomical
s'eietY, on Jans s:h, the ,astrio3homsr
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-10

Resiynat;on.--The Rev. John Nc.
Loan, d. d., President of the College
OF New Jersey, has resigned that
Office, and will close tho performance
OF his duties at the commencement in
juno, 1868. Tho resignation has
been accepted by the Trustees, and y
new President will be chosen in. b Q
course Of the coming yoar. d.. Nc.
Lean has boon connected with Prime, ,:
ton College Us Tutor, Professor; v CO.
President, and President, for fifty
years. - -, -. .,
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SLEEPING IN .cHuacH.

az so'fee held at Middle School on
the occasion of its being reopened after
extensive alterations and improvements
'le Rev DR.. Guthrie delivered an address.
in the course Of which he defined as fol.
lows the close relationship between sleep
ing in church aud had ventilation. lie
said: do not intend, b cause am aot
very able 10 adI:c;s you at any length, es.
peca'ly in such close AMI heated atm,s-
''here as this, because we are very closely
packed this evening and whether there il
sufficient ventilation in this place for such
large audience, I lave some doubts. T
am great adnirer Of ven:il .tion ami
fresh ar, and think it should he had. if
p s'iLle on all occasions. rcmeu,bor
that i'll my native city Of Brechin, Laly
Carn"gv, who set up school in the tenc.
me"ts, asked one Of the little gi,ls atten.
ding 1t what was the effect of opening a
window. Here one Of The windows OF
the room was suddenly drawn down amid
Laughter and applause Her ladyship
supposed the little girl would answer tha,
it let i'll flesh air, but it WIS not so. Her
answer was this and we may have proof
OF it Immediately cit let's in the cauld."
But though that may ba quite true, I nm
n very great advocate Of fresh air being
admitted into schools an,l houses. sIrcp
with uy bed room windows open every
night. Some people might tllull th,t i,
woull kill them, bat it is as well you
should know that foul air is as bal for
the health Ms foul meat-for air is jnsl food
Tor the lung<-ani one reason why you
sec SO many people going to sleep in
church Is not because they have bad
preacher or bad ssrmon, but because
they have bad air. l relnemberI wa.
once present in congregation in the town
of Thurs", which contained rs many as
1900 people; and perhaps you will hard
ly believe me when tell you that on the
occasion saw what never saw before.
and what am sure you never saw, aud
what 1 hope shall never SEQ again-I
saw six hundred people aieep! Six hun
| 'lred people asleep! I happened mt tina,
time to be living with Sir George Sinclair,
very excellent gentlem in the neigh
borhood Of that town. told him wha,
! had seen in the church. sOh," said he.
| that is nothing to what 1 have seen my.
self; | have seen, almost in every new,
the whole people asleep-with only here
and there IN exception" Now, what wa.
the cause Of that? 1t was no fault on
the part OF the preacher; for the minister
Mr.. Taylor,is au excellent preacher; anu
excellent people the congregation gener
ally are; but [ told them, in Addressing E
meeting some days after, every mar
might as we'll have. gons into IN apotheca
rvs shop before lie went 10 church an,
taken a dose Of laulanum and Get hn
to sleeu l say they might as we'll have
done thai rs bre ,the the kinl 0 air will
which the church was filled. Nov,
wish ycn to take care that you get pient,
Of fresh air which is so essential to goo,
health. - - =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-10

OF our race is reversed for us. We
are not Wanderers; We are Pilgrims.
We would not lingcr here; this is not
our rest. Onwards, upwards, to tho
City to thcuume -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-10
VOLUME XV---NO. SO.

care must he taken to fill the barrel entire.
ly full, so that no portion Of the meat can
at any point project above the surface Of
the fluid; for, if this cccurs,'a change OF
flavor ensues, such as is known with rusty
pork. The pickle, OF course, must he d
saturated solution Of salt and water, that
Ia so strong that it is incapable Of dissoi-
wing more salt. - 1t must be remembered
that cold water is capable of dissolyipg
more salt than hot water. .>,. 80
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Do IT WELL.

Whatever you d.. d, it we'll. A
job slightcd, because it is apparently
nniinportant, loads. to. haUhuM neg-
lsct, SO th.st mon degenerate iusodsi
by into bad workmcn.
"That is gooI rough j,h," said n
rorenan,in our hearing, recently, and
and hs,mcant that it WAS piece Of
woik, nos elegant in itself, bnt>strong.
" made md we'll put together.
|: Training tho hand and ,oyo. to do
work WE'LL; leads individnals TO form
|-currect thuBits in other respects, and Il
good Workman is, in most. cases, a
good citizen. s. No ono mood hopo to
Eliso 'lbove bis presentsltuation who
auffprs small ihiogs to pass animfrov-
ed or who neglec, 9, Gmstaphorically
E.psalsins, Is pick up d cont because it
tis not ardoliar. '%>- ,>.3s.:
s b,mp of tho .wissat Law max ms
fAho best statesnen: tho most gifted mr..
Etis.ais the most .nreroRul, judges, lhe
most :ingsnious :us oilanies,; rose from
:rhe greatt mass. ~ :
risai Of q -cortain law wyor sougk,
Eto. irnmili:ae bim publicly BY saSing;.
Koa; a.kpif my flliher's boots ONCE ;
Yss,is srcpiisd the law ser; :dpabashed
[eand + did, il nweltt nd 81 oapso o
This. habit >of;as sereasn sniaaus tsinns
sab, hS ros6, 10 gfsassr. .lsg! II. s
Take 6easts 4il si@sship Toll t alE JoatiSi
io1a, a ia atfser 80 ,s,:i Dir
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stssd ssse Ip sGs hek kssaae
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