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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
TGnses Fhed for Holding Oass,s IA abe AZ
Judicial District 9th State Of Ohis fOs the
yeas 1868 "

DE it rsmemhctcd. that 1T = meeting Of th,
- Judges of the Courts nf Common Pleas Of the
Ihird common PlrNs judicial District OF tho
tae Stae oi nhio, at the Court House In the City Of
day "t The date b. ref, for the PURPOSE Il a1iRg
the times nt holding The Terms Of the ConTts II
'omm"n Pleas. ond Of the District Counts in
said District for the year 1863. We the under
signed judges Of The Court Of Common Pleas
within and for said District do hereby nx the
times NJ holding said Courts for the wear 1889 in
zach aud every county Of said District, as foi-
DISTRICT COURT.
The several terms of the Dis triet Court In AMI
for the year 1850 shall commence in the several
counties thereuf as follows, to-witt
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". L. MYERS. a. W. MILLER.
MYERS & MILLER,
EDiroRs...... ...... ............... PRorRiErORS.
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oh, my friends, you know how
crushing all this was to poor human
nature. But in spite Of all this
croakiug, in spite Of all this moral
aid and sympathy for the rebels by
the Democratic party, the Union Re.
publican party stood steadast TO the
country, 1t turned its face against
the traitors to our country, il shrank
not when the great powers of Europe
seemed lesgued against Us, it stood
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vile, KY, recently, fully approving
impeachment, predicting the conviction
of the President, and arguing that
these events would ultimate in the
permanent establishment of our gov
ernment upon truly republican princi-
pies.
The Republicans carry Wisconsin
by am increased majority, on the July
election. They also show large gains in
the city and town elections. -
The Republicans carried the muhl-
cipal election, Tuesday. in Peorie, Ii1I-
nols, for the first time. Mr.. Brother
son is elected Mayor by the light ma
jority1 This Is greattTiumph.
Returns from Michigan indicate
the defeat of the new Constitution 1bv
about $4,000 majority. Prohibition and
annual sessions Of the Legislature are
also defeated by large. majorties.
-Pekin City. Tazwell county; Iii.
nois, elected the Republican ticket.
Tuesday, by two hundred majority.
Pekin has heretofore been Democratic.
Gen. David Atwood, editor of the
State Journal, was, Tuesday, elected
Mayor OF Madison, Wisconsin, by
about fifty majority. The city has al
ways been Democratic, and last fall
dred.
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BY MAIL.

The Cincinnati Commercial Is "glad
to be able to give authentic informa-
tion that the La Crosse Democrat is not
to be removed to Cincinnati" This it
does on the authority of Mr.. Pomeroy.
The National Bridge of Virginia is
advertised for sale at pub auction, on
the 25th of April. 't.S.-ss ~
Mr.. Seward has informed a num-
Der of his friends that when the fall of
the present Administration occurs, he
Intends to make quite a tour of the
Central American States, and has a
visit to China also in contemplation.
The Chicago Republican says the
Nicholson pavement in that city, IL
we'll laid on well settled road. is not
excelled by anything tried there. In
Boston it has not done so well.
-Cassius NJ. Clay is expected in New
York the present week. He will go to
Kentucky with the intention of first
stumping that State and then some
others for the nominees of the Chicago
Convention. A number of Kentucky
Republicans are now at Washington
consulting, and In connection with as
sociates in Kentucky, are perfecting ar
rangements for a Republican organi-
cation that will reach every county in
the State. The report that Col. Sam.
Mckee intends to leave Kentucky is
incorrect. as he expects to take an
active part at home in the coming cam
paigu.
The stories teleGraphed from WASH
ington In various directions, conveying
the idea that the Senate is becoming
very weak on the subject OF impeach-
ment, are pronounced simply nom
sense, and Concocted and persisted in
as pure matter OF bluff1ng and brag.
There is ring formed at Washington
to work upon the public mind by such
means, with a view to weakening the
impeachment movement.
Judge Jewett is the most promi-
nent candidate to succeed Senator
Wadein case of vacancy. The Judge
Is a Democrat of the strictest sect.
| Several prominent names are men,
toned in connection with the filling OF
the vacancy II left to the Governor.
Robert C. Scnenck appears to be the
strongest, on account of his close race
against John Sherman. the now Junior
Senator from Ohio. John A! Bingham,
the Chairman OF the Board of Nanag-
ersof the Honse of Representatives in
the Impeachment trial, stands also a
good chance, and by some, in view OF
his prominence in the prosecution OF
his trial, il is thought these constdsra-
tlons Will overtOp Schenck, notwtth-
ing his personal strength. ~. 49,.
-oneot the President letter-wrtting
confidential friends telegraphs to a
western Democratic journal that Gen.
Emory is removed from command at
Washington 'not for what he has done,
but for what he aimed to do in acting
in party interest against the Presl-
dent, ,.s,, -os,s,5
"A Washington dispatch says that
Z at the earnest request Of our Govern-
;. ment, Minister Adams has consented
to remain in his position for the pres
emit, although he desires to return
home at an early day. The same dis
patch says Secretary Seward Is pre-
1 1lparing a reply to Judge Blaek's'lettei
ON the Alta Ve1a case. ss.v,
AEx.AttorneySGs General Jas. speet
spoke at Radical meeting IN Louis
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CHICAGO
Burning or "a steamer on Ink c aI.chI.
-s Snns...RiIIfRrGI AIntcla.

burning or IA Steamer on Ink c aItchI.
SHn..--BilIiRrd Match.
CHICAGO. April 9.-The sidewheel
steamer Sea Bird, belonging to the
Goodrich line, which left Milwaukee
last night, was burned off:.Waukegan,
ILL.,, yesterday morning. The vessel
and cargo are total loss. No commu.
nication has yet been had with the
wreck from shore, and 1t is supposed
that all on board were lost. The vessel
was valued at $40, 600. No insurance.
WAUISEGAN, ILL, April 9.-Previous
TO the discovery of the burning steamer
this morning, heavy explosion WINS
heard upon the lake, from the direction
In which she was first seen, and 1t is
supposed that the fire originated from
boiler explosion. When first seen, she
was enveloped in flames, and appeared
to be eunmanageable,a and drifting at the
mercy OF the waves, which were run
ming high, and the wind blowing a gale
from the northeast. The upper works
have entirely burned. The smoke stack
Is gone, and the. larbOard wheelhouse
has apparently gone also. The hull is
now drifting. towards shore, in the di-
rection of Lake Forest. A sail vessel
remained in the vicinity OF the burning
steamer two hours, during the morn.
Ing, then srarted towards Chicago.
1t Is ascertaiRed from Milwaukee
Cnat liners were between twenty and
thirty passengers on board.
The largest runs in the billiard
match last night were: Foster, 10Y, l26
172, 26S; McDevit, pa, 29a, 242. On the
59th inning the balls were nearly all
together at the lower left hand corner
McDevit, caroming upon one; struck
the cushion and apparently passed be.
tween the other two; he, himself, ap
peared to think SO, as he turned away
from the table. His umpire, however
claimed that count was made, Eos
ter's umpire claiming the opposite
cision, which he gave in favor of Nc
Dewitt. Upon this, Foster put on hi
coat and left the room, not returning
Calls were made fer n decision upon til,
game, which was rendered in favor o
McDevltt, the score standing, McDevit
1858, Foster 1852.
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COMMERCIAL AND FNANCIhI.
wheeling wholesale HARRIET.
THURSDAY EVENING,
Anril IN 1859


Provisions are highly excited since
our last, and show an advance OF or
cents per IL on bacon. Lard and lard
oil held higher. Flour very steady and
holders firm at last weeks quotations.
The grocery market steady; Coffee ao-
tive at the quotations; really prime
and choice coffee is very scarce and
brings full prices.
FnouR-Extra $40 so: Xxx $40 75a11 90,
spring family Sl1 75a12 90; fancy Sl2 50
sEEps-o oloyer, So 90. Timothy 50 90
Flax, 90 40.
PRov1s1oNs-Surgar cured hams can.
Vassed 21c; plain hams 1sa19c; plain
sugar cured 2oc; clear sides and brisk.
ders. ..
LARD-17o for tierce and 171zc fol-
BEANs-Nayy, 81 per bush.
Characterization Reserve at Ice;
Hamburg at l6c; Factory and English
CARBON on.-s5o. and no charge for
Ia LARD on-Reaned extra winter
strained, 81 40; No. at 81 80.
CoFFRE-Rio, fair to good at 24a25c;
prime at 26c. choice at 27c; Java at asa
40c; Hummell's Essence at 50 90 p
gross.
sUoAR-N.s o. augar firm at l5al51<c;
Cuba at 14c; Porto Rico at 141<a16c;
crushed, powdered and Rranulated at
1870; A coffee, 1711c; B coffee, 171<c;
extra coffee, 17c; sugar house, 12c.
SYRUP-55a60c for lower grades; 7Oa
75c for good to medium; SOcaS1 90 for
choice to best brands.
MonAssEs-New Orleans at oOc; the
supply Is light and prices firm; Porto
Rico Molasses 80a85c.
SoDA-American, &c; New Castle, sc.
131<c; Maize, 131Sc.
FIsH-Lake herring, half bbls., old, /,
50 90; new do, 81 25; white fish, half
bbls., new, IS 00S kits, 81 75 for No. i;
S2 so for No. 2; No. 1 mackerel, in half
.bbls., S11 90; No. 2 do, $500; No. 3 do,
BRooMs-S2 % for good; g OOas so for
medium; and 81 O0a4 so for extra.
6ALT-Dairy, s. 75; Ohio river, g 75.
ToBAooo-Dark los, rs and rs, Ma
Wy, 7Oa76e; bright KS and ms, 75as5c;
fancy bright, As and bs., sOcaS1 15;
i, 900. 'O"tO "
COTTON YARSs-42c for assorted sizes.
Cotton Batting, 32a34c. White Carpet
Chain, 4Oc; fancy eolors, 42c.
so,APs--Family, exc; German, SIC;
4s1SIeEu = 1n1llyS 4Ua11ZScs
CANDLRs-City mould taIlow, 15a16c;
Star, full weight, 26c; IL ounce, 24c; u
RI0E-RangooH, 1Oc; Carolina. 121Ic.
WOODEN WARE-TWo hoop buckets,
q 70 per dozen; wasboards So rs Der
dozen; tubs, No. 1, S14 90; No. 2, $12 so;
No. 3, S11 per dozen.
IEADA ND SHoT-Bar lead, 12c, Shot,
s. 25 per bag.
LEATHER Hemlock sole. sOas4c /:
oak tanned 45a47c harness 44a45c ;
skiEttng 4Scper b. Bride S55 per dozen.
car Skins-American, 81 25a1 so per
n; French, 81 9oa2 10; upper, 3Oc per
,ola oGlLaAsss-Franklin brand sx1o, s. so;
IRoN-SWedes. IKE; common bar
IIrons 4zSc; horse shoe iron, SIC; heavy
pand ironI Sc; hoop and light band,
NAns-1od to cod nails, S per keg:
g and cd nails, s. Is; Cd and I'd nails,
g 5O; other sizes in proportion. Cut
spikes, S 80.
WHEKLNe ALE-X, SO y bbI: Xxx.
I'll; Kennett and Burton, SI2; Cham!
P9a5gne' s1S Porter, $40; Brown Stout,
- 14AeEEE 2 BlSs=s< bbls, 81 40; x bbls,
= Ibs 4z bblsy $9 50a10. u ; li.zl 3 =
MALT-S1 S5a1 so. taf >z
HoPs-60a75c = n.
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ny rRnnaKAE1nl.
EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE Vi /, i !,

LoND0S, April 9.-The Fenian trials
which were to have commenced durina
the holidays, have been postponed
until the 26th instant.
The holiday season commences to.
morrow, from which day business will
be generally suspended until the morn
ing OF Tuesday next. ...-l-.T70- -.
LONDON, April 9-1;27P P. M.-Consols
steady at 93%a939s. American securi-
ties are dull and all have declined: u.
8. Bonds i7S; illinois Central 941f; Erie
LIVERPOOL, April 9-l:2OP. M.-Cot.
ton Irregular; American descriptions
nre about the same; total stock at sea,
$4,000 bales, of which 1s5, 900 bales
were. American. Breadstuffs, quiet.
Proyisions, active; Pork Sos; Lard, OK
cited at G4s. -
ANrwERP. April59-l:SOJ P. M.&Pe.
trOleum dull at 461S.
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NEW York, April G9s-The further
hearing in the contempt of court, case
OF Jay Gould was to-day postponed one
week.. y
The New York East Methodist Epis.
copal Conference adopted resolution
endorsing the temperance movement
to use intoxicating wines at the Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper. They also
endorsed Congress- and expressed the
hope that the Senators would be grant
ed wisdom and hrmness In the dis.
charge of their high constitutional OBJ.
legations without fear or partiality.
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NEW YORK.
AErest or a murtiorer..

NEW YoRk, April e.-omcery James
lice, arrived in thiscity, from Fort Col
umbus, yesterday, having inhis posses-
sion prisoner named John Hoag, who
is charged with having committed an
atrocious murder and robberyin the
city of Toronto, Canada, in FEBRUARY
last. Officer Greene had warrant for
Magistrate, and he had been on the
prisoners track for-sOme time. When
found, Hoag was about to enlist in the
regular army. at Ft. Columbus. He
started for Buffalo last night.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, April 9.-The Coroner's
jury returned a verdict late last night,
that Hon. darcy McGee came to his
death by a gun.shot wound, inflicted
by some person or persons unknown.
Information has been lodged against
Wheelan, charging him with the MUIR
der. VIM. Mitchell. John Doyle and
Ralph Slattery. of Philadelphia, are to
be tried as acOompHces. 80
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3 PAXTON &oqLEBAY
Wholesale Groeers
NO. "a MAIN ST.,
W

NO. % MAIN ST.s
WHEELIEG, W. va.
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
III sale at lowest market rates, viz: ~
l60 Bags Rio Conee.
90 Half Chests GunpT, Z. 81 and Impl
% Half Chests Black Tea. elil!i5z ~
50 Boxes and KeEs sup'r Va. Tobaccos.
75 Butta and CaddieS Black lbs do
100 Cadd1es Black 3fs and Navy do
% KeRs twist do
100 Bb16 Refined SuRars.
80 Hhds P. b and Cuba Sugars. n
g Bbls prime Molas5es.
ware Spices, n. q. Tar, Conc. I5Y6, Nader
r0oppeEas, Alum GugEoods NeWcastle b
CaTb Soda, CoEsn Yarns, Batting, Ep8 salts,
salts. Chocolate, Cream IHFtaf, RtneSaT,
Cheese, Shot and Lead Salt, and numerous
other Rrticles usually trspt In . fWholeenle
Sfe Solicit an exam Iaiination Of o1r s6oelZ
nom any one wanting anything In our Hne.
sep00
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
.Speeial Q DagQ Intelaqeresr.
BA1T1MoRE, April a-Evening
CATTLE.

EI & CATTLE.
The arrivals of Beeves during the
week amount to about 700 head. The
demand to-day is brisk, but prices are
unchanged; sales at 6aIOc per H., gross.
HOGS.
Tie market for Hogs this week has
been well supplied, and the demand
only moderate, in consequence ol
which there has been less activity and
slight decline; sales at l2al3xc per
h., net.
E.J7H sg sHREP.
The Sheep market is dull, and fully
&c per n. lower; sales OF fair to good
fat sheep at 5]zas21c per h., gross.
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Who has fllled, for several
consecutive seasons, the
position Of leading Eques-
'trlan ia the Metropolitan
building Of the New York
Circus.
3 such specialties have
never before been cOncen
traIed in UnB establish
Incnt. Tho
Rival GymnRStS,
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river and Wenther.

PITTSBURGH, April 9.-The river is
8 feet2 inches and rising. The weather
Is clear, but windy.
CINoTNNATT, April 9.-It has been
showing since midnight. Thermome-
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8 Of the BEST RIDERS


Thus, in point OF Eques-
trlan superiority, out.
ranking all coteInporary
exhibitions, and imparf.
ing TO the Arena a degree
Of interest never before
created
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MAD'LLE rAULlNE,
GPARLEe sR,

Blrc Back Horscmau a II.
OF the few great bare back
riders either hero or in
Europe. he sands at the
head, and Is justly entitled
to the title he has won by
his industry and rare ca
plbilities-thAt or CRGm.
pfon of fhs TPryId
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rRnSAnERs, 1RlnMpp

Consisting Of Mounted
KING is, clad in
FURNISHED steel armour
with their banners, pen,
mons, and insignia , and ac-
companied by their ladies'
in costumes of Medieval
Ages, all preceding the
crnwniug feature Of the
Procession.
This enterprise possesses
the requisite resources for
producing, at one per,
formance, in the same Cir
Gle.
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MELANCHOLY.

Il one ofthe many dlsosdsrs Of the nervous
Gtttuti0nR health or severe progtrattOn SffeT
long continued aielInee8 and requires inyfg.
Grating Ielnedie8 Ike Robaek'6 Stomach BIZ
teEs 70 restqne the nerves 70 thetr natural N.
tally. sold BY al Druggists eVeryWhe5e.
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NlI EIIEI-L
PROCE s SION S
of Ancient Rome.

In this grand cavalcade
aud moving picture will
appear the Band Chariot,
ur original design and re.
Fplendent d dccoration,
called,
THE THRONE of APOLLO,
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will duly compete for Su,
premucy in their respect
I've roles. Tho
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HOLLOWAY l. HANN0N


H4LkUuaRI a. utAINhUtA
Will duly compete for gu
prGmgcy IN their respect
i've roles. Tho
MADlaAN BROTHERS,
Charles and Frederick
have been selected fol
their rare merits as Gym.
nRsts.
The popular Jester OF the
age.
Mr.. DAN CASTILLO,
who has met with the
most unbOunded success,
East, West, North and
South, who will introduce
his troupe or Educated
Horses, ponies and muIeS ,
consisting of tho far
famed ssian Horse
@ Il A II. The Comic
Trick Horse BADGER
STATE Highly Edn-
Gated Mules TIMOTHY
and A II II z BI U =
WARD. Together With
hts beautiful troupa of
SHETLAND PONIES,
Prof. WILLIS
q u B q and his troupe
OF e ID U G ATE ID
DOGS, GOATS and
HIONKE VS..
Ia conjunction with
othars, the mes Of
Mile JOSEPHINE,
the talented and beAutifu
lady eluestr 1 enus MR..
<. HOLLO WAY, tbs
flashed rider and accom-
pltShsI gym mast ; HIR.
WM. MA DDEN, the
psopls's Clio wn, tho per.
sInill:lLion OfhumoF, aud
the gsntlem anly jOke
cracker ; Master OG the
Circle, Prof. RORT,
ELLINGH Am, the
eloquent and accomplished
lecturer.
The Proc essi ion will Leave
Tho Pavilion at 10 O'Clock,
preceisl by the Band
Chariot, con "a in ing HER
MAN .UDwICK'S OpT
ITO CJrn z Band.
D1ors opsn a. 2 abd I
o'clock performances
com m eace half an ho9r
Later.
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A4A - 80 AAAn lAA
tory OF Amusements Id
America has any enter
prize, Orn similar charac.
ter been innuGurated on
so vast and grand n scale
as the prOsene company :
nor has there ever before
been offered for public ap.
probation and patronage,
an exhibition which com .
blnes such numerous and
varied ATTRACTIONS.
BcforeS5pOaEinEO Oitbese
in detail, tho Management
dosire TO direct public AZ
tHnton to a feature as
novel IN conception as il
Is grand in execution we
refer TO our great
aratuit0us Exhibition,
Which charaoterizes the
entFeO Of our establish.
mnnt in every place. a
Brilliant StrOet Pageant
which for extent richness
elegance, dazzling effect
gorgeous display and
thrilling interest, has uev-
or been cqualed since the
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Charles and Frederick ,
have been selected for
their rare merits as Gym.
nRsts.
The popular Jester OF the
age,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"MAFHOOD.''-Ano New Medical
Pamphlet from the pen of DR.. Curtis. The
Medical Times says of this work: 'sThis
valuable treatise on the cause and cure of
premature decline shows how health is
impaired through secret abuses of youth
and manhood, and how easily regained. It
gives clear synopsis of the impediments
to marriage, the cause and effects of ner-
vous debility, and the remedies therefor" I"
A pocket edition of the above will be for
warded on receipt o. IS Cents, by ad-
dressing DR.. Curtis, NJ. So North Charles
street, baltimore, Md. May 81 1y
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Figs, Raisins. Nuts. &c.

FIGS, Kalslns. Nuts, &c.
TITO hand, this day, a full assortment or
Il Mediterranean FRUIT, consisting of:
SMYRNA FIGS, small packages.
Muscatel Raisins, loose.
London Layer kaisins, new crop, quar-
ter, half and whole boxes.
lante Currants, by the barrel or retail
recen Nuts, !vica Almonds, Filberts, &c.
10 boxes Extra Messina Lemons. large
and fine.
These are all Of late importation and are
offered at low rates, by
GEO. SUMMERS.
aSr Orders from the country, accompa-
MED by the cash, promptly attended to; or
shipped by Express G. .. D. Oct 81
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Ayoung man, fresh from college,
calling on lady, and being asked by
the servant what name she should
give her mistress, replied, "Amicus, "
(the Latin for ga friendly The girl
hesitated moment, and then asked
"What kind of q cuss, sir?" The
young collegian then gave his name,
and, resolved to speak English there
after.
Gen. Sheridan, it is said, reports
that he has seen herd of buffaloes,
ninety miles in length and twenty-five
miles in width, and estimates the
number it contained at 100000.
An Australian paper says: ssHorses
are selling in Gipp's Land at ten
pence apiece, or seven for five shil-
lings."
Paris has 115 fountains, sos hotels,
2,700 streets, 25.54O stores, 2,150
tailors, 40 theatres, 1902 doctors and
BIG photographers.
How to get at the real complexion
OF some ladies-take q little soap and
water.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
A DRS. REYNOLDS G.

az REYNOLDS are pre-
I1Yp pared to furnish ARTI-
f1ClAL TEETH on larger scale
than heretofore, and at rates much
below the usual charges.
Their recent Improvement, lately
patented, constitutes the highest
order of art in this speciality, and is
fully warranted. Dentures con-
structed by this process possess many
advantages over gold plate work, and
con be supplied ut about half the cost
of the latter.
An examination of specimens,
especially By those having euperiencc
in such matters. is respectfully y invit-
ed. Ordinary VULCANITE RUB
BER SETS $25. The same, strength
ened by gold bands, $35. Terms
casn. April 30t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-12
FISHER & LOWRANCE,

Opening of the Fall champagne.
PEING in daily receipt of the yarious
D styles of fall and winter fancy and
staple Groceries, also OF several novelties
calculated to excite the taste of the com
munity, in the gastronomic department. n
careful perusal of the following list OF
good things can scarcely fail of interest:
SMOKED BEEF, Smoked Beef Tongues.
Extra New York Sugar-Cured Pig Hams
Extra New York Breskfast Bacon Strips
Plckled Fulton Market Beef aud Charles.
ton Shrimps. Picked Salmon and Pigs
Feet, New No: /. 2 and 8 Bay MackereI:
New No. Sealed He.rings, fine; Prime
New York State Factory Cheese and
Goshen Butter, just in; fresh Crackers.
wheat.
LIQUoRs AND WINEs.-This department
ls fully stocked with tho choicest assort-
ment the combined markets Of the coun.
try can furnish, and will be sold guaran-
teed as represented in every respect. All
or which are offered at low rates -by -
oct ~ t GEO. SYMMERS. /,