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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Little Dorritt," by Charles Dickens. This 10
the fifteenth book Of an entire new edition Of
Charles Dickens works now being issued by T. B.
Peterson 4 Bros, Philadelphia, For sale at A.
Hunters great antiquarian bookstore, Nos. IFS
and 2oi Pennsylvsnis avenue. Price 90 cents.
"waverley," by Sir Walter Scott. This 10 the
nrst volume Of an entire new edition OF the
wsverley Novels now In course Of publication
by T. b. Peterson Bros, Philadelphia, entitled
" Petersons' Cheap Edition for the Million ofthe
waverIey Novels,n which will be completed In
twenty-six weekly volumes, and contains por.
trait Of Sir Walter Scott, engraved on steel from
Newton's original picture, painted at Abboth.
ford, being the last portrait for which he sat.
For sale at A. Hunters great antiquarian book
store, Nos. IFS aud 2oi Pennsylvania avenue
Price, 20 cents.
We have received from Blanchard l. Mohun,
corner Of Eleventh street and Pennsylvsnia av.
enue, copy of Harper's Basdr for the week end.
Ing February 20.
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Wants.

Neutrality-suspicious. AND LADIES TO CALL
~ .n A. M3xhEY's tsS Tenth street. Hpd See bis
Ladies'. Gentlemen and Children. Opera cioaks for
hire. jAH-u
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LARGE FIRE IN HARRISBURG, PA
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

NEWS IN GENERA
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L,oR REyT-FANCY DRESSES AND DoMINoEs
II for Ladies', Gentlemen and Children, at MOX.
LEY's, No. io6 Tenth street Opera cloaks for hire
ja24-u
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N E VS. FROM EUROPE.

FROM GREECE.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

Who wore maure Grape, covered with every spe-
oimsn of garden vegetables, from The shoulder TO
the feet. -lt..
The Life Of Elder Knapp, the revivallst, q pub
lished. In 40 years be claims to have converted
100 900 souls. and how many more ID not known,
for he dropped the tally after arriving at that hg
ure. Hessys he made converts ct one place m
New York faster than the church could receive
them. he has baptised about 5000. This insle-
nncsnt figure is due to the fact that he preferred
to put the moist work upon other clergymen. BE
boasts Of baptising 90 persons in 80 minutes on
one occasion. II he had had colored candidates
to struggle with, there would have been less dis
patch. The elders "life abounds In instances
Of special providence. His particular horror has
always been infidels and Universalists, synony-
nous terms with him, and numerous instances OF
the miraculous conversion of these rancorous and
terrible beings are mentioned as part Of Knapp's
stewardship Those Of them who came to soon
or assail him were almost invariably converted, or
they brought up in hell shortly afterward. By
praying at any specially obstinate case Of Univer-
salism, the doomed person was sure to succumb.
II the elder was beset by mob, the elements OF
thunder and lightning to his aid and dispersed
the ungodly, and also converted somo OF them.
Knapp, now 20 years Of age, has gone to Cali
fornia to work moro miracles.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

IMPORTANT TO BASKERs AND BUSINESS Man.
The great American safes manufactured in Cincin-
natl BY Messrs. Diebold. Bshman & Co., and sold
in this city by Messrs. J. w. Norris & Co., ~
Canal street, are made upon the most scientific
principles, and, from what we learn, BY one
Of the most profoundly learned men In the science
of mechanics In the country. They have been
awarded the first premium upon several occasions
and are universally esteemed the best fire and
burglar proof safes now in use. Many Of the
principal business men Of this city are now using
them. and for safety and security, combined with
elegance Of finish, they are unsurpassed. Parties
who wish to insure themselves against the inge-
nuity of burglars and the rsvsges Of FIRE should
not fail to procure one Of these valuable safes.
The price win be found reasonable, while the
agents offer unusual advantages to the trade. See
advertisement on the fourth page.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

ATTENTION, Gas FILTERS, STEAMBOAT OWNERS
AND 0THERs.-Messrs. Bostick & Seymour adver-
tise in another column q large invoice OF wrought
and galvanized iron pipe. suitable for steam,
water or gas, together with fall assortment Of
iron fittings, brass cocks, etc. Also the best
ubricstiDg oil, all Of which they will sell At New
York prices for cash. Their stock Of cotton,
hemp and gum packing, rubber hose, paints ssd
shelf hardware Is one CT the most complete in the
city, and their prices moderate. Parties purchas-
ing this line OF goods could not select better
hose than that Of Messrs. Bostick and Seymour,
Wholesale dealers in hardware, etc., corner Of
Common and Front streets.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

BOARD OF MANAGERS OF ORPHANS HoNE.-In
our advertising columns will be found notice Of
this board informing the public, that owing to the
limited condition Of their resources, they have
been compelled TO relinquish the idea Of holding
their animal fair. This is q sad disappointment,
and the board Is driven TO the necessity OF appeal
ing to our generous people to aid them In provid-
ing for the helpless little ones committed TO their
care. We feel confident that the call viii meet
with liberal response.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15


Here Is another bulletin from "reliable gen.
tleman," who is supposed to be Parson Conway.
The New York Trbune's special from New Or
leans says:
We have further complications under General
Bsncock's rule. II has been charged that Gov.
Joshua Baker committed perjury in taking the
test oath, while he is said to have put obstructons
10 the Beyou Teche, In 1862, TO prevent the Union
troops from approaching. He Is to be arrested
by Commissioner Shannon tomorrow. Similar
charges are TO be prepared against others of Gen.
Hsneock's sppointees.
The report which Is published in the rebel ne VS.
papers that the president has Just teegraphed that
he VIII relieve Gen. Hancock, and put him In COM
msnd ct Washington, gladdens the Union men.
who hope that Gen. Mower may be put in COM
msnd here.
: The Times warns the rebels against any demon.
stration similar TO that which was awarded TO
Jefferson Davis and Gen. Hancock, on account OF
its effect North.
Rebel boards Of registration are 10 be appointed,
with view TO defeating the Constitution.
The panic about the city money still continues.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15
New Appointments. OF Common Coune,lme.


HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
New Orleans, La, March Is, 1868. (
Special Orders No. BIZ
2. George Kellogg is hereby appointed mem
Der Of the Board Of Aldermen Of the city Of New
Orleans. vice G. SCHNEIDER, resigned.
J. E. Scott is hereby appointed q member Of
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen Of the city Of
New Orleans, vice J. Fl. 0glesby, resigned.
Upon accepting these appointments, the above
named persons will forward TO these headquarters
copy of the oath prescribed BY law.
By command OF Major General Hancock:
GEO. L HARTsUFF.
ASH Adj't General.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15
TEN VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND IN "vn
sAILLEs." PAsIsH oFsr BsRsARD. WITH ru
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, 4
PUBLIC SUCCESSION OF N L D
NENs-No $50.


AucnoSKEE-Ofice 50 Bienville strssi
MONDAY, April IA. 1895, af 1e o'clo.
w NJ, st the Merchants' and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse street<
public suctlon BY virtue Of order from the Hcnorahe
Second Judicial Dsrict Court Of the Stats Of Louisiana
ting In the Parish Of St Bernard Court Docket No. SO
following described real estate viii be Sold
TEN SQUARES OF GROUND, with tse buildng
improvements thereon. situated in Versailles in the Px
81 Ber ard and designated By the Eos 1k IA AS i&
lS2, l33, l8. l7 and lf3
The said squares are bounded IS follows, viz
SQUARE No l45 10 bounded BY Prosper, 81 Avidt
Place and T0urEsfort streets.
SQUARE No IA IL bounded BY Prosper ST. Avide. Bu'
and Tournefort IT. eets.
SQUARE No l4s 10 bounded BY Prosper 81 Avid
Button streets, and Paris Avenue.
sQUARE No. l46 is bounded By Prosper. s. Avids
sQUARH No l31 u bounded BY 81 Avids. ST. john
Baptist, Laplsce and Dslsmbsrt streets.
SQUARE No 132 IL bcxndcd BY Sc. Avlde. IS. Joh1i
Baptist. Iournefort and Laplace streets.
SQUARE No. 133 ID bounded BY ST. Avde 50. J1hn
Baptist, Button and Tournefort streets.
SQUARE No. l3f Is bounded BY St. Avids. St. John
Baptist and Budon streets. and Paris
-sQUAkE No. l47 In bounded by St. Avide, Prosper
Dale nbsrt streets. ana Laeofte's plantation.
SQUARE No. l45 is bounded by Prosper, S0deie ID y
bert streets and Lecosts's plantation.
The whole according - plan (No $50 made By J. N
surveyor, dated April is, 1871 and deposited in the oc
Theodore Seghess, notary public.
@-TxEhs-Cash in u. T. Treasury Notes.
Acts OF sale with U. 8 Internal Revenue Stamps sae
rse.
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BY W. L. HODGsON.
AucrroSEE-ofice, No 81 Commercial Place.
MONDAY, March 10Th, at Ii O'Clock A.
l the premises Is2 Camp street, between Jua and
It. Joseph streets, W L be sold
An assortment Of MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, censistingn part Of Victoria
Esdstesd AID Cottage Armors Washstand Bureaus
sidebosrd. Table and Extension Table, Chairs and Arm
Chairs Easy Chss and Rockers Mattresses soss Brussels
Glassware. etc, etc.
One Of ERARD's PrccoLo PIANOS. second hand v.rv
sweet tone and In good ordrr.
~ TEEss-Cash IN u. g. Treasury Notes.
Ire furnture will be delivered asr the eon
cluson OF the sale and can only be that day
Office Of the auctisneer.
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C. E. GlRsRDEY g. co.'s SALES
PRRExPToRY SALE AT AUcrIox

-or A.
STOCK OF sEAsosABLB AND WELL SELECT
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING. UNDER aARxEr
BATS. FANCY ARTICLES. ETC, BEING TUE src
IN TRADE OF NR. CHARLES RIPISsKI Bu
RUPT. AND TWO STOCKS OF ASSORTED Z
GOODS ESTABLISHMENTS. BEING THOSE
xKssRs. MARX ISRAEL AND dusrAvE I. WI
BANKsUPTs. SURRENDERED By THIN, A
SOLD FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIR oREDro
BIZ ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE IN THEIR !
sPEcTIvE BAxKRUPrcIEa !
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15
'CHARLns T. NASH.

n VIA AKL T8 IT. NAHH,
~ " AUCIIoNEER AND BROKER
Office, Masonic Hall Auction Mart corner st. Charles
and Percido sreet Real kstste sale Prrchase
In and Oudoer Sses Of description Regular days
hnf-MONDAYs, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS Parties
having Household Furniture Real Estate Procucs
sther goods 10 disross or will please give call VIII
give personal with pompfness Dispatch AlHrs
sssrtment OF Household and Oics Furniture snndrcs
constantly hand Thankful 10 fend public FOR
past fsvors respectfully solicit continuation Of the
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

EoR sALE-REAL EsrArE-sEyERAL
dret Cettsn and Sugar Pantatis -loss<sd n ~
Psrnsss q he esttss and ngHr growing ssisr 1.s
risnfetene, OrAnEe Orchards and large bsdiss oi
timber lansa Abs. large variety Of Cisy sst se,<
Properly improved and nniEprovsd In the forn Of
stoss suilsinE lets and squares favorable terms r.
wish pf 70 invest viii do well 10 call and exsine %:
ties Bisek.her Nj er Real xstste Agents, hs y y
dslet street. New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15
M G. Z. GIRARDEx a co..


onhce-No. II Exchange PA
W WEDNEuDAY, March 18th. ne 10
w o'clock A NJ, o. the Brick Store No. 1856 Poydra1
win be sold
The Three Stocks Of Dry Goods and Clothing, and p
Articles belonging respectively 10 the Bsnkrupt Esst
Messu Charles kipinsk Marx Israel and Gustsye I.
now In bankruptcy In the United States Circut Court q
District OF Louisiana and BY them surrendered and 90
the benefit sf their Creditors BY order Of r. T. Norton
oensrs Assignee. without limit reserve 70 the high
last bidder.
The stock Of Mr. Charles Ripsskiis sIarge and vel se
stock Of ready made and seas nable
Een's and Boys Clothing,
Under Garments, Hats. Fancy ArticIca
Irunks. yahses, etc. etc.
Mesrrs n. Isras and 0ustsve r. Wells Stocks ccngr
seasonabls, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, and y
Articles Of great variety and excellent qualities;
Store and other FIXTURES
Descriptive Catalogues Of these Stocks vill b rss
20 tie sale.
The Attsatio. Of the Retail Trade Of the City Is sDs
HS-rsErs-cash. before delivery. in o. 8 Treasury
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15
W. l.. HODeSON's SALES.
POSITIVE SALE
AN ERARD UPRIGHT PIANO,

MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT PARLoR, BED
ROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE. BY
AUCTION,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15
AUCTION SALES.
G. De FERlET's SALES.
rouRrzxu VALUABLE IMPROVED AND Usu.
PROVED LOTS IN THE CHOICEST PORTION OF
THE SECOND DISTRICT.


ONCE and saIsuooms-s6 Bienvlls strsst
UvUEaDAY, March IL. 1888, ~ - O'CLOCK
r. 81 the Merchants' and Auctioaesrss Exchspgs On
Royal street. between Canal and CustomhoaDsseets WIN bs
''S q RqSas LOTS or GROUND IN the Second
Of this ,y the Square bounded By Csrondet Walk 81
Peter Peur Johnson Bree Said Lots Of Ground ara
designated By the Nos. I 10 Il inclusive.
LOTS Nos TO each 81 Test. inches and lines
ont Ca endele walk By depth varying from 6 eet 10
being the Of csrcndeet WAlk and johnson
LOT No being Key Lot, messur.s IS feet front o.
johnson Street BY l60 foet. mose or less. In depth
LOTS Nos TO mesure each s. feet lines front st.
eosssr johnson and St. Peter Streets Lot Ns aasns
Frame Building erected on the same which WI be sod with
The Buidings erected on Lots Nok !. 5 and s. wit,
the exception Of Shed erected Lot No. and whc
belongs Mr. A. Bou anger The tenant Of the property via
will granted the privilege OF remaining on the said Lo
with the enjoyment sf the Budng during the Of
months dating from the dsy Of adjudication at monthly
There il large Brick Chimney containing sb.us 0or
Br cks erected on LotsI Nos and 5, which win be so
independently Of the property.
There Furnace erected either Lots q 10 and
H. which belong the present tenant who will he allowed
fifteen days 70 remove the same. . -
nTxlns-One half Cash In o. 8. Treasury notes and he
balsr &c on credit and years In notes divided int
coupons secured BY special mor and vendors lien a
besrrc sQht from the day sse until
payment Of suit, the purchaser Will be required
paw Eve per cent attorneys commissions on the amount
purchasers be squed 10 themselves TO be put
possession at their own expense.
The Brick Chimney above mentioned VIII be sold for c.
IN u. s. Treasury notes.
Acts Of sale with U g. internal stamps attached
before Eussbe Bouny notary public a. expens
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

~ n H. HI EERlEEs
AucrrosxER- Ofce and salesrooms Sc Biensls street
MONDAY, March ESQ. 1865. at IL e'cloc,
Exchnee on Royal street between Canal Customhoas
streets By virtue order nom the Hon John Thoma1
Judre Of the Second Dikfrct Court Of New Oflean da
February H. 1865 the following described real estate win B
500 i' A PARCEL OR PORTION OF GsoUEp, with ID
buidinQs situated In the
ubouT Of hineburs the lake end Of the Pontchars
Railroad, and measuring 10 American measure Is feet
on Eyssn Fields street. the same front Msrgny street
s5 feet inches and lines in depth and oEt Lake Po1
The buildings and improvements well known as The a,
famed "Boudro Restaurant" consist OF Frame Budh<I
covered with States thoroughly finished containing III
large parlors small front gallery hall In
large rear gallery enclosed with Venetian blinds and
the din na ssloon The building has the appat
TO manufacture the gas with which e lighted besides r
propsty she led walks ornamental garden pdNes, etc
The Buildings the Lot belonging 20 Mr.. Philip B1<
one hf Of which belong to the succession Of Bo1dr
boards. containing large psrlors saloons ud ~
pantry, another buildine containing two cellar
kitchen, With range etc. hlss cisferns and privs as
building IN front well Known as "The PistolGalsyn
sian Fields Narieny Frankfort and 6olumbIs stees n-
urinE in American measure s. fest ii nehes anos m
fron Eysisn Fslss street BY lz7 fset 10 inches ID
lines IN depth, between parallel lines.
covered with slates containing four rooms With ron
cabes with gallery, privies three cistsns,
The whole according to plans made By Pile 4 Murk
civil gines and architeets which viii be exhibited
~ TEkns-Cash in .. B. Trsssury Notes.
Act Of sale With o. 8. internal revenue stamps aita
before Anedie Ducatel notary public, at purchasers
pense
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION -SALES.
CHAs. T. NAsH's SALES.
--
COTTON. COTTON COTTON.
Aucrrosssz-ofios Nssenie Han Auction Mart.
Corner ST. Charles and Rsrdido stree's
nj q The ois:n. Cotton Press Er account o. may
ii bales cotton slightly damaged saved from steamer En-
: " sir iTsHrs-cssh in U 8. Treasury Notes.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE.
Avonolss-Sss. as SS.s ss.sa: IL H.i ss 4sss!:. x...
M 4, a ..lsslsoms % corner 81 ohsiis' and fssdid.
large and complete assortment Of Rosewood and Ma
hoss,y urnurs s svsy sys Spa y sss ns
~ fsius-oash in U. s. Treasury notes.
coTroN... COTTON.
BE L,.Tan.s-oG,.H CHA. 3; H.:dnIs HHAsRii is.n n...
Corner st Cherries and Psrdds streets.
Ssh p.: .:s ys, e :;,,. sissh s1 M
whom IL may concern, win be sold
IS bales Gotten. slightly damaged saved from wreck Of
'ie51'i 81 fssss-os4h ssss IN .. q sss.s.ry Notes
CITY NOTES OF ALL PsssexIsArlOss TAKEN AT
PEREMProAx SALE OF TIE COMMENTS OF AN
Nv flss-9s Tvc;sso.y Rssd.nes
AucnoE-RTco1ie; Es.epic nsn A1etcn n.zt
s.: Isss 2: = q :ss:ss
81 sod csc,dsi ssl S s. ss %
account q departure, without limit Or rsservsa
n.sss:s ss::ssss .ss ssssss% s.: @
Mirror, beautiful Velvet ana Brussels Carpets Lava
AID Biscuit, Mantle and whssnst ornamsnts. one nns
wSsis being one Of Il most elegant sssortms.ts Furniture
ever sysTssss.os.Rs sn;,ss :. sss public
-Dn,,,ur<,,, % a ~ - % vr,~,ro,u or .conuur
avcroslarrofe. mr Sn Hs H:soa: a; iaesisa Na Han Mart
ire :; - .:s S:s.1 ..i: I
viii be s.d peIempioIiy on account Of dspsrturs-
.s,ass s' Bas.sSs. zf@ss ws:sssnSs. cSss sdsSsssS
ST ssTtsas@c.sS Iss S1asi n .. Trss:aI5 scss.
s CITY NOTES
DENOMINATIONS TAKEN AT PAR
SPLENDID OCCASION TO INVEST YOUR CITY
MONEY AT PAR AT rHE aREAr AND
UNREsERvEp SALE OF
usREDEENED PLEDGES OF OVER $4,000 woErH
DIAMONDS. GOLD WATCHES. CHAINS AND JEW
KLRY or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
REMOVED FROM ST. CHARLES STREET LOAN
orrrcE FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE.
BIZ CHAS. r. NASH,
AucIosrrR-ofhce Masonic Hall Auction Man,
Corner b. Charles and Perddo strssts
CATUBDAY. s1st inss., ~ 10 e'elsck A. NJ,
~ ssesrooms ST. Charles and Perdids
out Limit or Reserve. will be sold
oEE OF TIE LARGEST AND CHOICEST sr0CK
SILVER WATCHES, Bracelets CHAINS, ETC. Of the finest
and Superior qualify Table spoons Forks
leau Bowls, otc etc ~ |T7 = .
srs Of the nrst water and the whole being
the largest and most valuable stock Of Jsvy
suction the South chance Of specu
lsfen 70 brokers, jewellers and outsioern
r7~TKRns-Cash.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

;. Go to BalIejO's and try bis stock Of wines and
liquors.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15
ATTENTION. RESTAURANT KEEPERS. PUBLIC
CATERERS, ETo.
THE POPULAR AND yAR-rAnED BoUDRo RES
rAURAxr AND PISTOL GALLERY, sITUArEl
ArrHE LAKE END OF THE PoSrcHARTRAn
RAILROAD. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
succFssroy OF L. BOUDRO-No on


SUCCESSION OF L souDRo-Sa- $50
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

can, named Peyton, to whom was awarded the pc
sition on account Of his letters from Paris to the
National Intellgencer, lauding the policy Of the
emperor. 1t is said the Peyton and Chronicle
sunk 900 ,000 francs Of Nspoleon's money In
fourteen months.
Thousands of acres of good land in the imme-
date vicinity OF the city win not be touched by
hoe or plow this season. and so will not laugh
with aharvest. We suppose this wasteful neglect
is largely due to the impossibiIity Of keeping the
fruits Of the earth. grown near large city, from
the spolistion of thieves. Those who succeed In
growing and saving fruits and vegetables in this
vicinity, owe their success to eternal vigilance,
wstchful dogs. or TALL strong fences.
Speaking Of q late performance in Washington
by Blind Tom, the Intellgencer says it is not too
much to say that such indescribsbly soft, silvery
and exquisitely sweet and delicate touches were
never before heard from piano in Washington as
vibrated beneath his fingers from one of Stein
ways grand pianos on Saturday night, at Odd
Fellows Hail. Everything is played from men,
ory, and the most elaborate music is grasped with
the most unerring accuracy, and ever retained
from hearing one repetition. In this matter be
has gathered mp into his prodigious mem
ory, IL 10 said, more than five thousand different
pieces.
Correspondents say that the last ball in the
Tuileries was very crowded. The empress wore
robe OF green Grape, trimmed with evergreens.
Green is the color of the house Of Napoleon. Upon
her brow flashed . bee Of diamonds and rubies.
which is the emblem Of the Bonsparte family.
The Princess Metternich. Austrian smbsssadress,
was snveloped in perfect cloud of white gsuze.
The Princess Korsakof (Russisn) wore drsb
Grape. very pretty young lady in pink robe.
had ridiculous wings Of white satin at the back.
But still more ridiculous was the appearance of
an English beauty, large, full, pink and white,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-21
Aromatic Life Bitters.

A SUPERLAT1vE TONIC and Invigor-
"A ating Cordial, composed, in part, of
American Centaury and Life Everlasting,
with other valuable vegetable products.
It will be found an excellent STOMACH
BIrTERS, an appetizer. and an anti
dyspeptic remedy. 1t is invaluable as q
Tonic, for Debility, Indigestion, Loss Of
Appetite, Nervous ness, Torpid Liver,
Sluggish Circulation. A generous stimu-
liant, quickening the action of the organs
OF life, and imparting new powers to the
whole body.
Directions.-A table spoonful to wine
glass may be taken, as often as occasion
requires, with a little sugar and water.
or without. Dyspeptics may take 1t Just
before meals.
For sale by FISHER & HEINITsH,
August IA Druggists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-21
A Paying Investment.

NNHE best investment is that which gives
Il the largest return for the money aid
out. sick man, unable to attend to his
business, must necessarily lose his ii me,
whilst his expenses goes on with unre nit
ting waste. One dollar spent for that
restorative 0II4r cordial, ''HEINITs H's
QUEENS DELIGHT" secures the bless
ings of health, removes disease. invico.
rates the whole system, and, in short,
makes the sick man we'll What better or
greater return could have been made with
one dollar? For sale by
FISHER & HEINITSH,
Aug 49, Druggists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A MISERABLE snAIkER Is TuE

MISERABLE SHAKER IS THE
Victim to Fever and Ague. This tedious
and enervating disease is, unfortunately,
too we'll known to need description. 1t
ls strictly malarious disease, caused bv
exhalations from the soil, especially from
marshes, swamps and newly cleared lands
encumbered with decomposing vegetable
matter. The chiils is one of the most
troublesome of maladies, as the patient,
though he may not be confined to his bed,
is incapable of action. The experience of
years has demonstrated the fact thai.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is
sure means Of fortifyins the system
against all atmospheric poison, breaking
up the paroxysms and rapidly restoring
the strength. Quinine, which has so long
been the great remedy for chills, has been
superseded by this powerful and harmless
agent; while as preventive it is un-
eaua!ieo, as its use will certainly exempt
all who may live in unhealthy localities,
rom the rayages of this disease.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters is now
among the most popular, and, at the same
tlme, valuable specifics in the medical
world. In recommending it to tho public,
we arc fully conscious Of doing them a
great service, knowing, as we do, their
many excellent qualities, and sure and
speedy action in all cases where the dis
ease is caused by irregularity of the diges-
tive organs.
AS tonic it is both mild and agreeable
to the taste, and stimulating in its action
upon the system. Oct 1C t6