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- Soon afr dark, Monday night, a bonfire
was started on tie hill on the west slope of Punch.
bowl. 1t was commemorate Faster. 1t is no moro
than fair to our Sire Department to give them notice
OF intention to Celebrate church-days of which but
bw here are posed. The fire bells rang furiously
and the compan.s turned out promptlv.
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BLANKS,

SLANk FORMS OF BE.
- tween Masters and Servants-the only authorized form
Price : 90 per Dozen.
- sale by ii NJ. WHITNEY,
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Nv IN RECEIPT OF THE ABOVE
w Celebrated Flour, by every Packet, direct from the
WIS n warranted OF the best quality. For sale by
~ ON B0LIES 4 Co.
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Commissioners Sale.
Job LEVIN, AUOTIONEER

JACOB LEVIN, AUOTIONEER.
VIM. NJ. Myers Us. Franklin Myers ct al.
N pursuance of the docretal order, in the
j. aboye stated case, will sell, before the
Court HOUSE, at Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in November next,
That celebrated PLANTATION, known
as the Fort Marion Plantation" )" about 12
miles below the city of Columbia, on the
Bluff Road, containing 5000 acres, more
or or less, bounded by lands of Wright Den
Ley, William Hopkins, John J. Ghappell,
Thomas Davis, and estate CT John SINGLE,
ton, deceased; the said Plantation being
contiguous to the waters of "Goose Pond.6
Roundabout Lake, Raiford's Creek, &c.
On the premises is fine Brick Mansion,
with all necessary out-buildings, and
cabins for laborers. If desired, The pro-
chasers. e
TERMS s-One-fourth casl; balance on a
credit of one, two and three years; interest
semi-annually from day Of sale, secured, by
bond ano mortgage of promises sold. Pur-
chasers to pay for papers, stamps, &c.
D. B. DESAUSSURE,
oct II mthS G. E. r. d.
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Tribute of Resnact.

Al an extra meeting of the Columbia
Board Of Trade. held or Tuesday evening,
18th instant, Tie following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WEereas, il the disrensaton of an all
wise Providence, our late friend, fellow
citizen, and brother-mcmbc., C. A. Be
DELL, has been stricken by the hand of
death, and thereby taken from amongst
us:
Resoiced, That in the death OF c. A.
Bedell the city has lost one of its most
energetic and enterprisinS merchants, the
community law-abiding citizen, and this
Board fast friend.
Resolred, That this Board extend to his
oeTeayed P.gsI family their heartfelt sympathy.
ReSotced, That blank page in our re-
cord book be dedicated to his memory.
Resotced, That II copy of this preamble
and these resolutions be furnished the
widow ot our late brother member, and
that the Secretary be instructed to have
them published in the Daily Phgnir.
Il. d. Sem,
Secretary prO tenn.
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H
- a. Chicagoan attempted suicide in
the. e.laks last Sunday. sAfriend res
oued him. and, in doing SO, tore the
suicider's pantaloons; whereupon he
thrashed the friend for his careless
ness. c.e 4F
According to MIR. Atkinson, of
Massachusetts, the radical war cost
this country $4,000, 900, 600, or more
than four dollars per minute since the
birth of our Saviour.
Col. r. E. Withers writes to the
Lynchburg Republican: "Everybody
here thinks We ought to vote in the
Presidential election-an opinion in
which I fully concur"
A small house, in Sumter, belong
ing to man named Ford, was DESTROY
ed by fire on the night of the 9th.
during tho absence of the family.
A society of women has been form
ed in Paris, who takes an oath never
to wear low neck dress, or embroi-
dered garters.
The fears of IL European war have
aoated. The Paris P,'esSe, however,
says that the armories of France were
never buster than at present.
Goldsmith must have been think
ing of the Grecian bend when he
wrote, when lovely woman stoors
to folly"
1t is mistake to suppose that the
sun is supported in the skies by its
beams.
Heavy charge of the light brigade
Gas bills.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMaInRo1aL.

COLUMBIA. October 14.-Saies Q!
cotton to-day 70 bales-middlings
231a.
New York. October "A Noon
Flour 5@10c. lower. Wheat quiet
and steadier. Corn 1a@1c, lower.
Mess pork quiet. Cotton lower and
unsettled, at 25h@26. Freights
quiet. Money easy, at 67s. Gold 81.
7 P. M.-Cotton heavy, and 10.
lower; sales 1000 bales, Mt 251a
Flour-superfine 6.60@7; Southern
dropping; common to fair extra s. 65
@9. 25. Wheat quiet-amber Indiana
2.1O. Corn dull-mixed Western
LII. Mess pork firmer, closing nt
20. Lard dull. Whiskey quiet, at
1.20@1.24.
BAIrn1oRE, October 14.-Bread-
stuffs and grains unchanged.
CHARLESTON, October 14.-Cotton
dull and depressed, for the want of
freight room; sales $50 bales; receipts
1OS-middlings 231a.
AUGUSTA, October 14.-Cotton
opened quiet. Mt "a; but closed no.
minally at 231a; sales ITO bales;
IeCelptS fzO.
SAVANNAH, October 14.-Cotton
dull-nominally q; sales 2G2 bales;
receipts 1SS.
MOBILE, October 14.-Cotton dull
and prices nominal-no sales; re-
ceipts $50 bales.
New ORLEANS, October 14.-Cot-
ton in fair demand, at decline
middlings 233d; sales 2,1OO bales;
receipts 1850. Gold 3S1a. Sugar
steady and unchanged. Molasses
firm, at 35@5O, by the cargo. Flour
dull-superfine in most request, at
CTS. Corn 1.O2@1.1O. Mess pork
very firm, ut 80. shoulders
1871; clear III.
LONDON, October 14-3 P. M
Consols 9424. Bonds 7458.
LIVERPOOL, October IA P. NJ
Cotton steady.
LIVERPOOL, October 14--Evening.
Cotton easier-uplands 1O2l; Orleans
IL; sales IL, 900 bales.
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Commissioners Sale.

+. A. Tradewell vs. n. E. Boatwright ct al
pursuance of the decretal order, in
i the above stated case, will sell, before
the Court House, in Columbia, on the
FIRST MONDAY in November next,
All that lot of LAND, in the city of Colum-
bla, containing one-half acre, bounded on
North by Laurel'strcet, East by lot of II. P.
Degraafs, Of Now York, South by lot No. 2,
hereinafter described, West,by Bull street.
dious residence and ont4Rouses.
ALSO,
~ At same tinesy lot No. 2, bounded on
North by lot No. I, on the South by lot of
estate of C. r. Bryce, East, by DR.. Howe.
west by Bull street, containings half acre.
On the premises is "a. large residence and
out-houses. $~EI6,%S
TRIMS OF SaLE-cash enough to nav
costs and expenses Of suit andtaxes due;
balance IN one and two years, and per-
sonal security and mortgage OF the pre-
misses sold. Purchasers to pay for,papers 5 i,
stamps, 20; D. B:iDESAUSSURE,
OCT mth8 W OLE. r. D.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT.

N1HERE will be GRAND TOURNA-
Il MENT, at Greenville Court House, S.
c., on the 22d instant. Invitations are
hereby given to Young Gentlemen through
out the State to enter the list and contend
for the prizes.
Four splendid prizes to be given. with
the privilege of electing the Queen of Love
Fourth Maids Of Honor.
The track will be $50 yards, with three
rings fifty yards apart-rings to be two
and-a-half inches in diameter.
Each Knight will appearin costume, and
with lance nine feet in length.
The time required, ten seconds.
fitting to commence at Q o'clock A. NJ,
precisely.
Coronation to take place on the field.
A band OF music will be in attendance.
JUDGES.
Gen. w. K. Easley, Gen. Mart. Gerry,
Col. r. Z. Ware, Col. l.. P. Miller,
Capt. Il. Williams, Col. b. H. Rutedge,
Gen. J. @. Winsmith, Col. D. Wyatt Aiken,
Gen. NJ. G. Butler, Maj. Franklin Coke.
MARsHALs.
DR.. s.. s. Marshall, A. o. Vickers,
DR.. A. D. Hoke, W. T. Shumate,
Capt. Otis Mills. DR.. W. H. Davis.
The whole to conclude with grand
COSTUME BALL, at Swandsle's Hall.
Knights wishing to enter the list will
please eend IN their names and the charac-
ter they wish to represent. to Mr.. v. r.
McBee, before the 20th instant. The prb-
lie are generally invited, and tho Ladieg
especially, to witness the Tournament.
All communication should be addressed
to 'as4 ~ We. MCBEE.
Oct 10 ths
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Commissioners Sale

Amelia Z. Kinsler ct al Us. Edward and
Henry O. Kinsler. 1'
pursuance Of the decretal order, in
Il the above stated case, 1 will sell, before
the Court House, in Columbia, on the
flhSI MONDAY in November,
situated in the city OF Columbia, bounded
on on North by Lumber street, East by
Wayne street. South by Richland street,
West by Pulaski street. This is one Of the
most desirably located lots in the city.
The property will be sold in aero lots.
@TERNs-One-fifth cash; balance on a.
credit OF one, two, three and four years, !,
secured by bond, with approved personal
nually. Purchasers to pay for papers,
stamps, &c. D. 3. DESAUSSURE.
Oct IL NUNS @. e. r. D.
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News Items.

p -
SAVANNAH, October 14.-The
steamer San Salvador arrived this
morning, with the remains of the
Hon. Howell Cobb on board. They
were met by the Mayor and Alder
men, members of the bar and large
concourse Of citizens. and escorted
TO the Central Railroad Depot, where
a special, train was waiting to convey
them to Athens, Georgia. The flags
on the shipping and in the city are
at half mast. ,s
NoRFonK, Va, October I4.-The
Commercial Convention organized
by the election of Hon. G. W. Boil
ling, President. aud O number of
Vice. Presidents and Secretaries.
Several committees We're appointed.
$500 persons were present, and
much. interest felt.
WASHINGTON, October 14.-The
Provisional Government of Spain,
yesterday, by telegraph, recognized
Goni as the Spanish Minister at
Washington, to the extent of direct
ing him to communicate to this Go
vernment, their gratitude for their
prompt recognition. Seward ad-
dressed Minister Hale q telegram, as
follows: "Reciprocate, in the Presi-
dents name, the, salutations of the
Provisional Junta." The Govern
ment tenders the best wishes of the
United States for, the peace, prospe-
rity and happiness, of Spain, under
present and .definitive. governments.
Internal revenue receipts. to-day
$155,000. o e @.5itp -
The, Indian Commission concluded
it's labors aat Chicago yesterday.
Resolutions were adopted favoring
the treatment Of Indians as if they
they were citizens, allowing them
the same privileges and holding them
to the same penalties, and also that
the military should compel them to
settle on reservations.
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NEW BOOKS.

HNHE OPIUM HABIT, and sketches of
Il Coierdge, DeQuincy, and other opium
caters. SITS.
r, About Woman, Love and Marriage, by
Saunders, author of Salad for the Solitary.
a Strange Story, by Dulwer. s1OO.
:ASassizs Journey in Brazil, with piates
Lie IN the Argentine Republic in the
DAYS OF the Tyrants, by Horace 1Tann.
Barnes on the Psalms.
:. Cameos from English History, by Miss
Old Dover House, by Annie Thomas.
And an assortment of new London and
American Books, for children, from 25
cents to sl.25. For sale at
Oct IL BRYAN S MCCARTER'S
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The Greensboro Patriot and Times
says that four families passed through
Greensboro on their way to Chatham
County, from Indiana, to which State
they had emigrated three years ago.
They say that hundreds more would
return if they had the means to do
so. Stick to the old North State like
true tar heels, for she is worthy of all
her true children, and will yield as
rich reward to we'll directed energy
as any other.
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State by 800; Republicans 2,4O0.
The thisd district is still doubtful.
CnEyEnAND. Ono. October Ia. -
Democratic congressman have been
elected from the first, fifth, ninth,
tenth, twelfth and thirteenth districts;
the Republicans get the balance. =
DAYTON, ONO, October IA
'Schenck beats Vallandingham 500.
republicans estimate Pennsylvania
at $4,000; Ohio $4,000; Indiana
$500; Nebraska 2, 600.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

kQ7~ FROM the Plantation of
c%S$ Arohe Hartin, September 1st,
~H&four head of CATTLE: First, a
22=e-z<--Asmall black Cow, with little
white on her hanks; second. Steer of
light rcd, with white blaze in the face;
third, small Heifer, red, with black on
her legs; fourth, also a small Hcifcr,
white, with spotted sides. A liberal re-.
ward will be paid for the said Cattle, or
any information about them.
ARCHA HARTIN.
Richland District, eleven miles from Co.
lumOla. Oct Is II
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Election Returns.


WASHINGTON, October IA. --Strader,
(Democrat.l has been elected from
the First District, in Ohio. by 200
majority. ..4 ,i...,
In Indiana, the State ticket is close,
but Baller's election is conceded.
The Third Congressional District is
doubtful. Kerr and Niblack have
been elected; the rest of the delega-
tion radical. .L.I
In Pennsylvania, the Press esti-
mates the Republican majority ut
$4,000. Mafet, Democrat,l carries
the Third District by 100 majority :
Covart, in the Twenty-frst District
is probably defeated. Reading, de-
mocrat,) carries the Fifth District.
The Democrats carry the city by u
majority ranging from 491 to 3 ,34S.
City Council is largely Republican.
Returns from Nebraska indicate
1000 Republican majority, with a
Legislature strongly Republican.
The following estimates are made
up from the latest figures:
PENNSYLVANIA First District
Randall, Democrat, majority 6,15I;
Second-O'Neill. Republican, maio,
rity 8, 449; Third Moffatt, Democrat.
81; Fourth-KelIy, Republican,
2,798; Fifth-Reading, Democrat
majority 4O0Y Sixth-Strader, Demo
crat; Seventh Showers, Republican :;
khe Eighth will elect o Democrat; !;
Dickey, Republican; Tenth
Cakee Republican; Eleventh.
Anken, Democrat; Twelfth Wood
ward, j Democrat; Thirteenth-Mer-
cla, Republican; Fourteenth Pack
er, Republican : Observation-Disclosures.
Democrat; Sixteenth---Cessna, Re
publican; SeventeenthL hLMorrell, Re
publican; Eighteenth Armstrong.
Republican; Nineteenth -Scofiel9.
Republican,; Observation-Disclosures,
Republican; Twenty.frst-doubtful;
;Trwenty-sec second.IN gley, Republican;
Iwenttyyi-third55TP ridlE5 helps, Republican;
fourth-Donely, Republican.
Total Republicans Is; Democrats g.
q Democratic gain of two, with one
District doubtful.
INDIANA,--Congressmen-First, Dis
trict- Niblack, Democrat; Second
Kerr, Democrat; Third-Lamb, Re-
publican; Fourth Julian, Republi-
can; Fifth--Coburn,ia Republican;
Sixth-Carter, Republicans Seventh
North, Republican; Eighth Pratt,
Republican; Ninth-Shanks, Repub-
lcan; Tenth- Williams, Republican;
lESleventh-:-Packard, Republican.
Total Republicans 8; Democrats Q.
OHIo.--Congressmen-First Dis
trict-Strader, Democrat; Second
Stevenson, Republican; Third
Schenck, Republican; Fourth--Law-
renee, Republican; Fifth-Murgden,
lomoerat; Sixth Smith, Republi-
can; Seventh Thomas, Democrat;
Eighth-Beatty, Republican; Ninth
-GGibbon, Republican; ;Tenth-Hoag,
Democrat; Wilson, Re-
publican; Twelfth--Van Trump, De.
mocrat; Thirteenth Morgan, Demo
crat; Fourteenth Walker, Republi-
can; Fifteenth-Moore, Republican;
Sixteenth--Bingham, Republican;
Seventeenth-Ambler, Republican;
Eighteenth Upson, Republican:
Nineteenth-; Garfield, Republican,
Total Republicans l3; Democrats 6.
A Democratic gain OF 3. =
The Republicans elect the entire
State ticket in Ohio, Indiana. Ne
braskG and Pennsylvania. {,
LATER. -INDIdNA " Thrift aver,
Counties show a Democratic gain of
nearly 1000; unheard from forty.
one. The Democrats claim ,So
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Gen. Getty, commanding the Dis
trict of New Mexico, is charged by
Gen. Sherman with the duty of re-
claiming from peonage and slavery
the Navajoe Indian women and chill
dren in that Territory and Colorado,
who are said to be held in bondage,
some of them, it was stated in the
debate in Congress, last session, by
United States army officers. The
order is issued in accordance with n
resolution of Congress-, approved last
July.
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GRAND CONCERT.

MASTER FERDINAND CARRI, the
great musical prodigy OF the South, assist
cd by Ladies and Gentlemen of acknow-
lcdged ability, will give GRAND con-
CENT. on the 21st instant, at Gregg's
Hall. Tickets can be obtained at the Book
stores and ,IcKenzie's Confectionery.
Oct 1,
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A green-horn being about to be
married, resolved to make himself
perfect in the responses of service,
but by mistake got by heart the
"otlice of baptism for ripper years. "
SO when asked in church, "Will
thou have this woman" etc., he
answered, 81 renounce them all. -
The clergymen said, "I think yon
are a fool" to which he replied, FALL
this steadfastly believe.
FIRE. We regret to learn that the
store of Capt. George A. Andrews,
Mt Bradshaw's Mills, Rowan Co., N.
o., was destroyed by fire on the Sth
inst. The fire occurred Mt about 10
o'clock n. M, while the clerk was in
Salisbury ut the Seymour and Blair
meeting. The loss is partially CO.
vered by insurance. Nothing was
saved. Charlotte Times.
The disadvantage of living in a.
block of houses identical in shape
and style, was exemplified in London
recently. A tipsy Sergeant came
home, as he supposed, to his house,
found the door locked, got in at the
window and into bed, only to be
awakened by female shrieks and to
be given in charge as burglar. He
had entered next door.
The army of the United States
according to the Register for 1868.
consists of five artillery, ten cavalry
and forty-fve infantry regiments,
which, with the staff, comprise
40, 1888 enlisted men and 2,948 com
missioned officers, the latter includ-
ing one general, one lieutenant-ge-
neral, five major-generals and
nineteen brigadiers. a.3 'f-u
Mail reports from India state that
q shock of an earthquake was felt
pretty generally in the Punjaub on
the morning OF she Goth of August,
at twenty -eignt& minutes past
O'Clock. AZ Lahore, Amritsar, Ja-
landhar, Ambella and Simla the
shock was experienced, but nowhere
severely.
a, letter from Archer, Alachua
County, Florida, dated October Sd,
says the caterpillar has ruined this
country. .-trH8 -,'t
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.s.Es .s..s:, e, - !. a1s = d. On 8 .
a. >
Cable DespatcnosI. !.

MADRID. October IA. The Jdnta
has seized the Jesuits' property in
Spain, and abolished the order.
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Fresh Goods.

-HNATKA SMOKED TUNGUEb,
IL Extra Smoked Beef. bhgged,
New Counsn, irish Potatoes, White
Beans, new Salmon, Lobster, CLANS, in
cans; goruine English Ale and Porter, with
a variety OF Shelf Goods. just received and
for sale by G. H. BALDWIN & co.
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.ANot1on @aloa
~ ~ 49,
Important Sale---The Well Selected
stnek and IassiHess Of the iate
q. a. Bedell, Columbia. s q

49,
Important Sale.--The Well Selected
Stock and Business Of the hGe iate
@. A. Bedell, Columbia, S C
JACOB LEVIN, AUoT1oNEER.
pY order of the Judge OF Probate for
ID Richland County, will be sold, on the
premises, corner OF Main and Plain
streets, Columbia, s. c., on THURS
PAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock q. M.
the large and well assorted stock of DRY
SGooDS, belonging to the estate of the late
FURNITURE and FIXTUREs. HoiJsE-
HOLD @ and KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c.
The stock of Goods, Store Furniture
ana Fixtures will be SOLD IN ONE LOT
ana the Store House rented on reasonable
terms TO the purchaser, provided bid be
Giergu Thn amounting to the appraised value.
be examined, at the Office of Messra
MELTON 81 MELTON, ATTORNEYS at Law.
where the terms of sale can be ascertained
This establishment is most ADVANTAGE.
ously located, In the centre of bnsiness
is admirably arranged and thoroughly fur,
nished' ana offers the attractive induce
ments or the largest aud most profltabIe
Dry Goods trade in the city. ,oS
oo E. W. BANCROFT,
go The Charleston Courier. and The
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, will please
Pnbllsh three times, daily, and forward
bills to this Office. -
In the District Court of the United
States, for the District of South
Carolina.
In tho matter of John R. shuler. Bank
rupt.-In Bd,,kruptcy.
PY virtue OF an order obtained from
D George s. Bryan, Judge of the Dis
trict Court OF the United States, for the
District of South Carolina, I will sell, on
the FIRST MONDAY in November next. at
the residence Of said bankrupt, in Licking
Ton Ton District, all his real and personal es-
plats of which may be soen at my Office
and will be exhibited on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash, in United States
currency. Purchaser to pay for papers
ana stamps. HENRY A. MEETZ.
Oct 10t - Asa;onee
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concluded between North Germany
and the United States, have been
arranged between Lord Stanley and
the American Minister.
An Italian named Muratori has in
vented n kind of felt, made of vege
table substances. which is tough
enough to resist rifle ball. He pro-
poses to dress soldiers in it for battle.
What is tie difference between
editorial and matrimonial experience? (?
In the former, the "devil'' cries for
copy" in the latter, the "copy" cries
like the devil.
A company of seventy Germans
pareded New York the other day,
none of whom had beard less than a
foot long. The captains whiskers
reached his knees.
"Great radical gains!" exclaimed O.
pickpocket, on Monday night, as he
transferred the contents of the pock-
ct of u Democrat in the procession to
his own.
A man dropped dead in saloon at
Richmond before he had paid his
c!ii, aHu VIC proprietor refused TO
give up the body until his relatives
had settled for what he had eaten.
AT q batcheior's dinner recently,
one crusty old wit gave as toast,
"Matrimony--the maidens prayer
and the widows might" ,ol',7a ~
'tDog Shoes" for protecting the
feet of sporting dogs when conraing
on stubble fields, are proposed iD
England. at' .'''fa:l ~ .
A colored man named James Ro-
binson and his white wife committed
suicide, in Brooklyn, o day or two
ago. .s ~. ...,-,
Palch hints that magistrates might
give attention to light weight grooers
as we'll as heavy weight prize.fghters.
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COLUMBUS, ONO, SATURDAY MORNING..
- MEDICAL. a.,i
WOMAN.

FEMALES, OWING TO THE
peculiar and important relations which
they sustain, their peculiar organization
and the offices they perform, are subject
to many sufferings. Freedom from these
contribute in no small degree to their
happiness and welfare, for none can be
happy who are ill. Not only so, but no
one of these various female complaints
can long be suffered to run OH without
involving the general health of the in
dividual, and ere long producing perma-
nent sickness and premature decline. Nor
is it PLEASANT to consulta physician for the
relief of these various delicate affections.
and only upon the most urgent necessity
will true woman so far sacrifice her
greatest charm as to do this. The sex
will then thank us for placing in their
hands simple specifics which will be
found eficacious in relieving and curing
almost every one of those troublesome
complaints peculiar to the sex. a a..