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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-13
DENTISTRY

nR. d. l.. BOOzER, grateful for the liberal
IL patronage he has received from the citizens
of this city and the surrounding District, during
permanently establishes himself in Columbia All
operations on the natural Teeth faithfully per-
formed. ARTIFICIAL CASES, in every approved
among which he would call special attention to
that known as Reynolds Patent; and of his sue
cess in constructing Artificial Cases by this beau
tiful and durable process, he is enabled with con-
fdencc, to refer to his patients and to the
patentee. Office on Main street. over First Ma
tional Bank. Jan 8
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.


-, azA TT1I EE5IIts4tli5fe5Cl PASSENGER TRAINS
exc ~ aas. ss.. - will run as follows. VIZ
Leave Charleston for Columbia. $500. ESQ q. m
Arrive Hingsyille. 1.30 p. m. Leave 400 m
Arrive Columbia. $50 p. M Leave GEO a. m
Arrive Kingsville.. 7.30 q. m. Leave SEQ p. m.
Arrive at Charleston. Observation-Disclosures. $40 D. m
The Passenger Train CT tho Camden Branch
will connect with up and down Columbia Trains
and Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Trains
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Night Express Freight and Passenger Accom-
mediation Train will run as follows:
Leave Charleston for Columbia. ..... $40 D. m.
Arrive Columbia Cos a.. m. Leave $50 D. M
Arrive at Charleston. n.................5 $40 a. M.
March 81 II. 7. PEAKE, Genl Sup't.
Spartanburg and Union Railroad.
E.IiF9JfafssFg PASSENGER Trains leave Spartan
= -s-td:y burg Court House Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at A. NJ, and arrive at Aston
1:2O p. NJ, connecting with the Greenville Down
Train and trains for Charlotte and Charleston.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays.and Saturdays, the Up
Passenger Trains, connecting with the Greenville-
Up Trains, leave Aston 0 A NJ. and arrive Spar
tanburg Court House 8. 90 P. NJ, as followe:
Dozen Train. Up Train.
Arriu I
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The Place to Get Il.

Ua IF you are desirous Of obtaining the very
WJbest brands OF WINES. GIN, BRANDY,
~ WHISKEY or RUM, by the glass or bottle,
at the Carolina House, on Washington street,
near Sumter. H. BARRY,
Jan IL Proprietor.
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Wanted. Wanted. Wanted +!

Wanted, Wanted, Wanted!
TNO purchase COON. OTTER AND DEER SKINS,
IL for which the highest CASH prices will be paid
by US. Washed Wool 45c.; Unwashcd 3O-this is
owing to all advance in the wool market, aid We
arc desirous of affording the very highest prices
to the country merchants for all articles in our
line. Coon Skins, good winter 1Sc. por Ii.
MOSES GOLDSMITH & son,
Jan II 30* Charleston. S. C.
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L A NIER HOUSE


Main street near Lady, Col,unbio. S. G.
~ THIS FIRST CLASS
<&$I IS. RESTAURANT is sup ~
E1s2ZaMEkb piled with the very best of WINES,
LIQUORS. SEGAItS and TOBACCO. DINNERS
and SUPPERS furnished at short notice. The
cooking is unsurpassed. OYSTERS, GAME, Etc,
IN season. j. b. LANIER, Proprietor.
H. Hamilton. Superintendent. Dec 10
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad

- ~ ~ - daily. Sur day excepted, com @
Meeting with Night Train on Charleston Railroad:
1--we Columbia 100 am. Live Greenville 600 m.
:. Alston 855 '' Anderson GAS C
A.. J." Newberry1o,35 .. Abbeville s.45 &C
AR Ao4evlle $50 pm. g Newberry Las pm.
" " anderson 5.l5 % :" Aston 800 &C
!" "Greenville GOO &C Arr Columbia 500 pm
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run as follows.
I've anderson 5.2O pm. Live Walhalla 4.09 am.
PcndletOn 6.20 I" Pendleton 4 40
Arr Walhalla 500 &c Arr Anderson GAO Ct
The train will return from Bolton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings
JAMES o. MEREDITH General SnD't
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o. D. V.
DARTICULAR attention is called to the quality
Il of the LIQUORS and WINES for sale at nv
store. 1 guarantee purity and strength, in all
cases, and the finer grades arc unsurpassed in
flavor and boGuct by any in these United States
Pinet. Castillon Is Co.'S and Otard, Dupuy e.
Co 3, pure FRENCH BRANDIES
Glenlioat Scotch Whiskcy-"Peat Reek"
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Antigua Rum.
Fine Sherres, Madeira and Malaga Wines.
Hocheimer d Lubf-au Mich, Chose Claret, &c.
English and Scotch Ales and Porter.
Jan II GEO SYMMERS
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TOILET REQUISITES.

LNRENCH OVELTIES-Perfumery. Extracts,
H. Odors, Boqucts, Fountains, Antique Oil, Ger
man Cologne. I.ubn's Extracts and Powder, Royal
Lavender, Perfumed Crackers, French Pomades,
"Cosmetique," English Hair Brushes, Dressing
Combs, assorted; Fine Tooth Combs, English and
French Tooth Brushes; Elegant Toilet Soap-Roso,
Almond, Honey, Glyccrine, Windsor, Zahatcr, Skin
Soap, for the complexion; Powder Puffs and Boxes,
in variety; Toilet Waters all very cheap at
Dec 2Ot FISHER & HEINlTSH'S Drug Store.
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The Pollock House.
I'm THIS first class RESTAURANT is
T1eA located on Main street, few doors IN
~ Sfrom Washington. liz furnished EllH
with the beat of WINES. LIQUORS, LAGER, wv
etc. OYSTERS and GAME, in season Comfort
able rooms attached for private Dinner and Sup.
per parties. handsomely fitted
up BILLIARD ROOM in tho se- 81
cond story,witli Sharpcs improved sE@a9s@5qe
tables. 1Y@V
Jan II T. NJ POLLOCK pronrietor
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w andO Fertilizer.

VNHE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURE
IL ING COMPANY offers to tho planters and
farmers Of the South their FERTILIZER, known
"WANDO TERTILIZER,'
Which the experience of the past season has
proved to be one of the most valuable i'll mar
ket. 1t has for its base the materials from the
Phosphate Beds of the Company on Ashley River
and is prepared at their works ut the
EAST END OF IIASEL STREET.
In this city. In order to guarantee it's uniformity
and maintain its high standard, the Company has
made arrangements with the distinguished Che
mist, DIR. G. U. SHEPARD, JR. who carefully
anayzcs ell the ammoniacal and other material
purchased by the Company, and the prepared
FERTILIZER,
Before being offered for sale The Company is
resolved to make article which will prove to be
COMPLETE MANURE, and give entire satisfac-
tion.
For terms, circulars, and other nformation
WM. c. DUKES ~ CO., Agents,
No. South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, $. G.
Jan II 3mO
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Iis hat would net hAgs more ,haa
he can a. to-aaorrow, must do a be
can to-day.

II 4 iae lii,ls trsnbles that wsar the
hsaft ogL !. ) easleF 10 lhros tsslsb-
slsl. a snils lhAa . iaaiaes--asen With
ARTILLERY Forty little dobsz q ono ,iol-
isf eash WI e@nse yoa mere trouble
and dunn.ng thsH che h.s urs q a
shouAsua.
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Paints, Colors Dry and

in OIL, Lead, Zinc, OILS, Turpentnes,
Japan, Shelac, Ysrnishes, Paint, Var
nish and White Warh Brushes fun
stock. We make a speciality OF
GLASS, carrying very large stock
Of all sizes and qualities, and arc
selling vory low. Putty, Cline and
Band Paper.
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josh Billings says When youug
taan Aiat good for anything else. like
iew see him carry 3 gold beaded cane.
u be cant hay cane. iss hin part lis
bar Ia Tie nsdile.a
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A GREAT BLESSING.

From Rec. L. r. Uai.d, AEON, Loraia Co., o.
MEssns srN0N0 4 AmisTsoSo
Gentlemen II gives ms great pleasure 70 state
that nay Hlfe mas derived great benefit from the
nsc ~ Coe's Dyspepsia Cure. Che has been fnr q
nambea = years greatly troubled HitA Dyspepsia,
accompanied with violent pAroxygms ~ coagi pa
tI1a which 80 prostrsted her that shc nae all Tao
whiic, Ter mouths, unable b. d. anything. She
tnok AZ ynar Instance, Coes Iysps psia Care and
hAs derived GREAT BENEFIT fHOa TT. aud IL
n1w comparatively sell. She reeag3s this medi-
cine as grea. blessing
Truly yours, LIZ. WABD.
Jan. l2:h, ises.
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Any araKFis; In she oaantry viii tEl yuu II vpa
taEe tAe irashl- 81 enqaIrws thst every oue lhAt
hays q batite = Cs-s Dssps1ssa Care frpsn z En-.
spc@ks "a ne utsi unqualified Frztse q 81 great
medicinal virtue.
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ANsoN sAR oY's pArsN-


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S4n5s pfsss Saste.
tsrtGise E4a8ss "a Isl rslsk to fssi h.ss
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thsck ID w. ii sAsifs.sa st.st,s Al NJ ssaA II.
81 81 HsAdiae N ilf,,sI 4 ts Caafea = al
taa h X $780, - 4 t.s. aIl.st,.s., tg,s
h, W~.t Teg. X II "a 49, ~ NJ,
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Tor rutgug ~ kials ~ sheet MssAls
Tr 40 sprrr Laos wpaarss ssrtrs.
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.Niclc Embellishments.

.Nclc Advertisements.
GE0On s.st - = msss = ~ sgsaas
0~1NsAySJ ss5faf aat 49, 4 ealsasAas tassaafass
aaars.s =. AaGARS 8 ssusad = issiaasrss -
wANTEDl wANTEDt
CASTS r1sacs ssa = s*ssg ts.-s ass sfitsr~ ~
n he iaFEna eNE nsii4AR AAg 3 ~ eassaifs
Ibf smeAssi articles se4 1,a y sfcsseEes - -
- Fisf-a fve ssustiss AstsishaF csssef. - Yua
& Aessts 49, 80 ,s.r So a. Circsinf.
st TnupF sOs a CO.
t~si ~ Fsdsral sssssa. hasiaa. asSs
pArvrt FnR FkRNEEs. rrsurpss..a - a.,
tsrps~c - Fua : haa ~ aae tss ssna ~ cI
eataf GHAFg0A hiAKKAL PAM Co, - Frsf
sifurt srw Yea
WAETFp- sslrsso-n 70 trsvel tsd So ~ ssmFls
" 49, Aaa - a@eds KitHsstfszt FeftnsHstf. a.,
ras's pAFrs AAalrss ish siaHap IL. u RICHARD,
a ss'-' 81 tsrssnui =. ihilA.'''pala 20 t~ts
want b ronss ekeh sleepy bead
Who stxad upon the brink
Where yawuiag guifs disciase The dead,
Nho Nigh, bai Did pot tblnk
raut 10 warn iho living oaes
Mha bAndy grups alenE,
fe iAthefs dAqgAtsrs, mothcrs, sons,
What pcTlis rinud yyu f'arangi
L09k ont, my 5cAder. arc Won free,
OF yap Scar nc marx
Meet al Ar blind and c2nnot zee,
Yea, creeping in The dAIk.
CatArrh. demon IN the head,
Consumption IL its SON
k6l hpsin. yea, cnnaHUss millions, dead
Perhaps va mss BE- uue-
That hacking, hawking, splitting. shows,
CstarTh aaects yoar head,
NAitnF ana NEitne n throat ar ngseR.
Runs do~n yogr tbro4a lns1ead.
ls.ur lungs 80 liver soon adj show,
tnnsanlpiian has IT'S birth
Casafrh, ns rlre, Nln feed u toe,
III you return y earth,
floods affect your head OF throat,
ANsnBn.sfos bny
Nov uen' forget whst have wrote,
Or think this subject dry
wotcorr's ANSmi1Aroa curcs
tdtuyh tie demon dice
y saYcs The trlgS good health inHures,
And eatarrh quickly Gios.
Ivant b CRAFTY my friends,
Who wuh H. and istard
Aboat Pas PAST ne dee, rs ends,
And Rhy its great demand.
want "a allow YOU. plain as aay,
Why PAS PAlNI stopf all pam,
That yen may mover have 10 ray
4 hA w pant hgain.
pslS PAINT viii cool but never stain
lunp5 inflammation out
'IiH harmless on the breast Or brain,
trial stops AZ doubt.
Whom Inflammation leaves Tie frame,
All pain will cease At once
RplnQye the causs, tis al tho same
None doubts ulless Ounce.
The poros will ops aud drink PAIs pA1Nr
AbsHbants ill Nth ease;
Restores the weab, the sick the faint,
The greatest ektptic please,
Evaporation cools the place
Ar inflammation fief
Hot blood az the ahs0rbonts base
Makes PANT IN ,apor rise.
lis Thus PAIN pANT removes all doubt,
Removes the very cause
BY pumping inflammation OUT
On this We rest our cause.
Walcott'i Pain Paint is sold at all Drug stores
slso, Wolcott's AuEiiaator, fur the cure IL Ca
tarrb and Colds in lbt head. Sent by Express Of
receipt Of the money, at 49, Chatham square, n
Y. *. H. WGicJtt, ! repretur.
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GOES Couch BALSAM.

Tnsss snnF tired ru6 papulxs EeHssF u AFasn
enlle4 30 ths stasmsssa n sas Fatsss A. eilss =
~ yeas rsls sresad, ~ Fsa5Tietlfs aauaaaf
nsks fassf hgn e ,hs reT1s, ard r~seirs thsm
fkki tmHs.gsi tAs inKEg Usage FegHirrd &c he
hrasA sssnfsssg 49, sestrnAaet 4 ths iaasAy
thfoaEh ~ ieaE Aha tsatgas n,aaahs = slntsf
Nss Gsus f4sssta shgaiA isai - ssfRcttsH- feF
Fssrs e heHa haascaissta t8edseiss tlaa
insaigsfs snfsHss tF tAe safety ~ th~,f siaiinsn
aae a. wka sserF ffaui aas Gsfsans a ~ itrnst
akHsi 400 taAEs, csuaf4 adegt g. - wlthae& q
s. kafgtlan = ilse uFaiunfY fsaf aeuas 8our ln
- martei ~ ne~ furulsh or tnGuaHieih fAlasiy
ere hatsisN wAluh vllt ln caunapn VITA tAt aln-
- sra. - fs1n1 Al al Drug storss
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To Females in Delicate IIsaifI.
lfF fUN PhYsfrsr end HfFrua. No isatentf ~
~ lsstnn "a e0hssisa daily fsr si fasAsss iaeffnt
10 lAs ffHatq sfslea. FfsHHfss ist - lasf Al So
Furffssssa. ~ ahsf trfstutf GsfsrftAfHfs. sc
tFssss - ssn psihs8eFe.i pfineFssf sra fF~rfy -
lisf zuftAEisfH a ssfr 'sn agfe ~ iHFfEisF esFt
lsfa % ~ Hs6s ~ fsatH fHt fhtt hsti q .ftEss
sasfplsihts ita nhasf f tsa ts sffisa Psfsss
lFIeiffs ~ 5rfffFE teFth,
~ sos tss b. a,etl hs1 greater sapsfisnfs j. 80
q atseasfs % seass ihsu 10y sasr bayS3ess ts
IsstaH.
EtfdthF ~ aUsfsfisrs ~ fsttsHit sfs psF sitA
n stay Is - e.. trw s8ft aHtsf Sc ffesfnashf
~ bsw staff $40 saribe tebsssH 80 ptas sfisss
tea q a. affs i4fFfies faf u fas y fissfs obscene
~ Fsrsis ~i sis's ~ sou 80 tsgg ffsi tks
t1#lfsa sfstst
B-Aa ,et.sf. sarst setlsis -. q az. - a., ..
Fsf - fNfasFs1
NTrs hssrs ffba tkH istra
RS VS. tsig - ists.7eArisf6
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For GROUP.

TIE KAl.aul ell - found available, ani may
alpays y rsls4 uPea in TIE moss snsEslss cases,
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WEDDING CARDS!
New Type, Cards, and Envelopes
FOR WEDDING CARDS,

We az ngH able a. f4ruish ihs lest fad EoE4
i&ssaanslsas tsfeis anf lneNhHes sasnnis fur-
nsshs8 by n4aN on rNa 81 - ~sansu ~ prepay
postage AZ afdess 81 nsl aaa le rFssafrtis
tlls=l A8LFesA e. A pffECE tC8.
wsgrssftnttt taamfs~f
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Thc old EstabIishcd Ho,pitaI,
No. 8 Beaver 81, Albany, N. Y
QUICK CURES AND LOW I'RlCTg

QUICK CURES AND LOW I'RlCFA
TCcgA 7bousasd Patents Cured Annually
nE.J. TELLER eoptiuasf 10 bs ,ouhl,Bthlly can.
~ suited On sii fgtns o. private aisssses sts old
tatiished iiasgiiai 30 bfsYt street Aibaty, n -
ivtply yeEh devoted tkls sBs particular IrSHrh ~
practice, sHstles hin 81 perform cures sarh ~ sths
reJtieiah can ana Ai tseltht afe sssh 'ns IL
eaadents eith tht most fnHeu phyrfiatt Of ne olt
World ~ ebalnihg be sEf,stss ws s. tte latest fres
dice pt thess dsrttss ofsFs Inducements 70 The usfer
tahlis aqgss sad rapid care y IL obtained sshash
sf oHcs II Ainefes IL sypbiliis apnorhsa, GltsL
strieiafe Enlargement NJ ths t~stiers aud sgsrmste
cords Buta, betfalfd hrost soft aoft tender skin
boars Ctisnroas craFioHs Eas ElfsFf Abcfsfes, sad
~ other prariist " he sYstem re perfectly nhast
tae ssntgsi The uafia tedi sHa hare been test
- 70 aefs thAL ss2s9 sat'a sahsaig, Tth lasmeaas
saeessh
Young msn a Ilets6 10 secret hshlts VIE hsrs is
paired Asif hesiibs nd cs.'fggfd hs Vggf q ta'i
rnas thts aspHrHg tAs8teitsf 81 ihg pisttsff p ~
thsf ~ and ftisrs . foHsols nna flyselsh 80
has q thsassaas 10 siainfi every pat u ~ fsa
etstsf Hha Hpfissa bY bfateB eawn in hfaiit tp~
fesa3fs Sc 81 thas usaass fe erfirshs sae hagrs
1h.Fes8sis afsau4ss thst ~ asesfy = ff sab
esi sii prevent nHaif asseriFlea y tLts tor
ri5ls disease
DE. TELLEnE GHEAE WORK
loas fqfsrssy bsif .-suretF aiseissurss. p ri
ieFt grss wpft ~ tf nsried tktfv sontsDf'ssag
rsif,k- s0a ga~ss r. ~ plsiss ffirs ~ rssu tsat
&c ~ psrfs uaasf tsa pest Hsa - t9a taHies stia ~
gs' yss5 Us s.rsi' aafssa sha - uaf'l'a lAfIf
sess sHw8fsfy itrantstsf tHafsat affsffrtt arf
.af-Ff 1Aisasa NtsFaEfa g. r. eaffA itffs ftFt
iar sa9sfi ssEff tat g ssafs 2 spses = t'sitss
sfniett 'aelssee s'3 stsa's enfY - rf'sfn W yt
Teef hss s.sasee Issrs - ths raft offha, aissAts
s3Qf ubifh 81. hesLi psst
10 gHE LADIES
Df TrEtFr tff ffHs So ne a8 sserF, T. Amfftfs p
tis sss n Bg BtesFt is - ieiHsis kosihif l'i''-
1s ssls . a4rs g. a1s isfF esia4fae, DEL rep
ssatt3a sts 'tea. lf- aas tr sfts r 80 ~ e -
vsnes ~ Every faet sarti p F. asff 8ffgsAf
EaK - q iEff. p aafsIfH "a 40 : T.
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wHooprNG CorGH

Tie taslmony ~ Al who have used il for this
terrible aises-s darng sbe lAst Tn years is that
Il invariably relieves and cures H.
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Burr 4 Burton Seminary.

MANCHEsTER, VT,
V'HE NEXT TERN begin, WEDNESDAY, MARCH
i 81, and continues "a week.
Thorough Instruction given In the Classeal. Academ
lc and Prepaipia DEPARTMENTS al the Branches
generally taught IN similar Institutions,
The boarding. Department Is under The successful
management Of NJ. Geo VI Clark
Young men preparing fuf Inc ministry md needing
aid, hayc usir billsfo rusn RooiA.reHt, Sc. paid
from the Burn Fund aud mar also receive ne dollar
week toward drfrayiug the expense u Board.
For further particulars, apply 70 tho Principal.
Rev. j. A. AUSTIN
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so 90
ENVELOPES!

ca FIERCE : 90 have 10, a. iu,.,o q
Rnv,iopss aatsa her orer to- sale At 'ery low ts,
Pse1s Isf laoo Pointed. ss.ss, as, 500 asaga
Oar prices Oct tAen fiain are sorFsspeudsgly io~.
Nsrsassis ina Bssansss sea Is ~ant ofEnvelsPss,
s.ua yssr efasr, to she JOURNAL orYIcr aaa e.,
then Ears s. r.. tssa he wholesale rsnte ptloss
Aasrkessvs. saa -. Isss.
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cLrRGYnry

CLERG PHEy
The ner issse Aiken, ~ Allegheny, tcs, Gcs
thai . has cured hihl, After All other semadiss
bad failed
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Weymouth Nails,

Noat Cutters, Butcher KaiveB and
Meat Saws. A splendid limo of Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Shears, Scissors
and Button Hole Cutters, Axes aud
Axe Helycs at Wholesale and retail.
Hay Knives, Steel Traps, shoyeis aud
Tongs.
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The Gfcaicsi ddlanec STRIP cgcr lAitu ~
he Dtntal Aai
nR n T FOLSOM " Boston Mass has dis
~ covered nuW method ~ - constructing tie
plate an which the teeth arc spi th4t thCY vii not
start ~ drup vale tatiAR pr speaking neither
wAi aHy PARTICLES II food Ett under the plate no
matter Whist the condition n the mouth il, vhich
i not trne y sliY mctaRd hithtfsa nsetl. 1hess
plates cannot b displaced ~ sny metlea - Tie
lips or tongue. av0obtaaea tho exclusive nght
20 mako and soli these improved plates, sbd am
nov prepared to iHserf the same Without extra
charge. Al IA want af ntihciai tccth ale respect
fuily Invited g. give mo rsll
A NJ JOHNSON Dentist
Manchester, Vermont
n =. Thls msthod isreeBnmi ndga BY ali ths
oadius Dentists ~ Now Epgisnd
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NrwsrkFfR $50 laR Pas rKKs
WNntipg reese. ~ Any sort, wlil ani d o. their
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-05
NEW YORK.

New YORK, February Sat meet.
ing of the Union Republican General
Committee last night, committee was
appointed to wait on General Grant to
learn when and where he would receive
the members of the above organization.
A committee was also appointed to get
the same information from Senator Fen
ton,
On Tuesday night, when Boyle, the
Michigan murderer, was held for safe
keeping 10 room at Superintendent
Kennedy's Office, large party Of roughs
congregsted in the neighborhood for the
purpose, as it was aftervaFd ascertained,
Of overpowering the policeman on duty,
taking possession Of the keys and re-
leasing the prisoner. A detective die.
covered their intentions and obtained
strong endorsements, whereupon the
crowd disappeared.
An action for libel, by E. L. sanderson
against the proprietor of the New York
Mercury, vas commenced in the Kings
county Supreme Court, before Judge Gil
bert, yesterday morning. The article
which was the cause Of the suit insinuate5
that tee plaintiff had made money by tbs
collection Of soldiers claims at an exor'
biiant per centage, aud also contained
the insinuation that be was 10 the habit
of becoming intoxicated. The case be
ing given the jury, they retired about fv'
o'clock pm. and in about oee hour re-
turned with q verdict in favor of plain
tiff, assessing the damages a. $4,000.
All our newspapers highly comment
the heavy sentence passed upon robbsr
and would.be murderers yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-05
Ku.KIux AND RaaicaIism.

That all secret political organizations
are liable to abuse when their object is
to visit punishment upon the guilty. and
correct the disorders Of demoralized
community, is evidenced by the history
Of all such that have existed throughout
the world. But that does not, of itself,
argue that there should not be pro-
tectivs organization for the preservation
of life and property whenever the people
demand such, or whenever the law is too
weak to afford people those benefits for
which it was enacted. The emergencies
of the times will always find out the
remedy. When the Southern standard
was lowered and the men of gray were
compelled to give up their arms to their
more victorious foe the people OF the
South had no protection against thieves
and marauders; against insult from men
who were not before thought worthy so
much as to stoop down and undo their
shoe latchet; no protection to life;
nothing 10 shield the honor of their
females from the lust of the black freed
men who knew nothing of civilized life,
hut were made to believe, by the COM
mon enemy. that they were equal II not
superior, to the white man. The South
was left in a more grievoHs state than
any people were compelled TO endure
since the first conception Of government
on earth. 1t was hot-bed from which
u.KIux would naturally spring, as an
antido.e for the disorders that distressed
the community. 1t was the legitimate
progeny of the times, made pregnant with
evil by the misrulc Of the Radical party.
1t finds its justification in the wants OF
people. Punishment has never been Wis
listed on innocent parties by these vailed
borsemep, as far as our information goes;
but their hand has ever been against the
evil-dosr. And for such the Radical
marty, Who are responsible for all the
misery that has befallen our people IN
these latter times, would crush it out.
They would like to steal the school fund
and revenues of the State, commit opt
rageous acts against communities, and
sleep soundly--without the vision of Ku-
Klux floating before their sleepless minds
without the fear of retribution coming
to them for the sins committed against
our innocent and helpless people. Of
the two-Ku-Kiux or Radiealism--give
Us the former always