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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-04

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-04
" ooLyMBIA. MORNING. NovEa1BER4 VOL
3peSsaa.a,1 Not1ces.

Special Not1ce8..
.sPECIAL NoTICE.-To parties in want Of
Doors. sashes and Blinds, We refer to the ad-
vertisemeht OF P. P. Toale, the large manu-
facturer Of those goods III Charleston. Price
list furnished on application. July II ONO
@PHILOsOPIAY OF, ,sIARRIAGE.-A
New CounsB OF LECTURES, as delivered at the
New York Museum, Of Anatomy, embracing the
subjects: How to Live and What to Live for;
Youth, Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Gene
rally Reviewed; The Cause of Indigestion; Fla
tulence and Nervous Diseases accounted for;
Marriage PhilosophicalyC Considered, &C.. &c.
These lectures will bo forwarded on receipt of
four stamps, by addressing sec'y Baltimore
Museum of Anatomy, "a West Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md. May61y
THE HEALING POOL.-EsSAYs FOR
YOUNG MEN, who have fallen into vicious
habits, and now desire higher life, and a bet
ter Manhood, with certain means Of relief for
the afflicted. Sent II sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON. Box P, Philadelphia. Pa. Sept 25 Smo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-04

| The symptoms
Iof Liver Com
lplaint are un-
kasiness a n d
- IT.
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= fAdtn street, neJt TO SnrinGs Tank,
WTHO has just returned from, tue Northein
w cities with new stock Of choice goods,
comprising ladies ard Gcrt's fjnc GO1 n and
SILFER WATCHES. an hasnriiltlt 6f Nafd-
some Solid Coin SiivCr Ward, also. Treble
Plated Ware, CLOCKS and ItNk 1LWTLRY
of every description. Esp, crl attention paid
to the selection OF n fun stock IL FINE SPEC
Ri of every kind mannfactul cd to order at low
prices. Watches, Clocks and Jcuery carefully
repaired by sEiilfu! mechanic and warranted
Oct 10 II
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skidneys. fever,
JnefVO u q n @ g 8
3chills. diseases
Snf the sL;n i'm
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-04

New Orleans, La.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-30

With this Collar Horse can DRAW MorK, and
do his work easier, and travel freor than in any
other Collar and without any danger Of being
called or Swepniod.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-30
IMPROVEMENTS Al THE WHITE House..

A Washington correspondent says:
1.-The Presidents family is now finally in.
stalled in the Executive mansion. The
interior of the building has been very
handsomely reftted, repaired and return,
ished, and is about to be adorned and
emblished with statuary and other works
Of art in which it has been greatly de6c-
lent. Among the prominent works of art
are full sized Indian figures in bronze,
which are intended to be placed in the
hall 10 the rear OF the main entrance;
beautiful statuettes Of Washington and his
Ratchet; Franklin and his whistle; William
Tell and his son; Napoleon at confrmation-
Lincoln, and one representing freedmen,
by Rosetti. All will be placed in appro
pirate places in the east room, and the
reception rooms Adjoining the blue
room is TO have splendid. Louis XVI. clock,
with Roman lamp in ormolu and gilt.
The red room will have real Sevres vase
with haudsom gilt finish. Other portions
of the mansion will be decorated in like
manner. A silver service Of plate, 10 be
uetu AT sthle ulnneTs, mas diSp DVeU pur
chased 10 replace the service purchased in
France by Consul Lee in Menroe's admin
istration.
Mrs. Grant has gwen her personal sup
pIvision to the reiurnishing of the White
House. She was warmly attached to the
residence which she has just left; and she
remarked few days since that she should
90 to the White House with reluctance
She. proceeded to remark; III intend TO
make Mr.. Grant comfortable there. and
shall no doubt soon feel at home. am
told that it has been customary to have
the Commissioner of Public Buildings
superintend the household TO considera-
BILE extent, but l don't desire TO have any
gentleman do that for me. ] shall also
engage the steward and servants, and as
the stewards salary is paid from the
Treasury, shall exercise great cafe in
selecting him-as under the Tenure-of-
Office act shall not be able to get rid Of
him"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-30

Barbara, daughter Of William and
Honor Raiden, of Albany, Vermont, aged
three years and eleven months, died re-
Gently of diptheria. This is the last one
of ten children which have died within
four years. Seven of the number died
Of diptheria elk in one week. about three
years ago.
The Congregational church IN Thet~
ford, for sixty-six successive communion
services, had more or lesss addition to the
church
Rev. Mr.. Butterfeld has closed bis
labors at Marlboro.
4 case which involved the character Of
bull was tried at Loudon, Va, last
week, the bull being charged with gorine
and killing valuable horse After hearing
the testimony the jury returned the follow.
ing verdict" We, the jury, find verdict
10 favor Of the bull, and believe him tc
be highly respectable animal" The bul
was acquitted, and the plaintiff lost biz
case.
The immense annual destruction Of for
ests by fire lie receiving the attention Of th,
Canadian Parliament Most of this destruc
ton, 1t Is believed arises from the crimins
negligence ofindividuals The general rec
kless waste of timber is also exciting mucl
apprehension. r.l.
SeventyStwo cotton and wooden mill
are being erected In Georgia.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-30

A TAILOR IN TRouBLE.-It is bad
enough to marry another mans wife at
the best but to have the other fellow
glad of if and exult over your misery,
makes the situation less endurable. Yet
this is the situation of tailor of NASH
vile, Tenn, who thus tells bis story
you see, about three years ago | lived
in Paducah' Well, l was getting on pret-
ty comfortable there, and thought as |
ought to get some one to take care Of the
store, help me bit, and make me com~
Portable generally-s woman, you know,
got acquainted with sort Of pleasant
spruce sort of body, as l thought at the
time. She had been a seamstress,
but was making her home with family
whom knew, and was doing something
in the millinery line. We had a short
courtsbip, and I married her 1t was
pleasant enough for six weeks. We lived
like cooling doves the whole time, and ]
built up big plan for future happiness.
A month and half after we were mar
ried my wife says to me one day: 1
should like to visit my folks in t. AN
right says I, happy to afford her any
pleasure, and so we broke up housekeep-
ing, though it went sorely against me, and
my wife ment off to make her friends a
visit. She was to be gone several months.
And three weeks after she had gone Il
man comes into my shop one day and says
he, How do you like my wife 2 Your
wife, says 1. don't know your wife. l
have got wife of my own says I, and
my woman gets along happily yes that's
what l say says he, 'how do you like
her. Your name is x, isn't it p
That's my name says l. well, that's
her, said he she's my wife, and 1 am
glad you get along with her, for I'm
darned II could, he said. I found
out that it was all true by some inquiries.
He had married her in one of the interior
villages and they had separated So l
said 10 myself, l don't want to see the
woman again. So I sold out my shop
and came to Nashville. Here thought
would be safe from discovery, and so /
was for more than two years But five
months ago chap came into my little
store and told me he wanted me to come
out and see my little boy. ''He is the
prettiest shaver you ever saw says he
I'm your wife's brother, and she i.
with us, only out south forty miles
or So Then l told him the whole story
how / had been deceived, and he wer,
away satisfied. But didn't feel comforta,
BILE abont them knowing my whereabouts
and was preparing to leave Nashville, a
you know, when this morning she cam,
in and took me by surprise, aud that's how
the whole matter is The reporter whC
gives this little episode to the world, adds
The tailor looks disconsoate enough
How could he prove that the woman ha(
another husband besides himself : sale
she,and yet she had, How was he to ge
nd of her-what was he to do 7 Yester
day morning we looked into the bit of
shop, and there sat the tailor, and Their
sat the woman, just IA defiant as ever.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-30
ALBERT II. HAYES, MD.
Resident and Consulting Physician.

H.B.-Dr. II. may be consulted In strietest
confidence on all diseases requiring skill secresy
and experience. Invioable Seeresy and Certain
Relief 44y1
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-30

Wish TO inform the public that they own and con
troll the several pateuts under which their instru-
ments are made, and also the copyrights as
trademarks under which they are known and
sold. and any inirngements upon their rights sub
ject the pSrties so doug to the penalties Of the
Iaw.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-30
open ALL THE YEAR ROUND
THE BREAD LOAF INN.

Charges for Winter Season, 1863 Dinner,
76cts. Oyster 5uppers, u board per day, o. ;
feed for horses, Soc. We have recently added to
our accomodations a Ball Room, Is K "a, which
enables US to accommodate large evening parties
for dancing and other country amusemsnts. The
Bread Loaf Inn has so large a regular summer
business now that we are obliged at that season
to plao< on day charges high. During the win
ter We make them az low a. we can afford for the
benefit OF slsighlng parties and local custom.
JOSEPH BATTELL.
Ripaon, Dec. l4th, 1868. 8s
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24

Prnefic.l and analytical Chemfstss
saIl - n Drurrists nd Dralsrs m Nedi-ia- -
erru'hs-s. A. rbrirrzls y r = HAET CO..
a1d wuEEIOcK, INLAY . c. Ssr 0TI-l.s-
nrrilzl-s3.lno.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24

The Superior alEaAiagss 81 this Gin aTe.
LEI. Il snhansfs the galas sf the ealian
glazed On il fully a ssHl per Pssni ~ isa-
proving the staple,
"a, The quAniiiy sfoolien sinnei In ST.
ven time is nuSh greater iLAh b ahy eiher
siA Of an equal hunttT u saws A giA o.
eighty sass iuTns cut ten bales per day,
81, Il separates ffom the cotton meTs dasi
aAd m0les aAi leaves il clearer fTom nap
ihAA shy other sih uads,
ilh, The saeel Of the steel brush IL 10
straishlsn out the lini-fsm0Ning all tie
kiAks aHd knols-eaaslng il 10 undergo q
partial earling process The performance
o. this al the State Fair o. Mississippi Ia
1851, is thus noticed BY the lfaEisf as3 Ne
Classic, published at Jackson;
-ns c.iioa Gin u Gsilsti, GlaAnss a., sNriiuA
mash sundss slaerg ths 0aiten IlahtrFs iains rala
he - taTung cat ID l,Alss I4T aag fht samlaos a
ruion sKurs.issi Ia teagiy, snsss, ant hsrta iTla
nap any that ~ sssT sss- iekihg ntaTr isr sHssih
tale flon lair 4 o'inasn osil0n cards ilsA sali's
hsaa oolloh s'n,
9th, The roller cannot b. broken by
oTer-feeding.
9th. Il Is made In . superior style Of
workmanship, strong aud subianiial, with
iron ends, under the personal supervision
Of the paienlse, aud with The most complete
machinery, Every one is tested before be-
fore being sen, from the factory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24

Coo4IEs.-The Baton Rouge Ad-
vocate says of this class Of laborers:
There are coolies at work on Red
River and in ST. James Parish and
few in Ibcrville. They work
steadily and close, and although
slower hands than freedmen, they
are surer and cleaner workers.
At wood ehopping, team driving
and pIowing they are cxcelled by
white or freed laborers, but their
unremiiting attention TO their work
and little manifestation Of interest
ia anything else eanses them TO be
reliable and valuable laborers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24

TAls Gin has iaksn the Tirsi rrniua
Al the louisiana STATE Pair Ia APRIL,
isos. The tommiiiee eftsiien hrsksn
and Planters determined iis merits b.
the sa'iRs % lihl and the imProte'
mehl In staple.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24

a lad, narrating q street fight in
which he had been engaged, said:
"Ill tell you how il was. You see,
Bill and me went down TO the wharf
" fish and felt in my pocket and
found my knife, it was gone and !
said, Bill, you stolo my knife; and
he said was another; and l said so
there yourself; aud ho said IL was
no such thing; and said he was u
liar, and could whip him if | was
bigger n him; and no said he'd
rock mo to sleep, mother and l
said he was bigger ono aud he
said | never had the measles; and
I said for him to fork over that
knife, or I'd fix him for tombstone
at Laurel Hill !; and he said my
grandmother was no gentleman
and | said he durscn't take it up
but Ire did, you bet; you never
welE you never did; then l got up
again, and he tried to, but he didn't;
aud | grabbed him and throwcd
him down on the top of me like
several bricks; and | tell you it
beat aIl-and so he did; and my
little dog got behind Bill and bit
him, and Bill kicked at tho dog and
the dog ran, an4 i ran after the dog
to fetch him back, and | didn't
catch him till ! got clear homo;
a..u I'll whip him more yet. Is my
eye very black?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24

A BRAVE BoY.-Ono little scene
at Arlington struck all beholders.
~ very puny little orphan-one
who was, rs | afterwards learned,
the child of a sergeant who had
been shot dead on picket-came to
the grave of q Confederate private.
The boy before him stopped, and
on making a motion to planta bou-
quet on his grave, besitated and
refused. The little fellow broke
ranks, walked to the head of the
grave of the Confederate, and emp
lied all his freight of roses therc.-
His manner in doing this was that
of nervous courage, like one who
felt bold thought and acted
promptly on it, countless of danger
or opinion, and it seemed to be the
moral sublime act of the day.
1Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24
New Cotton Gin.

II DESIRE to inform the cotton growers
IL and all concerned, that | will be pre-
pared to Gin and Bale the present crop Of
Cotton. Ny Gins are new and the best in
use. Call and eramfne my machinery and
prospects before taking your cotton to
other Gins. I an determined to make TO
your interest, to patrOniIe me. Ny Wool
Cards are in good order and running al
the time. The highest market price paid
for cotton in wool rolls or cash Come and
see. 10. n. MORROW.
Dallas. June &c, 1s5o-4l.2m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24

TIE NMEYDE.-BillR R. is known
all over, and Bill was at the ball in
all his glory. All his necessaries
for pleasure were at hand-good
music, pretty girls, and excellent
whisky. Tho evening passed off
rapidly, as IL always does, and Bill
h.td, ut about one o'clock, become
pretty happy. Stepping up to a
young lady, he requested the pleas
ure of dancing with her; she re-
piled that she was engaged.
'-Wcll," said Bill "aro you on
gagged for the next set?" 93lt
She said she was.
"Can l dance with you next,
thcn?"
Il am engaged for that Also
20 "Can | dance with you tonight ?"
-t "No," with some hesitancy.
"Go to Boston - said Bill, highly
indignant, and turned on his heel.
After few moments, Bill was
aceostcd by a brother of tho young
lady, who charged him with insult
ing his sister.
Bill denies, but profcsses himself
willing to apologize, he has done
wrong, and accordingly steps up to
the young lady, when the following
conversation ensucs:
Miss L., l understand l have
insulted you ?"
You havo SIR i"+
"What did say, Miss L-Y
"You told me to go to Boston"
"Well," said Bill, 81 have come
to tell you that you needn't CO."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24

France sen, four and three ,uar
Ter millions nf eal3Ous u wine 10
E8riana ~ 1909
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24
AHOUsEnOLD NECESSITY.
A Most Wonderful Disinfectant
and Therapeutic Agent.
Darby'S Prophylactic Fluid!

II will purify the most offensive atmOs-
phere.
II will cleanse and cure Erysipelas, all
sorts OF sores, ulcers, boils, cuts, wounds, etc.
II will prevent gangrene.
II will cure Burhb, seaids and bruises.
Is a perfect pain-killer.
II will destroy and ncutraliEe all animal
and vegetable poisons.
1t will, therefore; cure stings or bites or
insects.
II will CLEANSE and purify the breath,
and hence is an excellent tooth-wash aud
healthful cosmetic.
1t will cure diarrhea, even in the worst
chronic cases.
1t will Instantly relieve horses of The
collie or persons Of heartburn.
1t will, owing to the bleaching properties
of Chlorine, remove oil ink spots, mildcw,
vegetable stains, etc.
II will cure Catarrh.
It will remove rancidlty out Of butter and
lard.
1t will, properly used, be more tfiicacious
than any other agent in preventing the
frequently done it.
IL VIII, Cscu III Dh'nilB, hccp inc shlu
healthy, soft and white.
We pledge whatever reputation We may
have as honest, truthful gentlemen for the
perfor nance Of all here claimed for the
article and more too.
1t is used everywhere by tho medical
profession as fast rs it is introduced, and
we respectfully refer to all prominent men
of the profession, from very many of whom
we have the highest testimonials of praise
for the Fluid.
As q convenient article for constant
family use il has no superior.
II has berutiful color, and when the
color is gone the virtues of the Fluid are
lost. Hence be careful not to get the cork
in the bottle or afy hnimal or vegetable
substance, dhd always keep the bottle
stopped After the Fluid has acted the
residuum is perfectly inert and harmless:
1t is taken internally as we'll as applied
externally.
1t is cheap, selling only at so cents per
bottle Of half pint.
You will find it at all the dthg-storcs, or
YOU CAP order it directly of lis.
Trade supplied on liberal terms.
Jim DARBY & CO., Propricters,
No. 100 William street, New York.
May 10, lS69-35:3m
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Thr li,'sinn Wslfhman sd ils
Actor ~. 10 f,llsslegi
We s.h o. nlf,sisr n lhs nest
tsnsus woali insffi ia bic hsi u
gsesiians N h. addfossgd 10 youns
= sasn, the following
IT, you .l-sk fruehf
t'an goa make br,adf
a. yuu .Isak hermaHf
Can yea broii a beri,irakf
n, you play On the pianos
Can yon roast a pirco VI boci 80
hriil leg o. mniions
Have y0n sihiir,l ,hemisiryf
tan yoa tell Whrther the wziss
shSuii bull ur be- cold into which
yuh place a leg 0fmuil0n, why lin
kiirh "a il better than an oven for
rr,l.ng hccl, Why a steak should be
frequently luTneis
H. ySu Painl in oil or water
eolnrss
Can you make a PIT Pies
Have you an eye for form aud
rnlnrss
Gan ynu armament your ro0m out
II r0mmun materials, or make a
b.,l2
Do you attend lerluros
Can Yea wash ilannols so that
they will not shrink
Can You shoPs
Can you tell good beef and NUT
tong -
DO you know when poultry is
tender and fish Is fresh
Arc you mn agreeable entertainer
IN the parlorg
Tan YOU intolligenlly direct and
pcrsuasivcly rule servantsg
We woall give moro for lha priv
ilcgo of reading the answers TO these
questions addressed TO the thousands
OF young women Of this land, than
10 read tho most entertaining book
which may be written FIR the next
ton wears. Wc fear they would
show that the fathers and mothers
Ind departed from tho good old
paths, aud neglected TO train their
duu .ltcrs in the science of house
keeping, science on which the hap
piness OF the race depends far more
than il dos on literature, music or
philosophy. This may DO very ma
tcriul, but il is very true.
We venture the assertion, that the cen
sus iaker wonld not get an answer TO any
Of the above questions, ono time In ten
on the contrary, he would DO moro apt 10
be shown the door for impertinenee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24

Nhslsssle snA Rfiail ssaihsTH Asrni n tks 0sis-
tHaisi PIANOS naanntsrinTsi ~ NAksCMALL
hiTTATERi btEnAh A SONS, saal. q. nALE,
ihs ckuaIast shd hfsl fianes sgsT entHai Ia lks
ssaihsTs naIksi aha s.li a. sAssi faSisTy fIiors.
Alsa NkRissalr ahd Retail nsaiksTn AFsnl a Ika
t.lshTstsd oTsaHs sTt Asiaauaas nasHstartuTsi 81
GAhnAhT A ALEbuAM, tks uaesi I~IfSi nssl ia,
siIaHsats Uats, and isI sale al sHaFi fsstory
nTios, Aise neeihsTn Asral u hUOsEf A co.'s
laHtsa Chap and standard hnsis Publications. the
shsslssi ani l.rsl Nnss rFrT onrTsl o. IL Asfli-
q T. so saTih u Aasr 60 filiy Gsnis, lSasd IN
IaEsT eassTs ssbi 60 ssnris e,py.
hhelasAis sni Esiail lAnairT ia Masis stfaetIe,
hale, Niulins, naitaTs, nFass ihstTuH,-nt, snI
ii.iiaI siIinss, ana 10 last s'syILiss IsTiaiHins
r,ios lists, ills,itsui c.islssa'i. ,rs, sen, b,
nail "a Application,
Nusis Iaaiisi, pot raid. on rsssiP, Oiihs narLei
Prize,
take ihls opParlaniiy q thanking these Via
duftns the Iasi Se4T favored me nth their conn.
deuce and orders, aud with my inrTrasei nrIliiis.
and advantages, hops siiii 90 b the favored resin.
Tents Il orders ioT Goods in my iiHe and IN return.
Sonli say, that all kVoFs sill 10 appreciated and
That VII guarantee satisfaction insIsIy in,oee 10
buyers, NsD. ns.psstfaiy.
PHILIP MERLEIS.
No - niHcsSr sTHrrT. \. b, Dec. S. Isos-isiy
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