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TO- ofton n Cold is considered very ordi-

81
nary tapg affair Just 90 hcame aud hence system
until simple durable affection. converted into
,eou, and generally Pulmonary disease The more prudent a"ar'
that violent Cough should be hed WITH ou' on 'n'
contrary it, npncy promptly maze use oil p
vSs RxPxcToRsSr which has sustained its reputation o
OYER % years as remedy always ecaous aud sure TO exert mo
beneficial Influence on the Bronchial and Pulmonary organs Sold
ALI mg
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REVA..L.EN'TA
A r. a . I G a L O O d,

proved BY 1900 cures which had been considered hopeless
A few quoted:
CURE No Is if3-Rome July 2l 6sThe health the iily
Father abandoning all other remedies -
entirely Dn Bss ReTslena Arab foo et
p n beneficial health and L, Holiness eaLnot pT.ss
this excellent high ."-Gazue du MOI, July p
CURE No 5S6if.-ofb Warehouses Dc Behaa of seen Tes
debility nervousness rrdhhV, "ih
bal digestion, constant seepessess anu
the most Noticeable nervous agitation
CURE No. 52,62Of the Dovag Countess o. Castlestusr Of
Indigestion, bile, great hIiaby, aud LysA Of MAIJ
standing
CURE No 4GsIi-Of6ny years Unacceptable fdyspepA,
cough, sb~s
and yomItinE-MAKfg JoLY, of Lynn, Norfolk
CURB No l5 472.-Of dyspepsia from the Right iononb. ih9
LorG Lieutenant Of tie Caan OF atefoFJi
ecut food SfsAkr Ds Da.
CHS Dronana, Csppoluin, Couuty Waterford
CURE 79S.-Nss Elizabeth Jacobs II extreme SeToufne,
Indigestion GATHERINGS low spirits and nervous iiAcies
CURE No 4B279.-l James Roberts, Of FIRMLY SaTey ofhy
years diseased lungs splitting Of blood liver arrangement snd partial
deafness .
CURE No 51.3I1-Of seePness indigestion pains he le
back and am fast gGg sirengh and besb A. oNHs'
CURE No 5D935 weakness lad tou sgi ntarage pAas
n ID bead, Of forty yeas' standirg-pAyiD nrFs
CURB No JiSf8The Rev. James r. Campbell Indigestion aSd
orpdy The liver which bad all Iaeica treatment
CURE 10 JSO-Tweny6ye constipation, S''
ges,ien. snl debity-W. Is. REEVES
CURE No 39O6.Tr,een yea cough Indigestion aud general
debility JAMS PcKTEL
The REVALRNTA ARABCA sy rs II o,ter
lies. nd costs less than ordinary fool
Aiso. the RBYALENTA CHOCOLATE.
DU BARRY & Co, No 100 wismst, Sss-fS't'
ffheua ffrorrre I'M fnWnT
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PROTECTION FOR WORKS OF AFT.

An adjourned meeting Of artists and others,
who cndeayOrng to secure copyright BY means Of
registered titles for paintings prints, photographs, &c.
was held Saturday evening az Mr. McDonads studio.
No. CT Broadway. Inc following report was read ana
ere can be hut one opinion tr to the efccrsy Or ne pstet, ai
e5s 30 laws have ye, been made Sbch lave especial ereSc5 to
cover cases that have made. The framer,
Of arr u,t he, been made IN e.. eonltry. Tie Pst'
e laws as s,hy relate 70 the sculpture and trade marks VII
Embodied II 5sg , ss were 10 o. 20 MAKE t.e i9I'
Tie sect present movement understand IT, Is to obtain the
paase o. Jaw OF Jaw, ~n w., au @ 'ua =" a''.n
prove the Of e nation the sole hgh interest aud h ownership
Your Committee Is well sffei at there must be mrpy conflicting
opons which passage such isto be
secureli viii m,ny more notions
AMI ae regarding tie principal clauses o tie law but yoa COM
desires T the progress Of ant It's broae,t and most liberal es,e in
tsin5 be- il favor some regulation uib Win y pse & m the
eR,e S~nsa o. TIER p9Ssos and ne saeai, q, hrr eoI'
The presentation to Congress at ear date Of bin enboug the
re Of he law shoudbe An act to promote e progress
nss. sauary eugvngs, prints plates bo ani alto relieves uiag
, charts nap dsvrgs eelng hihoginhs Photograph. ana de-
INK to the applicant patent or' eqa-nt r BIS production
In any Mid Of material Or And Of surface any
provide rede" for the owner
o. any design asa.t those who ne, make use Of by COPING repro
should be 80 framed e to enable le party ansd apoa 70 place az a
Tie ec eouniere and' hold them unu complete satisfaction be
The law should specify The des Of the ter and the which
be 10 receive should specify TIE fees TO be paid by the
designer and they should be n possible aud poc
ton extended as long possible The present copyright as allows II
and the cost but Sthe rates should not bali
your Committee beg suggest 10 those who have framing
this law, that they consider Whenever tie infringement Of the Law the
Iang couuieriug Oh that
registered should not be considered penal onese and DO punished
word not be difficult draw meh l law nor re-
gne much enoft to place before our rese'ss ia the National
Legislature
Your Committee would recommend therefore
be appointed BY this Representing the ddcret branches
and be directed to draw bl embracing the main features elod IN
t add other that Woul
make effective aud that this come he directed report
next meeting which should be held u public hall this
City.
ionr Committee has attempted 20 take al those question.
which hare bearing favor opposed Registry
law simply s facts leaving gle discussion thereof 70 This meeting
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IFpSEY CIrY n. L-Taylor,s Hotel was on Satnr-
IAunOuncements.l

WINcHEsTER's BYPOPHosPHITEs OF LIME and
SODA has been successfully 20 nnumerabe ea'es Of PULMONARY
CONSUMPTION during past YEARS with invaaoe success o
b. all respectable Druggists WiScHESrEH Co., riOpre'''' w.
O Al. Nex.YoTk.
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-9h-Mongov TO 81 iofso a. overcast TO 81
tom H. Aneruoon-Overcast and very cosuy W ndv 0b :
YerT cloudy Evenlngoyercast nu cloudy from
Manufactured TO $50; cloudy ron
IL very raining from ESQ 70 z az cloudy at
tencon-Shghty cloudy TO $50; cloudy +" - VIZ
HyepiBg-Clear; 6ne. n,p,pruENr
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL ~ ,n,i--nograI DEPART
The following a report Of the Central fAiA 'Ae'''"
meni for the week ending January ., ooJi .a~o,rrRH
% ma Week N
We. M Jan oS
ainn a. H. In 90 Sla Minimum at jan J''''VV'
uCLe
REHARKs-Rail on Jan 4 aud s. Total amount Oh "~'"'
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BYRON NJ. PICKETT. .

On motion OF Mr.. Rawson, two others were added 10
the Committee. aud the Committee instructed 10 report
Jaw WIN all The necessary provisions at the next meeting
be held az the Cooper Institute the LIST OF February
Yer tho regular business Of the meeting over Mr.
Fa man offered the following resolution:
Nr'd That tomtse Of three be apponted
popre = shd de.iFahny Of organizing society Of artists Tor the pir.
ohet OF action Involving Interests
art soeeJ to embrace all professional willing
associated Na also students Of t rh such restrictions v favor
This rest nton was carried aid the meeting then al.
iourued
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pshsd writers aud especially the departments o. nee h''s
geographical discovery ad the application OF the Ps
Affairs Of f large supply Of fcion ba'ha p'0''
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The pages Of this handsomely illustrated wcek supplied %
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pyus Of the and foreign wicr'lS D'
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The New Wor avery handsome Journal hled With sres'
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The paper is original and aseiaL"-[N y. Evening Post
fae paper has many strong points Of erceieaoe- J. WV
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the haudsomest artistic Of the illustrate" ~
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We judge to exeeu, family paper, Oihahy moral '''
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The New World designed TO be instrnciug as wei " 'h'
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We deem the New World worthy Of high eonmendsH'' "
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hygiene the EtcheB constitute prominent features
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HOME NEWS.

THE WEATHER IT,. n. vI,s
NV YoRK. Hour. Their Bar Wind "a ~ 90 % 20 n W.
Jan. 81 COZ 3ll0 y r. jan ~ 70 40 % gS n WI
IL SO 1910 f. 40 aO09 w
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d. L. OfIiAh, bTlSaulef-OcheIal NohhSAuiHs'
The good effect OF martial law Is seen In the following
pledge signed by 800 citizens Of Woodruff County:
ArGnsrA. MooDRrrF Co..lAIk.. b


We the undersigned, citizens OF Woodruff County, DO
hereby pledge ourselves to tho faithful support 81 l9e
Administration and Government Of the state OF Arkau-
sas and agree individually and collectively TO protect all
people in their rights, obey the civil laws ana see that
others do it, That We will sustain the civil officers
bringing TO justice the desperadoes and outlaws who
commit crimes in the country. That We Will use every
effort 10 rid the community all lawlesnes and lawlcs
Characters refusing aid and comfort under all clrcm.
bv some 800 l.. A. RENO.
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rHHRnOMErRN
THE CITY.

RaBge.....,............ .ol1 Range - .
REMARKs-Rain Oh jan I aud 5. Total amount OF W
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vrw-yoRK CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL AND MISSION
AIRY SOCIETY OF THE METHODIST EPlsCorAh
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sai,sZLasassS
pTfANSttfisss1. arm s5slSIl s i Isz;sssl

g c6fUMBaff I; Issca i7 sslss 81 esSeon
b NEW iYoHE. rMsrch "a & sls TN ,S Noon. toSks
unsettled. Money active, at 7 Exchafige
I8sx. Gold 9ii8l 1S Flour steady .s Pork
firmsr-new mess 81. 80. Steam lard firmer
barrels 10. Il Cotton steady, at 2814928}k.
z. M.-Cotton shade frmer and more
active; sales 300 bales, at 26H. Flour q
shade firmer and rather more doing-super-
fine State 5.40@5 85-common to fair extra
Southern 5.4O95.s5. Wheat 1@2c. better,
without much activity. Corn 1c. lower
Pork in fair demand-new 31.S71s@32 go
Lard frmer-kettle 19@19]1. Whiskey
quiet. at 951a. Gold 3124. Freights quiet
BALTIMORE, March 17.-Cotton dull and
nominal at %. Flour very dull. Wheat
dull-red 1.30@1.40. Corn dull and lower
white 80(9S2; yellow IS. Oats dull-Mary-
land 55965. Rye dull, at 5000. Whis-
key dull, at 95. fs
CINCINNATI, March 17.-Mess pork ad-
vancing, and held at 80. 50@33. 90. Bacon
held shoulders ID; clear sides 17ls, with
little demand.
CHARLESTON, March 17.-Cotton easier,
but more active. with sales of $50 bales
middlings 271S; receipts 632.
SAVANNAH, March 17.-Cotton steady,
with sales of $50 bales-middlings 271I;
receipts 292.
AUGUSTA, Marcn II.--CottOn market
quiet. with sales of 265 bales; receipts 1853;
prices shade frmer
MOBILE, March 17.--Cotton demand
moderate but firm; sales 700 bales-low
middlings 26; receipts 145; exports 29
NEW ORLEANS, March 17-Cotton in fair
demand and slightly stiffer-middling 27az
@28; sales 5000 bales; receipts 1, $50; ex-
ports 2,452. Gold 321S. Flour dull-su-
perfine 6.25; double ESQ: treble 700
Corn tending up, q. 80. Oats lower, at II
@?2. Pork firm-mess $500. Bacon
firm-shoulaers 1411a(91434; clear rib 173z;
clear Is. Lard dull-tierce 1S14(919; keg
2O922. Sugar firmer-prime AZ. Mo
lasses firmer-common G0(0G5; prime 7OG
rs. Whiskey dull and unchanged Coffee
nominal-fair 15%; prime 17s4.
HAVANA, March 17.-Sugar quiet-No
-. 5000. Exchange steady.
LIVERPOOL, March 17-3 p. M-Cotton
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, March 17-Evening. Cotton
qniet, at previous quotations.; sales 5000
bales.
HAvRE, March 17.-Cotton closed ycster-
day shade easier but not quotably lower,
and opens to-day quiet-spot unchanged;
aioat dull-low middlings afoat 1431ss.
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BEER

FhHE Commissioner of Agriculture, in his report
Z z.,I Ior the year 1865, speaks follows: :
There can be no doubt of the general adulte-
ration of all malt liquors. In England and other
countries, where heavy penalties are imposed, and
an increasing vigilance practiced to detect and
punish such frauds, by system of inspection of
all malt liquors manufactured before exposed to
sale, the practice is very common. How much
more n, IN this country, where there no laws on
products of the brewery? Some years ago, Pro-
fessor Mapcs, OF New York, anaIyzed the beer
from rom dozen different AT breweries and all were
SAID that the sale of drugs to brewers is profit
able part OF the trade. This isperfectly infamous
Cocculus indicus, fish berry y nux voniica dog
button, from which strychnine is obtained ed ! are
some OF the delectable substances found in beer!
These are potent, poisons, and the brewer found
his own vats. The British Parliament passed a
law to prevent this nefarions business The fol-
lowing is an extract: NO druggist, vendor Of or
dealer in drugs, or chemist, or any other person,
shall sell or deliver to any licensed brewer dealer
In or retailer OF beer, knowing them to be such,
OF OF shal sell or deliver to any person on account
or or lh trust for. any such brewer, dealer or re-
taller, any liquor called by the Of or sold for
colorlng, from whatever material the same may
." be made; or any material or preparation other
color OF worts or beer, or any molasses, vitriol
honey; quassis, cocculus ndicus, grains of para
o,se d pepps or opium or extract
ration to be used in worts or beer for or as sab
stitute for malt or hops; and If any druggist shall
ohohu III auy VI tne5e partlcuinrS, SuCh prepaTa-
ton, &c. shall be forfeited, and may be seized by
any ohcer OF excise, and the person so offending
| shall forfeit tue hundred pounds
Under this law, very many druggists and brew
ers were brought togrief, and yet the practice
! continues. Unless the American public are ready
to admit the immaculate purity and innocence Of
American brewers, they must be content, while
drinking their beer to cherish the belief that they
are at the same time guZzling somo narcotic poi
son or damaging medicine. In view of tho unpre-
cedented growth Of the barley crop; of the great
increase Of the number Of maltsters and brewers
drunk in every city and almost every town on the
continent; it is the dictate of sound wisdom, that
the attention Of Legislators should be called to
the subject of the aduteration OF malt liquors
and severe penalties should be inflicted as pre-
ventive."
P.S.-Judgo for yourself! My Beer is pure.
March Is JOHN G.. SEEGERS
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Richland County---In Equity.

James U. Adams rs. John Kleckley. Decree for
Foreclosure.
TTNDER decree of Circuit Courts sitting in
u Equity. in the above stated case, will be
sold, on the FIRST MONDAY in April next,
before the Court House, in Columbia, between
the hours OF II A. M. and 3 p. NJ:
All that lot of LAND situate near the city of
Columbia, in the County of Richland, on the
Camden Road-butting and bounding to the
North on the Camden Road East on lands Of Dr.
John Wallace; South and West On lands of the
Estate of Robert Latta; containing FOUR ACRES,
more or less.
All that PLANTATION or tract of LAND stu
ate in the County and State aforesaid. on tho
Rice Creek Spring Road. near the city of Colum-
bia. butting and bounding to the North on lands
belonging to Mrs. Gbbes; to the West on lands
OF Mrs. Dent, lands formerly of Andrew Wallace.
and lands Of Alexander Smith; and to tho South
on lands oil Mrs. Smith, and James u. Adams;
and containing 800 acres, moro or less on the
following terms, viz: For 80 much cash as shall
be sufficient to pay the principal and interest
which shall then be due, together with the costs
and expenses of tho suit; the balance u credit
OF one. two, three and four years, to be secured
by bonds bearing interest from the day OF sale, to
be paid annually, mortgages Of the property, the
buildings to be insured and kept insured, and the
policies ofinsurance assigned. Purchaser to pay
Tor stamps and papors.
March IA mth D. 3. MiLLEB. g. 9. p.
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Richland County---In Equity.

Benz njamin III. Lee vs. A. NJ. Hunt. t.-Decreee 10,
Foreclosure.
HINDER decree of the Circuit Court sitting in
" Equity, in the above stated caso will be
sold, on the FIRST MONDAY in April next, be-
tore the Court House, in Columbia, between the
hours OF II A. N. and =. NJ:
All that lot of LAND, situate in the city OF CO.
lumbia, in the County aud State aforesaid, the
corner of Gervais and Gates streets, buttinS and
bounding towards the North, on lands formerly
Of Frances Edgar; East lands formerly OF
Margaret Mcdowell; South on Gervais street. and
West on Gates street; containing one acre, more
or less, the following terms, viz: So much casl!
as shall be sufficient to pay the principal and in
tercst which shall be then due, together with the
costs and expenses of the suit; the balance a
credit of one, two and three years: to be secured
by bonds and mortgages of the property. Pur-
chasers to pay FOR stamps and papers
March IA NTH D. 3. MILLER; G. G. =.
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Proceedings of Council.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
COIIIAIRJA hT,

U,
Present-His Honor the Mayor; Alder
men Agnew, Bates. ClaAey, Geiger, Hope,
Hussung, johnson, Radcliffe, Shields and
Walter.
The minutes of the last regular and spe-
cial meetings were read and confirmed.
Petitions from Mrs. S. s. IcCully and
Mrs: NJ. %. Brady. praying that Council
would remit their city taxes on real estate,
were presented and referred to the Commit
tee of Ways and Means.
A petition from Mrs. S. P. Gibbes. was
presented, calling attention to the condition
OF the drainage on Upper street, between
Huger and Wayne streets, which was re-
ducing the value of her property by the
washing away of the earth Referred to
the Committee on Streets
A petition from E. f. Hei, was presented,
praying that Council would grant him per-
mission to erect two or more wooden build.
lngs on Richardson street, between Green
and Divine streets On motion, the PRAYER
OF the petitioner wns granted.
The following paper was read and received
rs information:
"W B. Stanley, II. n. Lewis, G.. G.. New
ton and j. @. Janney object to the petition
OF locating a powder magazine, proposed
by Mr.. Hardy Solomon, on Mr.. Levy's lot,
lying between Gates and Assembly streets.
(Signed J. @. JANNEY."
~ communication from w. IL. Smith, for
the American Machine Works. Springfield,
Mass, was read, requesting the settlement
of an account due by the city since 1859,
for $142. GA and interest. less credit of
$500. Alderman Agnew moved that S11O
be paid for the full liquidation Of the claim,
which motion was carried
Ihe City Physician presented his quar-
terly report. Referred to the Committee on
Aims House.
An application for quart license to retail
splrltueus liquors, from E. Stenhouse, was
presented and referred to the Committee on
Licenses.
The following accounts were presented
and referred: E. & G.. d. Hope against Aims
House and City Hospital Hopson & SUIT
phen against Water Works and for dog
collars; Robert Harmon and S. T. Lorick
against the Street Department.
The Committee of Ways and Means re-
ported the monthly report of the City Clerk
Tor February, as being correct. Concurred
in.
The same committee also presented the
following report:
The Committee of Ways and Means, to
whom was referred the petition of F. w.
Green, beg leave to report, that as the city
finances will not, at present, admit of the
liquidation Of bonds past due, they there
fore respectfully recommend that all past
due bonds, on presentation, shall be funded
In new bonds, bearing seven per cent. inte-
rest from date of issue, and that the claim
of John Green be paid as early as practical
| BILE by the Clerk of Council.
! Report of the Committee OF Ways and
| Means received and adopted.
The Committee on Accounts presented q
report, recommending the pay ment of the
following bills, they having been examined
and found correct: w. G. Bower, Aims
House, $61.0 90; J. l.. Kirkwood, for print
| ing. $35O0; G. G.. Newton. for badges,
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Richland County---In EQUITY.

Edward kinsler and Henry o. Knsler, Executors
OF Iohn j. Knsler, rs. Amelia B. Knsler Mary
HNDER decree of the Giro uit Court, sitting in
~ Equity in the a bove stated case, will be sold
on G. the rIRsT @ MoNDAi in april next, before the
IL A. NJ and p. NJ. the following Tracts of
Land. to wit:
No. 1. Four acres of LAND, in the ely of Co.
immba; bounded by Eichland, Giet, Laurel and
iincknev streets.
No 2 a Tract of Land, in Lexington County,
continuing l29a acres; bounded North by Conga-
Zee Creek: East by Joyners land; South by land
land
No. >. a Tract OF Land, in Lexington County,
known as the "Neace Tract" containing 1881
lands OF A. Hook and estate OF Kinsler; South by
lands OF Kinsler's, and West by land not known.
No. 4 Tract OF Land, in Lexington County.
tanning 524 acres bounded North by Buffers
land; East by Cougaree River; South by r. JOY
ner'a land and West by aeger
No. o. Tract OF Land, in Lexington County,
acres: bounded North by lands of General Henry
Arthur; East by Congaree River; South by
Geiger's la land and West by land of Joyner.
known the "Maverick Lands" situate imme-
datey opposite and in sight of the city of Colunl-
ba bounded by lands of Gugnard and others,
containing about l, 200 acres, the exact number of
acres not known. but survey will be completed
and quantity made known on day of sale and this
tract sub-divided to suit purchasers.
No z: The right and interest of the late John
the Tract of Land, i'll Richland County, known as
Palmyra" situated near Barhamville, contain
ing = acres
Plats of all the above property can be seen at
the Office of the undersigned.
TERMS OF SALE.-One fifth cash, and the balance
upon credit OF one, two and three years; Sc
cured by bond and mortgage Of the premises
SOLD, purehasers I to pay for stamps and papers
marcn 1T NTH ID. Is. MILLER. G, &. Z.