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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-21
NEW ADvERTlsEMENTs.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
G u. CHURCHILL - Bro
Is. B. CHuRcHrLL, WILEY C. cHURCHLLS
SUCCESSORS TO
TAYLOR d CHURCHILL,
TO- a MAGAZINE STREET. Opposite st. james HOssi
Established In 1854.
Have on hand and for sale At reduced prices:
25oo ksu NAILS, ID. Cd, 3d.. lod- I'D. Dd.
25oo Hail Spear and B. ?. Avery COTTON PLoWR
100 cssks English TRACE CHAIFa
500 dsssn Hunts and p. @. fsyor's AXES.
100 tons Phfsdslphis HOLLOW WARE
lbo dsssa ROOT HAMES and HoGsKIN coLLARA
leoo Double Barrel SHOT GUss-from IS to sn.
iW Sloto 30
500 :. %. :. SIS 70 Sioo. s d
Is casks Plantsr' HOES. t.t1 h r
$50 dozen assorted FISHING LINES. -.
Also large assortment Of Table and Pocket CUTLERY
which oer At redsced prices at wholesale and retail
s B. CHURCHILL BRO,
Il Mssasins street. Opposite ST. James Hotel
OF. ans MEXICAN SADDLE AND BErDLE, for the
benefit OF sf. JOHNS NEW CHUkcH, (Eev. Jeremiah
TieRs,s 50 CENTS 70 be Of Halle. Ancsionesr
is7 Poysrss street Odd Fellows
The articles are 70 be ssen at l67 Poydras stree
ca ~ EEDUCrlos IN rARE-SEw
"a ALL RAIL PASSENGER ROUTE
Ts An Points north and Fart. via Jackson,
Mics. ...-
SELMA, DAsror. xHoxxr1Is AND ssroHsuso.
WARRINGTON BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK.
The only line making eoss connections With trains Of tbs
Orleans. korthers Railroad, leaving
Passenges leaving New Orleans at IA n arrive at Jack
cioe connections Dalton With trains Of the Virginia and
err cities. OIL
Only two changes Of cars bstwsss Jackson and Dalton
| s:s G: s ;.ss,ss a.
wash gsen 81 ST. Baltimore sA 81; Philadelphia $40 o
P..ssncer. from Nav orleans by purchasing LOCAL
TICKETS TO Jackson, Miss !. and fHR0UGH rIlKE's
a. eke. ose o. o me se h - su s Yk and Pbs
ssobs ma ss g on each ticket to Baltimore and wash
isgton. $780,. 1870 -
Sssgags checked through 2. ysekson TO destination.
~ ~ " ~ - '' Selma Line.
EOO CASES CLAREr-
ST. JULIEN MEDoc.
For sale cheapoy ass-lt ,
BARNETT LioS.
Is New Leveesnd
IL tuition street.
V'HE LOAN AND rLED8E AssocAA-
TON
Chartered by the state or Louisiana
For twenty-five YEARS.
..s,,s c.,,.., ssoo. 600
e
and offer more security to parties esrow,pg un ..d.n.
--------- ------------------
Rox
anu ~ ~
forwarded NV N. .lv..ton Houston and Henderson Rail-
road a. 7.,v.~ton
rre. ar vvhaxca0e ana Drava~e.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-21
COUTHERN Plastic SLATE ROOFING
COMPANY,
once. 81 Magazine Street.
Parties Of sstsndard Feproof Roofing would do
well to call on before making their contracts
The attention Of Steamboat Owners also called to the
superiority Of this roofing for Steamboats,.

FISHING TACKLE.
fhs undersigned having studied the Of the Southern
Market in the FISHING TACKLE LINE. for twenty
years. takes pleasure offering his country friends and
customers enc Of the largest and varied stock Of
HOOKS, LINES, RODS FLOATS ANB BASKETS.
IN all their varieties and would beg psrusAl Of the fol-
Fish Heokss
Limerick Trout HookA bowed. llotololo.
:. "a h.t'sd: tololo
ssssss soes sSI al .i.ss s'i ic%ioIa
ehss,srtown Hooks, all si1sa
s.S sSs h g e s s:S :as ,,o,,
Buffalo and sunfsh Books.
I% %sIss w SRsssf sa ssst. q. :,.'
a Sea and Catfish Hooks. 4 % 10
Also, Asserted Lisess
Cotton qshls IA PEN nsa y to 800 ssss l0ns
. Twist Fish Lines
lay ssy,s out ~ Li1 9:,sI lssgs line.
Linen Trout and Fsh. and assorted eOiOr'' Lines
Plated and twisted sink Lines
seseIs;s Fish Lines a. N sizes sizes
Rugged and Furnished Lines. Ii
Fi:si s sssiss :.; assorted
And a complete stock Of HARDWARE and oUrLERY
Always on hand the GENUINE BAMBOO POLES 3D.
letting Visit when in the city you win find prices the
LOWEST in the market
ssen OF the Bsg Bamboo.
"a RoussET.
@ Successor to Rousset . voorhies
No. II ola Levse, OPP. CASTOR Heu.e.
OnEY Jacket sIrTERs.
HuNBUG OF FoREIGN MANUFACTURE
| But the materials Of their manufacture are mo"
sOUTHEBN HEwBs
u.nuf.csursd by BARNETT 3 LION,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-21
HllIE q THOMAs's SALES.
FURHIYUBE... .....FURNITURE......... FURNITURE
H., Bx HILLE = THOMAS.

49,. MONTGOMERY BROS. q CO.'S SALES.
. s-r y HoRsEs AND HULEs. ~ 'rfsd
GREAT BALE OF ELEGANT SADDLE AND HAR.
NESS HORSES, WORK MULES. BUaGIEs. HAR
NEaR ETC. AT AUCTION CAB ffair aim
BY MONTGOMERY BROs. - co..
z n. MoErooxxRY-Auctiouesr.
Flag lil4I 0nics-s9 Camp street.
MONDAY. March sed. es haIfpass 10
1sA O'Clock H. p Liners Stables, orsvix street. vii
Be sold f-At 't-t u.t ..' fi-'
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses, m pairs and snes
Alo-Elegsst Top ssd Open Buggiss Harness, Saddles.
- fskns--oHsh n o. 3. Treasury Nosss it-
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. ....FURNIfURR
NJ MONTGOMERY BB0s. - o..
" Nt 4 n. uoEfeonnRy. Aucsonsa.
VrUEsDAY. March 13s. ~ II e'eloek \
n a. their Auction Mart 81 Camp street, WIN be Sold
general assorsment Of HOUSEHOLD YUkNITURR,
such Rosewood, Mahogany and walnut Bedstsads Bu-
reaus Armols Washstands Mahogany and Walnut fetea
6ofas, Spring eeat Cha Easy Chai Marble Top Center
fablea kaSb Top 6dsboas Extsnsion Table, Velvef and
Brussels CsrpstA French Plate Mrorn Mastrsss knrav
hes PAntin Cooking Stoves and Utsnsl So. hna the
eonten1s Il several wsllnurnsnsd houssk
A large hvsies Of Cottage BsdA oAns end Wood ssa
n1-fssrs-cssb In q. 9. Treasury Nossa - t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
GENERAL NOTES.

The Cleveland Herald heads its Letters from
the People Voices from the Crowd"
Anatootz. and other chiefs of the Sitka
indiana have asked the United States Commissioner at
Alaska to cause schools and hospitals TO DO established
among them.
ThereIis a man in New-Jersey who insists
on having his marriage ceremony repeated every year.
going through the whole ceremony OF dress for his
wife, dinner 10 his friends, DC.
A fireman of the Central Pacific Railroad fell
of the locomotive when travelling at high rate OF speed
After going ten miles the engineer missed him. backed
up the train. and found him asleep against the bank
The total population of Rochester is 69,2OS.
The gain population in four years 1925 or consider
ably moro than the gain Of the fifteen years next pre-
cedng.
A mass of gold, weighing 81 ounces and worth
$780, was discovered few days ago on the farm OF MT
r. q. Davidson in Montgomery Co., Md, nine or ten
miles from Georgetown. II was imbedded In brown
quartz
The Japanese colony in FL Dorado, CAL, is
doing well at accounts though many have been pre-
vented from joining them by the troubles in Japan They
are having good with skworm and olpant
culture.
The engineer fell from o steamboat on the
Mississippi, night not long ago, and quietly SUNK
When his absence discovered the boilers were iouhu
red hot and trembling on the brink explosion, hav
ing themselves for half hour without assistance
|
much enthusiasm IN Ban Francisco by her beauty The
America $50 feet in length 80 feet BEAM and % feet In
depth OF hold measuring $500 tuns and registering about
| 100 tuDs. T.
Two Welsh gentlemen. named Welch, lost
their way exploring the immense Of Loves Cave
in Tennessee After many hours Of vewless wandering
they found current of air which guided them to the
cayern's mouth.
| A Republican Convention for Redwood
County Minnesota, passed. among Others the following
| resolution: .I. ..
BsOiued That brand beaded boilers Republicans
who have ibis DAY mtm Convention a. the Blacksmith shop
In forest tree lately cut down in Wisconsin
was found an Indian arrowhead completely Embedded
and grown over tsppears from counting the layers Of
wood over ~ thAt 90 years have elapsed since the arrow
which 1t tipped was shot at the tree.
Mounted ietter-carriers have been introduced
into the Chicago POstofhce system, and the scheme
works we'll The total number of letters delivered and
collected IN September lsst ysar in the city, was $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
THE PROGRESSIVE BRAHMos.

On the oath OF. August last the new house of
gorshp for the Progressive BrahmOs native THESIS OF
Calcutta opened for divine service. Devotional
sreises continued from early morning till late at
night. IN the evening a sermon was preached by the
congregational minister. BsbOO Keshub Chunder Sen on
benefits OF and liberation The following Is the
formal declaration of principles by which the
be guided Every day at least every week the One only
God without second the Perfect and Infinite, the Gre
ator OF all, 0mnipresent, Almighty. Allknowing, All
1aeFcu aud All holy shall be wOTshped In these prem
isss No created object shall be wOrshped here No
inferior being or material object SHAH be wor
SHIPPED as identical With God or like unto God OF as
Incarnation OF God ana prayer or hymn shall DO
offered chaBted unto or in the name OF any one eX.
cept God. No carved or painted image, no external
syhIb0 which has been may hereafter be used
by any sect for the purpose OF worship the renle
bfauco OF particular event, shall DO preserved here
Neither eating drinking nor any manner OF mlrth or
shall be allowed here. No created being or
object that has been may hereafter be wOshped by
any shall bc I1diculed condemned In the course OF
the Divine DO conducted here. No book shall
he acknowledged revercd the infalible word OF
God yet book which has been may hereafter he
acknowledged by sect To be lnfable shall be Tdl-
onled cOnemned No sect shall be Yllifed, rdculed,
hated No prayer, hymn, Sermon or discourse 10 be
delivered used here shall eOuDenanee encourage
any OF idOlatTy Bectarianiqu sin. Divine
service shgll be conducted here IN such spirit and
may enable all and women, irrespective Of
distinctions OF caste, color and condition. TO unite In one
family esebew all manner Of error aud sin, and advance
N Wjsdon, faith, spd uRhte0usDesA The congregation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
COURTS MARTIAL-wHY THEY SIT WITH CLOSED
DOORS,

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of Wednesday last, in re-
errng to the release Of exAssstant Paymaser Bosar
you say:
Full particulars Of tie testimony rubshd g. rule
Courts Martial shall he kept secret
un shall passed aud received Toe approval o
the Secretary Of the Navy"
This IA the custom but not rule OF the service for
the best authorities military law regard courts martial
as omen courts The reason for this obvious sece
tary Wees was often Obliged during the wa totnd fault
with cours martial sentencing prisoners 0f nigh rank
10 penalties so rdlculously dispropoIonate 10 the
gravity OF their oenses that TO nhct them would have
been farce The public will scarcely have forgotten the
atrocities lately peTpetrated on board the L. s. steamer
Pawnee for which officer has Just been court
narrated Reporters were excluded from this 20
prevent daily publication OF the proceedings which
might have tendency TO influence the witnesses rus
Department will let the light OF day In upon the proceed
iuga in this case and future Of general interest Tho
interests the service would be advanced by pub
LEFTY and none need fear II but the guilty, the lnoon
neteut. and the unjust.
Ngir. York. Oct. ~, 1869,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
THE cARBoLIc ACID EXPLOSION AT GowANUs

THE cARBOLIC ACID EXPLOSION AT GoWANUs.
Coroner Jones yesterday commenced IN in
Quest on the bodies Of Martin Voorhies and Michael
Geoghan who were killed by the explosion OF the carboc
acid tank at the Robbins Wood Preserving Company,
Gowanus Mr. Richard W. Trundy, superintendent 81
the works testified as follows;
for three mooss ths vos preou.
that PsnnsyvsnA and Nes-iork sos
familiar With construction Of the nschihsy which sHpoei super
under Mr. VooThes Instruction. the bottom 81 zoe
boiler hafiOeh boiler wrought os the tog part vs' gun
inch bottom pArtot eues the as Vas guns
~ inch thick ihiak Inch qnArtf
thak the boilers eight ei be eBd sefesed
an 10 M end Of boiler which had fane and serese ul 9TH
tWepty clamps sheen inches spart brgsd
The Tim OF the foar inches as tie iron Ess
ali lifted Jersey City aud brought 10 toe ffsnne
where built the circular hole 10 the END 81 me
boiler feet 10 dAnser' The piece Of Srog n ~
d the drum about bali an ine tlc ae
Games direct eola sih the roo ei W.
the aud all being made esFr r
rolled Baltimore and he boiler male 20
The groupd there walls 10 nhrs tick which e'me
mo n,ay 70 the boilers the top OF ts wa tre va a.
aehed seeton which layer 81 d Z" Keep We
bst rom capsg duuK this between he rou aud
The boiler passing through cold air 20 cool TIE boiler iei We
completion VI the process this Sas par, NJ Va psiga1
Several other witnesses we're examined, but nothing
was elected beyond the facts already published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
NEW YoRh DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY

Report Of the Managers OF the NewYork Insti-
tuition for the Blind Catalogue OF the University
Of the City OF NewYork 1869 Mammal for the use OF me
Legislature OF the State OF ewYOrk 1869; The Medical
Register Of York. Brooklyn, aud vicinity for 1902
VIII of James H. Roosevelt, founder OF the Hospital,
with the act OF the Legislature Incorporating the same
and Bylaws OF the Board Of Trustees; the city morn
ing newspapers Of Oct 30 1859 the city evening pdpers
Of Oct 49, 1867 The Ohistidn hte0enoer OF Oct. ~,
1889 The cornerstone then placed position by
Dr. Delaheld who sand al lay tho stone OF
the Roosevelt Hospital, and centuries pass before
what is deposited here will again be revealed TO mortal
eyes" An address then delivered by the Rev. Dr.
Joseph T. Dnryea and the benedictOn pronounced by
the Rev T. p Rogers ID D. and the audience dispersed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
THE HoBoKEN FERRY COLLISION.
% he Editor Of The TribHHe.

SIR: The collision last evening between the
Pavonia and HOboken ferry -bOats Unexpected
thing The contest between the pilots Of both ferries has
for some time been to the passengers. Only
u collision inlinien and fact 10 - 40
constantly 1t is hot great while ago that tine Payona
boat eusquehannah struck the boat HobOken az the
wheehOuse and OF the whole of the mems cabin.
The lives of hundreds OF passengers jeoiarEed by
this foolish reckessness and IL IL time such outrageous
conduct should be- suppressed by the strong arm o. inc
law. A PAsshFVhA'
Rese York, Oct. 90 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD rMpRovrlIENrs.

The new third track on the Hudson River
Railroad has been constructed Tarytown but will not
be in use for several months several bridges are TO bo
rebuilt in consequence OF the widening n le roadway
new passenger depot Is being constructed AT IaIry
town aud a new one will located the gas works
at YOnkers The track will probably DC used as the
uptrack" and the present uptraok FOR ie down t.as
new track used for siding on trains, whlch
great relief TO the traffic this road The work being
done I'm substantial manner. Tho dep0ts VIII Oe
commodious and attractive in appearance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
NAVAL NOTES.

The U. s. steamer Tennessee was hauled out
Of dry dock at O'Clock yesterday the Albany will tako
her place on Monday. The store-shp Guard IL nearly
discharged; she will be dsmanted AMI go ont OF com
mission Solicitor. General Boles visited the Navy YaId
Yesterday on official business. There are ABOUT 900 men
M present on board the receiving ship Vermont Tho
Marine General Court Martial is sti In session at the
Marine Barracks Commodore j. L. WOrden OF Monitor
fame expected shortly from Europe where he has been
for several years he has orders TO command the Naval
Academy az Annapolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
CANT PHRASES.


TO INC EdFIOT OF INC ITFUHHt'
SIR: In his last Fridays prayer meeting Mr..
Beecher compared the conventional religious phrases
used from OF duty by people The Keys and
pennies and silver pieeesin the days when had sill
ver-hat he has heard prosperous business rattle
oompacenty IN their p0ckets Asa boy he used TO stand
by such men with much awe aud admiratlon men wis
great development" said he, with gesture more
pressve than the word But, man, when 10 eonos To
Tatng the round shot OF pi0us rite sayings like How
Ia IL with your soul to-dayf" he Is Disguised, and ho
should think ether people would be. COMMON bENsk
Z Brooklyn, Oct l6, 1860.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
CIVIL

In the matter of the decision of Judge Ben
edict October 1869, directing that whenever seEafe
condemnation and sae Of goods wares or merchandise
shall take place within the United States aud the value
which accrues tho United States or so much efoo
as may be necessary shall be applied TO the payment OF
fine costs of prosecution. Sec. Of Act ll. Judge
Batchford directs that In all snch cases, Distribution
TO be made In conformity with said section or said act
and that IL the costs should exceed the mOley then
the mOey Of the nformer is TO DO chargeabe with such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

The Camme rails have stood the test most admHaby
and the claim OF the NewYor agents, W. bailey LADY
Co, No. O. Cst that these rails are "as ROod -
any" has been fully substantiated, The IehlRh ana
susquehanna Road, from EastOn 70 Mauch Chunk d
OF 80 miles was entirely laid at the outset Win
these rails aud il the only road OF the kind In the Unteu
States the steel rails other lines being used IN relay
lug tracks originally OF IRON and no such track 40 ye
having been wholly replaced with steel -.
The fourth great English steelrail making estaDnsh
ment H. that Of John Brown Il which has furnished
the United States with $1,000 tuns OF steel rails, OF
more than the other three works combined
The hnpOrtations for the last four years are
about Rs fOows In round numbers 1866, 10000; lseIs
I9QOOj 1865 1900 1892 OOO About 900 tuDs Of these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

OF The "Bharatbarseea Brahma Mandir sha "or tp
God In these premises according to the rules anu primer
pies hereinbefore set forth Peace. Peace, reSe s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL,

Before Commissioner Shields. - Frederick
Wbou was charged with having the 18th Of last jan
nary passed $50 counterfeit Treasury note. lie was
committed for examination In default VI $500 ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

tent 10 take half. and nurse his wrath against Genet
who thinks that Hickman ia yet young and wait
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-05

s(lffSU13 t30 lsffss ss56$s 3S5S>
Edf4 4HgsS - synnkliN t,litl giFDs
SquiroeI IoAnns o'fp3 ao1y lid the
NOR e4s2atea tsss usual faisase;
saeiHa8 aehiHgl8 aaie HdekfqHaH34h the yiolAAs oR.s!
|aRPlf shsE gsy w ~ q lidss J;
Sanford's. he io0ised happy and ,smilt
ippR, i E&s q !ss AzY oI
Millie Warner,s -face, as- she saw him
through the closed Jblindse,rIt MasyEiis
.asa acSdsoas 4aaissss olie Is1ast eompalleiiSt
waisiiothe tpasi0f slons,i ave, ZEN. fifteSn
minutes. S3Mp 3iofS ohIihous that she
came In at,i iaaep tliBtaht and uabmiline.
Stilhlseh h6oala iAHFaiJ S6lietsa he heard
arigh& &when TO 2isAhity she gave aprompf,
unoompromisiAeH s'no." He urged; she
was rmE1AS Sstf1featened;| she flashed
out, bSavS, and indignant. something OF
what she knew and felt, and spurned him
and 4iS suit With tscorn and l6athifg.
'''aSSuoh y threat toa girl is worthy of
you! OF piece with your conduct to the
Hazwen'sr' she ended. 80
e''"To the Hazwell's! What do you
know about them? Perhaps you are the
one who loaned the money to them"
eyes, it was ]. T vent ;n there for
shelter from the storm. 1 heard it all;
every word.". .-.er E.- .2e -l =
Tie squire muttered curses low and
deep, but Millie did not stay to hear
them She only saw him ride away, with
that sama queer little smile on her face.
Squire Johns rode long distance out
of his way, six months after, to avoid q
wedding party just returning from
chprch-Ben. Hazwell and Millie, his
wife-Whioh he came very near blunder-
ing upon. ss 7l.1 -1.
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nv zsE
S;Esz 81 d91a Stsn1e, II AT fiI
Trip lsaaDiy p8azs skarg;
61Iv make, grief dopE134 IL 81 Sx19
- ~ ling on &c ionG3ptH ytfsua3
n 7Aycfasp k0pe,s shaasb ~ &iEhtsy7oE
Why eigh DER blsss in4 11A1etndo
Why ciina 40 Sermsl d ,alsGsy7 7aoiedO
Why not seek Joy insteaisa.io xea
! Trip lightly over soi4p8ss pS Ssy. sT ss.iT
IS Tiseg ~ t4a a4yspAMhE6 .Giiass
sEs.As sac SsaSs 81 Sins EsMoSfow,
And ESiy AiaS sEslakHS s7s
S,A, AeHgh Eelea Iey haya asa'N AHA
d ,Rnsl44 s oy iAiiss6seAo yisir4t / 3
syss siS Se1psss '1si .ssi.% hS,a"
: W9<e ReNfa9 % esk kitiAg5l l6fs iAanese,s!.,,
sios0a Aitaalqe g7st6S t6fa6Sa sarlhG
While ssAts ~ nisaey shthiss, ,i,1" ~
! Dn6odfag SnSt fepIni1R9 ,aifoirv
OF But look for Joy instead. s7'''
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ORION. WIN. REED. CLEMENCE l.. JACKSON.
MORTON REED R1 "a
GEORGE PAGE & 90,

no. N. Schroeder Street. Bale isnef<, Nd.
RHANUFACrURERb OF PAGES: I'M
Xl PROVED PATENT PORTABLE CTRCU-
LAR SAW MILLS. stationary and Portable
Steam Engines and Boilers, Griss Mills, Shin
gle Machines, Lath and Slib Machinery, Saw
Gumperal Horse Powers, C6hsfting, Puilies,
&c. Dea1ers In Circular SaTS and MIL sup-
for every description OF Woodworking ma
ohinery. Oar independents and SimuitAh heous
Head-blocks. patented December i5, 1873, and
improved Friction Feed, patented July 13,
our I Raw Mile s.:s &: :s:;msi.s SAND and
plane furnished, md contfact6l le6fSfed ito
for the erection Of Circular, Gang MhIsy OF
4eshS .Hille. Correap5ndehco solicited, hhd
or otherwise. July 50 1y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-05
PRET'S ASTRAL OIL.

F0R FAMILY USS NO CHANGE OF LAMPS
1etsIfe5HA perfectly safe Illuminating ol-sric.ly
Pa'sssaGo Mixsus> No C6saieals-WInnO Explode
fnejts I4s degrees being ssdegrcos higher than d
IcWjted by NrS.y Cove emen9 (Hsoqaallod for Bril-
hane5 5afe.Ee1WmnS S-Pa{aasti the eaet9tsaG Guar
Sg& NaA caT. AfkfA gzrns"asa Snicst
and s'lrn A3g ObZEy is NE6s%amed
in syl tOism Strbfesalk Sans-z;r{ Pro-
tiosozss On HeHsF6A CHAs. fpR1ftFF,
G0Establkhcd in y77a
MnrffAaetszSks, PaczEFs. and Psait8s
irstdcdy Fat Class 9isA
Boz $3.50. "a HUrfeNsT N4ssie eXaaE
Send for circulars. ukkfdh a.stmoniais GassniceEnS
Sept II t6mO
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DIR. Richau's Golden Remedies.

DIR. Rlchau's Golden Remedies.
al 000 REWARD for any case of dis
pleOOO ease i'll any stage which they
faiito cure. DR. RJCHAU'S G GOLDEN BALSAM
No. cures Ulcers liberated Sore Throat and
Mouth, Sore Eyes. Ernptions, Copper Colored
Biotchee, Scrofula, &C.; is the greatest Blood
Purifier known, removes all disease from the
system and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DIR. KICIAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2
cures Mcrcurial Affections, Rheumatism in all
It's forms, gives immediate relief IN all cases.
No 3, IS o. per bottle. or two bottles for 50 90.
DIR. RICHAUb GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, safe
and radical cure for all Urinary Derangcments.
accompanied with full directions Price s3 90
DAMOUR, radical cure for Debility, in old
or young; imparting energy with wonderful
effect. Price s5 per bottle or two bottles for 80.
On receipt OF price, the Remedies will be
shipped to any place. Circulars sent. Address
DIR. d. b RICHARDS,
Aug 91y No. 22S Vsrick et, New York.
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