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, 1869-09-27
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Ecrrfkn aiRske1A
F-SASc1AL
LoSpox, Strt .S-1l 4 m.
t"Eeoa for tnanex. s:sA ssrEso!s fnt Aern0nt. s!i
'a'-si Erie Is =; lli'n IT. Central atA: seN Id,
ssI.; do t,luj- leia. 81 dn l-6s. e.; l1;tA 75a.
One hnn5rcd md th:,1y~Itnr ta,,aaad rS,auis s.vs
fssk: also arge aultnts firm: the u, ak ri France
loSpoS. Sept 4-Erra.ns-
Cs.ntc" foF Tonty. esA; contls ftr arr,,uLt. sl.t
Ms3AI s:e II vs 4t lee.. et4 Go 1e67, al. IL i,
~. t,fr. ~. l:l.u - CtIital. c'.: Ataat'c !:
Gsrat htetrn. ~.
ss.eks Hli.t -..
Paris. ScttA
ER4SKraRr, Sept =.
Cci.sd S:alt, tt=I. e.csed active aud EEY. x e;9
COMMERCIAL
lIvEAroUL sept es-ll:lss a.
tlnE: 9+et Hr! Rnr.s, =. 4d a9s II: MLi:c waelt.
Fax. liz Ltd, s5s.
Germ. ~ ID. :
Eks4 uL3h4csrd.
ftvERPeoI- Ssrt ss-Fvrains
Cctttn nsfktt Ernrs; Mttiit.c :r:A.as, tsa
Oiientr. ls!tt* r ID ISLES. tiH1 halcs- -.
Ca9GftiA hite "h. Nr ii: EGd Nr4:t re-. II TIA
= e e ntrtrfn herf. s4s cosE- Eixr<. ~ 81 Oats,
rek. 1.a. Btet, s+, L..l .:ss Cheese, 81, H1.op.
Csc
LONDON. Sept. IS.
LAktt1 Iirsrtsl e:A-
II ffuttnE AZ Ants err EEm 1t t5f
CutsuA II HAtlc@ l&5a1.
Cotton elcfed qrIrt and unchanged.
, 1869-09-27
PATEDTS,
United States Patent Office

WARRINGTON, II. c Sept Il. liza
On the rftitIou Of Samuel P<tor. Of Chester, N.no
pra, tnr fo- tae c1tsnson of pate1t granted to hin
the 1e1k dav ef Decrmhef. LII fer N pruTemtrt b
hbr1e E0Nfrb.
l. ordrrrd that the testimony Ia The case b. eio.ed
the spth day Ct November next. that the tfrr for
tnk Arguments And the kx1tuintfs trpo3< b. u1ted
= the .o,h d of SoreheE ne1t and his said Ictian
Any reteon may oppose tht. e1tersirc.
&AA'l. b. F1aFIER.
Commissioner Ct Paten enls
, 1869-09-27

TIE 1nEApsICrrs MoyExRNT.
The following fao!es show the receipts anil ship
Tcnts oi Tour and grain nj this port. during the
past wccs and for the corresponding periods end
Ing with tht lnte4 natned:
kEEElITN
, 1869-09-27
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
>AP]NA
1GAun
l-H&f1p
N.AG

TIE following table phos<s rreetpea and ph4rerts
At utntsf. 4hin3ks sod l1h during pa vat
huuEs. aid the shipments ~ rail and canal:
ker<p&a, SAipSs<Att
f.-1L tcr. Il H.........---,-.-,---. t.tHl0o 1Ghun
Shpe!rs, ,Se..-................, e4Ntp l,,6&t<p
l-Ath, Yts-, EAlNp N.AG
The ur1tet market today very DALI and elneed
Nth twenty catEnra fr1,ainink uns1d The pspsr.<
for .4rfr 5ert Il th+ doeka eaa5 MeHdaJ morning IL
tAxnt Att. t6e wind hAa blown trs toe northwest
aaiLf sa+ day. Ald tie exJretsd nert trm The Est
shc,r y ss1t'aE s3ttsf L. ps 'ssir -" no sa.ts. e.
i: tifA,~lata Fais 70 ehoIer mill rrn i .sls4x Il
titsueAH. .Iost aad ss.ntlinE heA 4 80 naAtlsa.
attaL and 44:41Asih on trek Laih steady II e.u.
Fk A.tt At SAtp per Il. ..
Calec sases to dsy tnelode the fo{1owtnr:
C.lFo tehf l!Ieoln Dali from alAl.stce, les u Il
, 1869-09-27
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC EaAIL STEAMSHIP C0.'t

Ihs0usG Line 10 california aud China.
ftA1 le1ve Per M Il North River foo. pf Csa 4.
II. II Il uCiut1 HGsh.
ifu i!4~ f>t and 1Gth.
EXERT when ttcHe tAJs fAI SauiAF, then III. dxy
p-fvsurE.
srtctrs i-.sRlzs,NA, Cart. Marry. connecting with
Cth14dn. Cap. P1tkA
uux Euud1.d pcnous O. hafe..e slnwrd fire to each
adult iAss.t:srs. N..t1Ie lid .:seHt!A1c e. Ir,~-
All cenaf:E;rt seh At At.7nco: that of ths 1as ec-
nfet n fscnnA With sssaLk:s for South rzcte roFs
" hl6 1tt f.+ ttEtsi ATe:cAn ports, ant tsso o4
fAt tuf.th It fsoxaLi1.n,
- p.lit INi'.S mp CHINA.
SttArCf CHINA leaviEx Lts. 1 lsta. fer japan spd
Cli:.x, -
trr frriss t.eters. ard al ta.she. tutcss.
tL'tt. sYsy ~ sl NIe- the HEA- fsss VI EAnalst
k-~ ftIA T. X BABY. AsruL 1r 4 Gtaerzl We4te19
AElae5+ oc.ut; L.Sz-le aad M.4liean. rsA. Chiczxa
J. A. WAkRApK. Axrat
, 1869-09-27

fi>4-Tr sestsity ta ,he drt,nn Il. ftA continues
,1.n nslsi ntfInrss The Gniy material adrar,re
.ttsI h;N ess1 ~ p yyien.h and tsofit which
the foilsE. aad 6a.aaab ~ Tor the ixtt-r. The
!SAt4 u lxr E4h ayc l.t9 I.r.edly ltrt Curing
MneEtrtl and cod WEIR kLeaAy and firm, We now
, 1869-09-27
Albany Live stuck Nlntlr1.

AIhASv. n. Y. Sept. u
trfo th!. tvtEnk h@0 h-4d 4 cate hsvc htsa
xstss-. NtnthrE Il ruly and iuz1k<t very du
IL !tsn Wns it cuntrnt With iut wrecks pricrs hut
~ FIh- Although in pr siS Ia .tl.a 4lcc, unv
''t h ID = 1:s!s "1tirnry etek have ehanrr,i l,nis
4esi-einE ,, Etht li!in". and ohio n s. <ft.e
~ ttJ AT ttr- in f~tt-r I..;"trt a3d hshcs as
%tt1 - tur .ht7 y nd r s II ..4e tori ls:nh.-
sF. At $3tD1 tF r.. "
, 1869-09-27

New York Esrnf,tufla. Provision nnd &srp-
erFy MnEArts-
>E.ctat D.lr-.GL t. 1Ls ch.cA-u T.b..ue.
SEw Yonk Sert oS
.... BEIAnErrfFN.
FlnEt.Thc htkat sraht. $50 and u;.v ardsl tetr.
rsc-std t6r tat Ainy by outhitr holders who needed
uohes. and tow I'D tar Il s.ytta nrs bIsEht.
at ion rf1trr, nh tT+csHtr Wheat tloee,L nnIt
bhsrr than +<tz. ri $40 for amkAr wiuser aad i
t.rads fr' r,tr77y: ~! t.iur. s'd At aLsA CArn
ard oAis derseesed iy the expectation af large sup
Flies.
.. rhOyIRIOSA.
Pefk uar Ettrrrt+xl by .HxclIa!!yp operations. and
Gl tcd dull At @ala l.Ea tai, aud p.ls sseA cannot
L. 4uttl1 At oSkf IsAc,
GErNERETA
CGtfc hwrf. lid- lNs:-e1c. Sur1r dell ar hc1ty;
tAH ~ that grocery, f.sa Hae: t. It L.led lsc
, 1869-09-27

tt1to III ali uyet ii ttei; sold Gy Korts Gslkius
Hui,
Carf, sehr Charuet frou, 1trctr 10 IN II strips 1t
tiAW III 4 eoasse max ri Al si1 us sold BY ulAuch-
Cafko rchr I. g Autlsewa tn1m Pnvu W8tT, ID m Il
I'll! 1un = ~ tot ssps and e40o for miHed sold
C.teo sel sips1xitv. from Oconsn> 50, N strpa At
81 v: eo!d hS H.anehsEd { HnrtAnd.
thlnkles A. a&t0: Aold by Blanchard y b ,rttnd
Cssf" sehs laAlph sIn,n,ondL trunl NanI,teu III
$40 ": sold b3 II. X. b1ekfeEd.
s1,t,e, Aan IN rstets a.h II u nv; soid By Rynr
, 1869-09-27
DR.. Btxcl0w,

GonfdentiA PhJslesE. formerly nf 81. Ioui. Ia. gar
the last nIlc yeA7s heen tAtc In thu cit, II Nj m
scAth Clarh It, eosner Of 4onsnt, CEhas, l1, md
no1 TOO much to say that be one u the
vr1tttF to txs1. y nd fot hs n,onthlJ medical .heet
aud Gl1lt 70 Health. treating Ill iseas.s Il shs
rHttokS cf The tasest Sgec!aift os the present day
So1th e1'eful rcIIsAl scHt r. my addfes tree Il
T. e. 81; dasa so r n. can ns addTrss DR. q,
, 1869-09-27

Eb1AN AFp&kSA IL AEe Nult4kO tEp1NG-
pErnoIT, Sept e
rs.a:asn CRY, n4asSr E;ste. Kossss Iehas I. Ttse
Isdir1t Is9 M.ss. .,,t: ca9ta
Afs.:ssw. Anna. SoeRkt, Wera lie waSc. ''>'
9. .nows-p1c7s renccrt. Maiuc Bruno. Hunter: b.tks
l,r inc ,s Iii, SSr:h : Ea,nt. c,S 4 thr S,!.
s.ss. haeh&l Hut. Goshawk. Gcsrlt smith lisht-
H. If K H. it,. r. wasa. n,o1; sAs
M.11nn Efar. t.s.rr Mnt1a<. ="
e.; ss.s rs o9s Rsiss: s!:::s ;'' OH
..-.. Lake FEri.hta.
fHehsf Nezc quiet Ard steady on bAsis Of seetcr-
"1 ssn Il Shs'e; TT = ns al. II s j.
C.:s !: r.i.fs,i,ss H.. :: t4e: tea. wa t;Eaa!y
f"!a y ti M!sse!ss es s e T. nt s.
sstr ts.,1se ". Hi WHEAT Al lse; sehr i. l. 1t.
b Wy .gh*t = ...i. bib rvperts: THO market
s. ss ts ss ~ T.; 1,s' ~
E.,;s;n IEs ,,cwt1s ;nE.Esa. ny wris a,.1e
Ss,s;t., n, Iss fsqK.t. Psry. iiaHnsh md Ii Il
.H i: Ese :. ;:ar w. IT,, kay.E '.e H., 1t
@ ts'ES ct, i.1e 9assiss H.
E. T.. Ss:e: H. s ss?ncs 4 g,:
f"It.F< Lake At - r.. ton In hold and ii On dek
vn auss t. g. S.!t .st Hs,ys t.
cesl Esis to Chisasu, at u Fer s.'a :Ess-
-.- Di.a.t,r r..
hss..sn;-The rtt i:llss Ts'esi:c troks h.. waert
# @ k::s III . Il 1; n: ,e d e a.s
'E "ti A.. 4s ts ris'~r r. Ira caa'c fur ne~ wheel
The trk G.,tstI L.t b. tuok.-.tatk on the ~ in an
L ;o@ Il IT,
, 1869-09-27

~: %s.-..: -
Ihiokaseef1s+ sAiusIts to be two Inches Ia thick.
/ ttt.
: lc71th-Sixtttu fnebes. ...
tito ErE car k,Ad adtea wksa tyscHtsred which
ela{kc fnt.eWA the ehite1et
, 1869-09-27
Words OF Cheer.
NF. tk4Dt},seI

70 susssEr a1t $ eisl EriA with helping hsut
trflnt esftnk ard r9n.trnatr. Sent in relcd Irter
sntxtosvM frxr II th1rEe. Adfress, HOWARD ASSIy-
CfATIuS, H.1 r.. Phil tttlthIA Pa
, 1869-09-27
BOSTON.

The Great Copyright Case, Law.
renee ~. DnAh-Eoreltaen In Lee.
furipE-A DovcssalIEd Courxc-F1osia
SsdcN OF Every Question to be
Qscard-Orth0dOxy nnd Unttnrinn.
Ism, Free Trade and Protection,
Ssepubsicuni4sn nnd Dcmocrncy,
MAtchcd on tho Platform Il
C"ursc OF Comic SpenkcTs-t1T The.
0FetlCsal 1fhtu,.
, 1869-09-27

hu, INK and teluE rovcrnmcnt bonlla local stocks,
gold sad tlv~s IN this tpnrk Ct this atcrnoon; the
AeE-lannuAi interest periods Of tho Cnl.cd States
G0DAa arr hlso R.ru:
, 1869-09-27
IF1+k LsrI, HIM fiam.; SA7ts .Nhfi4
k~i.. ses, In. te.. ftz. H.,

T3.1 Ws.s. :s'ns; 4. - M u 3 III 'tnS s:ll
SSs.sn =. :4sss :s.5; 163;so ts:a:E
v trk. lses ~ 1set Csa III .-,.! 5E1s4i s4SssJ
, 1869-09-27

: I'Fs HkBIb11NEI
dAcasc ~tthc1t AaJ tnft;n 3t1no fyua The -.
TIT. a.4 r.. srhoet my ~ Ms q
treatment. - FaIt N1dilop.t ~ sysir. T,n.h3tsS
s,en f.. = So: = Is: hl -GClDE To AKALTH
, 1869-09-27

stRDs-kcxvivtd. 1l.:D H.: shipptd, aA9: h The
11A&ftt dali aud taaier. 6A1ca ~ bus ttro-
thy y s4o: ~ tass 4 s14; y t%E,As n H; = bag
baxa yerJ pocr At &tAA
sCEARs-Attittty md huny ysneJ wezr the fredrtni-
rxtned Es.5ee ot whleh ths .ttSts ~ shozt thesr
e the aaE aner ESTABLISHED yesterday We snote;
, 1869-09-27

Total. 50 $1,sss, ,6R.sa
Inss wteE-. las9l,csaso l.oll,s7a+8
corresponding week
, 1869-09-27

American, nrst 9ra'sv. u bdl. ............. :. IS
Ar-r1rAn. ettand GnAlttJ. J.-...-............... II
SAlLs- NJ ehA,se vtihe IN thr general feature
nf sh1r EAket. hr tu4hd. 10th te&1 and
to sItIir th unity ssadr. Ideal and tulE M T.
slr e11-vtsStcss Of Efte1t and ~e1e f. II the
Eexrt 1tttAt:I Dt:
IL Asat. =
ID. I! auU
3D. A&3
H. krk. %
II. 6.3
I'd, Vktf.---,.,...... ~
Fine ftHrtl- ~. y ktx ~.
Fine blrtd. II r E7a
lEt tp1l o.
ClIueh ,,,,,.r 1S
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-22

The New Orleans papers give encour-
aging accounts of both the cotton and
sugar crops. They put the excess this
year over last at about 500, 900 bales, and
this crop will be worth more to the South
than in 1860-61, for it is nearly all sur
plus. The South now raises Tor claims
to raise) MS much food as is necessary for
consumption, which was not the case in
previous years. Cotton was then sold to
purchase supplies. In regard to sugar,
Louisiana has made nearly 500, 900 hogs
heads, and the price will be kept up by
the troubles in Cuba. Sugar lands have
advances in price and are largely sought
for; and as snon as skilled laborers can
be'proc2i ~ in abundance the production
OF sugar can be made to reach million
OF hogsheads AS the molasses pays the
whole cost OF cultivation, the profits are
very lnrge. ..r.u
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-22

Three framed houses in Toronto were
burned on Friday morning. Two chill
dren of Mr.. Chalour persisted. One
fireman was killed and another fatally
injured by falling chimney. The mo-
ther of the children saved third by
throwing it out of the window.
Lewis Carter, who was buried by the
caving of avault, at Jamaica, on Wednes-
day, was rescued at 2 O'Clock on Thurs
day night He was standing knee-deep
in water, closely wedged in by q large
stone lying on his breast, and not injured
in the least.
James Armstrong, an Englishman,
twenty-six years of age, shot and killed
his wife, at North Bridgewater, Mass. =,
Thursday night. He fired at his father.
in-law, and, missing him, wounded a
neighbor named James Welch.
A noted border character called "Wild
Bill, the hero OF many sketches Of West
ern adventure, while being taken TO the
Colorado jail, on Tuesday last, was shot
and killed by assassins concealed in
thicket.
A negress in Lee, Mass, threw her re-
fractory little ipicaninny Ia future can
didate for female suffrage) into the river.
Some boys rescued the little thing just in
time to save its Life. The authorities did
not arrest the mother.
A one-armed Federal soldier commit
ted suicide on Monday, at Cincinnati.
He could not live on G. A. II. resolu-
tions. He has one consolation, his
grave will be decorated with flowers be-
fore every election.
The India mail steamer Carnatic was
wrecked few days since in the Red Sea.
Five passengers, nine of the Grew, and
fifteen natives are missing, and it is sup
posed they are drowned.
The amount of available coin in the
United States Treasury is .$lO2. .s32.-
343.4O, all of which, except 81, 600, 600,
is in the sub. Treasury in New York.
A Paris, KY, COW has had four calves
in less than ten months. That's nothing.
4 New York ballet girl has had three
pair in less than six months.
4 Texas vigilance committees call them.
selves Regulators because they regulate
che length Of the lives of rogue
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-22
GEORGE PAGE & CO.

NC. N. Schroeder Street, Baltimore, Md.
MANUFACTURERS OF PAGES I'M.
LAR SAW MILLS, Stationary and Portshfo
Steam Engines and Boilers, Grist Mills, Shin
gle Machines, Lath and Slab Machinery. Saw
So neo'sri Horse o; Powers shafting, Puies
plies generally, and Manufacturera' Agents
for every description of woodworking ma
ehinery; Our Independent and Simultaneous
Head, blocks patented December is. 1868, and
1862. in addition to previous patents. mako k
our Saw Mills stand unrivaled Estima mates and
plans furnished, and contracts entered into
sor H the ,:S erection Of Circular, Gang Mulay or
Sash Mills. Correspondence solicited, and
catalogues furnished, on application, by mail
vi oIher "ise. - - ID. July 80 1y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-22

REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL. Ma
tional Capital Executive Committee have
issued q call for convention, to be held
on the Goth OF October, at st. Louis. to
take into consideration the removal of
the capital from Washington to the Mis-
sissippi Valley. They have invited the
Governors of all the States.
The Washington Eoening Erpress and
the National InteAigencer are to be merged
into one paper, and published hereafter
in the morning. It will be thoroughly
Democratic in tone. :
A catfish, weighing 277 pounds, has
been taken in the Missouri River.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-22
Richland---In Equity.
D. B. Desaussure, C. E. R. D. for r

D. B. M3t1s MRHssussuro, g c: E. R. D., for uso of D.
Cslnan, Trustee, et a.-BM fo,. foreclosure
9f mortgage.
TT appearing that Julia Kindley, and her
dasanHa~i - nmHs1and Frederick Kindley, two Of the
from and without the limits Of this state il
is, on motion OF D: B, DeSaussure, complain
ants solicitor: Ordered, That the said defend
ant ants do plead answer or demur to the above
publication hereof; and in default tbereof
that an order pro ooafesso be entered against
them. By order of Court.
D. B. MILLER, G. C.P.
CLERKS OFFICE, COLUMBIA, August "a, 1869.
aug 30 Sept l3 23
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-22
n Card-Southern Life Insurance Com
Pany, Atlanta Department.

To The People of South Carolina
The above Company was organized in 1865,
In consequence Of the wholesale forfeiture of
Southern policies by Northern companies. The
unparalleled success OF the enterprise hAs
forced several Of these companies to restore
their Southern policies, from the fact that thew
could not operate in our midst without the an.
pearanoe Of honesty.
We keep all our money at home to build up
our impoverished country-every dollar of
premium being safely invested in the State
from which it is derived. The institution is
purely Southern, and hence should appeal
with great force to the patriotism and sympa-
thy OF every Southern heart.
lis not our purpose to make war on other
companies, but to exhibit the special aflvan-
tages offered by this purely Southern Compa-
ny-founded on patriotism and solid wealth.
Its ratio Of assets to liabilities-the true test
OF company's strength, is second to none on
this continent-being nearly 800 to 100.
whenever and wherever we have presented
the claims OF this Company, it has not only
enlisted the sympathies Of our people, but has
also secured their hearty cooperation. We
have secured 500 policies in Soxth Carolina
since the 10th Of February. We number
among our Directors Gen. Wade Hampton and
Col. VIM. Johnston, gentlemen well known to
every citizen of South Carolina. We appeal
personally to the people Of South Carolina to
assist in pushing forward this deseryedly
popular Southern institution.
General Agent Southern Life Insnrance Co
D. W. LAwToN, State Agent.
We cheerfully recommend the above co,nna.
Carolina. 0i '"u'n
Columbia, g. C.-J s. Preston, ]. p. Carroll
Q. D. Melton, 8: w. Melton, J. D. Pope.
Camden.-J. B. Kershaw, VIM, M. Shannon.
W. e. Johnson. '"''''o''
Sumter.-JOhn B. Moore.
win Winnsboro.nW; r. Robertson, J. D. Nc.
Yorkville1W: B. Wilson. A. Coward. James
Mason, l. D. Witherspoon. ]. R. Bratton. J.
t. Lowry. r. G.. McOaw. -
Anderson.-J. L. Orr.
Barnwell-Jos A. Lawton, James Patterson
eouIison haHooo.-- July 23 2mos
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-22

SECRETARY BoUTwELL's SPEECH IN
New YoRK.-It has been stated that Sc
cretary Boutwell, was entertained. on
Thursday evening, in New York, by the
Union League Club. The company was
composed almost entirely of prominent
merchants and bankers, who, Of course.
insisted upon speech OF this, the
Times says:
''The Secretary spoke in cheerful
tone of the financial position of the
country. He said there were two things
NECESSARY to give our country the strong
est and most enviable position in the
world. Those were, first, to secure the
payment of the national debt in gold,
without qualification or equivocation,
and secondly, to secure the adoption of
the fifteenth amendment, neither OF
which events was he disposed to con-
slider In doubt. The Secretary said that
he had reason to believe that if he had
the authority, good share of our debt
could now be funded at four and one
haif, perhaps four per cent, and when
our interest account was reduced to
Sloo, ,OO0,OOO, we should have surplus
from our present resources of from
$50, 900, 600 to $40. 600, 900, which would
make 1T very easy to take care of the de.
mand debt And that at our present
rate of taxation, he believed our whole
debt could be paid off in twelve years.
'"fhe Secretary also observed that
whoever does anything to impair conf
dence in the, ability and disposition of
the country to pay its debts, adds to the
burden of taxation of the people by
compelling them to pay so much
higher rate of interest.
''The Secretary also said that since he
took Office nothing had been done, and
If he could help it, nothing should be
done, for the purpose of giving any one
opportunities of making money out of
the Governments operations. That
could not always be prevented, but it
should never occur through the aid or
connivance of his department"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-22
DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies.

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$1,000 nSw4BD ssvs B on1 for any esss q dis
fail to cure. DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BAISAM
NO. cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and
Mouth, Sore Eyes. Eruptions, Copper Colored
BBiotches, scrofula, &c; is the greatest Blood
system and leaves the blood pure and he ealthy.
DR. NlCHAUS GOLDEN BALSAM No. a
cures Mercurial Affections, Rhoumatis in ali
us us forms, gives Immediate relief in all cases.
No; So 0a per bottle, or two bottles for 80. CO.
DIR. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE. a safe
and radical cure for all Urinary Derangenients,
per bottle. DIR. R1CHAU'S GOLDEN EIISIR
OAMOUR, radical euro for Debility. in old
or young; imparting energy with wonderful
efect. Price IS per bottle or two bottles for so.
shipped to any place. Circulars sent. address
DIR. D. B. RICHARDS.
Aug 10 1y No. 228 Varick st., New York.
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EXACTLY So.-The Columbus Enquirer,
commenting on the decline of five cents
in the New York cotton market, with but q
slight decline in Liverpool, says: "The
effect upon Southern markets shows that
they are influenced by the New York.
and not by the Liverpool quotations-by
New York speculation, and not by Liver
pool demand. It is precisely this sub
serviency to New York gambling opera
tions that our Southern planters must
free themselves of before they can steadi-
ly realize fair prices for their cotton
crops. This thev can do only by direct
trade with Liverpool. Never was there
a more propitious time for the inaugural
ton OF such trade. It would bring us
a good and stable currency for a depreci-
ated and constantly fuctuating one. It
would furnish as with nearly all the com
moditles Of commerce ut lower prices
than we now have to pay for them. It
would rid us of all danger of ruinous
complication in the precarious financial
system of the North. And it would. by
bringing directly to our own pockets the
specie funds that only our cotton com
mands, and which the North now dex-
trously manages to use in. the settlement
OF its foreign exchanges, greatly increase
both our commercial and political impor-
tance."
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DENTISTRY,

Gc DIR. D. L. BOOzER. grateful for the
etf1fnliberal patronage he has received from
the citizens Of this city and the surrounding
District, during the past year, respectfully an.
nounces that he now permanently establishes
himself IN Columbia. All operations on the
natural Teeth faithfully performed. ARTI-
FlC!AL CASES, in every approved method,
carefully and satisfactorily executed-among
which he would call special attention to that
known as Reynolds Patent; and of his sue
cess in constructing Artificial Cases by this
beautiful and durable process, he is enabled,
with confidence, to refer to his patients and t.
the patentee., Office on Main street, over First
National Bank. Ian
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Those Four Babies.

1Io AID MADE MONEY. About ak weeks
ago the city papers announced that CO.
lored woman, living in the Northeastern
portion Of the city, had given birth to
four healthy raaie children, and that the
mother was looked upon rs heroine by
all the eolored people in that section,
who crowded. to see her, paying freely
for the pleasure Of gratifying their curl
osity.; From time to time it was reported
that hemother and children were doing
better than ."Gould. be expected, under
the circumstances" It was also reported
that his Excellency Governor Scott
who, If rumor be true, has the milk of
human kindness strongly developed in
his bosom-thinking nature might not
have supplied the mother With as much
Of the '.lacteal" as was necessary for the
occasion,' sent her noilch COW. In pass-
ing; WE must Say, il this last report be
true, the Governor is far-sighted indi-
ing q candidates Tor the Presidency of the
and made o bid for the votes of these
four habfes, who II they grow well, will
in that time be ."duly Qualified voters"
THE DECEPTION ExPosED. The mother
and her Sonr babes have been the wor-
ship Of the Golored people up to two or
three days ago, when the idols were dash
ed to the ground. ,Motherly pride could
no longer retain secret which not only
prevented her from publicly acknow-
Lodging the compliment her "darlings"
received, but allowed another woman to
be praised for what she had not done,
vizt,given, birth to two splendid speci-
mems OF bnbyhood. AS told, 1t appears
thar Two coiored women, whom for con-
vetisrce we shall designate as A and
B. live in the same, house, and on the
same day, about six weeks ago, were
made happy by giving birth to male
Twins: - a, VINO IS OF ,specuiatlye turn
OF mind, proposed to b that she should
put her two babes In her lA's) bed, and
she tAl should announce that the four
nelonged TO her.. AS such q thing as
four chlidren at birth was unusual, she
argued sne people would want to see
tne slgnG, ana wouid pay TO 90 80: %
consented 10 go 1nIo Lie speculation.
IL SNORT Time the mouse was crowded,
each person ylhung paying something
1or tne privilege; IN TINS way money
was mane by both. y: after recovering
1rom ner Illness, dId the snow. keepers
part; tier Two chlidfen were the liner
topN11g OF tne to9r. ana the frequent
compnments paid Shem grained her very
mueGn, ,nItG1, nitnough tnere was little rank
Hng ra9 tne heart because "A was also
compnmen!ed !or the supposed part she
LOOK III tnels Dlrtn. ihls sore spot les,
tereo, ana at ias1 became as sore as conld
oe norue. al opportunity ZOE ulspiay
Apoue TWO or three days since young