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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-24

of delivery.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
;atiyes of the United States of America III Con
gre : assembled That San Diego, California be,
and Is hereby. created aport Of delivery in the
customs collection district of san Francisco and
that the deputy collector of that port receive the
same salary as other deputy collectors OF the dis
trict-
.pproyed April 10. 1863.
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A Resolution respecting the provisional govern
ments of Virginia and Texas.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
septatiyes of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled. That the persons now holding
civil offices in the provisional governments OF VT
cinia and Texas. who cannot take and subscribe
the oath prescribed by the act entitled : An ACT
to prescribe an oath of office and for other pur-
poses " approved July ., 1862, shall, on the pas
sage Of this resolution, be removed therefrom :
and il shall be the duty of the district command
ers to fill the vacancies SO created by the appoint
ment of persons who can take said oath; pro,
vided That the provisions of this resolution shaii
not apply to persons who by reason OF the re-
movaI of their disabilities as provided IN the
fourteenth amendment to the Constitution shtiI
have qualified for any Office IN pursuance OF Ihs
act entitled An act prescribing an oath of ONCE
by persons from whom legal disabilities shan nave
been removed" approved July eleventh, eIsh-
be, and is hereby extended to, and made apph-
cable TO the State of Mississippi.
SCHUYLER CoLFAx,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives,
B. +. WADE,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Endorsed by the President: Received Febru-
airy 9th, IS69.''
Note by the Department Of State The fo-e-
going resolution having been presented TO the
President of the United States for his approval,
and not having been returned by him TO the
house of Congress where il originated WITHIN the
time prescribed by the Constitution Of the United
States. has become law without Lis approval
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-10
I, EDWIN SIcHLuUs a Co, AUofIoNEERs.
n. Auction sale oil


Elegant rosewood ~ octave pianoforte.
Velvet Brussels Carpets, Parlor Suits, Curtains
Works or Art Bronzes, Vases Paintings bronze Clocks
At pubic auction this day saturday, April TO- II O'Clock
precisely at the elegant four story private West
twenty second street. Eighth avenue rich Paror snts
brocate window Curtains ami French Shades wood
round corner Panoorte Stool and Cover, Music Cabinets
rosewood Ltageres Mirrors Work Table, Writing Desk,
Corner and Book Stands Oriental and Turkish Chairs
Brontes, Clocks Vases ssatuary Medallion Carpets Hall.
sand, rosewood and walnut Chamber SUITS style OF Louis
XVI Bedseedr bureaus, washs,ands Commodes, ward.
robes Cured Hair and spring Mattresse Beds Lin ban.
kets, Quits, SOFAS Chairs, Lounges Rockers, covered
and haircOth; walnut Extension Hufe
Chairs, Library Suits, covered with SILK
TaCles and Cut uas China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery,
Intain Carpets, Oiclohs &c. Strangers wishing to attend
this sale can take sixth seventh Eighth Ninth
cars to Twenty second street. New York city Sale positive
A y. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTfoNEER
n. Magnificent Household Furniture,
Furnished at y cost Of $4,000.
Pianoforte statuary. PAINTING, DrVnzes Mirrors,
many rare costly Works OF Art,
at public auction,
On rHIS DAY SATURDAY.
Al the elegant mansion 81 West Fcenth street, between
Fih aud Sixh safe commencing NJ ION O'clock,
Dqeyinr Ro sts covered green gold crims gold brOc.
asi wfndow Curtains to maich Rosewood Etagere Book.
case, fanotorte Engraviugs, marqueHlre Bo Dc Rose
SaDres tables 500 volumes choice Books, artistic bronze
Saiuarv bronze u ,ck Paintings By artists
inRs, MiTcrr Lace Ctiinr Music Cabinet, Velvet sses
Carpets, walnut Dressing Bureaus
Walarooes neasiesas Scmmodes Hair Spring hsresses,
ware glassware Table Cutlery silver Casters Tureens,
Pitchers Baskets Saver Dinner Tea Service, Linens, Base
Kitchen Furniture N. B-Psrtes wishing 10 attend
ths sale take Filth avenue stages Sixth avenue cara
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TIE TRADES.


yVANTED-A FIRST CLASS CoMPosITOR TO WORK
w on Spanish newspaper Apply at Stanley Lynch's,
205 Fulton 81.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Two FIRST CLASS CHIP
w pers IN cast iron work. Apply at the Oregon Iron
Foundry, 742 Greenwich street
VNANTED--AN EXPERIENCED KNIFE CUTTER ON
w ladies' linen collars ana culs. Steady work. Apply TO
G. Sidenberg Co.. ~ Howard street.
WANTED-A SITUATION BY SOAP MAKER WHO
" thoroughly understands his busness objection TO
Western CITY Call on address Soap Maker No 407 East
18th st., New York city.
WASTED-A SITUATION BY CIVIL ENGINEER
~ and Surveyor best references and treatabe terms. Ad
dress Wete l57 9th Az.
yNANTED-A STEADY SAW GRINDER, TO WHOM
w steady employment good wages will guar
anteed. Apply at l25 and l27 Worth st., New York
WANTED--AN EXPERIENCED REPORTER AND
w compositor; moderate salary situation for
agood man Address Times, Flushing, L. l.
WANTED-TAILORs, FIRST CLASS, TO MAKE Gus
TON eosts pants and vests also two goo bushelmen
Apply at lol 9th aV A. j. POST a son.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
TINE FILE SUISSE, PARLANT FRANCAIS EFT ANG-
~ iais, desire Sc placer; CONNIE cusniere dams une
mason pryee Ellie ournra de BONES references Sadres
ser de 10 2 heures an No. 1874 Septeme ave.
ORo Sd Av-UNE DEMoISELLE FRANCHISE DE-
AJo sire touver place homie denfants dams
une bonnie famle; alant California le q avr. Peut
fournir les meileurs renseignements Sadresser Nile
Anselue Million.
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by ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCTIoNEER-sALE
ID rooms, 81 Nassau street Art Gallery 50 Filth Avenue
ROBERT soMERyILLE will sell this day, Saturday
April 1917 oeock the saesroomi 81 Nassau street.
500 lots OF Household Furniture OF every description
Also Rosewood Pianos &C.
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TT W. NORRIS, ACCOMPLISHMENTS FARM
H. and Country Seat at auction. wa be sold at auction,
on SATURDAY., Apr TO- the Court House, In the city OF
Poughkcepsie AT II O'Clock noon Farm OF ~ acres stu
aed half mile north OF Hyde Park very the bank VI
the HUDSON onehaf pasture aud half heavy timber OF
pne and oak there tine mansion, one farm
house, and all necessary and sheds Property IN ths
vicinity constantly rising In value aud this sale offers un
usual Inducements, either OF residence for
rrodabe Investment For particulars inquire OF JOHN
bEGROFF, ~ south william street, New York.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCrIONEER
tJ Oenteei Household and o lice Furniture,
Copper, Cdt ery Platci Ware, Bedding. &c.
This day al III o'clock lal Liberty street, large and VA
rcd stock goods. Worthy the notice OF buyers
n. B%Personai attention given to House Furniture sales
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LINTRY CLERK wANTED-wHO UNDERSTANDS EN-
~ ering silk goods Apply at CuIran Goodwin Walker
Co.'s, $50 Broadway.
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IIENRY MOLTEN, AUCTIONEER.
LARGE and peremptory sale OF Ee CANT Household Fur
niture, Piano, Carpets Paintings, &c, &C.
nEEkY MOLTEN Co viii sell by auction, on Morday,
April IL 1852 at lO o'clock precisely toe entire Furniture
contained IN the four story residence. No. ~ West
Eleventh street. University Place, consisting OF 80
wood Paror Furniture, Carpets Paintings PanOiore, with
yhoan attachment farior Ornaments, Dlnhs Room and
Kitchen Furniture, Crcokey, Betsteas Bureaus, Hair and
spns MATTRESSES, &C.. &C fa partcalars catalogues
morning OF sale.
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JIENRY b. HBRTs, AUcrIoNEER-lse BROADWAY.
III Large and attra stive sale Of
Elegant Household Furniture,
On Monday, April ", at l0S o'clock,
the residence OF j. q. Lchtenhein Esq, No. 4 West
Twenty second street, account Of the owner leaving FOR
Europe.
Catalogues ana permits now ready al ls9 Broadway.
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AUCTION sALE-THIs DAY, AT wESTF1ELD, N. j.;
"A 300 Lots. Trains leave by Central New Jersey
RAILROAD, foot Liberty street, al " NJ. Sale At r. NJ
premises i've minutes from depot AMI nils from an
wood Park. For pass road, maps, &C., apply TO
SAMUEL HARRIS, ~ Pine street.
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There. were six bifths on the Bame day
ihah6hba9 Ia ocasr0iH DSuhay3 AGAg iaA
wees:S iAsly hadss tEilsa ivcspS her
daughs6fs eaoR had e@sli6as z hs Sez were
aH b6ys. -. ,lAi't,s 8 3i1st9s ssI.Ir
"A drunken man, after tying il vain 70
Keep on. thel sidewalk, wasi heard to OK.
claim, as he headed for the middle OF the
road: "Ihefe; nov; go In the street if
A hen in West Winsted. Conn. has
been sitting for several weeks on seven
potatoes, which have sprouted and
grown above her head. ..0
/ Pullman, the celebrated palace, eating
and sleeping car man, is now building O
grand church car to run on Sunday trains
on the Union Pacific.
It is estimated that each of the pro.
prietors of the White Sulphur Spr: lgs,
Va, will realize $50, 900 as his share of
the profits of the present season.
MORTALITY IN CHAR1EsroN.-There
were thirty-three deaths in Charleston
last week-eleyen white and twenty-five
black.
A raiser of poultry in Louisiana has
Dug well at the entrance of his hen
house, and placed tilting cover on it.
S N''SSA e'eAoSSo ouo ucSEO u uiBnG
Mr.. F. Burke, q planter residing near
Napoleon, Arkansas, was shot and killed
while sitting with his family few nights
since.
Col Green has had fight with Indians
in the White Mountains, Arizona. Five
Indians were killed, and large amount
of property captured. " .v~'T
Brigham Young has lost his family
Bible, the only thing that had the names
and number of his children, and now he
can't tell how much of father he is.
A lady in Missouri wants divorce
from two husbands. One of them lied
about her, and the other ran away.
OF seventy females who went to Oregon
from Massachusetts two years ago, sixty
nine, it is said, have married.
The CROP OF 1s6S.-The cotton crop
OF 1868 is just put down at $3.50, 900
bales.
A Boston tavern announces: mo
liquors sold over this bar till after the
November election"
Twenty Christian missionaries are
known to have been massacred in the
province of Szchrou, in China.
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T GEO. HUGGINS
Insurance Agency,
.' COLUMBIA, 8. G.
Representing orer 100000, 900 oap pisal.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ETNA FIRE INSURACE COMPANY. Hart.
ford, Conn. Incorporated 1919. Charter per.
petual. Capital and surplus IS, 800. 900. The
strongest Fire Insurance Company in Anne
rica. - -
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF London. Incorporated 1905. Capital So.
0O0. 900 in gold. Policies issued payable in
gold or currency. Par value Of stock, $3.50.
Market value In London Qast salcs) $1,75O.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Hartford, Conn. Capital and sur
FIRE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS coA1pA-
ny, Richmond, Va. Authorized Capital ST.
MERoHANTs' FIRE INSURANCE coMpA.
NY Hartford, Conn. Capital and surplus
LIFE DEPARTMENT,
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Conn. Incorpo-
rated 1876. Assets June 1, 1869, $25. .0OO. 600:
Surplus June l, 1869, $1,000, 900; Income Tor
1858 9 50, ,o64 ,0ss. Number Of Polices issued,
6o, 500. Total claims by death paid to date
$500. 900. Annual dividends from so to 10 per
cont: AS strong as tho strongest in America,
AS liberal in its terms as the most liberal
ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Richmond, Va. Assets f6OO. 600.
Dividend declared February, 1869, 40 per cent.
As strong as any Life Insurance Company in
Virginia. -
Risks taken on favorable terms by
GEO. HUGGINS, Agent.
Office in rear Of Messrs. Dufie Il Chapman's.
under the "Columbia HOTEL" Sept - Imo
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A telegram from Washington asserts as
O remarkable fact, and one which attracts
more than ordinary attention in diplo-
matte circles, that all the available yes
sells, officers and seamen of the navy are
now under orders to sail at q moments
notice. The popular solution OF this
strange circumstance is that the Govern
ment has prepared itself for active de-
monstrations regarding Cuban affairs, if
the result of the pending negotiations
with Spain on that subject should require
it.
During the gale at Boston, Mr.. G.. NJ.
Clark was walking the street, when q
furious gust of wind tore up the wooden
sidewalk on which he was walking, and
the timber was hurled with such violence
against his head that his skull was badly
fractured, his lips severely cut, and one
OF his arms broken. He died in short
time.
DRowNRD.-A colored man named
Charles Campbell, who went down the
river Thursday last. with party in quest
of the body of Capt Icons little boy,
was drowned while attempting to board
the steamer Carrie, while coming up the
river.-Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
The stockholders of the Richmond and
York River Railroad resolved yesterday
to extend the road twenty-one miles to
Chesapeake Bay, thus shortening by
seven hours the time between Richmond
and Baltimore and Philadelphia.
A passenger train on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad came into collision
with an engine near Cambridge, Ohio,
when James Guthrie, freight conductor,
and two others were killed, and two
fatally injured.
A man named John Holley was fatally
wounded in Aiken, on Tuesday last, by
another named Malloy. The wounded
man has since died, and the South Ca
rolina officers are after the assassin.
The losses by the Goldsboro, N. c.,
fire of Saturday amount to 1926, 900,
almost an entire square on Centre street
having been destroyed, including the
offices OF the Messenger and Post.
The Allentown, Pa, iron works were
burned on Tuesday; loss 100000. The
works paid out $l5O,O00 per month in
wages, and 1000 men are thrown out of
employment.
A mail coach from Helena, Montana,
was robbed on Monday night of two
treasure boxes and $50, 900 in gold bars.
The passengers were plundered. ~.
Sam. Beatty, colored, was drowned on
the 4th instant, in the Waccamaw, while
trying to board the, steamer Naples, as
she was NOV ng past Bucksville.
DR.. T. J. Workman and Mr.. J. S. De-
Pas. both old and valuable citizens, have
died in Camden during the past week or
SOL yi'3 14It9 ttsGTU.i at,T
108 dead bodies in all have 80 far, been
recovered from the Avondale coai 4aine.
1t is believed that there are npiRoEe in
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, September 13.-The
Kentucky soldiers are here in full force
TO oust the bomb-proofs. They have
hard work, and make slow progress in
getting possession of the Kentucky
Federal Offices. -7'' - ..
High ofioials think the Virginia Legis-
lature can elect the United States Se-
nators previous to the States regular
admission into the Union.
4 It 10 understood here that the conserva-
tive Republicans Of Mississippi. in order
to interfere as little as possible with cot
ton gathering, will not commence active
canvassing until after the 1st of Novem-
ber.
The State Department has been
officially advised that New York has rati-
fed the fifteenth amendment.
A private letter has been received from
Siokles, IN which he is, sanguine that
Spain will sell Cuba.
General Huff's report of the execution
OF two Americans on the Telegrapho cha.
ractefiseS them as maesaores. IT appears
from the report that such is the dis
turbed condition of the island that the
administration of justice, in many in
stances, is impossible. The Central Gu
ban Junta forwarded $40, 900 in bonds of
the Republic Of Cuba TO the Rawlins
fund. The bonds sell on the market at
twenty-five cents on the dollar. A sub
scriptiou of one dollar from each of the
tCubanss ms !, has M been started for the same
fund. ia.J1o ~ ,ii,r
7 Internal revsnue receipts to day $780,
600. ,aC4shQ w.T oi v =
The Express says late advices state that
half the cotton crop in Florida and Geor-
gia hes been destroyed by the caterpillar.
stamps must be filed with the names of
manufacturers, hereafter. 4.
Delano will hear arguments on Wedues-
days and Saturdays. During those days,
his deputy, Douglass, will attend to the
.toutine of duties.
-. The trial of Shurman and Turner, the
negro ex-postmaster of Macon, Ga, in
counterfeit money matters, commenced
to-day.
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FIFANpIAL AMP JCpn1sRRCIAL.
4NHw -YoaK, NSeptember I8ANoon.-

+ fNHw YoaK, September A18ANoon.--
Stocks weak and dull. Money 2. Ster-
lihg-long 8as; short 81. Gold 3515.
'62's 22L; Tennessee's, ex-coupons, 81
new 62X; Virginia's, ex.coupons, IS;
new 5SH; Louisiana's, old, "a; new 85;
levees 60@B8; S's "a; Alabama s's 90; 5's
50; North Carolina's, old, 55; new AZ.
Flour dull. Corn 1@2c. lower. Pork
nominal, at 5000. Cotton lower, at 33X.
Freights very firm.
7P. M.-Cotton lower, with sales of
700 bales, at 33@331s. Flour shade
frmer for shipping grades; superfine
State 5.9096.32; Southern common to
fair extra 6.60@11.O0. Wheat scarcely
so firm, with very moderate export de-
mand-winter red 1909. Corn dull and
heavy, at 1s13@1.151a. Pork dull and
heavy, at 30.871a. Lard dull-kettle 10 Il
@2O. Whiskey decidedly firmer, at l. so.
Rice quiet and unchanged. Sugar very
firm, with, good demand-Porto Rico
13as@1356; Muscovado 111@@13%; Ha-
vana 1875. Coffee steady and quiet. Mo-
lasses quiet and firm. Freights firm.
Money closed easier, at 6@7. Gold
a5a.
BALTIMORE, September 1s.-Cotton
qdet,o at 83H, with but little offering.
superfine 6.00@8 SO. Wheat firm and
higher-red 1.55@1.7O. Oats 6O(a63.
Pork dull. Bacon active and firm. Whis-
key firm and scarce-held at 1.25.
CINCINNATI, September 13.-Whiskey
higher, at LIS.
ST.. LOUIS, September 13.-Pork dull,
at $3.50. Bacon steady-shoulders 1515
@15A; clear sides 1S54@19. Whiskey
I.15.
LOUISVILLE, September 13.-Provi-
sions firm. Mess pork 33.OOG33. SO.
Shoulders 16; clear sides 1917.
NEW ORLEANS, September 13.-Cotton
dull-middling 31HS; sales 20 bales; re-
ceipts GAO. Market dull and nominal
1t has been raining all day and very little
business done. Gold 34A.
MOBILE, September 13.-Sales 100
bales-middling 80; receipts LOGS.
AUGUSTA, September 13.-Cottcn mar
ket active, but prices declined ss1c.-sales
464 bales; receipts 400; middiings 30.
Cotton is coming in freely to market.
SAVANNAH, September 13.-Receipts
l, ,4O2 bales-cotton market dull and de-
clining; middlings 291a@3O.
CHARLESTON, September 13.-Cotton
in fair demand, but easier, with sales of
200 bales-middlings 80; receipts 572.
LONDON, September 13--Noon.-
The weather is stormy. Consols 9276.
Bonds S32s.
LIVERPOOL, September 13-Noon.-
Cotton quiet--uplands 1925; Orleans
1211a. ''.~''-' H0t
PARIS, September 13.-The Bourse is
firmer. Rentes II and 80. ~"
HAvRE, September 13.-Cotton opens
flat. 15S, both on spot and ahoat
LIVERPOOL, September 13-Evening.
Cotton dull, with sales of 1000 bales.
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Female Seminary,
Corner Pickens and Camden Street.
COLUMBIA, q. q.

Corner Pickens and Camden Streets,
- COLUMBIA, 9. g.
ITNHE exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
Il October 4. The scholaatic year will, in IN
ture. consist Of months, divided into eauaI
sessions OF ~ months each, terminating orI
February IA and June 80. j. ! ,RtT,
TLnMs PEE SESSION, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Tuition in Spelling, Reading, Writing and
Tuition in above with Primary Geography
histofy, Grammar commenced, SI5; :abov}
continued, with Composition, Intermediatd
Geography, History, &C., $40; tuition il highel
English branches, s25; tuition in Ancient and
M0dern Languages, each, IS; Music on Piano|
Music lessons will be given during the reouI
lar school hours if desired) without nlateriaI
interference with other studies. Little girlI
as young as years will be received into th1
school, and especial attention paid to their inl
struction in the elementary branches.
Young ladies who are tired Of the confineI
ment and drudgery Of the school room. bnf
who are still anxious to improve their minds
may do so by joining my private class, whic1
will meet three afternoons in the week. at a
per month, payable in advance.
W. MULLER, l
Principal for 20 years Of the Columbia I.
male Academy, and during the war yearI
President Of the Lucy Cobb Institute, Athens
va. Sent limo
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BRUssEns, September u l3s-Belgium
declines joining Bavaria in support Of
Prince HoHeA0Hs1 $policy resp esti1g
the GcuheaicM Council. The 1Goverh-
ment has determined to send no official
delegate to the Council.
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zz--llzl.k kaz..~ obvious reuson ia. thl
1t is q more reliable and FAR more effectuI
remedy remedy than than sny other. Thcse who ma !
and friends, anil all know that what r. M
once it does always-that 1t never fa}
through tinH s any fault or neglect Of its compo1
certificates Of their remarkable cures OF FL
following complaints, but such cures al
known in every neighborhood, and we ne{
not publish them. Ad spted to all ages an
conditions In all climates; containing neithI
taken with safety by anybody. Their sug(
coating preserves them ever fresh and max
them pleasant to take, while being pnre8
vegetable no harm can arise from their use
any quantity. s'faW
They operate by their powerful influence J.
the internal viscera to purify the blood nj
stimulate it into healthy actfon-remoye d
distractions OF the stomach, bowels. liver al
other organs Of the body, restoring their ir1
guar action to health, and by correctinE
the first origin OF disease. -.
minute directions are given In the wrappH|
on the box, for the following oomplain2|
Which FSr these bssasp.;d Pills 4, rapidly cure:
Lqng'ior and Loss Of appetite, they should
taken moderately t0 stimulate the stomab
and restore its healthy tone and action
For Ltper Complaint and tie various SYM
tOmB, 6utOhS dedQdch6, Suck Headache ,JotS
dice or Green Sickness, Bilious Colo and 4
!ious Ferers, they should be judiciousiy tak(
for each case, to correct the diseased aofiE
or remove the obstructions which cause it..
70: Oysenfe,y.yor eDt0sTh0a, but one nj
dose i. generally required.
For Rheu,ndttsna, GOut, Gravel, Palpitati&
OF the Heart, Pain in the Side, Back and LoiT
they should be continuously taken, az
quired, to change the diseased action of az
system. With such change those complairE
For Dropsy and Dropsical SueRinqs. tf
should be taken in large and freauent do
to produce the effect Of q drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should
taken, as it produces the desired effect
sympathy.
AS Dinner Pin, take one or two Pills
promote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose. stimulates the stomrH
and bowels into healthy action, restores g.
appetite, and invigorates the system. Hei
1t is often advantageous where no serious 4
rangemsnt exists. One who feels toleraf
well, often finds that dose OF these -
makes him feel decidedly better, from a.
cleansing gandrenovating effect on the digestE
apparatus.
Dr.J. c. AVER & CO., Practical Che rn
LOWELL, MASS, U. Sd.
Sept 8 t4m
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chinese Social Life,

Chinese Social Life,
pY Justice Doolittle- illustrate ted-witb acme
ID account Of their Religious Education and
Business Customs and Opinions. vols. IS.
stewart Mckenzie's Campaign in China
published in 1842. 80 cents.
NewSupply Yesterday. To-Day and Forever.
Sights and Sensations in Franco, Germany
and Switzerland. $3.50.
Famous London Merchants. Book for bows.
trated. $50.
Popular Education and Public instruction.
The Wedding Day in all Ages and Countries.
By Wood. $1.5O.
Ny Daughter Elinor. Novel. $1.25.
Thackeray's Novels-at so and rs cents.
For sale at DUFFIE Il CHAPMAN'S
AuSust ~ Bookstore.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-14

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