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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-14


The town Of st. Stephen votes to aid the con-
s;ruotioa Of the road TO the amount of 5000.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
On Monday last Michael Wilcox, aged 10, an
sEnglishman, was killed by an explosion at
Lake Sebago. Wilcox, who was employed in
excavating the ledge in the line of the Port
land Water Company's pipes, cha, ged and ig-
nited fuse in the rock and after waiting the
required time, finding it did not explode he
went into the tunnel TO retire it, when the ex-
plosion took place. He lived about two hours
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The Bath Times says the masonic fraternity
of that city are fiGting up new lodge room
with the necessary ante rooms in Ledyard' 8
block, 0ppos tie City Hall, which, when COM
pIeted, will compare favorably with any other
lodge rooms in this State Exercises OF ded-
cation will take place in December, The in
terest in free masonry in that city is on the
increase, and large amount of work is being
done.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
A Boothbay correspondent informs us that
the fish, mackerel. and oil caught by vessels
belonging to that place for the three months
ending Both of September, amounted to $780,
600, employing 80 vessels and 800 men.
Three psrgie oil factories in the same time,
made one hundred thousand gal ous OF oil, and
twelve hundred tons of guano, worth 800 600.
A factory is being erected at Boothbay Har-
Dor for the manufacture eof guano from rock
weed
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Portland, Oct. 10, 1859.

AND when Abraham and the people beheld
the wonderful cures which were produced by
this drink, Abraham said, "My children must
not suffer; give me thy drink to drink, and
will give it name."
And so Abraham drank, and said there was
nothing like it, even in Sangamon county;
that it was bitter to the lips, but good for the
stomach; and because there were bitter times
in fighting the masters of the plantations, it
shall be forevermore called PLANTATION BIT-
TIERS; and so it has been.
And the wonderful work which it has per-
formed is witnessed at this day in every town,
parish, village and hamlet throughout all the
world.
And he said, "Let it be proclaimed through
out the length and breadth of the land, from
JUG VaI1oJ -.-a---,"s.ntain -tans-that- all who
suffer from fevers, dyspepsia, weakness, loss of
appetite, nervous headache, and mental de-
spondency, will find relief through the PLAN
TATIoN BIrTERs. They add tone to the stom-
ach, and brillancy to the mind, of which /, o
people, am living example,
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. Oct eod&w1w
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Troublesome and Arc la.

HE PLAY OR PAY RACE between these
Horses will positively be trotted to-day at p.
~, at LlNGS' TRACK, Scarboro, rain or shine
The race is for $1,000, mile heat, best In to har-
ness. Cct14-1t
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THE BEST CLOTHES WRNGER-Be very par
ticular about getting the Universal with i'm
proved cog-wheels. This is the only one we
recommend, and nnr endorsement of this is
without mental reservation or notification
U1liUersalist. d&w1w
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Sver00 car loads OF cattle for Brighton are
tstainl at Northfield, N. e., and will have to
be un,aded while the road is being repaired.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-14
DOM ESTIC PORTS

chains. and went ashore at Ferry. Sch Err, Of Ma
ehias. bottom up. Sehs Scdd, lookout, Boston, and
Flora King, all ashore.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-14

JUST opened. fashionable lot of goods for
Goats, Pants and Vests, at A. D. Reeves, Tail
or, 36 Free street. sept18-1m
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To lfle Public,

(,/The Portland Water Company have to an
>nounce that the work entered upon two years
since to furnish the City of Portland with water,
is virtually accomplished, and the supply this
year will be adequate to the wants of those
who are, or may be ONE, ready to receive it.
The Company have laid thirty-two miles of
pipe, amply guaranteed to be unsurpassed in
quality and character, and have made its con-
nections. They have completed the Reservoir,
and have only to conclude at the Lake por-
ton of the brick conduit, which is assured to
them the coming ninety days.
This great work has required vast expendi-
ture of money beyond its bonded issue. Its
income is sufficiently assured to cover every
requirement.
The Company is now engaged ON the work of
making temporary connection covering the
short distance between the two completed pol
tons Of the brick conduit, so as to furnish a
full supply of water directly from the Lake it.
self. This connection will be speedily made,
and the supply will then be sufficient for all
the wants of the City and of water takers.
L. D. SHEPLEY, Sec'y.
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New and Fashionable Pant goods just re-
ceived by A. D. Reeves, Tailor, Sc Free street.
sept18-1m
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Board Wanted.

A Young gentleman OF good character and dis
"A p SIT on, W MS oard N a iaiuily whore he will
find cougenial socie'v aud Iefnemens o, home Up-
town prrpued. Address A. l.. Press Office.
a Dot 4 re-
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City EiquOP Agency.

All persons who may have occasion to use
liquors of any kind for medicinal or mechani-
cal purposes, are informed that the City Agen-
cy is supplied with articles of excellent quail
ty, selected expressly for these purposes. No
liquors will be sold at the Agency except those
purchased of the State Agent and they can be
relied on as pure and of standard proof, as GER
titled in the certificates OF analysis from the
State Assayer The price list has been revised,
and only sufficient profit will be charged to
meet current expenses. We think this mode
of conducting the agency cannot fail to receive
public approval. Per Order
COMMITTEE ON LIQUOR AGENCY.
June H. 1869. dtfsn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-14

Nh j. p SMITH, 100 Exchange Street, has
just received another large supply of Human
Hair, which he is selling at very reasonable
prices. The ladies should not fail to give him
O call
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-14

US said that Kate Reynolds melted $4,000 BY
MI recent four weeks professional tour through
New England. - A'A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-14

SwEDEoBoRGIAN FAIR in the Senate Cham
Der this afternoon and evening. Admission
free.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-14

THE Social Levee at Pine Street Vestry will
take place this evening, weather permitting.
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PERFECT MANHooD

Essays for Young Men, on the evils OF SELF
ENERVATlON, with certain he p for the errinc and
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes eoo
OF charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
sep2'sNd&wsm Box p, Philadelphia, Pa,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-14
IMPORTS.

Brig Firm, from Windsor, Ms 800 tons plaster, to
A ID Wh'doen.
Sch Alice from Sagua-il2 hhds IA ties Is bbls mo-
Iasses. to Geo Hunt.
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SkeTif'S Sale.

III " OtttCs
CUMBERLAND IS:
TAKEN on execution and Will be sold Mt nubl,f
auction on Saturday, the twentieth day If No.
vemoer D., 1869 at ten o'clock in the forenoon
=. we Sherfs office, in the city OF Portland. in
saIl county all the tight in equity which MARY j
Merrill, lately of Portland, in said comfy has o.
i nau On me enty.sxth dav OF December, A d
aS S az three O'Clock and thirty minutes IN tn,
afternoon, being the time OF the attachment of the
same on the original writ in the action on which
saiu execution was obtafed. to redeem the following
u sIioeu mortgaged Real Estate. Viz certain
parcel Q. and with the BUILDINGS thereon, situate,
~ salu Portland an being The north westerly en-,
or rear OF the lot OF lard fronting franklin street
anu bounded as follows:-viz. beginning in the
norlh-easter)y corner of lot in the ioe OF Ian.
~ merry belonging 10 the heirs OF Robert BOYD,
tnehce running south-w-stery by land now or iorm-
ely owned by the heirs of Ruth Jewett, forty SIX
ieet to sake, thence south-eastery parallel 18th
the line of said Boyas md for feet more or less
to land foi merly owred bv Sawyer HAYNES, thence
by said Sawyer and Haynes Land |
forty six ieet 10 sail Boyd's land, thence by Sid
Boyd's land forty feet, more les to the first
bounds, together with a privilege In PASSAGE wat
fifteen feet vide, adjoining sail Saw er and Haynes,
lot TO extend from Frankie street. to said lot, being
the same premises which were conveyed 10 Susan
Gu ter by thomas Hammond, Y 10. ID. 1851 by
Iced rec ,rd d in the Cumberland Registry Deeds
Book 219, Page 1888.
Dated at Portland, this thirteenth day OF October
ID. 1859.
w3w41 F.. N PERRY, Sheriff.
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IMMORTAL FOUNTAIN, City Hall, Oct 10,
and ID dt14
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Coal sans2 Wno.u,

,4 ~, no., CT Coal brig Hattie E. wbeeer suitable
Also carg" Ma 1ang cooking purposes, sc sc.
part OF the city both CHEAP Tor cash IN any
oct11dtf ~ WM. WALKER
NNt.ANti No. 2IR Com,,,,c,aI
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SPOAEN.
Avg II. lat 66 80 Ion 80 %, barque Caroline Le-
mont iroIi Guanape tor Baltimore
Sept of Key West, barque Jennie Cobb from
Rockland tor New orleans.
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Knight, 164 tons. built at Surry in 1853, has
been purchased by Capt John VeaZ e, and others, oil
IslesbOrO. for "a 90 cash.
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The town Of st. Stephen votes to aid the con-
structiGa of the road TO the amount of 1900.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-25
(6ertiesans fela),'

! pa uni MO er G.ifeL2 20 SIT, ~
DER oQieitts p%rupbe3ette frabe @interabat
ii@Ipl6Bli@ 3einstfeQt.. Seit ppr9eftern
,baben mir anbaltenoenGroE 3temli6 bef<
.tise S9neeftlrne unp heute bat ielbft Ia,
bic, S9neepede Elm Stdrfespon
,3nei, 3oq. Muf zen, talten 95ben 1T pit@
,itlbe. bepeutenp mddti9er unp an erppntr5
.ttften punften btreitet 1t. BEN pofDtrftbr
i4on einist S@wieristeit. No@ rrttise
Iaee. uno2 mir fFno p5lia eineefdneit.
Die Candid It eepdbrt iebt ,,einen UNI 70
et9entbdmli6eren Anbtid, ais bic BIl&e
tbeilpeiit nod grin INN. Aud u pen
6luren be6noen nd nod pisla 9tmiit
,(p,elfa4 freili& erfroren) unc btionDersi
,4~artpfe!n, 5uno leBtere fiap nun in Go.lBge
pts S9neefaus umfp, u1ebr ben ,sftbttz
rrulngvetns pur& Die tn 8robenH upetn iin@ Del,
bieI9enGorften, potbanpsNetD ileiGunttne
etponiirt. Gitn fernerer Saaptn etrud&f
aus eieisrn Dttttr p.m 9oulptdjar %
Der MISUNDERSTANDING hui; fem 0nupt
bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-25
Usrtittxxs w III 1. 6ette.)

81 bat Summer, uaein tapftrer 8ale<
riar, unp i'd, ietue &aiiestn, tam i6ut
ni9t belfen 2" ,g55 #
~Du tannf tim belfen, G,atina, tptnn
.Du ,piQit."
Sd miI es! sag, platon, tuas 1T
es @ebbalb trauert BET Bruoer 1,et>
mes 2ieblin8s
Ylatcn 3oubom leate feline Armee bi@<
ter I'M, &~atbarina'5 GaiQe, uao nit et<
mem Musorud unausipre&lf&er 3drtli@>
teit gu ibr auf14auenb, 900 er ibre 9dnoe
an feline slipper, unb bebedte fe NIT SUI
fen. Damn lestt er bic 6dube 8a>
tbarfna'S lber~ feline Iuseu. 8lei4@
fam ais einer S@leter, cer feline
@ermtrrung uno S&am oerbuQen ioltt,
uno Haferte leilt: ~Wletn arn1er 8rucer
s8aleriars bats@ auloen1 9robe,sun9ebeure
59ulpen een,a9t unp feline @ldubi9et
beben Jpn CUR @er3meifunes" q, y 49,.
uMh @@ulpen, ruetttr |nidbte," $riei
&atbarina o@ldsudene. v@ir peroen
fe btSablen, pasaif AQes !ess:@as:ss7@ae as4ss
h "Nbtr i'd iastt Dir {&on> ,%atbinta.
feline S9ulpen iine u%a9ebtuer,""2 II: .tTt
l. sd tptrbe fe be3ablen. @te bod be-
lduft G@I bic Sumu1e e. : 9ah 70 3iu ,
b uGrsbat mir 9sl@rieben,a boes feline
S&uloenlaf7 fl& yjebt ouf flint tbuneert
MiQipner 8ubel belduft."* w.. nest3G1 !
rTlnfbunoert MtQtontn r. NriefI &az
.tbarina erl9roden. uDas lit fretlia
ipieL ltbr yiel unp--tmmerbinl &qlerian
s!3oubow, bat mir .Derbentl erotert has n
mebr tpertb, al6 elenpe6@elo. Nein; itebe
mid ni@t 70 traurfs uup an9itppu an,
mein Ylatpu. ,Der ,&ourier4 tpirb meiz
mem @eneral, 8alertan ! 3oubow1 ni9i
bunoert, ionpern }e96bunoert MiQionen
5&ubt iberbrin9en. Sur ntuB ct 3ufrte>
ben iein> fe2 in 8antbi1ets 3u empfan8ea.
Mber Elm 70 tapferer4 Solbat- wiro; oie
tS@uloner basu 3ntn9en mi1en, ibm pte
papierbiuet8 in @olb ,um3uieben." r
+ vDu bit etn. Gnsel berl@ rcbu1utb >np
ber Site" rief !3outow,, bit &ai(trtn init
Observation-Disclosures @lutb IT, feline 4aruae
orudeno: y.,S13 ri. as":2#>, %..4u;"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-25

/: 6eflungpe @rpup pber per
8r'ddune.- l1nter ben &inpertrantbeiz'
ten tritt. feline bduf9er, 1amentli@ i'm
5erbite: unp cTribjabr, nit t5ptlt6em
Derlaufe alf, al8 .pte H%;88rdune". 8eim
Be9irn pei !6etlerteit unp' pe6,' 6ufenS,
>pou1it bic &rantbett fG bauptld9li9
tenn;eidnet, 'penpe man 1ofort Elm, ,beibes
Bao, unp ;par 70 beiB, >pie IS Ger pas
.tient pertru9en fam, an.--Man brin9e
'aNo ben patienten in. po8 beige Bap,
pel@eS bt8 lit Die Maoengeeenp rei9en'
n1ub, unp mal@e unaufbSrli@ Zen gam
gen &6rper' trdftis NIT einen, &rsllexen
2appen unb @etfe ab.- = Sn bielem beiben
Babe mub bel. &tanfe ! Stunce per<
bltiten, nrb miro bur@ bic fortmdbrenpe
Mb>pai4uns fdon I'M Babe Sdweib entz
ftben."' .Na9 @blauf. BON ! J @tunbe
brin9e man ben &ranten lofort obne alb
3utrodnen> in cine? in Dem Bette bereit
lie9enpe tppQene Dede uno tpidle NIT oer<
ielben ben 'sansen< &brper bis gum 9allt
bic Mrme nit {nbeorifen 9eb5rf9 Elm,
unb la11e 70, na@oem bel. &rante nod
nit BEL. Bettpede gut "ju9ebedt it,, pte
@9metBtretbun9 cine Stunbe BON itatten
seben.-- 8dbrenb pttler 3tit eebe man
BEN pattenten bei6e. lemonade, NIT einenl
3uiab BON 3tpet '@bl5fI Quten alien
Bein> per ! !Sduppen III trinten.
lt5 @etrd,t mu6 prerr, patient 70. LANCE
forttrinten> alS Der e~ntRebenoe. Durl, f..
ME Die &rantbeit anpauert,
= Na4 Mblauf. elmer 'e5tunbe mub ber
&ranfe ppr1i9ti9 aus ser ;rppl(enen Dtdc
beral89enou,n1en rperoen unb; gut troden
.eerieben, merpen, Damn nit 6erno unb
Na9tfleipe ,:,e. alrnsefleioet I'M 8ette per:z
bleiben: Dad 8ob uuB >td9li9 3peimal
9eseben wsrpe1, NIT %jeoesmalieer Gin
.widelung.. sfDie sar3e Dauer Der Sur
betrdet,' nenn man son ,Mnfan9 an bic
s&rantbeit 1oolei@ bebanbelt miirr, nur
oft etn bi8 brei Sage. %~So9ar in .bpfz
nun98loien Gduen. murbe auf biele Be-
banplung6wei@e nod, oft 6eilunB betpirft,
'DaS tG0en 1earf aus Nidt6 als .;@eiB:.
brpp5 oper; Mediupp{e befteben ; ba5btibt
@q}1eJ 8eibbrop, per @ed, iSdl; unp
:8ptter, ,ulp. tlmuB 70 beibB ,,p 3 m6sli& ppt1.
BEN Natientep .8enp1en, peroen. .89epDr
rer Hrante leine, @eiunbtbeit lnieoer, erz.
.b3dilt, ,entltebt cine Stei9erur9 oer &raufz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-25
Reueffe Ma@ri@ten.

% abi n8tp n. - Die 3ou urp
gisuereinnatnitu bee Mpnats .uaren
itbr bebtutenb. aub miro ber Mustptts
fnr December cine @erminberuns Der
S@ulb wdbrenb peS MoratS Noptn,btr
pom 10 MiQione,1 Dollars na@peiien.
Senatcr Mortor bat fi@ babin
seduBert, bab Gon9reb bic Steuer auf
3uder, Tbee, &afes Gal; uup aue an,
pere &rtitel f1r %nptbrpenpioe 9ebensbe>
bdrfniRt ttoeattto reenjiren wirb.> :;
! Die Nem g)ert @ia beri@tet tab bic
Dame nel&e sesen Sen. Butler flaebar
8enorren nt@t etnt Ni6te BON @enerul
Tmi89S 1T, 1pntcrn pe1en Mattre6t ,par.
Gtenfp bat Is fi4 terauseeftQt ba6 jtne
Gbrenidtel i'm Bunptsi&abante pom
Buttlerptpon1iirrt ,nh,utI,rtbNetn,. s,uidne ta6 Ter:
ielte ieiner 3eit bas in Graee febenps
Silber8e1dirr an sbas 2uarttermei{ters<
Mmt ablisftrte. Die 9ar3e @a@e f9eint
auf ptolliltliitase:. Glap4 ,it 9 ; s!':i,,, sadbSstltbem
III fieiin. .s@
|, sort Carry. - 81. Bir'plttp,nn; per
6eraus9eber bes ,t9lcr' Befter urb pio.
reer'' :wurbe' s rp: .oot,n Sn}urstnten, perbafs
ttt> ,tpttl. q; I@ ptteerte fit pttltlben. ii
(etner Sffcin cine proclamation eruden
;u tal7en..& :, '' ..... t <;a'.@55 .A,,.> ..~: ,. .%..>:ss
| -a4:Dir alabama ,@eltBeebung bat
FbaS Ky. Enhancement ratiflirt.
l. @tpr9etpm M Ga,g tpurbe aam 18.
BON einen beftiaen i0rfan beimselu@t.
Cine Mn3abl 9duier ruroen 3erf1rt4 unp
Der S&apen ana@i9entbum belief ii@ aui
$50>000.a ~. ~ n,sotY, e. ~-a"r:!..
f. CANTON. Gin Teuer in sort
Gully serftSrte eiinea@ Gbeil Der @sbdu>
li9teiten uno 1ammtli@e @interporrdtbe
an !&leipern, proniilonen unb anbtre Mr<
tifeln fir bic Truppen lno Snpianer i'm
Mertbe yon iiber elmer MRilipn DoQor6.
f. I'm: Die frans5fl&e+ iBarte ~Gaumaz
ris" bate 400 Coolies fit 6apanab an
Borb. Cine Meuterei bra9 unter ibnen
auf benz S@tfe aus unb ie beu,d&tis<
ten fi@ ,bes @apitainS unb pertrieben bic
Matrolen mel&e fl@ auf Boottn na9
SABA Fl@tettn.: Gin =, bsQdnbildeS
&riessi&if nabm bic Barfe >8efaaoen
ur,o tpurbe beritlben cine ntue S&if6<
n1anni@aft 9e9eben. Bdbrenb Ser Tprt<
iebuno BET &eiit nabmen G& bic Coolies
eur@ 5alsabidneipen, poS Qeben. orer
(pranee, in bic See. Bon Der, 9at1sen
Qacuns fam1en aur So IN 5aoanab an.
+ New Wprt.-Dur@ bic >peRinbii9e
peft miro uns mtt9etbttlt, bab @bplera,
eelbes Gieber unb! ppden auf Santiago
be Cuba epioenii9 aus9ebruaen ino.
:Sn 80 Ga9en flnp: iiber 800 perionen an
@bplera 9eftprbensE T.. 1t1 80 1>.i,: =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-25
&erlQuQt.

= - Mn3etsen tn bie{er @palte tnter ben Rubri-
ten .gerleast". ~Qefadt", gu gerrenten" uns u3u Der-
saufen" serssn fl s Gents bic 8sils. itSt Ssfttisa. IN Dor.
aulte3atluaA aufeensmunen.. -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-25

&mmert &s5hmet3er, r
eagle @trase, ST.. gaul, ,hsbtibeua eeebrten pa.
6ltuut ~teber3eit 3u DtenRen nit ausse3et&netara
eaeerbier pom befen 0ebrau, fir .itotn gesarf
aab gum btatsaeu Yretie, NIB empfetA bterutt
tkr 8abrttat beleas seu eeebrttn abuebuteru Ia
Stabt uub Qanb. '7-<t ~"'/'""''8''
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9liht ppQ 9 @ent1 YrD Sag
fsft n, MA 0& tas
Deutfh > an1erifanif1e GpnDerfatis
ons. 2egicon

anuldafsn, weldes unter MttStrtans son raeat als tuasert
bs tadtiefeu osutl&en 59rtitteuer xab Sa&miaaer er Ut.
Staatsn DON prof. ". g. Saen teraWsoesetet Strl uas
bt s itsr @tbrbarO. (p.f Or 40Ot) tn Rtp sers erf4etnt;
uab bafir ertdlt man tin Dert, sie ME sussr eng ett@tensn
1T; tin gDert, wel3ta lber aQe 0ssenadune ees 900tAens nne
fnsft s,bt, elm Bib beuti&tn 9etens In allen QDslttbe!fa au!'
roQt unb fars game esbsn unb fir bic gsn,t tan.ts eta n,rs.
tiaer 5~austhab fein tuirp. Die 3tst II nt@t tern 3D. oselss
unb is. jeesn Rsnats erfaeiat cine 2t.ftuus ssa 80 sasse:,
sradts Sxitsn tn src5:Ottas g Is aeass, 4ss sa isst ,s stt
atst anfansen, sel l,ttt.r ien E1 bas gDtrl anlui&aft1, ais
}fpat.r, meau erR n,ebr qttftrunss1 erf&texeu fetn tpersea.
leber ben srpSeu NDertb btefes aDeress bat I'D besetst BE g.
ltd seben 8sl.lunetn auf badelbe von On, Q0ea, ens uns
Rorb Elm unS yUn alien settsn tsmnen sen tnteutes aeen
Wannsrn Brtefe In be1tsa bttielbea Tire Greuoe uber eds W.
f4ein.n btelss q1ert.s auslpre&en uno f4 entneeer 3ur ARttts
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erbalten anaetn.Etnen Rabatt.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-13
$40. 900.
For Sale.

~ THAT splendid CORN AND COT
@I1 TON FARM, known ns the "SALU-SSG
Al0ADA FORK PLANTATION" ;" situated 80
nine miles South from Newbcrry Court House
8; C., and forty miles from Columbia. The
place contains about eighteen hundred acres
OF choice lands; about twelve hundred Of
which are open, and the balance woodland.
sounded on two sides by 'Bush" and "Bic"
Saluda Rivers, it affords large proportion OF
the most desirable bottom or swamp lands:
and on Big, saluda River it has one of tho
most valuable unimproved water privileges i'm
the South. The improvements are an elegant
Two-Story Framed Dwelling, six or eight Dou-
BILE Framed Houses for Iaborers ouartere.
STABLES, Barns, Blacksmith and Carpenter
Shops and other out-houses-aIl sound and in
good condition. Belonging to the place, and
propelled by an excellent water power, is one
OF the best Merchant Mills in the State. having
Two setts OF forty-eight inch French Burr
Wheat stones, and one of same size for Corn.
With machinery all complete. Also, No. i
Circular Saw Mill; Gin House with seventy
hve Saw Gin; Threshing House, with an excel
lent Ihresher and Grain Fan; also, q Cotton
Screw. Lands in this section will prodnce
from one to two bales OF cotton per acre with
out doubt
Terms cash or its equivalent. Parties wish
ing to purchase, can rec the place and obtain
further information by application to Jordan
T. Pool, Esq, Newberry Conrt House, s. C.
or address II. WARE X son,
July 4mo New Orleans. La.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-13

"Why, Sarah, you look good enough
to eat" said loving husband to his
wife, one morning at breakfast. "Well,
I'm eating as fast as can, amt II" was
the ready reply.
A Western editor knows of little
Sunday school girl who, being asked by
the catechiser, What is the outward
visible form or sign in baptism? ?'' inno-
Gently said. "Plense. sir, the baby"
Speaking of shaving" said pretty
girl to an obstinate old bachelor. II
should think that pair of handsome
eyes would be the best mirror to shave
by" "Yes; many poor fellow has
been shaved by them, "the wretch replied.