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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS

NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
CARPETS-Brussc!, Tapestry, Ingram, Hall
and Stair.
These are but an outline Of the extensive and
varied Stock nj the New York store, to which the
attention of the community is cordially invited.
Call and examine them, If yOu wish to form
a correct estimate of their superior quality.
Prices MS low as Before the war.
"a" Country produce taken in exchange for
goods. c. b. WEITZEL.
March sc, lS7O-ip.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23

ACCIDENT.--On the 18th inst, while \
and his wife were driving in buggy.to the fe
on the opposite sias Of thh riysr a.. .Eya;sonto
The river beirg high, and The, road between Il,
town and the Ferry being under water, the str
current carried horse, baggy and inmates d,
into tn" deep water. The lady came near dro
ing. The horse was drowned. Democrat Of
trcst
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23
Ayers Ague Our

For Fover and Aeuo, In5srnlttteF.; 2
Chill Fever. HGInittcnt Fever, Du.
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fover, Z
and indeed all the affections which az
from malarioas, marsh, or In-2sznt
Eoisons.
A its name implies, it does Care, and does
fail Contlinng neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis,
Int, nor any Sii.sr mineral or poisonous subsbr
Whatever, -L la p0Nise Injuries any patient.
prmGer anG Importance Otit5 cures in lbe ague
tlc,s, are literally beyond account, ana we bel
without \ parallel in the history OF Ague uedi
Our pride is gratiled by the acknowledgment
receive of lle rsuical cures effected m obst
cSsc5, and where other remedies had wholly &
Unacclimated persons, either resident II
travelling through miasmaic localities, win b
tected by taking the -AGUE CURE daily.
For Lirer Complaints, arising from tor
of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stimu
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complain
an excellent remedy, producing many tri
markable cures, where other medicines had
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER & Co., Pl
aud Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, a.
Jl round che world.
PRICE, 800 PER B0T0
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23
TOWN LOTS rOH SAFE,

TOWN LOTS ron SALE,
IN the F3rt Augusta or Col Cakes addition to
Il the Borough Of Sunhurv Prices from TWO
HENDEED to FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
payHClef Is Eionthly instalImprtt5 Of Ten Dollars
each. Also, the BURR HOUSE in Northumber-
land, suitable for first-class hotel. Also, TIM
Der land in Lycoming and Centre counties.
Apply to JOSEPH O. TRACY,
Northumberland North'd Co., Pa.
Feb. &c lS1O.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23

hEssfAftR boRhosHAs, ,--kome Of our cub
sellbsls eomplAin that lAry ace bolhsled 90 death
Whl peltons borrowing lhs AAEEloAA ffoin lhom
tcif - tfsy have rad ID thriaselFes, Az lhrm
q saoseFsnsi shl ihey Nill DOT bother yol "A Aiu.
la dgea aIisst laeanntsr a. tFsagf Ieaalns iu
tlat nay, uLe dDliaf aud nhF efuis Blil Isy
iuf thg AAtAlfAs cat euiife year lhr
pnlIgri uisn n AtulHmlfIi lp9 caultB rau
sh,ld ~ salay thls luHuTy b. : .liis t-uuonB
danus the lsar jusl llink ihsi gal csa snHl
i, aul ihs llelolY ls hall sou. Ne his pal-
lshlas l,is pspef, ,aad Hani the suppoH ~ sssry
hgpsoiisaa an4 beiporlst lH ibp cpaftf. la ~
tafa "a iAsi ssifeit b. slj soc ilsa rIH
fst ismilf sssspsGsr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23

The WHEELER TRoCPE.-This troupe exhibited
at this place, some six weeks ago, but it being
an inclement evening, they have consented to give
two of their parlor entertainment in the Masonic
Hall, on this Saturday and Monday evening next
Their performances are highly spoken of by our
exchanges. The Pottsylllc Miners Jou,'nal says
Of them
We do not fell inclined TO notice favorably the
majority oftraYeling troupes for they are too
often trashy and vulgar. but in the case ofthc
Wheeler Troupe that gave its first entertainment
in Union Hall lasteyening, and will give is last
tonight with an entire change of programme
we must say that It is one of tie most pleasing
parlor entertainments we ever witnessed, chaste
and amusing. Nothing is saidset d6alc that would
offend the most fastitiogs. We WOULD commend it
as one which any iadyTcan attend and trust that
the troupe will have fac audience tonight
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23

HoHsE AND BuGGY FOR SALE.--Any perso.
wishing u good horse and buggy, will please call
at the Drug Store of DR.. Moody. Market Square,
MrefcAL ISsrRCMESTs--H B. Masscr has just
rccciled y ncS supply of Violins, Accordeons,
Banjoes, Tamborcnes, musical boxes and musi-
cal ins. s.rulnsgts.
New CAnr1rT ouoASs just received and for
sale by II. B. Masa p
\ srcoSD-HAS9 Cabinet Cr,pr i.r saic cheap,
by Il. b. Masser
THE best Piano made ana warranted for five
years, will 1c sold by II. b. Masser tvcntg per
cent. less than aSy piano II equal NEXT that can
he had from a.y travelling agent.
SKY assortment of Violin Strings, new style
o. Mouldings, &C., just received by II. b. Masser.
CHRoMos AND OTHER PAIyrINs-A new lot
Just received from New York by II. b. Masser,
at very reduced prices.
GARDEN sEEDs.--A general assortment Of fresh
Garden Seeds have ixa beer opened at Or.
Moody's Drug stcic, Market Square. All who
wish sd GnG reliable seeds will flease call.
fFERs viii pea meeting Of the Spnhury Steam
Ferry ana TOwboat Company, in, the Office of
Bower N Wolvcr;on, Thursday cveuingneXt, 2Sth
ipst,, for the election Of pormarent officers.
full attendance Of mcnl.erS is,requestcd,
W. }. NOLVEgTo5, socr'y> rrO 'sal.
JnE subscriber Offers for sale limited quartz
~ Of No. Strawberry Plants. All orders COM
muuicatel to John Eckman & Co... Sunbury, Pa,
will be promptly filled, with plants fresh from
the ground. Price 25 cts. per dozen.
It. d. w. BAESuART.
IL ia astonishing what an iGiIReIsc amount Of
beautiful Goods is being opened at The Dry Coed
and Grocery Store Of Mere & Dissuger at such
low prices.
FuRsITURE OF every description is constantly
sold AZ B. l.. Raudenbush Store In Masonic Hall
building, AT NOS. reasonable prices. 1t is the
place to make good selection he has an
immense assortment.
b BoYs.--Some good mothers still have their
"ot-,. ,.clothing made home. They do not know
> :" tpeh cheaper aud better they could clothe
u ,ne ps a. Oak Hall.
N,p.--The sunbury Lyceum offer reward
a.. ~ for the parties who tore down the
tioSaI M on Monday last, announcing Fred.
Il is ,ho\ \The lecture will be delivered gu Friday,
mann, gny MI
ni'y my rcc,N of Cabinet Organs have just been
5 well. Th.s Ahe Music store Of H.. b. Masscr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23
SEED POTATOES

IlELN hosi.
FAApHRNEFl rLElLISG
sal d Ne
a $50 l.s isf s,.s
biNI NOHNIH.
tthirn, N.Ht'i reaall. De-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23
CLpsiSo rRioss OF DEHAvES &c BRO, 40 $.
THIRD S1REIT, PH1LADELPHiA.-3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
OIp

At Harrisburg, on the 10th inst, by Rev. W. o.
Owen, at the residence of the brides parents, Mr.
oKtANcA kRIGBAUM, of Sunbury, and Miss
EMMi HFPFLrFISGBR, of Harrisburg.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23

Word IN YOUR EAR; 0SLY WHISPER
We suppose there is scarcely "a country. ne wspa-
per in the land that has not u few subssrihcrs
who devour each weekly issue with eaScruess
as they do their daily food and pet who are
devoid Of principle as to allow themselves to
run years behind in the payment of their
subscription, paying not the slightest attention
TO the bill they receive unless it may be to
anathematize the printer for his impotence in
asking for his own. We have few such sub
seribers, whose names have been carried forward
from year TO year under the 1--WE fear insanc) idea
that in some moment of honesty they would pay
But we intend no longer to indulge in such DREAMS
but will try if publishing their names in our col
umns will have any effect, ms we know that it
hattcrs some persons to have their names in print
under such circumstances. So kind but forgetful
friends pardon US, say ten or 4 dozen of you, If
we give you prominence you do not deserve
flour paper is not worth the paltry sum of two
dollars year, pay what you owe and we will
chez rfully discontinue to deliver II 20 you, as our
paying list is good and constantly increasing,
aud we do not require dummies to give Us a
chance to boast our circulation. n.-NIatohiGa.
The above is our precisely, and VIC shall
act upon the same principle, neighbor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23

clothing made home. They do not know
tuch cheaper aud better they could clothe
~ a Oak Hall.
Np.--The sunbury Lyceum pTcr reward
~ fer the parties who tore down the
M on Monday last, announcing Fred.
| ho\The lecture will be delivered gu Friday,
NJ.
r,c,il of Cabinet Organs have just been
Thss lhc Music store OF H.. b. Masser.
and at vii, be sold At less than eity prices,
in exchn'ed. Second hand rgans taken
THEh
been one los Of grnt!emen's Hats have
s.autinLs ; Faust's Mat store. They are
ways on spsal variety to select from al
BooTsASA
the ExoSsldkafe constantly arriving at
no wondv anB W. II. Miller. But II Is
aud shoes, 70 Why he SOUS so ls"sy boots
hid, and to.Als n0ue but Ne best on
ar.icles Iein, paa always rely on a good
is needed is tdEs A.s establishment, Al
ler's 70 be convinced.
AnhHllilAhsss
book o. phamghlags' and "'' KINDS "i
= the yeTy beat maud i"he promptly ana Ia
p establ shneut. SIC ANERICAs printing
I sasa In want Of tage'' oF l'9N.lHAl''
. should bring Or .nd, of this dssgipllon,
, otnes. acrs 70 Ihs AniBiCAs
A..
/ IHE tsllonzbl IA
. q, Beck siill mali.lal' '''A9ll'A'nsn' Of 4,
: pp fashionable hu.. .pgtAi.la VI maklng
bs1ns vas VI ILs 4bsia ''s '"'e' MF h'
t5en, has giyrn ~ a. '''Ae's h'ea ia os'
4 knovledss u ) ta,t l-ss ~ a'yalliat
Gsysf I.ll.5pkg c.lifaus. aAl A.
q,,' ...it R.-
/. ss.ies tsg Gsi.tt- ~ ME Jaha 4
a gls has fses,.s,.- "a FosHh ,ifssl,
, .onmsst of -. .'s'' y "a .l,laA a..
!. Ma smles ke.ts. "tssssm.a's tgli
90, ~ e',s '''s s'tlas .f.i. ..ssy.
9 tsa n y as Gala - ',' '--s
urft 'tH 80 ''Af"f iH 4"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23

Hon WATER.-A heavy rain set In on Sunday
morning last and continued until Monday even
ing. The creeks and other streams in this yl-
rinty,wer considerably swolle1 The skamokin
creek rose very rapidly on Mo-9ay aud 10 such
a height as to cause the '1w la~d3 70 o-erlow.
The water IN the Suscuehanna also rose 20 nearly
the height of The freshct in 1868. On Monday
z rose at the rate Of two inches TO ,he hour, and
conirred until Tuesday afternoon when It began
to abate, causing some fears that the water
would overflow parts Of our town, hut fortunate
ly the embaukmcm's kept rs perfectly secure.
There being only Few lats inundated at the out
skirts, caused by the baog water of the sEanokln
creek, and We are happy 20 state, no serious
damage was done that We heard Of We regret
10 learn, however, that some Of our ueighborlng
'o"ns along the river were less fortunate. At
Nilliamsport and Lock Haven the water was
higher than in 1865. Large portions OF these
owns were inundated, aud considerable damage
done to property The canal was greatly da-
maged he.ween this place aud wulIamspou. The
railrctd between Wlliiamslon and Elmira is re-
ported 10 have been badly damaged, so that no
trains were run over Il for a day or two. South
of us We have not lgaruel Of any material DANA
gcs wlA Tie eHceppcus Of carrying away fences
along the banks Of ,i.e liver.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23

vul., neigusor Of the .Gqgere found another .
friend to assist in indicating him Of pulling up
the .,brauch storc,' who gives orer.the signature
Of Henry Herman. q bols.ecGd u statement OF 4
conversation thaS he says took place between
himself auG US. We nave never met any person
by that narce chat We know of, nor did any such
convcrsaliop ever take place between us or any
one else Ills Henry Herman claims to be the
manager of thc New erik Branch, and as We
have learned SINCE bis effort to give us a speoi-
men of his traits Of character, is of that class
of Jews. known rs. he "Crmd Jeg," oitcn seen
rowing through the country offering "Sheap
Goots' for sale, which class of JeT S nave always
been looked upon as n0t being above suspicion,
even by their own sect, who are ola better class
and have become better citizens. We were not
n little surprised, however, to that Nessrs
Bamoerger * Co., would even allow their
man "Friday" to violate the commandment
which they quoted few weeks ago, with such
impunly. Ard as &c our peighlo or of the Gd=ette,
We rorrc. exceedingly ma. lie las allowed him
self 20 associate with that kind Of company for
the sake Of securing half priced Jobs. As this
'branch" has departed and most likely squattcd
on probably more favorile spot, We would ad-
monish our neighbor 10 be more cautious iu the
/ future, aud avoid falling into another such an
| crro-. We shall overlook this mishap, believing
it to be accidental on his part.
| AN ACciDEsT---On Monday evening last az
! 7. 4laekenberg Esq, aud his wife were coming
/ TO this place from Selinsgrove, they met with an
accident which came very near proving serious
in It's consequences. Their mode Of conveyance
was.a horse and buggy, aud at the point below
| Nouhpmberla1d known as the !'nsrrows," 4" some
parties had tied up ralt one Of che cables extend
ing across the read, and, being TWO feet above
the ground, IL formed an ugly toll gate, for
which Mr.. llackcnberg Was not prepared. The
horse on coming to the rope made leap aud
cleared IL, but the front wheels Of the buggy
struck the rope aud the conclusion threw both
Mr.. and Me-. Hagkenberg out ofthe buggy, Mr..
II, falling u4dsf The aKlelree and Mrs. H. falling
Sc that one Of the wheels passed over her head.
Fortunately Mr. II. lad presence of miud 70 call
20 bis horse % stop as he was falling, aud the
horse wes well trained aud obeyei the command,
else the resiits OF the accident might have bccu
fatal AZ Sas, Mas. II. was badly bruised
about the Aead sia sI0ulders, aud one OF Nj
h's' arm ~as eops iGeIally Iuu, The rops witch
had 'he accident Vas promptly cat, 70 .re emf
disasters 10 others WL9 mlght be coming alluu
the same road aud u ths Tan got adhn Ia cuu-e
Nnfhcc u VII ouly he good lsssou 10 Tailneu
% le then faiIa that the road Il not oistruot
! ~ anl lNes " NaNelyFs endangered theTety,-
Nii.HiIE,
AEssfAfER bOhAosEAs,--kofne Of our cub
selihtfs cOmpAin that they ace bothelei 10 deatl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23
= IL AM NIOKIN COAL Tssh
SprciaI Uo4lres.
WORDS OF CHEER.

On the Errors of Youth and the Follies OF Age,
~ in relation to Marriage and Social Eyi.,,
with a heipiyg ESnd Or the crr1ng snt untouu-
nate. Sent in scaled letter cn-telopcs, free Of
charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box, p, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dccemhcr L. ISGn.-lN.
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The Confessions orap Iuynlid.

DUBLlSliED for the benefit of young men
l. and others who suffer from nervous Dubllty
cts, supplying the means of sclt-rure. Written
by enc who cured himseifi cud>sont free on re-
cc- Ing post paid, directed envelope, AdJre.s
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, y. \.
Dee 25, lsty,-6mos.
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astu advertisement.

GRAND OPENING
OF THE
NEW YORK DRY GOODS STORE,
I1aupt's Building, SUNBuRY,.
g. Ii. WEITZEL, Proprietor.
4 unparalleled stock Of Dry Goods iug1 pur-
"a chased in the New York market, at the
lowest figures, is now offered ut prices lower than
goods were ever sold for in Sunbury, consisting Of
e., SILKS,
of the 5es. qrai;y and superior lustre and finish,
such
GROS GRAIN.
BLACK EXTRA HEAVY CORD.
JAPANESE SILKS, SC.
IRISH POPLlNS ia great variety for spring
suits.
The celebrated Buffalo Brand Of
BLACK ALPACAS,
Tkc Beaver brand, Sill; finished Black, pure
Mohurs.
Black, White and Colorcd Alpacas. English
and French BclnEa zincI. French Merinos En-
press Cloths and fupins. SILK AMI Wool rolled
HOplins. Printed AMI plain ali-wJOi De,aiucs.
81 and ca Travelling Dress Fabrics. Silk ana
wool Mixtures for Suits. Plaid pOpiins aud
piagonals. y complete assortment Of
MOURNING GOODS,
FLANNELS, WHITE BLANKETS,
TABLE-COVERS.
JEANS. TWEEDS, REPELLANTS,
Fancy Cassimeres,
Cloths of all description,
Balmoral Skirts,
Prints,
Deaues,
Giughlms,,
-iuo.S, 90.
Handkcrshlcfs,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23

Inns is the season during which the pel
amuse themselves, and AZ the same time gra
their desire for gain, by DESTROYING the til
Both law aud puolic opinion have been brou
TO bear upon the task of putting stop to &
~anton and incXcusablc habit, but they scenh t
nave little effect. Yet We would not have fh
application Of private influence in favor Of q!
birds &c cease. Every man, woman and hi
has 2 circle Of influence, and we honr u gay wi
exert that iGtu.L-s~ go - project thc a'herC
-aoug srers from unnecessary slaughter
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23
svNg. W. MOODY,
SOLID AND FLUID EXTRACTS
Fancy Articles!

NV stock is unusually large and embrace
everything that can hc touna on IA irst.cass
Toilet Table, including AGe-i,ar and Esnuin,
French asG Englsh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23

WE learn that Hon. A. Jordan, has been chosen
President of the Sunhury Cattle Insurance C2ls-
pany, at a recent meeting of the board of D.-ee-
tors. The Company have oA;a!ncd . charter
through the Legislature authorizing them to
raise a capital stock from S2r, Geo &c 100000.
They are now Organizing Under the new charter
and the election Of his Honor Judge Jordan, rs
President, is stroug indication that they are
in earnest. His name viii give additional strength
and assures al Of the perfect reliability Of the
Company. They are insurns rapidly and are
doing prosperons bnsiness.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23

The above is our case precisely, and VIC shall
ct upon the same principle, neighbor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23

Embracing all the most popular Trclarlaoas o.
the day, at maanfoou ulcm .Iri-cs.
Pure Havana ssgarl a2G ,l.w,u. Tobacco o
I ~. l.s y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-23
HOOP SKEElTS,


suubury, Feb, 70, 1870.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-25

|s-,U Upon these points there ssgns to be
no difference. Here we have shat
unanimity ir sentiment sp napch. 30 be
desired. lat uf3n onsita{ pdint st
must be smittedI thatI &eke is HiHsEs
ence Of ySbAs. iudSingf f}roh thS iRdic
tionS Of Bnb1ic. ottnioE assreaenfed- Ii
the State anti-radical press. The ques.
tion has arisen. how shall this fight be
made? Shall we lay asidge The Demo
cratic banner and essay new flag? Our
readers are aware that we have very de-
foided views upon this subject. As par
tiesinow stsndi &egsdU Uemocrats, and We
do not propose, TO foreae either, name or
general lpsihciHIeK Z RhtI Appreoiatiug
the paramount Importance Of concert of
action, knowing that the apti-radicalists
rof the State have q common purpose in
view, moved by, ,an earnest desire to have
all anti-radioalists move like one man to
the rescue of the State, we venture to
suggest that it is quite possible to have
these differences settled in decisive way
upon fair and honorable basis Let
the question in debate be settled by the
anti-radicalists themselves. In due time
let convention of earnest and able
men from every. County assemble,
and suggest platform upon which we
may all be able to meet and fight the
good fight of Carolina redemption. In
the meantime we do not hesitate to de-
clare that we earnestly hope and advise
that the people will stand firmly by the
Democracy. We, want no hybrid party.
We want honest men by honest means
to oonsummate an honest reform. Let
US stand by the Democratic party. Let
US raise again our 'undishonored stand
ards, and show that Democracy, rightly
interpreted, means in this State PoL1r1-
CAL REFORM AND INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY,
AND FAIR FIELD FOR ALL.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-25
STATE LEGISLATURES.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1870.

SENATE.
The Committee on Claims recom-
mended that B. 81. knight, late bursar
of the Arsenal Academy, be paid $500
for his, services; laid over.
Mr.. Leslie introduced bill to en-
courage and aid cotton and wooden
manufactures.
The enacting clause of a bill to au-
thorize Counties. and towns to make
subscriptions to works OF internal i'm
provsments, was stricken out.
HOUSE OF REpRESIaN NTATITEs.
Mr.. Nilsson offered q ap6hSurrent reso-
luton, which, after warm and exciting
debate, was laid on the table; that the
time for adjourninent.of this Legislature
be extended to March is.
The following bills were passed and
ordered to be enrolled: Senate bill to
fix the per diem and mileage of the
members of the next General Assembly;
to recharter Rantowles Bridge; to grant
to certain persons therein named the
exclusive right to dig and mine in the
beds of the navigable streams and waters
of the State for phosphate rocks and
phosphate deposits; to further amend
and perpetuate the homestead; to raise
supplies and to make appropriations for
the fiscal year commencing November
l, 1860; joint resolution to authorize the
Committee of Investigation for the
Third Congressional District to make a
similar Investigation for the Fourth
Congressional District, with all amend
ment; bill to authorize the County
Commissioners of Abbeville to lay ont
public road from Greenwood to New
Market; to define the powers and juris-
diction of County Commissioners; to
incorporate the Plymouth Congregation
al Church, Of Charleston; to declare the
corporate privileges of the Camden
Bridge Company at al end, and to vest
the same in the County Commissioners
of Kershaw County.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-25

A FEMALE REoULAToR.-Woma and her
needs For complaints and irregularities to
which her sex is exclusively liable, HE1NrrsH's
QUEENS DELIGHT is recommended on the au-
thority OF wives, mothers and nursee who have
tested its tonic and regulating properties, and
know whereof they speak," and also with the
sanction OF able physicians. who have sdmi-
nistered the QUEENS DELIGHT to their female
results. Almost all female complaints are
complicated with mental gloom and despon-
dency, the gentle and lasting exhilarating
ehects OF the QUEENS DELIGHT is admirably
terra and mental depression, it has no equal
in the world. Nursing mothers find it an ad-
mirable invigorant. 1t is highly satisfactory
Inat tins preparation should prove so emi-
will find relief always. For sale by Fisher &
HEINITsH. Feh 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-25
COLUMBIA, Sc
Friaay Morning, February 25. 1870.
Es,se.ouriage Es. nIanusac.ur,e,... , :. !,

-
We learn that the proposition to ex-
empt from, taxation for certain period
such cotton, factories as may hereafter be
established in this State win be brought
up before the spreseht legislature. So
convinced are. wa OF ifhe Importance of
encohssgingtt ttthis branch of ;iidnstrys,,
that aWaaSi6ssnstsr iassitt i;ttafe 60 declare our
approval ofgthe -prspoggdE Egxepption.
We ere satisfied stlmh the peppls pfTthe
stat4 generally without Reference 70
party, will bs disposed. to. look with
favor upon such Q movement by the
Legislature If South Carolina expects
to Keep, abreast with the columns Of
progress, che must not fail to invite into
the State capital from abroad, and espe-
cially that capital which proposes to seek
investment in cotton factories. To work
up our great staple should be our policy;
and if native capital and enterprise can
not or viii not essay 1t, then let us invite
foreign capital and enterprise to the
good work, ~ 90 5.' '''.' r. ,''s