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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27


1t may as we'll be understood that the re-
moval Of Consul-General Morse was mace at
NE i.qu as1 n.ay VI qu..r II was con-
ceded that his services had been exceedingly
valuable to the country and creditao'e 70 MN
sen, anu .ne ne,esa',on 70 interfere with the
Succession in anv way. They simply wanted
Mr.. Morse removed, so thas the amount VI
ms m sa,ai. 'n. tha doleoa,;on for the bene-
fit of their needy followers. In other words.
the Maine delegation respee,iuiiy ptu'loneu
" UI .'a.e and for No other reason in order
to increase the amount of patronage subject
tevsheif disposal; ms moacs. p,oposnioh
;str,t;nn and dnfaated solely nv Mr. Fesscn-
den's indignan, rcmonstrance. 1t has proved
successful now but what a righteous , retrlou-
hona now .nne,i to his old constituents of
the Third District, and be triumphan,ly rein
stated IN the seat IN Congress from whSh ne
who is mat;ng mn hi: mind what to do with
his quota of Mr. Morse's consular salary.
The FOREGOING is an editorial from the
Portland Daily Advertiser of April 25th.
The allegation that the removal of Mr..
Morse from the consulate at London was
made at the request of the Maine delega-
tion may be and very likely is true. As to
the indignant remonstrance of Mr.. Fessen-
den which prevented change in that of
free at the outset of President Grants adj
ministration. the truth is that the late Sem
,tor uroed the retention of Mr.. Morse in
office on grounds purely personal, and
asked it as a personal favor to himself. not
witbstanding il was one of the richest con.
sulates in the Gift of the Government, and
he had held it through the entire term of
the Lincoln and johnson administrations
The fact of his removal now shows that he
was not retained on public grounds.
The rest of the Maine delegation were
in favor of change at that time, believing
that Mr.. Morse ought to retire after SO
lonp a Tenure of the office. and this opin-
ion was very generally concurred in at the
time This consideration unouestionably
influenced the delegation from our State
If they did SOY to request the change
now.
The fling at the delegation is contempt
ible that at Mr.. Blaine is malignant and
mendacious, betraying an ignorance of
political transactions of a recent date in
this State. i'll becoming the conductor of
n public journal in Maine.
Mr.. Morse was a member of the 35th
and Seth Congress, his last ter m ending
March 4, 1861, when he was succeeded by
Hon. Arson P. Morrill,, and not by Mr..
Blaine. Immediately on the accession of
President Lincoln and very short time
after the expiration of his Congressional
term, Morse was appointed Consul Gener-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27

The Times learns that Moses Owen of Bath,
is about publishing second edition of his
fragments. The volume will consist of
minor subjects, chiefly naturaistic, and will
be illustrated with fine wood cuts, making it a
book suitable for the library, or as a compan-
ion for summers ramble in the woods along
the purling stream.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27

The report of the City Marshal of Lewis
ton shows that for the year ending March,
the police of that city made 203 complaints
against violators of the laws, which resulted
in conviction as follows: search and seizure,
4S; common seller and single sale of liqnor,
ID; assault and battery, 81; drunk and dis
turbing the peace, %; larceny, 27, &C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27

the solosts being Miss Houston Mrs J. r.
Weston, Miss Antoinette Sterling, Mr. Winch,
and NJ. W. Whitney. Miss Sterling, who is
but recently returned from Europe, and be-
longs in New York, has n rich contralto voice
and sang very acceptably, as did the other
sooists. The chorus and orchestra were larg-
err and better than on the preceding evening.
and on the whole the performance was more
enjoyable.
The remains of the Hon. Arson Burlingamc
have lain in state all day in Faneuil Hall,
which has been crowded since 9 o'clock this
morning. The embalming process was found
imperfect, and the remains are not to be seen.
The funeral services will take place to-mor-
row at the Arlington St. Church. General
Banks has been in town this week. and will of
course be present at the funeral of his friend.
pERSIs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27

Zion,s Herald says that an effort is being
made by the friends of Rev. d. B. Randall, to
raise $1,000 to pay off a mortgage Oh place
he has purchased at Kent's Hill. lie has
been in the ministry for over forty years, re-
ceiving as his first salary, seventeen dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27

To-day will be the opening race at Sagada-
hoe Park, Topsham. DR.. C. w. Allen and
Henry C. Coffin of Brunswick, have matched
their fine driving horses for 800 a side
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27

Dr. Foster of the Maine Medical School,
burns on his hands, last Saturday, while pre-
pairing phosphorus needle for experiment.
ing in diamagnetism.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27
Nj A n SION HOU s E,
STATE STREET, ); AUGUSTA, NE,

YEIiIS House is provided with Bath Rooms
i where Hot and Cold Baths can be had at ali
times. 1t has also First-Class Billiard Hall, for
Guests only. Connected with the House is a large
aud commodious Sample Room, Water Street.
centrally located, where Sample Agents show
their goods, free OF charge.
The Proprietor, thankful for the liberal patronage
which the above House has enjoyed since its open
ing, takes pleasure in informing his patrons that he
will run Free Carriages to and from the Cars and
Boats until further notice
Connected with the above House is n Livery Sta
bic, where good teams can be had at reasonable
rates. W. NJ. TiIATER, Proprietor.
G. p. CoouRANE. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27
Domestic Nems.

The Wing says that on Sunday afternoon,
one of the convicts in the Maine State Prison
made felonious attack upon the overseers of
the wheelwright shop. On entering the shop
he suddenly threw stone at Overseer Piper,
striking him upon the head turning, he threw
two or three at Overseer Morton, who sue
ceeded in lodging them. 1t is supposed that
he had the stones concealed in basket which
he carried for the purpose of getting shavings.
Overseer Piper was quite severely wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27

We learn from the Bangor Wing that early
Monday morning the large two story house
owned and occupied by DR.. Thayer of Hamp-
den, was entirely destroyed by fire, together
with a large barn and outbuildings. The
house was situated between the upper and
lower village, and the same was formerly oc-
cupied by w. w. Rice, Esq. Loss about So,
500. Partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27

Yesterday was the fifty-frst anniversary of
the introduction of Odd Fellowship into this
country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27

these systems of training to be treated
upon thoroughly in newspaper article.
-NeW Hampshire Statesman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27
LETTER FROM BOSTON.

Mr.. Perks Benefit Theodore Thomas and has
Wonderful Orchestra-- Mss .Nehhg-Eas-
ter Sunday-We Easter Oratorios- The
Funeral Of Anson Buyliagame.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
8ern1t16 E 8.

0robmntb.-Die In Speter eriheinente
v@f &c.," f6reibt: v@e4s Mtatonen @ul>
ben betrdst aleta br @ertb hes 8abafs,
tpel&er BET Der Gtnnabnte @trabbursi II Bic
@dnbe BET Steser sefaaen 1T. MA Is
nt4t etn erpBuatbtses @erf, tpenn bttie
&rieesbeute BON ben @teeern ausbradlt4
ba,u beftmmt plrbe, ais @runbfad fur bic
@t.beraufrtdtuns bie1er beuti4en fir
DeutI9lanb neu ersvcrhenen @tabt au bte'
nen2 Das ncdre Elm ertes 6pfer, bas uas
Deutide ni9ts foiete, aber wettere Spfer BET
fretpiQtsen eisbesttdttsfeit nt6t ausialSde
DEM bic Notb unb berS9aben fnb 70 srob,
bas audi bteie @i1tpnen ntdt ausret1tn
nerben ; unb neben @trasburg fteben bic
perwafeten unb buneernben @tdbte unb
D6rfer bes untern glfades unb Dsutla>
eot6rinsens, bic Dsutia1anS sleidfa1s ntat
anoers in 8eiib nebmen fo1te ais nit BEL
fenber unb beilenben 6dnben."
'ats neneter Tortidritt, Der nod ni@t ba"
setpeien fetn burfte, er5dblt bic v&6etnpf.",
bab In elmer pfd1,tfaen @tabt bas &ndb1etn
zines &atbp1ifen Don etnen p~rotefanttlden
@farrer eetauft ruurbe unb 3met Suben uub
Der protefanttf9e Sptn zines fatbpltl@en
|@aters patbenfe1e uerfab.,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
6euersbrdxfe.- Mnn Ma9mtttag bes 6.

6tuersbraxhe.- Mm Ma&u,tttae bes 6.
October brad tn benz t@tnter8ebdube bes
Brauers Mar &amntermater In :3wteiel,
Ba9eru, Beuer aus, spel&es NIT elmer fo1den
@at um f& ertf, bab In furaer 3ett s Mu'
spefen NIT ttrea Rebensebduben unb barun>
ter aud bas Snfttutseebdube Der en9ltf9en
Grduletn Elm &aub Der Slaumen purben.
Mu9 In benz erft Dor tpenisen Sabren faf
nteber9ebrannten Srte &Snissba4 rurben
an, Z. October 1pieber finf @duier unt ster
seflnte @9eunen Elm @aub Der T1anmen.
Mu6er benz @ieb fpnnte nt9ts eerettet tper-
ben. Die lrfade Der Teuersbrunf fnb pte>
Der &tnber, tpe1ae NIT :3unbb0l3Aen fptel>
ten.
eterbli@feit.- gon ben fran36diAen &C.
fa%nsenen In Ma9bebur9 finb beretts aber
finf3;s tbetls an SYpbus, tbetl an &ubr &C.
tprben. Sn Wittenbere 1T bic bort Don ben
fransD0iAen @sfansenen einsefAleppte @of'
fenfranfbett aud auf bic Gipilbep0lferun9
Ib~erse9ansen. Gtner Der erfen Grfranfun~
gen 1T Der fatbpltiAe Mtllonspfarrer, ben
fetn 8eruf gu ben ppdenfranten Sran3pfen
sefabrt Bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
QBa8 Der M@tbare Gbap+ Ste1en6
l1ber Mif6ler'8 &rGuter
8tttern babte.
(Hon. Thad. Stevens.)

9err 9Dtaiam Qan1bert. erfer AfFfen;. Sneenteur In BET
gereinigten Staaten Rartne f4reibt On 9r. g. 9. 5art~
mann u. g., tn Qancaaer. pa, we fp1st: 8et Der Gin
nabne BON Neu Srleans uurbe i'd bur@ cine gpmbe an
reAten 8etn Serwunbet. Die Gunhe betlts, aber nats
am Grtel brad cine bartnddiee Sdwdre auf. Webrere
Dutturen ~periudten mir su belfen, aber fetncr bate Grfpla.
3u jener 3eht fab mid Der Adtbare 9tab. etesens, Wit'
slteb bes eunsrefes, unb as sr pie Natur netnes 2eteens
%erfannte, er,rdhats e. mir Wifdlers &rauter@8 IT.
trn, ,rel6ene r ais bic punberbarite Combination n1ebi-
sinifder Arduteriafte idiIserte, uelde ct lie tenneu eelernt
bare. Gr fuste bin3u, bdB er TIN ieleer eebrau9e unb ba6
er ~lberseust fi bab er MIR in tnr;er 3eit tstfen teres.
.@eriuaen sic tln. ntetn treunb,. td merle TIN Stnen
SEER Stevens BON Sbre,a 8ittern bate. bena nah feinem
@ebraud fteQte fid pclhdnhtse 5eiluns Elm. gu BADEN
bel alien Droguifea. Irei5 en Spaar per 5latde.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
0er 0~anberen

eB "OHUG1(~
fe1uue oes kobtf@en Ebttl6 ter Gtftr<
babnbrddt arbettett unb boft bte1elbe
bts AnfotBS Npsember III beerten.
Sn BET Stabt Rebl (elbf peroer bte
Er0nmer binweeeei9aHt, um plaB fir
Neubautert su %9erpinnen, bere11 n'a11
19pn uaebrere erridte1 ftbt.
gou Trier eine cine petittcn an ben
@rafen 8ismard, unteveidnet pom
! elmer Nnaabl 8anfierS unp 6anbelse
leute> tpel@e bic Mnneripn ber Tetun9
Meb uno beS ta3u s%ebSreneen getie>
tes an preuben perlan9en.
Die 8Sbmen linb nidt Wiuens> dd
alien Goroerungen Der Dferrei6H6en
Ne9terun9 gu untersieben. Nidt nur
in &Snietnof %1onpera aud in 5pr3oz
mig baben fi9 b5bmilbe 2anowebrz
mdnner C@3e9en) bel Der Gpntrplmuz
Reruns aufeelebnt. @ie bic ~Norcbnt
Qify" beri@ten &par bas auseelprp9ez
ne Mptip babel: sir uniere 9eimatb>
fir bas cse9ilde 2anb unb fir bic be{>
li9e @enSelStrone tpouen pir freiwiQi9,
obne Gib uno 3wan9, nStbteenfauS
nod sebn SABRE auf Geinbe lpsi9la<
9e1 ; aber fit bic oeutfde Sterberr<
}Aaft 1T 8Sbmen unt fir bic 5erren
Ma9yarer1 rlbren wtr unS nt9t."
9&met5.
Die an, II. Dttpber In 8ern su<
iammensstretene Observation-Disclosures mz
miiipn CUR Yrifune Der Bunoe6repfz
fpn6f rage bat bic 9e9enpdrti9en 3ettz
umitdnoe fir einlablt9e 8ebanolun9
oteier Graoe uneeet9net sefunoen unp
oaber cine ein9ebenpe Beratbun9 ner<
idoben.
De- Bon ben neut11en Nesteruna5z
Gommi6dren i'm gllab erlaGene 8efebl
Der Uafenablieferune bat CUR Tol9t
baB Der 0erlu9> bic Wafen naG Ter
S9wei3 gu Fidten, rielfa6 9ema6t
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ben 8unresratb bat man ben ouf Der
Ebat Betrphenen bic Wafen absenpm>
men, welGeS @erfabren euf cine besi9z
liGe NnfraDe ppn Rem B~unbesratbe a!s
i'm Sinne ber lbwei;ertlden Neutraliz
tat ppufdnotg 9ebili9t wiro. Gbenio
lnb aud in ben letten Ga9en mebrere
WaFenl ennunse1 pom Der 6dweis mad
| Granfrei9 ron rem bieftittSen @ren;z
beb5ycen NIT 8slbla9 bele9t pprosn.
Das Gentralcommittee beS ldpeiSes
rfl1en 5llfspereinS fir @ebrmanner
bat auf @runo Der BON BEN 8antpnal<
peretnen unb pripaten 9emadten Nn-
\ erbtetun9en beldlo0en: l.. 200 Ne<
ccnpalescenten Der frisefIbrenben Mr<
rneen, bic ii9 nod bur@ cine Sur in
BET S@weis gu 1tdrfen winiden, unz
e1tatltli9e8 erpFe9ung wabrene 4 $50
den gu %sewdbren ; fir 8acefurea rdrz
ben 100 in Na9a3, 40 in 8apen, 20
in &betnfelpen, bic ibrt9en 40 BET pri<
pater1 ,1ntereebra9t; 2. ben 2asoretten
BET tetpen f%fieefibrenpen Yarteien su
oleiden Tbeilen cine 0eiammt9ate ron
10000 Granfsn au serabrei9en.
@on 0enf crying unter ben Nuip{>
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timore unp ees Ytldofs Mermiupo in
@enf Elm ron 8atbplifen peridiecsntr
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fatbpliiaen Gbrfiten"> Inn rer Gntras
flung iber baS Nttentat 9e9et1 0pm
NuaOrud gu 9eben unc eine gerttanot@
0une Iber bic pfi9ten berbei;ufabrsn,
melde bic unbaltbare @adlase ben
&atbolifen beS sanSen Grpfretle5 aufer<
leot. Der Yrptet forpert aut our9
@runbuns Don Committee uno Ser
onfaltun9 Don petitipnen auer Srten
bel ben N%esterunsen Bei9werre 81. fnb<
rem ,ino 0ebSr gu perlan9en.
90 y 49, E ~ 1 a z
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1855. Ge9ranset 1854.
T6pS. s. 8irGler,
Ratbpiiitbe 8ubbanbluna ,

416 suutt e1art Ctr. GDieasp. Su..
t6lt fets etnen e5prrafp ron
MISSALE ROMANUM, RITUALE,
Ebeploeif1e @erfe, Gebet= uno
Grbauuwssbiiber,
In eaen srradsn xnt seriaietenen Gtabdnten.
9eutits5e uus @nslifbe shulbadber.
8ager, pie DuImeffdsr, grieffsasr, &p@ba9er,
Mrsneibidsr
aebf aaberu, bsfkxsia auf Eager.
BtIber alter Gr6ben,
etae fdBae Au~srabl.-5erar:
areu3e, Scapuliere> WeibtGtl, &oientfrdajs,
NeibrauG, Wa6sfer3en unb
WatsF5de.
SHE eorttn &alenoer fit bus Sabr 1871,
gDbrleiale urb Getail.
HN- Msent fir ben 80 anserer" ga
Stan a~ereiire:
THOS. J. BIRCHLER,
416 South Clark Str, Chicago, I'll.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-28

IisAi' - OK t..L-SlS
f"ri"r, Wa v"cc:u";c.! IN the hosn;t,1
bei"re 'hii bad 10 skin disease. Until IhnI
bot" ~ y"nr Constitution Renoyotnr
ser: me T.: NJ. Roper. nj Columbia. Nin
sun. sun; 'I!;N!tH WIN running sorcs Since I
on The :alf "i ~" !c:t .y. and that il ccttin,,
well fast h|''''H
This FROM: lady: And now nav skin 10 50
Gear and .a,f as naLc's. Ny complcxion
thaIiha 20 yOCr 'Rcnoyatur " hcaDtirnnj '
1es, yts. may well say such relief was
2hKn"wn - me- before. Enclosed find i've
to try it," ""he
II was very much troubled with syphiis
Your remedy seems to be curing IN fast. Send
four bottles per Express" "
mo more rheumatism Three hotties ~
man." e "e"
Doctor. Enclosed fad -. Please send me
q supply. Two families here want TO try yonr
Constitution Rerovator.' '"'
We have lot space for more of the above e,.
.racts, bu' you can ask your neighbor about
the remedy. Every ore has somcth;no onoS
70 say, a= !: cnres every time
For all diseases Of the
And for Female Dsea,c or THE eToNs URdME &c.
nor, weakness, General Ist>:tuae and Wanf
OF Appetite. it is unsurpassed.
CAUTION - In ordering our remedy, alwavs
pace pace Inc. ahe nrmD.r n OF our Post Office Box on
Pos! Office c'npt!s this. Address.
DR.. nj. f. HENRYtS SEQ.
''pir""'nI. General Pcrlin Hospital, Prussia.
Agency Of the United states
Laboratory, 276 Pearl street.
IGst Office Box 8. 272. New York.
ca CONSTITUTION RENOTATOR is &,
per bottle. six bottlee for S.. Sent anywhere
onp on receipt OF price. Patients are requested to
made by following mail.
Sold by a.! respectable Druggists.
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This remedy is compounded expressly for
Purliylng and cleansing the blood of ali in
hrmltles, gong at once to TIE foupto in head
OF disease. 1t extinguishes
lions. Sat Meun Boits, rheumatism.
Waste Of Vitality, .Scrofu,a.
We all know that the promiscuous yaccna-
ton lndulged in during the late war bred the
most villalnous diseasts. Vaccination pus was
taken from the arms Of many persons full of
scrofulous sores "
Then of course tie impurities of the scrofn.
lous patient were absorbed in the blood of men
otherwise withou, diseases and both hecame
injected alike. Mel. women and chiidrnn
throughout al! the West are .nost wofnl,,
diseased from this cause and knew not nrt;I
a1ew months ago, the oligin Of it,
Henry's Constitution Renovator
Relieves the entire system of pains and achcs
enliyens the spirits, and sends new blood
BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VEIN
1t imparts
SPARKLING BRIGHTNESS TO THE Fyr
rosy GLOW TO THE CHEEK,
RUBY TINGE TO THE LIPS,
CLEARNLss TO THE HEAD,
BRIGHTNESS To THE CoMPIEXloN
ECoiANCY TO TIE SPIRITS
AND HAPPINESS on ALL SIDES
or al! affections OF he hijnc,s il is un.,r
passed. " '7"i
People have been rtstu.G as il werc frop,
the very lawS oi 2oa;h, IL timely U.s.. of this
great l.:.clv. " '"
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
DEPOSITS OF 81 UPWARDS RECEIVED.

LEI Ooll . VI ii ~ UPMARDS HECElVED.
INTEREST ALLOWED AT TIE RATEO
SEVEN PER CENT. PER AWNU1
ON CER1IFICA 7ES OF DEPOSIT,
md SIX PER CENT. con-
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTWS ON ACCO UNITS.
OFFICERS.
Wade Hampton, President
John John p p Thnmas rs1mer, yice-Presiden,s.
Thomas E. Gregg, Cashier.
John Z. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, Columbia.
William Martin, Columbia.
F. w. McMaster, Columbia
A. G. Haskell, Columbia,
J. 2. Thomas, Columbia.
Z. d. Heiniteh, Columbia.
John B. Palmer, Columbia.
Ihomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
!. Eli Gregg, Marion.
y. L. Scott, Newberry.
w. q. Mayes, Newberry,
=. ID. Rutledge, Charleston.
=, Dan1el Ravenel, Jr.. Charleston,
Alechanlcs, Laborers, Clerks, Widows. Or.
phans and others may here deposit thei,. an y.
lngs and draw liberal rate Of interest tbcre-
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trnsfees
wishlng to draw interest On their funds nnt;I
they require them for business or other mr.
poses:. Parents desiring to set apart small
sums ior their children, and Married Women
ana Minors (whose deposits can only be with.
drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death hv
their legal representatives. wishing to Law
ASIDE funds for future use. are here afforded
an opportunity Of deposting their means
where they will rapidly accumulate. and nj
the same time, be subject to withdrawal when
"eeoeu. Aug 18
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Pratt's astral" Oil.

Mike many other Illuminating Oils, Is
~ perfectly pure. and free from all adultera-
tions or mixtures of any kind. 1t emits no
offensive smell while burning, gives soft and
Orliliant light, and can be used with the same
assurance OF safety rs gas. Chemists pro-
nounce it the best and safest Illuminating Oil
ever offered to the public; and Insurance Com
panics endorse and urge upon consumers the
use of tho Astral Oil in preference to any
other: 1t is now burned by thousands Of
families, and in no instance has any accident
occurred from it's use; q lamp filed with it. ii
upset and broken, will not explode. To pre-
uent adalteration, the astral" DILL is packed
only in the Guaranty Patent Cans, of one gal
lon and five gallons each, and each can is
sealed in manner that cannot be counter
feited. Every package with uncut seal we
warrant. BE sure and get none but the genu-
inc article, Pratt's "Astral" Oil, for sale by
dealers everywhere, and at wholesale and re,
tail by the proprietors.
OIL House OF CHARLES PRATT,
P. o. Box $3.50.
Send for circulars, with testimonials and
Astral Light Jan 1856
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THE PROPOSED BRIDaE ACROSS THE
EAST RIVER 1t is stated, in the New
York World, that workmen are now en-.
gagged in excavating, at the foot of Fulton
street, for the foundation of the Brook.
lyn tower for the bridge over the East
River. The foundation. it is expected,
will be finished by December next.
After that. the upper work will proceed
rapidly. The bridge is to be finished in
five years, and on the 4th of July, 1876.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-28

MOTHER AND Two CHILDREN FaozEN.-
The Jonesboro (Ill.) Gazette, January 10,
says:
"On last Monday, on the farm of Mr..
Allen W. Kimmel, in tho Mississippi bot
tom. two men in search of cattle, came
upon the cold stiff bodies of Mrs. Hatch
ett and her two little children, one aged
two and the other five; they had heen
dead about two weeks. Mrs. Hatchett
had been living in Missouri, but having
some difficulty with her husband, left
home with her children. She crossed
the river and attempted to go to her sis
ter's, but, rs is known. persisted from
cold in the dead hour of the night, bav-
ing been refused shelter, as reported, at
a farm house by the roadside
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Ch arleston Advertisements.
BAUGH's RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE of LIME.

AN nov receiving my supplies of this MA
an article fully up to standard as per analysis.
All bought from myself or authorized Agents,
Will guarantee, az every cargo so sold is ana
iyZed on arrival here. and the high character
OF the Manure fully kept up.
j. n. ROBSON,
sole Agent for South Carolina, Nos. and
Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, s. G..
County.
Prof: Shepard says of analysis made October
10, lS63; "A valuable Manure, and decidedly
superior to tho article of last year"
:, Experiment made by NJ. c. NJ. Hammond, of
Beech Island, S. c.:
No Manure. sS7 les. seed cotton pr acre
J75lbs. Per Guano.1 1928 j."
IT'S lbs. Baugh's.. ,4S9 "
Dec ~ +3mo