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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-01
Special Notices,

SPeo1@1 N oG1oe@,
MANHOOD AND WO,ANHOOD.-Ep.
SAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on tho passional
attraction OF the sexes, and tho happiness of
RUE MARRIAGE, when perfect manhood and
perfect womsnhood unite TO conaecratc the
union. Sent free. in scaled envelopes Ad-
,iress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phi.
ladeIphia, Pa. Jan 20 3no
JUST OUT.-"CHERRY PECTORAJ
TROCHESP' superior 20 all others for Cou Ne.
Colds, Sore Throat, and Bronchitist, ami
uoareencss. Mono 80 pleasant mono c,,,c 80
quick. Manufacturer! by
R6SiTOS & CO.. Astor Houec, New lor;..
For sale by Dr.. c. H MIor, Columbia, S. G.
No more Of those horrible tasteI. nausost.
ing, Brown" Cuoeb ttinqs Dec 2s ut3r,o
ERHORs OF YOUhH.-A rcntlonan an who
sufforod for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay, and an the effects OF youthful
indiscretion, will for sake Of suffering huma-
nity, sond free to au-<7tdo need it, tho re-
ce'pt and directions for making the simple
romcdy by which Le was cured. Sufferers
".fhing TO profit by tho advcrtiscr's export
ehce. can do 40 by addressing, with perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
Nov 10 Smo No. AZ Cedar street. New York
To CONsUMPTIvEs.-Ih advertiser
having been restored to health in q fow weeks.
by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption, is anxious to
mako known TO his fellow-sufTcrers the means
OF cure.
To all who dcsi c it, he viii eend COPY OF
tho prescription rscd, iiroe OF charEe,) with
the directions FOR preparing aud using the
same, which they will find SURE Cure roR
oSsuMPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The
object OF the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription Is to bencit tho afflicted, and spread
information which ho conceivcs to be inyaIua-
BILE; and he hopes every suffercr Will try his
remedy, as /. will cost t!-n, no;hirr. s,,.l NAV
prove g blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription, will p.e.. II.
addrees REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
N"' ~ emo
SPECIAL NOTiCE.-To parties in want OF
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, We refer to the ad.
vortisoment of P. P. Toalo, tho large manu-.
facturer of those goods in Charleston. Price
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Hcnry's Constitution Renovator

ENlEAcrS yEoM VARIOUS I.y!r.s.
T. tnn' .,' was 'arrlnaf'i III the hospital
h"tth of your CONSTITUTION Kcnnvator
S%cne % me ny 1r. f"ptr, 81 Columbia. Mo
nui'strc t,r.ufe" with running sores since
used two bottles am wcn, cxcent a SINAI sn~.,
well fast" '''*' ~ Sftt'hG
Ih's IRON lady: And nov ny skin ia a.
eIoar .,' ana tsir as babes. Ny complexion
'haHks ANS 10 your 'Ronovetcr.' j. besutirni'
1"-, yer may we'll say such reliof w.-
unan'wn t. rle before. Enclosed ,in5 ann
hoiiare for -ix bottles: two fam;!i,. here wan.
TO try it," WIN
VI ~ was very much tromhlrd with SYPHILIS
four bottles per Expr. ssn "'' " '
n NO m"re th' umatism. Tbreo bottles OF
constitution Ren0vator have mad. p,e new
doctor, enclosed find As. please s,r.,
y supply. Two families here want "a tyx rn,,,. ,,,
Constitution Rnnnyator." '''''
We have MT space for more Of the above o,-
.tacts, nut Eon can ask yonr nti.hbor abont
the r. n@ly. Every one has s,n,o,L;ne, "uou
10 say, IA II cnrrs every time go
ftr ali III ea-es Of the
And FIR Fcmn,. 6;sra. aa The Nar, ua5si, Sc, &c.
non. W"akness, General Las.i.u1n ,ni W.r,
oi APpe,i'e, it is unsurpassed.
uAc tioN In ordering our remedy, aJwa.s
rltcc the bnmLer of our Post Office Boy ~,
yonr lrtters. The n.w law In our SeW Y,.,
f"e; Office c"mprls this Address. '''"
DIR. NJ. r. IiENR y q. CO.,
-''"'., neherai berlin Hospital, Piursis
AGENCY of the Uni'ed States,
Iaboratory, 27ti Pearl street,
Poet Office Box 5273. New York
60 CONSTITUTION kENOyAIOR il a,
per D",tie. nc. s,x boti!cs for Is. Sent anywhere
correspond conGdeutially, and reniv viii b.
msdo BY following mail. ""' w.
N"'h T." MI respectable Drueeists
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GEORGE HUGGINS'
GENERAL
Fire & Life Insurance Agency.
Established in Columbia. s. c., Is49.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, esO,0eo,ooo.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
imperial, OF London, Tin sold) ss 600, 600
1ritna. OF Hartford, $500 OOh
insurance Savings, Richmond, Va, !, ,0O0. OOH
Mefcnants Hartford, 500, 100
Soutnern mutual, Richmond, $50 ODO
North American, Hartford, 500. COO
LIE DEPA
Piedmont & Arlington, Richmond, 81. 500. 600
oonnectieut mutual, Hartford. 25,O00,o0O
Rutes reasonable.
GEO. HUGGiNS, Agent.
Ohioo i'll rear Of Mcssrs. Dnffie & Chapman's.
Under the C0lumbia Hotel Building.
Nov 26 4mo C,Iun,bin = r.
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DIR. Richau's Golden Remedies.
G1 00n REWARD for any caso of dis
hD1eOOO ease In any stage which thew
,ali n 70 cure DR. RJCHAU'S GOLDEN BAI.SAM
No. cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and
Mouth, Sore Eycs. Eruptions, Copper Colorod
Biotches, Scrofula, DC; is tho greatest Blood
fuIincr known, removes all disease from the
DIR. R1CHAU's GOLDEN BALSAM No .
cures Mercurial Affections, Rbcumatiem in all
M its forms, gives immediate relief in all cases.
NO NO dieting necessary. Price Of either No. 1 or
DIR RiCHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE. safe
and radical cure for all Urinary Derangements
accompanied with full directions Price IS 90
D'AMOUR, radical cure for Debility in old
or young; imparting energy with wonderful
effect, Price s5 per bottle or two bottles for 80
on receipt OF price, the Rcmedics will be
ehiPped 10 any place. Circulars sent. Address
DIR. d. b. RICHARDS,
Ang 10 1y No. 228 Varirk at Now York.
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ADvERTIsLNG.
IerSquRre, Ninc Lines, fret ,nrt,ti,n. 30 N
Each subseyuen Insertion, - n
weekly, each insertion, IN

months, SO per cout. added months
double monthly rates. months times month
iy rates; 12 months, 6 times monthly rates.
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sfaCIAL NOTICE.-To parties in want of
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, We refer to the ad
vortisoment Of P. P. Toalo, tho large manu-
facturer OF those goods in Charleston. Price
list furnished on application. July II 9mo
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TIE REVENUE REFoRMERs.-By way Of
breaking the force of The argument, drawn
from. the results of the recent elections, that
the protectionists have been condemned by
the people, General SCHENcK and others re-
fer to Chicago, where, say they, FARwELL,
protectionist, was elected over WENT
WORT II, a revenue reformer. This is not a
fair illustration. A Chicago correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial explains away
this seeming victory of the protectlonists.
He says that if the election had taken
place few days sooner WENTWORTH would
have been chosen; but that, as WENTwoR ORTIZ
and FARwELL were both Republicans, and
the Democrats had no candidate for Con-
gress in the field, they (the Democrats) were
induced at the last moment to vote for FAR
WELL, in order to secure the votes of his
friends for another purpose. The, district
Is believed to have majority of revenue
refor1ners in it. The late election was made
without reference to the question Of pro-
lection at oil. ea Ju 1850 - +,
On the other hand, the New York Post
is in error in claiming that Mr.. CRITcHxR,
of this State, was elected as revenue re.
former. He is a Conservative, and it is
highly probable that he will vote with the
revenue reformers; but he does not owe
his election to this fact. csi 's
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A REMARKBLE ESCAPE FROM INSTANT
DEATH.-We were informed yesterday of
an instance of presence of mind and ten
acity of purpose in the presence of exces-
sive difficulty and danger which equals
ANYTHING we have ever heard or read OF in
the most thrilling accounts of adventures
and hair-breadth escapes. The hero Of this
remarkable occurrence is colored man by
the name OF William White. employed at
the extensive saw and planing-mill estab-
lishment of Messrs. Northrop & Cumming,
located in the southwestern limits of the
city.
He was sitting on what is known as the
pulley, engaged in fixing the belt on the
wheel, when the engineer, not knowing
the perilous duty which Bill was engaged
in performing, started the mill in motion,
and the cylinder commenced to revolve.
AS quick as thought the frightened but
resolute man seized the belt with both
hands, with his stomach resting on the cyl
inder, and held on with the grip Of despera-
ton. By this time the cylinder was re-
yolving at the rate of about $50 evolutions
to the minute, and this was continued,
with the desperate man still holding
on and going over with each turn
of the cylinder, until four ;planks had
been planed and the fifth one had gone
half way through the process "a perlod OF
four or five miDutes) when he was fortu-
nately discovered by the engineer, who In
stantly stopped the mill and relieved the
man, who had been relieved OF all bis
clothing, from his perilous position. AS.
tonishing as it may seem, he had received
no injury save bruise on the leg, which
was caused by the wheel. A less resolute
and determined man would doubtless have
been almost instantly killed, while William
White still lives, and will probably con,
tinue to live for some time to come, to tell
of his remarkable adventure Wilmington
IN. CT Star. = .'.tf .'.s:'f =. H.f'
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~TRIJE. MERIT WILL AWAY

M- "TRUE MERIT WILL ALWAYS
HAVE IT'S REWARD pit is certain that no
s.rstsd in cur midst than the above. as may be
seen daily In the immense denaud for that inyal9-
able and nopular tonic and sIimulus, MlShLEkS
persons whose surroundings are unfayCrable for
good health, because it is perfect pr9tectlon
against sill influences prS ductive OF
The present IS the most fitting season for rein.
forcing the organs Of our bodies snd insuring our
health during tha .co,d term" We are all more
aiways behind in this matter. consequently each
change in the season comes along before they arc
prepared for it, and sickness setzes upon them,
waTd Oft disease by using MISHLER's HERB
BTTTERS eyesy day regularly and all the Che; &c; :,
cnsinre v,,fb yon. !, = :. no deod1w&wlt
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me- NOVEMBER Il, 1870.

mr. NOVEMBER Il, 1870.
i,.. NEW AND ELEGANT CLOAKs,
sHAWLs. LADY FRANKLIN JACKETS, &C.,
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
THos. R. PRICE s CO. are receiving, Novemss
Der 18th and 18th, moro new and elegant goods for
winter sales -.-. FIJI. .-r-.-,
J.. CLOAKS aud SHAWLS In great variety,
Rich BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
Il" OTTOMANS and EMPRESS, every shade;
@ IMPERATUER, mourning and colored;
Double-faced MQHAIRS, CASHMEEEs, &C.,
ALPACAS, IRISH POPLINS,
FRENCH POFLINS, -
BLACK VELVETEENS,
COLORED VELyETEENS. .s
COLORED, Pushes, COLORED SATlNs,
REPS Vicious, POINT LACE SETS,
KIDGLOVES-None but the best KEPT
LACE COLLARS. - +,
y6LENCIENNES and POINT LACES,
BLACK GIMPURE LACES, &C., .-..
DELAtNES, TYCOON REPS,
FURNITURE TWlLLS rr,Yrcc
SHEETINGS, COTTONs ToWELLiN1e'
1m@e sos supply of beautiful PRINTS at TO-
]" PLAIN is and CAEIE PoPLINs at 20, Is, SOC.
!. Do not think It necessary to give prices In an
sdvertisen,ent for our goods as we do not WISH 20
hnmhug any one, and sensible people can aecloe
for themselves. 1. II. In ;t = % C o4;.,o
no14 nearly oPpostue Pooso.O~. -
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The CENSUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Walker,
the Superintendent of the Census. is now
having printed his preliminary report of
the population of the United States. 1t will
give the aggregate, arranged by counties,
Of the population enumerated at each CEN
sus from 1900 to 1870, inclusive, compiled
in every instance from the original manu-
script returns, and thus avoiding quite
number Of errors in preceding publications.
There will also be the aggregate Of the pop
ulation In the cities. towns, and villages
from 1850 to 1870, inclusive. This volume
liminary to larger and more extended vol
umes, giving the population, agricultural,
social, and manufacturing statistics, tables
of mortality, and other Matters Washing
tom Patriot, ?
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AN /" INTERNAL MAcHINE."-It seems that
the approved implements Of modern war
fare do not destroy human life rapidly
enough so an English inventor offers
steam murder-machines as new invention.
The invention will, it is said, do away with
all necessity for powder, and also for horses
to drag the machines, since the projectiles
will be discharged by steam and propelled
by the same motor. Since steam engines
can now travel upon common roads, and
in fact, upon no roads at all, the dream Of
the inventor does not seem impossible OF
realization. He claims that an auxiliary
steam army may be organized, representing
bullet-throWing power Of five hundred
thousand men, and worked and controlled
by two or three thousand engineers only.
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sPEU1AH sOxIel1s.

Eg GRE AT On o I9lsNE In The
FpEICEsoT ouTTGM oofEaaPR DOWN
sro THEszEAEKETrALUE LEVY BHoS'.
sTyna aenufns NEW xEsRK HEELS COTTON %
10: The genuine VI AhfsUTT4s,a s isc. Be sure
ana net sne Xxx brand, aSiFiER MS nest
tured Take no other. TRun OF THALoOMa
ut 1916; ANDROsooelN e 1919. Jesse are ~
Same prices as are asked by the leading dry goods
rIsnnses fn Nrw Fork. sucn sgR21.s stemart G CO..
Arnold. Constable q Co., Lord Taylor, ana
Take d McCrsary. We can afford 70 sell them at
New york prices, 80 as to give our customers tho
advantage Of the decline at once. A reduction In
the prices Of COTTON sHBETlNGs, both IN
bleached aud unble aohed; also PILLoW-CAsE
COTTON. To get the full ad 7antage OF the great
decline In cotton goods, call at -,--
7 9EVF 5ysE LEVY BROTHERS., &
t'5t.f 1913 and l215 Main street. :
Try JOHN CLARK, JR.. & CO.'S SPOOL COT
TON-the very best now in use. no 70
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SisEEixAf. fsseFHssf;S. 49,
NJ GoLDBAGK'g GREENHAChs
BRINsETH FUHTH BARGAIH
FAILURE OF THEWHoLEsALE HDgsE ossaa
HAsTIaGA PENaBao0KE. JONES &-..-.f
yO,. NEW

( y al z
The. above house being sold out for eaan- ana
being flushed. az the time. enabled me 70 pay =
great many goods at startling sacrifice anu am
fow selling the IT, si.s3l: ffTgptE I'll -
Handsotness MoUsBIN DELA1NEs in the city
Exe ssHalts black ALPACAs at rs, as, 40, and
). SOC. worth h,lf as much again; r,-o,,
The best yard-wide 1sic, CHEZ o '> ~
In the .oltY;atE7 90 80: I'd -. .;Iif
First.raa UNBbEA CHED COTTON Of &C,
REPS, In all colors. ut 25c.; ..lL%.f.- y
The very nest e aRBEss CLOTH only 7oc:;
WATERPROOF GLoTH at 81, SOLD de elsewhere @
prsfp DRESS GOODS;
YERLouR, BIARETZi
CHENE TOPLINs,, LUSTERIENE;
xANDRE KID GLOVES Of Sl.2s; Is
NEIvETEEN, OLOTHs, CAssIMFRE M
froIIBIE BRoCHE sRAWLs only ss.76;
WHITE CORDEROYi ss-~,zx,r,r..-
Ladies, land Cents WOOLLEN sdihis 'st aha
DRAWERS; aro-,x,..t a.
HOSIERY. HOODS, TICKING, HICKORY; ;,
COITNTERPANFS, FLATNEBS: @''% -
WHIT GOoDs; r.. -
Plaid Domestics Linen Shirts OF my own MAKE
and, in short, everything belonging the dry 9ooos
trade at astonishing low figures Call and be con-
WINGED, before purchasing elsewhere, that Goic-
Backs il the place where you can safeiy spend
vour ereenbacks to best advantage.
M q 807 Broad street, between 9th and TN.
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Presumption Of Party Hacks.

Old party leaders presume upon their
power to herd the people as drover would
his cattle, making them take what road he
pleases; or, like the Indian hunters, driving
buffalo between two lines Of palisades gradu-
ally approaching each other till they reach
the brow of 9 precipice over which the poor
brutes are driven lpell nell, the politician
thinks he can drive the people to the brink
and there force them to take the leap. go
the whole ticket"
And they do, under circumstances of
great excitement, succeed in forcing the
multitude to take the leap; but these old
stagers are often sadly disappointed in their
confident expectations. The people have
way Of doing as they please sometimes,
and when they take notion to follow their.
own counsels they dreadfully mar the
schemes Of the veterans. These periods of
independent action occur often. The peo-
pie are good natured, and very patiently
work in the party traces, submitting to
much that Ia disagreeable !; but there is a
stopping place in this submissiveness, and
when they reach it there Is Immediate
agitation and disturbance Of the popular
electric current at the polls.
The prominent partisans are thus often
left in the lurch. They become ingrained
with certain ideas and policies, and they
cling to them blindly, while the changing
circumstances OF the country supersede
some OF them and render. others unpopu-
lar. The people, free, and unbiased by
echeming for Office, take the new impress
sons readily, and adopt the new views in
culcated by the march of events, and the
partisan Is left behind, moping over the
patent machinery for the manufacture of
his patent remedies for the political evils Of
the land.
The people have recently been acting in
this manner. They discovered that the Re-
publican party was finished party. Its
work was lonesome Of it very badly
and there was no further use for it. They,
therefore, chose to look to the public well
fare under the new condition OF. things
which had arisen since the war. The old
Radicals looked upon their voting as very
strange. II was unacconntahle and mex
eusabie. AS IS always the case in such q
dilemma, they were selEeemplacent enough
to SAY that. the people were deceived In
some way--that, understandingly, they
never would have separated from such wise
men Is themselves, nor would they have
rejected their wise measures. III was all 81
delusion, and in time they would all come
back TO the Radical fold, s5t 81 o @
The country is too vast, It's interests ZOO
varied and powerful TO allow the people to
be herdsd and driven shout as cattle. The
tyranny OF party Is not likely again TO be so
supreme al II has besn. The growth or the
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LoNGEvITY.-Last week Nh. Reuben APP
person, of Washington county, Va, who
is ninety-three years of age, arrived here to
visit his brother, Mr.. Washington Apper-
son, residing three or four miles from the
city, and VINO is himself ninety years old.
The brothers had not met before for fifty
three years. The elder brother, after re-
maininga few days, left for the home Of his
childhood, in: Cnlpeper county, where he
designs spending the remainder of his days
with nephew. He is quite active for one
so venerable, and during his stay at his
brothers walked in to the city. Another
brother died three years ago at the good
old age of eighty-seyen. This is indeed a
long-lived family.-Lyachburg Riryinian.
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PROPOSALS.


= RICHMOND, Nov. oath, 1870. +
WILL BE RECEIVED
i for tine following supplies for City Aims
house for quarter ending February 2s, ISL, at
VIM. JENKINS'S, Main street, up to TUESDAY
the Goth Of November, at u NJ:
2,3t3 lbs. C.. r. SIDES, .e.s- .-a tst.sfs.f
$50 lbs. NJ ESS PORK, 49, ......-.
10 SOL lbs. FRESH BEEF,
~ % bbls. Xxx. SUPNRFIEE FLOUR, Rich
mond inspection 30.
80, 265 lbs. CORN MEAL, Lbolted; ~, SSH III.
218 lbs. WRITE BEANS, ar ....,,s,
610lbs. RICE, :. Z 'ot.4 - ~. 10y f. - y
l,7O5 lbs. RIO COFFEE, green 1914
1876 lbs. BLACK TEA, - 81, III .sti.
SIT lbs. BROWN SUGAR, ......- f-,.,- 81
$40 lbs "a" SUGAR.
So gallons VINEGAR, "
4. l. l0S lbs SOAP. II. 80 -... -GE.
7sacks SAET, r"
49, $50 bushel7 IRISH POTATOES, .
30 bbIs. HEARINGS, gross;
226 gallons MOtASSES, r. ..se~
l6 lbs. FED Pc PEI, ......s
Is lbs. GREEN TEA.
Chairman Committee for Relief of lha Poor.
n .#.E
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Tho proprietor trusts that his remedies, nom
Z the fact Of being advertised, may net %
eiasssd as patent medicines.
~ - 7,s5HELMBoLD's
~ -gs .st4qg 4s5Ts -
FLUID EXTRACT OF sUcHu

y
Is pharmaceutical preparation. The proper
name Is given, and 1t is the most active. which
can be made; 1t Is endorsed as cure by all
medical works for ouch diseases as recon-
mended by the proprietor. It Is pleasant In It's
taste and odor, free from all injurious proper.
ties, and is taken by adults and children. It 10
tonic, diurettc, blood-purffying, and inyigo-
rating. Enfeebled and delicate constitutions OF
both eexes will find It far, more strengthening
thsn any Of the preparations Of bark or iron.
See medical properties contained In dispen-
saiory Of the United States, Of which the fol-
lowing is correct copy: =
BUCHU.-Its odor Is strong, Gfnsive, and
somewhat aromatic; Its taste is blttertsh and
analogous to that OF mint. It is given chiefly
In complaints OF the urinary organs, such as
gravel, chronic catarrh of the bladder, morbid
irritation OF the bladder and uretha, diseases
of the PROSTATE gland, and retention or the
incontinence of urin from . loss Of tone In
the parts concerned In It's evacuation. II has also
been recommended In dyspepsia, chronic rheu-
matism, cutaneous affections, and dropsy.
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FIRE IN A HoTEL-PANIc-Loss OF LIFE,
Chicago, Nov. 23.-The Metropolitan Hotel,
at the corner Of Randolph and Wells streets,
was damaged by fire this morning to the
extent of $4,000. During the progress of
the fire terrible panic occurred amongth
burt by leaping from the upper stories. A
Young man named Hawson, In the employ
Of the hotel, was suffocated to death trying
to save some .of the female inmates.
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I FLANNELs, FLANNELS, FLAN-
NELs.--Look at our Atwood RED and WHITE
FLANNEL at 25c., worth 3Qc.; superior pure
wool WHITE FLANNEL st soc, worth 4oc.; In
TIA WHITE FLANNEL at ssc., worth 5oc.; full
yard-wlde FLANNEL at Soc, worth soc.. at Co.,
worth &c.; sill qualities OF RED and YELLOW,
and GREY, RED and BLUE TWIhLED FLAN-
NELS; OPERA FLANNELS In all colors; also,
SILK-WARP FLANNELs, at
,....,. .u.. LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street. (,
B trial will convince you that John Clark, Jr.,
& Co.'s SEWING COTTON LIS the best In USE
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N.Y. RATCHET,OR,S HAIR DY E.

mr. BATCHELORS 81 AIR DY E.-
This splendid HATR DYE is the best In the world;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the ILL effects ofbad dyes; fnvtgo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or broom. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BATCHELOR'S WIG
FACTORY, No. ls Bond street, New York.
too +.
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co,,rtry IN new direction auite snfH-
eie,,s IS change the seat Of ths A,ain politt-
sal power In the country. pksFaf q
n,entvsof other causes 70 sert1tlsly distnrb'
narsv calculations, and sshe slsns tlIna far
81 thcis agency are quite encouraging they
nrorn,se 4 little more public Independence,
and we hops b better government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-25
1- CHAPpED SKIN.

mr. CHAPPED SKIM.
= '., CHAPPED LIPS. 1920
~. CHAPPED HANDS,
and all roughness. chatting and irritation OF The
sx,n EFFECTUALCY CURED. ard the skin rem
dered smooth, son, and white by MEADE & BA-
KER'S .,i..r1E .ci,.< E,
49, ANDALUsIAN BALM. ,,.s.
1t Is particularly recommended for ladies and
children. I'll .s.. ..e.s-,.: no 20 -"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-25

West ;yIRa1N1A.-The following gentle.
men have been named for the United
States Senatorship In West Virginia,
vice Wiley, Hon, Charles j. Faulk-
ner, Colonel IT. B. Smith, Hon. Daniel
Lamb, Hon. q. Davis, Judge y. q. jack
con, Judge J. III. Ferguson, Hon. G. s,
Lewis, Colonel Benjamin Wilson, Hon. "A.
y. Sweeney Hon. ~ Hereford, Hon. John
Hal, and W. ii. Trayers, ESQ. Mr. aulk.
ner decltncs 70. besa candi date on tha ground
that his disabilities have not heen removed.