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The Whitteml!o!lre, Club.
Written for The Democrat.
--s NUMBER tEi1ur.

A large number Of the Club assembled
at the door of Trickler's shop, a. the
usual hour Of meeting, but we're denied
admittance; and upon examination, they
found tile following notice pasted upon
the door: o : KIa o w
NOTICE.
On the night Of the last meeting, sercral
articles q easy ,transpqnlqtion ssrc
carried qray from my store, ,riAom
any equtralent being left therefor, and
asthe members ofM IFhiaen,ore Glib
,rers he only perso'is present., fzfl1em it
incompatible leith my interests 10 alloy
any further meetings et'Me Club in my
70 sop ~ Eoi5sl,s j GTRlcKLsR.
LrAn unsarthly yell from DR.. Lengthy
hastily dispersed tho asscmblaec md no
arrangements we're made for new Club
room.
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Jupok Csvsp, Of Richmond. who /.

JuDaE Csvsr, Of Richmond. who is
well recollected by many Of our citizens
asihayipg visited Weston several TIMES
during The past few years. delivered .
most eloquent address in regard 70 the
recent calamity at The Capitol ofthe Ola
Dominion. Aisyuopsis,ro the proceed
ings will ibe found on our first page.
About sixty persons were killed and two
hundred souRdedby the falling Of The
Saudlldins'raaa n ,,fa yblu.& 1jga.
Koskoo;- This medicine is rapidly
gaining the confidence Of the people, and
the numerous testimonials of its virtues,
given by practitioners Of medicine, leaves
no doubt that it is safs and reliable rem
edy for IMpUR1TY OF THE BLOOD, LIVER
DISEASE, Sc. The last Medical Journa
contains an article from Prof. RS New
ton, NJ. D., President of the Eclectic
Medical College, city Of New York, that
speaks in high terms Of its curativo,prop-
critics, and gives special Recommendation
Of koskoo to the practitioners of medicine.
This is, we believe, the first instance
where such medicines have been officially
endorsed BY the great credit upon the
skill Of Dr.. Lawrence, its compvunder'
and also puts "Koskso" in the VAN of all
other medicines Of tie present day
.Norfolk Journal, December II. fiat
iF"BsrAp Cast IRON rxs WATERS. "-If
the Great, Providence has notliterally
{ bread, upon The, waters, He has planted
tne elements Of wholesome pourishne nt on
the rockspin the shape ofSea Moss, from
which the SEA Moss FiR1sE is made,
This new artieleshsssp everywhere !: won 81
golden. opinions n all sorts ofpeople,"
and the housekcepers of the land gener-
ally regard itiaIthe double light Of a sta
ple.necessary and delicious luxury /; for
,xhtileits uso lessons tho expense Of living,
the he, exquisite E dishes prepared from it can
not,be obtained even at, an cxtravagant
cost, from any other source. Scientific
Committees hotel keepers professional
scySgs'ksss,s ladies who saperintend their own
Kitchens, physicians, nurses, dyspeptics
andinvalids ofeyery class bear witness Of
these faCts!is ToTthis mass Of Endorsements
We anhesitatingly add our own and with
eustfsar IF contradiction ssy that tho blanc
mango nan buildings, eustards, DC. arois the
lnoatdelicisus,se hayeleyer tastedsg beE
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MAR RlED..

t0pths lstinst, at ST. Patrick's Church. Ihy
rev f,thsr BSsk; Nf Thomas y Sesh te vi. 4(;'
od0n the srd inst TAT ST. Ciarice's Church,
.Doddrdge county by Rev. Father Burke, MI.
John; waustreet 10 Miss Lucy Krcimbile,i both
Of Doddridge.o i - s gigu, -r9 az
On the 2slh ult., at the residence Of Mr..
Charles Alfred, by Rev. Henry Lansfosd, Ar.
W. H.Waggyto 'Niss Agne, Alfred, both d
Lewis, tNXII7y v{ts'f -l,A,t tftl.|,
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TuE WESTERN USlox TELEGRAPH Cox
rAsf will receive Messages at aud for all
Stations on their lineslEast Of the Missis.
sippi River Iinclsaing St. Louis) and
west Of the PROVING. Of Now Brunswick,
for Transmission duringItlLee highs qt.ne
half M usual Tariff Rates; provided,
howsvc' that the tolls on any message at
half rates shall not be less i than fifteen
cents.
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4rTERTISE.IENTS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Elijah Perkins .rg@'il.j ~ GiiJb :
aAjiwBIs. .EIdHlalQH ~ q /
William II. Byrne, John In ehsnccry
Urbach and others.
ID ursuahtl.o m order Of reference made In
tie said cause, by the circuit court Of
Braxton county, on the 5th day Of June, 1869,
ordering one ofthc commissioners Of said court
10 ascertain and reportths real estate owned
by the defendants, William II. Byrne and
John Urbach, the liens against the same, wi th
their respective priorities, kc. Notice is here
by given to III. defendant, JOHN Urbach, who
Is Nonresident Of the State Of West Virginia,
that on the 26th day Of May, 1870, between the
hours of 8 O'Clock 4. N. and 6ocloek P. N.
at The court house Of Bra1ton county, West
Virginia, i, as one Of the commissioners Of said
court, will proceed tu.execute the said order OF
reference. And IL the same cannot be compile
ted on that day at the place aforesaid, the same
will be continued from day to day until com!
G.F.'TAYLOR, Com'r Ch'y, W
may 2-4t Braxton County.
,fHll hnlHA--Irl' tt.h ~ .
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LAND SALE.

3-'ar LAND SALE. 81 a'aiae
Idat Strader; Complement,
Us. .,,.
John p. iBmbrtdge g. CO.. Defendants.
nursuant to decres 81 the circuit court Of
Upshur county, rendered at The Septsn.
fIer Ter ilhersof, 1868, in the aboye,nain ed
cause, and n Subsequent order made therein
Tho undsfeigned tbinmissioneri Will oher iof
sale, ,6d the IA t.S.. u u
i1STH DAY OFMAY, 1870, n
'tilat being court day, at the front door Of The
CSurt tIbuss of Upshdf County, at public sne-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, the tract Of land 10
The iii and proceedings nientlohed, lying IN
tjpsbur County on the waters Of Dlg Sand Run
containing -t3l il't
m,, 1853 ACRES, Il
on 4 credit Of siI and twelve months. The
purchaser will be required TO execute bonds
with good security bearing Interest from The
iiay Of sale, md lien will be retained On the
land as a further security. fst't
W. g. CAHPRH,
aptlis.It y Commissioner,
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7yIlg4ptssuE,, ucr,oas asvell as others,
arise from a torpid state of tie stomach,
liver and bowels. Never take any min.
erals or norphia for it. They hurt moro
,hans lsyidst soea.l lButstako D R6sedRh--
helms Stanach Bittcts; the Great Wcs-
tern Remedy, and you arc. sure Of euro.
See Advertisement.
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MoRriEdd!'SA urcgg vas ,bropsIt to
us last week which is rather ,noro cgs.
,raordiuafYthan any oftits1 Predecessors
1. was guinea egg; and was sent b
Mr.. Isaac .Linger, of Walkersyille, To
sIr. john Williams, II this placa, Who
gave it to Mr.. Thomas Bradbury. On
one end tue letters II. D. were plainly
delincated, standing out boldly from the
shell, aud forming beautiful cuu,biua-
ton Of tho letters. A fricndsuggests
that, taken in connection with gsurd egg
Of last week, it means that the d. mocrats
will be successful in tho coming Election.
and that all good men will / Take q
Drink over the happy result. f. mote
it be!
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II you want your horses, cows and hogs
IA. b ilseE, thrifty and have & good ap-
petite, go to a. N. Dents and invest
twenty-five cents id demolition" powders,
and you will be repaid an hundred fold fot
the investment. -.
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NOTICE,

pEFs'sAt,IMr. W. Il. Lip1yu.f
Glenville, and Messrs. Jackson Il l'syne,
Of Parkersburg, paid US visit las, week
all of them looking Ike young oak buds.
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( MARRIAGE "a "a MoDs.-on the LIST
inst. a couple Of uneasy morsals, DESTROYS
to change their condition, aud jump from
felicity into misery .hcs knew not Of, De-
termincd 10 become lone flesh" Deem
ing tho minister too slow in his travels,
they started out in search Of Kim, and
meeting him on tho bridge over tho
mouth of Murphy's; Greek, short distance
from town, they insisted that then and
there the magic words should be pre-
nouuccd which would make them one for
ever and for ayc No objection being
made, in the presence Of q few witnesses,
MI. Sandford, Z = 4 d "
Under tree in beautiful weather,
Joined that man aud woman together |;
Let none but Him who rules the thunder
Put that man and woman nsander!
And may tie Lord have, )Od their
souls IN arga tSf ika,irIUJMlJ A
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

f4'f. ''l 'F"
IL, DUNCAN .,goa seHriE. A. DUNCAN.
sDuSclAASs. : DUNCAN jeS,1s be,,,lb
AT ToREEYs ATT Aws,
" M Clarksburg, VIVA. ga ~
u, .-s. ~ HllE rIe Iiu. sgsF ,D.'ph
SrRR Rim AND D. SUMNER GOODS, (, oiao,q
?. M. II AL e. 'ssia'4 oidc1gt
-r,p Gzisj19 gii'ni bsiboi E7 sei'I9iU GU
lis now receiving a large addition to ish
+. STOCKOF GOODS, f,. 40
and invites lis former patrons and tho pub
lie generally IS call and examine hisf
NEW SUPPLY, 'ains
consisting Of !e thcroq usual variety Of
os-, D R Y, Go o D S ,bnits o,
Also a splendid stock Of fs.;..;,s,
LADIES' SHOES, p: .''. ~
Misses and Childrens Shoes, ~ y s"i
b. TAlargc lot Of Alens' and Boys'9lI
.! Z, -,iesss cit BOOTSAND SHOES
Asplendid lot ef Mems and Boys, Hats,
VERY CHEAP.
Ladies Hats, ss3 ~. '@' .'i!I /.
,as READY-MADE CLOTHING;
: COFFEE, iag en- haAy7al& iaa IlrH'
lin SUGAR, a197oa nIilo lg.sso5
NAILS, =, a.. ~, ,.,--,. AIS
DYE-STUFFS,
s>- 4'i'''s QUEENSWARE, 'D'''4'4
lsai q ~ ST0NEWARE, and :'si
,moo ,ssd silg osodi Of betsul;a' SALT.
All kinds Of ma hnr .paa7.ln stI b9jlia, .
.,,,,,, .,,,,, LEATHER, .--.,..-... /.
-" - COTTON YARNS,
And in fact everything generally found in
'hisfline Of business which will be sold
low for cash or produce. in hand. ri .7oo1 {
- EB-All kinds Of produce wantedin
exchange for Goods u a a. |
Allthe'abovo goods can DO purchased
cheaper at'uiYestablishment than at any
other Store in West Virginia. Give me !
call before purchasing elsewhere.
ETMr. Halo has also a frst-class Boot
and Shoe Mandatory in connection with
his Store, to which lie would Gull tho at.
ton Of the3public. US SS 7
~ nov4tf 81 ~ pm. HALE.
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ststESDrD. -LastiVcsk We neglected
10 state ,hla. The post Office, at Ia Fetms's
Store, bruxton County, has been discon-
iliadsj.l I'VE ats now sdnding our mail
for that neighburhool to Bulltoun. /,
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Norloss-a full supply at Mrs. Var
ncy's.
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q
SEVENTY I FIVE
I, GENES. 81. ss. s.,.,
.2isai sir - 4..t---o, tsa7fsi % auslI
TAKE YOUR HOME PAPER,
.'tesa, gai@e@ < y - -s--la ,s'd BIO is,i's
Nov il he tine e subscribe IS; For
sRyENTY-FlvE CENTS wo will send
TAs DfsocsirtG any 2addtess until 'afier
-thsi October election ssp.,zops&
:. Let oil our friends. aid in circulating
u. documents. Address,
tsrne.M sSt.JAW., 'YoFFlNDIN, I'D,
...,a.A i ,.,.a,, y, Weston sssY Y. V.
AcclDssr.-Mr. Adkins, blacksmith
residing in this place, MET with q severe
accident while. at work the other day, By
'whieArhis tislshau,l was badly7eut.sg,,llle,
will'"lay Up forirspairs" for ,eonsideraii
bic length Of period 40, 80,
,ianNI,LlisssY GOODS --latest styles-goud
ma phtapatsifssi. , ylafneyss 5 , t.s5a 55
Il Blp LUCK ron rnE .BAlLEYis.- NJ.
.BsBailey narrowly escaped being killed
hyia falling tree q short time ago; aud
the other day Mr.. W. ]. Bailey mstxilh
,NssYsrc.sccidens while plouing. Adfl
>. BoSsxrs, ofialli descriptions at Mrs.
Narnsys!9a il'isaaA.i9----- ,,'ii3 "a .a's4
non Bbss ---.-----,77i III. r-+-.,-i,ndinL
iSD,spA. ION tn. oil, inst. Mis- is B'sseeesa,
daughter osIpettyWhits, ESQ Ut this
county ,ged 7years, ~ si4o''h !'i'e'
,eIMtYsxAt PATsrA chocolate color-1only
cents pei pound tt "a MA h'23Dsen IT,,
'.I'.Wa, powrlL, (col'd) alias sugarfossOt,
Secretary Of the ,whit,emoro CLUB and
the man WHO Butlerized our shirt, was
indicted a. the present Term ofI Court fot
stealing T stove, Weighing oset COO
pounds. Doubtless this will be a bright
fea.hersinths cap Of sugarfoot and may
very possibly ct him disappointment Of
Collector Of Internal Revenue for tliis,Ior
some ooihserr unfortunate District. Presi-
dent Grant will please notice. 7
HtBDos,. good ana cheap, q ", Nrs ". Var
neys' Il .5iha2 A bfoei %. 'aiiq,l /
ws.lss'ai. getting quite lively iy i a
manyisf, nev-,s5em employees are nov
in .own,,tensaged in the work at the
AsylannmysH ~ mo i fi'.o,'
-.-Z-Iy-----------.+-7Il ittllhl
a. EyoLlsn Glyesrine Soap--5 cakes for !
quar.er--fas A. M. Dont'I.g2G .igd I.
JAcoB uoorxli.lnraI-:By q private
letter from tbis gentleman, who con
nectedwithIths substantial h.nof lsossiir-
l,eiu, ssnsGdggsnIeimer, wholesale Gro.
GERS, of partsrsburg. ss'if,tr that b
will be % town, between, tho lou and y I
15tl ,insts., With an entirely new allncao
samples. ,.a,,,,..
VI clLhat llr..6yafae,'S uhd see tht
Gold Fish. e:A
Il Il TT - - Fl # - a y
CRiyrs bknnY.' Of Brax,or, we Under
stsni, i,tEe Llaeke.lS ,Nyttl Ameudincn
~ ,lis! county Y. None ofsl,c datkeys' ~ y
inv ncan enough TO askiioNlsdgs BIZ
acquaintance. he isil'ol'ing aratihca'ioi
-
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Acclp.sr.-Mr. Adkins a blacksmith
residing in this place MET ii with b 4 severe
accident while at work the other day, By
wlieArl,is tisl.Ihauu,l was badly7eut3g,'llle
will clay Up forlrspairs" for a ;sonsidcra!
Lle length. Of period .---z.-.--
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LADIES HArs-good and ehsip-ai
Mrs. Yarncy's.
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TnE LATEST STYLES Of Dress piterns
At Mrs. Earney's. M
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Conspcrios.-last week westated that
,hrfIwI snd,lfisdidhagel lld Carpenter
work at the Asylum butue5 have Since
learned from that gentlcinon that Mr.. w.
Iockl.afthSla.thdt position S S,,!lij ~
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.hgAII tllp h&l'adfaA f
wnI7r.Llxr--bess brsnd-M ylu,
s',ralfct ,,ls stA. n. Dents by ID,
., bsl. 'aM -,so.. ?
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az D,spA.on III. 9TH inst, Mis- sBsssea,
daughter os Perry Whits,i ESQ VI this
county ,ged '7gysar,s, ~ si7a''A sa'9'
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Goobs-Llatcst styles-goud
and cheap. tslfs: afney's.. ,t wi, t.i'5 a.'5
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w&.l.sf@i,. getting quite lively lively 4 a
msnpyssf, new. employees IRE nov
in touniytepsaged in the work at the
AsylanmysH ~ mo Il 8i's',
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+ BAL, LUCK ron rnr .BAlLris.-Mr. NJ.
BsBailey narrowly escaped being killed
hyjs falling tree 9 short time ago; and
the other day Mr.. W. ]. Bailey met with
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FoBss.ats !! lBstsuk.! BstsnEs..41 Just
.. A. n. Dents Drug Store,
,lhs largest assortment and greatest variety
lof pnint and wlitc.wash brushes ever
brought to Weston. Paint and varnish
brushes can be had al any price from ten
conts to three dollars; whitc-wush brushes
fronlhty cents I'd ont dollar fand,Aihalf
Call aud examine their stock. Painters
.nd Cabiuet.msksrs are especially in
vitei.
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eIMtSysAt PATsrAchocola color --onlJ
Q cents per pound II iA. M.?Dent's.

Islp y good aha cheap, a 'lrs Var.
ney's. Il alhg2 Al bfoeii 3i i3ijUtE
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J. Boxsxrs, ofislli descriptions at Mrs.
Sarnsys.9s saat.i9----- ,sii "a i'lsi
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wHlGHtTnEY wERBPREscRlBHD

.ai1s5fie obs tea
7oi tvzm aai sFr s5a7sii.9iai AWF
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J.K p. Jackson-sainc.
4 Edwin smish-snns. fAaaD a
q. W, Jackson-sane.
arthur Tanner, (esrd)-Lareeny.
Two indictments against j. NJ. Hay
den for selling spiritueus liquors.
Three ag,ins. YIN. Noxloy for same,
Five agaidstP. Crane fort same. q 50
-Four against I. Mooney for same.
Five against P. Tierney for same.
= 1,obtrt 1'titton (tord)AIafcon5.H
Daniel Saudy-larceny.
W. powell!teol'd) -Larceuy.
II is supposed tho. Cour. will adjourn
abdut to-day, and convene On tho It'll
inst at Buckhannon.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ATEW DRCgz STORE.

Tie under ign would respectfully inform
tie ciii1elis # Weston and lie surrounding
country thai h. has just opened, Sthis old stand
on Main street, in Weston, an eatirsly nav
lock of.iiig 5HlI.r ~ ni'lp ~ f3'th'}
~ ,,.7..;,--,.. ,.r, Ind ,Fffi ar.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-17

It 10 said that the capitalists of Chica-
60 have expended nearly 81, ZOO, 600, in
bringing the EIgin Watch Factory to its
present state of perfeption. s. They now
have the finest and Hmostn
equipped factory in the world, and are
receiving profitable returns from their
Investment. Great credit is certainly
due to tho men who inaugurated this
enterprise, and who have stood by it for
the past six years, until it has been made
success.
MIR. Solomon, desirous of extensively
introducing the "Old Carolina Bitters"-
it being most excellent tonic as we'll as
a pleasant beverage-keeps an urn con-
stantly filed on his counter, for the con-
venience of all persons desirous of test
ing their virtues before purchasing This
preparation has been extensively Nsed
by some of the principal families in the
State, who guarantee its purity and eff
cacy.
In order that the merits of the "Old
Carolina Bitters" shall be fully tested,
and every person be benefited by them,
Mr.. Solomon will give it gratuitously
to such persons in ill health as are una
ble,.. from INDECENT circumstances, to
purchase them.
''Just the thing!" Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo
MONS BITTERs. MI
The weak and emaciated mother says:
"My health and strength is restored hr
the use of" SoLoMoNs' BITTEps. MI
II am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." use Solo
MONS BTrTERs. MI
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IN MEMORIAM.

At a meeting OF tho Hibernian Society of
Columbia, s. g., held on the 11th instant, the
following preamble and resolutions were una
nimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased Him in whose hand
arc life and death, and who does all things
well. to take from amongst us RICHARD
ALLEN, one OF our esteemed and respected
members;
.Resoloed, That, with q full appreciation of
his worth as citizen and OF his true devotion
to the interests Of this Society, while We hum
ply submit to the will OF Heaven in taking
HIM from u.s. we sincerely deplore his loss.
Reso!oed. That blank page be left in tho
Journal Of this Society, in token OF his memo
ry, and that copy OF the preamble and reso-
Columbia.
Resoloed, also, That copy OF tho same be
sent to the family of tho deceased, with aasur-
ances OF our sympathy in their bereavement
and SORROW. NJ. j. CALNAN,
Secretary pro tenn.
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New, Handsome, Desirable
AND
CHEAP DRY GOODS
AT
g. u. s. ~, q. RaMARD'S
Our Spring and Summer Stock

OAA oPAAhE SSho o0uAlACA StOCh
TN each of the twelve departments is now
IL full and complete, to a close examination
OF which we invite attention. being determined
not to be under-sold in any market South.
Our prices are uniformly low, and the Good 8
well bought when prices were at the lowest
mark ever yet or expected to reach.
DRESS GOODS prettier and cheaper than
ever.
Splendid Silks astonishingly low.
Irish Linens at about half former prices.
Longcloths as choap as before the war.
Hosiery in every style, size and price.
Broadcloths, Cassimercs, Vestings, etc., to
suit every taste.
Laces, Embroidery and Ribbons within the
reach Of everybody.
Shooting, Pillow Casing, at lowest market
rates.
Mourning Goods. being all imported, prices
will surprise.
Shirt Fronts. Linen and Paper Collars.
Under-vests.
Table Damasks, Doyles. Napkins, &C., sub
ject to the same heavy decline as other i'm
ported goods.
very heavy stock of Domestics at ruling
rates.
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Window Shades, Cor
nices, &c.
N. B. We have a competent mechanic to
put up Corniccs and Window Shades, and lay
down Carpets. J. Ii. & NJ. L. KINARD.
April II 3mo
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:, KosKoo.., The Norfolk Daily Journal. Of

KosKoo.-The Norfolk Daily Journal, OF
December II, 1869, says:
''This medicine is rapidly gainiug conf.
dence Of the people, and the numerous testi-
monials Of it's virtues. given by practitioners Of
reliable remedy for 1MpUnlrY OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER DISEASE, TO-"
The last Medical Journal contains an arti-
clio from Prof. r. 8. Newton, NJ. D., President
speaks in high terms OF it's curative proper
ties, and gives a special recommendation Of
Koskoo to tho practitioners Of medicine.
This s, we beliove, the first instance where
such medicines have been officially endorsed
by the Faculty of any of the Medical Colleges,
and roflects great credit upon tho skill of DR..
Lawrence, it's compounder, and also puts
'Koskoo" in tho VAN OF all other medicines
OF the present day. Foo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-17

FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH AND BEAUTY.-Purify
tho "blood" and enrich the stream upon which
life GIBBS and flows. Use HEINITsu's QUEENS
DELIGHT. 1t enriches the blood when thin
and watery. Too many neglect the condition
p Poverty Of blood is common as disease. srso The
chief symptoms are "paleness," feeble pulse,
loss Of appetite, indigestion, flatulepce and
irregularity Of tho bowels; low spirits, head
These points are always found to be connected
with poor blood. The "QUEEN's DELIGHT" is
a life:exhlarating elixir, and should be used
at this season. Get bottle. For sale by
FISHER HEINITsH. April
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-17

Quite an excitement was gotten up in
Starkville, Miss, few days ago, by Mr..
j. J. Yates breaking about 100 bottles of
ale. porter, brandy cherries. etc., in front
of his store. One of the citizens of that
place, strong devotee of temperance,
in conversation with Mr.. Yates, con-
vinced him that his keeping and selling
such beverages was assisting to make
wine-bibbers and drunkards of young
people. and proposed to share half the
loss with Mr.. Yates, and destroy the
stock on hand. The proposition was ac-
cepted and Mr.. Yates took this method
of publicly proclaiming that he was
henceforward temperance man.