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Commissioners Sale
~ Z. ~ Is yes: u va l."
Valuable. Short Creek Lands
insOllio County. = - !,
nY YIRTUE Oif A nEGRRRi or

IL -
ID the Circuit Court for OHIO county. pro-
DQrinced on the Inth aaS Of February, 1870 In a
cause in chansery thereip pesding wherein John
II. Bsll is Complainant and Oliver sWalhee's adj:
ministrators and others are defendants. we, the
undersigned Commissioners. will sail ON THE
PREMISES on WEDNESDAY, APRIL l3, ls7Q, the
following 1SS Of y land lying ne on Shsre
ginning at a hickory on the bank of said creek,
corner to land lately owned BY WllisIs Worth,
now ID Georf he Sawtell thence d6wn the creek
according TO the several meanders thereof and
binding thereon LOO poles TO two elms 10 Robert
Mcclure, neSS 81 uus 4 MSCiare, and with his
line north a. degrees west 50 poles 10 lynne
thence south 80 degrees west lis poles TO an elm
ia William Wortt's NOT George Sawtell's line,
and with his line south IS degrees east 50 poles
b q hickory; thence south "a degrees east %
poles TO the beginning; containing 10 acEs
innre or less, apd being JAa same 3Id e1yeyed
I'D sSi i0l&ei Wallace bt DauiS Bihh fna
: Also trsstidf fsrG aatoiniAg ft6 above tact
about two acres, which, by3R Scree
supplemental 10 the above me4ftiened, was or
dered ~ be solo, which said last mentioned tract
was conveyed TO said Oliver Ralises Try Georges
Gooch and wife on the Sd day of October, 1865:
These tracts of land will be sold separately or
together, as shall be best fer the interest Of the
parties concerned, and will he sold free from the
WIDOWS dover, she Conserving thersto, There
is q good orchard on each of these tracts and
good dwelling houses AID out buildings. See
TfsRhs OF SALE: sOne:tfiifd of the parahase
money, cash, and the balance: in twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from the dae of
SALE the purchaser giving boRd and good secu.
rity1er thu asfernedpas nentsi . ~
GROBGE SAWTELL, .s-
JOSEPH WADDLE. s-..
faar2oswStd&wl Commissioners.
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LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO., Props,
MD ii 7 lllI Wheeling, W. Y&
The iRespoiisibfnfies Or the
~ nSi"7 liver.

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tant part To perform
in the animal econ 9my; Isy tsqcdon Is two
fold. The faid VIII ich, it secretes tempets the
blood and regulates the bowels, and upon the
quantity and quality Of tile secretion depends,
in great degree, the adaptation of the blpo 10
the requirements Of the system. and the due
reno tal of the isfusS nsttes which remai ns in
the intestipes after the work of digestion has
boon accomplishment WI yyE an "
} one 81 the tpriacipai uses 7 Of Hostatter's
Stomach 'Bittens IS sto'tone and control this
somewhat unruly organ. The 'antibilious prop
critics Of the preparsticn are scarcely secondary
TO Its virtues as a stomachic.. Its dpetation
upon the liver tiy not vfofegt IKE that of mer.
cary, but gradual and gentle" Instead OF Gre
ating sudden tumult IN that sensitive gland,
1t regulates its action BY degrees, Hence, it is
safe remedy for bilious q sordsrs, while mercury,
being tremendous excitant, is not. ThemOre
naturally and quietly diseased organ can be
restored to its normal conc ition the better, aad
Il is she peculiar roserty Of this harmless veg.
etable Alternative to reinforce and regulatewitb.
out exciting and CONFUSING.
The success which has attended its nse as a
remedy for affections of the liver is proverbial.
Persons of a. billions hsbitfho taksits habitn.
ally as protection against the attacks % which
they are constitqtioDally liable, pronounce it
tie best liver tonic in existence. The symp.
toms OF an approaching fit of biliousness can
hardly be mistaken, A pain in the right side
or under the shoulder blades a saffron tinge III
the whites of the eyes, sick headache, a feeling
Of drowsnoss. low spirits, loss of appetite con.
stpation and general debility arc among thu
usual indications ei A;laOr5ia condition d" The
liver, and as soon as they appear the Bitters
should be tesorted TO fr osder 70 ward off more
serious consequences. '' ....
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Female suinaier. IN. PAiidsIphin

Mrs Elizabeth Haines ,aEd' Miss
Laura Hainas,s aged. respectively fifty
and thirty years, we're arrested IN Phil
,sdelphia. on Monday, and held to bal in
the sum Of $1,000, on charges of swind-
ling, They game to that eity in Jhnu.
airy last, engaged expensive lodgings
and made numerous purchases of eIpen-s
sive dresses, laces, g., sc. They repre-
sented themselves as persons of wealth,
and stated that the younger lady WOULD
.seofi be married to- Or. julius De
i Meyer ,a'very rich man, who would set
stle oil the debts contracted Suspicion
= was fpsny aroused by.their movetne nts.
and tho parties were arrested rs stated
6 ahoye-s4L Thsir.. baggage, which was'
seized, consisted of two II inks ooHtait-
ing Quart bottles wrapped in paper,
tin paps and cans, hed-tlGk and pillow,
herse blanket, and some old garments.
Also number of letters, many of " hich
were Of an Interesting and amusing
character. They showed Miss Laura 70
be a woman of business, negotiating in
lands, and many gave evidence of the
fact that she had obtained sums of
money from those With whom sha
had correspondent. One letter showed
the rich De Mayer to have been
O.. IN prison, and released by one
) Sand, y who mortgaged. his property to
{ secure his release. This individual had
written letter to De- Mayer, setting
forth that he had treated him npkindly
in not relieving him of the embarrass-
ments into Which he had fallen by mort.
gaging his property to serve him. He
also expressed displeasure at his sending
Miss Laura Haines and his wife, instead
OF coming to see him himself in refer.
snce CO the matter. There were letters
TO Miss Laura; notifying her to give 50.
. curfty for board or leave the premises
immediately. '"'' % "'''' Sc -''' '''"'
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MEN.

On Sunday, the 9th inst at Al O'Clock P. NJ,
Mrs. HENRIETTA FUCHS, In the SD year Of
hsr sSL a'Nse'
e. asasi fs: 6 ' s. is' .sts.,,
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California gporrs.

Human life is not unattended by dam
gers in San Gabriel, Cal, as the follow
ing extract from letter of one of the
to his Senator in the State
Legislature would seem to indicate /:
aTEe peepleof this place have away of
shooting one mother evidently; form
stance, if\a man wanted to- kill q
he will git intoa play with. him
and stick kniteSn him ea shoot him,
and let on it was done axidently. There
has bin two cassess Of the cind hear in
the last eaight days. Pass law te
make tia Crime to play .withSMespons.R
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.IMHTE1HI.EE nUNICIPAL, COURT n

/, Dewey, vancS& Co. = .. mod" ~
frank ). Ho K {, al. In 0eAn"'r1- ' =;
p Notice is'hSreby given? that pursdanttS n
decree made and entgred IN tbs AbeVd cause
by said Court, at the February terR thereof
via, - Special COEnnaissionsfl sellon SAsurday,
re s tas s1 SoS q apIS PSsIiG
dy, the following deSztbOd nal estate, ON
monty known - "Rothacker's Brewery" to5
wit rhe south half o. ibt No. o. sftilte on
the east aide, II ASgkst 6treat, bet1esn I SfSr
son and Adams streets, In the city Of Whdeling.'
Said sale was decreed by said CSdrtin dnd&f:
lsk To eAforce . oert1in> deed Of trusttnade
by FrankJ, Rothacksr and Elizl beth Re- iaIf.
o.. hib Wfe, IN faVoTNof SzpIasl r. 1slacf "a
trustee, dated September, 9th, 1858, NOV oil
record m Tie RecorderS Office d Ohio cduhtyJ
fyeab VNott deed book, Go q. Conveying ,t6s
above described property IN trust TO ssepte tie
'syEs lhefaded' in!ts8 S6tss psyable % Ftancis
hsEnSE o. order ~ beAripg date QbtohSr LIST,
lsS5 The amounts and tunes Of payment Or ahSt
sans. bsiHR a. foIlOUs :oiss Ser ed6o ipsyakle
e. os Il; so sS .5i 9Pi sSs 4g9 ass
fSrtte7s psysbte April Ist, ls5eu Gns 1sf Sif6,,
AinD IssI 1es9Y Snsfor SisI, payihiei All, ~,
loelt 9nsfSs tg3, psSAs9b April JSS IS6I one
. ,Sr ~ Psyaole April lst Is69. Asd pbe
BY SAID deed IL entitled 10 crsdits 'anoS tSSy
P1Hcfpxl an6 fDtLTs9t at octSbsr IA ia : n.
.SSta ~ pud the Alg0uns u prinoApal ma Intar
eat claimed u be due, unpaid and secured ~
said deed q truss, for Ehicb ale WIFI 81 hfsa5
StlDg With iAtpTest frp9 october lst, 1S5S On
70 j. n Camden. a. SURFING executor Of Lewis
the procseda Of sid aale. sundrv id 5m.nt
iiedt upon the eSait2Sls II crest II I'd -.
lthaoEer IN nd plnpbrty- u! H. IJgui ~!
Tbe terms Of said sale will be Sns-third Sf M
purchAss money eesh m hand and I'D feIp N,
s es ia sES saH3I t3stAl2spts paysblei r. 81,
interest thereon from sAid Aays sSdd5 a. ,Yt..Ss
payments being Secured by the purchaser aftina
MS ponds Tor the same With COED pefsolaI ee-
cuTftJ and by the titis being rssALnsd IN Ill a.
same are PAiG ALFRED, CALDWELL TO
mar4lod' Special C6famisA6t er. 81
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Observation-Disclosures L1GsrdiaE
The Child's Cure when ndu
IA So. sTaefhinfp HiiiESl 90

softsas the GIN; ailsys tie pain, reduesstn:
.dannstion, controls tho bowels, curing sum-
MGR complaint, dsssHtsrsS5 q atthsa fatulsncy,
&C., 80. Sc. We recommend the ohilds Cure
with every confidence that it will give entire
Satisfaction, lWeohy repeat the expression II
many Of our friends, and can assure every
Mother that it Is a Fenedy perfectly safe and
efieisns more desirsbie to relieveP Pain or Cholic
thun Paregofissri Godfrey s' Cordial t,Sith the
saditidhAr me- n IL bain ad apted
for thslitte cues at this trying period Of life.
Try it and be oonyinoedlS oiEH r"i oa'h o.
. IAushHH's IHanf S6fai4Al,d atths Stsainl find
it very valuable. The Child will,bs relieved
get into gentle eleep,, and wsks up cheerful
happy and feeling coAf9rtsbie. Wsignarantee
each bottle, aud viii refund the prios'of every
bottle not doing as We represent. Prize, 25
cents per b0ttfe.i ,""d ..lr 800
)" LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO., Props,
,.s,p Wholesale DrFggiits Main Street, n
nm}i N ill Wheeling, w. Va
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IL will be interesting to the lady SWIM M,

It will be interesting to the lady sym.
psthizerss Of yOman's rights to know
that among the offices that woman can
by1a~ hold in England are: Queen,
marshal, great chamberlain, constable
of England, commissioner of sewers,
Governor of . wofkho1se, sexton3
keeper of the gate house Of the dean
and chapter of Westminster, returningI
officer for members of Parliament, cos.i
stabley everseef Of the poor and jailer.t
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''' "SEk Moss FARINE can be taken lutte
the stomach OF the most delicate, and is
Just the thing for invalids and all those
desiring light and delicate food.R-
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We are indebted to 81; B: b :rE4 "A r.
Secretary Of the ohip # Ho st Tvs
nj Society, .iort some interesting. facts IN
% relation to tho deterioration of the APP
~. plss Orchards of Ohio contained in .
tai memorial to tbs Ohio Legislative by
that Society, asking the appoin tment of
State, Entomologist, "a one means Of
guarding against the increased destrue1
ton of fruit. From the assessors re-
u tdthsS 1t 'appesfs 'ttar there are abont
two hundred and forty thousand acres
of orchards in that State-that the total
value of the crop from these orchardsisi
about .ssyeA million dollars, Of which
apples wsFs. sly pss!atGGhes about nine
hundred thousand, and pears about one
hundred thousand dollars This is be-
os, lieved TO be N sch Diminished amount
i'A within zen Of fftssh years and nd, a!fieoDdI
ipg to the returns is only. about thirty
>, six lbpshalaper acre. In some southern
.seoun tiss, the tsessi have yielded only
{, SEVENTY bushels per '1atre;r Anti many
have Beef Cit down; This IN
~ fsyofabls. =. result is. attributed to
, insects land to-. fungus Diseases.
go Insects efe found to- be on the increase,
- ana sorerbuttecertiy ks5&n have made
theft sppsafahcs; Among the fungus
diseases, are mentioned rust. mildew
and blight on the. trees; and smut, scab
and rot, of the fruit. 1t is likewise ad-
mitted that part Of the evil may be,
attributed to neglect or bad mahagsr
ment. One thing is certain, and is be-
coming more strongly established in the
. minds of planters,--that frait Drops
= will net grow anu yield handsome
. profits without vigilance, care aud CON
slant attention, although lnapy still
expect to escape the amount OF Iaeor
4. required il. raising corn, wheat and
, potatoes, .'...3 .. ,..... eco s...:.-"' ''.''
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'No o'ItUnBUG.

sTr0 "lIfUnBUG.
NiItiisi pdrrdrited to
cure, lost I6r impaired
Taste, Smell or Hear!
ing, Watering or Weak
T. yes 6fen site breath,
~ ldesAtedsi Throat OF
Mouth. Pain anil RreG.
anre in the Head, and
loss Of Memory when
/ CAUSED as all Of them
rIffeqsntly are, by the
EarsgeS efEstArrh. 1t
p pleasant and painless
10 use, contains no
Strong p6issnoas Or
cbustiC dTngsI but eth14
BY ] ~ nJHM sPadr.g
qffEPH' ~" ~ u
Is"P WI ply esp ne,
whTa for a. case Of Ca
! tarrh, that ID cannot
fare5 -a.h a,rIbna
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,Fos s4ttEsEI2f9 ;.s7, RsgfG11sfs ETEEE
.uaPadB;oHLI n CESTs ,'' 3, ="
III, ypuPf Qrpgaift has mot yet GntL on sale,
don't be put off With, some we're than Van bless
'srtohg slim, "fumi gstor" or poisonous chgStiS
solution, which Hfli drfre ne tisedse b he lungs
insteaa.of curing ~ but send sixty eents 10 me
aDd the remedy, viii reashyoH bS return mail.
E2Sf packages, Rpst, p4id SAP one da4tn for
Sd,end 4tSo cent: stanpifof Dt. sagsS pam b.
let on! CetarTh. add rsss the BTdpSistUF, al
n. .,nri bah 7,RnY. RIERCk NJ 0.z n
fs63 =. - -. D.. BIyH1Ja, n X
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
nA1Iy REGISTER.

Z a xAar.!.AIa.s7 50 Three months---.a 90
a!LrASntss ~. 90 One month. ...... Is
TO suBscRIBERs IN THE CIT.
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-. DRAWING Room CHAT.-The follow.
ing conversation took place in the
drawing room'ef a mansion on Clinton
Avenue, Brooklyn, one pleasant fore
noon about ten days aga. Two ladies,
Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Knight had just
dropped in for a mornings call on Mrs.
Rspelje; the lady Of the housed
Mrs. M.-My dear Mrs. Rapelje, ARE you
sickf You look quite delicate 80.
Mrs. ,R.-No; not exactly; but suffsrs
ing from debility. aad dreadfully nerv-
Gus Do you know, 4" could cry this
minute. '' '.'' ''
|, Ms: KSs.:1-;Too mich excitement. I am
.ArNa, a,," 49,. 49, 'd'""" he"
Mr.. R.-Perhaps. But. whstcan one
dei In the gay season, one must give
parties and attend them. -. ,....
Mrs. MI suppose. 50. Fashion is
law1more's the pity. But you must
take something to tone your system, or
you'll break dows.' ana "'"""
Mrs. RI hate fnedicihe! But You
shall prescribe for me. What would
you advised =. ,,...,. Ars .r.,s-,.r e.. ....
Mrs. M.-Well;. I'll tell you n'y plan.
Whenever Pm nervous or hysterical, or
have a headache; or am at all ont of
sOrts,'f take couple Of tablespOohfuls
Of PLANTATION BITIERs once OF twice a
day for o day or so. and it Invariably
brings me round. ... CO.,. ...i' .'''''
, Mrs. XII do the same thing, with
the same pleasant result. I have i'm
plicit faith in that article, .~ .a.
Mrs. R.-Well, ladies', on yOur recon-,
nendation, I'll try it,. .,.;.-.-,.a... .-..'
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Quaker Liniment.

NsHE sUREST PROTECTION against dis
u ease is the timely use Of good remedy
Tic great Family Liniment OF the age, for in
Not pince the introduction of modern Jhe-
smtatry md snaly ticaf research into the hidden
m5steries OF the vegetable kingdom, has there
been discoyered chemical product of such
extraordinary curative powers na the Quaker
Lsniment;" this justly celebrated medicine
was discovered and prepared by Quaker Doc
tor, connected with the naval service OF the
country, his practice was confined to those se-
we're caaes which usually result from q sea-
fafing life. Rheumatisms, Acute and Chronic,
Cflds,. Coughs, Cramps, Chilblains, Feyers,
Neuralgia; indeed, all acute disorders requi-
Treatment 81 these complaints with the ordi-
nary medicine Of the day failed to make cure
OF relieve tho patient. Disappointed and NOR
tiled at the result, and stimulated by the
promptings OF o pure humanity for the suf-
fefipg, as we'll as q professional pride, he,
alter much labor and study, compounded his
great Liniment, called the QUAKER LINZ
MENT. This medicine is remarkable for the
psenIiaf property Il possesses in being an in
te}dai and extornal remedy at the same time,
and differs from oil other medicines in its &C.
tion in arresting disease.
rs is taken Internally for Colds, Coughs,
Consumption. Cramps, Fever and Ague, Head
ache, Asthma, Dysentery, Colio, Acid Stomach,
Cholera, Cholera Morbus Sick Stomach, Pains
insthe Stomach, Diarrhna.
II is used externally for Sore Throat, Diph-
iberia, Swelling OF the Glands OF the Neck,
Htad-ache, Neuralgia, Face ache, Tooth ache,
Psins In the Back, on the Side or in tho Heart,
syn Neck, Lumbago, Rheumatism, it is espe-
SM,stS goSa; Pnins an the Bones, or in the
BITES, Itching Humors in tho Skin; for ali
these, and for more than we can enumerate.
| it Is the great remedy.
For se!e, wholesale and retail, by
Nov as Colnmb;e q q
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dung 70 gfany MS request; ns aslglI
O1f1elie 20 faynx, him NTH q time
o9sthing s'eclerche.' 'if goa pleasaiy he
s4.es lenEAin5% iOoruelia, ,lsuzhinpl h4rl
sss75 -: =; - :A:.s s'slls Il
e ~ re been ptfdh ming at itall INV life. I"
slta xemarked, "withont ever HAVING az.
tAtnsd snfiicient efficiency to distip9uish
S Aafsetiies Hymn from the Dead
"a shs present occasion. she faysssa, St
hEE aadieors With euch O horrid mixture
oI uiscordans sounds as almost to distraos
As-yon Oppenheim. He caught her
naaaeana heid thena forcibly in Uone of
Z n,!ynue with the other he closed and
i9Sas9 snsa instrument, putting the key
" islS yesg-p pockee After this noisy pro.
cseaa9g, wac opaol1ded, Mr.. Won Open
h1s@s strolled restlessly about the room,
,s.G NJ .IsSsIk ons st N the RAM yawned, consulted
95 Iasci.. Declared It was "a precious
slth brieEs 4Ses " 1se~eu ~H @u 20 20 tHR a'rnok
Cornelia" he Intercepted, "don't
yen tliink Rudolph might take the fourth
mad in . game of whist? or let il be
e4chEe, ha; kAovs that better" ~
Yea g Raid Rudolph. rising with alac-
EEy and putting his book on the centre
fsQie, anG IN rum 10 your room, Uncle
Aafl, and fetch Your new deck of cards"
B9t who Is to take the other hand?"
qgsottnred fQorneliaggIJ lI19ntIn.
SEsWhat other 'handa's demanded Mr..
Won Oppenheim. ''Are you as stupid at
methematics, Cornelia, as at music! If
ySn oa9not counts four, III make the cal
cglation for you. Your own body self
,aspri5sis, Miss Juliet, Rudolph and your
nvelhle iesryant." ,,,.,s ,.,,.,!,-,.; ..'- .-.
iH wager you do not catch Juliet
pleying cards on the Sabbath" said Cor
nstia. .'She thiaks you should do moth
apg she ive-long day. but say. your pray
eta and groan psalms. Why, she was
actually shocked o. me last Sunday, be-
cans7 WaS tired and would not 20 to
etlSfUpop service.na y'r .;G2ri
sssss 9ySoa % Bha.risa.iccala" al asked Mr..
VSn Oppenheim, regarding Jnliet con.
taMpiativoly; ''such s. dem1fe little Pu-
rifhn?n
gsr don't think IL right to desecrate tho
essctitye of the Sabbath by frivolous
artnsements," was her quiet reply.
Come, let as argue the matter" said
MT yoa Qppenheim, taking his seat be-
SUE her on the sofa. s.I nm not in the
ltApt bigoted id myowns sviews-perfeotly
open to conviction. What is your first
afgument?"
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sEYMOLDS' IMPROVED METHOD
4 OF CONSTRUCTING
Is Artificial Dentures.
81 Rdfenlg8 Deoefitef, 1857.

FTEB en- extensive 7rs use Of this important
"a improvement in practice for nearly two
psofeasioh and the public, ea fulfilling more
thoroughly and satisfactorily than any other
Mode, every intention Of Artificial Dentures.
= As In this method, rubber teeth are alto
fell especially into the hands of those familiar
with gold plate work. -, - !,
IL may not. be generally known that they
who wear cases OF artificial teeth, constructed
not lcensees, render themselves liable to the
penalty OF infringement, as well as tho ope-
ONCE rights win be disposed Of and instrnc-
tion given by letter, or at the operating rooms
ofReynolds 4 Reynolds, where the manipula-
tidn may be daily witnessed, and whero COM
munications may be addressed.
t3.sr.i ~ - = WM. REYNOLDS, NJ. D.,
AuG12 . Columbia 8. C.
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German o attis Powder.

1sasA .ECR tho chre aud prevention Of al
diseases to which Oxen. Miioh
-1ssT Gown, Sheep and Hogs are subject
FsrISelS, Droters and others win find this al
Medicine, aud none should be without
it.N puribas the blood, carries of all gross
hqmrs. and thus prevents disease. It i'm
p1pys their appearance and condition. When
caftl are oppressed with heat, fatigue and in
10y birits, o few doses will restore them. For
MilcI Cows. 1t Ia an Invaluable powder when
ciyig; 1t increases the quantity and richness
OF tip milk and improves their worth, To
hayelgood cattle. take care Of them This
Pow&r is for eale only ut the Drug Store Of
Dea10t FISHER & HETNITSH.
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->~~ss,eS ~ a. 80 -
The HsasESss 2lsvAy ~ diS RAfcss. = "
Thus It 10 all over the Garth,
ssThst whioh call the fatrest, & ~
Apd psixc for fts' 'gdrpessing Nortlh "
Ia always rarest.s ID
Iron 10 heaped In mosRssin piles,
Ard glute. the laggard forgee;
Bat gold hakes'Re IN dim dehles
And lonely BorSeS.- -
The snowy marble fiecks the land
With heaped and rounded ledges,
But. diamonds hide beneatht the sand
Their starry edgea.S ID ''-
God gives No value ,ai..tto fl..iiee;;; d ~ =. =
Unmatched by pesd Of labor; W.
And cost OF worth has ever been ~'v'f
The closest neishbor. "n' ~ "
Were overy hill precious mine,
Ahd golden all the mountains;
We're all tho rivers fed with wine
BY tireless fountains; bA
Life would be ravished OF It's zeat, =,
And shorn OF its ambition,
And sink into the dresmleas rest
Ofinanition.S hi'S c94-~->@ ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-13
Manufactured BY
Tho National Watch Co.,
OF ELGIN, ILL.
DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies.
Nov II

, III 1t1CHtu QUIu6u u6IuEuIGB.
G1 O00 REWARD for any case of dis
PleOOO ease in any stage which they
faiit cure. DR.. RJCHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAii
No. cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and
Mouth, Sore Eyes. Eruptions, Copper Colored
Blotchee, sorofula, &C.; is the greatest Blood
system and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
r DIR. .RICHAUS GOLDEN BAISAM No. q
cures Mercnrial Affections, Rheumatism In all
It's forms, gives Immediate relief In all cases.
No. q $500 Per bottle, or two bottles for So. co.
pR. RICHAU6 GOLDENiANTIDOlTE . safe
fsnu rEdfcaf cttfefofan Urinary Derang gemei,te
per bottle. DIR. RICHAU'8GOLDENE ELiTIR
D'AMOUR, radical cure for Debility i'm old
Or Young; imparting energy with wonderful
enect. Price sb per bottle or two bottles for 90.
shipped &c sSy place. Circulars ses.. aatssssss
DIR. d. B. RICHARDS,
Aug 19ly No. ,228 Vsrick st., New York.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-13

GONE aeaiese In DiiS eiiy Sare bssn ia douus
- that could hold out supplying them with
Beer this summer. nov inform the public
that have large supply OF old Lager Beer
ON hand, which put ageinst any Beer brought
many, a. TO purity and strength. am read,
TO test II by the Beer scale.
Aug 20 ntfAu JOHN @. SEEGERS.