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The New York herald., 1871-11-16

Military and civil admirers of the General OF the
Army and the son OF the President OF the United
States followed these gentlemen aoout yesterday,
but did not succeed In adding 10 their stock OF
knowledge. The General and his distinguished aid
severay and severely minded their own business,
which was principally shopping. and spent the
best part Of the day IN the Astor House.
The wabash might have sailed yesterday but for
an accident to a Navy Yard barge on Tuesday even.
ing The barge approached the frigate after night
fall with 500 tons OF coal, and unfortunately sunk
In deep water owing to the heavy sea that was run
ming at the time. More coal will be put board the
wabash tomorrow, ana II Is expected that the ship
will leave for the Mediterranean In the afternoon.
This however, is not by any means certain.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16


The toIal amount OF money received at the Treas
ury Department since November 80, 1868, and
credited to what Is known as the conscience
fund" Is $i261i, 35. or this amount sa 749 was re-
ceived during the isca, year ending June 80. 1871
Internal Revcnue Appointments.
The following revenue appointments were made
to day:--James "A. Tomnson, Assistant Assessor
for Kansas; Louis II. Mayer, Assessor OF the First
district or Mobile, Ala. Ernest +. Barron, gauger
for the Twenty third New York district
Heavy Saow storms at the North.
From reports received at the signal officc from
Toronto Canada, this mornng and tonight, snow
was falling with very nigh wind blowing from the
northwest A storm OF sleet was prevailing at
gufYalo this morning which has turned into slight
snow this evening. At Pittsburg, Pa. 1t has been
showing all day. AT Ave O'Clock this evening IL
was showing in Cleveland, 0hio with high north
west wind. Heavy snow with fresh northwest WIND
ts reported from Rochester, N. \.
New Stcamb ,at huics and Regulations.
The Secretary OF the Treasury In an oiicih cir
cular has promulgated the additional rules ana
reoulations. &C., OF the Board OF supervising In
snectors OF steam vessels, which now nave the iu!i
force OF law He especially directs attention 10 tne
rule which requires all steamers carrying passeh
cers or freight when lying az the wnarl or iahuins
without steam 10 work the pumps, to De provided
with a certain number OF portable fire exunguisbers
,na have peen approved oy the Board OF Supervising
Insnectors and the secretary Of the Treasury. La
enforcing the provisions OF this rule inspectors are
fur,ner eniotned TO cause such fire extingusners 20
he nroperly arranged on such steamers and 70 give
the watchman or o.ner officers In charge thereol
the necessary instruct ons for the use anu manage
ment OF the same.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
EUROPEAN MAakE rs.

,o.ua& MONEY MARKxr.-LoSpoN Nov. i1.sso =.
M orDos slosed ri yst for both money ana me account
TnreS sss ve,wenty ponds, 1873, VIA 1905 Old
P,A .us ass3s h Mh; s. Nov. ls-4;Su p M-Rsnfes VOL
B0c. "'S'-fA. - !, ,ru~croo, Nov 1S--
= 81 GUrooL CorToN MAN IL steady. Middhng up
.nd. az, The cotton market c,oa ~hs sales OF the day
Ea,usi s,sa ptddIinr Orsans a., wort aud specu
t.,,on veen TO- too baics Including or Charles
bon 2, aasa :" snip named at Savanna ~
ssr Flour a ses IL. per cen.s iop rod Win
.LIvrnrooL rRovissnroennL enL for Western canal W.
10 Il ~ l.. M PORK. az AhkkT -LIvRnroof, Nov
pvt for cumberland cni "se' o'a 6d Bacon, y4s per
Fyeninc ~clcvsrssnndg ongGx nAsxrr-Lvrnpoo,. No, "a
,9 yer cwt FOR common md "a. 20 american red
~ A.-1slow. tss id a. al n noN, Nov. B-4so
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
I q e L A N D .
-
Constable Tallot's Enemy Charged
with Another Felony.
THE JUDICIAL LIBEL CASE
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, Nov. Is. 1871.
The man Kelly, who was acquitted few days
since before the Judges OF the Special Commission
In this CITY or the charge OF having murdered Head
Constable Tallot, OF the police, mas been placed
under arrest and Is held on warrant for the crime
OF firing pistol at and wounding Constable Mul.
Inns, the same evening The outrage on Tallos was
committed.
Kelly's trial under the second Indictment which
was to have commenced during this week, has been
postponed
His friends hope that the law officers OF the Crown
will enter a nole proSeq,ti In the case
THE EDITORIAL OFFENDER AGAINST THE ERMINE.
Mr.. Jennings Pgott editor OF one OF the metrop0ll.
tannewspapers remains in prison under his sentence
for having libelled the judiciary IN the person OF
the Lord Chief Justice by his comments on the
manner In which Kcly's trial was conducted by the
Court.
1t s alleged that Pgott Is treated with great rigor
and placed in that part OF the jail which Is assigned
to persons accused OF high mlsdemeanor.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
=-T s.s>~ sss~--.
Personal Intelligence.


Ex-Governor Horato Seymour is at The St. Ncho-
las Hotel.
1ndge J. j. Monci, Of Fishkill, is at the Albemarle
Hotel.
Mayor D. Hopkins, OF Utica Is at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel.
Recorder A. Pollok OF Washington is again at the
ST. James Hotel.
Judge r. S. Green OF Elizabeth, N. j., is sojourn.
Ing ct the Gllsey House.
Congressman r. D. Hubbard, OF Connecticut, has
put up at the Holman House.
Colonel s. r. Temple, OF Boston, Is staying at the
Grand Central Hotel.
Colonel James D. Dean, Of California, is registered
at the Grand Central Hotel. -<'
Speaker J. Blaine and General B. r. Butler left
the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. Both went to the
East and PROBABLY to their homes
Ex-Comptroller Lucius Robinson, of Elmira, is
domlciled ct the Hoffman House.
General G. W. TompkIns, Of Rhode Island, is
quartered at the New York HOTEL
Ex-United States senator John II. Rice, OF Maine,
u sojourning at the Firth Avenue Hotel.
General James Blddle. OF Detroit Mich, has
ouartery at the New York Hotel.
General James b. Negley is at the 81. Mich oias
Hotel. General Negley Is member OF Congrcss
from Plttsburg Pa
Major Ben Perley Poore, OF Newburyp0rt, Mass
is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The Major Is well
known as an author and Journalist.
General Franklin Townsend, OF Albany Is at the
ST. James Hotel. lie Is the Adjutant General OF tne
State and member OF Governor Hormans stan.
Ex-United States Senator Benjamin r. Wade. OF
Ohio, arrived at the Astor House last evening from
washington. "Blun Ben" looks as II the burrctings
OF time were as nothing TO him, for ne still retains
the vigor Of past years.
Sir Alexander T. Gait and lady arrived at the
Gilsey House yesterday. Sir Alexander was a
Prime Minister OF Canada before the formation OF
the Dominion. He was one OF the most earnest
advocates OF the scheme OF confederation, having
been one OF Q committee that went to England 10
urge It's passage BY Parliament
the bishop OF Lichneld, England, left for home on
the steamship Java yesterday. He has been in this
country about month and hall, having come to
attend the late Episcopal Convention at Baltimore.
During Ills stay In this city ne was the guest OF
BISHOP Potter. On Tuesday he was entertained at
De,monieo's BY the clergy OF this diocese.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
GERMANY.
Parliamentary Progress and Profession Of Coed
viii Toward Austria
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Nov. Is, 1871.
Tue North German Parliament Will conclude its
Legislative labors on the 25th inst and the session Of
khe Prussian Parliamentary Diet open on the 27th
INST s.'>'s'.
FRIENDLY FgELNd TOWARDS AUSTRIA.
A newspaper organ, the T1opfnztal Correspon.
dez OF Berlin, In its Issue to-day, dcnnes, scml-Of
cially. the sentiment which prevails in the North
herman empire towards Austria in words almost
pmilar to those which were used by another Berlin
Newspaper on tho same subject short time since
hnd reported py cable.
The Correspondence to-day says:-"The retirement
pr Count Beust from the Chancellorship OF tho Aus
brian empire and Ministry OF Foreign Affairs has no
efrect upon the relations between Prussia and Aus.
krta, the fricndliness OF which Is unimpaired.n
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

stIItU"W " 'Ht NrW IVnN htNLU.
y.-- PARIS NQx. ls 1871.
the trial OF NJ. Blanqui viii soon begin before
Che court martial at Versailles.
?-.---, ~ RELIGIOUS PAGEANT.
Hundreds Of persons Attended the Feast Of the
Madeleine to-day. 4 VT
THE PRIESTS AND THE BoNApARrRA
The high mass which has been heretofore oneised
FOR the health Of the ex- Empress Eugcnle was no,
celebrated In the church during tho present Feast
NO REASON has been assigned for Its omission.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
TELEGRAM TO the NEW yOaX aEsALl

MADRID Nov. Is, 1871.
During the session OF the Cortcs to-day Sehor
Gorilla denied that the first Spanish ministry formed
after the revolution which drove Queen Isabella
from the throne "deviscd entertained PROJECT
for the sale Of Cuba to the United states"
THE ST. DOMINGO QUESTION.
Much excitement was created In the Cortes by
speech from Senior Tigueros adverting to the reln-
quishment by Spain Of ST. Domingo, during which
the session for the day terminated.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

LONDON, Nov. Is, 1871.
On the occasion OF the anniversary OF the 5te day
xf the ex-Empress OF the French large deputation
from Paris arrived here and proceeded 70 Chlsei-
hurst, where they offered their congratuiatlons 70
her Majesty Eugenie
: ana oc,oers OF the late Imperial Guard OF france
ant pououets to be presented to the ex Empress on
khe OcCaaiOu.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
SCOTLAND.
University Honor to IIr. Disrasli.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK aEaA.l

LONDON, Nov. L., 1871.
The Right Hon. BENJAMIN Dlsraeli has been
elected Lord Rector OF the University OF Glasgow,
over Professor John Ruskin. who was also nomi.
mated for the honor.
In England Mr.. Ruskin was elected Slade Profes.
sor OF Fine Art in oxford University the year 1862
He filled the chair OF Rodes Lecturer in Cambridge
in 1857, at which time the Senate OF the University
conferred upon him the degree OF LII. D.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
o d I r U A n z


Mr.. 7. s. Banker, a talented lawyer. resident anu
practising In Troy. N r., died In nat city yesterday
morning at the hour or one O'Clock. Mr.. Banker
enjoyed the friendship and confidence OF hts fellow
citizens he held the ofce OF District Attorney IN
Troy and was reelected 70 the same position a. tho
late election Ia thai V&tye
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

>.l."9.r ..,.-4s EAvANA, Nov. Is, 1871.
Captain General vamaseda was at Santiago de
Cuba on Monday
The steamship Porto Rico landed reinforcements
from Spain at Nuevitas yesterday.
The steamship Columbia arrived this morning.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

PARIS, Nov. Is, 1871.
NJ. Ferry has dissolved the Municipal Council at
Ajaccio IN the name OF the French government and
taken his departure from the island.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
INrANTIoIDE IN PROVIDENCE.

PRovrDRHc., 4. l., Nov. 49, 1871.
ne lllS afternoon Mrs; Francis wa,
~ cnnd W shed and chopped
AT Blacklist. an axe The mother who II
neld took her yoL 20 attempts " drown her'
It's head 10 pieces wit
probably insane, made
: - weak.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
IMPORTANT FROM RUSSIA.
How Prussia's Power in the Bal
tic May Be Neutralized.
THE RELATIONS TO DENMARK.
Serious Advice to the Cars
Cabinet.
,HE RELATIONS TO DENMARK.


ST. PETERSBURG Nov. Is, 1871.
The Moscow Gazette, in an editorial article, coun-
sells Russia to demand the naturalization Of Den
mark and the restoration OF Northern Schleswig to
The latter country, ssas means to counteract the
power OF Prussia on the Baltic Sea-"
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

A,halt.past seven O'Clock last night John Muller,
Of "a Iaberty street. was knocked down by car 100
ar the Third avenue line, which was driven by Jonn
Pierce. Miller was severely injured and taken '"
the PARK Hospital
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

Cure for Cough or Cnld.-Aa soon there
s the sshtest ureasincss Of Chest with dhculty o
breath M or Cough durf9 the day tsw
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
CRUSHED ON THE SHAFT.

Robert Crook, Of the firm OF Leo Crook came
to tragica end yesterday forenoon. At the whiting
factory OF the firm, North First and Third Streets
Williamsburg. While adjusting a belt that had
become displaced Mr.. Crook was caught up ana
whlrled round the shaft with great velocity Before
the machinery was stopped the unfortunate mans
OF or age ana % leaves W family HIS remains were 70
and Dean street. Western District.
Rurnoit's Cocoaiae for Loss Of Hnir.
BOSTON, Juyls
ln three four day. tn. And tenderness dsas
psared; the bair ceased fail, have thiss
growth Of beautiful new hair" SUSAN g. POPE.
Burnest's Cocsaine for DandruG.
BOSTON. Oct -
shave used less than q The dsndruG rsar
tioa which caused II, have entirely disappeared.
1t 10 ths best hairdrsssing"
Burnssvs Coconiue for BaIdncss.
have contents one bose and my bald paasn
covered ali over with young hair"
D. 7. MERwIx. Bouso.
COCAINE dresses the hair beautifully
Barnest's Observation-Disclosures Of the scaIvN
WArEKvrLLR, No., Seps. u
II purchased bottle only To my surprise has -
trsly removed The irritation Of 20 long standing"
JOSEPH HILL, u
CoCOAINB gives new life and lustrs TO the hair.
Burueet's Coc0alsc a Perfect Hairdressfug.
The COCAINE holds. liquid FORM alarss psopestlso
OF deodorizsd
COCOANUr OIL.
chemically combined with other Ingredients prepared
pressly for this purpose.
NO OTHER COMPOUND
possesses the peculiar properties which exactly R sAs
various conditions Of the human hair.
10 tho Best AND CHEAPEST baird REssINa 10 ~
world.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
SPAIN AND CUBA.

Senior Gorilla Denies the Project Of Sale to
America
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

Cvistn d0ro's Hair Dye has Equal In the
world the reliable Of Sold evsry-
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

A.-KnOx Has C0nccived Some Very Plea
uresqus Caps for the winter whcn have doubt wh
be who for the bean
tfa to claim protection against the biternsss
OF the wndA lie has introduced Has, TOO. thae
reQns the fashionable promenadss and be
bad at any OF his beautiful sore which be has ocats
In convenient for the especial accommodation Il
people who wear and horror fer bad
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
TaGa. nnMu Iosr rnnR anNpREp PIANOS.

HOW WE LOST FOUR HUNDRED PIANOS
statement had lost -four hundred pianos IN D
great In Chicago having aroused commss
ana question: Induced to show how IL happouo9
that we loss ami how we had
many in Chicago at the time 10 not 70 b
supposed pianos located depository,
which have been the error made By ow quesone
scattered about tho hrst families In The
ciy-some hire, others sold msalnents, and AL Of
irrepArably lost We had insurance any q
We the largest character Of business OF
piano the country which fact will readily
for the unfortunate contingency which resulted -
dsasrousy We would state however that busf
not materially affected by this msfouno. and thae
manufacturing pianos and supplying orders -
rapidly a. our large force Of employees can work
J. BAUER CO.. $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

Udciphe wsifr's Celebrated Schesaa A.arai',s -
scfIN AfPS-rhe mmepsc popularity ox the woiiIse
noSocJ AROMATIC sCHElDAM scHNhrfs. oi udo'p.o .o
Woc York, has resulted IN frsauent sempss o. ~
for an inferior arcc This wopderf.i diursc hs, oesa @
bv thousands Of the icadag physicians IN me
countrv "a tbe purest medicinal RESTORATIVE oDeed 100 sa
Put up 10 quart and pint boies @nSor sale by ~ dSsS9
ando
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

Donovaa,s Ladies' and Gentiemen's Kcstsms
snI-rabic dhoe and rrtvate dinner No. ia" iWsA"
AYsel. near Ffth Avehue.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
CUBA.
7tlErRlm 70 THE NEW YORK aeahLs.

The Captain Generals Tour-Troops from Spain.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
FRANCE.
IttEtRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Preparation for the Prosecution Of Blanqui.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

UaiYs Vegetable sirilian Hair ltencwer nss
stores bald heads healthy growth oil hara1 ss
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
. Cc,cbroted Scheidau n

Tho Wilson shattie sewing Machine-r,se
bessani aheapeL Art css ,chncs taths wosi, Pelss
irons IL 10 IIJl; essy pay SalsooniU xoAi"N
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
EUGENE.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

1rsnoh Ceremonial Compliments on Her Fets Day.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
CORSICA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Dissolution Of the Insular Municipality.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

A.-For a stylish and Elegant Hat Go DE-
rect to tho manufacturer ESPENSCBEiD, i1s Nassau -
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

A.-Herring's Patent
" CHAMPION SAFES
Isl Broadway, sornW MurrV AsoS
A.-Phalon,s New Yorfnmes,
sI LOVE YOU"
and aWHIrB ROSE
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

The receipts and disbursements OF the United
States Trcasurers for the fiscal year ending June 3
1871 were az fOlows-
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

possesses the peculiar properties which exactly M ~
various conditions Of the human hair.
II 10 tho Beat AND cHEAP PEsr HArRDREssINa 10 ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-17

STILL ANOTHER CANCER REMEDY.
physician writes to the Newberry Herald
as follows:
have tried the ''cunderango"i in se-
veral cases Of cancer. It is an efficient
alternative, but in several cases T entirely
failed. have tried tea infusions Of the
red clover tops in ten cases of cancer,
and have failed in none. I will venture
the assertion that by means of this un-
pretentious plant I will euro more cases
Of well-seated deposits than s'cunderan-
co." 9r any other remedy that is known
to ths Materia Meilioa can effect. I feel
that cannot urge upon the public too
strongly the wonderful remedial altera-
tive power Of this plant, aud having
been in the practice of medicine about
forty years, 1t must be conceded 7 have
had some experience. For all dermic
diseases and cutaneous affections the red
clover tops are the most efficient remedy
ever have tried. I have cured some
fifteen cases OF cancer TINT my brother
physicians had abandoned as incurable.
Let every farmer understand there is
fourish;ng in his fields q remedy which
is far superior to "cunderango" in its
wonderous curative properties. and TINT
remedy is the red clover tops. In my
hands it has proved far more powerful
than s'cunderango," for 7 have had
ample opportunity for testing the latter
in the country of it's growth. To use
the red clover, all that is necessary is to
render q tea Of it, and drink freely
through the day. "A piece of rug ought
to be wet with the tea and kept applied
to the canoerous sore.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-17
-.TKR.. PLeg ASn.-RHE- CONSERVATORY.

-.UKR.RLoT- AND -gHE- -CoHsptaArop.-
General Grant has gone to the ,front-
the army will move to.morrowi'' How
vividly the OLD familiar Telegram seems
TO repeat itself i'll tha: Rarish light of
contemporary eYentsl There is no longer
any doubt about the plot, and there is
no longer any doubt about tie conspira-
tor. The sorry mask is no longer of
service, and it is onst aside. The lying
legend OF ''peace, "pluckad away, reveals
the naked sword, just as the audden
floating Of the black flag and the CLEAN
OF hungry cutlasses transform the peace-
tul cruiser into the dreadful pirate.
King Log is suddenly TRANSMITTED into
King Stork, and there is woful splash
ing already in the frog pond. The Gat-
ling guns have already taught the
friends OF peace to look about them,
and they stand in tho predicament OF
Seneca's Romans. whom he represents
as trembling lest the slaves should per.
chance discover how few the masters
were. It would, indeed. be horrible it
the rascals should find out how few the
president patriots are in this imperilled
land.
The plot is virtual Cmsarism. and the
consplrator is confessodly the President.
~ AAost0A 0AhsD uOI aoH NlTGuOub anu
patriotic the pretext. to use the reserved
forces Of the Government towards the
perpetcation OF his term OF Office, is
conspiracy against the life of the Repub-
lic. This is what has been done, is now
doing, and General Grant is tho con-
soious, prepense conspirator. He has
set his hand openly to the plow, and he
ID not the man. to turn back from the
furrow, nor to falter through dread Of
the heat of tho day. Casey went from
him, as the arrow flies, and ordered and
consucamated the military usurpation at
New Orleans To- him the Cabinet
came, hidden by him, prompted Of him,
and the orders in Council for the mill
tary occupation OF South Carolina imme-
diately ensucd, deferred only by an Incl
dent. The hand that has done thus
much will reach further. The bayonet
that prods will stick-the Gatling gun
that menaces will speak on occasion.
New Orleans was warned and did not
heed, 80 the blow fell. definitely. New
York has been warned and threatened,
has not needed, does not mean to heed
the blow will fall there, too, in good
time. We repeat it, the hour for con-
cealments is past, the conspiracy is ripe,
the conspirator stands revealed Scene.
raj Grant has gone to the front-the
army will move tomorrow"
l irra'-' Washington Patriot.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-17

The other day, in town of Vermont,
two women, mother and daughter, al
legged to be guilty of immoral practices,
were taken from their dwelling and sub
jeoted to coat of tor and feathers. A
male offender found on the promises was
ornamented with crown of feathers,
and Jug was tied to his bnck, and q
lantern hung to his neck, in which con-
dition ne was purades through the town
to his residence, and made to aoknow-
ledge to his wife his marital derelictions.
He was then notified to leave the town
within twents-four hours, or suffer the
penalties of nm adhesive coat and ride
on the wooden horse. u
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-17
Vegetable Blood and Liver Pills.

fure BIe! Pure BLOOD! Pure Fie.h
"A MUCH needed medicine. in all tropical
"A climates, is a Blood Purifier and q Liver
Regulator. Thcsc PILLS combine the essen
and Purifier Of tho Blood. The largest organ
in the body is tho Liver. It il the great
Workshop Of tho body. When this import AMI
organ does lct act, the skin becomes sal.
low; sick headache sets in, with Chilly sensa-
tlone; cold hands nnd feet; pain in the head:
hectic fovcr; gastric disturbance; vomiting: q
ieellns OF weight i'll the region OF tho Liver; d
dry Cough. Among other s,nrton.s or liver
arrangement, are soreness in the re-. ion OF
the liver, acroses tho stomach, ard below the
rlos; oppressed stomach; face sometimes
huehed; fevcrishncss in the afternoon or at
night; drowsiLess and ndoltncc; nervous
watchfu'nt IS ct night; melancholy. tlues.
dreams, commonly triehtsul; chcet crprt sscd
and heavJ; d0tting pains in the abdomen:
ihlntntss; signing; difficult aud short breath:
mistaken Tor pleurisy; shifting puiny, like
t:lose OF rheumatism; colics; sometimes A
short, sharp cough, with drynces of throat.
unpleasant, tlirobtiDg about the stomach: cx
cess ct daEdiuff, and scurfy deposit IN the
nfin; 'aliing or the hair; fulncss and s;raitnees
clothing, ecnr stomach. with symptoms Il
dyspepsia; bilious COLES; liarrliocn; dyker.
tcr!i fcYers; obstinate constipation; iE;crmit.
tent FEVER, or fever and agne; jauldice: cos
tivcncss and diarrhTa altcrnatclv; cxptc.ora-
tion stringy and sticky; foul mouth in the
morning, oitt II nausea and vomiting: diz.i.
ness; pain III tie right shoulder, SOMETHING'S
IN sEouldcr-blade; Inability to lie On !,t. side:
hlccough; occasionally. rain il. Il # shoulder
SGasonablc use OF the BLOOD AND LIVER
ILLS i, taken aa directed, will alwaye prevent
this painful termination Of the disorder.
These l'iiia arc for sac by
EDWARD II. HEiNITSH
Anensl Hp Chemist and DiGgci,t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-17

THE HAPPY NEwFoUNDLANDERs. They
never had before such catch OF seals as
they had last spring, and they have
mover had suoh shoals as they have this
season. No wonder those happy island
ers feel proud, aud no wonder they are
beginning to talk OF annexation to the
United States as their ''manifest desti-
n.y." The New Dominion is getting too
small for their ''great expectations and
high aspirations.