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correct 10 my own NJSTTS1fs joins P. WARD. Jailor
Alta California Book and Job Printing Office, }
~ California street

san Francisco. June !, ISL.
DIR. \. NJ. LOryea ( Co.: For several years j
have been subject TO rheumatism in my right
arm and shoulder, rendering me unable 70
work. on a recurrence OF the attack, some
time since, ! was induced 10 try your "OnE
Weed Remedy" and the result was perfect
cure in few days. l took only twO-thlrds OF
the contents Of one bottle. MY firm belief is
that the "Uuk" Is "a certain cure for rheum1-
tiSm in all its forms, and I would heartily rec
ommend all afflicted with that dreadful dis
ease TO try your Remedy and be cured.
JNO. X. MCLANE.
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On Third street.
Between Morrison and YamhiII.
AT JOHN WiLSO
CAN BE HAD:


WHITE COOpS-Plain, Check and striped
NainSOOk, Soft Finished Cambria,
Bishop lawn, Victoria Lawn SWISS
Null, Hair, Cord and Checks, IWilleu
Long Cloth, Peque, etc
CORSETS-In White and Grey. The best
assortment ever offered in this Mar
ket-all sizes and prices.
HoStERV-English,F French and German, in
ordinary and extra lengths, for Ladies,
Misses and Childrens Gents and
Boys Hose and Underwear, etc.
liNEN-Cambric Handkerchiefs, Plain,
Hemmed and Hem-Stitched, Boys and
Gents Hemmed, Children's Linen
Braided Suits, Dress Linen, Table
Linen, etc
BLACK DRESS silks" american Gro.
change color, under the severest usage
for years.
SunDRiES-Fans, ParaSols (silk and al
/ pacal, White Zephyr Knit Shawls
Ladies' Paper Collars Ga prize in eacl
box, Lace Collars, Rubber Cloth Sill
buttons, Trimming and Sash Ribbons
Velvet Ribbons, Iisle Thread Gloves
etc.
NEW c0oDS-opened every week. nl2
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Certificate from the Deputy Jailor of Multi
city Jail, Portland, Oregon, Z

-
pr. \. VI. IOryea < Co: | was attacked with
a severe ease OF rheumatism. II in my
thighs, hips, fingers, shoulder blade-indecd in
all the Joints OF my body suffered great pain
and anguish. was attended by regular ply
Sician, but with no effect. ! was induced 10 try
your INK Weed Remedy, and 10 mme ediately
cured me up. / consider il, from my cNpe-
rience, the best remedy for rheumatism known
ALFRED +. TURNER, Deputy Jailor.
This is TO certify that the above statement is
correct to my own knowledge.
John p WARD Tailor
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Certificate OF \. r. Shipley, Esq, special con
tributOr to the Willamette Farmer" and Sec
retary OF the Oregon Horticultural society:

b>WesO- oregon. Alarcn y ISL
DIR. \. NJ. I,Oryea: Some four weeks ago was
entirely prOStrated with rheumatism; in fact
was almost helpless. ] sent to YOU for one 10
ounce bottle OF the "Unk Weed Remedy" by
the use OF which / experienced almost imme-
diate relief, and by the time the bottle was
gone the rheumatism was gone. From my
own experience, and from what / have heard
others say who have used the INK Weed, 1
believe 10 TO be a certain cure for rheumatism
Yours respectfully, y. II. SHIPLEI.
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IESIIM QNIALS

We are aware of the fact that IL is generally
an easy matter to procure certificates attesting
the efficacy of patent remedies from certain
class of those who use them. We have selected
the following because the names attached 10
them are those Of men Of the most careful and
scrupulOus character, and because the large
class of their acquaintance in Oregon Will not,
for moment, accuse or suspect them ot any
exasgeratiOn in the statements they may
/ make:
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COMPETENT CORPS OF WRITERS

Arrangements have been made to secure the
Services Of
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nuR AGENTS,

The following persons are duly authorized to
i. 49,. .......- q Ia. NV NnRrIIWEsT:
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Certificate from James Bybee, the celebrated
stOck-grower and king of the Oregon Turf -
Sauvie's Island, January II, lS7l.
To Dr. 4. VI. LOryea 4 Co: This is to acknOwl-
edge the efficacy OF your 'Unk Weed Remedy ,
or oregon Rheumatic Cure" ! afflicted
for months with a very serious attack of in
fammatOry rheumatism, and tried nearly all
of the SO-called rheumatic remedies without
any relief perceivable. / then tried your
Remedy. and it, use resulted i'm the most happy
efiects-a perfect cure. Truly yours,
JAMES BNBEE.
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Certificate from Hon. a. J. Dufur, ex-Presi-
dent of the Oregon state Agricultural Society
and author of statistics Of Oregon"
East Portland, April I, ISL.
DR.. y NJ. LOryea x Coz / was afflicted with
severe attack of chronic rheumatism: was con
fined to my bed most of the time from January
to July, when ! used the INK Weed and IL
cured me up. \. J. DUFUR
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I'd. and Rourbakl retarns q his 5ormeF re-

mont, ana Bourbski RETURNS % his former 70
'sitiOn. ps'5s
VxnsA1r1xs, jan. l9.---Jules Favre has aslEed
for safe conduct through tho German hnS WI ~
liam Of Prussia was todny ProclsMi%; ne- sS% m
the presence Of AL tho German Princes ana
representative Of regiments Of tho army; Al y,
Paris, with the exception ef the American
Minister, have applied to the Prussian Minsaiy
Authorities for permission to withdraw IRON
that city, but their request has been refused refused
King William, in q dispatch to Queen Aug1sta.
conSrstulates her ON the repulse OF boufD14i
in the east, and states he is now retreatlnH. no
adds that the bombardment of Paris continues
LoNDoN. Jan. l9-French official dispatches
| confirm the news of the defeat OF BouroaKl
Fort Avron was bombarded until evacuated ny
| the enemy. $500, b,owr
| from the publication of the official documents
| that the Pope, in October last, oommnnlca
ting by telegraph with the King of Prussia, re-
auested His Majesty to secure his (the ropes
departure from Rome with due honor, In cas-
he should conclude to leave that city. kint
william replied affirmatively, and telegraphes
to King Victor Emmanuel to that effect.
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h; 1ra nearly ali other mechanical Inventions has
tended to increase Of work to he done o.
ance More people gain q livelihood now by seMTi;ns
than gained It in occupation before the
ease is mot for y: to divide the
honors between the various sewing So. az least
done done it's share the great
Tts salea are increasing every day, not Dy wnec
wouid call an obtrusion OF its @
by the Inherent merits of the machine itself. mat I'M
perceptiby though surely has worked its way to az
W Horan 90 and I0 Canal street. has it for sale ane
we are SIRE that the ladies' will be pleased with MS OK
hbition of its merits.
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DIED:

On Friday, January IA, 1871. at O'clock A. M,
CELIA WIZARD, aged 63 years. native OF County
n1avo Ireland and resident of this city Tor inc
% years.
Tn tho narish of ST. Bernard, La, January H. ie''
MICHAEL KELLY native Of County iSr'he i'
land aoed GO wears.
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MARRIED

On Thursday, January II, 1871, BY the very n''. N
ps...,ond q Mr.. PHILIP THOMPSON of this city,
n Mas ANNIE TATMAN daughter Of DR.. O. ID. grat-
man, of Bayou Chicot, Parish of st. Landry, La.
Ant. readence ON Metairie Ridge. Thursday, Janu-
.rv 10 1871 by the Rev j. Moynihsn, Mr. JOHN MEL
SON to Miss ISABELLA EDWARDS daughter oficoi'
Daniel Edwards, both of this city.
On Monday, January ., 1871, athafpast O'CLOCK a.
St. Joseph's Church, blythe Rev Father smith, MI
z roI1cHER to Miss COPPIE c. MILLER, both Of
Nnw
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o., - U,at,h Omeer. Fourth .District.

CT -, S9~ n o. l. and F, Company
w. r. e. CLARK EST antre OF great satisfaction to me
now that have tho practical to
Ind the fact my being the hIst pm ~ ,LIs
20 second and In estasls9ng dse as the coming
Stary reform and from late persona n Goaei
@ a. resaon 10 retreat from that Postlon. Al,
can see ny" 70 ~, .Nnitary likely TO
Tx rnod for tho people of this community - YER
is by this insuheraUi" HEBER SMITH NJ. ID,
respectfully Health ORcer Fourth DISTINCT
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C. B. WHITE, N. ID.


8 anS To- s SGan ns yso.s.mony
SirIt gives, me in favor Of the Dry Earth Sys-
ON Saturday tons Of the
teiial az nothing than earth or nne =,
the @ cen the system successful operation "a
coal ,Sc buiidins and have been both
% tiSeJ at the great result of so simple f TO
am n, Laalth and comfort of citizens canine ~ ~
M romoted by the adoption Of yonr E;lp Ar u
Respectfully, D. d. Surgeon OF Police
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HALL BOARD OF DELEGATES H1bEkNlAN
BENEVOLENT and Mutual Aid Association OF
No. Orleans. January o. 1s7l-A special meeting o.
the BOARD will be held their Hail. No ia
street, Davidson Row, on MONDAY H'1N 1,s- -.
reouested to be punctual in attendance.
fe9ues JOHN McPHELIN. President
ny oiue, go, s..-eto,v jazz 1t
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Nam QrLrnna. DC. 8, Ie6y.

The system of earth close: has Sssn Sar Of this
tried IN and las given entire satisactSA 10
and it oieers Of the city report favoraDy uPon
It AZ at present in In this city as ,eIef from dis
upon e III odors and q measure calculateu I" "P
tke health of tho community. n u WHITE N. d.
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DRY EARTa, CLOSETS. .
RIO THE PusIic.
or,o. O. s4nrAys y; e l 1890 .;:.s. CO..

no THE PuBLfC. ii IL
oros n s.arAYs 4. A1 4 5 S.ssa :::.s. co.
Is Ss::: e:
~ Il sSo:e q eur population VIE have sakss sov@h
S.ains IL popsssy :ssssI Is saD
SEQ :sa: q
s.s.pea Sy the ssSss, amy the
s1s sssi
70 ssSsr, ss al,
. .ss e. NEW TSsi
sss asa I.
la ,F G ae p.ss
t. 30 much the S
l9w Al AL r yssss N are poison
and STD e sss
II hap II
mes: ANIL Who ssy sss sS.ss and
me sns ny
NOT sn IL.
the 10 Of to publish which would mot
have been n1 %sa ssss the which
ncS Board %
i ues wsisS does with al
Compulsory features reduces I'm sne and
IN aaea of has stgmatined burden ana
that tho bill was al
to Syes sr of the many received
from r., shs s.su wso w haIs s
We Of the citizens New Orleans as
reform asp hardy aaG s Ss
during sSs pat "a the Ss%
Hany Of Science Subjoned is the report Ok
tee OF tue nmY Earth CLOSET SYSTEM;
-i1;aa,t and fellows OF the New Orleans Aca-
DENY of Science: ....o hay leave 10 report that
SaSs Gess ass
and from what . ane from the
sstmeny N t ao nas
the s 70 at
serious consideration and, IL i'una Oh '"'1''
and s.s
IN o ass the I painsss
al nr years. end Of which af h
as
stand on by ss sSstsm Of
garbage and orauro of London an" '''''' :.
se sySssson l. the a py snaSs
b ss oni
all .ms are the INC 81.
Rssea s or oal sS our rsay
but su sa x,1s Of
Of a ts, r ssy
supplied with T., a at ss, we that what ha
6sy Is II sss1s
nha
E.q for this great Nearing upon what has bee
o,rsa,S accomplished for our pubic weiiafe ..
- .p.rtS S.ioset in lieu Of tho OLE
The use OF the m mr pnbiio schoolhouses, is. in m
nnion decided improvement and must D1 wi,
Tas .ohoe
have made specaa ~ Tia subject In every instan
Change bettsr .pS in to s' the COMFORT
marked to controrIS NOV ahsence Of any oens
teachers anu bi1d;nar is commented upon with NUT
satisfaction by tnose WIZ, onca ~
subject TO c9nsans ns ~ this Office from some OF
rs TO be ascribed incidental 70 sne
onsniahed and any defect IN the
pt hsys s af sse eeers
company nayng ~ ssSe a. shown the present o
ILL., IN the sanary condition Of our PuDnc sEnSo'''
i"" - WIN. " M, ttNSI s Snioo,s
ary. superin .eno0n' ~ 0'
49,, ,,;.,, N,c Orleans Nor. 81 1855
Parsm ~ 8 and r. Company:
Dear Sir Earth sYstem" will stat. that II has b,
ivss great satisfacton Our closets are un
INC fhan three hundred persons anu ov free n
pre- If above system rhey of tho matter by
ber any onemsSS hns few minutes. and person gl
fter hRht Of the would suspect thS
ahe VI notarial and 1t Is completely deOoofr.ou
tuTo - - timcs the closets were painluy ohen.
eyen many feet distant In my own 49, o amnsnetTai
from them, with closed wihaoT IT, INN mnveraai adop
~ the svstem would condnce to the comfort anu ~
4 AL Of the whole community. nesp s9OSppERT SWAIN
the %. =. ,.Da ~ pariah Priso
4 on ,o 10,
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] P'1''-0 77-.-,o- of Monks cultivate lArn u
The nine 'sn.hx rss.s
s sn In the centre of the tract the LAT S'''
= america is being erected
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D,rcE OF STEEL ENGKAEIN,u. !.
t. us ssa sen
Lee hero & aTiSs who has succeeded admirably
@ Il T. ,heass
aspect the furnished To art What
matters to It's ma he without such memorial
in t6s CAMP 9f Street S
ITayi C. T. Mersli be seen by tbs eh iScom
publishers, who, ,nt Of saiesmonto dispose Oh 'n'
! 90
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o,

In conformity with the requirements Of their char
the Company publish the following statements
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40 eGI Camp street, v. O., Non. ~ Ieo9.
w r. c. Clark, Esq. T. .,., tv tho N O. S
Dear S ioses ts quality focal or excreneh ss
nma the instant comes in contact win the
footing material -. -, r,orp,e randy for tho pur-
ca 81 the aericultursts and 70 IN Precisey The
category in in England, ana an wsrS
there Is tI nS
eases srminated as they propagated solely ~ G the
IN tnG Cnmnany absolutely destroys TINS germ IN
Fertnts hst Would otherwise be poison INTO Poi
TSs perfect and Ss wSTR am NJ 3d.
most COM F Msdicine n o. School Of Medicine e'c
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HAeANs a,,r WORKS
os,cs and sa1esroom, 1872 st. Charles street,
Corner Julia.
sne selection of italian statIsry ana s,as ManteIs
On hand and At small ist
PTlnCesr roJa snnplied at moderate rates Iomps'
Monuments, Headstones Tablets \. nIasr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW ORLEANS
| MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

CORNER CANAL AND CAMP STREETS.
ELEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
1870.
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N >. aI ling procured two of your cypress Essl
,t and had the came in use for the iaS' and
sha they have given me every saus ,It ~
months hss,erfnIlv recommend them to the pubic
Respectfully Corner Camp and Delord streets.
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Nc,o Orleans, August D, 1871
1ear thoroughly tested , 1SS are an
Closets we deem it but just to say that IN
large where the as sn so
tne our sanitary regulation for tho health Oh ne
Community. Very truly. yours WALLACE g. CO.
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Neo Orleans, August Q, 1870
c,..torv N O. s. and r. Company: .,, ., ,r,,,
Gents.The opinion you re9uess, TsGa renasred.
'ng 5.ats are free odor and In Close s'Sao
me- where from twenty 70 nnn employed
noved nm stairs and twelve TO hteeil " nj nt
slp is Of incaiculabe advantage in sanitary
of view K fSpsEpH H. WILSON, 100 Canal street
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Foreign Amairs,

J, BoRSEAux. February 24.-The Court
OF Rohle has recognized the new Go.
vernment Of France.
BERLIN. February 24.-The Cross Ga.
Se0e says dispatches in Belgium journals,
purporting to give the conditions ol
peace now negotiating, are altogether in.
correct.
PARIS, February 24-The military au-
thorities are still unadvised as to the
entry Of the Prussians. The impression
is becoming general that the enemy will
forego their triumph. tits rumored that
the Assembly will adjourn from Bor-
deanx to Fontainebleau. The Paris Jour
nails say the Prnssian demands on France
have produced a painful impression on
the London, Vienna,and st. Petersburg
Cabinets. iT
LONDON, February 25.-A colliery OK
Plosion occurred in South Wales. Fifty
dead have already been taken out.
The Times special from Paris says the
treaty is regarded as signed. Blanc,
Hugo and Rochefort. members of the
Radical Left OF the Assembly, will pre-
sent motion impeaching Napoleon. 1t
is stated at Versailles, that the material
OF the French regiments at Bordeaux is
excellent.
HAtis, repruary I0.-IhlerS accepts
the principle of territorial cession, but
is trying to save Metz. Bismarck agrees
to leave that fortress to France, but
Moltke objects.
Rome recognizes the new French Go
vernment.
BORDEAUX, February 25 Thiers,
F'avre and RicaTi have not arrived The
departure Of Theirs from Paris is not vet
announced. It is generally supposed
that the Assembly will not meet to NOR
row, and the armistice will be prolonged
forty-eight hours
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SheriTs Sale.

10y virtue of sundry executions, to me d.
~ rected, L will sell. on the FIRST MONDAY
10 March next, in front Of the Court House, In
Columbia. within the legal hours, Tie follow
ing property, viz:
An that lot OF LAND. in the city Of colum-
ola; bounded on the North by Taylor street;
by lot OF - Mays. and on the West by lot of
- Banks; fronting on Taylor street ffty.two
lsot' thence running back one hundred and
ftty-eight feet.
:, All that lot OF LAND, with the buildings
thereon, in the city OF Columbia, contairinc
one acre, moro or less, bounded on the North
on the South by Plain street, and on nth the ;Tf West
by Lincoln street.
All that lot of LA%ND. and with tho bni,d,.s
thereon, in the city OF Columbia, Containing
ono acre, more or less, bounded on the NORTH
oy RIchiand street; on tho East by Gates
street; on the M South by lot Of William Glaze;
and on the West by lot Of William Glaze.
/ will sell, on tho oIiHl FIRST MONDAY and
uuESDAY ,,J in March next, at the residence Of
the Intersection OF Richland and Gates street.
Az the Household and Kitchen FURNITURE
Gi Gna ehe Delendant. consisting Of Beds, Bed
reags rags ohSIss soias Carpets Oil Cloths Bu
STOVES, Books, DO, and three Cows and ono
Call, ono Horse and ono Buggy. Levied On
as snG prop91.y o. Sf Caleb BSuapght At the
SF'o ee,'2 VI Asoceft ~. ohlVer, henry a.
Meetze, and Henry A. Meetze, Assignee, %.
Caleb Bouknight and Caleb Bouknieht, eur
vivor. Terms cash.
Fob 10 NTH P. F. FRAZEE r. r n
In the Court of Probate---Lexington
EG pdrte A. Fl. Wolfe. Administrator of VIM.
NJ Beckham, deceased.-Pctition to seR per-
sondl property Of W7n. A. Beckhd.n, de-
ceased.
III AVING failed on account OF high water
I1 to make sale in the above stated caee, as
heretofore advertised, I will sell said property
on the hrst day OF MARCH next. For de-
sc'1pti0n and terms. sec former advertisement
III the Columbia pHENIx. 8. M. ROOF.
=, Sheriff Lexington County.
Sheritf's Office, Lexington C. H.. February
II. 1871. Feb 16 tx
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Messrs. JAMES McCLUSKY& 4 BYRNE have
just returned to this city, and will remain for
fow days only, to offer their splendid assort-
ment OF GOODS, consisting in part of rich
Paisley and Broshea SHAWLS Also, vide
SILKS and SATIN DRESSES, Engiish and
German BROADCLOTHS, Beavers, &c. Can
be seen at the Washington House, between
tho hours Of and O'clock, and from to 0
O'Clock L. NJ. Feb q 6s
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New Publications.

New PUBLICATIONS.
FOR SD LIZ BY BRYAN 6 Me- ARTER.
ITALIAN LIFE AND LEGENDS. Bv Anne
Il Cora (Mowatt) Ritchic-s2
Aspendale. BY Harriet ". Preston-sI so
Fair Franco. By author Of John Halifax" !"
The Snow Man. A novel, by author OF An
My Summer in Il Garlen-*1
Moses, the Man OF God. by DR.. Hamilton.
The Lille of Lord Pulmerston. BY Bhlwer.
Origin of Civilization and Primitive Condi-
tion OF Man. BY Sir j. Lubbock-$2
Nebraska Legends and other Poems
And other new Books.
ALSO,
new stock OF DIARIES for 1871. Feb II
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For Sale.

FOr Sale,
- THE undersigned offers for sale the
kS;;j COTTAGE. on Washington street, now
premises; we'll finished stable, carriage house
and other necessary buildings. Flower and
fruit garden, well stocked with choice Young
trees and plants.
THIRTEEN HOUSES, situated in various
parts of the city, for sale on accommoda atinp
terms. Applyto E. w. SEIBELS d co.
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will radically exterminate from the eystcm
diseases arising from habits Of dissipation.
at little expense, little or no change in diet,
no Inconvenience or exposure completely su-
perscdlng those unpleasant and dangerous
remedies-Copaiva and Mercury-in ali these
diseases.
Uee HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BU-
CHI in all diseases of these organs, whcthe
existing in Male or Female, from whatever
cause originating, and no matter of how long
standing 1t Ii pleasant in tasto and odor,
immediate" in action, and moro strengthen,
ing than any of tho preparations cf Bark or
Iron.
Those suffering from broken down or deli
The reader must be aware that. however
slight may he the attack OF the above diseases.
it is certain to affect the bodily health and
mental powers.
Diuretic.
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10 Farmers and Planters -Fertllizlng
Material for Making Manures.
MT URIATE OF POTASH
WI German Potash Salts, 81 per cent. of
Sup. Potash.
Salt Cake, ground.
Nitre Cake, ground.
Sulphato OF Soda, ground.
Sulphato of Ammonia, imported
Sulphate or Magncsin. II per cent,
Nitrate OF Soda, double.
Nitrate Of Potash, crudo.
Muriate Of Soda, residiurn.
Plaster, Lime.
Ground Bones.
Super.phosphate OF Lime, 10 per cont. Of
Soluble phosphoric Acid.
For sale by f. Fl. HEINITSH
Jan 90 Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Irish Potatoes.
Ok BBIS. choice Table POTATOES, for
Sc sale low. EDWARD HOPE.
Fresh Eggs.
900 DOZEN FRESH EGGS. at 25 cents
| SOO per dozen. F.. HOPE.
Spring Seed Oats.
2nn BUSHELS White SEED OATS, for
cOO sale oy ED. HOPE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-02-26

10 Holders of Past Due Indebtedness
ct the city of Columbia.
THNHE City Council of Columbia having all
IL thoriHcd tho sale of certain STOCKS.
held by city, for purpose of making payment
OF past due bonds of said city, the holders of
raat due bonds arc requested to furnish sche
dulc to Chairman of Committee OF Ways and
Means, OF City Council, stating number of
bonds, date of issue, when due, on what ac-
count issued and number of coupons due on
said bonds. W. HUTSON WIGG
Chairman Committee of Ways and Means.
COLUMBIA. $. c., February II, 1871.
RD. Charleston Courier. Augusta Conslitu-
t'ondhst and Columbia Union, will copy for
two weeks and send bill to City Clerk.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-02-26

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO EMBARK IN
IN THE BUSINESS. A fresh and well Sc
lected stock OF CLOTHING, HATS and Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, together with the
STORE FLAIURES and Lease Of one OF the
most desirable business stands in tic city of
Columbia--propcrty of the late w. j. uoke-
is now offered tor sale at a sacrifice, in order
to close the business. Parties desiring to
treat for the purchase OF Same, will call on or
address the son Of tho late proprietor.
MIKE HOKE
J-Papers copying other notice will dscon.
tinuc it and insert this. ian %