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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-14
THE CAUSE and CURE OF CON
GITNr prLANr NJ. ...r- ca1lsA n.lrl.

NE Va CHi1 anu tN IN-- W. 49,
SUMPTION.--Thcp primary cause Of con-
sumption Il arrangement Of the digestive
organs. IhlS arrangements DEoluHeS otuAthI
nutrition and asslmlIallon. 10y assimilation
mean That process ny WWch tte nufFl-
ment Of the cd II converted INTO DO q,
and thence into the solids Of the BODY. Persons
with dlgtStOus thus luF req, hrNHE Jhe S3Bh'-
est preuisp psItien 70 pu.msnu dIsea~-, II #
they take cold, Will be very hhrle 10 nave Con-
sumption OF the i.urg IN some pf lts lOrn~i ana
l hold thai l. VIII tie mp - T. To cure any case
of Com UmptIon without frs reS' uI1n2 good d.
ges'lnn and heaIf ny aSslTnl 1Ti n. IN very nr~L
thing to be done Is to cleanse he sfnmach ard
bowels from al diseased mUeu- ana SHINE "'lCh
Is cloGglng theS@ org ans 20 INA tieN '@h'oJ per
form their iunctl"hs, ana I'eh rouse up ana
restore the liver to heatfhY ac. }on. For 'hi-
purpO,e, the suItS ana o">t remedy Is cneneh q
Mandrake Pills, hese r. s cleanse ~ s.omaeh
and bowels OF all The dttH an NOR o4 81 me nat
IL causing disease ana decay in me "h'Les}s en-.
lhey VII clear '}I' Iiie 'Fs' Oh al - me
tha' ma a euln'iitteo t'Tfr' a $40 S' IL up 10
ne" ana ma ne 'lhy aeli'h' o! WINCH "''I'"1 ana
healthy ol'e - s5'Frlto' ~ ,
Inc stomach, "o"TI9@ht ,lN. are ''s 4-"l' ~ "
by Schencks mauGftN rms iu. re Ivhalt :
torpid, and the appetite is P".T. in the o We $
the lacteais are weak. ana ',4" NJ -'Ir,2 III !
supp3rt- II Is ~ c'Lu''na H"t ms Una.
Schehcks S-aEteA LONE proves - ne 'He ll.'@'
vaiu thle remedy ever a'@royrr'a. IT. is y El. ~ e
and It, use Wi Heit5hiI1- an eN''s "i .C'd' max
ing the stomach sweet 7hH IItSH IL vi x We pr
mapent tone to thus 'mpor' am organ, ana create
a good. hearty. appelt~. ana 'PfIe ne system
Tor the hrsC process OF a goo uS's, on on anu
make good, healIhyr llEl'A oia,u. 9lIrI IuA' pr
90 Of cor.TroDtign IL h. r.. md n, T.v,Iin
49, : 49, uf,.'.,,,,, s.-,,,,, 1~t, d., NM,
-: = -; ~, - - So t.r, ',,~,g,.- D., tI..,.4
~ ay, ~ t,r i, ,i o.rrI,.t;o ana
81 a t.,L,I-7 -, -, No.. Il ms Nh.
t'ri!CC - m -, ~ a N - - th t,o
~ pposas ,r fI,rnrrrs ,.7,d tt-.r 49,. So mr.
70 %xn4l Al, The dSe4,,d mater in the finn OF
trs ppxoac,+eti1r Z}, mo II riI,,n[ n II
+i'a,, -, ~ ,,,t e,r,.,s.I ,,.,rrf,.irr r,,,,,-
res Of Schrncl'> rufrrnnlc SWIM nat All uI.-rs
and cay1lies ale hei a., s,5.li and nv p,reu
is cured
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-14

A Son OF AARON BURR, now an old
man, is said to be living in Piqus, Ohio.
His mother in 1900, was well known
belle in Washington city. She was noted
for her beauty, refinement and wit, but
her sudden Disappearance from the gay
capital ere 4ted a great deal of talk, and
efter this event she was dead to all the
world save her destroyer and her son. A
correspondent of the Miami County
Democrat, who reveals the existence of
this son, says: Mr. saw his father but
twice once, after his acquittal before the
Supreme Court Of the United States at
Richmond, when he was tried for treason,
tho second and last time in the latter part
of 1885, in New York. Upon the latter
occasion our old citizen was recognized tv
Burr. He was then aped-bowed to the
earth with the great weight of four score
years and broken heart Disease also
racked his frame Thirty years before,
his only daughter had sailed from Charles.
ton. SOnth Carolina, to meet him, but
the vessel in which she embarked was
never heard from, and the blow nearly
crushed Burr's life. "Sir," said the old
man, although the blood of Aaron Burr
runs through my veins, detest it, He
conspired against the best government on
the face of Gods footstool, and l am the
offspring of traitor. tried to redeem
my birth by fighting for my country in
the Florida war; but the odium rankles
in my heart, and little does the govern
ment suspect that it pays a pension to a
son of Aaron Burr" When [ asked him
if l might publish his existence, he said {:
" Yes, it will do me no harm but for
heavens sake, point not out my place of
retirement to the gaping world. Stigma
tise my father as you please, but speak
kindly, [ pray thee, of my gentle and
erring mother, who is in heaven waiting
for her son. am on the borders of three
score and ten," he continued, with mois-
tening eyes. 81 want to cross the river
where the stain of ancestry will never
corrode name" I have not mentioned
the old mans name. Without his con-
sent 1t never passes my lips.
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is difficult to describe exactly; it is not
metallic-not like the sound of bell, nor
vet like that of napus, perhaps the very
hoarsest note of E plian harp, or the
sound prod uced by rubbing the wet rim
of a deep. toned finger glass, most closely
resembles it, save that there is less music
in the sound of this rolling sand.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-14

Have you a congh, cold, pain in the chest, or
bronchitis! In tact, have you The ptemonitory
symptoms of the ''In~atiate archer," Consump-
ton? If 81, know that relief Is within your
reach in the shape Of Or. WlHar's B >lsam of
Wild Cherry, which in many cases where hape
had fled, has snatche3 the victim from the yawn-
ing grave.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-14

Hon, Joseph farewell, MAYOR Of Kookland,
Me-, Isaac NJ. Bragg E,q, Bangor, and Messrs.
Pope Bros, Macbias, Me, lumber merchants,
fully endorsed the Sheridan Cavalry Condition
Po~deTs, and have given the proprietors liberty
to use their names in recommending them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-14

The most astonishing cure Of chronic djarrhea
we ever heard Of il that OF VIM. Clark, Frank
fort Mills, Waldo Co., Maine the facts are at
tested by Ezra Treat, Upton Treat, and IL. a.
Merrill, either of whom might be I'D iTe3sed Tor
particulars DIr. Clark was cured by johnson S
AnodYne Iinimept.
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Green Point, L, l., Oct. 10, 1870.
Mr.. c. Dear Sir: Mr.. Oliver has set up
the headstone for your think The finest
finished one in the yard. and according to my
Judgment will give you satisfaction.
a. E. TOTTEN, Superintendent
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1T is NEARLY NOISELESS.
@. H. HOBBY,

A NCHOR LINE STE AMER
L q sail, every Wednesday and Saturday, to and
from NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Calling at Londonderry to laad Mails and Pas
sengers. The steamers of this favorite line are
built expressly for the Atlantic Passenger Trade.
and fitted up IN every respect with ali the mod.
erH improvements calculated To insure the safety,
comfort and convenience Of passengers.
PASSAGE RATES, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY,
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND LON
DOEDERRY.
FIRST cabin, sf5 and s75, according to location.
,ap s return uckets, tl3O, securing best accom-
modatlnns. Intermediate x33 Steerape. s28.
Parnes sending for their friends in the Old
Country can purchase tickets at reduced rates.
!, Iurther particulars apply to Henderson
Vermont. meh8d&w6mos
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MANHOOD

1H---1-Sg HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.
just published, in q sealed envelope. Price,
SIX cents. A lecture on the natural treatment,
and radical cure Of sp-rmat0rThP1 OF seminal
weakness, involuntary enrs-Iuns, reZu4l debility.
and ImpedImeuts t. marriage generally; nervous
ness, consumption, epilepsy, and fits; mental nd
sc, by Robr. j. culverweI, NJ u au' hor OF the
'GTeen BOok'" &c.
"A BOON To THOUsANrs OF sUFFERERs"
Sent under seal, IN n p am envelope 70 any sd-
dress, postpaid, receipt Il six cents, OF two
p,stage stamps. by Z HA~- J. g KLINE Y CO.,
1877 Bowery, New ork post office box 1856.
luUe5d Vw3m
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HOUSE AND BUILDING LOTS

y
/ will sell the George Duffy house on Green
street, and building lots from same premises, in
size to suit purchasers. Will erect buck house
on each lot, If desired. Several new houses are
to be built in that vicinity at once. Time given
for part pay, if required.
g. L. MUSSEY.
Rutland May 9th, 1871. d&wtf
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Lodlow, Sedt. oh, 1871.
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In Velvet. Velveteen, Silk Velvet Pamills. s..
in, Straw, Glsz-d, Felt. Cactus, Plush
&c, together With q line Of
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INFANTS HATS AND HOODS

FEATHERS AND FLOWERS.
Consisting of all the possible shades and s.y-.
either imported OF manufactured,
in the market
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JEWELRY,
or all kinds and descriptions, from the '-'+
est mp.
Worsted ard Bead Patterns for Slippers
BustIes, COrset-,
Pocket Books,
Perfum-ry,
Picture Frames,
Wal Pockets,
OttOmans,
Cushions,
Curing Irons,
Fans and satches'
BsWs and lies ,s+s
Lace Collars ara - = -
T5ngn C0llsrs aD2 -
Infants Hoods, Caps. Robes and shsso'su .s
proof Cloahs and DRESSES, also u : -.
and many more useful, tpl
mental and po-itiEely eDeSF
est move ties belong
ing TO ladies
attire.
Having, last season, by close 49,; TolEG
oughIy studied the vans OF INC y. + rsn sd
MS place and surrounding COUNTY,, - : 81
say that IN oDening my Pau aud "lote- nv ..
can suit all both in price, msveiI1' y y DJSs
style, ana will By sharper attehli
Will go away dlssatirned: W. are The sL.
Be sure and give Us ioOA. !" 80 70 "
est in the field, and w1l icoln -. -, bat y
through the season lntro3uCS -, n tbsJ =
latest We cordially invite al, All g1oD'
~. ,,nYehase No one urged 10 BUY ,rics
no. VI ~ main figures. with only one P''
the many, At
rnrI- ilk
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WILMINGTON. COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA
RALRoAD.-Meesrs. r. r. Bridgers.
President, and D. A. Newcomer, Vioe-
President, OF the Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad, were in the city,
Yesterday. stopping at che Planters 10.
tel.
For some time pact this company has
been engaged n the construction of .
railroad between Sumter and Columbia.
It lacks now only about 700 feet OF com.
pletion. and this gap will be filed in .
few days. On the 10th of December the
company expects to open thenew line for
the transaction OF business. It was ORR
ginally intended to build this road
through to Augusta from Columbia, and
the route between the two cities was sur
veyed. but policy was adopted which
rendered this unnecessary. Several
months ago the controllers OF the COM
pany bought up enough of the stock Of
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad to give them control of that
corporation, aud the lines from here to
Columbia 1ud from ColuInbin to VIII
mington will be operated as one.
augusta Chronicle.
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(.|slI!liBIA(. I !! 4 s.. 70.
Mornine. November 10. 1871,
" Nll'AllA1RGEAEN2L4.NNOUNoE Y
y II. MENT

THO proprietor of the PaGsry, in q.
81 sasgtng this paper. desires to show to h
! Atsnds g and readers his sdisposition(to
msst the demands OF the good peop6 Of
aHeatefor strong Democratic johnal
ssAkles capital. He will do his part He
Saller takes pleasure in announcing the
yS8SPal connection Of Col j. F. thomas
ash the paper "a chief editoI This
saNemap has been writing for the
a11' more or less. sinoe APRIL. 1868.
Z 4 sS-4ss asseSstisn as with as will henceIorth
ne y more pntimate. and his labors more
regular AID active. We hope to receive
= ssom !'tN all parts Of the State such support
s. g the meEits OF the fHesax r,sy enti.le
~ ,sfas g keSeaye. We keep orr job depart.
JUL1AN7A. ssIs1.
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OUR THANKsaIv1Na- Houor the
May or, by a special proclamation in
another part of the paper, invites the
Q t q ms Of Charleston to assemble in
tn. ir various plnces of worship. on Fri.
LAY next. the Oath inst. for d4y o,
8 'lemn thanksgiving aud prayer ,to Al.
mighty God for HIS mercy toward this
city in staying the progress OF pestilence.
aud beslowing the other unnumbered
blessings which have crowned the year.
aud furnished cause for humble praise
and gratitude. Charleston Ne,os.
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ibroughly We sre identified with b. .r
hople in our intsTests and our hopes,
Ind how tender are the ties which bind
'us to this once stricken bat now rising
CITY. 10 our public labors aud our pri.
vate struggles we have been cheesed by
the generous confidence OF our friends
here and elsewhere in the State. We
hope never to forfeit on. claims 60 shhss
confidence. All We ask is fair eqniva.
lent for Whatever fruits We may produce
OF our hands and our brains. We as.
pirs only to nDEpINDzNoE-whioh. por-
eonal and political, comes Of material
resources-the product. physical or mon
tai, OF intelligent efort-snd which,
under Heaven. is the best attainment OF
the MAN. and the richest possession Of the
STATs. J. P. THOMAS.
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STABB1Na.-A country negro. whose
name We were unable to learn. was
stabbed in the side, last evening. in
Hamburg. by knife in IL. hands Of
another negro, named Charles Turn,
who is blacksmith of that benightel
village. The two men were gambling at
the time of the difficulty. From physi-
cian who saw the injared negro we learn
that the wound is likely to prove fatal
Even Grants blood and thunder procla-
nation does not suffice to protect his
black pets from each other.
4 Auqusta COnstiiuii0nnlist.
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GREAT FIRE IN CHARLorrE-UNDoU
ED lNcESDiARIsM. At huff past 2 o'clock
yesterday morning, tho ominous sound
or the fire bell broke upon tho peacefnl
slumber OF our citizens. The devastat
ing element was found bursting from
under the store Of B. Koopmann, on
North Trade street, between Tryon and
Church street The fire soon extended
North to the store Of Mr. Frankfor,l,
and WAS reaoliing over the store Of Mr..
james Henderson, when it was decided
to blow up the latter. This gave an ad.
vantage to the firemcn that was SUCCESS
fully improved. and in little while the
danger on both sides was subdued.
Scarcely had the vast crowd begun to
dispense, aud tho heroic fremen had
time to recruit their exhausted strength,
when second alarm rang out. and al
rallied again to find the exten>ive livery
Rtnble of Suggs & Co.. in rear Of Man
sion House. in flames. The vast guam
tity of forage, and the dry, inflam mable
material of The stables. rendered this
fire terribly rnrid and furious. The
horses were rescued by the daring efforts
of citizens and firemcn. and went dash
ing in frantic fright through The streets
some OF them running at great speed.
Only one was canght in the burning
building. and was roasted alive. This
was tue swift racer of w. j. Black. The
wooden bnildiugs around were torn
down and removed, or so protected that
no other one burned to any extent. The
losses, rs near as We eau estimate at pre-
sent, ARE about as follows: B. Koopmapn,
1872, 900; Insured for $l4 600. J. Fl.
Henderson, loss about 81. 600; insured
for 80 GGG. s. Fraukfnrd, loss heavy,
cannot ut present ascertain. fully in
snreh. Snggs & Co. loss about $4,000;
no insurance. None Of the buildings
were lusnred, except Koop'uann's. which
was insured. we belirve. tor 50. 600.
Chn,IoNe Observer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 49,
Nickerson House, William J. Maerath.
Charleston; @. H,Ilyer. Ga; H.. a.
Mckinney. Mrs. II. a. Mckinney. s. O.;
Mru. M. Norwood, Abbeville; M. Seekel,
u. Fl. Kimpton. D. Nj. Porter, Nov
York; Mrs. Furman, Ridge; Thomas G.
Perrin, A5hsvil,e. ,ui6
Columbia Holel-W. Block, Baltimore:
N. Federlin. J. b. Fairly, New York; d.
Scuily. T. K. Carey, +. O. Plumkett,
Baltimore; w. w. Robinson, Canton; L,
=. johnson, Charleston; J. A. May and
lady. Mrs DIR. May aud daughter, York
vile; B. b. Smith. Va; 8. A. Arthur,'
Ga; A. j. Frederick, s. O.; j. Tumble.
s. G. r. r.
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Sorrcspondence.

Corrcspondence.
OoIuMBIA. 8. O., November II. 1871.
General II. C. Buslsr. laas Chairman Of
Consmfnee Of Eleven, 7ae.P Payers Con.
renti0a. 81. 4
Sm: You have, doubtless, observed the
denial Of the promise made by Governor
Scott to the late Tsx-Payers' Oonven-
tien. in reference to the postponement
Of the collection of the taxes of the State.
Be pleased to give the public your reply
to his said denial. 1 am. yours. respect
fully, j. P. THOMAS.
Editor of the PHOENIX.
COLUMBIA. s. O., November 1s. 1871.
Colonel j. +. Thomas, Editor Columbia
Phoni:r.
DEAR SIR: Your notn of yesterday,
calling my attention to the denial of the
promise made by Governor Scott to the
late Tax-Payers' Convention, Gin refer
snce to the postponement of the pay
ment OF the taxes Of the State" and
asking me ito give the public my reply
to said denial" has been received.
My recollection of that promise is as
'ShOWo, duu IL tuo uOIeS Oh Inc SteuO-
grapher present at the interview are pre-.
served, think they will bear me ont:
Upon It being represented Co Gov. Scott
by the committee, that it would be q
great hardship upon the people to pa7 twn
ievies in one year, especially when farm-
ing operations had been so disastrous
the preceding year, he promised to post
pone the enforcement Of penalty for
non-payment until the 1st of next March;
that he would have the tax bouks open.
and in the meantime, If auy tax payers
felt disposed to pay their taxes. they
might have the opportunity to do 80.
The promise not to enforce the penalty
for non-payment until the lat of March
was clear. reiterated, conclusive aud un
mistakable.
Governor Scott. in assigning a reason
for change of the time of collection t.
November. did say that prominent gen
tIemen in the Stat. had recommended IA
change to the f.N Of The year, US a more
convenient season for persons in SOM
portions OF the State to pay their taxes;
but this had nothing whatever to do
with his promise to postpone the penalty.
which was complete aud unqualified.
Such, at least, are my reoulleotions of
''the promise" aud the interview. Ve,y
respectfully, your obedient servant.
NJ. O. BUTLER.
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The New Departure

DEQCIRES new remedies The new Blood
i T. aud Liver Pills are now used FOR all dis
orders nf the Liver and Blood.
THESE tiir are all warranted 10 be vegeta.
BILE, and are n substitute fnr Caiomel. For sale
only at HEINIrSH'S Drug Store.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.l5
A. M. Charleston day mail opens 4.OU
P. NJ; closes 600 A. Nj. Charleston
night mail opens 6. 80 A. NJ; closes G. 90
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens 6.45.tP.
H.; closes 600 A. Nj. Western mail
opens 900 A. M. closes /. 80 P. NJ. On
Sunday Office open from 3 to 4 p. M.
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''E,nincnt Counsci'-The Unions sneer.
The Radical organ here, and the
stannoh ally OF the corrupt State regime,
does not like the plan of engaging couu-
sci from abroad to defend the men pro.
secuted under the Ku Klux Act of Con-
gress. We commend to it the sugges-
ton that men do best when they mind
their own business. When the Union
editor is called upon to contribute to the
fund, it will be time enough for him to
criticsie the private business OF citizens
who are doing what it pleases them to
do. If oriminals we're always punish.d d
promptly, as the Uaion says oush. to ba
done, it would perhaps suffer itself, aud
certain are we that it's political associ-
ates would crowd the penitentiary. The
Union passes judgment upon men whom
20 should account innocent, ut least
sTpnshrroved guilty.
ARSry. passing OIL the prisoners life,
1a,,ii,,}yet sworn Srelve have thief or two
aui'oh e"At Atm tney try.h
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LO O *
YOUR INTEREST.
Get the Best,
GO TO THE BEST PLACE.

n WE claim to have one of the finest
va stocks Of WATCHES, OF all beat Eng.
dAazAlish, Swiss and American makers With
Diamonds and other fine Jewelry, our stock
IL large, and wo are going to sell the Goods
RETAINING and ENGRAVING, in all
branches, by the beat OF workmen
WIN. GLAZE.
Nov ID Formerly Glaze & Radcliffe
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Condnranpo.

A NOTHER wonderful departure in ecienoe.
Delight for Cancer. syphilis, and all Kindred
discaser; weakness in male or fomale, young
or old. The wonderful cures are attested to
by thousands. FRY the Queens Delight, il
!ou denire to be well For salo verywhere.
Laboratory ut tHEINIrSH'S Drug Store.
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Double Strong,

Double Strong.
DOR the winter season, will brew ali
IL DOUBLE STRONG BEER. DrinE
Seegere' unadulterated Double Strong beer
and you get the worth of your money This
Beer ID also put up i'll bottlcs, and for sale at
81 50 per dozen.
have also received a supply OF the justly
celebrated PANOAKE-regarded the best
Chewing Tobacco. JOHN G. sEEGERS
Nuy IL
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Stoyall's Fxcelsior MiiIs FIonr

@A WE keep large supplies Of this CELE-
~ DRAFTED FLOUR, which we sell at
s&-sewholesalo or retail and warrant the
quality. j. A. HENDRIX i BRO,
Nov ii limo Columbia S @.
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TOYS, Candies. &c.

'NOYS OF all kinds and desert ,tions, plain
Jel!ies and Canned Fruits.
Br' ad, Cakes and kslls. fre sh every morn
ing, at P. w. KRAFT'S,
NOv7 Main atreet
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One Puncheon Lochgilphead.
DHE best SCOTCH WHISKEY. Dea,ers
l. can have it nearly at cost
Nov 15 JOHN c. SEEGERS
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Native and Foreign Wines.
GCUPPEKNONG, Concord, sauterpe. Ola.
~ ret. Champagnes, just received and 70,
sale low. by f. HOPE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-19

: - - d South Carolina will b.
1eel it, Even now the light
brightens our path way. aud
ssan4al fruits appear to quicken
6s nKaaix rose, in 1865, from the
3 he's sof Columbia. Amid the thick
loldss scanning disaster that now
sfassts plr aky. the PHGNlx rises with
yPreau wings, with sharpened beak
aHd undimmed eyes. to manifest that its
1 III unchanged. and that it socks, in
Sassastfn Bior aikk other journals in che State,
SO fvtg South Carolina, the purer air that
S igts ia the higher sphere in which the
must move, in order to -seoure
W6smths growth and generous vitality
yak or brethren of the press at home
sna pr6sf extend our greetings.
Believing that Investigation anan not
s da6ata is the best methcd Of oliminat
st Bs shall invoke 10 controver.
e tt1s san1 time, we shall not
pfoper methods of re.
: = - mo making attacks
: = 66itrcu instances, to war
and to observe to-
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>. - s. !! Mr. Is sHAL1 ATTEND
Sos,s ID srlsHass s Il. home, . ae
l3ussi sssS slIss !
Is - idss Uoslanlsis ssor snsarly
syis !, q need sno I ssS nov