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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-31

The Doctors Recommend Seegers Beer
I preference to London Porter and Scotch
l. Ale. Why2 They know it ia nnadult eratn,I
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta R. &
SUPENINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, $. c., August 4. 1871.
a @ @ ne2s' ON Gn ani nsts after fba s1SHAi iSa,,.
ing schedule will be run over this road:
001SG NORTH.
Train No. 1. Train No. Q.
Leave AuEusta.....3 3 rs A. NJ. 600 Z. HI.
Leave Coiumbia. 90 A. III. HOO 2. NJ.
arrive Charlotte.... 2. Is 7. Al. $40 A. NJ.
GOING BoUTH
Leave Charlotte. TAO A. NJ. 815P.M.
Leave Columbia. 81 p. III. 23O A. M.
Arrive Augusta. .G.50 p. NJ. 1894. NJ.
No. Train daily. NO. Train daily, Sun
days excepted. Both trains make close CON
nectlon to all points North, South and weet.
mond Tor Virginia Springs.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
to all principal points. Standard time-Wash-
inEton City time. 1G minutes faater than this
city. L. p. ALEXANDER, General sup.
+. r. Dorsey, Gen. Freight and Tick ct Agent
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Summer Schedule s. &U. RR

Change OF Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r. n. CO.
COMPANY Snors. n. G., June g. 1871
bs,s3, sfs. EItqsni1j:tki ~ ON and after SUNDAY,
DC run over this Road iii accordance with tho
following TIME TABLE lI''->
Trains Going East. Trains West.
Lr!rcsS. Mail
-, , Ahhi'E. Lave. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Cnar,"ttc 40 III 3 10 p nj
ShilsDuf! S-u'a II III 23an &c p m 5 70 j. III
Gfnshnil uS nj IL 13ant S25 pm 8 80 p m
Go Shupl2 40 pm O5 pm 9.5; y m 10. If :, m
niilsoi 70 - = m 233 nj l.35 y III II ~ j. m
GOldsboro 100 m
Trains Going East. Trains Wcst
Charlottt7.l5h Sam 90 nm
Salisbury 1872 nj ~ n m 5l5i 5o6n n,
Gr'nsb0 25 III l5 am 2lOrm Q % r n,
CO Shop II 81 III 2 " NJ l2 n. !, nj 70 so !, m
nniilshroln n VI NJ ln w ~ l07 a nj II 10 n nj
Raleigh G5S II, 40 NJ S.45a.n
Goldsh'0 300pn
Jnn"G w II. GkEEE, Maa. Trans
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
THE HARLEM BUILDING CASUALTY

Coroner Keenan, concluded, yesterday, his in.
vcstgaiUn Of the i: OF the buildings. at one hum
dred and wenty -scconast. anil Nrs.ayc., Eoy III
which caused the death Of Charles Nelson. Of the
worl men. Charles Decker, the Of the buildings.
testified that they built of hard br., with sound
mortar they begun late in Aueus.; after about
three weeks the walls fonnd to DO warped In Q
westerly direction; the walls were taken down and pus
p again; II was found that the bo ou, on the west siio
WAS soft after the walls topped. they wore foad 70
have warped to the west again; committee Of buliors
sent by superintendent decided that tho bald
in.s must Le torn down. witness offered " raise the
building 1t back to an upright POSITION ana carry
the foundation down to hard bottom; this was lone
while workiuen were engaged In tali.g down thc rear
wall the building fell all of the iabor.rs except .o Ss
CO.. csra,n,i II WAS the weight OF the braces that
threw the building over II there had been ofa'os on '
eat side the als would not have fa'n -, -,
.atrick iiullns tho mason and builder enI.oyru ~
M Decker. aud Thomas Witch AN iheper.r ~ - s.i.,
a. rtucpt o. Buildings corrobOiued the previous s"s.o
NJ. MI The Jury rendered verdict that the il o sne
buildings was Ocrasioneu Dy the uhusu' "o" "N'
mining the foundation.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
4 METHODIST LAW SCHOOL" ="
EdttOr Of The Trfbune.


SIX In your saturday issue you indulge in
atet0us note Oh "a Methodist Law School" As you
had "no report q, the ptAtl, speech" You could
10" OF conise say exactly what his object was and Of
'"us are pardonable for your random, shot at the
school and the speaker. Now let me say that NAV
set this matter right that the Boston University il IN
institution under the patronage Of the Methods Il Eusco.
pal Church that is Theological Department is In full
ration. with about ninety students; that il ia pro.
pos and planned to establish ColIctate ID part Mt
ia said University at no distant day, and further the e.
tablishment q: h Medical Department and OF Law DE.
parlicn IN said University is under considerations NV
remarks concerning law school all related the "a.
tablishmeni Of Law Department In the Boston Univor-
sity an institution whose cOrpOratOrs and patrons
mainly MethoiIsts. distinctly stated that could
mol have Methodist Law School, though we could have
Methodist Theological School, but that We should have
M least full Univ rsty with all departments thereto
api,ertaiLing. including u Law Department. Such q
Law department will not and cannot DO "a Methodist
Law school" any more than Columbia Law School can
De- Epsc Opalian,o Harvard UntaIan,o Yale CODgrcea
t.0nast. nor did advocate such absnrdity. without
troubling you with :, port OF my speech. covering ;ey.
tml points. think tho above statement viii eA plain
wh and AL that intended hy advocating. JUu hayo
II, q" Mc'hoiitt Law SchOU."
k"eprc fnlly, Ht"Rf EAtLlE3.
40 II Cv"its1"oie. Bost1". Nov. q, I7'I.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

A society has just been formed at Rome for
the manufacture of leet root sugar. with capital OF
| s!,coG0I.
1t is stated that Isabella, tie cx-Quecn Of
spain. NJ her reside for the Winter in
! Malta.
Berlin boasts of no: less than twenty women
physicians WHO have acquired reputation ana lnuc
re'cehcc IN their pr'fc.si"; i"st "f them Al. OF tho
homeopathic and eclectic schools Of ct;tinc
Touching tie rlmortd marriage Of Gam
beta with Nile. An,oy dau:iicr Of cXitfct. +, "a
stated ti.. the nc.u;i tions haze been !,avCiai'Y
i,oe lUI owing 10 the l.t chat the ltdf has IL" Ict
bee horn. IL Andoy has iiTt, boiis III no da htei
Bismarck is reported recently to have cx-
pressed desire meet and talk with Gen. Shcr'laE
than win any American alive. he considers Sherman
tlan all! other Ot sodicrs man vi great IIi
tary gcnus a.id iIcA.la!sDlc resources.
Dming the present year twelve Swiss guides
have bech lost by climbing the Alpsa larger nnm.,or
seven Of them persisted from aVa.aces. and three
from falling into crcvasHs.
a London letter says that at least nr-third,
not onebalf, of the enti;e population Of that city IL III
favor Of republican form OF government "a Great
Britain. The spread Of republican, Trnciri,s i's been
years. ard is now more RAPID THAN ever.
Mr.. Ashbury has under way a new yacht, by
tht builder of the Cambria which he moars. conl-
to his American friends, to name the Columbia.
The model is it said ependd one, and she viii b" 1t
posed dhneeiouS aIclcam, fleet inches; length H.
81, IA to post ,oet; she will " feet
OF water.
Madame Tlicrs recently confoundcd young
American lady by ipquirinS what kind of servants
America had. The lady hardly knew what answer to
make when Madame Theirs continued with great viva
city: Here ali OF them IOgles. am Obliged my
self to lock up everything after meals II did not neat
liquors, dessert everything, would disappear At the
Tuilercs found to the pockets OF
the ants to prevent their stealing. Had To" ckets
not hccn sewed up guests would Lave gotten nothing
ball nights Before this mrasu:3 was adopted, cham
paene ics chickens. even pieces Of plate, disappeared
in the pockets"
His Serene Higlmcss Of Lippc-Detmold has
taken into his august head to cancel oil game laws
without the consent Of the Chamber, and TO cut oil his
subjects from the pastme OF shooting the hares
hit within his dOlDnOn. Scrchity having no army TO
enforce , decrces because lie has loaned all his soldiers
10 Prussia Iied first the experiment Of detailing ~
policemen to protect his preserves This proving fail
urc he inv tied the 55h Prs-ian Regiment ~ 10
his d promising the Ofccrs thereof llent shooting
III return the assistance Of the mems mu>kcts. On
The lrst av Of the sport thcre was collision be
tween The troops and the peasantr., hd numbers OF the
Latter wcr" crested The people OF Lipr' -DemOlu
fuiusi! angry ~ what they rcCarl as rctc of petty
tyF"hnN and are going TO the Kechstag for redress
They will probably get IL, for II TO be the best
"p ion that the little monarch has behaved in an en-
trC,N ~, gll way.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
TIFFANY 4 co. ROBBED BY A CLERK.

Charles Is. StOckweII, maH'Hcr UI INI'ny
jewclry store, has known for over year past 'lss
articles of valuo were stolen 1T Intervals ny sono
cnploye o. the firm. and at last suspected thai the 'I
was Charles H. Wallace. age ~, OF No. l?2 Waver! p'e
whose duty It was open aud shut the Store A 'iaS
was set for Wallace by marking foWr t1 ls and
them IN the money drawer, lat In tho afternoon.
bills werc not IN tho drawer the nex morning Wien -
was searched Calling Wallace into tho private omS'
Mr stockwc told him show the money in his pocket
Wallace obeyed, and among the contents OF his punss
we're the marked bills. Mr. 3tockwell then dcniandcG
full confession from Wallace who acknowledged ina. ~
had Olen three Watches worth e10O; pair VI piao
ts value 800 two chains, value ti65 rims, value t
a chain ana amethyst ring vaine $3.50 pair VI ~ vS
earrings, value el76, and tS9 80 In money Inc tot4A
value OF the articles stolen was 81 $50 50 Justice snan"
ley u; tho Jefferson Market Police Court, committeS
Wallace fUl trial ut the General Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

ther advauiasesl for settling the public lands &c
II there were no new egslsOn proposed and no Pres
,dontal wirepulng occupy the time OF Congressman
there would Ike plenty Of work in the measures that were
introduced last Spring and in tho regular appropriation
bills to both Houses busy during the coming session
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

ADVANCE IN RAILWAY FREIGHTs.
The New-York Central and Hudson River
Pennsylvania Central and Ere Railway Compsniea
have adopted tho following argelncreased rate" pes
cyt for oil classaa Of mcrshapSse from Nov, Boz
ton aud PhtadelphN westWaid: -, ."s,S
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-12-16

HENRY T. HELNBOLD's M
PROVED ROSE WASH

cannot be surpassed - d Face Wash, and
will be found the only specific remedy ia
every species OF CutnuPous Affection. IL
speedily eradicates Pmples, Spots, Scorbut-
ic Dryness, lndurations Of the Cutaneous
Membrane, etc. dispels Redness aud lnclp-
lent lnhamation Hives Rash Moth Patches.
Dryness of Skalp or skin, Frost Bites, and
all purposes for which Salves or Ointmsnts
are used: restores the SIX "A 20 n state Of pu-
rity and sofiness, and iusures continued
healthy action 70 the tissue of It's vessels,
on which depends the agreeable clearness
and vivacity Of complexion so much soughs
and desired. But however valuable rs
remedy for existing defects OF the skin, IT. T.
Helm bold Rose Wash has long sustained
its principle claim to unbounded patronage.
by possessing which render it a Toilet
Appendage of the most Supsrlative and Con-
genial character, combining in an elegant
formula those prominent requisites Safety
and Ethcacy-the inyariable accompani-
ments of its use--as n Preseryative aud
Refresker of the Complexion. Il is AZ ex-
cellent Lotion for diseases OF a Syphiiitie
Nature, aud as an injection tor diseases OF
the Urinary Organs, arising from haoits
of dissipation used in connection with The
Extract Buchu. Sarsaparilla, and Ceta~oa
Graz, n such diseases as recommended cam
lot be surpassed. Price, one dollar per
bottle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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hestetters United States Almanac for
1872, for distribn,iou or7,;s tb,,,,bo,,,
h. Unitoa g..
anu an elFliized countries
o. 'Ne "estern hemisphere, will be pub
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lish, German Fr.,,ob N,.,,.,-io-, VI
"'Ni -'Oi p" e64"h' "e'Sh'
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languages, and all who wish to understand
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RELIGIoUs Elder r. A. Coleman,
will preach at the Baptist Church, to-
night. to morrow and to morrow night.
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THAT excellent. liberal minded Journal,
the Frankfort Yeonaan. requests the fol
lowing publication:
To OUR STATE EXCHANGES any
of our weekly exchanges in the State,
or any State paper which, by accident,
may not be on our list do not receive our
Daily during the session aud wish it a.
an exchange, we will take pleasure in
sending it without extra charge, upon
notification We should be glad if
few of our State exchanges would copy
this notice or make an item of it. in order
that it may be seen by those papers
which may not see it in the Yeond".
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-12-16

Our REPRESENTATIVE Our repre-
sentative, Mr.. Arnold, has gone to work.
The past week he introduced a bill to
increase the jurisdiction of Magistrates,
etc, which is good measure, but will
doubtless fail from same causes as in pre-
vious sessions
he has. also, introduced bill Re
establishing the Court of Common
Pleas" 10 the county of Hickman, and
himself Mr.. Jones of Graves, and Mr..
Corbett Of Ballard, constitute a special
coz nBittee<srreport Oh same. We think
it likely that his bill will lead TO the re
establishment of the Court in all the
counties of the Purchase 10 which it Fas
discontinued
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RErIeIous NorrcE.-There will be
preaching At the Methodist Church, to
day and to-morrow, at II O'Clock, a m
ana I clock. P. m, each day, it being
the first quarterly meeting for Hickman
Station The present Conference year. L
H. Witt, P E. aud 5 B Adams. preach
er 10 charge. will be IN attendance.
The Stewards Of the Station will meet
at the Church to day at o'clock, p m g.
as business Of importance will be attend
ed to.
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PiscrouLTURE-T recommendation
of Gov. Leslie in his message. in regard
to the proper preservation and improve
ment of the hetter breeds of fi-h in all
our Kentucky streams. meets with gen
eraI attention at the hands of the press
throughout the State. Al the disciples
Of old Izaak Walton. are, indeed. jnbi
liant and enthusiastic over the Governor :
reference to the subject Pisciculture
has already grown TO be an important in
teres, IN nearly all our Atlantic States.
as we'll as in Europe.
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nOYs PRIZE HATS. a fuH- assortment
at tns NEW YORK STORE.

A LUNaTIc ASYLUM Senator Gil
bert, Of the Paducah District has intro
sauccd bill for the establishment of an
additional Lunatie Aavlum in Kentuek Y
TO be iocased in the Western part of the
State. aud suggests Padncah as the most
suitable location. Paducah should have
this institution by all means. IF the
State don't build it. her City Council
should. The condition of her people
absolutely demands It'll
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FuIiOn County Court-Dccenn-
Der Term.
JUDGE wINGATE, PRESIDING.
ROADS.

ROADS.
The petitioners, Harper Il White, for
change in the Dresden road, appeared
by attorney, and the County Attorney
fled exceptions to the report of the
views, which exceptions being heard
were sustained, aud the report of the
viewers quashed, to which ruling of the
Court petitioners except, aud pray an
appeal to the Circuit Court, which was
granted.
Viewers report Of river road fled.
DOVER
Theresa Hess vs.. Elizabeth Winder-
holder, TO allot dover Answer of
defendant. filed and demurrer to same
sustained aud the case transferred to Full
ton Circuit Court
GUARDIAN REPORTS.
Settlement of Biddie Pierpoint. as
guardian Of Mary L Pierpoint, ordered
to be recorded
Report of Thos E. Gleeson, guardian
of Halle c. Jameson. was presented aud
ordered TO be fled and recorded
Report Of w. ?. Reed, guardian of
w. Z. Carpenter was presented and or
dered 20 be fled aud recorded.
RULES
Against Thcs. E Gleeson and Jno.
". Cole, were discharged.
APPRAIsE AND SALE BILLS.
Sale bill of Jas. 4. Browder was pre-
scented and ordered to be flied and re
corded.
Gid L Cain was ruled and required
to report all assets that have come TO his
hands as guardian of Alice Weatherly,
to the next term of this Court.
PAUPER.
The sum of fifteen dollars was allowed
Jack Tally, cold, to take care OF Mary
Saunders-a helpless aud destitute per
son, from the 26th day Of December to
the 26th day Of January. 1872.
ORDERS.
Ramsy Lane, " +. Hicks and W C.
Brown. were appointed appraisers Of the
estate Of Mrs NJ H. Alexander, deco
W w Webster, JOHN Morris aud
Henry Davis, were appointed appraisers
OF the estate Of John Beuthal, dee d.
Juo. w Brown, be released from the
payment of poll tax for the year 1871,
he being under u years of age.
SETTLEMENTS.
Settlement Of Mrs. Patience Thomp-
sou, guardian of Mary c. Twigss, late
Mary c. Demyers, was presented and
ordered to be filed for exceptions.
LICENSE.
JAS. F. Bushart, Esq, was granted
license to solemnize the rites OF matri
mony.
OVERSEERS.
Levi Heath was appointed overseer Of
the Xix road in lieu of r. II, Kirk,
removed.
Q NJ. T. Salmon was appointed over
seer of the Upper River road, from the
city limits to the county line. and that
All the hands living between Bayou du
CHEN, the county line and the Mi>sis7ip
pi ri yer, are assigned to work same.
DIVISION OF LAND.
lydia A,ben guardian. and others
petition tor division aud allotment OF
lower. filed. commissioners appointed,
aud division ordered.
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best Blanket made. For sale at the
NEW YORK STORE

Tue LEvEE TO MADRID.-We no
tice in the Congressional proceedings
that Mr. r. p Caldwell, member of Con-
gress from the 9TH Tennessee District.
has introduced bill approprialing 500.
900 acres of Government land for the
purpose of levying the Mississippi river
from Hickman, Ky, to TiptonviIle.
Tenn The bill was referred to the ap-
propriate committee. We are confident
Judge Grassland. of this District. will
bend every exertioD, to assist Col. Cald-
wells BILL
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Express Robbers captured.

MEMPHIS, Dec IA private dis
patch from Allen PinkertOn states that
after severe fight two of the men who
robbed the express car on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad some two months
since. were captured Monday near Verona.
Mo. by the detectives aided by citizens.
During the past two months the South
ern Express Company has had large
number of detectives on the track OF
these men. One escaped, but is doubt
less captured ere this.
The detectives force arrived in this
vicinity yesterday, (Friday,) and it is
supposed are on track Of the escaped
Express robbers. Thursday, We learn.
as the Detectives we're carrying Barton
and Clark from Cairo to Columbus, Ky,
on a Steamer, Clark though hand cufled
attempted to wrest pistol from one OF
the guard, but falling in the attempt,
another guard shot him as he was at
tempting to make his escape, and killed
him instantly Barton, CLARK main
partner. was carried to Union City where
he is now safely guarded. These men
have eluded and defed the detectives for
months, but will now likely be brought
to summary punishment.
Gov. LEsLIE's message, by its liberal
tone has attracted the attention of the
whole country. The press everywhere
speaks Of it 10 the highest terms.
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EEeRORs or EOUTH.

A GENrLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, viii,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free TO all who need it, the receipt and di-
rections for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing 10
profit by the advertisers experience, can do
so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. j. Cedar street. New York.
june5-1y-
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Tl CONsg-a EPTLVEs.

The Advertiser, having been restored 10
health in a few weeks, by a. very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection. and that dread
disease, Consumption, is anxious to make
known TO his fellow-sulferers the means OF
cure.
To all who desire it, be will send copy
of the prescription used free of charged
with the directions for preparing and using
the same. which they willGnd u SURE CURE
for CoNsUNprIoN, ASTHMA, BRoScHIrls, etc.
The object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription Il 10 benefit the afflicted. ana
spread Information which he couceiycs TO
be Invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
viii try his remedy. as 1t vii cost them
and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, VIII
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. King County, y. !.
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RELIe1oUs Elder r. A. Coleman,
will preach at the Baptist Church, to-
night, to morrow and to morrow night.
GREAT preparations are being made
for Christmastree by the Suudy School
scholars of the Methodist Church.
CRY Marshal Gardner is engaged in
building good plank side walk leading
to West Hickman.
W. L McCUrcnEN, grocer merchant,
is engaging pretty extensively in the
pork packing business this season. He
wants $4,000 pounds
SOME of our young citizens enjoyed a
gay little coriIlon party at City Hall,
Friday night This was merely pre-
parstory for the Christmas fes ivities.
Mas Mary Rose has the agency for
the Singer Sewing Machine, aud keeps
specimens on exhibition at her store,
Chstou Street. Tie Singer is a stand
are machine.
Mr. F. WEHMAN, is having his shoe
shop building moved. He carries on
business in the meantime just as usual,
being mounted on wheels making no
particle Of difference, ony perhaps in
creasing ,s-de.
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SAVING THE BACoN.-A Mr.. Wilson,
Of Cairo, agent for certain insurance
companies, has been in this vicinity the
present week, collecting up the wrecked
care, 1f the steamer Tom Jasper, which
sulk near Wolf Island, some weeks ago.
A lsrgs amount of bacon was saved by
parties along the river. Mr. w allows
these parties one half for salvage. One
nan, we learn, reeeiyed about $500, pro
.ata, for his days work
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware Of Counterfeits Smith Tonic
Svrup has been eounterfeited, and the coun-
terfeitcr brought TO grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR.
J ohm Bull only has the right 10 manufac-
ture and sell the original John Smith 2
Tonic Syrup of Louisville, Ay. Exam ne
wen the label on each bottle. If my priv
ate stamp is not on the bottle, do not pur
chase, or you viii be deceived. see my
column advertisement. and my show card.
/ will prosecute any one infringing on my
right The genuine Smith 3 Tonic Syrup
and only be prepared by myself.
The puhlic's servant.
a5I2 DR.. JOHN BULL,
Louisville. XIV