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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-27
to be dealt justly with

4
Furs
|Furs ......
FurS
Furs
urs
Furs
A large stock just opening at
the New York Store, which for
quality, style and low prices are
unequalled.
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Doubtless the hest selected
stock in Central Iowa. All fresh,
new, and made up in the latest
Boston styles; Sold much low
er than by competing houses.
Hats f. Caps
Hats f. Caps
Hats e. Caps
AS heretofore, the old New York
Store takes the lead in this de.
pertinent, having the latest
styles, and at lowest figures.
Those Plaids
Those Piaids
Those Plaie!s
Those Plaids
Those Plaids
Those Piaids
That everyone are talking about.
are found at the New York
Store, and at figures which defy
competition.
F!aneIs
Flanels
FianeIs
FIanels
The largest assortment ever
brought to this market, and sold
ut retail the same as other hous-
es have to pay "t wholesale.
Waterproof
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-27
r uYS
f uYS
r urS

A large stock just opening at
the New York Store, which for
quality, style and low prices are
uneuualled.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-27

4 VOID GU CKS.-A victim o., early in
~ discretion causing nervous debility prema-
ture decay. etc. havin" tried in vain ev Try adj
ver,sed remedy, has discov cred simple means
of f.f cure. which he will send to his fellow SUI
fcrers. Address j. II. REEVES, IS oSsda ST.,
" J..
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-27
Lady Agents

Wan, I'd in every county i'll this State. to whom
steady. gcn,.'cl and profitable employment can
he ,,iyeu n, ne hut ladies that can send tho hest
Of references n ED address FRAGRANT SAPO-
IIENECU. Gle Gland, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
Additional Particulars Of the riro.

In addition TO tho particulars already given re.
paydipg tho fire at Warwick Castle On sunday wo
have the following from correspondents az Lean
tngton:-
workmen were engaged yesterday ia carting away
the uehrs frt III the runs the private apartments,
the bsronal hall and the banQueting nal, which
were destfOyed by the disastrous nre al warwick
Castle on sunday. As the stlll smouldcrlng materlal
was turned over, any vestiges OF the arn0Ty buried
beneath the roof OF the grand hall were picked out
ana carefully stored away Tor iuturc examination.
Among these there were portions OF iron arnlQr,
bent charrod ana dlsngnred, quaint old matchlocks,
and blades Of swords and poniafds. Inc outer
walls OF the private apartments, the baronlal hail
ana the dining hall appear sound. Tue sayation oI
the state apartments the destruction o. wmch aI
onctlme seemed lnevtabie, was due 10 'ne masslvf
Stone wall which separated the parcnia nal rom
'Be req ufawingi oom. THIS prevented tnc eX'eT~r
SION OF llo nro from below. and the uIener SIT tho
connection on The roof. The cblre.c Lady Eva
sDu lne bon. sydney Creys,io cecared from tho
luissIios over lbe eah,ueting nall, where they were
= sping Wlihue soyelness, barely In time. A few
.t.l19u,es louger and the names would navc cut or
,Ne. Istreal Nv the hanguetlng hall 80 which ,ney
ll.'so then way through choking smore Ihey
would otherwise nnyo had to nagnthnlr way across
ihe roof TO the state apartments. Tue iuotman,
WsNiam Evcrion. dlsraYcd thoughtf0l aud ceura.
goaus conduch Lord Warwick was about 10 enter.
tain his annual Christmas shooting rartQ. ana up.
wards OF i've hUndred cartridges were ssbeA ID n.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

THE PARK TEAokDY IN INDIANA --ncich PARK, the
youngest or the two girls who survived the horrible
bu;chery prrpetraled upon the Park family, IN CLARK
county, Indiana, by the three negroes Taylor, DAVIS
and Johnson, is dead Tue other girl. Evclinc, The
oldes, OF the two, sun sNivves. She also has three
fearful wounds Cpon the head, from two OF which
tue brains escaped. she gives promise OF recover
ing; is efectly rational walks ABOUT the house and
cont erses freely No further clue 10 this awIul ira
gcGy has been obtained. There - cut one OPINION,
however, iu clark county on tho subject nni that
il that :he crime was committed by faglOr H&yls
MA Johnson, the three negroes nnns by the Yigil.
anco committee.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

TACoB BOGARr, AUCTfONEER.
- This day. December 10 at II O'Clock Pusa Old sstah
cd harness of leh street and Third
large stock OF Single and Double Harness. whrs
Brides, Saddles Collars. Ac solo leather ani saraos:
Trunks, VaIses Travelling Bays Sntcaes, large lot
Bits Curry Combs Brushes fine Horse Blankets AMI Covers
Lnments &c also Counter and Sas Showcases Counters
Desk, Sroves Benches, Tools, &c
Sale ucremptory. Terms cash.
JOHN II. HARRINGTON, Marshal.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
VALUABLE DOCK PROPERTY AT
Nv Llnt.h IL Ct, Liza iia.l an

The subscribers wi offer sale pubic auction,
h nsi at II A. NJ, the premises, tho Long
Wharf Fish KILL the utson, emvracn. tho liver front
norfh 10 tho Hudson Railroad depot solh about
twenty-five 2l feet 10 Thorn's boundary making frontage
of abos s72) fe~t cxtendug
with right. out 10 the channel bank ths prop
rry hotel tue depot; hote, with barns
and other necessary oaibildnss humber and
yards doing profitable trAde and extensive vazbls
busress with ample storehonSes the
the wharf whore vessels OF the argcs, class lay at
of the TIDE; saio will rs male Mans
ca be scpn al the OF Charles Caldwell Surveyor
Nevburr, aud att. :. Scoreld Sons at fish1l, the
Hudson, for further paf fAculars Inquire OF
WILLIAM $. NERFLASCk.1
orJAMES MAcKTN, Executors
al Fishkiu, on The hudson,
orJ DE WHIT HOOK, ,. r. De WINK
40 broadway New York.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-15
WALDOBORO a DAM1RIS-
GOTTA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ss~~,M The steamer CIIAS. HOUGH-
n nGkM TON, Capt. Alden Winchepbach
- 10y Master, will leave Atlantic Wharf
-1 -. foot OF India Street, Portland
every Thursday, al O'Clock A. NJ, for WaIdobo-
boro, toachng al Boothbay and Round Pond, ana
ing at Boothhay ana Hodgdon's Mills
re u,ning, VIII leave Damarscotts every Monday
az O'Clock a. M, or on the arrival OF Stage rom
kockianu; andiWaldoboro every Friday at & a.
clock a. NJ. touching at intermediates landings. con
meeting with ihe Boston Boats ut Portland and with
the Boston and Name and Eastern Railroads, arriy-
ing IN Portland IN season Tor passengers to take the
afternoon train for Bos on, ~
Through Tickets sold at the offices ofthe Boston
ana Naine aud Eastern Railroads, and on boar the
Boston Boats. Freight received after one O'clock on
days previous to sailing.
Freight and passengers taken as low as BY anP
other route. -
Inquire OF HARRIS, ATWOOD & CO.,
,., las Commercial Street,
q.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-15
Norfolk and Baltimore and Washington d. q
Steamship Lima.

Steamships Oftbis Line sail from END
f&1So OF Central Wharf. Boston. TUESDAYS
<les4ETaD and Saturdays at ~ M, Tor NORFOLK
ss14sgte5&Janc BAL TIMORE.
Steamabps:-
"WiLiiam laurence"
"George 4pp1td."
"WiItidm Kennedy
"MoCteuaR," Cart
Freight forwarded from Norfolk tn wasb,ns,+o.,
by Steamer Lady OF the Lake.
freight forwarded from Norfotk TO Pefersburo ana
htchmond by river or Ial and by the "a Tam
oar Zane to all points 10 Virgiaia, Tennessee. sia
odmd AMI Georgia; and over the Seaboard and Ro
noee r. 20 al! points In North and South CGroIjgo
by the 8ah. Ohio r. r. to Washington and a
places West. ""
Inroqgb rates given to South and West
Fne Passenger acc0 rotations.
eare including Berth and Meals TO Norfoys St25g
t t ~ hours; to Baltimore s15, time G5 hours.
Norfolk. Is hours. To Baltimore IS lOurs
For further information apply to
e. SAMPSON AGENT
june2u Sd Central WEarf Rostou
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-15
AND THEY WENT

for that Heather Chiuee. So does La Al "a AN
CATHARrIC EXTRACT clean OUT al IN
IN the Blood.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-15

OINLOO4N.
For this amount, to be expended in such goods.
provisions, or other articles the President NAV
from time to time determine, including insurance
and transportation thereof in nstructing agricul-
tuIal pursuits; in providing employees, educating
children, procuring medicine and medical attend.
ance; care for and support OF the aged sick and in
firm for the helpless orphans OF said Indians: and
in any other respect to promote their civilization
comfort and improvement, forty thousand dollars.
SIX NATIONS OF NEW YORK,
For permanent annuity in clothing and other use
full articles per sixth article treaty November sew
thousand five hundred dollars.
SIOUX OF DIFFERENT TRIBES, INCLUDING
SANTEE SIOUX IN THE STATE OF NE
BRASKA.
For the erection of a steam circular saw mill. with
grist-mll and single machine attached, eight thou
sand dollars.
For first of three insalments for purchase of seed,
and implements to be furnished heads of families or
lodges, (say six hundred fifteen thousand dollars
For pay Of second blacksmith, and furnishing
irOn steel, and other material, two thousand dollars
For second of thirty instalments to purchase
clothing for males over fourteen years of age; for
flannel, hose, calico, and domestics required for
females over twelve years of age; and for such
flannel and cotton goods as may be needed to make
suits for boys and girls, hundred and nty-nine
thousand four hundred dollars.
For second Of thirty instalments to purchase such
articles may be considered proper by the Secreta-
ny of the Interior for persons roaming and for per-
sons engaged in agriculture two hundred and thirty
six thousand dollars.
For second of four nstalments for purchase of
beef and -FOUR under tenth article treaty of April
twenty nine, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight and
for subsistence of Yankton Sioux one million three
hundred and fourteen thousand dollars.
For pay OF physician, five teachers, one carpenter
one miller, one engineer farmer and one black,
smith, ten thousand four hundred dollars.
For second of three instruments to be expended
in presents to the ten persons who grow the most
valuable crops, five hundred dollars.
For insurance, transportation, and the necessary
expenses of delivering goods to be purchased for the
different bands of the Sioux Indians under treaty
of April twenty -nnth eighteen hundred ami sixty.
eight, seventy-hve thousand dollars
SISSETON AND WAHPETON AND SANTEE
SIOUX OF LAKE TRAVERSE AND DEVILS
LAKE.
For this amount to be expended in such goods
provisions, or other articles the President NAV
from time to time determine, including insurance
tural and mechanical pursuits, in providing EN-.
poyees. educating children procuring medicine and
aged, sick, and infrm, for the helpless orphans Of
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-15

For permanent annuity in money, per fourth ar
tlce treaty seventh August, seventeen hundred and
eighteen hundred and fifty-six, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For perm anent annuity in money, per second ar
icle treaty sixteenth June, eighteen hundred and
two, the fifth article treaty seventh August eighteen
hundred and tifty-six, three thousand dollars
tcs IN money per fourth ar
dred and Iwenty-six, and filth Particle treaty sew
enth August, eighteen hundred and iity-sx twenty
For permanent annuity for blacksmith and assist
ant. and for shop and tools eighth article treaty
twenty fourth January, eighteen hundred and
eighteen hundred and ftty-six, eight hundred and
forty dollars.
For permanent annuity for iron and steel for sbop
per eighth article treaty twenty-iourth January,
eighteen hundred and TWEEN six and fifth article
treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and fifty
SIX, two hun1red and seventy dollars.
For per maneDt annuity for pay OF wheelwl light,
per eighth article treaty twenty-fOurth January
eighteen hundred and twenty-si ana filth article
treaty seventh August eighteen hundred and ffty-
SIX: SIX hundre ed dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools,
eignt hundred and forty dollars.
seventy dollars. ""'e' anu
For wagon-maker, six hundred dol,a,s
For education, one thousand dollars
For assistance in agricultural Operations two
thousand dollars. '"o
For five per centum inter est on two b,nau.,
thousand dollars Tor purposes of education ner
sixth article treaty seventh August, eighteen hun
ufe0 ana uity-slx, ten tnOus ana dollars.
For interest six hundred and seyentv-nve
thousand one hundred and sixty-eight dollars, at
the rate of tive per centum Ter annum to be ex
pended under the dire cion OF the Secretary OF the
INTERIOR under provisions of third article Treaty
June fourteen, eighteen hundred and sixty SIX,
thrty-tbree thousand seven hundred and fify-eight
dollars and Iorty cents.
CROWS.
For third of thirty instruments to supply male
persons, six hundred in number over fourteen years
vi aye, with suit OF good substantial wooden
shra consisting Of coat, hat, pantaoons, flannel
treaty Of NV wooden socks, as per ninth article OF
eight eight seven, eighteen buudred and sixty
for t6i,S thousand toul hundred dollars.
female, seven ,nairty nstamenis to supply each
sg win flannel shirt OF The soods
yards of calico and i,i pair of wooden hose, twelve
dollars. 'usahd four hundred
For third of thirty instalmepts to s
hundred and fifty boys and three hundret sga 'afee
giris under the ages named, such flannel and ..ity
goods as may be needed to make each suit "a a,r
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-14

Teas! TeasH Teas!!
WE have, just received an invoice Of choice
w TEAS, consisting OF
CNCOLORED JAPAN,
Tyson, Gunpowder, .'n
Young Hyson, Imperial,
Oolong and Eugliah Breakfast Tens.
For sale st our. usual low prices.
June % JOHN 6GNEW & SON
Red Ash Coal---$I5, Per Ton.
AM prepared to furnish the above COAL,
l. III quantities from ono to fifty tons, at SIS
per ton, delivered in any part of the city.
Orders can,be left at Loriok Il Lowranco's or
A. Palmers. Ton 1000 lbs. i. J. HARPER.
June2 1mO*
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-14
Sale Of Valuable Lands.

Szse TX order Of the Superior Court, I will
cps iIn sGil a. tne Court House door In States
in The coaat; 81 FL iiodei AEhGs 1a tbs Ge
Catawba River andLambert'e Creek ia I1;Ias
South OF Stntesville;- ;-27 mi,es Ncr:H ~ Gh.Ts
t 1otte and about, s miles Weat Of tho Atlnntic.
Tennessee and Ohid Railroad. Tho land iii
be sold in lots az follows: ~
NO. J.. containing 268 acres, more or lees on
which DR.. w. Byars now lives. ~: = 1850 ~
MOI a containing 238 acres, more or lesa
adlolniig Lote Noa. 1,3, 4 and s, Il
go Ssna aln1ng 1 2sA acres, adjoining Nos.
{. No y : = containing 2S5 acres, adjoining Nos.
No; No. s. coSStainins 200 acres. moro or less,
no 9, containing 400 acres. on which Col
A. a, .; Brown now lives adjoining Nos. 3, i
? On On, these lands Are large bodies ., ane
Quantity OF Woodland on each tract. On the
400 acre tract there is good Mill House and
Water Power, good Dwelling and other ,buila.
lnHs. HS = aood Mater on each tract. H..
sRss sie ssssPbS SsP abas Ct hs highest
good olsy snbeoil, ,tand will produce Cotton.
TOBACCO, Wheat. Corn aud the other .nrai,
and grass cropa; and are sold "a the lands be-
R1sy R1Sngang 70 the es!ate Of the late James s.
=: TERMS .One-halfj In six months; the ba.
nenc9 in t%elyemopthswitft interest from day
the Rhoie Of HE b!d ~ time after the M sale Is Is
eonfrmeR BOND WITH approved aecnrity viii
be; he reg ::s4A: sor. thh1i purchase monoy; The
made. p1' nen' 40
o,5I RstsOns GiahiS wiz please
Ad@inistEator sG de bpnis "on OF James 8. Bsars
I.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-14
uGf19&W{ GFSI9F *a.13.Z .15S|55 VYs11faaSSa
.bsoAaAE k3zsHla aaRh a %
ssa7 dsl T3
,.nrs.y;NO0Na ,DEEPATOHEE.

HOGlNe,DESPATCHES.yD
QUIET 1hANoS4 !; DhM9 kfi3oT IN tnE- ii
aSp N4RgIA1
aOH GoMNVN1SFs PosTPoNEN.s4G.rMQ.{
:paL LbNDoFi' July, IL, ATh6s Oiuupe.i De.
monsttasions .'::tbfonn ghotfg Ireland > yes
terday< iAre attended With fiti!e' Or NO
diaorder..isi u.;! ,Y.u,
Austria |aas an I atg4ysaalsi " 4Gysaalsi 400, 600 Won
tbat Snoy ,wa5 ths basess&as ne IS :? re.osga.
ME and strepg.hsn :. ;sAs ,ss55 ,ss55my. es; it
At the CLOSE 'of1 the.np.6cession, the
Orapgemen.a putting. ifleif.sH Hregalia in
thsik pockets and lShYiGK Their, banners
with the police, mixed with the crowd.
'Osori. was hanged: at the yard .arm'. Of
the stsamet Neptune, iat Netsitas Ger
ebrl mo WIS buried with ipomp.. The
Porto Rico and jamaica cable is ,intst-
ruptAd again. The steamer Bareprriella
has been lost Z a.aa,l as''T1h
y The coqrt-naaf ftial for' the Ftench Com
munists seems ndeHnitely postponed.
The pruvinoinlcorreapohdence of q paper
says:' Germany, confident in 'her own
strength, watches ;iWith !, oalmness and
sympstly the Fe, developme9t,of France;
her only desire now la to bring about as
speedily as possible q re.estabtishment of
friendly relations" '- - -.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-14
---- .d-7IVW fETJ-Vs: -
.HXEAHCfA I, AND, GDMBIERCIAL.

f SS,-!.;s.s4setAt1Anl ,s4S4AHott III A. 2 COMMERCIAL.
|sag1.| ss,agtf4,9hE'' s'as1y'asa essasK@ (,
.Eosnoass..1ilJaly, la@.NooHa.a. si G5kSsols
1875. Bonds. .933 % :The,Bank of Eng
land has reduced it's rate to q. 'i.aN
.J4IYRRPooI. July 13.-3P M.-Opttoh
open cd dull aud is'nDwt heavE+ upland
EoaDos, essfsss 3aIy 1as-n7snine.11 m
lsssssS'd @sssS BsaasH Bsnt1H c0nso's 9s'S
: LlvEIEPoo1. July l3MEvening.l g.lCot.
ton ,olo9ed heaYSr-upIands 8, Orleans
954.i 800. a lin. .ic h. -..lI-i,
:" ,Ngw' YonK, July 13lNoon.- .-FIour
dull and heavy Wheat quiet. and un-
changed. Pork weak, :at 1925. ) Cotton
qu!et-middling uplnnds 2l]6; Orleans
2lA; sales 400 bhles. Freights di1ll.
Stocks steady and very dull. Gold dull.
at 12I@121. Governments steady and
heavy. State bonds very quiet. Money
easy OF o. Exchnnge-long H;3short
Up. M.-Cotton quiet: sales 47s bales
uplands 2oZS; Flour quiet and un-
changed. Whiskey 94%. Wheat To-
lower-new and old winter red mud
amber Western 1.45(01. So Corn a
shade easier, ut 7lH@72. Porlr lower,
at TO- OO. Lard-kettle 1034. Freights
steady. Money superabundant, at GA
81 Sterling weak, and sold as low as
i0. Gold l1J9@12. Governments dull
but steady. Stntes dull. Tennesseee II !;
new ia Virginias 6G; new 70. Lou
isianas 90; new G3; levees 72; IS 81
Alabamas 50; IS 6S. Georpias az. T.
90h. North Carolinas 46; new 27.
Sonth Carolinas 7G; new 58L.
ST.. LOUIS, July 13.-Flonr dull and
lower-new superHne Western 800.
Corn yellow higher; others unohanped. !.
mixed sacks 61@62. Whiskey 90. Pork
10 on orders. Bacon in limited iol,-
bing demand-shoulders TX; clear sides
9H. Lard los. '''
CINCINNATI, July 10 Flour steady.
Corn dropping, at 55@56. Pork dull.
at 1900. Lard-1016 asked. Bacon
dropping. Shoulders 6sl@O75: sidea
5000. Whiskey firm. at 81.
LouIsvILnE. July 13.-Flour dull.
Corn in fair demand, ut 70. Provisions
tend down. Whiskey 81, and scarce.
baltimore, July l3.-Flour active.
with improved tone; prices unchanged.
Wheat drmer. Corn dull-white 77(a7S:
yellow 74975 Provisions unchanged.
,Whiskey 9lt9941>a. Cotton dull bat lot
lover low middling 2o1<@2oN; receipts
l23 bales: sales 1875; stock 1850.
NEW ORLEANS, July 13.-Pork firmer-
mess 16 25@16.50. Bacon firm, at tx.
Others unchanged. Cotton dull and
lower-middling 20L; receipts 2S3
bales; sales 750; stock 60. .S36.
BosroN, July 13. Cotton dull
middling 2IL; receipts 2.S75 bales:
sales 2UO; stock 5000.
CHARLRsroN! July 13.-Ootton dull
4,91S. -
MOBILE. July 13.-Cotton dull aud no.
minal-middling 20; stock 9l3.
GALVESTON. July 13-Cotton dull
good 3 oa Ordinary linz 16; receipts $40 bales;
AUGUSTA. July 13.-Cotton market
dull aud easier. at 18hC019 for middling;
sales 140 bales; receipts 90.
SAVANNAH, July 13.-Cotton firmer-
middling 2oA@201a; receipts so bales;
stock 5,689.
WMMNaToN, July 13.-Cotton Quiet
middiing 20; receipts 70 bales; sales 8;
stock 9O8.
NoRro1R. July l8.-Cotton quiet
low miidling 10; receipts IS bales; stock
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-14
Cleaveland Mineral Springs,
FORMERLY WIlStSN,S

So Miles West of Charlotte, ". C.
ME subscribers, having associated them
\ selves in tho management OF these
springs, wonld announce to tlleir friends and
the public that the House is now open for the
reception OF vieitors. - -
To those who have tested the virtuea OF
these extraordinary waters, it is deemed un.
Necessary Necessary to say anything by way, Of com
mehdation, but to others they confidently as j.
sure satisfaction il they will make trial Of the
healing properties OF the waters for only a
short time. M
We pledge ourselves to spare neither pains
nor eApcnao in order to render MI who may
favor us with a call Rs comfortable rs pospi-
nie; In prospect Of an abundance of supplies,
We have adopted tho following scale OF
RED UCED CUARGES.
~ over ~ days. at ............ sl.50 per day.
s;nm,. 81 mI. oyer Ma ~ dnys, ........... 1.75
HinStU "Ay, .......... 2.5O
Children l'etween tho ages Of two and eight
years, and colored servants. at half rates.
washing on reasonable terms. H
II is expected that tho Western Division Of
the Wilmington, Charlotte md rutherford
railroad will be completed to within milo
Oh tMo OF tho'Srringd OF m early day.
J.J. J.DLACKWOOD,
June Il. NJ. OATES.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-14
Standard Medicines.

Standard Medicines. a'.
HEINtTSn'S Great Blood Medicine
IL QUEENS DELIGHT.
ticinitsh's Chill euro, warranted.
tiein!tsh's German Horse Powder.
lleinitsh's Crimson Tetter. Wash.
Heinitsh's Tar aud Wild Cherry Cough euro.
Hein;tsh's Quaker Linimont '' :
Heinitsh's Stanley Cough Syrup.
Let tho people try them. They stand or fall
upon tho verdict Of tho people To this test
tho proprietor invitos tho searching diecrirni.
nation OF all. For; sale ONLY at
HEINITs HIS Drug Store,
1uy I Opposite Phoenix Office
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-14

+: Self-Seaiing Fruit Jars.
II1HE best in market, at reduced prices.
Il A small lot OF
Pure APPLE BRANDY
Pure Peach Brandy.
Puro Cognao Brandy.
Pure Neutral Spirits for putting up fruit for
winter nse. LOKICK Il LOWnANOE.
July 8 l 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-14

The best place to get cool summer drink
is ut lo,.I.ocK's.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-14

Not Mrs. Wood. nor Miss Braddon,
nor the author OF ''Guy Livingstone, !"
ever invented q more drnmatio tale than
the true history of the Tichberne baro-
netcy, It has aii the elements and ac-
cessorles. There is ali ancient family.
There. is nm ancestral mansion, full Of
legends and pictures. There is magni-
ticent property. and O title which, il not
brilliant, is at least a title. There are
circumstances throbbing with romance
and mystery; and, as q climax, the
identity OF the hero is now, in the case
which IS attracting general attention in
It's progress through the court, posiiiy O.
~ denied ~ one set of witnesses. and as
positively affirmed by tho other.
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THE MORRIS COTTON GIN

HAs DIS tn N0ED ALL OTHERS,
A ND is warranted to do it again. For full
"A particulars, relative to thosc machines,
address f. MORRIS
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