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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-24

Judge T. J, Mackey visited this place
on last Saturday. for the p6rpose OF
making arrangements for a permanent
residence. He secured ) the shouse in
East Chester. that belongs to Mrs.; 8. E.
Albright. and expects to move bis family
here by the frat of April. He was called
upon during his stay by nearly all the
members ofthe bar, and impressed them
f4vorably as to his determination, to do
hie whole duty as an upright and inde-
pendent Judge. He is bold and out
spoken on the outrageous violations Of
law that have been enacted by the Fede-
raj authorities under the pretended sanc-
tion Of the Enforcement Act., It is his
avowed purpose to imptess upon the
grand juries in his circuit the duty Of
finding true bills against all the Federal
officers who have arrested citizens with
out Warrants. This is an issue We would
be. glad to seb made. I!! II
.9pdge Msckey; expects to hold the
next term Of the court for this County.
This will be on the first Monday in Nav.
instead Of the third Monday i1April, as
previously stated. The change has been
made by an ACT of the recent Lsgisla-
ture. Chester Reporter. -,
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,Norwood's Patent Cotton planter

.NorWood's Patent Cotton Planter.
PART1ES Wishing to purchase COTTON
= YLANIERS will CONSULT their INF era.ts
by calling at PHILIP MOTIFS Wagon Msnns nm.
Isctory. where the best and most complete
cotton Planters in the South are msnpfsc.
tured and sold, PHIi,lP MnrH
Assembly, betwoen Lady and Gervais streAts.
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New Spring and Summer Goods

N&A lave 1ast received ope Of The fncst
M OAssIMEREs. vEsTiNGsI I ao summer thsf
-, has ever been brought to this arLat
They are of the very latest ntylos and l. nst. nst
ssrhs which will b. made up the very best
and examine my fine stock. '" W '"ii
l an also in receipt OF splendid aesort.
ment OF FURNISHING GOODS. among "SIT,i ~%irh
are the celebrated STAR SHIRTS, which are are
March II 12 J. F. EISENM,NN
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Columbia Music store.
LyBrand & Son


TENAKE pleasure in calling the attention Of
i tho pnblic to an examination OF their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con-
Melodeons. vinlins, Guitars. Banjos, Flutes,
Accotdeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru-
ments OF all kinda. ALSO. sheet Music and
Instruction Books for every class of NJ usical
Instruments on land at all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail post p id. on receipt OF
price; and all kinds of Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered. to any part Of. the
State, marked @. y. u. Good Second hand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and rs-
paired in satisfactory ma nner; and will give
especial attention to Packing. Removing and
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and salts.
faction guaranteed to those favoring us with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and Musical Merch andise. Fay
!or street, Citizens Savings Bank Building.
Oolnmbia. \. o. Nov7
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New Spring Goods,

IA HAVE just received my stock Of
HSrhdNu and SUMMER CA6SIMEHES.
lMVEbIlNGH. DO, to which would invite
no attention Of the public. The stooI
comprises nll styles and prices, and viii ba
made to order in the most fashionable man.
ner. O. D. EHEI,U AUI"W
Feb Is
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!.U7 r5.-vT 7.TT3 nv 1f1Nrru7---
,iKF94 qeEAT, !t! "A .tASg1lgAuI4Eo4RyInIF 8 n The Sbp
ii Sndeavoring 20, loot up tbs value ol
Gen. Grants s'ac3u diulaAonhs" iH real
eatate and iisrd cash since, hi ;acSession
% the Presidency. After .onnmarating,
bus thrifty Investments lin ,thaHp Dent
ffrm, near St. Louis, the Ssneca stone
quarry, and Western, Union sTeIegraph
stock. the editor says: 'iaH' 20 ..
Now. when;it:.s remembered 4hat this
otdoial entered upon; his offlcA q, aompa.1
raiveiy poor, man, spd that to-day his
Property ip estimated at oyetr $500. 900.
while his current expenses are fepressnt-
Cd by his friends as more than his salafy,
anatural curioaityis excited 10 know In
what manner such enormous aocumulR-,
tions have been, made. They, could mot,
have grown ont Of the receipts of the
comparatively limited salary paid him,
toEtthat he haaIspent and more he has
been engaged in no legitimate business
out OF whose, ventures they GOULD have
been realized, There is but one way in
whichA they can be accounted for aH4'
has sedulously cultivated, since his ele.t
vetpn to, the Presidential office, the
acquaintance and friendship of the
wealthiest men in the land. and especi-
allyof those who grew rich' BY means OF
tho enormous profits from fatoohtracts
during tho war. i,,dr I n..t1th5 u
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"a FIEND1sH ATTEMPT TO Throw A
TRAIN FROM THE IRAcK.--A diabolical
and aendish attempt WAS made last
Tuesday night, by unknown parties. to
run the night passenger train, on the
Georgia State Road of the track, be-
tween the Ioeville Turnout and the
OattahoocAee Bridge; and that, failing,
to ran it off GU the bridge and ,preoipi.
tate the cars into the river. The rufIians
placed several iron rails across the main
track between the turnout 'snd the
bridge, 30 arranged that the night pas
senger train from Atlanta, when it struck
the pile, would be thrown off the track.
To !, make assurance doubly sure, the
parties next placed on the track, at the
West end Of the bridge. an iron chair,
so as'to run the train off on tEe bridge
and precipitate the cars into the river,
Faft9nately, this devilish attempt was
1ql5ed IN time. A freight train. run by a
careful engineer. crossed the bridge be.
fore the arrival Of the passenger train,
and tue obstructions were removed. "E'
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WHAT SPRING BRINGS WITH IT.
Regarded from a medical standpoint, spring
as not the delectable season described by
vernai' poets. On the contrary, it's yield Of
intermittent fcvers. bilious attacks, rheuma-
tic pains, disorders OF the stomach, nervous
complaints and pulmonary diseases, is almost
as large as its crop Of violsts, snowdrors and
cherry blossoms. The invisible seeds of in
numerable maladies rise rith the morning
mists, and are scattered broadcast by the
vapors Of night. Who can resist their mephi,
tic infuenoe2 Certainly not the weak by ma
ture, or those Whose nervous energies have
been oYertasked BY mental or physical labor,
uniess they tone and invisorate their systems.
healthy Influences by which they are sur
rounded. '. =
The only medicinal agent by which this OBJ.
tect can be rapidly and safely accomplished,
10 the great vegetable renovant and invigo.
rant, HOSTETrEk'S STOMACH BTTTERS.
iour-fold. 1t strengthens the digestive or
gans, regulates the eecretions, improves tho
condition Of the blood, superinduces reRu-
lar habit OF body, and thereby imparts such
vIgor and elasticity to the whole physical
structure, as to rendor it capable OF resisting
the action OF the poisonous miasms, with
WHICH. the spring atmosphere is always, to
some extent, impregnated. Here, then, is a
READY and certain means OF escaping the dis
orders prevalent at this season, or iii they
nave already fastened upon the syetem) OF
GS0nqnering them. speedily and thoroughly.
me navor OF medicine is not of much con
sequence. provided it does it's work properly.
but Of Hostetter's Bitters it may be fsirIy said
that they effect cure without outracing the
patiene'P sense or taste - nj o2+
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Scotch Whiskey.
|nNE puncheon "FINESr CAMPBELTON. {"
~ Of my own direct importstio vim New
York. This, by actual tust, is 10 per cent
over proof. and is pronounced By all who
have tested or tasted it. III tho finest over
brought to Columbia.
ALSO,
Full stock old win Els and DRANDIES,
:. Holland GIN, Jamaica Rum, Scotch Eng
!lsh and German ALEE, London and Dublin
PORTER, CURACOA and MARASCHINO.
Moet and Chaudon CHAMPAGNES. Of the
famous vintage, 1868 finest OF the century
Reasonable prices and full satisfaction qua.
rantoed. CEO. SYMMEKS.
Fob
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g @ 'a0oLUMB1A. s. q, SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH "a 1872
Special Not1oe "a,

ON MAARRIAGF.-HAPPY RELIEF FOR
lYoUSa NE MEN from tho effects OF. Errors and
Abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. Impediments tn
Marriage removed. New method OF treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent freo., in sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
UeC 20 ' 9rhO
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-28

Gin gfrb unb Yuosp nit lilbsrbslbIassnsm
0s1airr, wtrtb 5000. Gin fsnes &cisnbpl.s |
Yanp ppn laSnsm 2pn psrtb $780,
3stn 1amiltsn.N .NabmafA fAtnen, tpertb
$l00 tsbt.
Sanf Snniins gale ll9un In faps.
rem 8cttsnen Ostauitn. unb f4wsrs
8oIbtnsn Retten. wsrtb $500 i.te.
Ginf solbene GmerIfaniI&s bunting
gait utrtn, wsrtb 1925 tsbs. 3ebn
solptne Damsn 5unttnS GnI. tlbren
wsrtb s75 iese. 800 sole.ne unb RI.
bsrnt Mnttr u9rtn In 5unting Galts
(lulummsu), ieSs Int @srtt BON $50 tts
$500.
9olbsne Damsn @rmbanbsr uno 2seniint
9sttsn; scleene unb iilberne Ssrrsn Delenfstten;
Ibrplattirts Gaiiors folibe unb boppelpIattirts
fer unb NlbsrpIatirte Gabslb; pbptcsrapbifds
s4lbums. 8ijuutsrie, ,r.
Gsiammt3ubl br Gsi9rnfe. $500
9onie limitirt aui = 10000.
assntsn peben serlanst, um aspie su serfauf.n,
bensn lbsrate yramien btpillist tptrbsn,
Gin,slne 2ooGt, $i.00; 5tts 2ppTf, $500;
swUIf aOuie $1,000; finfanSlpaulis acoisj
| 800.
girulars, In bsutlGr Spra9e, pel&e Gin,
ppQ adnbise 2iae bsr yreiis. foipie cine 8efdrsi.
buns Der biebunsSnstbote inb ipstttre Snforma.
tipnsn In 8slus auf bic 8erlrofuns entbaltsn
ptrpen an Ssenniann sefaidt wsrben. Der pisftl.
tsn btftelt.
Was Brtefs iiub 3a abrsiiIrsn an:
&. .. Si,le
Office; Bcr SO,
fOf Wsf 5. Ctr. Cincinnati
Ginetnnat, .. Sbtp.
| 1925.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-28

HOccabOmtas.
Cine iuabre @sidi@te aus ben 3eiteu Der
erfien eualii6en @isoerlaiiunsrn in
goroamertfa.
W. 8. y. 5Orn.
(S&ub.)

,(S&ub.)
Gmii9 fam zine Wtils tisf btpeDt
bsm 8Orldlass bss stswdrtiasn @ut.
Gss mad. 81 iabts fstne Sanb unb
tradie Ht tantbar.
r2bOrnton." fasfs e. ueu taR stnt
@sntntrlaf BON mstnsm 5sr5sn ssnom.
men, tsin 8orf&las III bas bsae Mus'
sunitsmittsI. grmss Ssr,," ftuf,ts r
bann, .,wIs wtra bu bluttn limb wsnn
bort tas GroblOdsn mslnsn Namen
ntant. wsrssa bier 5btSnsn babel Fie'
bsn!"-
M6er tr trfannte psnnph BEN plan
als trsflia an unb woatt nur bic Belt
| atwart,u, I'M ibn aus3ufabun.
gr mabte als elm srpani&tss 3u'
Iammsntrsifea stfannt wsrben, pab bic
mutbmabli&e 3eit Der 8adfetr bss
Saifss aus GnsIane nit iensr safam.
msntraf wsl&e bic Snbiansr sablret&
sur 8ibsriasb binuuf su ben Sssn unb
bsn Qusllsn Der 8laRs sos. Gle nabts.
| wuwtaitau, atlmatlta tas Stntsn
I.tnsr Sraits. baS GrISi&.n isinsr &c,
b.nssstasr fiblsnb, wolts nod sinmat
tisIt SasbluF Ssnis6sn, bic ibn In ben
Sa9rsn tsr 6rafts 70 manamaI srsGbt.
Ct fam NIT yreeabontas unb gslsu
eints Stammts, Smil6 unb ben I'm.
asblsrn etn ast.wUbl auf tur,e 3sit ~
1assn, ba sr mad elmer 6rtf BON ,ps
Wlonatsn tpisterlttrsn wouts.
59ransn sldnStsn In ben Nussn bel
Ii.btnbsn Mdb&sns. ale Gs Smitb sr
btidts, btGsn @smatt ltlbf sri&dthr
mar. Gle mar f&Un Sftsr auf LANCER
1 3sit BON ibm sef&i,bsa, absr 70 i&m.rs
lid mar ibr 2rsnnuns nod ME, ssrat
aIs pb cline atnuns BON spissm S&et
ben In ibr.r SssIs aufssbammsrt mare
y Sbre Mrme umi&Ianssu ben @elitb
ten Irampf9ait. Gle fonnte ft MID
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-28
0elb-Defpptie.

@sIS II bas sru6s qOfunsspu,t
limb 9sIb mub Stbsr babtn,
Scnf Itse sr ii& bin fOfOrt
llnb IaHt fiji tssratsh
Man fa8t, bab In BEN SimmsIreit
Der Irms NIT BEN Rsi&sn sIsi&.
Dod bier III bit(tm frtien yttit,
pier bsrrf&i has @sIb sor AIsm,
pier no bic @Tesntads, 8sssn sItit
Sft IN bic 2alttn fallen.
GIa srsifa& Sod tsm 0sIs. burrab {!
Das @sIb bsrrf9l IN Mmsrifa.
Der &si&s asbi lit BOILER Wlati,
" mcrsrt frci ben slrmsn;
Der Irms Dor 0nI&t sebra&t
D|it .bsm IN fsin grbarmrn,
W fab bic Yfnitsniiarp.
Der @aIsen sin,u Itidsn ME.
DIR Sttusr ,ablt bsr arbtitsmann,
Der &si@e ma&t isin S&ISmpttu,
lnb tpsr ni&t iii&tia trsaisn fann,
Ncmme ni9t ;un, fIsin 1fn slfml@m.
Gas @slb erpablt has @tIS srnsnnt
Den Wa&tman. pis ttn pIGiItsni.
Sslstuns III ber 3aubsrfab,
Wrmit man bier rssisrtt
Den armtn bic au isinem @rat.
BUR Stir&. unb glrbsit fiibrst.
DAP CT am Wonias l&lafris niti
81 Sonntassrubs Yiir8srpai6t
Su sifbtn fs ben 3autsrfrsi5
Der DsfpUiie lltts tnSsr
Der &rme fann IN isinsm S&wsib
Si& faum srnabrsn Iansr.
Dlti 2smpsrsn, unb Wudsrsi
8iibrt mon ibn IN bic Sflaptrfi
@anI fremnl lou bier Der slrms fsiu,
ltnb bic @sfsBs tbren!
Wn tisis etbrtn nitt aifsu'u,
Der III nitat su tsItttn.
Drum nod elm trsifa& Se&. Surrab!
Der 1reibut III Mmuifa :!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-11-28
poelle:
Scr @eibnabtstaa

Der We!tnadtstass bssinnt Ut natsa,
DO 9triif Der gsbortn tpar
llnb StsIis, bic Iutrf ibn labtn
War ber Sirtfn frpmm1 GGaar.
SeilIrSts ben GnoslsSrub smpiaustu
vaul&kn Gle trm btilstn &tW
Scrditn als bic Gnslsin iausen:
Gloria in exelcis Dec!
Die ben bsIlfn Sttrn srblidttn
esiisab an btm 9tmmtIslsIt
Der. Der wsiisn Wannsr Sb,ittf
Na8 BEN Stals bsimssItnft.
sBo Der Msnltsniotn ssbcrtn,
3n 9Binbtln tinaspinIsit lag
0U bic Muitsr BOILER 9Orsfu,
Dor Sn0bts iIiatis mar,
6r, ter srr Der 9lalisnen
Den Waria uns astar
I'm bic Wsni&bsit tu re. ltonsu,
BOA WSti ais Wsnft setorrn mar.
eab bic StIsinsn ~ mir fOmmsr.
Spra& r sOiiII$, lisb unb milp.
Das mir fsint Son sut @atn
Sstriibt tts Batter GbtnbiIt.
GrobIafet bsut ibr lItint S9aartn
Gbriff', her SsIS bsf&ibsi Na'
SsSsnfst ta6 AUD bsut ssborsn
Der SstIanb auf btm Grstnbaa.
DIRT bic Gnslsin bsiIis finssn
Stimmt suers eubfaus sin
Damit has ainbleia nit ben Sapinssu,
gsf&sre eu6 elm GtriifinbItin.
5obn Simons.
bapre Or ace, Wb.
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philadelphia. :,anuar a. 1s72-if.
@tttttnttta
Tener @erF9ernngs=
6eieaiDaft,
Wro. 175 8rpao,pap. Weip,Yore.
Stub: @!5arri9ne, S. g; aalL
graFbrnt. Biee. .YritSent.
Su9c SdumanM
Saar capital, ,$5OO,OOO.OO
gctal9ermD9 D9em,sl, ,1O2,952.7s
llebrrEdjt bes Suiianhes ter Or
ielli9aft,
Suit 1, 1872.
9erm69em.
9aar an Sanb uab in 9ant .$47, 400 OF
9aar in Sanbsn ttr sssnten .49,25l II
@runSsissnibun', sseisnet ron her
.gsmpasnie SOILS 95
anlsitsn ssibsrt bur9 srls Glen auf
grunssissnttum ;. 4O4,0 900 90
Gempprare anleitsn eesen Collateral
Situbeitsn :. $4,000 90
@ftieil, rntifsns 5-20sr 1852 4Sl, 100 90
Sntere(len 14,399 3S
metlsl 5,2S7 AZ
Salvage uno falliee Yramien' :. 4,2sl A.
@neeres gisenlbam, psrl4sbene S.
tems ......... 1917 so
$I,1O2,s52 81
gtrIuRe eur& sutli&e S&liGtuns
Sun Nniprilteu, $52,i96 "a
Central : Bureau fir Ytnnlplpanisn:
Sarrisburs, @a.. Nto. IS Dritte
Stra6e,
@ut. Wsmir, @enerale9l9cnt.
Str 8apital III In 9aarem @sIbs anesIest.
sic bal fein Nptsn Syiisn,, bas pie NRc:isaes
auf benz 9i9snibum liset. Sie perlanst tsint
NadJabluns. Die prdmisn wsreen III baarsm
gelpe etrpfSanlf tur pen ganJen Setfraum Der
8erItderuns, eniipeber fir ben 8eiiraum BON t>
mem, brci eeer funf Sabrsn, wtlhe unbsbsuisnb
bbber Nnb. ols III ben gessnIsitissn 9srItsr-
unss s@sisai6aftsn.
Muf Wunl6 btr 8srR6tritn wsreen bic yoli
cen in bsuiidtr Sprads abssfabt.
&pplifationsn psrbsn In Der
8weiS'OfFee, No. 18 ". 9ritte ctr.
6arriSbur9, ga,
9. 8. Srpin & Co.,
Asfnten.
s. 80. gieSmann,
Gplieiicr.
8erf6ert III ber @ernlania
Sie alteIfr, reiafe nnb suberIaiFsHe
Oeutfcbe
0euerSerliGe @eielli daft
In ben Der. Staaten.
8ir SSllbaysburs unS limssasnb, Sr. q.
Tletf6er, MBsnt.-Offrt: Nro. 43, g0al.
nut Sirabt.
Sarrisburs, SUM 20. 1s71--1ir.
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plpmputb uhp 0tfrbpurB, pa0f NHp
" E ~ prf,

W E to 0prf,
psrmittsIa Der nsusn, auf bas gOlbsls srbauisu
unb Glssantslts stngsrihetsn srobsn sllsrnsn v0V>
Dampff4iffs
gliatta. 5000 9ons, Capt. 6, 6. S,unbt
Bavaria, 24OO - >, 3srn.
Bprulita, 240O ;, ~ g. alblswtin.
Gtmbria, 5000 - - Us. Slabl.
Graneonia, (nsu)
f5riFa,
Sammnnia 5000 - - 8. 9ispsr.
9ptbrlnssn, 5000 - ", Barsnbs.
ppmmerantd,
Saronta, 5000 . ,, s, gDinsn.
Stls0a, 5000 >, :, ". 2rautmarn.
Gsutonia, 2i00 >, >, 8. Rilo.
G6urnatd, 5000 :, ., 6. Wspsr,
S:sssais as5sst's 'sss sSSs g.s. y'{sts ssp.nf.a
Sts Dampfsr bisisr 2ns beforbuRbis
Berttnt8te StaatensY0R
Omitted States MaiD
uHS psrsm pasrsnb SisFs Sabrss rsss!maBs
SDmmerfaNS
uni nsr Ra&mitiass ron Rem, yprt mad 4am>
burg abfabrn.
gaffass>vrsifs;
8on 9tepaYorf na6 YlpmputbL
gonoon, GberbpurG ,ino
Santbur9:
!. Salute, Sss's' as'Sa ss'S" ss|sa 'zs Z
8on Samburs unb Soapre na6
ysetp>Oorf:
n.,s,. Sbuu salon sl2o
= sA'H"' llntrG Salon 70
8wil&snbsd 40
atnbsr ;pildsn unb 10 Sabrsn bic SaIfts.-
(aae incl. 8sf6lisuns).
Wttour>Gtdtts su srmd6istsn grsiIen.
gBsaen yafTase In bitGtn Dampfern tpenoe man
I'D In glstr>gurf an bic gsasral>yafTase< asea'
ten btr Gtnte:
6. 3. Nidaro & 8oas,
| Re. 9 Barclay CTR, nabs groabwas
95b. g. 8anntn9er,
eansaitst "a.
C. D. Hid5ar0 & BoaS,
Rr. 6l groab.pas, Rstu>yorf,
We9ieIs unb S9ifffabrts Wei6Gft
aaeinise waAass,M ,Mssnttn Der
hamburger 8 aiitpf ffc1iife
!, 6&tFs>g >goniraste ibtr aue Safsn, fin DanipI
anb SsssliH,fs.- Duuma&itn, padet>
bsf6rbttung
Htp,gprf, 2 Ros. 1871.
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Gin i@rsflihts BsrbrsGtn plrb aus ben,
StattGtn Hpribpppb, Nsp pampfbirf, b.
riGift. Gin iunessWdo&fn muItt ron sintm
GO tabrissn Manne Namens Grauflin .. Tlp
In btr Rdtt hfs. StSetGsus In Gin @ttSii AZ.
lrdt, bdftltf 8tltSnttt une baua srmorttf.
0n ItYtrfttr 10 tingsaslIi. 9 1t.
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.Jdme83eHep. Der im3u&tbaus ,uglafb.
sile lBt bat Elm B,ltnniuiB ssn,aHt III 1strtif
bts Haubts Srn 100000 ntrtb Dtamantsu
tu Nem Srltans Ia 1871. Uorrsfsr, Uranl
Daine unb DaSib Cummings partn btibtiltst,
llm bic Mufmsrilamitit btr Toli,ti abtulsnItn
ruvte Gin Dampifhif Ia Branh etfsbt unb tts
nee Gsusr ssrfSrit Z srDBs Damplsr. ns
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W2erico.

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Das Ntfultat Der Vrafotnteu. Wabl
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-17
IerHE REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION THE
PARTY OF REF0RM3

The New York Legisl ature is about closing its
sessions, and statements from various sources
agree that it has disappointed the reasonable ex-
pectations Of the friends Of Reform in New
York city. A new charter for the city will prob
abb, be adopted in some form, but other impor-
tant and much needed action, including the inn
parchment or removal of Cardoza and Barnard,
is likely to slide past, without attention. The
sum and substance Of the work done by the Leg
stature will fall far short Of the expectations in
dulged when it was elected by the indignant peo-
pie, in November, and sent to Albany to wipe
out the stains, and repair the damages, Of Tam
many.
Il is not to be denied that this is discourage
ment to the friends of honest government, and
it forms an example that ought to be carefully
avoided. The demand of the time is fora higher,
more unselhsh, and more pure, administration
Of public affairs The National officials have
energetically entered upon the work, and taker
the lead in the various details Of Reform, which
were within their control. This example mus
be followed, everywhere, in State and municipal
affairs, and the true friends Of Republican ascen
dency will insist that it shall be. II the Repubh
can organization has withini it sufficient freshness
and energy to meet the new demand upon it
strength, to supply the want which good mel
see existing, and purify all departments of pub
lie administration, it will rise again upon tn
topmost wave of public favor, and take fresl
lease Of power.
This is no ordinary opportunity, and II it |
missed the consequences will be disastrous. L
the Republican Party does not resolutely taxi
high ground on these questions and prore itsel
by actions, the sincere friend of Reform, it mus
dissolve, in few years, for the original wor
which it was organized to do is nearly done, an
new demand is made upon it. lit fairly NEE
that demand, it will enter on new career
glorious usefulness; if tfaili it will fall to piece
and new organizations vii ltake its place
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-17
spttial alatires.


If chronic Indigestion affected the stomach only
it might be easily borne; but It gives rise In
evitably, to many other diseases Affecting the liver,
the nerves, the bowels and the brain. Bniousness,
nervous tremors constipation, headache and terri
BILE mental disturbances are among It's usual accom-
panments. In fact, every organ, every nbre Of the
frame sympathzes with the debiltated and diseased
stomach. What is needed in such a case Clearly
an Alternative and Invlgorant; and among medicines
OF that class Hoatetters soma h Btters Ia, beyond
all comparison or estimate. the best. Mere purga-
tVes only deprive the system Of the little strength
that disease has left IT. saliyants have the same
effect. The whole internal organism has gone
wrong and can only be put right and kept right by
medicine In which the tonic and stimulating ele-
ments predominant, but are quail fed aud mc dlned
by anti-hilious aperienis and blood purifying com
ponents Now the truth is tind the medical faculty
as well the public know the fact tn At hosetters
Bitters contain every mgr, dlent requisite for the
cure of dyspepsia and all the ailments OF body and
mind which It involves This has b en- proved In &c
many thousands of instances that It seems almost
idle to repeat the statement
The great tonic rallies exhausted nature, from
whatever cause snfeebled, and permenily recruits
the vigor Of the nerves. the muscles and the brain
Its effect upon the brain is to give strength to th
will and precision to the Judgment and to banlsl
dependency and that innrmity of purpose which
| generally accompanies bodily weakness.