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ISe1or, r. II. NsDsSALb 4 Co.. DruErs.s
GIS.aneiseo, Cal ,aah - Csnmsses st.,N
- Bear Tessf0ossy 70 their =
sGnl Curative Enecfs-
Rkters arc net > vile Fancy
r of POeP Kmmr WhfsAey-
ne and Refuse Liquors, doe
xaI6 sweetened to, please The taste
"- Appctizers." "RestoHur"" &C..
ipIKer on to drunkenness and min.
Medicine, Made from the Native
rLx of CaIifarnin,. A.eo from all
&simuInnss. They ere the
nOD PURJFIER AMI a
ING PRINCIPIE,. q perfect
Iuvigorator Of tie System. carry
nous matter and restoring tao 5loot
,ndition. No peIserca can take rhesa
ing to directions and. remain lonr
ed their bones arc net DESTROYED
ison or other meaus, sntE sAe ritsE
beyond the point Of repair
1 Gentle Purgativc rs we'll
possessing, also, the peculiar r7c7ii
powerful agent in relievin. Ccnges-
nation OF the Liver, and Of all tho
1S.
IAI.E COMPLAINTS, whether
!. married or single, at the dawn Of
rat the turn of life, these Tonic Bit
rasi.
Dmatory and Chronic Rhcn-
I Gouf, Dyspepsin or Inc
Bilious, Kcmitteut and
1t Fcvers, Diseases Of the
or, Kidneys nnd BLADDER,
have been most successful. Such
Q caused by Initiated Bioed,
rally produced By aerangcment o.
Q Organs.
;IA OR INDIGESTION,
n in the Shoulders. Coughs. Tight
81. Dizziness, Sour Errsetstios,s OF
Bad Taste I'm the Mouth. Bilious
sMion of the Heart, Inflammation OF
laAa the regions Of the Kidneys, and
a painful symptoms arc the OIL
epdis.
kte the Stomach and stimulate the
ID Dowels, which render them Of
ICY IN cleansing the blood Of all i'm
pGrt1ng new life and vigor to the
DISEASES, Eruptions, ,Tottsr.
inches, Spots, Pimplcs. P,stules.
ez. Aing-worms, scald Head, Sore
,Etdi, Scurfs, Discolorations OF the
nd Diseases Of the Skin, Of what
kzwe, are literally ding up and cN-
yatem In n short time by the use OF
One bottle in such cases will con-
nMedulous of their curative effect.
ifsxted Blood whenever you find ita
ing through the skin in PimpleS..
Hs. cleanse it when you fnd it
auggish in the veins; cleanse it.
M Myour feelings will tell you when.
ure. and the health Of the system
, and other WORMS, urkins
70 many Thousands, arc e1ectually
+ Moved.
DRUGoIsTS AND DEALERs.
, opristor. r. H. McDONALD&
: ND 9an. Agents. San Francisco.
+: NODumcrce Street, Now. York
, 1872-04-11

A WONDERFUL OCEAN CURRENT.-The
schooner Hutchinson, which arrived at
San FIancisco last month from Ounalas-
ka. reports that on Sept. 9th she took
on board three japanese from Adka Is
land. They had been nine months at
sea, helpless, in junk which had been
dismasted and otherwise damaged off
the coast of Japan. They were drifted
and blown 800 miles to the above men,
toned island. At a point on the coast
of Japan, near the Islands of Borneo,
the Kiro-Siwa, or japanese gulf-stream,
has its inception, and running thence
north its heat lessons until reaching the
Artic ocean, and thence circling south
ward again in line about parallel with
the California coast it becomes a cool
stream. The etymology of the Japanese
term signifies dark, warm stream. The
junk was probably caught up by this
stream and drifted as stated. By way
of an historical probability. Professor
George Davidson, sound authority on
such matters, is of the opinion that the
first inhabitants Of the Aleutian Islands
were japanese. drifted in the same way.
and by admixture with the Indians their
descendants are the present Aleuts.-
These men will be taken care of by Mr..
Brooks, Japanese consul, and returned
to Japan by the next steamer. This in
stance is the thirty-sixth case on record
at the consulate in San Francisco of Ja-
panese wrecks cast upon the North Am
erican shores, and the fifth in year.
, 1872-04-11

Washington Allston, the great artist,
and accomplished gentleman, suddenly
left his friend standing at the door Of a
splendid Boston mansion as they were
about entering for party. because he
had just remembered that he had a hole
in his stocking. It could not be seen
or known, but the very knowledge OF
its existence made him feel that he was
less man than he ought to be; gave
him feeling of -inferiority.
Aspersons are less careless Of personal
cleanliness and tidy apparel, they are
infaliibly and necessarily less of the
angel, more of the animal; more under
the dominion of passion. less under the
influence of principle. Said poor
servant girl: 81 can't explain what
change religion has made in me. but I
look more closely under the door-mat,
when ! sweep than I used to. Intel
ligence, culture, elevation, give purity
of body as purity of sense and senti-
ment.
Where you see neat, cleanly, cheerful
dwelling, there you will find joyous.
loving. happy family. But if filth and
squallor, and a disregard for the refining
delicacies of life prevail in any house
hold, there will be found in the moral
character of the inmates much that is
low, degrading, unprincipled, vicious
and disgusting. Therefore, as we grow
in years, we ought to watch eagerly
against neglect of cleanliness in person,
and tidiness in dress. E
, 1872-04-11

WILDLY ISLAND, CAMANo ISLAND.
y 1Gn ACRES, suitable for farms.
eD9 AOO towns and cities, on Crescent
Harbor, Oak Harbor, Penn's Cove and Holmes
Harbor. Price from s. to $50 per acre.
On WHIDBY IsLAND-S0 acres st $l2 80; 100
acres at s.; GO acres at S.; 40 acres at 81.
, 1872-04-11
PORT TOWNSEND.

A 1.-THE THIRD GREAT CITY Of the SOUND,
IA 40 acres elisibly located. $40 per acre; 60
acres adjoining present town. $50 per acre; GOO
acres on east side of Townsend Bay, $40 per
acre. 20 acres at 81; Is acres at SIS.
, 1872-04-11
OLYMPIA.

100 ACRES Choice Land sdjoining OlyH-
1OO pia-on Budd's Inlet-west side
Price $40 per acre.
, 1872-04-11
SEATTLE.

2.32 acaas ssasss on sais fnans
and timber lands. Water front. Price IS to $50
per acre according to location.
CITY LOTS.
, 1872-04-11
AT GRAY's HARBoR.

EIvE 200 ACRE FARMS-two-thirds ricf
Il prairie, the balance fimber-well wateret
and near Esvigable stream. Price IS per acre
part on time.
, 1872-04-11

J. wAlrrn, Pre-
I Gen. Agsnts, 5
MILLION
Wonds
Vinegar
Drink, MAJ
Proof Spir.
tored. spiced
called " Tonicf
that lead the I
but are . true
Roots and II,
Alcoholic
CIR EAT II
LIFE CIV
Renovator and
ing of all poisc
to a healthy c.
Bitters accord
unwell. proviG
by mineral po
organs wasted
They ure
as n Tonic, (
OF acting aa a !
tion or Inhan
Viscsral Orga
FOR FEN
in young or ol
womanhood o
tiers have no c
For In0n:
naatisnl M
digestion,
Infermftte.
Blood, L.iv
these Bitter.
Diseases e.
which is gene
the Dlgcstiv
DYSPEPs
Headache, Pal
ness Of the Oh
the stomach,
Attacks, Palpit
the Lungs, Pal:
q hundred 9th
.,,-;ur..tD~r
'P-"n.
They invtgor
torn;d liver n,
.,,I-Z.
-a -
~N"4 p.' ..le'' ~ ''''
"no,e m~E @.1 s..1, -,
80 SA. - ~
n1, ".,1',l' ~ ~
DUNE. oM Jun.
a;Sns Hyympysa !
ever name OF NJ
tIs.s nea guy n;st.,I 9. .ne ?
G;nco HoCc p,ctr,ss thc ynn., ;
U-.r.. .h.v
.,nu-;,;..h hrr.,
MPWi ou d
Eruphons or 30
, 1872-04-11

Those Filters Gsprspared from the most choie,
and wholesome herbs and roots- and have gTsa
universal satisfaction wherever tried ThousandI
e!dyspept;cs have found 5etlei h snr11gn Their s.s
1isesscs of the blood and Liver, and irregularities Of
the Shs S,li.usnesv and Constipation. C.n.,,,
Debility and Loss OF Appetite, slLare caused b. tie
deraneement % tho Stomach. Liver fnd Other
funeton.ries Of tn systen nr sy.rrSt haze
viats the suiisrer in all the above cases
CERTIFICATES.
NEssRa II. Es<TEIN 4 Co:
Gentleman: take pleasure IA stating that scres-
ably to your wish have carefully tested and exam-
sent me. and and il not only an agreeable Bitter.
'0n'' Ana promoter '' DstGS.iMioL g. HOLLAND. MD
.Crrr AND corxrr HOSPITAL. San Francisco.
1 have carefully examined Dr. Henley'sIXL
Bitters, and have failed to detect anythng which
could iniure even the most delicate constitution
am abis to dstsr1nins it. should judge that the
IXL Bitters must be a very .eficirnt remedy in
pyspcpsi.. Indis.stion. Loss Of Appstits and sn;
vegetable drugs which ar. princiraily used in d,-
seses Of that nature. and are Of tho grsats''
smcisncs in sh''s SURE r H. EvcELs. ND.
Asst Res Physician Apothseary c. I c. Hospital.
- STATE AssAsEs's OFFICE. San Ffanei'e0. July
HxssRs n, Ersxr1x / Co-Gents: havv m.dss
careful e1amina4ion Of your IxL Bitters. and have
found them an fiEely free Of deIsterious mineral
substances 19S 19Snsrf Is fsktaIKExAu sta ss.s. A..y..
beware Of Cornterfeits- None genuine without
Dr. Henley ssig, sstre across ths top OF EACH bottle
Every FaI silly slaeat3 have Bottle
In the hous E. Sold exeEXwasere-
H. EP@TEIN,
Solb Pfeprieters
No. o.sleFu,nt Street San, Z EE.nsisso- Cal.
I. GROSS 1 co. SIS W. Aakase. emessS' HlA
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The following resolutions were adopted At
tho last meeting OF the Young Mems Christ
ian Associations:
to Capt. @. J. Iredeli for his efficient seryices
connected GO with the concert recently held for
the benefit Of this Association.
hesolued, That the thanks of this Associa.
those ladies and gentlemen who 40 sindlv
aseisted at the concert recently given for the
oeheit oi thio AssociAtion. Also, 10 Ia. FOL-
loving persons rho rendered valuable service
Mrs. Heise, tho proprietors OF the aaiiy
papers. rrof. Orchard, Mr. Wing, and ". d.
Aofe GO 70. D. A. PRESLEY,
Recording Secretary
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The great losses in leather and wool
in the Boston fire will affect the indus.
tries OF which they are the raw materials
but very slightly. The arrangement
wlll, we are happy to say, be but very
temporary. Few of our wool or leather
merchants are directly affected the
destruction in the sister city, and most
OF those that are will be abundantly able
to meet their losses s-Ne,o York Herald.
Mr.. John Van Epps, q oonsumptive.
who had gone to Florida for his health.
returned to his home in Atlanta lust as
his sister was making her VOWS at the
matrimonial altar, and died soon after
the ceremony was concluded.
Wagons filled with movers are passing
through Raymond, Miss, almost every
day. The movers arc generally from the
Northern Counties OF that State, and ara
bound for Texas.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial thinks that
an American Pope may succeed Plus X.
There are reasons for believing that
Archbishop Purcell may be the prelate
who will next fill the chair OF st. Peter.
It now costs ten dollars in New York
to ride single block behind a pair of
sick horses
Norfolk oyster dealers are filling large
contracts for that shell-fsh to plant in
French and English waters.
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PHILADELPHIA RINGS The inv.stiga-
tlon into tue charges OF corruption aud
bribery in tue City Council commenced
to day. aud, so far, tho testimony shows
an amount OF venality rivuling that ex-
posed in New York last year. The tosti-
mony OF a trustworthy witness, fully cor
roborated. shows that there was n wood
paving ring designed to swindle the city; !;
that largo sum of money was raised for
the purpose OF bribing members of the
Councils to vote for tho wood pavement
on Broad street; that the affair was con
coctcd and carried on in the Office of one
member of the Councils, aud that when
member Threatened to go back OH the
whole concern. threats were nude to kill
him. The testimony, so far ns taken,
implicates many outsiders. 1t is be-
heved that those who are exposing the
affair do SO at tho risk of their lives,
some of those implicated in it being also
Implicated iii the Brooks. Nara and
Dongherty affair.
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THE CzNr-aN1A1 Con,11suou-The

THE CRNT-RN1A1 CoMn11ssuoH.
Centennial Commission has issued an
address 10 the people of the United
States, signed by President Joseph =
aawley, for subscriptions to the fund OF
$lO, ,000, 600, required to make the Cen.
tenplai such success as the patriotism
and pride of every American demands.
The Commission looks to the unfailipe
patriotism OF the people Of every section
TO see that each contributes its share Of
the expenses and receives it's share of
the benefits of an enterprise in which
all are 30 deeply Interested. It would
further earnestly urg. the formation in
each State and Territory of Centennial
organizations, Which shall in time see
thut County associations are formed. 40
that when the nalions are gathered toee.
ther III 1876. each commonwealth can
view with pride the contributions sh,,
has made to the national glory. Conf.
dently relying on the zeal and patriotism
ever displayed by our people in every
national undertaking, we pledge and
prophesy that the Centennia celebration
will worthily show how greatness, wealth
and intelligence can be fostered by such
institutions as those which have for 100
years blessed the people of the United
States.
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MooILAssEs, O. Cuba ,45g5O
New Orl'ns 7269O
Sugar H'se.. 95640
NAILS, D keg 6 0O@7 So
ONIONS. u bu 2 5O@3 90
OIL, Kerosene, 85G45
Machinery. .75@1 90
Specie, Gold oils
Sllver..... al O6
PorAT's, Iris2 OO62 10
Sweet. bus / 25@1 SO
Rye. 50
RICE, Carolina b 8@1O
SHOT, Bbag. 275@3 90
SALT, Liverp.1 90@2 90
Soar, Bb,. SOLO
SPIRITS, Alcohol, gl5 90
Brandy a 00@12 90
Gln........1 6006 90
Rum......1 60@7 90
Whiskey.. Il 35@6 90
SUGAR, Crus&P 14@16
Brown. ..11A@18
STARCH, B H.. 83@10
TEA, Greon hi 00@2 50
Black, i 00@1 10
TOBACCO, Chw.45@1 Ga
Smoking N. .5001 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@69
French. .@1 90
WINE, Cham. .29@S1
Port, Bgal3 00@5 90
Sherry. z oGV7 81
Madeira.. a 5007 50
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY ny THE BOARD OF TRADE.

APPLES, HDu.l 5OQD2 40
DAGa1NG, ..17@l8,
BARLEY. i GO
BALE RorE, Ma. 22@24
N.Y.orWesPib TOTO
BUTTER, North. 35@4O
Country, q! ib. .20@35
BACON. Hams. 1921
Sides, u Ii. .1la@12a
Shoulders. .8A@93
CANDLES 3perm4u@5U
Adan.antin e lb160l7
CorToN YARN1 4O@l SO
CoTTon, Stct NJ, IT,
Middling.. .1GlI
Low Midl'g, 10
Good Ordny,. .15aI
Ordinary. .l5I
oHEESE, c.O.lb 1TG1So,
Factory. .1O@20'
COFFEE, Rio, Pib22025I
Laguayra .25@30I
Java .33I35I
FLouR, Co. 800@1l O0I
Northern. .8OO@l2 Dol
GRAIN, Corn. 90 @l OOl
Wheat "a 00M2 20|
Oats. 80. 10000
Peas .....1 25@1 90
aAY, North, 2 2502 so
HIDES, Dry, Rbl3@l7
Green .@H
LARD, % lb. .ii@I4
LIME, F bbl. 2 25M2 40
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DESTRUCTIVE Fires IN Granville
We learn that the tobacco factory of J.
ID. Z. Pool. Ed, near kittrell's Springs,
was destroyed by fire few days since.
rms property wa insarel for some
1000.
iho line residences near WILLIAMSBURG,
Granville County, known AS tho Nine
Oaks, AMI the inrnlcr residence Of the
Hhm'tons, was nlno destroyed by fire IL
few days since. This property VAS re-
Gently purchased iy an ljnglinh family,
anu th"'r loss is great Rniei3A .Nems.
SILL GATHERING TlIEM IS.-Ton pri :.
sancls--niac white mcn and one colorel
man--arrivcl i'll Macon "Wednesday
night, III custody of Federal officials.
Iliey were arrested under tho Enforce
ment Act, upon the charge Of intmlat-
ing voters ut the rIa!c election. Ono Of
tho prisoners was Deputy United
States Marhsal at one time, and served
through the war in tho 18th Illinois Gu
vnlry.
Tho Newbcrn Times says: james II.
Moore, young man about seventeen
years Of age, residing about five miles up
the Neuss River, met with terrible &C.
cident carly yesterday morning, from
the accidental discharge of gun, which
tore nll tho fingers Except the little ont.)
oil his left hand into fragments.
Tho Raleigh Era says: We regret to
learn that Wm. Richardson, of Eagle
Rock, in this County, who had his left
had badly lacerated in cotton gin q
year or two ago, had the misfortune. one
day last week, to got his right hand and
arm cut to pieces in the same gin.
Benevolontly disposed persons will be
likely to sympathizo with downtown
grocer, who having sold poor fellow a
dimes worth of spice, attempted to make
exact weight by biting grain in two,
and found out by the operation that the
rats had been fooling with his stock.
In tho case of DR.. L. S Powell vs. w.
L. Westmoreland, in Atlanta, Ga, in a
suit for damages for assault and battery,
the Jury returned verdict for the plaint-
if for s4,447. 1S.
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1876; middling 1877 receipts 8, 6e3 bales: !:
sales 1000; stock l22, ,794: weekly re-.
oeipts 81, 237; sales 80. 200. -
NORFOLK, November 15-.Cotton
firm.low m middling 174@17M; receipts
822 bales; sales 200; stock 9.767: week.
~ receipts l3. 500; sales /. 900.
BosToN. November Is. No cotton
market-middling 1917; receipts $40
bales; stock 5000; weekly receipts $500;
sales 400
SAVANNAH. November 15.--Cotton
strong; good dema for better grades
ml,ddiing 18I@lS96; receipts 4,176
bales; sales 1,433; stock &C, 634; weekly
receipts 2, 490; sales IL. 552.
MOBILE, November 15.-Cotton oniet
ana h, hrnImiId.lling 1Sk; receipts 264
receipts 10,937; sales 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, November 15.-Cotton
n1romo0o,middling = ooo 1919; weekly receipts
CHARLESTON, November 15.-Cotton
hrmermomidding 18; receipts 1,4l2 bales !;
sales 500; stock 81, 1872; weekly receipts
II, 1891; sales 1850.
AUGUSTA, November 15.-Cotton oniet
and frm-middllng 173491S; receipts
liz bales; sales ], 1,301; stock ,OD4; week
~ receipts 6, 604; sales G, ,3S4.
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"A LITTLE Box E1aHr YEAEs Orb De.
vouRED By HoGs.-A son OF Mr. Eugene
Barnes. and grandson OF Charles
ae.pdon, Esq, OF this County, met
witn his death, yesterday afternoon, in
the most shocking manner. The little
noy, VINO was about eight years old, was
gong nome from school, and in passing
through q lot OF hogs, with pigs, on his
iathers place, 1t is supposed he stopped
20 play WIN some OF the pigs. when the
inlorlated nogs rushed upon him and
deyoured him bodily, saving his head
scene of this most awful tragedy. and
consequently no assistance could be
given him. m.-Lerington (KyJ Press, SI.
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The Texas papors are illcd with nc
counts of the rapid progress of the Texas
and Pacific Railrond. The jefferson
Times says that the work is lively nnl
progressing. Graders arc busy on all
parts Of the line, contracts arc being let
and all available labor is pressed into
service. There is every reason to Le.
lieve that by. or before. january, the
road will be completed to Marshall. u
substantial, elegant ruilroud bridge
finished over the bayou at jefferson,
somewhere near May yberry's Bridge, ani
n connection formed with the branch
road to Texarcann. Beyond Little Cy.
press. the 18th, 18th, 14th, 18th, 10Th
and l1th miles ere being graded. The
lust mile is within the city limits.
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
WAsHTNoToN. meeting of the vice
regents of the Mount Vernon Associu.
ton took place in New York On Friday.
General Halsted, of the advisory com.
mlttee. was present Gratifying reports
were received OF the management on the
estate, which has lately been mt in
charge Of Colonel Holliugsworth, who
holds the Offices of President, Secretary
and Superintendent. All the rooms in
the mansion have been thrown open to
visitors. which could not conveniently
DC done during tho occupancy of tho re-
gent' whose ill health has often confined
her to her apartment. The objects of
been accomplished, she will now return
to her own home, aud the ladies hope
to secure tue continuance of the new ar
rangement entered into in the installa-
tion Of Colonel Hollingsworth.
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BELL SCHNAPPS.
Distilled by the Proprietors.
AT SCIIEDAM. IN EIOTIsND.
An INVIGOR RATING TONIC
AND MEDICINAL BEVERAGE.

Warranted perfectly pure. and II ee from all
deletorious Substances. 1t Is distilled from
BARLEY Of tho finest quality, and the ARoMI
TIC JUMPER BEnRY OF ITALY and designed
expressly for cases OF Dyspepsia or Indiges-
ton. Dropsy, dout, Rheumatism, General
Dobinty, Catarrh Of the Bladder, Pains in the
Back and Stomach, and all diseases Of the
Urinary Organs. 1t gives great relief In
Asthma, Gravel and Calculi in the Bladder,
strengthens and invigoratos the system, and
is a certain preventative and cure of that
dreadful scourge, FEVER AND AauE.
CAUTION! Il SIX for "HuDsoN g. WoLrE's
BELL SCHNAPPs.'
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Apo
thecaros.
HUDSON G. WOLFE i CO., Sole Importers.
ONCE, ID South William street, New York.
Sept Is ern
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TIE Iron LINES. The steamship
Georgia, Captnin Holmes, smiled yester.
day afternoon for New York, with one
OF the regular weekly monster cargoes,
which have mndo the Clyde Line 30
conspicuous for several years past The
cotton shippers Of the interior evidently
don't believe all tho wonderful stories
about the epizootic in Charleston, for
cotton shipments continue large this
way; and we would mention thut the
5000 packages OF cotton, rice, naval
stores. goods and suudries were nIl deli
vered to the Georgia sove:nl hours before
her sailing time
The South Carolina, Captain Beckett,
left New York yesterday afternoon with
n large freight, which indicates that the
horses are on the mend there. She
brings also seventy five passengers.
The Virginia. Captain HinckIey, of
tho Philadelphia line, will be despatched
ut O'Clock this afternoon, with u very
large aud full freight. We understand
there was no difficulty in hauling down
her cargo. the only trouble being in get
ting oil the offerings aboard
Charleston Ne,cs.
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Notice.
I)LANTSES will please come forward and
J. settle for fertilizers, before the FIRST
OF DECEMBER NEXT.
COPELAND Il BEAKDEN.
COLUMBIA, November Is, 1872. Nov 16 l5*
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LIGHT LIGHT ! LIGHT !
offer for sale the
MINERAL SPERM OIL!

T will not ignite under 5000 Fahrenheit,
Il and consequently is absolutely eafe.
It will not Take Fire
In case of brcakage Of The lamp.
Inc Oil will eXtinsn the flame It burns
with great brilliancy in the DUAL BURNER
requires but little attention, and no trim.
ming. The Oil never gums in the Lamp. "a
II II absorbs no oxygen from the atmosphere.
1t does not deteriate By age.
Tho Oil itself has no odor while burn;no
1t gives light Of ten candle po,ce~, at a cost
hoS exceeding one-half cent per hour.
Can and see tho Oil and experiment with it.
NOV 10 lmo FRED. J. BROWN
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-16

a CHILD EATEN by RATS. An in
stance of tho danger OF leaving young
children alone occurred in Juinaica. n.
T., on Wednesday evening. air, Thos.
Hohln"on 'nd his wife, living Oh Pros
poet street. were absent from their
house about mn hour, engaged in shop.
ping, leaving an infant chill :,sl.cp in a
cradle During their absence the child
wns attacked by rats with most horrible
results One side OF its face was budiy
mntliatcd, one car was nearly eaten OF
ana ono eye Was entirely destroyed. a
physician was Immediately called, who
gave 1T us his opinion that the child
could not recover from the Injuries.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-16
Wanted,

Wanted,
pAST due city OF Columbia COUPONS, for
Il which the highest market price will be
pald I'D cash by SElDELS & EZELL,
Nuy 1G ! RroLe,s