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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-04

Seven IN number who execute delightful
melodies on silver bells also, a $4,000 doll.
This is the latest Partisan novelty, cost
IS 900 is 3 IL feet high. moves. plays upon
4 guitar and salutes Visitors. This bcauti
full : Dolly Warden has been interviewed
BIZ 80 coo little girls Also the famous
Magic Drummer boy. Plays upon drum
in most astonishing manner. And litter
Of nursing infant Lions, about four weeks
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-04

The diving Iouavc the sleeping beauty
a vast collect Of Insects. Fishes REPTILES
and Birds Fossil Remains, AImory Rcvo-
lutionary Relics, Distorting Mirrors. and
| ost Of other inter csting objects, all of which
are exhibited and explained to the audience
10y PROF. HCCIIINGS. the Lightning Cal
culator. the most marvellous mathematician
Oh earth and who Will dtily exhibit his as
toaishing mathematical skill III the museum
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hnTN7SwA&TED t.- the Aet.hL9:raph
H(TI4 y ~ HORACE. GREELEY
s0.Ychomnp.y.o or sonl Churminx...

: EG~ 4.4Usir1ssI edition. row teaag. Get tins
Tag oEiy e:IGiua written b. 8iHsrlf and endorsed
b, tie ITIbuua IRA. :. SMITH, Publisher JGJ
Wabash ave Chicago. 4s4W
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Romeo. .sE'.

Nearly two miles Of U0rge0us cages, Herr
Darious in the den of death. As tho pro.
cession moves, Herr Darious the famous lion
tanner. will appear seated III an open den sur
rounded by pair Of full grown Asiatic lions
and a couple of the largest Bengal tigers
ever in captivity. The Automatic Gymnast
i seen performing upon the trapeze attached
10 the HippopotaHus den. Herds Of Camels
droves Of Ponies. rs comparisonel horses,
$50 beautiful pictures. The flags of every
State il the Union. Ii Is truly the largest
finest, most substantial show parade ever
made by any show on earth, and worth miles
of travel to behold
ADAM FOREPAUGH. Sole Prop'r
L LL\nFss Gnrnl.nl Iirnrtnr
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CITY Government

Gsvor, ChIs. Lul'ng.
clerk. Joseph Rankin.
Treasurer. A. " Il chter.
Police Justice. Dor A. Shoye.
Attorney. q. A. Forest
Marshal. Jacob HaIyrrSOn.
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Tent No. 4.--Great Circus.

This pavilion IS the largest ever erected in
America. 1t is always cool, comfortable and
well ventilated, is water proof AMI complete
" separated from tents l. and ; and while
one ticlet and price admits 10 all tie tents,
vet visitors 70 the Menageric, Museum and
Aviary. neel not see or hear anything rela-
ting to the circus exhibition in tent No. 1,
unless desirious Of so doing. Here can be
seen more and better actors and actresses
than anv circus in the world can present.
Also. three clowns, four lady riders. two
performing GouS. two performing IL
gers, troup of trained monkey
trained horses, ponies, laulcs, and other
animals. and present more freshness and
novelty than all the cireuses IN America
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SGCTG rs.

n.nitor"e Lodge No. Is, \, F. K A ". mee,-
frat ami third " -durs 'av IN ca b month. =. j.
P.tchen, ". VI; u ID Smal!ev. z. $: u. Rand. T..
Chickerming Lodre. No. 81 O. o. F.-mest =
-vrrv ru~sdaN evening. + \. Bean, y. C.: J. W.
G. Langworthy, V. e.; IL. d. smart, r. :: :. \.
Stone. T.
Manitonoc Lodge Nc. 1oi--I o. o. F.-meeis
rv-ty Wednesday evening". John Bpclcr y. O.;
Alb~rtGreve, V. G.; August Dunos, r. :; c. \.
Snaf-r. L.
CHERCHES.
t. Enniftcies Catholic Church. corner Of Min
and Mar-nai streets. established 1855. R"v. j
fe-st-r Pastor. Hours Of services: Earlv Mass It
\. High Mass al Ia n. Ne-pyrs al - ..
Week dav Nass at 5 4. m
First German Ev tug tied lutheran CuurCh
IN. .. cor. OF Marshall alG Fr-th SIS, cetah'i~he
1855. Rev. ". al. Quehl pastor S"r' At 10
m. Su IDA, School snrvicr IT 2: =. N.
M-tho Lat Euiscnrl CaurrI. Rev. ! L9v1l'e
Pastor. Preaching. 10'q m. ant n m. every
sur Law. Sdniry SCTnu > -. IT.. HTIycr meet
ing AonGav. Tue lay AMI IhurSsItv evenings.
tir-t Fre>hyteri Church OF ManjtpwUc. or-an-
iI-d June 2Srh IS5 Rev. c. i. stevens. pastor.
Services at 10Y O'Clock 4, ~. ard ut =. .. II.
Sundty Schnni services 1t 2o'c'"ck u. N.
St James Church tFriscopa,l O~-anlZ"d Fen
-. ISIS Rev +. r. Han, Rector. Services or
SUNDAY. i0H = m. ant - N. lIo!y DAYS: To-
=. SUNDAY School. y N.
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Great Public Procession ! |!

Led By the Buff4lo Cornet Band. The must
cal car of the muses., drawn b. 90 Arabian
horses The Goddess Of Liberty peIsonatcd
by beautiful maiden in a canopied car
borne through the streets upon the back of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-12
EDITORIAL anl Selected Items.

The Belfast Age says that potatoes
that were sound when dug, are keeping
we'll
- Hon. y. q. HichbrOu, ot Stockton,
aud wife. hare been in town TOR Il teN
da,s. ths guests OF Gov Perhsm-
The hose disease is .1ub< .s "a.
country A new disease, swelling of 'he
limbs and boot rot has appeared.
The B,tdgtoa Nc1rs says that Hon,
SamI F. Pesley. of Naples, raises three
thousand bushels of apples this year.
-Grata Brown gave Grant thres States.
Henry Wilson gave him .,centy-SereH--
Which was the most sensible and honest ,
&c. Banks run far ahead o. his
ticket in OLD Msdtord II j, accounted
Tor on the ground that they are Old friends
and familiar spirits.
The Maine Editors and Publishers
Association propose holding their winter
session It Augusta, on the 18th Of Jauu-
ary. FrankEu's Birth day, and having a
supper AZ ons o, The hotels, with such
festivities IS viii be appropriate 10 The
occasion
-On Sunday last the Congregational
Church In Swsdsa received ous new
mcmJSr upon profession of faith. Five
children WslO baptized and the ordinance
of The Lord. Supper was administered.
The occasion was one OF marked interest
says The Bridgton News.
The New YORK Times says that The
i.1era' national committee h2l an election
loud OF $4,000 besides what ether
branches oi Tie coalition had. Amaaa
Spraxov ct L. T.. .svs $4,000, with iu-
>,rccuous 70 apply $1,000 to Maine; Ssu-
a,or Spraguc S2O.Co0 Greeley $1,000;
a. f stewart $4,000; Gen. piea>ap,or
$500
Miss GuptilI closed her private school
jn our village. ON Saturday INst. The ieN
who ,iSitcd her examination, were mach
pleased with the exercises The singing
a1i defamation. Is lAe children were
excellent Sue awarded three prizes. -
follows; 6rs; knife, to AtIbur Fohv, re-
best in everything; second. bottle %:
per.umery, to Emma Eastman TO, puuS
faaIity. thiTJ u doll Ia Alica Davis lo>l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-12

WuAN the body and brain aro Na.l
balanced. the stomach is capable OF -
storing the waste from which the system
4, constantly suffering; bat when tho
brain {. large in proportion, the stomach
is incapable of supplying ii; in other
words. the expenditure is too large FOR
the income Here lies the cause OF so
much suffering from Disease of the
Heart, Liver, Stomach and Lungs, which
{, produced by taxing the Nervous Sys
TEN too severely; and Fellows Compoud
Syrup of Hvpophosphites IS the only pre-
paration known which impaits this vital
" directly, and consequently the power
10 overcome disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-12

Charles Young, who has kept country
slore at Waterford "CiQ SO many ysars,
has crested large an elegant store on
Main Street. in Tho central part ct the
village. some rods mouth OF his old
establishment lie is fitting ii up ia a
liue manner, and il VII. doubtless he
opened TO the public sometime this month.
A. Stanwood has recently erected a
neat office near his extensive Wooden
Ware Mandatory in the CITY"
The repetition Of their recent enter
taiumeut by tue ladies OF the Waterford
Jui,ers:,list Society last Monday evening
sas highly enjoyed by those ia attend
aUce The tab.eauX, music, etc, were
excellent The festivities concluded with
.a oyster per-Briig,oE Ne'rv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-12
HerjcO ItenS.

A sPyud,nt writes Ibe. tAe "Cys
al Wedding he fifteenth anniversary
o vi. and Ms u. @ Gleason O.. Mex.
ieo, was celebrated NOV 50, Among
the pretty g,,t, from the friends assem-
bed, was beautiful table set, rs Sew
all Cot and family, and many other
articles both useful and ornamental by
r. W. Park, u. b. Austin, B. SJorer,
Benia. Elliot, Daniel Frost. and others
too numerous TO mention The evening
Was very happily spent 4 5oaniiiui
and elegant supper was served to th-
guests.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-12
CHICAGO FIRE!
SHOE IND LEITHER WHOLESdLE
HOUSES DESTROTEDt

Optic I o'clock Monday morn, for -
hours. "a couaagralion was raging, I'm
der "a high wind through the heart of
thv business portion Of the city, COM
msucins on Ssmmer Street, extending
the whols length ct both sides of the
street, across Federal and nearly down to
brakes wharf, ami thence in nearly a
line to Fort Hill; along Hamilton and
Battery March ,o kil.y aS tar As Lindcj
and Central Streets, and from Mix 20
summer. on Washington Street Every
building Is consumed wi!hjn thi, area OF
nearly 20 acres.
A., O'CLOCK Monday morning, the
hates do,c. there was "a report that the
hrv had again broken out ou Washing ton
sirect-wiod blowing hard. aud drs ~.
,euuiuL towards the Common The
transcript. oilice aud Boston Pilot we've
burai-Jordan x Marsh splendid store.
also Tie Boston, la ford * Erie De
POT hNS gone, AMI many splendid blocks
The effect must toe disastrous % mar,
Insurance Companies and upon The scu
er.. business of a. New England.
The Mayor of Portland and tour hun,
d,Vl merchants went on. ON SUNDAY, to
render 4id.and Gov Perham atari, to-day
(SioudNy) 20 So ID ,hs STAT. eau do sny-
thing towards relieving distress, or mill
gazing ,he >utlcriu. caused some lives
have oscn lost. aud man, A. injured
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-12
N A IT r

What hear we DOW from west =" cast,
Confoundng man, tvjrlsuding beast,
BuI Ccntaur LinimeuI =
What is IL cures our sesay rtins,
Aud Hulbsrs up ssverest strains,
But Ceatam Linhuent;
That knocks rhs,nnau.m out OF gear,
Bils gout gooJ.by without tear,
wh, Csntsur Li'umenl;
Causes the cripple to walk, the lame 10 leap,
Hearts 10 thank in.isad Of eyea to weep,
Only, Censaur Eminent
what ren1ers reptile,' tooth and sting OF beOs
Harmless as the bite Of nsss,
Excepting Ceutaur Lininont:
Assuases the p-nss Of a broken breast,
Flows the tactical luid-.ives nisht. OF rest,
But Cen.sur Linincut;
Ana when sn,olsins sting OF hot steam scalds.
what ID It soothes, for wsat can we call
Bat Ceutaur I.iuimenty
When the car crushed old Tilden's ann,
Twas saved from amputat,on . this charm,
The CcRlaur Liasneut|
Aud whsu BamUa' lion, Uncle Ben,
Broke hi. le. in that dismal ism,
n. roarsd Cor Ccu,Nur Lisineni.
Now a. The poor horse, lS,as AID sore,
With crippled kaes linps 60 our door,
And bess FOX Ctatauy Lin:msnt'
The d0eils sheep on a thousand hilis,
Die BY The miiliou--the screw norm Hills.
tAll Hsved ~ Centsw Ltninoatl
Ne hear IL shouted frem West ~ East,
Ey speaking msu AUD Si.hlsg beast
Pas. ou The L.ntAur Liaimsnt ~
This remarkable article ID f5g s.le BY al Dug
Ii,t,. ju every village parish .Ri hamlet 10 Amer
a. We warrant u 70 cure. oCt3--2in
J. =. ROSE l. CO., N Hrssswsy, ". Y.
Children cry for Pitcher't CGstoris.
A sublti,utc for Gator Oil. Itssstmlslcs the feod
lures Wiad Colo, and causes natural sleep. Ii
ioss not contain morphine IL pleasant 10 take,
sever gripss md never tails. TIE Lee. physc
SnoWn. oct-E-1m
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Lac Decision.

\ decision from the Law Court VS.
'auouueed &c Portland las. week. in the
t'..0EMg ease.
Inhabitants Of Nevrv " iuhabjian,so.
G. cal. Plaintiff u0a.u.t.
Umnrus. Foster.
Gibson
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Special Notices.
Sea TO ssoo PEP WEEK

us.e easy oy any lalr. s5.lgo sold ia SIX months.
The most raa.5 selling article, ever invented lor
o!sr. Fen Cs single ll}ies use.
>p FEMALE cas- pl WITHOUT THEN.
DISABLE. Elegant, Cheap. aaJ vh9; las olsIy
seol vas.c,, aaj slSays Will Pros.s large
f.--., .gr -si1. Lady Agents can maze tortau9e
stan t-.j articles. Circular. Zee.
t5iress BsTp4NAH d2SUFACrCEI>C Co..
Sgv ota y uzS
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NiRRFED.

b. N1.th " stertoui Noy. :. los Rev. ". Newell.
" Ulhs = q smith, of Beverly Mas aud Miss
MAJ, a. 4 Green, st No waterford
la De.teI Nov. g. by Rev. Charles AOr-e. Ch1s.
"a. l.. Powers, OF =. and Mary Casey, OF lew
.tnu
IN Denmark. OCT -. ty T. :. Perry. 81. H..
Fran. KiUcaid, OF Llvrcuce, Mass, and Miss La
~ T.. smith. 0t Denmark
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-12
Ns6le Sentiments.

Nothing should commend Presid.nG
Grant more 10 the American P.op.s than
nc peace policy which he has Instituted
and maintained in demonstrating lHs
south, ~ settling rexed questions With
iotsiGn nations, aad in dealing with "a
hostile and much abused Indian ujho, 4
oar land None but brave military
chi-l;siu. wlJ hAs reputation 20 sustain
aim. could ,a.o .uoa sand without u-
cuu'as tile charge Of ooNSrd;cv irs
letter Of Gen. Grso, which VA append.
Ms called oUt by auole addressed to hiw
b] ar. George II Stuart, Chairman 81
she Executive Committee OF tho IHliSn
Commissioners. vho wrote 20 ascertain
the truth of the newspaper report ,ha:
President Grant contemplated a shasge
i'm bis Indian policy, The President re-
Pile, - follows:
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BURNETTS
STANDARD
Flavoring Extracts,
FOR FLAvoRING
Soda Syrups, Ice Creams, Custards,
Pies, Blanc Mango, JoIIies,
Sauces, Soups, Gravies,
etc., etc.

The superiority of these extracts consists in their
PERFECT PURITY & GREAT STRENGTH
There Is no subject which should more ensross
attention than the purity OF The preparations which
are used in Aavoring the various compounds pre-
pared for the human stomach.
fheIs E<trdcls are trarrGHted perfectly free froa
ne poisonous oils aud Gcids which enter into he ,
petition 81 nsiny Of Lhe fictitious Jat Gsrors HoS
ia the market. They are not only true 10 their
names, but SIRE prepared from fruits Of she best
quality. and so highly concentrated that small
quantity ouly need be used.
They have stood the test of eighteen years TINA
aud competition, and are pr0Hsnced usrisdIssd ~
the ~ost sUiRe conHoisures propriesors .r the leaa
ing kofsis, and prominent dealtTs IN hs Un,f,s
States and Canada, They are neatly put up in ave
ist, -srpassisd bottles, holding more thaa pan
elsd siIss appearing much larger. ThoT are the
hes, ard cheapest Fruit Extracts the market AZ
lords. Tier standard gu0stitv asd qualify ss,I
be stricfiy ma'.tdinei
sF-it il necessary In some cases for person, de-
TRACTS " to insist upon obtaining thsn In order 20
avoid many OF the fictitious brands offered, be-
cause OF their larger prosts.
JOSEPH BURNETT & Co,
Sole Proprictors, Boston.
FOR sale by nrst-olats Grocer, and Diusg,ts
generally. Jan ~ - eowlY
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DIRECT OR Y .


NaooIhS AvNo~ 100
OXFORD CuAPTER, Bethel, Sd Thursday
Of each month. &c., Nh.
aday ON or before full moon NJ,
BLAZING star, No. 80, Rumford Centre, we'd
n ssdsy, Of or before the full OF the moon.
'sris Lodge, No. u, SO. Paris TUESDAY On OF
Oe Ie .rson Lodge, No. 100, BrysDvs Pond, I'd
Tnesda,- Of every month.
on N g. J No 81, I'd Thursday Of each n9sh
HvsninR Lodge, No.h7 Buekssld' Mon
day on or before nj moon; u.aavo rsn
Ing ~ or toIlowing tn full OF the moon.
oYford. NORWAY, No. is, Monday Of or next
preceding full moon. ,y..-,o, r..
Mount Tir'sm, No. lSl, so. ""'s'i'i"i '"s'
day, or before the fuil m oon; wadns.dov or
No. MorfAh, No. 81, Denmark neohssuA! On
or before the full moon. ,.A
gsstnseet, No. l0i, Turner Ss'siosy sh Vt oe
Delta, No. i5s, lowell, Thursday on or afisr foil
moon.
King Hiram, U. d: Dixnsd 80, o.u
whitney Lodge, L. d., No. lei' Oah'"h'-
Thur.day ON or before fun moon
Aurora Chapter, No. q Cornish, FFidyy az
ter full moon. 81, - ~, -,
Oriental hspter, NO, ~, broStoh' thursday
ON or briore fun moon.
GOOD TEkPLABs.
PARIS WILL LODGE 30. MS; Paris HILL
FRIDAY evenings.
Rising Star, Bethel, Friday evenings
NeIinsrot, Buck teld, Saturday evening".
crystal wave, l. Buckssld, every Thursday
Evening.
Maple Grove, WEST Peru. saturday sVssinys.
Forest Lake, Center Hartford every saturday
nvineibI.. No 20, Eat sumner, every o.hsr
Friday Evenings.
L. d. u. l..
P.uuawket Lodge, No. ~, Rrow1held, meet
ltt and 81 "Wednesday Of each mouth.
Il ppFpApEp To 10 ALL .ISDSOE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-12
BORN.

la Paris, Nov.2, % The wife OF ). =. Hamlln. a
daughter.
o. We. Bethel, oct. :, to ticwifs vt ". II. Ney-
.-... i-.. e. ,..u -lter.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

Washington, D, c., Oct. 2S. 1872.
geo. H. >'ctcari, E'g:
Aiv Dear Sir.-Youy favor OF the 9th
insi.. saving change IN the Indian pol.
lcy %, the administration is reported 70 bs
contemplated. j. Just received such :
thing has not been thought o.. Il The
present policy toward The Indians can re
improved in any way, | will always be
ready TO receive suggestions on the SUD
iec,; yu. Il any change is made, il must
&c made uu The side of the civilization and
chJis,ianizaLioR OF The Indians. do no;
believe Our Creator ever placed tho differ
eul races Of men on this earth wiki Inc
view OF thc stronger exertine all his en-
er.ics I'm discriminating The weaker. Il
suy change takes place IN the Indian poll
icy OF the government, while hold my
pgeScu. office. IL Will be on lhy hum1ni-
tartan side Of the question.
Very truly youIS,
(SlgueO l ) GRAN
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New Advertisements.
ABSTRACT
CRIMINAL COSTS :

By : : Court sept, 4. ls7s, aud 10y County toni.
missoHers az various ti.ms, since April
Term, lSN
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIyE DEPARTMENT. /
Augusta, NOV. =, lcl2.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
Will be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta,
ou MONDAY. the Ism day az November inst, at
~ o'clock NJ
Attest. GEORGE g.. STACY,
Nfarafrr,. al St4fa
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1878
S 8 J. E 7 n
g
OXFORD COUNTY NEWS AGENCY
Paris, Me.
ILL KINDS OF HOOKS

The following Magazines and Papers, with ONE
DOLLAR PREMIUM in addition "a Premium.
offered by publishers) will be sent on receipt OF
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/. o. u. l..
P.quawkst Lodge, No. o., srow1held, meet
l,t and 81 " eduesdsy Of each mouth.
lie PREPARED To DO ALL sIsDS ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-12
THE GROWING CROPS.

The Newberry Herald says: Abundant
showers are falling all over the district"
The Sumter News says: "Since onr last
issne, our county generally has been visited
with abundant showers OF rain. From al
quarters The crops are reported 10 DC unusual'
ly promising ,yr, dow :,
The Edge6eld Advertiser says: To-day Is
Tuesday, the 9th, and 1t has rained every DAY
for eight days-and heavily at that; ana II IL
pourl6g IN torrents at this moment And
these rains too. at least for three or iour Gays
have had enough to do for July. Corn and
cotton In our section are uncommonly beauLi-
fIl. Even in the drought-ridden country west
of M the rain has at last come. But In many
localities too late. Mr.. John Burns tells us
this morning that his cotton mas only come np
since the late rains, and that he has plOughed
the land over aud planted corn instead. Thls
extremity, however, is not the case In very
large stretch OF country"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-12
Aphrodite.

The wind that swept along the shore
In one grand p4an died away,
And with the last faint echo or It's roar
Far DER the deep there rose the break OF day;
The heavy storm clouds partei right and ltlG
Red oorned the flashes through the rugged cleft.
Aha then the sun clomb In the sky,
To send broad'ning crimson track
Across the waves to where the wet sands lie.
A glistening scythe that cuts the bold waves
back;
And now and then. with quick'ning interval,
Cleaned through the waves LII It most magical.
And now the day WAS we'll begun,
The sunrise rays had left the sea,
The shame-faced clouds had fed before the SUI,
or fairest blue the heavenly canopy:
Twas then we've tina: overtopped the rest
Surged on, and bore tho Goddess on It's crest.
She crouched within monster shell,
Her blue.black hair around her chung.
As shaking or a heayen-created spen'
With sudden motion to her feet sne spfung'
And iridescent gleams OF green and golt
Flashed from the shell In glories manifold.
Abroad her massy hair she threw
And barred her white limbs to the day.
With happy wonder In her eyes deep blue
she glanced around the circle OF the bay;
And from the inner chsSbers OF the shell
A sweet EolIan music gan to swell.
Then when her shell.car touched the strand
She scanned the fertile valleys Ger,
And glad at heart, the raised her plnk'Whiee
And sang, 81 love, love-" and evermore
With that sweet song and those sweet "ords aoth
The world where Aphrodite seeks her king;
1.-THE Dark Blue.
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nrnas at mhr!esaIe.
--"""----s-"~s'
N0WTE NOISE .E DAVIS.


DoWIE, NOISE S DAVIS,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
CHAR RLEST TON, S. c.,
Offer to the public
SUMTER BITTEBS,
THE GREAT SOUTHERN TONIC AND UNI
vERSALLY POPULAR STOMAOHIO
AND APPETIZER.
Not merely to tickle the palate, but to infuse
health and vigor into the enervated and diseased
system, Ia the high purpose and sure effect Of
SUMTER BITTERS. Tnis famous restorative
creates no sudden flash OF excitement, to be suc.
oeeded by Increased debility and tenfold gloom.
1t braces the relaxed nerves and imrarts perma-
ment tone and regularity to the whole system
The rapid cures 1t has erected In DYSPEPSIA, Gen2
raj Debility, Nervous Diseases and as on Appeti-
ger and Strengthener, and as preventive Of
Chills and Fever, has rendered SUMTER BITTERS
q name without equal in the annals OF medicine
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-12
Drnus a16 Mehirlnfs.
GUYOT'S TAR
CONCENTRATED PROOF LIQUEUR

Mr Guyot has succeeded in depriving tar
Of its inSupportable sourness and bitterness,
and in rendering it very soluble. Profiting
by this happy discovery. he prepares con.
ccntrated ligucur of tar, which in small
volume contains large proportion Of the
active principle.
Guyots tar possesses all the advantages of
ordinary tar-water without any OF its draw
backs A glass of excellent tar-water without
any disagrceable taste may be inslantaneously
obtained by pouring teaspoonful into
glass of water
Any one can thus prepare his glass OF tar
| water at the moment he requires 1t. thus
economizing time, facilitating carriage and
obyiating the diSagrecable necessity OF hand
ling tar.
Guyofa tar replaces advantageously Sc
veral more or less inactive ptisans in the
treatment OF colds, bronchitis, coughs, and
catarrhs.
Guyots tar is employed with the greatest
success in the following diseases -
| AS A DRACGlIT. = A tcasponfal in a glass
oftoatcr, or t,Oo tablespoonfuls in bottle.
BRONCHITIS
caTARRH OF THE BLADDER
COLDS
OBSTINATE COUGHS
IRRITATION OF THE CHEST
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
WRoOPIRG COUGH
DISEASES or THE THROAT
| As A LOTION. - Pure or diluted with a
little ,uater.
AFFECTIONS OF THE SKIN
iTChiNGS
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
Cuyors far has been tried with the
greatest SUCCESS, in the principal hospitals of
France. Belgium, and Spain. Experience has
proved il 10 be the most hygienie drink in
time of cpidemics.
Detailed Instructions accompany each bottle
Depot in Paris, L. PRERB, i9, rue Jacob.
Agents In Charleston, DOWIE, NOISE q
\ DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists. 4