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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
{ he 1ailn State 2eaisttr
CARSON CITY:
Thursday. Nov. Ell. 1872
LOOKING BAtK.

sitting under the old elm-tree,
Just as I sat seven years ago:
Then ! was eager. and gay, and light,
Now | am patient. and calm, and slow
had then Il love which called my own,
The rest of my way | must walk alOne
I've done the work that | strove to do;
I've won the crown hat | hoped for
then:
Though no voice whispers TO me at home.
My narRr is safe on the tongues OF men:
All. SoESc had been happy to know my
fame.
But the last one left me before it came.
Sitting under the old elm tree.
oh. for the castles I used To build.
Dreaming my future all peace and Joy,
While toll and sorrow my present filled:
But win" Of such castles would be
deharred.
II the raise ones eyes, while the path is
hard!
Now, when the future 1 hoped is gained,
What would ! give for the past once
The hard, hard work with an honest end.
Tho o y that nerveG me to all l bore"
Far better the valley. II some be there,
Than the mountain summit so chill and
bare.
An empty home, and an empty heart,
Allle long SORROW that thrills my song,
Was it for these fiat I laborei So"
Was ii for these | endured 50 long?
should We dare to live, were the future !
seen?
Thank ,iod for the veil that He drops
bctwcent
-u>abella F. Mayo. in Good Words
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EEcHry ward Reccl?er's

Great LITERARY. RELIGIOUS. WEEKLY
NEW SPaSER. Agents having great success ,
One TOOK coo names in 3 month another 90
in 81 days. another 1ts in one week: enc u in
oAe dav. and many others equally vel. making
f,om 81 and : - to 81 pei day. Takes II sight
An old agent who know says: ~ think it the
best business f r canvas~ers ever offered Sorry I
did not engage sooner." Pays better than any
book agency. A rare chance to make money,
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ENGLISH RACING.
Reading Grand Hunt and Stcepio Chnscs-
second Day, January 4.

Reading Grand Hunt and Stcepie Chascs-
second Day, January 4.
The INSKEEPER's PLATE (handicap OF 40 sovs.;
winners extra about two mics.
Mr. J. Woodward's bl. IN. Black swan, py AM
M. SaIid's rhe Cniel. ag ID, IL ST. 10.
Mr. T. Drax's Fraty, aged, III st................. o
Mr. sandcmans Fervacques aged, 10 st. 12lb..
Mr. j. soatns scout years 10 81; 10 y.ar:
Dir. j. reeves; Francaici Years, 10 st. b..
Mr. +. j. Myers lie Batave 5ye.rs, 10 ST. lb.....
Mr.. Davenports Barney, aged, IL Sc lb..........
Mr.. G. Allec's Tourist, years 10 st. 6lb........
Mr.. Ii. r. Rays ST. George, years, 10 st.........
''' Mr. sand declared TO win with Courier.
Betung-5 to against Scout, TO against lie
Batave. 3 10 1 against SLACK swan, Ill 10 against
/. s. d., 8 TO against Chiei and 10 10 against
NriLryG STAKES OF 8 sovs. each with o5 added;
weight for age, with selling ana DINER allowances;
about Two miles and a half.
Mr. nlll.on's br. C. Bob By Dollar-catalpa,
N.Y. yoSr' a II :, i,a 1p aged ii St. 10: s4S;
Mr. r. j. Myers Tnree per Cent, aged, IL st. (ss0)
Mr.. 5. smlihs Billy wepD, aged, ii st. ID. (s4o.
Be,iing-Even oh Bob, 10 against Balder and
100 TO 10 against any other (oneredt
The BERKSHIRE OPEN HANDICAP Of 10 sovs. each,
forfeit TO the iund,, with 10 added; the second
saved MS stake; winners extra; ABOUT three miles;
~ subs. - -
kann OF Tartary; Bantam IL, aged III ST. 6 los. /
Mr. Duncaster's The RobDer, aged, list.
MI 4. @. HoDson's 0ddIeilow, aged, IL st........
MIR. IL. Iauus Wluule5, d&cu, IL sts lUs.........
Mr. ElIison's Ratuesnake years. IL st. Cnclud.
lng 10 lbs. extra).. ........." .......".. .....
Mir. Melvile's Gertrude, years, 10 st........... o
Oddfeliow, o to against RattesnaNe and 8 to
each against the Robber. Gertrude and Wddles.
Tne w .TERLO0 HANDICAP Of three sovereigns each;
about two miles.
Sir. Davenport's Barney Gate The DuGer), by
Lambton- Lampada aged IL st. 10 lbs...... W. o.
For the forlets.
The WELLINGTON PLATE (handicap) OF fifty sove.
reigns: winners extra; about two miles.
Mr. Perry - %. n. King o. the Roses, ny B0nny.
1eld-Rosebud. o years. IL st.................. /
Mr. J. Mar.in's e., by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
da n, years. IL ST. lbs''''. .,..............
Mr. =. r. Boards VIsage, years, IL ST. lbs....
Ijettlng-7 to on King OF the Roses
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IRELAND.
Tho Death Of Lord I.ureaD's Famous Dog
Master NIct;rath.


Master NIct;rath.
DUBLIN, Dec. 81 1871.
The lovers OF sport throughout the world VIII
learn with regret that Lord Lurgan's famous dog
Master McGrath, thrice winner of the Waterloo
Cup, died suddenly on Sunday night at ten O'Clock.
He had obtained such an extraordinary position In
the coursing world that his death will DO received
everywhere with surprise and regret. Though
entering on his sixth year ms noble owner had
entered him for the Waterloo OF next year, and WAS
sanrune Of his success. The event, however, OF
Sunday night has cut short ms hopes, anu LORD
Lurgaf, II he means TO carry or the prize At the
Co iing meeting, must not depend on Master
McCrath. An investigation into the death OF this
celebrated animal took place at BrOwnlow House,
before Dr. HOughton, OF Dublin, on Tusday alter
noon, IL was found that the immediate cause Of
death was double pneumonia, which effected bOth
lungs and the heart was at lie ist double the size or
that OF dog Of his weight--naInely, ty-our
ounces. Dr. Houghton said th.t tho medicines
used were OF The proper kind for cog IN That con-
dltIOn and that there was no reason to believe that
inc animal had received other medicines than those
mentioned by the witness. His death has taken the
pubic quite by surprise. He Is, beyond all ques-
ion the most celebrated dog In irish history. lie
won as nave said the Waterloo cups III 1865, 1859,
ISL a feat which no other dOg has vet accom-.
pisiei and nj all the irish meetings he never came
forward but 10 conquer.
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ENGLISH RACING NOTES.

The following Is a comparative table OF the mum.
Der OF entries for tho various spring handcaps for
the last eight years From this 10 Will he seen that
on this occasion the CITY and Suburban shows q
falling oil OF nine on the number OF last season, the
Nor. hamp toushire STAKES OF TWO, The Newmarket
Handicap OF twenty-four, and the chester Gun OF
twcntyone, While IN the Great Metropolitan there Is
an increase Of tw0:-
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ArcTInNEER.

falntlngs bfOn1es cOstv WORKS OF Art
AU0t STE MAkfINES n Co, Auctioneers.
Drawing Room Furniture, Ponpadour, Marie Antolneue
style, covered satin brociel reps marqueterc Capme,'
Etageres secretare bookcase kucoienurrs Jsrdinees
Can't rbuy Velvet Medallion Carpets magaincen rosewood
riancfoe, made TO order, bra!ed maker on
by eminent artists rosewood snd walnut Bureaus beu
seaJs. wardrobes Mattresses Bedding Extension iape,
SidebDard, China Ware, Linen, Glassware Cutlery SILVER
Ware: also Furniture. servants apArtrnenta
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another dinner offered them by the Minister OF
Puohc Works, IN the great nail OF tine capital. and
tomorrow morning they sec a three days
excursion to Naples. where they have boon Invited
by the municipality to VISIT all the objects OF inter-
est IN and around that charming city.
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The Departure of Prince Meter
mich from Paris.
NEW YEARS DAY IN ROME.
Cyrus W. Fields Banquet to the Inter-
national Telegraphic Delegates.
Prince Frederick Charles and the
Great Pan-SlaVist Leader.

The Cunard steamship CaIabria, Captain Nc
Micken. from Liverpool January 49, via Queens
town the l4tn. arrived at this port yesterday with
xwo days later mails.
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Prince Frederick Charles Conversation with
the Editor Of the Moscow Gnxette-Yhat
the Leader Of the Pau-Sluvist Party Had
to say, and tho Reply Of the Red Prince.
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sss 1859 1870, is7i ls7;

The bay colt sir Roger, by Adventurer out OF
Lean, by ST. Adams, purchased at Mr.. w. Saulers
wearing sale at tue last Doncaster meetiug for
1885, by Mr.. ]. Woocott. for The Duke OF Hamli-
ton, died suddenly o lew days since. The colt WAS
nominated Tor the Middle iarS Plate, the Derry ST.
Leaer ana several other important engagement e.
Lean was bred BY Mr.. GrcvIIe In 1863 aud the colt
VINO - Just dead was her nrst oaI.
ENGLISH AND rRRNou WICHITA
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TEE Horse PnAauE-Irs UNrAvoRA-

LIE HORSE PIAaUE-ITs UNFAvoRA-
BILE EFFECT ON BUSINESS. s.-On former oo.
casions, says the New York Euening Er-
press, of the 28th instant, before this
horse plague made its appearance, West
street and along the docks from the
battery, presented busy scone not often
witnessed on the great docks of Liver
pool. To-day different view presents
itself, for all along the docks business is
almost at stand-still. With the excep-
tion of few light wagons hero and
there, nothing now comes in the way of
those who had often fifteen or twenty
minutes to wait to get nm opportunity to
cross the ferry. A survey through the
docks tells truly. On the Narragansette
pier, on each side, huge piles of boxes
lie awaiting removal. Ono of tho men,
being accosted and asked the cause, said:
"There arc no horses to remove it; We
had nineteen teams, and they are all
down; was driver, and now I was
sent to help to remove the stuff back
ward. in order that q passage might be
kept clear for the passengers to tho boats.
At the great Southern line, pier 20,
things are as bad; no teams were on tho
pier, and huge piles on all sides blocked
the way. On the Boston line the boats
have been detained in consequence of
there being no room for the freight.
This company has contract with ex-
press companies, who, Notwithstanding
their horses are all down, continue to
keep few on the road, and by that
means the freight is kept cleared. The
agent believes that there will not be a
team to be had on Monday. md q gene-
raj cessation of business will ensue as
regards the carrying Of freight. The
approaches to West street. which was
formerly crowded on Saturday after
noon with teams and wagons. and which
often impeded the running of the cars,
to the annoyance of many, are now al
most deserted. At the piers of the
ocean steamers, the bales of goods and
hardware for Europe lie on the piers un-
removed. The piers are actually desert
ed. at the Anchor pier, the agent states
that If such a state of things exist a
week as they do to-day. the steamers
cannot be unladen. There are no teams
to remove the freights, and the compa-
MES care not to block up the piers. The
India, of the Anchor line, which ar
rived on Friday has not commenced yot
to discharge her cargo.
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ATTRACTION FOR TIE EaIR1
1hWIN'S HALL---Two Nights Only |!
November md 5.

usT returned from Europe, ANDERSON.
- the ILLUSIONIST, assisted bv I'EONS
and O0LUMBIA ANDERSON. Also, YOUNG
Prof. sHUBERT, eminent Pianist and Com
poser, OF Nilsson Opera Troupe, has been on
The ER!AL SUSPENSION, by Leona An
uerson, which has created so much sensation
throughout Europe and the Sandwich I.lands.
WI! De introduced in an entirely different
American continent.
1oo beautiful and costly presents will bo
distributed among the audience ut ach per
formancs.
Rs Adm1sslon II. Doors open att. Com
mence at 8. Reserved seats can be hnd NJ
the Hall, on FRIDAY, November /, without
extra charge. See small bills &c.
oct 23 N1235
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a Great Bargain.

A NY one desirous of entoring into good
"a business. with a small capital, now ia
your time. Twill sell my HOUSE, which has
piehty OF room, new painted and carpeted,
PlCTURES complete, with inetrumcnts, lsrao
and small. Stock for 1000 pictures on ha nd:
inriniture, l.t,i show cases specimens, &c.-ali OF
wnicn ~n GSst over 5000. will sell tho WHOLE
GnARGE in h few weeks. tor only SIX HUN
DRIED AND lFrY DOLLARS Call at once
at at Cooper's Gallery, Plain stroct, near r. 6.
Shiver's store. " W
N. B.-Selling on account of rich mineral
interests n to SEQ after, and am going away.
OCI Oh 6f
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SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH. heavy
headache, obstruction of nasal passages,
discharge falling into throat, sometimes
profuse, watery, aorid, thick md tena-
cious mucus, purulent, o-purulent,
bloody, putrid, offensive, etc. In others
dryness, dry, watery, weak or infamed
eyes, ringing in ears, deafness, hawking
and coughing to clear the throat, ulcera-
tions, scabs from ulcers, constant desire
to clear nose and throat, voice altered,
nasal twang, offensive breath, impaired
smell and taste, dizziness, mental de-
preston, tickling cough, idiocy and in.
sanity.
All the above symptoms arc common
to the disease in some of it's stages or
complications. yet thousands of cases an
nnally terminate IN consumption, and
end in the grave, without ever manifest
ing one-third Of the above symptoms.
No diseaso is more common or less un-
derstood by physicians. The proprietor
OF Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will pay
$500 reward for q, case of Catarrh which
he cannot cure. Sold by druggists.
The justice of the verdict rendered by
the public years ago in favor of the
MEXICAN MUSTANG L1NIA1ENr must be
apparent to all who have used thut fa-
nous preparation, or scon it used. Its
healing influence is irresistible. The
most obstinate forms of neuralgic or
rheumatic disease are totally cured by it,
and that In On inoonceivabio short space
of time. External injuries or sores,
whether of man or boast, as we'll as ali
equine or human maladies for which
inimen may be used, are speedily rome
died by its use. Remember it is not
merely palliative but an eradicant of
disease O3I it's
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Replete.

hcpltG6.
WE do not wish to be ssfraptic" in our
Nv style of advertising, but we do bcr a
dlscrlminating public to peruso the fow foI-
lowing items before eating or drinking apy.
thing 'purchased clsewhere:"
Yes, madam, two are talking to tho ladies'
now.) our stock is rrepietc with everything no.
ceseary to supply tho modest larder, or tickle
tho appetite of the fastidious epicure; in fact.
anything from BUTTER to BkOMA, MACK,
EhEL to MUSHKOOMS.
ALSO,
Chcddar Cheese and tho sllrowry Limbcrg-
or, with the hncat assortment OF English and
American CRACKERS, PICKLES, SAUCES.
POITED MEATS, Calls Foot and other JEI,.
LIES and PfESEhHES, ever offered in Co.
lumbia.
And, Mr.. Mann, twc havo talked to you be-
tore,) and you know rctty well how it is your
sell. You have shown 1T III your actions, and
We thank you sincerely; we only promise to
DO aH we have been doing. When madam az
attended TO the gastronomical ARRANGEMENT
and tho cloth has been taken from the table
the proper ingredients may bo had, as usual,
TO AID digestion, and create that feast OF
reason and the flow Of soul" which Moot 4
Chandon, Latour Blanche or Chateau Youom
alone can create in generous souls. "Jes So -
o0nIr Onr STOCK OF hne imported SHERRIES,
Ir90NTS. I9 CLARETS, HOOKS, and othor
WINES, always in full supply.
Our Brandies are unapproachablea and this
standard shall be maintained.
Oct 20 GEO. SUMMERS.
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! have usod DR.. Simmons Liver Re-
gulator in my family for dyspepsia and
sick headache, and regard it as an inval-
uable remedy in these attacks. It has
not failed to give relief in any instance
Rev. W. T. EASTERLING,
N2t3M Florida Conference.
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T. COLUMBIA G. SATURDAY MORNING. 1872 VOL
Special Not1ces.

On hnrrtage.-Happy relief for Youne
Men from the effects of Errors and Abuses in
early lilo. Manhood restored. Impcdiments
to Marriage removed. Now method of treat.
mont. NOW ana remarkable remedies. Books
ADDRESS HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Aug IL 9mo
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Fashionable Drcse kirr

Fashionable Drcss- Eaking.
MT ISIS ANNIE WlTTYOGEL desires to
W. inform her old customers and the
public generally that she will, on THURSDAY
next, open DRESS S-MAKING ESTABLISH
MENT IN tho rear OF W. u Love & Co.'s store.
under Wheelcr's building. Orders solicited
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A Valuable Tract Of Land For Sale.

HNIlE subscIibor Oilers Tor sale his pi.ANTA-
Il IiDN, near Abbovillc Court House, rart
OF II vii Inn the coyIorat, ln.its o! Tie town
Ii contains $50 acres q! land scvcnty-tyc Of
which Ii good creek hu;iuni. On it i. n conn
fmtahlc DIV, Hug House. Gin House. and all
necessary oGt-hGi!d!nEa: also n Niuryala o..
HcupprihonH Grapes OF ncv.h arrcs in fu
bearing. Will stone House. Collar. AMI M
appliances for making wine. a,.d y ii,c co.i,r
H".! oi rruii .icrs, ]! T. BOWIE.
Stit ,i.,Vi.,, I. !!
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For Rent.

fff'tta THAT large and commod;ous STORE
Hi; now occupied 10y llcssrs. Portcr& Steele.
A-.*- oss session given the lst of October.
,"f terms, inquire g! q. DlEECkS.
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The Grand Central
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
Is Now Receiving the Finishing

WTE are now pcttlcd in our large and Gle
w CANT store. where customers will find
every convenience and comfort, with plenty
OF light to make their selections.
Tho various departments arc thoroughly
rclurnishcd and amply supplied with all the
new and desirable goods found either III Do
mestic or Foreign markets.
We cordially invite all to examine our large
and attractive stock, where will be found, at
All times, the latest novelties, as well rs full
limo OF DOMEST1CS and HOMESPUNS.
our CARPETS are exceedingly beautiful in
patterns and very low in prices,
RUGS in endless variety
Our sl.0O and $1.50 KID GLOVES, in one
and two Buttons, are the best ever sold in Co.
the ladies' in good humor.
Me nave adopted new rule at tho GRAND
change. WIN. D. LOVE 4. CO
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishment
Under the Wheeler House,
oct 20 Corner Main and Plain streets.
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StOrk's Restaurant,
oysters and Other Refreshments
New Goods. New Goods!

-, offer to the public as fine Stock Of
Ea Goods for 6cnilemcns wear NJ can be
fRsecn in this market, consisting OF Eng
- lis!i, French and Amcricnn CASSi.
Tic DAVIS SHIRT always on hand. Nv Stock
OF Emhroiacrcd Vest Patterns il 0uitc n no.
vci,y. am aiso Agent for WanriamaLcr &
Br"wn, the largest clothing house in America.
samples of whose goods may he seen On NV
counter.
guarantee satisfaction in all cases. and
solicit share of public patronage.
sept ~ @. ID. EBEKHALDT
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Desirable Residence for Sale

4.A wllE desirable one and half story
.G%iT DWELLING, located ON the Sontb. ,snst
corncr of Lady and Marion streets. il
GnrreG '3nr, ior sale. The house has all the mo-
The ioi contains half an acre. For terms
apriyto ~ NJ pni GCt.'
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TO Rent.

h-.t 70 an approved tenant, will rcnt ~
fhs walker iiousc," situated On Urpcr
~f- i'rn'dary street. Apply to
''l' &" 4 O'NEALE. in.
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Boarding.
M ISS CORDELIA MOkDECAI, Columbia.
1V1 ). G., announces that her establish.
mont, Soutli-wcst corner Of Sumter nd Lady
stroets, is prepared to accommodate o HOAUD,
ERS, permanent tod transient, where tbn
taste and comforts of tho most fasii,li0us
viii! b2 guaranteed. Oct 70 i1n'n
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For Sale.

For Sale,
A PLANTATION in Sumter Countv, !;rown
"A AZ the bradford Springs Place. /, con-
tains 7o3 acres of land, fifteen miles from
Sumter g. II. and about the same distance
from Camden. For particulars and terms,
applvio Mcssrs B1,ANDING% iICHAEDSON
Attorneys nt Law, Sumter g. II. Sept l
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FOUND Ell LAST.
VIE place 10 buy everything wantrd. The
Il best selection OF pEI;FUMEEY ry.r
offered in Columbia, the following brand Of
which Stands conspicuous:
OUR CHIEFTAIN.
With every bottle Of this pcrfnmc sold. q pio.
turo of General Il. f.. Lee is given.
GREELEY C GRANT PRIZE BOXES.
Containing Candy and Pictures Of these dis
tinguished officials. N''
PERFUME ATOMIZEES, for refreshing and
rowling the nerves ''-u
brands. A "e''
FRENCH CANDIES, in all variety: also
plain and assorted, together with many oiher
desirable articles too numrron., to mention.
Oct ~ CIV. ANTWERP
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This unrivalled Medicine il Warranted not
to contain single particle OF MERCURY, or
any Injurious mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
For FORTY YEARS, it has proved it's great
value in all diseases of tho LIVER. BowEI8
and KIDNEYS. Thousands of tho good and
great in all parts Of the country vouch for it's
wonderful and peculiar power in purifying the
BLOOD, stimulating tho torpid LIVER and
BOWELS, and imparting new life and yigor to
tho whole system. SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR is acknowledged to have no equal as
LIVER MEDICINE.
1t contains four medical clements, never
united in the same happy proportion in any
other preparation, viz. gentle Cathartic, a
wonderful Tonic, On unexceptionabie Altera-
tive, and certain Corrective of all impurities
OF the body. Snch signal success has attend
cd it's use. that it ia now regarded as tho
GREAT UNEAILTNG SPECIFIC
Tor LIVER COMPLAINT and the painful offspring
thereof. to wit: DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPA.
lion Jaundice, Bilious attacks, SICK HEAD
ACHE, Colo, Depression ot Spirits, SOUR
STOMACH, HEARTBURN, &C., &c.
Regulate the Liver and prevent
CiIILLS AND FEVER.
SIMMONS LIVER REG ULAT0R
Is manufactured only by
j. Fl. ZEILIN d CO.,
Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia.
Price 81 90 per package; sent by mail post.
age paid. :l25. Prepared ready for use in
SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS
81 Beware OF all Counterfeits and Imita-
IONS. eo Sept IA IT
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namcnial Hair in every stylo and variety:
articles too numerous to mcntion. IIankfnl
for past favors, sho hopes tor O. continuance
from the Ladies Of Coiumbia and elsewhere,
who Will please call and sec Tor themselves
Oct 27 Inc
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MILLINERY.
10 the Ladies-..Great Attractions.

]; 81 & Il 4
AA MRS. @. L. REED has Just So
NEfM lccted in New York and other
fYYNV&fA cities superior stock OF MIL
&!ESF4A LlNERY aud other goods, con-
SSSSE{ VT sisting of elegant BONNETS and
EJEN G8W HATS, in Velvet, Silk, Grape and
SYH/A Straw. Also, Infants Caps, Hats
N Nv and Cloaks, Ladies' and Chill
GSl drcn's Dresses Fura tn O-n,