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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-22

Boarding.
MIss CORDELIA MORDECAI, Columbia.
1X1. 8. O., announces that her establish.
ment, South-west corner Of Sumter and Lady
streets. Is prepared to accommodate BOARD.
ERS, permanent and transient, whore the
taste and comforts OF the most faetidious
"iii 90 guaranteed. Oct IL limo
day for one month.
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MILLY1L1E, Fla. septemhar 22 1855

MILLyILLE, FLA, September 20, 1856.
DR.. Nm. Il. 1att-DEAR SIR: In nv younp
days, was rather wild. and became the vic.
an eminent physician, and thought was
cured. After moving to this State, was hor-
rihed at finding that the disease was making
1IS appearance. again. in secondary form.
parts OF my body. also became afflicted
with severe rheumatism. employed diffar-
ens ;n.p physioians y and used various patent medi-
oines :a:t Ior months, al to no purpose. During
ana Queens Delight, and concluded to try it.
IL have taken dozen bottles, and believe that
Sne poison Is entirely driven from my system.
sure thing Of it. At the request Of your agent.
l. send this to You. You are at liberty to use
1t ss you like. Yours respectfully,
OoG ~ 4N3 JOHN II. GUILFORD.
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For Rent.
Desirable Residence for Sale.

I'D THE desirable ono and half story
.I% DWELLING, located on the South. west
Ncorner OF Lady and Marion streets, is
offered for sale. The house has all tho mo-
dorm improvements, with Mansard roof.
The lot contains half an acre. For terms,
apply to It. M. POLLOCK.
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First take tho Blood and Liver Pills. TO work
or or tho PIE and purify the blood; three or
iour Will be sufficient. Then take tablo.
spoonful of HEINITSHS CHILL CURE. It
has boon tried: wo know it.
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=, Our friend OF the Christian Neigh1or saws
that people who complain Of dull times don't
aaysrtisei AYE j. Make known yonr complaints.
aa, nnls is aeinitsh's plan: Make known your
1omolainte; CO. Beinitsh has remedySthe
81, BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS, the best family
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Cotton Gin.
I FORTY.SAW COTTON GIN. with CON-
1 DENsER. manufactured by Horace L.
Emory, as good ae new. having been only
used few weeks. Will be sold at a sacrifice.
Dy JOHN AGNEW Il SON.
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The Grand Central
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
1s Now Receiving the Finishing
Touches!

WE are now settled in our large and ele
w CANT store. where customers will and
every convenience and comfort, with plenty
OF light to make their selections.
The various departments are thoroupblv
re1urniahed and amply supplied with ali the
new and desirable goods found either in Do.
mesttc or Foreign markets,
We cordially Invite all to examine our large
and attractive stock, where will be found. at
Al times, the latest novelties. as we'll as fulj
line OF DOMESTIOS and HOMESPUNB.
patterns and very low in prices.
RUGS in endless variety.
Our $1.O0 and $3.50 KID GLOVES, in one
Sno Two Buttons, are the best ever sold in Co.
inmDla Tor the money. All fit we'll, and keen
the ladies In good humor ''f
we have adopted new rule at the GRAND
change. WIN. d. LOVE A. co eA"o'
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishment.
Under the Wheeler House.
Oct 20 Corner Main and Plain etreets
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Swine.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, s. O., Sept. 25, 1872
A FTER the 1st day Of October, the Ordi-
In the streets will be enforced,
septic O. BARNUNf, CITY Clerk.
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Fresh Biscuits.

EAR1NA, Pearl. Oyster, Wine. Butter, Milk,
IL Picnic. Cream, Corn Hill, Lemon, Soda.
DO. all fresh. For sale low by
Oct0 HOPE & GYLES.
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Special Not1oe9.

Mon from the effects Of Errors and Abuses in
early life Manhood restored. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in scaled enyelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Aug IA 3mo
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NEW FIRM.

II. ErIMgrRYR, Of tue firm OF KuBrFxgRs K
HAVEN OF Blovmingdale, having retired from
active business. tho remaining partners. j.
KulIEysER and A. HAVEN will continue che
businest Of General Merchandise, under the
firm nerie of
3. EHAFES.
\ well selected stoc., consisting OK
Dry GDOsis, q iOth1uEs. groceries
Hardware. EgniA aud Caps.
Boots and Shoes. Erockery, ~ e..
Always on hand. Also,
Hash, Doors, sssinds and ASri-
cultural implements.
CASH PAID FOR CORN. also for WHITE
WOOD. WHITE ASH, OAK. and BLACK
WALNUT LOGS.
Thankful for the liberal patronage " the past
the new firm will Try 10 merit share OK the
patronage OF tnelr VICINITY in the future.
KiLBEEFER Il HAVEN.
Bloornngdslc, Jan. ~, 1879. 87S
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, pE HAp oF IA. liz LIE aRocrRa.

FIRE FIREl FfRE!-Notice il hereby Civ
en- TINT the Annual BE citing OF the Farmers
Mutual Fire iasuranca Company OF Van Buren,
County, Michigan, viii be held q. tho Court
House IN Paw Raw, on Monday, March II tn.
lsl2, 81 ono o'clool, p. To-, for tho purpose OF
olecting Owe directors aud Ter tho transaction
O. any business that may properly como before
the paid N citing
Paw Paw, foby 221. 1872 $500
IL. l.. HAITI away. Secretarv.
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MARRIBD.-At the res,deuoe Of the brides
father. by Rev. o. Ebert, ON the 22d of Feb,
y. 2. Cosoxs and EnhA CousoLLua
At the residence Of the brides father, by
Rev. Daniel Osborn, ME- LoREHso w. Dun
HAN and MISS. LYDIA l.. CLARE. all OF In Wrence.
by the same. Mn. JAPER BUnnE1L and MISS
HANNAH 4 NosTHAn, all of Arlington, Mich.
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,ruw WORK MARKET.
NEW York, Feb. Goth, 1872.

NEW York, Feb. Goth, 1872.
The keeping up OF cotton to ago. and the
excitement in wool. gives dry goods iobbers a
powerful leverage on values mther line That
they are using it on all and every oc,asion is
too we'll known. Their most successful efforts,
however, ars confined to the more seasonable
fabrics and new styles. As a whole, the dry
goods irldo does not show the volume 1t should
under conditions OF such exclt msnt. Tho
great dcawba.l ~ IA over supply Of WOODEN
fabrics, and now it appears that retailers arc
pretty well stocked Wth both cottln3 and WOOL
ems Tor tba sping trade. Hence, since prices
can hardly Dc higher, the abseoes or speculative
purchases on their part. Groceries rule quiet ::
Soft refined sugars, 1l@llWo. C,ffee. now
that tho duty ia Amos sure TO DO taken of, ie
dull and nominal at M(9]Gc. decline. The tea
dealers are getting on the anxious seat, for i5c-
per tax OF. Will be 40 small Item IN their line.
Mt pork has declined TO sl48l4,25 For new.
Lard IA firm at 911c. Cor steam, md 95Sc. for
kettle Cheese quiet at 13@l7c Best western
butter 22c- Flour is steady, and il anything
tending upward. Wheat il active aud higher
red western and amber, S1.6s@l.73. Corn,
dull at 711fs72c., and oats at 511d@5Sc. Gold
1101{a1l0X. Money easy at 697 per cent
NV YORK. Feb. n, 1879.
Co ton hss again advanced TO ~ 7-sths) and
dry goods arc shade flrmer in consequence.
There is, however, but . hight movement in
goods, and dealers ara & Generally dissatisfied
with the tone OF buyers. Woolsns may be
termed dull when the condition Of the wool
market ;s considered. 1t Is feared shat some
WOODEN manufactures viii have hard time ~
weather il through. Raw and manufactured
materials are out Of proportion with sach other
a. regards value; and now that foreign-snd
.ocn after-domestic wool will be on hand, the
prospect Of getting rid Of the heavy stocks OF
goods before the market is again surfeited is
not bright. The blame in ali laid &C The door
of ''over-production" 81 wooens. Flour IL
heavy. Wheat is tending downward slightly;
it is feared that IA rlse in the English markets
Will alone prevent heavy .iosse here, and that
coon: white western nominal at el.S0Gsl.82.
Corn, lower, 7019@71c. Coffee liz quiet: Tea
do. and Sugar &c. lover. Provisions steady
New Mess Pork S14@1f % Kettle Lard. SIC.
Cheese very firm. Dressed Hogs SIC. Tur-
pentine declined to 85c. Gold weak ut i.l05f.
Money sntive ut Z per cant.
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ScR1pSyn's FoB MARCH. The March number
OF ScHnNKB's IL brigh with picture. story, and
posm George Alfred Townsend gives IA, in
the leading article, glimpse into that pietur-
esque and romantic, but hitherto little known
region, tho "Chesapeake Peninsula, many OF
tho mpsnying illustrations being parucu-
lsrly bright aud attractive. Bayard Taylor has
an interesting article on " The Heart OF Araba,"
with effective pictures and Mr.. Townley con-
tributes entertaining sketches OF the celebrated
artists Page aud Bierstadt. III bis illustrated
series Of - Living American Artists" Noah
Brooks account OF " The Cruse OF the balboa
ia curious and graphs tsle. founded upon
fact and from susan Coolr!dge we hIyo .
tender little story, entitled ia tho Brook. -"
The third OF Warmers delicious " Backlog
Studies " Statistics OF Statira,' by Mrs.
Sherwood, and an article by Vim. O. stoddard,
throwing light, by means OF the sue2 Canal
surveys, upon tho Red Sea crossing Of the
Jews under Moses President ssmson's paper
on 1.-The False Claim OF MormonsIn, in
which no denies that potygany II justified By
Aslstic or patrisrehal custom, Mohammedaa o.
Mosaic statutes, all these are suggestive in
different ways but tho article m the present
number likely 10 attract most attention Is Cot.
knox'a account Of "rhht Grand jury o.
which he IL a member, and which has achieved
snch distinction for IT'S fearless action in the
matter of the city frauds. Ue tells several
amusing and pathetic incidents Of tho eession,
and indicates the ingenious manner in which
witnesses were 0btaiucd q taEify in ,ho fraud
ca-os. a. II. and Hiram Rich aro tlf poets Of
this uumbor. Mira. OhpnantB at His GEtos. ;,
Il continued with interest, and George Nc
donald's Wiliud Cumberme1u' il concluded.
IA the . Topics Of the Time there ere .'egslys''
on Essy Ieasous from Hard Lives 81" Some
siins that Wealth eau 90 Tor Labor. and
I" Fewer seruous aud sIora Service" "rhs
Olj Cabinet" falls unler tla ,saadsof % Z iIsc,s-
Gco," "A sernoO lor tLo line" .Tas BAL.
loon h.ge,' What By Family Euoas ap5at
Ne, auI Wcls1ue AaedJn1dI" In 4" Home
cui SgcctY' ar1 &c ia Bohal q ara Exile. q.
" Eiamuatfne, ald " Bs9g-t.a" ia "Gultuc
aud Progress Abroad and al Homo" ruaEy
tialely s-bjest5 and nov books are discussed [:
~ tho latter there IA e1ltoH4l Ola tio extrayI-
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Business Notices.

Docs the good wife need Clothes Wringera
u 70 buy the RELIANCE, with she WARRANTED
MouToa ROLL. You can find IT at the Tai
hrcl. 1884
10000 los. Paper Rags wanted BY Mills Eros.
FOR fraE class Dental Services, go to DIR
Hooker. OF Paw Paw lie will quiet your
aching TEETH. and aoOthe your dental tr'b-
ulatona $50
Boy your boots and shoes OF Van Auken & Co
20 per cent saved by buying your Clothing
OF Van Auken r. Co. 871
Save your money and buy your goods where
no shodoIes Arc sold. Recollect the place. A.
Van Auken Co.
desperate and tenacious cold can be broken
up and exterminated by using Barrs Pectoral.
It. W. Longweu Co. agents, Paw Paw, Mich.
Bars Ague Medicine prevents return Of
the chill and exterminates the disease. q. w.
Longwell & Co. agents, Paw Paw, Mich
5000 cords four feet wood wanted at Van Au-
Ken & Goa
New Goods for the Holidays Just received at
Van AuSeu & Co.'S
d. 3. Deland's Best salerstus at Glidden's
only 10 cents per pound
You can get good two or three sooped pal
~ GhddeDs for IS cents.
New Attractions in Winter Goods direct from
New York and Boston markets at Van Auken
s. Co.'S
May Flower Chewing xobsco Ut Glidden's
for e1.25.
Druggists all cell Bars Pectoral Elixir for
Colds Coughs Group &c sold 10y Il. w.
LODgwell 81 Co.
Druggists all sell Bars Ague Medicine, aud
have never failed to recommend it. q. W.
Longwell & Co. agents, Paw Paw Mich.
We hear no complaints from that best Japan
Tea; every one who has tined It says Glidden
keeps the best IN town
Ladies do not buy your Millinery and Fancy
Goods before looking over the choice assert
ment OF everything in the above line now open
ing at SelIicks $40
magnificent stock OF cersw Hats and Bon
nets, Flowers, Ribbons, Laces and Fancy Goods
iust opened at Seilick's, Si2
Bars Pectoral Elixir is simple. pleasant, and
a sure cure in all diseases Of the Throat and
Lunga. 4. w. Aonggeli &. Co, agents.
Bars Ague Medicine is the result OF 20 years
study by scientific chemist q. ". Iongwell
8 Co. agents.
Look 4Eerc.--A farm OF eighty acre. in
Allegan Co. Trowbridge town, to rent or let on
shares. There are forty acres cleared and well
improved. There is q sugar orchard OF 300
good trees also. l will sell this farm on time
with small sum paid on contract. This farm
is 5 miles south OF Allegan.
Address n. MASON, Physician and Surgeon.
Lake Mills. Van Puren County Michigan. s 79tf
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4 Valuable Farm for Sate.-A
farm OF 100 acres, LOO acres under cultivation,
40 acres in wheat. = dwelling houses, barns and
out-houses, all kinds OF fruit, durable spring
water, the farm under good state Of cultiva-
ton and every way csirable. and situate one
and one half miles north OF Lawrence, on the
town line road, will sold at good bargain.
8S1 Apply to III. O. WELLS. on tho premises
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Those who cnioya good emp o. Tea are here-
M iiaeo THAT choice article of japan Tea
can 10 hti It tie Grover Store OF w. RI. Gid
Gen, winch vii % sur % Ego satisfaction 20
eli lovers q! tar b8set. 49,.
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Invest One Dollar in Bars Pectoral Elixir,
and stop that troublesome cough: q. W. Long
well 4 Co. agents, Paw Paw, Mich.
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WoCp.-Those Of our subscribers who have
promised us wood in payment Tor their copy
Of the True Northerner. will besr in mind that
now Is q good time 30 deliver it
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THE Hggr UNION TEMPERANCE Myar1ya n,
the wear 1872 was held at the Disciple Church
on Sabbath Evening, Feb. Is. After the al.
dress by the psstor Of tho Presbyterian Church
OH motion OF Mr. Y. A. Granger, u cornnitte.
OF three wss cdOsen To arraage for the next
meeting which by subsequent motion was Nd
pointed to bo held in two weeks-Sabbath ,ve-
nng March lst. il VAS thou suggested that
some measures 10 taken efIectually 20 SION the
sale OF liquor ia this place by legal proceedings
After quite an extended dcbaie ia watch Mesars.
Woodrnau, Blsc.uns1, Granger. Van Auken.
DR.. Emory, and others participated, tue meet
ing proceeded 20 appoint committee of twelve
whose duty it should be to attend TO the oxe-
eution OF the State Law prohibiting tho sale o..
intoxicating liquors. Ihe following citizens
were chosen az such committee:
e.. NJ. sefVoes, j. j. Woodinpu
". 4. Eenwicb, Y. A. Granger
\. Van Auken, Geo koous
DR.. J. ". Emory, w. Whtchsr,
Eugene Mills, II. L. Rosa
III. T.. Nelson, z. Martin.
The meeting pledged itself by risia; vote.
! almost unanimous, 10 sustain their represents
tiyos in the performance OF their duties.
Nearly thousand dollass Was then pledqoI
az fuud to bear whatever expense tho COM
mitteO might lind it necessary TO incur in the
dischArie Of their duty. largo number OF
the most substantial ctizens Of tire yillsge and
vicinity arc contributors 10 this fund. One
lsly present pledged on hundred dollars.
Tho people are evidently in earnest and OK
pact 10 sland nv tl,oir IasScra IrT,sti~c, fl,,,
there VII 30 TO dinchins on tho part of any.
From al over the State como reports CT what
has been doro IN The interest Of Temperance.
Hsymg Eavo tho'r reports shall 40 not com
piete tho wols and continue cur vigilance and
8v9 Paw Paw rank allonc tLo tomp6anco
towns of sio Esaio?
Does nos tlis effort commend itself 10 tho
good sense and Judgment Of or people?
Ta le v55tr worn On CftthaF Vr-i14rrs n,
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dinary story OF :. Wilfrid Cumbermede" (now
published in book form), and this very diversi-
fed number ends with delightful pencil satire
in the department of Btchings, 4" on the Open
ing OF the Duck Season.
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DENTISTRY


The necessity Of timely treatment in all DIS
xAsIs Of the TEETH, both local and ooNsTITU-
r1oxAI, 10 OF the greatest importance to health
and happiness. II neglected too long, they are
almost sure to set mp bideous gTowl, constitu-
ting ono Of the small Hsdes" Of this life. 90
OrnSx Ii LyIx's BLoGK. Paw Paw, MICH.
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Invest one dollar in Bars Ague Medicine.
and cure your Chills. q. v. Longweil & Go.
agents, Paw Paw, Mich.
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y. w. BALL,
MONEY W'ap Eds AN.


On improved unincumbered farms. for one or
more years. For tsrIns, etc.. enquire OF
800 {. A. HARRISON, Paw Paw Mich.
PROBATE ORDER.--State og Michigan,
County OF Van Buren,, ~. At q SESSION of tho
Probate Court. for the County OF Van Buren,,
holden at the Probate Office, III tho Village 81
Paw Paw, Oh Monday, the twentY-pixth day os
February, IN tho year one Thousand eight hpnd-
red and eeventy-two. Present-GeorXe w
Iswton, Judge OF Probate.
In tho matter OF the Estate of Jonathan Moi
fit, deceased. On reading q fling tho petition,
duly verified, OF Aaron Van hukCn, setting
forth that he In n creditor Of the said estate,
and praying that administration ~ said estrt,
may be granted TO John Knowles or some Other
suitable person.
Ibereupon IL "a Ordered, that Monday. tho
twenty-fifth day or March, 1872, 30 ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing on
said petition, and that the heirs at law OF ssid
deceased and Gll other persons interested In
said estate. are required TO appear mt n session
of said Court, then to be holden at tho Probate
Office in the Village OF Paw Paw, and chow
cause. IL any there be, Why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not he granted: And It Ia
further Ordered, that said petitioner give notice
70 the persons Interested IN said estate o. tho
Tendency of said petition, and the hearing
thereof, ~ causing copy OF this Order TO Ia.
published IN tho lrI9 NCrtberner, uow5papey1l
printed and circulating In said County Of Va,
Burou for three successive weeks, as least, uref
viOus to said DAY ct hearing $685.
GEO. w. LAYTON, ,uiGe or Probote.
true copy. q. ~. LAwroN Judge Of rrobai 4
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HIGH SCHOOL.
Senior Class-Franh N. Collins
Middle Class-Elms Waters
Junior Class i}a'e'
Preparatory Class--wm. h'son-
First Grade~-Ailie Buckley.
c..ond 0rade-Sarah Howard
1b;,L Grade--Orea Davis.
Fourth Grade--Bertie Manning.
Fifth Grada-Frank Bitely.
Sixth Grade-Carrie Parker.
Seventh Grade-Carrie McKendr,ck.
Eighth Grads--Henry Smith.
Ninth Grade-IIattie VanKirk.
Tenth Grads-Gecrge Nichols.
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-.gIE' Es.4 "a FDgEssEG gC6S92E.
STAB SCHOLARS Tor tho monti eniiug Friday
FEB. %, 1872.
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HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OF FREE LEO
TURES FOR MARCH.
6th--PRoF. }. EsTABRooK, Of Ypsilann'
istb-DuANr DoGY, Esq, OF Detroit
2Oth-HENEY a. FoRp, Esq, OF MICS
a7th--HoK. GuARLrs r. BHo"D' o. h''4-hl''0o-
We HAVE received communication signed
"Tawton rnbuao Reporter" |ho author
,,,,st t,,r,is, bis maine, as wo puhlSI nothing
,,,,I.ss wo know who tho author is.
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on HOLD ON Ono thing morol Very
Important TO tire Lndiesl Smith wants toknoW
II Goats 200 yd spool Cotton is cheap at &c
spool
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T. I H e v II i j..

1 ! "a; 9|;3|''E|||4
!sIE| 7ssfis;I;1::3r
80 9CS24}|4X
~rn r.,- u,
$500
ny rY rx.o :.
Mo Ga an Nu hn ~. Y
Hli64S| fiiiEs NfsSFEi HifIHj e
WV" 'o'A' ''F ''' . pax 10 20 s1n''n@
oA'A Ems ''f Sons' 10 70 ''nn'i Ana 0uy sin
II Won want To buy a good JAPAN TEA for
If you want to buy a good GREEN TEA for
SOC per ID. 80 to Smiths.
%, u 40 You want to buy s the best RIO COFFEE
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Take y1ur worn ca Clothes WIi1zcrs 10
Mills Bro7.. Paw Pow. They ~ Dabs thom
good u3 nov. lt
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TBE PHnsNoIooIcAL JOURNAL for March has
been received. It's contents more than confirm
our hugh opinion of that Magazines character.
The very instructive articles on " Fish Culture
in America and "Ague and foyer" 'ro alone
worth more than years subscription. Bu!
besides ths,e there ia long list Of readable
matter, Attorney-Genersi Williams Expres-
aon Harriet Hogmcr; Our Horse-Csrs; Win
il Fey Writing for the Press; Tho Arctic Re
9.ons: James Fisk, Jr. Lord BrouSharns
Ghoss; Rev. George II. Hepuorth, ETC., with
fine nortrsits AM? numerous Illustrations
Price so cts., or S. year. 4. Il. WeiH, 3s9
Rroldwsy v y.
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Respectfully. Yours,
SMITH IL go
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n you want TO buy anything CHEAP 20 TO
Smiths and YOU VIII lind il in FULL
BLOOM.
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Does the good wife need Clothes Wringeri
II 70 buy the RELIANCE. with she WARRANTED
MoULToH ROLL. You can find 1t at the Tall
Brick 1884
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Bars Pectorsl Elixir is SIMPLE pleasant, ans
a sure curs in all diseases of the Throat ant
Lunga. q. w. Aongweli &; Co., agents.
Bars Ague Medicine il the result OF 20 years
study by q scientific chemist q. ". Longwel
8 Co. agents.
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