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, 1872-01-11
Medical Notice.

IT HAS BEEN A MATTER OF
some remark to regular practitioners howit Is
that such great quantities. Of worthless, and really
damaging drugs to the human system, have been
palmed of on The afflicted public infallible reme-
dies IN certain diseases Especially does this hold
good Of this Territory, where 80 many, through in
discretion ETC., become injected with diseases
which, left unchecked would soon ruin both mind
and BODY The private nature Of some Of these
diseases is such that many are withheld by undue
modesty from applying to regular practitioner Tor
relief and take recourse to the patent nostrums
put up and advertised as specific cures.
In this is the fact that parayses exists to such
extent IN this country. as it is well known that
these so-called remedies contain ingredients which,
while they APPEAR % ALLAY the disease only ag-
Rrayate it, and at tho same time destroy the ner-
vous SYSTEM and in a few years leave the victim
helpless burden to himself and all about him. The
reason why these quack remedies obtain such
sale is because they ADVERTISED, and It is the
opinion ofthe subscriber that the only way to offset
the evil and place in the way Of the unfortunate
, 1872-01-11

Among the lately developed agricultu-
raj resources of the United States is the
Cranberry crop. One million bushels of
this trueiy delectable and healthy fruit hns
been raised in this country the last year.
There are plenty Of Cranberries growing
wild in Washington Territory, why might
not some of our farmers take up the eul-
ture of this article and thereby make their
mutton and poultry the more saleable.
, 1872-01-11
Genuine Remedies!

that will thoroughly eradicate the dsases alluded
too without injury to the system at large, is by put
ting up general prescl liptions for the respective
complaints and advertising them.
The subscriber does not claim that philanthropy
is altogether his aim; bat thinks, while pursuing
the course indicated to help the suffering he may
also himself He is aware that this unusual mode
Of business in the medical profession may excite
the animadversion of the medical fraternity, but
of some of the medical fraternity, but strong inthe
integrity Of his nsions, he is willing to brave
the opinions of those who still cling to old ideas
and notions feeling sure that all true humanitarans
will respect the course he is taking
, 1872-01-11

Young Mr.. LAUBAcH, the Photographer,
over Hasting & Bros Store, is taking
some very excellent pictures, samples Of
which we have seen being equal 10 the
best. Those who desire anything of the
kind, should call on him, as he will prob>
ably close his gallery shortly.
, 1872-01-11

PROBATE CoURT.-The regular Term
Of the Probate Court of Jefferson County,
win commence, and be held at the Court
House on Monday next, January 18th,
JAMES G. SWAN, Judge
of Probate.
, 1872-01-11

The Olympia TFanscrip. says that du.
ring Christmas Tree exercise at Liberty
School house, Pierce County, a child faint
ed at the sight of the Santa Claus mask,
'atter the distribution Of the presents.'
Query. Did the child faint because she
was frightened at the mask or because she
did not receive any presents
, 1872-01-11
NOTICE.

The following unclaimed goods remaining at the
Office Of Wells Fargo & Co., Port Townsend, will
be sold at public auction February 28th 1872 to
pay charges unless called for.
one box marked Th0mas 2 Moore, Port Townsend,
Received Dec. 10, 1870. ~ rs - .Istll tl
aefs: y54 RoTHSCHILD.& CO., Agent.
, 1872-01-11

remedy for all eruptons Of the skin, arising from
any cause, and may be used without the least dan
Ger by voun0 or old
, 1872-01-11

An Indian by the name Of Cowichan
John, was shot last Sunday at Port Dis
eovery. We understand no legal notice
has been taken of the matter, as there
was sufficient proyocation for the act.
The Indian bore bad character, having
boen driven away from Vancouver Island
some two years ago on account Of having
Ghot white man there. About two months
since he fred at this man who shot him
last Sunday and his inaccuracy of aim
clone prevented him from killing him. If
the facts have been correctly reported to
rs, we think the deed may be considered
q iustifable homicide.
, 1872-01-11
TIE MUNDILIAN PASTE.

all cases of Ghonnorhea, elect, and unnatural Sc
cretions from the urethra if not complicated with
otRer diserses
, 1872-01-11
Wanfed.

For the District School At Pert Gamble. Two
LADY Teachers-ons as Principal, the other as AS
sistsnt. Apply to the SCH0OLEDIRECTORS.. 2
Jan.l2. 1874 O. Il g1t b -l.rf.. D.. .
, 1872-01-11

10 consequence of iil-bealth we are COM
pelled to quit our work in the Office for :
time. During our absence from duty, DIR.
]. Townsend has kindly consented to take
editorial charge Of the ARGUs, which will
appeal as usual. a.
, 1872-01-11
FOR SATE-

A Chance to Buy Good Business
Owing to the i'll health Of the. proprietor, the
good VII, furniture, fixtures, and stock on hand Of
GRN. STFINBBTZ'S HEAD QUARTERS,
Beer Saloon, will be sold cheap for cash. Z
The above Saloon has paid good profitable bu-
sons with small capital. Enquire at the 1,1i-
Generals Head Quarters.
, 1872-01-11
erHn Rrm ROAD srTuAFIoN.

THERE'S much speculation AnlOng some
as 70 which side tbe depot'will be lOeated
at Olympia; it being asserted that the
excessive cost of building the road on the
wed Ode Of The Ihla, and the dispose
ton Of the most desirable lots abo1t
Browns SShSff wouId prevent the cOmpa>
ny coming in on that side.
From the latest intelligence we can
gather, and We have been at some pains
TO ascertain the facts, we are led to believe
the above report, of the state of affairs to
bsIii6dffect /; instead Of the cost Of con-
structing q road to thewest side of Budd's
Inlst. costing more we are authoritatiVelY
assured that it will cost several tens OF
Chousands,of dollars less than to construct
one to deep water on the east side. And
instead Of the most desirable lots about
Browns wharf being disposed OF, the re-
verse is true. Mr.. Brown has had his
place laid of in blocks for some time;
but always strong in the faith that the
road would strike salt water at that point,
he has persistently kept the frontage in
tact, and there 10 nothing in the way to
mar any arrangement that may be made
with the company.
An6lher feature that does not look well
for the east side people is that Messrs
M'Kinney and Avery, prominent gentle,
meus iof Olympia, Who hold considerable
land on the east side of Budd's Inlet, have
gone. 70 Hictoria for the purpose Of dis
playing Of their desirable lots" at the
Terminus on. Puget Sound. Now if these
gentlamen think they have good thing
they mnnt be endowed with spirit Of phi
lanlhfopy in excess of that usually doled
out 10 speculators in terminus lots.
q Gen Tilton has been ordered to have
guffsys made Of both sides Of the Inlet,
also Of the channels. and report the results
to The home directors, and their decision
viii ho ia accordance to Gen Tilton's re-
port The results Of these surveys are
already known to the directors at Olympia,
and with them the thing is surety but
it win not be officially known until the de-
eision Of the directors at the east is pub
hshed, andsuntil that time nothing author
itatiFs viii ibe known. But, so Far as z,RsA
can possibly Judge At present, all the adj
Vahtaesa are ID favor Of the west side Of
badd's .fIPk.A fhIpPk!st.A .LLLH .IgIITk2
, 1872-01-11
rHN1AN gcARn AT v1cToR1A.

We understand that there has been an
other Fenian scare at Victoria. Our
friends across the sound really seem to
live in 81 fear and trelnblmg," aud il ~
quires but the waving ei a green wotSsed
pettieosts or the maudlinl twaddle Of q
I drunken IIishman tofset the whole town
| agog. We do not know what the imme-
/ diate cause Of the last excitement was
but during il the guns were said to be
! double-sholted The famen paris; Of The
! forts, and the Governor aud his aids
nicely slowed away for safe-keepingS,in
/ the vaultsiof the Bank Of British Oolun~
bia This may be rather strong state
meht of their little excitement : but we are
told that the California was stopped when
making the port iaHa storm, and not al
lowed TO anchor in the hsrbor, and because
of this inhOspitable treatment, lost two
anchors and had the lives of her passen-
gers aud the safety of the vessel put in
JEOPARDY. s6o9 s1slcl uaa'r2al-- la
How much longer will our respected
neighbors be 50 foolish We do not mind
it so much when they only work them
sslDes up into a ferment, for every one
| aud we suppose every Community, has
right to make themselves miserable in
any way which it suits their fancy to do,
but when their fusilades react on the we'll
being Of our own citizens, we beg leave
to submit mild protest to such behavior.
ERRATA.-In The article entitled Some
thing about Stimnlautsy IN last weeks
AReUs, occurred the following typogaph-
icaI errors "Digitactic" for Digitalis
e PhOsPhorine" acid for Phosphorie acid.
7gAhL Bosco, was to perform in Seattle
this evening. - 80
MASQUERADE BALLS seem 10 be quite
the fashion lately. Nearly all our exchan-
ges have local notices of something Of the
kind. Why should our fun-loving citizens
be behind in the matter.
F. H. LANE, ESQ. Superintendent of the
Washington Territory division of the
Western Union Telegraph has changed his
headquarters from Victoria to Seattle
The WOMAN RIGHT's QUESTION seems
to be still violently agitated, and it is said
that General Butler has lately declared his
opinion that the Fourteenth Amendment
gives women constitutional right to vote.
We have received the first numbers of
the Daily and Weekly Puget Soond Co1r-
ter, new paper published at Olympia
The paper makes an excellent typographi-
cal appearance, is well gotten up, and
promises to be success.
BIRTH.-BOrn, January Sd, to the wife
Of. Captain Hayes of the steamer Califor~
nia,-a daughter.
, 1872-01-11
ANTI-PLAGOsUS PILLS.
LEyIGARIAN MIXTURE.

These Pills arc warranted sure and speedy cure
for all cases of Syphilis in the earlier stages Of the
, 1872-01-11
SEALED PROPOs4I,s,

VIII BE received tin January Isth, noon. for fem
cling and plowing. narrowing and rolling the streets
Of the Masonic 0emetIy. For particulars, apply to
JOHN &. BURNS. Chairman
39L "a gI a Of Cemetry Committee 81
, 1872-01-11
There sesmsta be little telegrapis news,
n -. - Is this.asAk lhat voald be

in 81 kxShangss this-asik that would be
of interest to the, gensrslFesdsrn Several
reports have been ctrfent through the
town oDl6e asGsE d Qdosn Victoria, aud
also Of the fatal tsFminatioA of the illness
Of the Prince Of Wales. Bnt.we ean-no-
where learn Of sufficient data for making
them. There areno new7or startling de-
velopments in European politics. France
il still too weak and too much divided by
faction to think seriously Of resisting her
German conqutross; although the individual
massacre Of 'Ie1tonie soldiers by French
citizens yet goes on and Bismark still
threatens to re- occupy the evacuated ter
ritory. In Spain King Amadeus seems
10 be gradually gaining ground in popular~
ity amongst his subjects; although the
different factions which oppose him are
numerous and active, and we should not
b. surprised. at any time to hear of an
other revolution in the government. AZ
fairs il Cuba1seem, to y be in an almost in-
ouAprshensible muddle, and Cnele Sam
eo6Ia hardly be blamed by outside nations
If he stepped in and Strengthened things
out for them. In Mexico the Juarez fac
ton deems to be again gaining ground,
while the star of Diaz is in the decline.
Surely Juarez must be the yeritable Phe-
nix, 80 often does he seem TO rise from
his political and military Obstruction.
The New York herald., 1872-07-07

~ open; stus0ed on the extreme end OF Long Island
fronting the Sound and 0srdieer's Bay, splendid SEQ
bathing, driving and sailing hshng unexceled reached
BY steamer Easlsn Queen, tom pier North Rver. and
ey Long Island Rs,road, fen James sp term pSaSs-
The New York herald., 1872-07-07
PROPERTY OUT Or THE CITY poI1
SALE OR TO RENP,

,nrat;.HsAAI mEt;HsAI sARATO0A SPRINGS, sPLBNDDLy
mens: IN eo. NV Hoa French roof and ali improve9
v Ipos sp sn1 :r1nss; 10 all, furniture sI
East Tweiith street M year Apply 70 H. y. CONDIT, lad
The New York herald., 1872-07-07

ITO LEr-AT yONKERs, A FURNISHED COTTAGE;
i rent until October Si5ri no children preferred
Apply to WALTER UNDEknILL yonkers
The New York herald., 1872-07-07

LNOR sALE--A NICE COUNTRY SEAT, IN NEW RO
IL chelle 45 nutes ride New Haven cars from New
York and only Nv. minutes walk from the depot with
city property. For particulars inquire Of OALENBERG,
~ Union square, New York; Fourth avenue, Four
tee nth street.
The New York herald., 1872-07-07

PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OIe TO RENT.
LII WANTING FARMS-GOOD SOIL, MILD GIL
"A matc-for papers address G. X. LANDlS, v.neland
The New York herald., 1872-07-07
wnsTcHEsTEH COUNTY PROPERTY
For SALE Or TO RENT.

| NO LET-wELL FURNISHED HOUSE. HALF MILE
from PehanviIe pot, on New York and New Haven
Railroad; huc contains IL rooms, and Ia beautiful 10
Gated hisn ground barn, orchard &c; II acres Of
land; terms low
| - - JAMEs EARLE. 60 Wall street, room u.
The New York herald., 1872-07-07
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGES.

ENOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-THE FOLLOWING
IL Farma situated OH rairoad:-
Earn I5 scrs. good dairy iar% good bui!aings $aSed
Farm $50 res good buildings aud outbudinga 1000
Farm 40 acres good buildings and improvements, $4,000
Farm IL acres good house. &C., $500.
Farm U0) acres, timber land, $1,000 For 90 us. e
lars apply 10 LUCKEY 4 SHUTE, 70 Cedtr draaf
The New York herald., 1872-07-07

T1NION HILL, n. J.-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
superb Furniture ifdesircd.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

had terrible epidemic of diptheria.
which extended its way into 1862, when
families in Columbia were decimated by
II. Still later, in 1869. that fearful dis
ease.. mcningetis. and last year whoop-
ing-cough. It is more than probable
that the Doctor fell into one of these
periods, and, failing to recognize the
Lessons his profession teaches him,
jumped mt All erroneous conclusion!
Should the dam be constructed st the
point suggested, after its construction
we may have an apparent increase of
malarinl disease, bnt we are not to hasti-
ly conclude that it las caused it. It is
only the repeated assertions Of series
Of years whioh will warrant such an in
ference.
Third. That these facts will show that
my opinion, rs expressed to tho commit
tee. is not founded on conjecture, bnt
sound re"soning. l remain, respect
fully yours,
G.. 8. THEZEVANT. ID.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

COLONEL DCDLEY, OF MARLBORO, De
FINES HIS PoLITICAL CKEED.-The Marl-
boro Times, of the 1Csh instant, pub.
lishes the proceedings of Republican
County Convention, held at Bcnnctts-
vile, on the 10th instant. Among the
speakers MAS Colonel G.. W. Dudley, who
embraced the opportunity to define his
political creed, MS follows, rs reported in
the Marlboro Times:
Colonel Dudley said that after the
delegates to the State Convention had
been chosen, he could come before the
conception without being suspected OF
seeking to advance his private interests.
He had no object in view but the public
good: had come, step by step, to the
conclusion TINT his business was to as
sist the party. Did not think i. i'm
portant whether he called himself Il Re-
publican or not, SO he endorsed the
principles Of the party. SO u dog was q
good old track dog, it made no differ.
ence whose collar he wore He had
voted regularly with the party, as much
SO as themselves. He had done more
for the Republican party than any other
man in this section of the State. Ho
had worked without reward. Where
HSAO no iCWntoSs I1C NioucU lO TC.
ward. except the privilege OF assisting
to bear M'n same oii Jiu2. He was Of
fcrod the honor of going to the Consti-
tutional Convention. Did not accept,
because lie did not understand the posi-
ton of things. He thought, a! that
time. that some dishonor would attach
to going to the convention, and did not
know what turn affairs would take. Has
| - l. n.
Carolina will remain Republican State,
and asks to be allowed to assist the
purity. Asks no reward from Republi-
cans, oEly wishes their confidence. lie
is, perhaps, the Htrangest anomaly in the
State Of South Carolina. Thinks him
self the only man, except nh oilice.holl-
or. or an otliceseeker, that would give
his support rs he had done to the Re
publican party. He is perfectly dsinte-
rested. He alone has no private inte-
rests to look after.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23
G. 8. TnEzEvANT, NJ. D.

Thus IT Is-It is fact worthy of ro.
mark, that when Gen. Morgan, of Ohio,
presented his constitutional amendment
to tho House, making naturalized citi-
zens eligible to the Presidency, all the
colorcd members voted against it, 1t is
u curious feature Of our Government, at
the present time. TINT negro is eligible
to the highest Office, while the most in
telligcnt white man in the world is shut
out, if he happened to be born in q
foreign country. Tue Cincinnati ToikS.
bln, speaking OF the fact, says:
"Tbe negro Republicans are, there
fore. opposed to the granting to immi-
grant Germans Of rights equal to their
own. Snch are the thanks for the labor
of the Germans against slavery and in
favor OF negro suffrage, and for the
blood shed by the Germans in the war
for human rights OF blacks. Already
the negroes are employed in the Repnb-
llcan party as IL counterpoise against
GermaI influence. Were it not for the
negro vote, there would be more caution
used III the temperance aud Sunday
question.-for almost every negro is O
supporter of the Puritanic fanatics.
Now, the old expression, The Moor
hath done his duty-the Moor may CO..
can be converted into, The German,
having done his duty, can go, and the
Moor takes Lis place."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

HOTEL ARRIVALS. February %, 1S72-Nick.
erson House-J Hannah. i w Ball, Md; II
Fanley, c; 8 L Howell, Charleston; S
Whisnant, n 9; Mrs N Watkins, Miss NJ Fo.
gey, Ca; Sohlegmilch, Summit Point;
caster; J K Emery, N J; NJ Gin, N 6; Fred
ID Bush, sc.
Centred Hottl-p S Jacobs, Augusta; Mrs J
" Williams, Mrs ] Chrestman, Laurens; r
Union; l. NJ Barnwoll, Camden; JEW Legg,
shelton; g II Reid. h Land, G and G II X; JP
Elkin, Alston; J Zimmerman Va; ] Flynn.
Canada; J Yarbrough, Chester; II sullivan
Greenville.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

The following despatch, bearing the
date Of Columbia, s. g., February %,
was sent to the press throughout the
country:
It is reported that the delegates elect
to tho Philadelphia Convention have de-
termined to go to Washington, as soon
rs tho Legislature adjourns, to SEQ Pre-
sident Grant, and to make the removal
of the present Federal officers in South
Carolina condition OF their support of
his denomination.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

In Scotland, recently, q prize fight be-
tween woman and q man was broken
up by the police. Tho woman had Just
got the poor mans head in chancery
and his nose was rapidly being demo
lishod, under her fierce manipuhtious,
when the myrmidons of the law entered
the ring.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

about the only debt tho unfortunate
Sou!hcrIers 90 not owe, is debt OF
gratitude to their carpet.bag rulers" !"
Thus s;.ith the Boston Post
Pomeroy's Democrat humorously says:
Grant :or President and Tweed for
Vice. President. Tho one giveth and the
other takoth. Blessed be their names"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

PRoposED New TERRITORY OF OJIB-
wAY.-The new Territory Of Ojibway,
which it is proposed to set Off in the
Northern part OF Dakota, will contain
about $4,000 square miles. being nearly
one-hulf the present area of Dakota.
The new Territory contains large area
of fertile and wcll-watered lands, but
its Inhabitants consist as yet almost
entirely Of Indians. It will be crossed
midway, however, by the Northern Pa
ci6c Railroad, which will build up settle
ments and towns rapidly along its route,
and from the line OF the railroad popu-
lation aud agricultural development will
be diifused in all directions. The exist
ing white population of Dakota, num-
bering about $4,000, is concentrated
chiefly in the Southern part of the Ter
ritory-its capital, Yankton, being at the
mouth of the James River; and n vast
wilderness intervenes between these
settlements aud the country, which will
attract the attention of emigrants who
follow the line of the new railroad. Vir-
ginin City (Necaeia) Enterprise, Janu-
arg u.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

FIRE. "A stable located near the Bap-
tist Church, in Greenyille, Oh the lot Of
Col. T.. 8. Irvine, was set on fire last
Wednesday night. Fortunately, the fire
was discovered in time to he suhdued
before great damage was done.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

Mn. EDITOR: Will the pnrties who
raise such clamor against the construc-
ton of dam across Congarec River at
the place desired by the engineer OF the
Messrs. Sprnguc, kindly explain lor it
will injure the health Of Columbia anu
more than the construction ut the place
already authorized? 1t seems to your
correspondent that dnm at the latter
place would more injuriousiy affect the
city's health than at the former-if in
deed, the health woald be injuriously
affected at all. So that, if the question
Of health means anything, it means that
''o dam shall be or ought to be construct
ed by tie present orisrS Of Nie c,.ndl If,
possibly, the canal could be made 10 re.
vert to the State, and then scli to some
other company, why, it would be all non.
sense to talk about health. At least SO
your correspondent will think until the
opponents of the dam at the peuiten
tiary give the explanation above desired
PROGRESS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

That interminable play, the "Black
Crook" which seems to survive NIL acci-
dents oi change III New York, has been
SO often RECONSTRUCTED" as almost to
preclude the supposition that any addi-
tonal attraction could be added to it.
But as it is now put upon the stage at
Niblo's Garden. it includes two features
OF moro than passing interest. One OF
these is the arrangement OF sort Of
circus ring upon the stage, around which
horse Frances with q trained goat upon
his back, the said educated goat, some
thing like the "wonderfnl cynocepha-
lus," leaping over bars, through hoops,
&c. Another incident is dance by one
OF the female performers, i'll which her
partner" is real anaconda. This last
episode, which is described MS thrill
ing," is, it must be confessed, something
of sensation"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Acts of the General Assembly.
Berger. Bell Ringers.
Jacob Levin-Auction.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

4 San Francisco journal says: "The
japanese ladies, having Investigated the
female attendants ut the Grand Hotel,
and compared them in their working
clothes with the ladies whom they sec
on the streets, hayo concluded that the
richer and poorer classes OF American
women are divided by physical develop
mcnt, nnl that tho wealthy classes are
distinguished from their less fortunate
sisters by n lump upon the back, some
thing after the fashion OF the drome-
dnry. Their superstitions led them to
believe that magic arts are used to pro-
luce the growth of this dcformity upon
the person Of those whose wealth is
acquired in their latter years"