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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

The Citisen says that on the 9th, son
and two daughters Of Leonard Stoddard. Of
Columbia township, while going home from
singing school, were violently thrown
from the sled, and The two daughters badly
bruised. The horses were frightened by
passing man on horseback aud the slip.
perry condition Of the roads contributed to
the accident.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21
After Breakfast,

Harness up your team and drive
to the Union Store, IN Toledo,
if you want good Goods at
small advance above first cost.
The propr;etors have in stock y
fine variety of new fall and VIM
ter goods which they
WILL SELL LOW.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

The big Book.
Al the sign Of the Bis Book is the place
10 buy Gold Pens.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

The Stewart Cook Stove is now made
with dumping crate ash-pan and low gal
~anifed Iron Reservoir. The capacity of
he huss have been doubled; the Stove can
M. ROW have defective draft, and is n
perfect soft coal burner. These stoves are
srld ~ ". II. Lcaviit, dealer in Hardware,
Fence Wire, Stoves and Tinwarc. Water
lso. Iofa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21
chelsea Lodge,

CNtINCa EbUgC,
No. $50. l. o. O. +. meets on Saturday of
e..h week, at 81 o'clock, in Smiths lIall.-
All Brothers Of the Order gre cordially in
vitcd to visit us. John Robbins, N. g.. NJ
Smith, Y. g.; 1891 II. L, Cole, Sec'y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

a FAcT.-Not.long since business man
in Boone deposited business letter in the
posto.ice, containing draft remit,ances to
eastern creditors amounting to some ST.,
500 or $1,000 He failed to fix stamp to
his envelope and had also failed TO get the
printer to put a card on his stationery. OF
course it went 10 the Dead Letter Office
and as il was some weeks in getting hack
TO the original sender, there was ccnsidera>
BILE concern about the money and several
emphatic letters passed between the Boone
man and the New York House.
Another similar case involving less
amount Esome $500 only,) developed sim
liar experience. In both the Postmaster
was put 20 much annoyance and concern
and through no fault Of his. The obvious
lesson is that n few cents spent for prints
er's ink in each case would have saved
more than its cost in feeling and interest.
With the card Of the sender on the envel-
ope the postmaster is enabled to notify the
careless correspondent Of his neglect to
stamp the letter, and time. cusses and mon
ey are saved [-Boone Standard
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Under the above head. notices will be in
serted in this type, loaded at the rate Of
on cents line for each Insertion Special
: erms given for long notices and long time.
1eJr Editorial notices in local reading
column will be charged fifteen cents o line,
each insertion.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

THE PRIMARY ELECTION, in Toledo towns
ship, occurred last Saturday. Following
is the vote for nine delegates TO County
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

DOES ADVERTISING PAY ?-This
question is answered in sensible,
practical manner by the Maqnoketo
Sentinel. A grocer Of that town kept
Il column advertisement in the Sent,-
mel the year round, but went to the
Office recently saying he must cut it
down, as he did mt see that it was
laying him his neighbor in the same
business did MT advertise at all and
he claimed that he sold as many
goods as he did. The Sentinel man
doubted this, and proposed to settle
the matter by having the advertiser
90 to the railroad freight office and
get the number Of pounds Of goods
received by each during the past six
months. This was done, and result.
ed IN the following aggregate result
No. of pounds received by the adver.
tiser. 367 500. No of pounds by the
dealer who did MT advertise, 159,639
leaving a balance in favor Of the
advertiser of 20S,26O pounds. The
advertiser did MT take out or cut
down his advertisement.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21
ut W. N. Browns a

Qucensware at W. N. Browns as low as
the lowest.
zOOOO
bushels Of Oats wanted, at once, at the
warehouse Of Bodfsh s. GALLON, ro!c o,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

A complete list in printed form sontain-
ing descriptions. prices and terms cent to
any address on application.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21
5 lbs of Raisins for 81, at W. N. Browns.


Buy your Dry Goods, Groceries, and No.
tions at the one price Cash Store or
WERUM & FEE.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21
TOLEDO MARK EFT REPORT.

,-15l Township Clerk.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

We also represent four Of the BEST al
wealhiest
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

F. B. Coates, VIM. Stivs rs and Vim. Clark
each.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

MISS A. I. " EITING
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-08-31

We read quaint. story concerning the
discovery Of this favorite beverage. To-
ward the middle of the fifteenth century =
poor Arab was travelling In Abyssin,a, and,
finding himself weak and weary from fl.
tigue. be stopped near y grove. Then. be.
ing IN want Of fuel to cook biz rice, he cut
down tree which happened to he covered
with dead berries. His meal beng cooked
AMI eaten, the traveller discovered that the
hall. burned berries were very fragrant. He
collected number Of these, and, on crush.
Ing them with stone, be found that their
aroma increased to great extent. While
wondering 1t this, he accidentally let fsll
The substance In can which contained his
scsnty supply Of water. Lo, what . mira.
Gle! The almost pusrid liquid was instantly
psn6ed. He brought Il 70 bic lips II W.
fresh, agreeable, and In moment after The
traveller had % far recovered bis strength
and energy . to be able to resume bis Jour.
ney. The lucky Arab gathered q many
berries = be could, and. having arrived Il
Arden IN Arabia, he informed the Mufti OF
bis discovery. That worthy civine was IN
invetesste opium sroker, who had been
suffering for years from the influence Of
that poisonous drug. He tried an infusion
of the roasted berries, and was 20 delighted
q The recovery Of HE own viGor, that in
gratitude to the tree be called it cahuah.
which In Arabic signifies forcs. And that
y The way In which coffee was discovered.
How many thirsty Christsns bleas tho
nc0osy Of their Asatias bessfactor during
thsee sultry DAYS, when Thirst seems
almost Queochless.
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Correspondence New York sun,

Correspondence New York Sun.
There is pile Of inventive genius In Con.
aecticut. A gentleman from New Haven
showed me some Of the sweetest little games
for children ever saw. I appreciate his
efforts to please the children. believe in
pocent parlor games have . tendency to
make home pleasant, and keep the children
from going 10 the circus. He showed me his
highly interesting, moral and entertaining
game called The hy.leaf." I would advise
every parent TO get one. II 10 done in this
way: Take sheet Of writing paper; kal.
somine It on one side with gum mucilage;
then catch ny; turn the fly over on its
back; stick the back OF the fly onto the
paper then catch another hy, and do like.
wise put flies close together, heads Ill one
way; keep on doing this until you get the
sheet full then turn the paper over and
you'd swear the paper WAS alive. 1t will
run oil around the room. When you tire of
this sport turn the paper over and admire
the movements of the flies legs. It will be
. perfect fac simile OF grass swaycd by .
zephyr. This will b cheaper than taking
the children 70 the country to zee It.
Zephyn are ~ expensive luxury nowadays.
An ENCHANTING GAME FOR CHILDREN.
Another enchanting game for children
that this highly p'ous man showed me was
this: Catch six cockroacl,es chose that
have never taken Paris green preferred):
pin these roaches to the wall, legs out : then
let your children sit In front of them
md zee how many chapters In the Bible
they can commit to memory before the last
|cg dies. This game 10 calculated to exhalt
he morals Of the young and cause them to
grow mp good citizens.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-08-31

foot ofths la1dss, vin - honestly begin
thsss soor He shan not, TOR Instance ex.
matt . rich msais dissss q poor mans
| iabla e Having disoousssd - wisely on
bh&tlDA he shell nc1ossfslly.
10 shall 10 Sundsys steak IN 1ondays
hash, with gladness and sisgIencss Of hsast.
A woman thinks - much Of her dress, - .
man of bis dinner. and II he asks her TO
curtail in the one, let him also curtail In
the other. And when she has suited her.
self 10 bis exigeucies, his practice shall not
give The lie 70 bic theorieA He shall not
compel her 10 make her own gowns, and
then lavish his elimination On HE neighbor
who imports oil her dresses from PARIS.
There Il not the smallest ne, In exhorting
wives to stay plain and SOBER: ut the foot OF
the ladder, II husbands are to be forever
lowering around the gsy.plumaged birds
who ass twittering a the top. 1t does not
signify how much . man says, or even
thinks, that be loves simplicity and his fire.
side, 80 long - that which really attracts
and moves him is glitter and fashion and
show. II girls love boarding houses rather
than homes, Il Is because they get more
attention there. Let the husband out.shina
and out serve the gallant Let him give
tenderness for attention, the watchfulncss
of love for the wstchfuluess of self love,
protection where once he only asked per.
misslou. When the little hands have be.
come rough and hard In bis service, let him
bate not one jot Of fondness, but touch
them just ~ ten DERBY, seeing the dclicacy
and shapcliness which once made them
still lying soft and lovely, under
the mask whcrewithal he has forced them
" appear.
Be you, dear friend, upright, high mind.
ed, interesting, commanding, unselhsh, and
when you fall in love with nice girl, make
her fall In love with you, and be sure, these
boarding. house spectres will vanish 10 thin
cir, before the sctualities OF an honest and
honestly .proffered living affection.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-08-31
S.T.--1S6O--x.


THE medical revolution which commenced years
ago with the gradual dsuse Of blOo.. letting, saliva
ton, draft pur:atives, MI powerful opia,cs. gar-
brsvcly an giorionsly on Every day the sick grow
wiser. They are no lonAer willing TO open their
mouths, shut their eyes, and take whatever the doctors
arc pleased to prescribe without inquiry. They want
10 swallow. and demand to have the mysterious Latin
lingo ot the profession translated into plain Ens-l
The INVALID WOnLD nndciisand- nj last that
ViGOR Is the great Antagonist of disease. The feeble
decline tn h. mtcly Frustrated by dcp'tin. pills ard
pn,ioIs. aud iurnin. from such mcndicameuts with
Oathins. judirio MY place their trust IN remedy
which combines with the properties Of MI Alternative
those Of pure aud wholesome Tonic and Restorative
!, !. about hcelse y-o,s since this grand d-idsr
alum WIS introduced under the name Of
PLANTATION BlrTEHS,
AID from that time to tho present. ts progress has
been without parallel In the history Of proprietary
medicines. With the spirit Of the sugar canc-ths
mus, nutiticous OF all standardization Its basis and
eicaie solely with the inices and extracts Of ras
vegetable species. such "a CnlisSyn Bark, the best
known Tonic that the world produces, and which
makes II by all odds tho most unObecionabe invig
GRANT, corrective and general Alternative that has ever
been plac,. by science within the reach of the sck,
the suffering, a, III. dcspondent. Hence It has over
lcspi all competition and Plantation Bi,scrs to-day
the most popular Tonic on either side vi the Atlantic
lSl-I.:
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-08-31

Especially to the Country Trade.
]. H. MING & CO.,
HELENA. Montana.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
s99 9ks. sTA .r,oXEER. FANCY E:X e99Ps
HnRoRsI cun0HOs AND ExeRAyISss.
nIRnoRs. caRONOa AND ExGRAvl
Wall Pspes, Curtains and OH Cloths, Window Glass.
Wall Paper. Curtains and OIL Cloths. Window Glass,
MgsIGAL !!NsTRyNENTs. SHEET MUSIC.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
TOILET ARTICLES.
Combs. Brush, g.. l>a<..
AGENTS FOR THE
Singer Sewing Machines,
The noe, Cossp.ets Stock {. the Territory.
WE KEEP ALWAYS on HAND
THE LATEST BOOKS,
Music, song Books,
XEWSpArERX aud PERIODICALS.
Osasss fr0m The County, accompanied By the Cssh
SSod Reference. will receive our attention.
Tsoa SraAxs. We. n RscsAnasou
3trang 4 Richardson,
wBoLEsALE AND RETAIL
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE,
pEu LODGE CITY, MONTANA,
usys - haad ~ asstviag ~
Largest Stock ofGooAs
svw hssgAe - ~ p~tssa q Haa1saA
sHLMa AT a11xHA PRlc1A
Parlor and Cook stoves,
yssasA JsgS - assawss !.
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a. Having purchased our Stock for Cash
from frst hands, and shipped by river At
lew Sre'ghts, We are enabled 70 offer gO0ds
Montana. 124.
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refinement, but their he.r,. ~. ~, =. =,
pomp with 4 hu.l,.,d vhc L-.S 49,
who took good en-. Of them vso r,.ds
them com1ort.h,. vho ...-....s~. ...,.
sdmiss.ioa u we'll ~ von ,hs;r I,,. M, M.
would receive and render An u.dvir. 49,.
ness They are quite vIII,n. n i..-,, !.
tho foot Of the ladder but thsv v.rt !. -
Dat"
Il Il the extr>yav.nc. -, .,-,, 49,. 5000,
In the way Of marriage but n, ~. ,o..-
men very euiltlcss Az i,.,v..s so..s...
asd hoaseksepiue. The comf,-. III, ....,.
chiefly 70 the man, ,hc c.,. ~ ~. -..s..
In her boarding bo,.e a. IN. f,..ao- 49,
GOOD cloehea ss.,,., ,.,...s .,.'.',"' ~oo
In bio narrow bom.. :, sss IN. ~ ~, 10 , ,.s
der n which be has - e, I, -. -.,.,-
invited bsr, shs Win hsv. ,,orbls' ..S .o.;.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

CuLMINATED ClEEK.--A sharp
Yankee went into d country store
Down East, and TINS accosted the pro-
prietor:
esquire. do Won trade:.'
considerable. was the reply.
II mean, do Won dickery''
.'Some; what yer got to dicker?"
"A egg
",vhat yer want for d eggs"
Guess I'D like d darnin' needle."
The required neesle WAS dickered
for the egg, aud the Yankee was
going away, when lie returned and
said
esquire, do yon treat Z"
"Waal, don I mind ii l do" re-
piled the stoivkeeler.
They repaired ID anadjacent tavern,
and tile usual Bourbon was produced.
"Eiold Oh. Y said the Yankee. '1nY
chests weak, aud never take whisky
without 4 egg III in.a
The generous shopkeeper handed
him the lickerel egg, but without
asking him for his neetlle again. The
Yankee broke the shell on The edge Of
the glass. when lie exclaimed:
"|Scewilikins! this eggs got two
yolks! Guess yer olter gin me another
damin' reedle, Slnire!'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

the gloom when they should enter. It
was 4 moment Of terrible anxiety to
me, and the stairs ereaked and groan-
ell under their weight, as II ringing
my death knell.
The creaking ceased.
The suspense Of the moment was
fearful, and my very heart seemed to
cease its pnlsations rs listened:
'sYou fel's stan' here. muttered a
thick and husky voice, ''while | go in
and tickle his ribs a little"
1.-The next moment the door was
pushed open. 1t had no lock and the
sergeant passed me In the cimmerian
darkness, Suddenly ali idea thrilled
me like an electric-slock there was 4
possibility Of escaping! Plympton and
lIawley We're standing at the top Of
the stairs, and | could distinctly hear
their heavy breathing, and with the
courage which is born of terror and
despair,.I suddenly spraug upon the
man nearest me, and hurled him head
long down the stairway, and In his
descent, he struck his comratle, and
with a stunning crash both fell to the
bottom.
So unexpected was MY attack, both
men were off their guarl. A terrible
death struggle Immediately ensued in
the darkness each thinking himself at
tacked by his inrended victim; and
they hacked and mang!ed each other
with their knives, as they cursed and
writhed IN the combat.
sprang over them just in time to
escape the tall OF the sergeant. who
had missed his foothOld iii Fastening
to the assistance Of his companions.
10 open the door and fly from the
PLACE was the work ofa moment.
Escorted BY Il brace OF policemen, |
soon returned to the place. We found
Plympton dead. the knife of his friend
having pierced his heart while IIaw-
key was III 4 dying condition, leing
literally covered with ghastiy wounds.
The blear-eyed sergeant was plaeidly
slumbering ut the foot Of the stairs,
with one arm afiectionately embracing
| the newelpost, aud doubt if he knew
whether he went to the stltion-house
in d corporation coach or 4 wheelbar-
row; but it Is fair to presume that he
WiIlhecOnc thoroughly awakened be'
fore his sentence Of twenty years Al
hard labor In the Albany Penitentiary
has expired.
ssBnt how did you escape from tht
poison ~ inquired.
''Oh, very easily, indeed, I he 10
| piled with Il laugh, II blush to &C
knowledge II, but at Tint time | was /
confirmed, opium-eater, and, perni
cious as the habit certainly is, 1t saved
my life at Cat-Tail Row.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

A AJTAH ScHooLRoY i COMPOSITION.
The following composition was re-
Gently written by d Utah schoolboy.
Il Bull II 4 big animil and lives hap
III bnt The man wha OWNS him don't
aiways do 90. MY flther las a texas
Cow and GETS drunk and laiqtlps moth
er. Good bnlls come from Missouri 30
does Gratz Brown. A man wot aitlt
ror no Missouri bnll il out Of lnck aud
4 4 Greeley man. The bulls Of Ba-
shan Was good bulls cause ! learned
them III Sunday School they must
have come from Missouri because Lib
erty il iii Missouri and bulls has q
GOOD tleal Of Liberty. The hest bllll
4 Not rot the premium At the State fair
was 4 ,l'exican Steer lots OF bull peo-
p,e were awful lnal cause their bulls
wasn't Texican Steers. Johnny
Tholnpso.l said his father ought 10
have Ind THE first prize teacher said
lle oughtn't Id cause he didn't have 4
texiclll Cow. setting Bull y an ln-
jun.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08
A..,,, n (.,r tEle Register.

The following gentlemen are aNlhorlzeh
To receive anl receipt for SUBSCRIPTIONS
a lycrtisiNg, G.e.. for ne hhGlafEh'
I!iyNm Smith, Harrisburg.
O. II. 'ionpkins Harrisburg.
Peter Hane. Bvownsyllle.
W.R. .Sirls, Bsnwnsvile,
i. B. Irtine, Solo.
/. II. Reynolds, Salem.
LIP. Fisher. san Francisco,
i, p. Porter slieaa's station :, !.
Fletcher & Wells, BWna Vista, Polk 80
'has. Nickel, Jacksonville,
uus.,u,sRsersFsr4ryRgA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08
FRANs1LEN MAasliET,
Albany. OREGON,

i. n. HEBRON. Proprietor,
4 GAIN. AZ THE OLD PLACE ON
"A Frunt street, proposes to furnish III
s,i,n 4 anniy with ali kinds Ut MEATS, 1T the
lnwass market rates. Iiy strict attention
II husIness he hopes TO give general sAtiS
Mrtion fnnll who may GavnF MN Win
ssIi, s Highest iilarket price lssld M Ior
tssts' tpsssv'rIsTtsY siSi y. II, HEBRON.
nS1va
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08
Albanll 3f0istrr.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
ssy sWE4A. VAN CT4EVE,
IN REGISTER BUILDINGS,
CCNr F7Ty aai First S'rats.
TERMS N ADVANCE.
AnNnRrlslNG RATES.

Transient Advertisements, pef Squate y.
Ten lines or less, iifs. lhsefaon ~ ,aa. .upai
subsequent insertion 81. LaFget MIan,I in,av,I
terA.S.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08
.jOD WORK.

Having srceiga new iSlc. sock Of cot
o,ni inks.sc,rt,s, a tior,ion jol9e., egc,., we
,n,, nrprlred 10 execute at kinds OF pflnf-
il In n better manner, and fifty pr cent
,.h,allsr ilnn eYer isaiore offered in TINS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

nr. Stillman, who testified 10 Mrs.
Fairs insanity, was asked II he had
ever read StObel on insanity. Hesaid
Ia had, and was chem told that there
was no such author
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

x curiosity from the marine world
Il now to be seen lii the shop OF 4
chemist, In dresden, It Is the skrle-
ton Of Il giant sea-splder, III M ex-
ceetlingly good state Of preservation.
The body which Il i quarter of yard
lolig, rests upon eight long legs which,
when stretched Olt, cover with the
body, tile space Of i yard. Crab-like
claws, or long arms with joints, rise
above the head, and give 10 the whole
. ghastly appearance.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

A committee of investigation report
Tint tl.e lIew lail III st, Louis cost the
county $ll4,000 more than Il . lght.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08
ALBANY EsOsDEl STORE.
Established In 1880.
n. A, E'rcelaIlGE, ,

4\EALER IN EVERY VARIETY On
J miscellaneous books, sellool DnoKs,
slinnk ,o0lSs. stationery. HOOKS imp0rtou
No o.sler 1t short notice.
Albany, nae, ., 1870.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-07

TIE AFRICAN. SLAVE TRApE.-General
Nrkman, the English director of the
forces Of Abyssinia, says between 80, 600
and &C, 600 slaves are taken from Africa Africa
every year, at ages ranging from eight to
sixteen, and are sent to Turkey, where
they are brought up to be good Mussul-
mans. s-r
Ihave used DR.. Simmons Liver Re-
Eu!ator In my family for dyspepsia and
sick headache, and regard it as an inval-
liable remedy in these attacks. It has
not failed to give refi@ in any instance.
Rev. W, F. EASTERLING
N2t8d Florida Conference.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-07
Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

NHAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
i tho public to an examination Of their
sirtinn Of pianos. Church a ana Parior 0rasns sIn-
Melodeons, violins, Guitars, Danjos, Flutes,
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band 1nstru-
ments Of all kinds. Also Sheet Music and
Instruments on band at all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail, poet paid. on receipt Of
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express, whom ordered. 10 any part Of the
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodcons tuned and re-
paired in a satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing, Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties 10 any pon
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and satis-
faction guaranteed to those tavoring us with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Ri
cbardson street, few doors above PHGNlx
Office, Columbia, s. @. Now
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-07
To the Ladies.

|nNE OF the woret forms Of discoloration OF
~ the skin, and Of pimpled and eruptive
faces, is caused by tho use of CALOMEL and
BLUE MASS. Mercurial medicines are sup
posed to have special action on the liver;
in repeated doses it produces salvation, and
in this condition the liver is badly damaged.
Tho liver is moro torpid; tho skin must do
ments, and will be liable to pimples, hlotches,
eruptions. dark spots. discolorRtions, tuber-
o:es, sore nioa.h, sore throat, catarrhal affec-
tions, &c. The only seryceable liver medl-
iomel. They regulate the liver and purify the
blood. Aug 20