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The New York herald., 1872-11-17
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN Nov 16, 1872.
The departure, few days since, of one of the
Court physicians from this capital for Prince Bis
marcks residence at varzin, in order to attend in
person the Premier Chancellor professionally,
created considerable apprehension as to the physi-
cal condition of the distinguished patient.
| The public anxiety has been dispelled, however,
by the receipt Of dispatches from the sick room,
which announce that the Prince 'is progressing
toward recovery"
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

Pontifcal Refusal Of the Italian Parliamentary
Royalist Annuity.


ROME, N0v 16, 1872.
HIS Exceilency Signor Selia, Italian Minister of
Finance, having addressed an Official communica-
tion to His Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth, in the
name OF His Majesty King Victor Emmanuel and
the Cabinet, guaranteeing the payment to His Holi-
ness OF the annuity voted to him by the Italian
Parliament, His Eminence Cardinal Antonelli
has sent reply to the Minister notifying him that
s'the Pope declines to receive the annuty',
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
TsLscaAMs 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. l8, 1872.
telegram has been received from Stralsund in
the Prussian province of Pomerana. under date OF
this morning, which reports that eighty vessels
were totally wrecked during the prevalence Of the
terrible gale OF wind. of which the public has been
already informed in dispatches addressed to the
HERALD.
DAMAGE BY INUNDATION.
The town OF Stralsund has been damaged to
very considerable extent by inundation since the
abatement Of the storm.
PAUPERrzATIoN OF AN INDUSTRIAL POPULATION.
The fishermen on the islands OF zingst, Oars and
Hiddensoe lost all their fishing smacks and working
apparatus.
Their houses and the contents Of the buildings
were heavily damaged by the high water.
Nearly all the cattle on the islands were
drowned.
The wells were flooded from the sea, and the in
habtants are suffering greatly for want Of fresh
water, food and shelter.
RELIEF DESPATCHED TO THE SCENE OF RUIN.
The Prussian government has despatched several
steamers, laden with provisions and other neces-
sary supplies to the relief of the distressed island
ers.
HEAVY VISITATION AT RUGEN,
The island OF Rugen, in the Prussian provincial
government OF stralsund, has also felt the storm
disaster heavily
Many OF its fishing boats have been destroyed and
the fields near the coast line are flooded.
LAMENTABLE LOSS OF LIFE
The loss OF life which has been produced, both on
the islands enumerated above and the mainland,
in various forms by the sudden visitatons is very
great and the full extent OF the calamity in this
direction has not been ascertained.
Hurricane, Snow, Rain and River Inun-
dations ON tho Danish Coast.
- COPENHAGEN, Nov. "a, 1872,
The storm which ragged in the North Of Europe on
Wednesday and Thursday was very disastrous
throughout Denmark and on the coast.
The wind blew hurricane and rain and snow
fell necessarily.
THE COUNTRY FLOODED FOR MILES.
The streams rose to an unusual height, overnow.
ing their banks and inundating the country for
miles around.
TwENTY-FoUR WRECKS.
Great damage was done to the seaport towns, and
numerous marine disasters occurred. Reports or
the loss OF twedty-four ships have already been re-
celved.
Half of
THE TOWN OF PRAEsro.
on the island OF Seeland. in the Baltic, was laid
waste by che force of the wind.
The small
ISLAND OF BOrOE
was entirely submerged by water and every inhab-
liant resident on its soil drowned.
A Norwegian Ship Wrecked and Four
teen Persons Drowned.
LONDON, Nov. 49, 1872.
The Norwegian ship sesostris was wrecked in
the North Sea during the terrible gale OF wednes-
day last and fourteen OF the crew perished
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CABINET CHANGES ANTICIPATED.

Reported Retirement of Secretaries Fish
and Boutwcll-Probabie Rcappoint-
mcnt of the Officers Elsewhere.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16 1872.
The Democrat this morning states editorially and
advisedly that there will be but two changes In
President Grants Cabinet after the 4th OF March
next These will be the retirement OF Secretaries
Fish and Boutwell,. The former, 1t is expected will
be offered the mission to England and the latter a
seat in the United States Senate.
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1ElecRAms TO TINE new YORK HERAlu.

TElECRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERAlD.
MADRID, Nov. 16, 1872
The Court physicians who are In attendance on
King Amadeus issued bulletin from the palace
this morning, which reported that His Majesty
passed bad night between the time of the pub
lication of the medical statement on Friday even
ing to the date of the present paper
Tho Latest Medical Bulletin More Fa-
vOrable.
MADRID Nov. 49, 1872
bulletin issued this afternoon announces that
the health OF King Amadeus is improving.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
EUGENE.
Ex-Imperialist Reception, with Visitors and Me-
mentoes from France.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov 16. 1872.
Her Majesty the ex. Empress Eugenie held Jete
at the Bonaparte mansion at Chiselhurst yester-
day.
Many visitors from Paris were present and paid
respectful friendly compliments, and bouquets
were received from a number of the French regi-
uents serving at Versailles.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
A sEAsONABLE SNOW STORM.

The Advent or Winter-Snow In the
Streets-WHted Leaves and Wet Feet
Prospects for the Poor.
Last evening came upon u.s. with all its chill drea-
riness, the first harbinger of Winter-snow. AS the
twilight deepened over the surface OF earth Dense
sombre clouds shut out the sky from view, and
when the keen westerly wind rent them asunder
they raned down neecy snownakes that betokened
the advent of Winter. The Autumnal tints, the
gold and orange OF the whiting leaves,
will by to-day have disappeared, and, buried
IN the mire and mud will sleep forever those beau
teous flowers which have charmed us through the
happy Summer days. There was little frost
visible upon the pavements yesterday morning,
but it was Of that heavy kind that quickly evan
esces under the genial rays OF the golden sun and
no one expected that almost ere "tne clock tower
t0lled the hour OF parting day'
DOwNY SNOwFLAKES
would fall on the earth. 1t was So however. At
first mere shower OF sleet harassed pedestrians
and ladies laughed as they brushed gently the
anon the wind arose and sent whistling
through the cool night air scntillant flakes
Of eve s
shielded their pretty faces from the chilly blast
with parti-colored or cellular green wells clerks on
small salaries spread their umbrellas and thanked
their stars shat Saturday was pay day and they
could ride home by the cars, and stout old mil
lionnaires shifted In the snow like stalwart war
steeds, and asserted, without reason or convlc-
tlon that they were glad the seasonable days had
come.
LAST YEARS FIRST SNOW STORM.
Last year no snow fell In this city until Decem-
ber 49, when we had quite heavy fall this year
Dame Nature seems inclined to "temper the wind'
and give us ample time, by premonitory eau
tion, to prepare for the coming OF those sad and
silent days when the earth shall be clad in a
mantle OF white and goloshes are Indispensable
The glories OF the tinted foliage will now pale and
fade beneath the icy hand OF Winter gnared trunks
OF trees and wierd branches will loom out
like skeletons upon the Highlands, and
the ruddy glow OF the fire on the hearth will cheer
the soul and gladden. the eye instead Of the iris
rays OF the calid sun.
While sitting In comfort over cosey firesdes let
not the wealthy forget the misery that will soon
become apparent among the poor and unthriity,
and when calculating the prospects of merry and
jovial Thanksgvings let all remember that charity
is the chief OF G0dgiven attributes, and that the
'shOrn lambn needs clothing and care.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
BuildinQ:-
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
TELEGRAM TO the NEW York HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 16, 1872.
The event Of the opening of the Australian tele.
graph line was celebrated by a grand banquet,
which was given in the Cannon Street Hotel last
night.
Three hundred persons were present at the en-
tertainment, the Right Honorable the Earl KIM
berly, who has served as Under Secretary of State
for the Colonies, presiding.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
THE STEAMBOAT ST. MARYs DISASTER.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 16, 1872
The wrecKng steamer Eckert is at work recov-
erinp cotton from the sunkcn steamer st. Marys.
IL Is doubtful whether she can be raised. having
settled some six inches.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

CnmpO's Infallible Spccfffc Cures
Rheumatism. Personal attention by FRED. WILL, Asni
land House, Fourth avenue.
MCKESSON h ROBBINS 93 Fulton street.
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STORM IN EUROPE.
Serious Consequences From the Sweep Of the
Gale Over and Around StralSund.

Ono Hundred and Four Vessels Totally Wrecked
Island Fishermen Completely Pauperised by
the Sudden Storm Pufr-The Loss Of Life
Lamentably Heavy-Hurricane on tho
Coast Of Denmark-Betoe Island
Submerged-Au Is Inhabi-
tants Drowned-Shipwreck
in tho North Sea.
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ESCAPE OF A BANK PORGER,

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 16, 1872.
william Anderson, alias Cohen, the bank forger,
escaped from an officer to-day while being taken to
jsiL
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THE UNITED STATES FLAG.

The War Ship Plymouth at Sea from Barcelona.
TELECRAMs TO the new YORK HERALD.
MADRID, Nov. 16 1872.
The American man -of-war Plymouth has left Bar
celOna.
PARIS, Nov. 10, 1872.
The United States war steamer Shenandoah has
arrived at Marseilles. She will shortly sail for
Tunis.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

WASHINGTON, NOV. TO, IB!2
Snow commenced falling here at quarter to two
O'Clock this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy.-Ncu-
ralga, rheumatism permanently eradcateG from tho
system. Advice gratis daily II John street. circulars
free
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

General Grant has been very succossfaR
an officer. commanding he did, the Army OF tho
North the fortunate candidate tor the
Presidency. However successful he may have been n0
mt equals that OF GRANT Co, the ClOthiers
6T and G29 Broadway formerly with Baldwin, tho
Ciohier) who been eminentIy successful In obtain
ing large stock OF CLOTHING, which they SELL
ing very cheap. Call at once and see for Yourself
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-Prices Re-
duced. j. b. MARTINEZ CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street.
bOx itSJ Post office New York
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COrns Bunions, Enlarged JOiMts.-AlB
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE,H UnaCn
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

Bell Schnapps-
The purest and best. Try It.
H. q. WOLFE Co,
rs South william street. ,
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A Sewing Machine for a Holiday Pres

IA
ent-Let us tell you how get and what to got
In the first place TO get goon one should be the aim
and in the place. get at as low price as posi-
BILE and those moderate circumstances frequently want
time pay for it. The machine that will Just exactly All
all OF these requirements is the NEW UNDERFEED VIII
SON II is in every way the best machine in use smpie
durable perfect operating and Beautiful and capable OF
doing every grade Of heavy fine and sewing
ever done on sewing machine 1t Is sold for S6 less
than class machines which alone has placed
it in advance of other machine in existence
You can pay II in easy monthly payments that will
be felt from the income Of the poorest that any
man can have the pleasure OF presenting to ms wle ON
707 Broadway New York, and in all other
country towns,
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

Denis Donovan, formerly Mt Delmonf>
CO. serves Breakfast at his Restaurant Nos o. East
Twelfth street, for 75c.; table dhote, 81 3D.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
Snow IN Washinrtou

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. To- lS1x
Snow commenced falling here at Q quarter to
three O'Clock r. M.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

As Cold Weather Advances Our Hair
will be dry and brittle Use CHEvALIERS LIFE FOR
TPE HAIR II gives vigor and strength II restores
gray hair stops its falling increases its growth.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
SPAIN.

Military Terrorism Against Commission Under
tho Concentration for Defence
Against Carlist DeHance-The
Bank Bill In ParGament.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

Fragrant in Cigarette, Delicious I'm .
pine when tipped with amber, yellow, rich and ripe
sURBRUG'S GOLDEN sCEPTRE TOBACCO Depot.
Il E.lAn fraal
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

A.-The Best i'm City.-LOrd's Cleaning
and Dyeng Offices $50 Broadway near Becckcr street.
nnlQ Rrn duKax
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

Gcntlemen's Dress Hats and Seal Cape
at manufacturers prices
r. ERNENWEIN, I4s Nassau street, near Spruce.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

Autumn Planting.-R. b. Parsons q Go.
offer large variety of Trees and Shrubs For catalogues
apply ut Flushing, N Y.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
Century Whiskey.

Christ0loro's Hair Dye.-This Splendid
Dye is the only that has been anaIyzed ana
found harmless.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

THE OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT.

RICHMOND, Nov Id. 1872.
The first snow OF the season is now falling
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
AMADEUS.

Medical Bulletin Of had Night for tho
Patient.
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BISMARCK.

Ths Prince Premier Progressing Toward Recov-
cry Of His Health
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
Hcrring's Safes.

Horsemen.-The Only Tonic for Sick
and convalcscen Horses find of any value is WARDS
SPICE. use no other II. Z. BOOMER
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
ENGLAND.

Citizen Rejoicing Over the Electric Means Of
Communicating with the Antipodes.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2l and 252 Broadway. corner OF Murray street
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
Glenham Hotel.

On the European plan
Ffh av, between Twenty first and Twenty second sts
desirable Suits also single Rooms for transient
guests.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

COunterfeitcr Never Counterfeits .
bad bL-UDOLPHO WOLFE'S CELEBRATED sCHiE-
DAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, that have been before the
American public since lS4s are initiated and counter,
feited, and purchasers must beware AL Brocers ahO
druggists keep the genuine.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

sackett's Magic Coioris Changes tho
Hair TO nataral brown or black, Sold oserywhere.
Depot liz Liberty street.
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THE GREAT FIRE IN BOSTON.
Bosros, Mass, Nov. IL. 1872
Msssrs % Hrnnlses FARRELL a'l and aSa Broadway New
GENrLExEs-In the great fre" which mas DESTROYED
champion" safes and & which s we were unable e Re.
Ssa s @he "nt sh when ns
agreeably surprised TO find our books papers.
"'' - NY j. c. BURRAGE q CO.
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BUR-
CLAIR PROOF SAFES.
BEST SAFE IN THE WORLD.
uNss1s;;s NspH;ss,q5sd + rSRxsYY SpIy sY
asI and nt sss srosaway.
'oTHsE F%kkRE, asT.az HERsiSe siIsfi ssw cor aSr1
@7 chsi1nas mERs4SS s1rset' ! faGio1aae'pn'a' Go.e
aERRiNss II ssf,f sisset' FhRREi FaisafEa
So Camp street. New Orleans.
Half Horse and Half Man.-Rheuma-
tisns, swelings Lameness and kind of Flesh. Bone
TAUR LINIMkNr the most wonderiu discovery Of
ancient or modern mes.-lConmunicatedI
Important Decision in Supreme Court.
Chambers GRAND PRESENTATION CON-
CERTs-An important decision rendered yesterday
in the case of Mr. George Wood, who prohibited q
few days ago by Captain Burns the Fifteenth precinct
selling tickets grand Presentation Concert
take place the Academy OF Music, and distributing
presents the purchasers OF tickets. On writ of
tiorari the carried TO the Supreme Court.
Chambers Tho Court decided in the sale tickets
for his concerts and the presentation OF tickets
chaser. Mr. Wood had violated the law The case was
Acting under the advice of counsel Mr.; wood viii
resume the sale Of tickets tomorrow November s 4, $50
has been exclusively lifted Tor the purpose Tickets
are One Dollar eacn; ana W sn sdrbaed ON
spot purchasers OF tickets Special attention Is
called to the advertisement elsewhere.
o.Iulihn,s HydrAstfn Compound Will
cuyc all diseases OF Kidneys Bladder and Urinary
Organs. Sold by druggists
Lace Curtains n. Specialty.-FNll Inn
portaon offered at mannacturers PRICES wncYsaie ana
retail , ElpESSkEh Co,
Nfcol, Da wilson q Co.,
SO Broadway
are now openspg SOS % cases Of .,.
MENTs, &C. being the latest productions the Paris
workshops
Royal Havana Lottery.-PrAzcs Cashed,
orders ed information furnished, highest
spanish Bank Bins TAYLOR Co. Bankers Il wallst
sackett's Magic Coioris Changes tho
Hair to nataral brown black. Sold everywhere.
Depot liz Liberty street.
Stock and Gold Privileges-The safest
mode Of Stock speeulaons: = ull particulars by LAPS
LEY BAGLEY, Brokers, AZ Exchange place.
Qaackinbush's syrap or Tar and villa
druggistL
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ing. AID all passenger trains are from ten to twelve
hours behind time.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

Stock and Gold Priyilegcs-The safest
mode Of Stock Spcculations. Full particulars by LAPS
LEY 4 BAGLEY, Brokers, Al lsxchange place.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

Royal Havana aLottery.-PrAzcs Cashed,
orders ed information furnished highest rateo
spanish Bank Bihs. TAYLOR 4 CO. Baukera Ii w all
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Showing at Poughkccpsie.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. Ia, 1872
The first snow here this season is now falling.
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AIADNN ~ oO.s
l76 william street, New York.

Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Is the Best II.
the world the only true perfect dye; harmless re
able, instantaneous. At all druggists.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
Nicol, Davidson 4 Co.,

HD BrO0dway,
opensng 50 Of
real bronze STATUARY, CLOCKS, PARgDR ORNA-,
MENTs. &c, being the latest productions oil the Paris
wO
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Snow in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Nov. 10, 1872.
The snow is two feet deep on level this morn
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

Quackinhush's syrap OF Tar and villa
CuERRy-A family remefly Its peculiar cnmb,nauoe
makes II pleasant aud rellabie 81 all tunes so'o "
The New York herald., 1872-11-17
A-Tmnortnnt DiscOvery.

As-kmpOrtant DlScOveTys
The ELIXIR IODO BROMIDE OF CALCIUM COM
POUND will relieve the Secondary Stages Of the
the an creons n
ally eliminating from the system The Morbid material
which absorbed and retained, and which results in
constitutional and local diseases, Rlanders, dropsy &C.
II has relieved every where used thoroughly, aud
was first given by physician to his horse with i'm
mediate relief. Prepared only by ~
176 william street New York.
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AVtTdYG
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
IaSt year.. ............. ~
Average temperature for past week. .......... 80
Average temperature Tor corresponding week
last year .45 ST.
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JAY COOKE L CO., BANKERS.

corner OF Fulton avenue and BOerum street
Open from 8 A. NJ To s T.. NJ;
On Sunday from to r. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

A.-FOr y First Glass Hat Mt Popular
prices call on DOUGAN LUZ Nassau street. of Ann.
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

,A.-Cttizens and Stranger w no Desire q n
elegant Dress Business Hat superior quality should
so to EsPENCHEID Manufacturer. lls Nassau street
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Buding:-
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

".Julihn's Hydrastfn Compound will
cuyc all diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Organs. Sold by druggists.
Lace Curtains n. Specialty.-FNu Inn
ro,ail HEyDECKER & co.
$40 Broadway opposite Eleyersh street
The New York herald., 1872-11-17

sor,n with Mr.. Charles Fisher as FalstaY takes
place on Tuesday evening. 1t is not often that we
are able to see Shakspearian tragedy and comedy
in this city at the same time, but aside frOm this
these revivals have interest OF their own. There
has been no great Juliet since Miss ONeill retired
from the stage half century ago, and we have had
no Falstafr since Hackett Whether we shall indeed
find them In the persons who essay these parts
next week is question not to be considered In ad.
vance, but each Is full OF promise. Miss Nelson
comes to us as the accepted Juliet OF the English
stage. She is young, she is beautiful and we hear
she is great. All who have seen her pronounce her
the fitting representative of Shakspeare's tenderest
character. Another charm of the revival is to be
looked for in the mirthfu and elegant Mercutio OF
Mr.. James ". wallack-a part he has not at
tempted in this city for so many years as to make
IL new again. Mr. Charles Fishers Falstafr is ex-
pected with an interest only less intense than the
lookedor Juliet Of Miss Nelson. He has long been
recognized actor OF great ability, and has just
exchanged the light comedy parts upon which his
reputation rests for the 'old man, OF the stage
Whether he will be able to place his name by the
side Of Henderson. stephen Kemble, Cooke and
Hackett in the Falstafan niche remains to be
seen but the performance scarcely fail to run
close upon the promise. The production OF these
plays Is the feature OF the Winter, and in addition
to them we are also to have readings from Ham
letr and "Othellon by Edwin Forrest, on Tuesday
and Friday evenings. Mrs. Inchbold said that IN
her tme-the period of Miss O'Nenrs great
trumphs-' Romeo and Julet' seldom attracted
an elegantaudence. New York has often SHOWN
that the complaint cannot be made OF our time;
but the approaching seasons viii he o fair and
even test OF the esteem In which Shakespeare s now
held.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-07
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Communication Richland Lodge.
Residence to Rent.
John Agnew-Bugeies, etc.
D. Wyatt Aiken-Notices.

Rural BEAUTIES AND CrY BELLIES
Country girls arc not whit behind their
metropolitan sisters in tho natural ele-
ments Of loveliness, but it must be con-
ceded that the city bellies best understand
the att Of preserving and heightening
their personal beauty. The most per-
fect features lose half their attraction
unless the complexion is properly cared
for, and il the pretty girls Of the rural
pistricts wish to compete with the Fair
Stars" of the fashionable world in re-
fined attractions, they must pay due at.
tention to this important point. They
ought to know, for the fact is notorious,
that HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM imparts to
the skin delicate, pearly appearance,
unproduceable by any other preparation
under the sun. No matter how the Gu.
ticle may have been roughened by ex.
posure or disoolored by tho sun, the
Ds.1s vii! render it soft and pliable. and
removes every blemish.
R9- Pimplcs and brown spots on the
face, Eruptions. Blotches, Scrofulous
diseases and oil sores arising from i'm.
pure blood. are cured by DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. N7tt3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-07

WHITE LABOR IN THE SoUTu.-The
popular fallacy that white laborers can
not endure the heat OF tho cotton,
sugar and rico plantations of the South,
is explo; ed by the New Orleans Picnyums,
which says that whito laborers nrc work
ing in the fields all over the State OF
Louisiana, the year round, US low down
as tide water, from the Gulf of Mexico,
and on the islands along the Gulf shore.
Aad these laborers are not more sickly
than colorcd men, or men who stay in
the shade.