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Coughs and Comns.-

Coughs and C0mns.-
A cough, bear In mind, often ends with coffin,
quiet don't drug system with morphine.
HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR, pure and
wholesome
For all coughs and all colds, IL n sovereign basam.
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure In one minute.
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THE QUESTION IN PORTUGAL

How tho Spa nish Revolution May Affect
tho KinEdom-Thc Iberian Union Idea
Extending.
LISBON, Feb. IA, 1879
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day debate arose
on the recent events in Spain.
Silva said there was reason to expect that the
changes in the neighboring country would have an
echo in Portugal. He urged all to support the con-
stitution. The Prime Minister replied that ne saw
no danger TO the country.
The idea of the union Of Spain and Portugal is
gaining strength.
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Angelrs Turkish Baths, 81 Lexington
avenue and 1nvigorate before breakfast Re-
before retiring; best ventilation; highest temperatures
best shampooing gratuitles Ladies day ana evening"
(aentlemen day and all night
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CristadOro's Hair Dye.-This Splendid
Dye is the only that has ever been analysed and
nd har mi
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GERMANY.

Railroad Ring Corruption Charged Against
High officials Under the Crown
Royal Message for Facts.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New scheme
now out Orders filed prizes cashed, information iur'
nisbcd Highest rates paid Tor spanish bills &C. &c.
TAYLOR Co. Bankers, IS Wall street New YORK
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THE QUESTION IN GERMANY

Bismarck in Consultation with the
Spanish Ambassad dorian Imperial Re-
cognition Expected.
BERLIN Feb. ID, 1879
The Spanish Minister had conference OF two
hours with Prince Bismarck to-day. The imme
date recognition of the Spanish Republic by Ger
many Is expected.
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"Digcstion.'-ssCod Liver OIL Inv1gOr-
ates the dge sonr and improves the character OF the
hood HAZARD CAswELL's Is perfectly pure and
palatable.
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S PA | ~.

The Ministers Of the Republic As
sembled in Council.
CASTELAR, Defines the National Policy
to Foreign Courts.
Parliamentary Reply to Amadeus Mes
sage Of Abdication. 'o
Project for State Federation and
Territorial Organization.
THE FLAG OF THE UNION.
Adhesion Of EsparterO and Other Dis
tinguished Sons Of the Soil.
The People To Be Armed
Against the CarIists.
French Greeting to the
Spanish Freemen.
Amadeus Reception by the Portuguese
Princes and People.
An Italian Fleet Approaching
the Tagus.
The Iberian Union Idea Revived
and Extending.
Bismarck in Council with the Spanish Am.
basSador in Berlin.
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THE GALAXY

ELNTRST OF ALL IN ATTRACTIONS WE PLACE
Il the GALAXY.'-Standard, Chicago.
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Use No More Disgusting ucnzfne-s
CIOvERlNE suppants 1t in all gentee families Price
l5c. and Csc. per bottle ~
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A short time since, good many peo-
pie were crying ont, Seen. o. o. How
ard! Gen. 0. Q. Howardl" And now q
good many more, after looking at the
lll-smelling fragments of his Freedmen's
Bureau. are crying out still more loudly,
"Oh, Oh, Gen. Howardl Oh, oh, Gen.
Howard!' t'-''-
TIE BEST TH1Na SAID, ON THE FOURTH
OF JULY.-.7The Petersburg Appeal says
that the publication Of that paper is sus-
pended in respect to the memory of
American independence.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Che. bea.aen-

The heaun0slaeslebratio of the heathen-
ish Youdon rites in New Orleane, took
place this year on the eve Of 81. John q
Day. aa ushals and created q great excite.
ment among the oolored population, Of
that city. Vopdouism, which is simpty
the worship Of the devil. has many. fol
lowers among the blacks Of Louisiana,
and tho recurrence Of the annual sasnr-
MALTA is an event which creates general
interest among all Glasses Of negroes, in
cluding those who do not, acknowledge
to belief in the superstitions it oomme-
morates and encourages. The believers
in Voudouism hold that the devil has gu
preme power to punish, and that he must
annually be propitiated with gift, and
O festival held in his honor. At the same
time. it is believed necessary to entice
the demon, by songs and dances, to take
possession of the worshipers. after
which, by a sudden rush into cold water,
he is driven away. taking with him all
the sins the believers have committed
during the past year. This year. the fes-
tival was held at an elbow on the lake
shore. near Bayou st. John, on the edge
OF noisOme swamp. It took place after
dark, by Tie light of bon fees, and she
bcastly orgies, OF q nature too shocking
to describe, were kept up by great
crowd Of negro men and women during
the entire night.
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Home stomach Rittars

THE CELEBRATED HOME STOMACH
4 BlTrERS are compounded from the best
Tonics and Aro,natics Of the Materia Medica.
and are invaluable in cases Of Dyspepsia and
Indigestion. The ingredients used in their
composition are the best OF the claee to
liant, ston,dchic, cdrminatire and sligIliiv lana.
tiue. They are used by tho most Celebrated
physicians in tho South and West in heir
prtudte practice. and tndoreed by celebrated
chemists!and professors III St. Louis, Chicago.
Pittsbnrg and Cincinnati. For sale at The
Drug Stores of DR.. E. l.. Jackson and ". G.
Fisher. and by JOHN AGNEW & son,
June 10 Wholesale Agents
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Notice..

OFFICE CoLJMD,A Gas LIGHT COMPANY.
o.o>,,, COLUMBIA, July S. 1878.
[ HoNSUMERs are respectfully requested to
promptly. Money needed to pay for coal now
arriving. Five per cent. allowed on bills paid
within i've days from date.
Secretary and Treasurcr Columbia Gas Light
Company. july "a
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n Office.

MAYORS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, So, July s, 1878.
A dREEABLY to request Of Col. g. A,
~ Pearce, Agent Columbia Water Power
-several days being required to cleanse the
reservoir-the citizens will be careful int36S
use OF the CITY water.
July JOHN ALEXANDER. Mayor
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A Manual for County Officers,
ES0R Clerks, Sherifs, Trial Justices. Pro.
H. bate judges. Auditors, 60, for sale at
June 20 II. l.. BRYAN'S Bookstore.
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Cnmphor cream.-Ano elegant preparation
LOT & Inc p, skln. Curos instantly the bite of In
slrabie article. For sale at HEINITsH's
VI us o'oFe. June 10.
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d INTIES! !!

AS FOLLOWS:
.)lCkLED FULTON MARkET ROUNDS
L pnt NJ 20 order by Ferris X co
Davis Diamond II ans. and any number OF
low prices.
Smoked Tongues. enormously large.
price. 80
Sugar-Cured Shoulders. small in .izc. low
i'll price
Smoked Beef the exec Hence c1 which NO
huperla'ive III Tie language can oxprc>s.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
ud,, II were useless gentle reader to cxpatiatc
their excellence Beg to add, however. Thai
pended. -
parcliGd Java and Mocha COFFEES, always
tresh. Fun stock Raw Coilees, Rio, xc.
English and French Pickles.
Preserves and Jcllice in variety.
ana, as the dry goods folks aav, an endless
ple GROCERIES. anu ''"
Please call and inspect. Wo never press
you TO purchase, especially if you want to
o"S op roult. GEO. SYMMERS,
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CAPTAIN JACK

Ill Tho INDIAN GIRL" has % estsblisned
one by giving emokers al opportunity Of
Saving their money by dealing with a store
that makes specially OF CIGARS. And
whilst the ono will be
CONVICTED OF
will receive the plaudits OF her customers,
and be Eailed as the Queen Of Luxury. Never
since
THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA
Have dcvotees OF the weed had auch an op-
portunity aa this little Favorite" now offers
"a small "F1GARO,"at s3 so per hundred;
a brand four for twenty five cents, equal TO
any retailed in tho city at ten cents. June "a
Threshing Machines,
LNAS MILLS, Cotton Gins, Cotton l'rceeee,
Engines, Betting, Smut Machines, PUrta-
bio Mills. Agricultural Implements and Ma
chinery Of all kinde, for sale at nlanufac-
'",' ,n. p, p,'SsS' 7 Df[oR1cK < 1owEAKcE,o
June q Columbia, S. c..
The Georgia Gin.
NN entering our fifth season with these
" GINS, We have only to say, that in
EVERY case parties Iho have bought them
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them the BEST
they have any knowledge of.
We GUARANTEE them to gin as clean, run
as LIGHT. GIN as FAST and turn out as
GOOD sA"PLE as ANY GIN THAT is
MADE. Please order early, 30 as to avoid
ppointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded On application.
LORICK & LOWRANCE,
June 21 Sole Agents for South Carolina.
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IN COLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
,:::;ksss.:. g. ~ ~
ss:;
Tie PHE,'lx is the Oldest Daily PAPER
in tue State, and has been regularly
issued since March, 1865
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
By Telegraph and Mails, from all parts
OF the World; together with
COMMERCIAL AND MARKET REron1s;
Besides we'll selected MISCELLANEOUS and
READING MATTE, Of interest to every
body, will be found in thees publications.
THE EDITORIALS
Are carefully prepared, by competent
writers; while special attention is given
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
Iaken as whole. no BETTER INVEST
MEET can be made, than q subscriptiou
to one or the other of these publications..
The following are the
TERMS FOR s11 MONTHS.
Daily PHGN1x ....... 81 90
Tri-Wcekly =. . 2 50
weekly CLEANER (4S columns). 1 SO.
These papers were the first issued in
Columbia, in 1865, after its partial de.
struction, and have been regularly pub.
lished ever since. They
CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY
Throughout the middle and upper Coun.
ties OF the State, aud are excellent
MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING.
Ihe PHGNIx has greater circulation
through the upper part of South Caro-.
lima Md" any other daily paper published
IN me STATE. Merchants and others will
ind Its columns an admirable means Of
communication with the people of .has
entire up-country. Advertising rates are
reasonable and equable. Send adver.
tisements marked With the aumbe. oil
times they are to be inserted, and they
will be stopped upon the expiration of
tho time; and not continued '.to fall up. >"
Office on Richardson Tor Main) street.,
between Taylor and Blanding.
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor.
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Notice.

Notice.
/ HAVE again opened my MEAT SHOP, at
l. corner OF. Camden and Henderson streets.
aad would respectfully solicit the patronage
OF tne citlzens. JIM. DENT.
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"a Daniel Come to Judgment."-
Learned in the law. Doctors will disa gre e and
the vexed question Of the impurity of the
water We drink, the air we breathe aud the
food we eat, will continue as long as we live.
The only safeguard is to have a remedy. For
best blood purifiers in the woridNHEI
NIISH'S QUEENS DELIGHT. To purify
the Liver use the Blood and Liver Pills. For
impurities Of the Bowels, use tho Rose Cor.
dial. For sale only at HEINITsH'S
July2t Drup Store.
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Photographic fGalIerv.

M]8aR,ssMaJ5R R1SER i CO.. on Plain
4&azlS2HH BEST PHOToGRAPHiss: Isl aiscs. sSts
H w the best FERREOTYPEsi in
the State. are now made at
:. -, this gallery, either sitting or
standing. Old pictures copied in the yery
best manner. We are now prepared to fur
nish any kind Of picture, varying in prices
from so cents to $100. Give US q call.
July I'm i..,..a d. =, III.
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Mills House Sale Stables.

Mills House Sale Stables.
n THEnndersigned having purchaeed
H the DENTER STABLES, wonld in
NUsiorm their friends that they etill keep
on hand first class Single ard Double
harness Horses, Saddle Horses and Mules,
which they are prepared to scll on most rea-
sonable terms. II. GRAHAM K co.
JOHN N. LoNG, Agent. Maya
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Canned Goods.

For Sale.
M A HOUSE and LOT, on Taylor, be.
ME tween Henderson and Barnwoll streets:
-aA ironting on Taylor street 70 feet, run.
ning back los feet, 'ore or lees. The house
contalns four rooms on the first story and
loar unfinished rooms on the second story-a
inquire at q rfSpCKS,
April %
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SPooi@1 Notices.
No THE MILD POWER @g
ss ssssCURESssss &
HUMPHREYS

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
HAVE; rRoyED, FROM TIE MOST
gs len IN entire TSU suSeGss Sn n
simple that mistakes cannot be made in using
efficient to be always reliable. They have tho
render satisfaction. Price, in large three-dru4hm
rals with directions:
Nus. Cures Cents.
cWS9sestiEen, Was;s Esser 1nHmm1i2ns Mnrn sc
i. Niarriioes, OF Children or Adults, so
). Dysentery, Gripping; Bilious colic, 50
Cm"isrs-Hi1rhTs, ''a;,s so1',s Rs,,ns1iu Vomiting SO
3. Neural g;a, Toothsclc, Faeeac!:c, so
=. Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo, so
II. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, so
T.. Whites, too Pr9fmse Periods, SO
Is. Crony: Cough, Difficult Brea,hinF, 50
Is. Hheumotisn,, Rheumatic Pains, I. 20
i6. Fever and AKue, Chill Fe"er, Asuss, so
is. ophthei,my, aim ~ and dse, Sore Or Veal; Eye, 80
10. Cntarrh, Acute or Chronic Influenza, so
20. acknowledgements ioin;' Violent Coughs 50 50
q. Ear Disc chnrgcs, inquired Herring, 60
s. serofuln; EnIsrsei Stands, nd; Sweliing'' 50
Is. Is. HronsW rn ana d seaity y sscie.ions, .:i So
IS. sea.sieIeness, sickness from Riding, 50
%. Kidney-Disenas, Gravel, 20
or Involuntary discharges, .lto
So So. HsiSarS SoiS % We.kmess, % Victim, tho Gy, !
81. P.,inf,,1 Periods, with spasnis, -
SO. Si,Hcrings ut Chnnge of Life, !s3
81. DipllthtrIn, liberated Sore Throat. =
IS. Chronic Congestions and Erup:ions -
FAMILY CASES.
Case Noroccol with nbovc 30 large vi "nl
Manual IF Directions, ~" %
Case iNioroccs,) Of 90 large Walls aa' E'!:. GCa
Er These remedies arc soiif by tho
cnse or single box to amy part OF the
country, free or charge, Oh receipt or
price. Address
Humphreys SPECIFIC
Homeopathic Medicine Coz
Office and Depot, No. 562 BnoADwAI: New fo.1x
For Sale by n1l Druggists.
And by GEIGER i McGREGOR. Columbia
8. O. April II. tTly
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- h.iaWarren Roe.,
a MOTHER assortment OF these superior
IA. HOES; Just received Those whom We
we were unable to supply recently can now
have their orders filled.
July -" = JOHN AGNEw & SON.
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OBSTACLES TO notwithstanding
relief for young men from tho effects OF
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored. Impediments to marriage removed.
New method OF treatment. New and re.
msrkable remedies. Books and circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.-an institution hav-
ing high reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill July 3mo
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SILK SCARFs, TIES and BOWS, CT the
hnest and most elegant designs and patterns,
Az at the lowest possible figures
Call early, at D. EPSTINH,
May "a Under Columh;a Hotel
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NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
COLLEGIATE INsTrTUrE FOR YOUNG LADDER
Conducted by the School Sisters of Nosre Damey
81 Miles North OF baltimore

This Institution Is located tho most dsarabas part
OF Baitmore county At the intersection Of Charles
srsst and Homeland avenue aboas three miles north
o. .ne 4" asnington Monument OF Batimoro CITY The
hns walks and carriage roads. and extousvey psnnsa
tor exoroiae and recreation.
The building is constructed aud furnished with every
and safety Il % thoroughly ventissed ~eii heated
~ hot wHter. lighted BY gas and each story V pro-
vided with exoeliout spring wator spoaEnR tubea,
electric bells and CLOCKS AS security against there
arc two pugs In each story, with hose attached To
cal a asIs.sPss As any moment Of dang.r electric
have been made to accommodate Parlor Bsardors or
Young Ladies' who wish to giyo astsntisn special
branches and desire to enjoy tho OF private
apartments The system Of education Affords every
advantage for tho acqusition OF o refined and solid
education Special attention will BIO givoa to the Ger.
man and French languages.
TEAMS PEE AsauHi
Board and Tuition including the FreAoh and Gee.
man languages, Plain Needlework, tho easmcnts
OF Drawing and Vocal Music. .3aoo
Irregular or Parlor Boarders. 80
Music Painting Spanish, etc.. form extra charged
For special information, address
DIRECTREss NoTRE DAME OF MARYLAND,
GovAnetown Postotfce, Baltimore oannty, Nd.
aulT I'm
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When the doctor saw him, he took hin,
by the hand aud said
"Now, tell me all the particulars of your
disease" He replied:
"Mr. doctor, heaven DO thanked, moth
ing allie me; and, il you are as healthy as
I am now, l should be glad, indeed.n The
doctor said
"It was your good angel that advised
you to follow my directions. The dragon
is now starved to death but you have
the egg yet in your body, therefore you
must return home, just as you came, and,
when at home, you must take exercise,
and eat no moro than enough to satisfy
your hunger, in order that the egg may
not come to maturity (; and you may live
to a good old age, aud smile at ali this
hereafter" The rich man said:
"Doctor, you are knowing gentleman,
and l understand you we'll"
He followed ever afterwards tie doctors
advice and lived eighty seven years, four
months, and eighteen days, as sound as
a trout, and sent to the doctor every year,
twenty ducats as a new years present.
Young Crusader.
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COLLEGE
COLLEGE
RISTIAN BROTH ERS,
Corner Eighth and Ccrre Streets,
ST. LOUIS. MO.



Ihs n,sEay ";si.nton situated neSr the Pa eias
Funded by Brotners OF the Christian Soho OILS In
amount Of public confidence it has already gaiaed and
happy results the best ndatlon parents
aud guardians Every possible attention Is paid 70
its eieanness dor@ttafiss, Isfeo-
tory recreation hallsfsr cold aud damp westber etc
leg"s lind here an appropriate place in systen Of ed
most approved plan, and With a tsvotodnssS oonnen.
surato with the GIeatreas sf tho wok engaged L. By
dalton for ell capacities and requirements. has been At
6eget emulation The soul Of advancomsnt making
labor pleasure and success y cert1inty.
for the Of the students.
TRIMS:
Board washisg, Tuition and PhysciAR's Fec per
session Of ten months .................'..... s3S
For haf boaTdefs' ~
For Day StudenS.
In the PRIMARY CnSs ~
Music, drawing. and tho q sppars.as in ne
cGdy Of Che he and Ss5 SS5 1 aS
one form Of five m3 81, no SedaSsSn made ThSn
Payment Of Hay ,SeEStOn in IdVdnes.
Each student should DO provided With =. ca.t h.ss
shirts, socks. hAndkeEchiefs, towels and nsykins,
by the College uniesS special SrrSnEeae6t1 s. aads
and "uflcient .um depo.lsod yith me rrSasareT.
the travelling expenses tt b0toro the
end OF the session. notice should be Rvoa two weeks
previous.
I he ressIon commences on the Frst Monday in Sep
TENDER. and ends on the Wednesday before the Last
Thursday in juno.
Tine religion professed aud taught In the College
the Catholic Student OF other are e:
United provided they willing tho sake Of order
and uniformity 70 stted the public eEerciSeS OF reh
ginus worship. ,.
rArcntS living at distance required 2 appoHt
ST. Louis who viii DO rc ponSi PIE LOT pay
etc and whom their SONS may Do ohoe'Oo Sn
leaving the College.
For LarticuaTs addIess . .,,rs ,,--,s,
aus I'm BIO JhhEo ErespheAS-
IT. MARYS COLLEGE,
MARION COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
Lebanon Branch Of louisville and Nashville Esiroad
s...,on omen. or FIRST MONDAY or SEPTEMBER
TYRlBI
I'd and taton Annuu. t5O
IeSdiUg washing and moBdinR q
SSiC.zn lee
For catalogue apply to CHAS " ELDRR,
i2l Camp -tEset New Orleans
Or TO RIv. L. ELENA. CR. IL d.
jS27Hn President