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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15

Tho Vermont e'ection has convinced
the organ grinders that this is an un
commonly good year for boiling, and
hence the faithful are warned that the
only way to preserve the party prestige
is to nominate the best men for Office.
This Is the best argument that could
be made in favor of the sacred right oil
boiling. Any process which shall
make it impossible for any party to
elect chronic Office seekers and imcom.
petent men to Office is right, and it is
one of the best signs Of the times that
the people begin to recognize this
power in the simple machinery If q
bolt.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15

BUzzAID RoosT. Referring to the
proposed Southern Republican Con.
ventlon. the New York Tribune. after
ehumerating tue head devils to bo en-
gagged therein, thus comments: "What
stories they could tel! if the conyen.
ton would only resolve itself into IN
experience meeting! What schemes
Of rascality they could describe, what
pfodigles Of registration, what miracles
of counting, what astounding opera
tons OF the courts, what novel pollti-
cal uses for revenue cutters, what in
genions devices for fleeing commerce,
squeezing taxpayers. aud emptyinR
the treasury into the pockets Of the
faithful All the ills that have cursed
tue South since reconstruction, all the
dangers that threaten her future.
might be illustrated in such conyen.
tion ns this.
"Ihe assemblage would also be q
spectacle full Of sngg' stions for the
North. There ut one glance we should
see every variety of political parasite
that feeds upon the PROSTATE States,
every species of rogue, vagabond aud
Insolent pretender thut has made Re.
publican Government ut the South q
reproach to all the civilized world.
With such gathering before us we
should not have to search far for the
causes of the present distress, nor
should we be puzzled to suggest a
remedy. To take al! these men, and a
few more like them. by the collar, and
lead them out. would suggest itself to
all OF us as the one great reform ne
oessary to secure the perfect recon
struction OF the South"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15
Fire Insurance.
GEO. HUGGINS' AGENCY.
Established in Columbia, 8. G., 1s4s.

ErNA FIRE INSURANCE CO.. Of Hart.
ford, Conn, Sc. 900 900.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE co., of
London. England, t8. .000, 900.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of
Philadelphia. So 500.0 900
PaENIx FIRE III INSURANCE CO.. Of
New York. 81, COO, 600.
OLD DOMINION FIREINSURAEOE CO..
OF Richmond, Va, $500, 900
ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE co.. of
Hartford, Conn, $l0O. 900.
Risks taken on Buildings. Merchandise,
Cotton. DO, 80
GEO. HUdGINs, Agent.
Office opposite the Ooiumbia Hotel.
Sept Is t2m
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15

FIRE IN CHARLOTTE. N. C.-About
O'Clock Saturday morning. fire was
discovered in the dry goods store Of J.
Mayer, on Trade street. Charlotte.
The building ond almost the entire
stock OF goods were burned; and be:
fore the flames could be checked, they
had extended to and totally nsumed
two grocery stores, one of which was
occupied by 3 N. Smith, and the
other by j. L. Brothers & Go. The
loss is eetimated at SIT 900; insurance
on stocks and buildings $4,000. The
origin OF the fire is not known.
The granite soldier, who is to sur
mount the national monument at the
battlefield of Autietam, has been COM
pleted, and is claimed to be the largest
figure in sculpture outside Of Egypt.
He weighs over thirty tons, and is
twenty-one and half feet high. The
gun he holds is eighteen feet long,
and his shoe three feet in length. The
face is clean shaven. except a heavy
moustache, and is that Of q resolute
man.
party of fifty men will leave Bis
marck in about thirty days for the Black
Hills. The party will be composed of
experienced hunters and miners, who
not only know the cotor Of gold and
the habits of the Indians, but are
sharp enough to evade the military,
and who, once in the hills, can live as
the red men live, and consequently
will not bother themselves with SUP.
plies to any great extent.
RUNNING WITHOUT LRas.-Mothor
Goose tells how, once upon q time,
two blind men went to see two Grip
pies run a race" In Fayette County,
Iowa. something similar is going on !;
three candidates are running as best
they can for Office of recorder, though
minus four legs between them, two Of
them having leg apiece and the third
no leg ut oil.
lNCENDIARIsM IN DARLINGTON. Mr..
B. f. Williamson, of Darlington, has
again sustained severe loss by the
destruction of his barn by fire, on the
10Th inst, together with about GO, 600
pounds seed cotton. This is the second
act OF incendinrism perpetrated on this
worthy citizen. hlr. W. has lost by
the torch since the war more than
$4,000 in property.
The ambiguity of the word "Ameri
can. Is made manifest in Marshal Bu.
z"ine's letter to the New York Herald.
III which letter he says. "for com
imnion have an Ailerican lady, who
gives mo the strongest proofs of de-
votion." She is Mexican lady, and.
OF course. m American in the sense in
which Pa'agonian is an American.
A shower Of white toads took place
in Larimer County. Col. The shower
embruced strip of country half q
mile wide aud several miles in length
From distance the frogs, as they
bounced along the gtoand, looked for
all the world like hail.stones. After
the storm the frogs hoped about o, or
the country in droves of 10000.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Phillip Esaes-
tine, German emigrant. who had
struggled into this part of the c6nntry
IN search of his friend Henry Lark,
fell into fifty-two feet out on the Air
Line Railroad, night before last. and il
seriously. if not fatally iujnred.
Greenpiue Neus.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15

POSTAL FACILITIES. recent
change in the postal laws promises to
make our post Office department most
important agency for the convenience
and advantage OF our people, outside
OF it's ordinary province of transmitting
letters and papers. Under the opera.
ton OF the new and reduced rates for
matter other than ''sealed letters" the
post Office department will soon become
the most perfect and most expeditions.
as well as the cheapest and safest cx.
press for the delivery of small aud
expensive parcels that there is in the
world; and if availed of by our people
to the extent that is possible, the new
system will create an era in some
branches of business little short of a
revolution, by which the residents of
cities, villages, or country places thou
sands OF miles distant, may do their
shopping" in the metropolis without
visiting it. und be enabled to deal di.
rectly ut first hand with our dealers in
every branch of merchandise. By the
new rates. to which We hnve alluded.
the careful transmission aud prompt
delivery of merchandise parcels is
undertaken by the post Office depart
ment through the mails. at the low
rate of one ucnt for each two ounces
on parcels weighing four pounds or
less.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15
NOtice,

COLUMBIA, 8. O., September 8, 1874
'E'HKEE months from this date applioa-
L ton will be made to Columbia Gas
Lish. Company for removal Of CEKTIF[-
GA No 301, dated 18th January. 1871.
and issued to WILLIAM MoaUINEiS. for
twtnty.one sharos, the same being lost or
mi. laid.
DENNIs Nc lU1NNTs. Ex'r.,
ELLEN MoGU[NNIS, Elk,
Estate OF VIM. McGuinnis, deceased.
Sept 6 mo9
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15

TnE COMMERCE OF SoUyH CAROLINA.
Despite the bad state of affairs ut the
capital OF Sonth Carolina, the city of
Charleston is isimproving her commerce
The gross trade has Increased from
$40. 600, 900 in 1872-'73 to nearly 500.
OOO,O 900 in 1S73-74; the receipts of
cotton have increased by 0.000 bules !;
the exports have moro than doubled
since lSG5-'67; the cultivation of gar
den produce in the neighborhood of
Charleston, for export, began in 1865
or 1866, when about $4,000 packages
were shipped to the North, and in
1871-'72. the shipments amounted to
over 100, 900 packages, and last year to
nearly 10000.
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Just tho Season for Turnips.

See Heinitsh's Almanac.
pLANF KUPA BAGA. Large amber
Globe. Large White Dutch, Large
White Globe. Winter Flat Dutch, Red Top,
Yellow Aberdeen, Improved Seven Top,
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at
Augl EINITSH'S Drug Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15
Lost or Mislaid.

4 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, issued
"A sy the CitiZens' Savings Bank Of
South Carolina. oated 2lst January, 1873.
numbered 1877, in the name OF K. Haniy
Spencer, for sixty dollars, has been lost or
mislsii. Any person possessing the same
will please notify or deliver it to the Trus.
See at Columbia. Hept s mos
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-15

Thirteen horses aud colts were killed
by one stroke OF lightning. Wednesday,
on the farm Of n b. Boiling. Fau-
qnier County. w.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09
nE. F, Kuakel's Bitter Wine of Iron


has never been known to fail in the cure OF weak
ness alt nded with symptoms; indlsposluon 70 eA
eriIon; loss OF memory difficulty OF breathing
general ssakness hgT5sT Of dlssAss Sssk. ns;r
sweas coid lest eAkness; dmness of VISION :
languor univefsai f6ssitude OF the muscular sys-
tenn: enprmeus q apr elite, with dysreptc symptoms:
hot hands; Aushipg ef the body, drynets OF the
skin pallid cnnntenance and erupuons on The
face parif yihe tle blood pain in the back heasi
ness Of the eyeiids frequent black spot. fyine be
fore the eyes with temporary sufusion and loss {,
ssht; want OF attention, etc. These synitoms all
afise from a weakness and 20 remedy that. ute
T. +. kuNkEL's Bitter Wine OF Iron. IL never
iaiis Thous ands are now enjoying health who
have NJ ed it. Take only Il. Z. kUskRL's.
Beware Of counterIeits and base Limitations. as
kunkel's Bittsf Wine of Iron is 50 we'll known all
over the country, druggists Themselves make an
imitation and try 10 palm II OF theircustomefs.
when they cell ftkunkels Bitter Wine of Iron,
kcnkels Bitter " inc OF Iron is put up oni- IN
ST bottles, and baf yellow wrarper nicely put on
the outside. with the propr-tor's photograph on
tbe wrapper Of each bottle. always look TOR the
photograph on the ortside and you will always be
sure TO get the genuine article.
Sold BY all DrnEgists and dealers everywhere.
dec3-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09
10 LOCAL iNTHLLronNcn.,

Thirty seven lodsers stopped at the City Hall
last night. g i'iEI al1fd f-
The DEL AWARE GAZETTE, (weekly,) is now at
tainable ut this Office. II is = splendid number.
Jsmes Dssan has parchsssd the Clay tou House
barber shop fixtures, aud now occnPies the shop
People are as much delighted with this weather
IS they were disgusted with that which preceded
it,
The Union meeting held in st. Paui's church
last evening, was largely attended aud very inte,
estlng. l.l,.. DO.
MISSIONARY Meeting in Trinity Chapel this (Fri
aay) evening at 71f O'Clock. Addresses by ReSs
c. N. Chandler, OF Baltimore, VIM. A Schubert
of Nebraska, and Geo. Ii. Bates. Esq, Of this city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09
The Living Tolcgrapher.

symptoms are the silent characters through which
the diseased body telesraphs its condition. But
they not always read Alright. and the medicines
administered sometimes asgravats instead ofreliev-
ing the complaint. Oonspieuous among the In =
stance: Of mslpractics which are Of daily occur
pAtsd invalids with powerful cathsrtics, Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters. in which are luly blend
ed the vegetable elements best adapted to the in
violence. of regular discharges from the bowels.
should be taken twice or thrice day as q rem edy
whether chronic or casual. No other medicine will
be required and tn will be rapid and painless
No medicine. as. yet discovered oI compounded
tions of the liver, as we'll as for diseases of the
stomach, the bowels and the nerves. jan8tol6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09

THE Granger Of the West are gradually form
ing tbemse yes into cooperative associations. II
benefs justify it, Q more thorough organisation
will undoubtedly be effected. The Iowa State
Grange for instanoe. has bought the entire patent
Of the Werner Harvester. They propose to man.
ufscture II themselves, md sell 1t for one hundred
and forty dollars. The estimate of eighteen hun
dred reapers to supply the demand 10 very low
They have entered into an agreement with sew
Ing machine owners also by which they will save
at least forty por cent. In various other ways
they are beginning the experiments which In
England have led 10 the establishment OF the i'm l.
mense cooperative stores at Rochdsle aud else
where.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09
FnEAks or cnAzx wednesda,

FREAKs or cRAzY Men, Wednesday
night during Q prayer meeting In the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church. an UNKNOWN
man arose and began TO talk. For awhile his
remarks were very appropriate, but he soon
chaeQed sabtectA and announced himsslf IS
q reistfve Of the Rothchiid's who, he said had
offered him lucrative positions. "But," he
exclaimed 81 wont have anything to do with
the G--d d---d Jews" Further remarks
10 this strain were interrupted. and he was
given into charge Of o1hcer Leary. who took
him to the halt He gave no name, but said
he was from ClacinnAfi, o. As his madness
ran in harmless vein, be was allowed to de-
part, yesterday: sf
Yssterd:y aftSEpa3,, officers Witt and
Cropper, diecoYAr ID q man named Michael
AonaRheps Sanding In one Of the bitches
across Market street bridge, with the water
up TO his waist. In this cool position, he was
amusing himself by throwing mud balls At
pSssers by: He was taken TO the hall cells,
and aftsrwsrds sent TO the Insane Depart
meut u the Aimshouse.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09
aoolsrlEs,
xrnrrras rzls nv1xfxa.

Fairfax Lodge, No. 9, r., at Odd Eel
ows' Hail, ID and King SITS.
Columbia Lodge, No. %, I o o +. st Odd
Fellows Hall, ID and King Sh.
Delaware Tribe, No. ], i o II NJ, ct Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market. XXI.
Washington Council, No 4, o U A NJ, at Me.
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King st. ,fll
Rescue Council, No. 5, Jr., O U A NJ, at Hall,
5th and Market st.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5Oi
Market st.
Excelsior Lodge. No Z, X Of p, at knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Washington Camp. No. |, 0 s of A, at Nc
Clsry's Building. 3d floor. Market si. above 9Th.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth and
Market streets, third story front.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09
RELIGIOUS, 4,

The Clergy OF Trinity Church extend cordial
pal Congregations and to all other friends OF Mis-
sions to attend the meeting In Trinity Chapel this
friday evening. al ~ o'clock. The Rev. Charles
n. Chandler Associate Secretary for Domestic
Missions the Rev. William A. Schubert Missionssy
to the Indiana, on Nlobraro, and w. Geo. II. Bates
will address the meeting. Oienngs will be received
by the Young Mems Missionary Association for
missions in Delaware.
WILLIAM j. FRosT,
WILLIAM MURPHY.
In ST. Andrews last evening the Missionary
meeting, was conducted by Bishop Lee assisted by
the Revs Jos. A. Stone, L. u. Lttell and johnson.
The addresses were excellent, the attendance small
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09

The U. S. CIRcUIT CoURT--In the u 8. Court.
the case of James U. Dennis, assignee Of john W.
Crisfe.d vs. Joseph Brlnghurst. is stu being or.
The counsel for the plaintiff, concluded his afgu-
ment, and Mr.. spruance, for the defsndast,o open
ed. Mr. spruance also spoke during this morn.
ings session. He will close this afternoon, and
will be followed by Mr.. Gordon, also for the de-
fendant. Tomorrow morning, ex-AttoIney
General Joies, Of Maryland, for the plsintifi, viii
make the cioslpg argument t-'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09

Total, .s~a. sll4l so
The total length of curb lines set during the
year 10 IL, S59 teet, or about 670 lines for which
was charged the sam Of $50, collected from the
owners Of property Ia which the line is set. THIS
amount ($57O IL unsolicited, and adding 1t to the
above amount, s1l4l 80, we have $l7ll so a. the
total earnings OF the Department for the year.
Twentyt 10 centre stones were set during the
sTkKKTs MARKED FOR GRADING.
Streets have been marked for grading as fol-
lows: -
Read street, between Van Buren, and Harrison
Van Barren street, from Lowering avenue 10
WaWaset street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09

PRINTINa THE MrNuTKs.-At the meeting OF
City Conncll. last evening, Col. Febiger introduced
a resolution, which was adopted, directing an in.
curry as to tue cost Of printing the minutes oil the
City Council, from week to week. lfths system
is init oduced, it will do away with the expensive
compilation and printing OF Ordinance eooks,evef
few wears.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09

To CURK CorGH, TO relieve all irIitations Of
the throat, 70 restore perfect ssundnsss health
to the most delicate organizations Of the human
frame-the lungs-use DR.. Wisfar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, which is still prepared with the same
care in the selection and compounding OF Its vasi
ious ingredients a. when il was introduced to tbs
public BY Dr. Wistar, over forty yeays since.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09

Ma. EDrroR;-W VIII you allow mo through your
colums to ack special attention to the Collection
for Missions in Deiawsfe at the Missionary meet
ing this evening. The meeting in Trinity Chapel
is one Of O serie. projected BY the Young Mems
Missionary Association In behalf Of Diocesan
Missions, and we trust that the effort OF our
young men In institutng these gatherings will 10
encouraged by substantial offerings. ...i (
Yours GEO. JACK Sec ".
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09
OBSTACLE To MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Youpg Men from the effects 81
Errors snd hbascs in early life. Manhood Restoreu
lmpedimen;s 10 Marriage Removed. New meth cd
Of ueatm ent. New and remarkable remedles
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2, South
Ninth ST. Phiiud Ell aphia Pa..-an Institution having
a high reputation Tor honorable conduct aud pro
al u OctSS-.tAM&Nom
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09
Annual Report
sr TttE Crttxr RsolNkkR OF TIE DErARfxxNf
or ENeiSKERrSo AND SURVEYING.

OF ENoISEERISo AND SURVEYING.
! Al meeting OF Cuy fCeuncil, last evening, the
anu, al report Of Dsuisl Fafra. Esq Chiei OF The
Eng u sefing aud Surveying Department, was
presented and read From This report. which Is
interesting md rather volumlnous, We make the
following fan and eonplets condensatlou
In tho opening Of the report the duties of the
Departmentare described, such a. making build
ing lines. setting curb lines establishing grades
of streets, setting centre stones &C., to which has
been added tiis making OF maps and surveys nd
the construction oI books Of plans and sectional
maps Of the city. :. -
The work of the Department for the past year
shows large increase over the work OF the pre-
vious year. =
The following 10 statement Of the nunb-r of
buiidinGs for which building nnd street lines
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09

The President has withdrawn the nomination
of George ii. Williams for Chief Justice ut the re
quest Of the latter. He remains in office as At
torney Ganeral. So ends the stormy question
The unanimty of opinion against the confirmation
Of Mr.. Williams was almost universal. Now that
he 10 shslved comes the debate sgain orer bis
successor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09

SALES OF NoNHY.-Last night, Of the regular
monthly meeting Of Star Loan Association, s22O0
were paid to Withdrawing sharsholders, and 5000
sold at 10 per cent premium. s.,s
The regular monthly meeting Of Young Mems
Loan Association was also held, last night about
$500 sold at 37lS per cent. premium, and with.
drawn shares, 10 tine amount Of $3.50, were paid
off - - 81 tl b
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09

- The PAY RoLLs.-under the new financial
system, the amounts OF the street and water De
partment pay rolls, each week, nre made pay able
to the respective heads Of these Department., who
draw the money and pay the men. This relieves
the Bank officials Of the Trouble OF csshing nu-
merous small checks with which the workmen
we're formerly paid.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09
Special Notices.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist No, aS Ma5ket Market
in ne lera th al keeps on hand all descriptions OF
msdi zines, and thar a ccmpetent person is AZ Al
times rsady prescribe for such SICK az ca az I'M
store and that no charge Is made exc pt thefeguiai
price of the medi tines the saae price as they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one Is VISITED NJ
heir esldneex =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09

CoRoNER's INoUBsr.-Wednesdsy Coroner
Winslow held au inquest on the body Of colored
lady named Hannah Williams, living over Eiev-
eu,h street bridge. She had been ailng for some
time, and died on Sunday last. The Jury rendered
verdict of 'death from natural causes"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09
WIN. s. WAIT
. g.,
no. 1909 Market street,
PLUMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER

Wishes his friends and patrons 10 know that be has
reenmed business in the above brances and would
desire their custom heretofore so liberaIiy
bestowed. lie is preT are to do all kinds of work
In his ling, and SUBMIT Inmates of cost guaran-
teeing 10 fnsh all contracts ami complete all Jobs
in the most
SUBSTANTIAL b &W0RhMAHLIKE MANNER.
Sstisf fictioo 10 all will b, my aim aad the small
"hssibI 'fttt eatrgsi,
Give call. % ap22-i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09

Ictai, 436
\ To this number must be added Al houses built
without regard 10 the building line regulation,
aud We have at, as the number Of houses and
other buildings erected during 1873, IN excess Of
30 over the previous years report.
Number OF curb lines marked during the year,
ON orders Of parties setting their own curbs 2l7.
Number Of party walls measured and valued, 10.
The following is statement OF ali fees and
charges received BY the Department during the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09
Giyy NoTacEs.

szm JG,E! NOTICES. sss4
The best recommepdstian of the bismarck Cater
comes ifpta ikose1 s6o have worn them. They in.
variably advise their fiiends 20 drcr IN anS it
On, at s1lrar. sea BABsCSsySSk BABsCSsy M shu.: H.,
good article advertiscs itself, and the Bss-
RsareE Caster for Ge,hemes is un'per.ty recon-,
mended BY those who have wern it as "he GGtfer
~ BABCOCK 4 BRO.
-...t 206 Market street.
Mems Caters. 81 and up,
cd Mems Boots s. and ulh p
Ladies Shoes, N so and up
. Al the old cheap Stere OF
- : BABC0Ck BRO,
tHsA .-F O6 Market street.
80 s.- -+- LADIES,
We bavp n isr1e sock of Childreus onoee
hat "a, I'D be sold call ana examine. they are very
cheap 80 wa, HI BABCGCk CO..
49, S8 Market ST.. = doors below Fourth.
RESUMPTION OF SPrcis PAYrIsT -Wm. H. Bah
ecek d Co el3 Nafset street doors beiow 4tn.
will take soer in exchange for Boots anj shoes 70
alimited extent they don't want too mncn oil IL
however. t......t #-.It .-
.--..t. THoSE PURCHASE
Boots nd shoes az 31s Market ssreet. doors be-
low Fourth, have the advantage of selecting from
q large aud varied tock at low prices. oo
VIM. Il. BABcoCk 4 Co
ID satan" ,Ss,r Il no getting around il: what we
ave said is said end the public bear US out in our
on luson that for first GLASS bsst. shoe or sa,ier
Is dark ct street. four doom below 4h ts the plsSe
'.---
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-09
WILLIAM j. FRosT,
WILLIAM MURPHY.
cures all klnds Of casarrh,

SO successful has DR.. Plercs's Golden Medical
Discovery proven, as n constitutional treatment
for Catarrh, when coupled with the use Of DIR.
Ssge's Catarrh Remedy, applied locally by the
u-e OF Dr. Piercss Nasal Douchs (the only meth
cd Of reaching the upper and back cavities OF the
head,) that the proprietor OF these medicines has
long offered a Standing reward OF $500 for q case
Of catarIh which he cannot cure. The two medi-
cines, with instrument, for 81 by druggists.
A sPECIMLN OUT OF THOUSANDS.
CORTLAND. H., Aprii %, 1873
Dr. PIERCE, Bufalo, N. Y: -.
Dear S,r-It is with pleasure make this
statement 10 you that after taking medicine for
twenty years Tor Cstarrh, tried your Oatarrh
Remedy and effected q cure, SO that it has not
troubled me. s. WHEELER.