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New-York tribune., 1874-07-23

First DAr2:2i $1,000, sir enresi 2.3t
$500 ten entries. $50 raoe, $1,000 ave entries
sEooSD DarPree to all race $500 three sntresGoltmlh
Maid Girl and Judge Fullerton 2:29 100,
entnesi running race mile heats, $500, four entries.
Third DAI-2.sO $1,000 eleven en.nesi 2:26
S. OOO eight three in 6e running $500 i've ooties
FouRrH DAr-23l $500. ten entries 2O $4,000
Including GaEec COmar Rel Cloud, Sensation, mud
IIenry running two-mle dash, sl 300 eles auaber Of
other eltfiss expected by mail to-day.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-23
TILTOH THE MOST DAMAGED.


This most extraordinary and damaging pro-
durton-in1 flr damaging 10 the writer than to
anybody elsc-speaks for ITSELF and forces the following
conclusions:
l. Whatever Mr. Beeclers sins OF commission NAV
prove in the endand ho Is yet 10 be heard-he state
nru made evidence Of the utter lnfamy OF Theodore
I1ton as the public vi his wife and mother Of
his children.
II. Comparing the statement now published with Sfr
TtOu's previously published letters, they show him 10
be man false his wOrd 10 his frle1ds, to his family
and all the dtcencies OF domestic life.
III The present assault upon Mrs rltOn ia directly in
the teeth the statement made IN his letter OF Dec a.
ls72 And again, the 30th OF May 1873. in his tr-
parite agreement And again. as late June 26 In his
letter 10 Dr. Bacon, wrote OF his wife as "A lady
whose devou religious faith and life the furthost
possible remove from Spiitualsm or fanacism Of any
kind"
" There IL evidence enough, II Is believed, TO show
that Mr IItOn first assaed Mr. Beecher, and then hs
own wife cover his sins. The single accusation
against DOth rests upon his own testimony aud upon the
letters. comparison OF paragraphs IN Mr.. TtOn's
statement shows that he kept the alleged confession OF
his wife secret for months and made no complaint
10 Mr.. Beecher or any one else.
w. Another important part OF the record will show as
claimed that the -Ocaed apology" In tho original Ia
ali ia handwriting of Frank MoutOn. and signed
bv one: that the last sentence ls a memorandum
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:BAtrIMoEE. September l7.-Cotton
dull aud easy-middling 1921; low
middiing 1534; good ordinary I4zs;
gross receipts 99l; exports to Great
Brifisn 300; coustwise 90; sales 25.
Flour dull; Rio brands held higher
Wheat firm. Corn firm and scarce
white Southern 100; yellow 95@96.
Oats dull-5S(060. Pork unchanged .
Bacon strong-sides higher; shoulders
IL; clear rib sides 15ia@lG Coffee
hrner and more inquiry, at l6l6(G
l9la. Whishey lower. Sugar strong
and active. at 1Ols.
NEW ORLEANS, September 17-Cot-
ton Qnlet-middliug 153i; low mid
ding l5ii4; good ordinary 14ll; net
receipts 1851; gIcss !. 333; sales 300
last evening 100.
" "ILMISGToN, September 11.-Cot-
ton -midd!ing 151.; low mid.
ding 14:al; good ordinary 1871; net
receipts ~; exports coastwise So; sales
36 0'
SAVANNAH. September 17.-Cotton
steady-middling 10; low middling
ll12e; good ordinary 1873; net receipts
'i9; gross 7l9; sales I'll.
MOBILE. September l7.--Cotton
quiet aud anged-middliug 10;
net receipts $40; exports coastwise SOL
sales SO.
C1Nc1SNATI. September 17.-Flour
hr@ mud in fair demand-family 35
(@6 30. Corn frm-S20S3. Pork
nominal. Bacon firm-shoulders 1O7s
GIL; clear rib 16; clear 16ls. Wins.
Key steady -1.01.
GALVESTON. September 17.-CDtton
steudy nna III moderate demau1-mil-
dliug l5js; low mid,ling 49,; good
ordinary 13a.,; net receipts 35o; gross
$50; sales 435.
MEMPHIS. September l..-Cottou
steady and in fair demand -middIing
1919; low m,ddling i5i4; receipts SCI =;
shipments 297.
NORFOLK. September l1.-Cotton
qulet-low middling 10; net receipts
1853; exports coastwise 563; sales g.
CHARLESTON. September 11.-Cotton
easier-middlings Is; net receipts 1888; (;
exports constwise 65; sales 300.
EosToN. September l7.-Cotton
qniet- middliug 17is; gross receipts
S24; sales $50.
AUGUSTA, September l1.-Cotton
qniet-m,ddIing 1873; net receipts
30G; sales 3S5.
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The Troy Press sass: ..pae Of the

The Troy Press sass: r.Daeg Of the
guests at the United Ststesa Hotel,
Saratoga, in the widow Of o wealthy
citizen Of Butfnlo She is sixty years
OF ags. She is accom- mpapied by her
widowed sonin.lnw, who is jdst half
her age These two persons are or
gagged to be married. and vii! be united
next winter"
The following States-nineteen in
number-are to choose United States
Senators the coming winter, viz: Ver-
mont, Maine, Indiana, Nebraska, West
Virginia, Louisiana, Delaware, Flori-
da, Massachusetts. Michigan, Mime
sofa. Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey,
New York. Pennsylvania, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and Wisconsin.
a VETERAN CALLED TO REsr.-That
widely known aud esteemed servnus of
God, Gabriel Hodges. died at Cokes-
bury, $. O., Septemb Der 7, 1874, aged
seventy eight. His wife, whom he
dearly loved, had, just th,rty days be-
fore. preceded Linn to the rest of God's
people.
HMrs. Sarah Jane Russell, of Will
mington, Del, was killed by full
during visit to the steamer "Juni-
alta" with other ladies, on Saturday.
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long conference on the subie0A. q
despatch from Secretary Be1knap,
dated Columbus. Ohio, says that the
officers composing the Society OF the
Army OF tue Cumberland heartily en-,
dorses the Presidents action concern.
ing Louisiana. A New York merchant
writes TO the Attorney General that
large quantities of arms and ammuni.
ton have been sold there for organ.
lied leaders iu the Southern States.
MILWAUKEE, September III is
stated In the leading newspapers here,
that number of heavy shippers in
this city and vicinity have kept MI
bills for freight paid since the Potter
law went into effect; and now that the
Supreme Court has affirmed tho con-
stitutionality of the Act, they will pro-
ceed to sue the companies for the diff
terence between the lawful rates aud
those paid, and ul,o for penalties.
NEW ORLEANS. September l7.-Gov.
Kellogg aud his followers remain IN
the Custom House. The Governor ap-
pears in good spirits, aud is quietly
awniting the expiration Of the five
days allowed by the TresIdeui, when
ho expects to be restored Ivy the mill.
tary. He insists that he must he put
back by the United States troops, and
maintained by them.
CHATTANOOGA, September 17.-Ho-
race M"ynard WIS nominated by accla-
nation. He accepted the nomination
endorsed the Civil Rights Bill as
passed by the Senate, and announced
that he would make thorough can
vasS.
SYRACUSE, September l7.-Among
the resolutions is the fifth, which says
1t iuvors home rule to limit aud locaslze
most lsaIonsly the few powers entrust-
Ell to public servants-muuicipal, State
and Federal; no Capitalization. The
sixth calls for equal aud exact Justice
to all men; no partial legislation aud
no partial taxation. The seventh, q
tree press and no gag laws; the eighth,
free men, a uniform excise law, no
sumptuary laws. The twelfth, the Pre-,
sldency Il public trust, not private
perqnisite; no third term.
WASHINGTON. September 17.-Tn.
formation has been received at the
Treasury Department that during the
gale OF tue 4th and 9th inst, the Gus.
tom House and Light House ut Btaz,s.
Santiago, Texas, were entirely swept
away, with all records aud papers. 1t
Is not known whether any lives we're
lost. The Treasury Department o.day
authorized the Collector at Browns.
vile to procure lighters at Matamoras
tor the purpose Of landing goods.
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A laborer's wife at Mortimer, q vii

a iaborer's wife at Mortimer, q viii
iage near Reading, in Berkshire, died
the other day from the sting OF hor
net. She WAS Standing in the road
nehr her house, when hornet flew
out from nest In the bauk and stuuy
her on the right side of the neck. Sue
went indoors, and Il neighbor buthed
her neck with water and vinegar.
However, she tainted almost immtdi-
ate'v, and expired in few minutes,
before u medical man could reach the
house. The shock to her nervous svs-
tenn was the immediate cauae OF death.
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Lecture,

THE Directors OF the Columbia Orphan
Il Asylum take pleasure in announcing
to the public that Col. J. p. THOMAS has
kindly consented to deliver LECTURE
Tor the benefit of the Orphans. THIS
EVENING, at s O'Clock, at Parker's Hall.
There will be no charge for admission; but
it ID hoped that the benevolent will be will
ing to contribute something to this beau.
tiful charity, located in our city.
]. W. PARKER,
Sept Is President
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Stoves! StoYesI

FULL limo of TIM WARE, Cooking,
90 Heating and Parlor STOVES. J would
S call your attention to the open Frank
SS in for coal, suitable for Parlors, Set
ting or Bed iooms, beautiful in design and
warranted to work we'll. Call and see them
at SMITHS TIN AND STOVE ESTAB.
L.tSHMEST, Msin street, opposite J. n.
k,uarh's. Sent ~
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Strayed or Stolen

FROM the Subscribers farm, rca-
WBA Broad River, ono light eorrei
Akads MARE MULE, medium sizs, seven
or cight years old, branded =. II. on the
shoulder, has one extra tush. Any person
returning her to mo at Winnsboro, or in :.
forming me where sho may be found, will be
literally rewarded. s. Il. FAINT.
Sept II 6
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School for Girls.

THE MISSES LABORDE will
6A open their School on lat Octo-
AL u3Ssber, at Taylor Hill residence,
VScorner Laurel and Assembly SITS.
VIZ Instruction in all the English
~ branches, Modern Languages
and Music by competent Teachers. For
terms, &c, amply to MISS LARORDE, as
above, or through the Post Cf1ice.
Sept th
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Acacia Lodge, No. "a. A. I'M.

A AN Extra Communication OF this
e 81 Lodge viii! be hold THIS tFRi-
"tDAf EVENING, at s o'clock, in
Ma.onic Hall Tho l.. a. Degree will be
conferred. Ey order of tho W. NJ.
A. CRAWFORD, JR.,
Sept Isl Secretary.
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Housa for Sale.

THE COTTAGE recently erected by G. N.
4 u. Butt. opposite tho College Campus,
containing seven rooms, exclusive ri Pam
tries. Bath Room, Dressing Room, Kitchen
and Servants Room. 1t has all the mo-
dern improvements. 1t will be sold cheap.
Inquire at Central National Bunk.
Sept IS
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In the District Court of the United
States, for South Carolina.

aia s. O.. Bankrupt -Paition fDr Fuil
and FInnl Discharge in Bankruptcy.
4 ARDEiiED that II hearing be hal on tho
- eth day OF October, at Federal Court
il"us". Ill Charleston, r. c.; and that all
crci;or., Ne OF said Bankrupt appear at
s'ld '';'i; ana place, ana show cause, if any
',"! "in, WAY lie PRAYER OF the petitioner
III ~! not br granted.
~ order If tho Court, tho 10th day Of
,eptc,ubrr. 1871
DANIEL HORLBECK,
CLERK of the District Court OF the Unite
S'"ies for South Carolina. Sept 16 w3
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r.,esr.phi.-com"nercInuI It.por,..


COLUMBIA. September Us ales OF
cotton 30 balea-middling l4LjGl4,;.
New YORK. September l7-Nooo.E
Stocks dull and unsettled. Money 2.
Gold ga. Exchauge-long 4.84ls;
short / 81. Governments dull. State
bonds quiet and nominal. Cotton
wenk; sales -uplands 1857; Or.
leans It's. Futures opened quiet and
steady: September 10 GIG, Is ii l6;
October 1873. Is ZIG; November Is q,
Is 7'16; December 15lS, 1876
Flour qnict aud unchanged. Wheat
dull and unchanged. Corn heavy.
Pork quiet. at 81 25(924 so. L,rd
quiet-steam 1870 1871. Freights
steady.
z P. NJ Cotton net receipts 65:
gross 3.l06 Futures closed barely
steady; sales IL. 300: September l55;
Is FL 80; October Is SIS; November
l5. 5 l6. Is 1882; December Is l3 30.
10 7-l6; January Is II 80, Is 8 l6:
February Is 1916. Is q 50: March
l61s. IL 3-1G; April Is 7-l6, I5,,;May
1914, Cotton weak and irregular; sales
042. at 1624@17ls. Southern -four
unchanged and in moderate inquiry.
Wheat slightly in buyers favor-l. i9
(Gl.23 for new winter red Western:
24CWL.21ia for new amber. Corn
active and excilcd-2o. better; 94(696
for Western mixed; 95@96 for high
mixed aud yellow Western. Coffee
quoted quiet; holders insist on 4 I'D.
vance-RIo l5@20 gold. Sugar uctiy.
and rmcr-SasWS's for fair to good
refining. Rice dull and unchnneed.
lors s.endy, ut 24 Is for new. lard
t1rmer. ut 1915 for prime steam. WINS.
Key active and firm-1.O4. Frciehts
lower-cotton sail 16. Money easy
and unchanged. Sterling steady. nt
~: Gold 93.,M?7s. Governments
duil and steady. S:utes quiet aud
nominal.
LONDON. September IL Fries 3ii,
CM3tls. New tivcs AZ.
PARIS. September l1.-n.nt..s C3:.
sos. ''' 'o''
LIVERPOOL, September 17.-:} y. NJ
Cotton steaiy-nplauds S; Orleans
So; sales $4,000, including , 900 for
speculation and export; total safes YES.
terl"y 10000, 5000 of which |ere
sold alter the regular close of market;
sales basis middllng uplands, nothing
below good ordinary, deliverable Sep.
tember, 7 1916; sales shipments new
crop, basis middling uplands, nothing
below good ordinary, 8; sales!s pments
new crop. basis mlddling upIuuds.
nothing below good ordinary, s l.l6:
sales include 1900 American.
Z. M.-Cotton sales, basis of mid.
ding uplands. nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable September. ~:
sales on basis of middliug Orleans.
nothing below low mildling, deIlyeru'
bic September, 8 BIG; sales of ship.
ments new crop, basis Of midllinp Or.
leans. nothing below low hidilng.
8 3.lG.
LOUISVILLE. September l7.-F.our
unchanged. Corn quiet and un
changed. Bacon firm aud in fair de-.
mand-shoulders lI(91Ii6; ole.r RIB
16%.
ST. LoU1s. Ssptembar 17.-rIour
steady for low grades, Corn firm and
little doing; small sales of No. Q white
mixed, ut S5. Pork Rrm-25 90. BA.
con hrm-shou!ders ll@l14. Llrd
unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, September l7.-Cot
ton dnll-middIiuy II; gross receipts
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OBITUARY.

Died. on Friday, tho 1lth instant, at
Cherokce Springs, Spartanburg County. S.
e, CARULlNE JANE, infant daughter of
". A. aud T. a. y. Black, OF Colu IL bia s. G.
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School Books and Stationery.

- L. BRYAN has jnst opened new
IT, stock OF English aud Classical
SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL STATION
ERY.
Also, BLANK BOOKS for Mercha nts and
Public Offices OF every size and quality.
Also, large variety of Writing Paper,
Envelopes, Gold and Steel Pens Copying
Presses. Pocket-knives, fine Pooket-booo
made to order. !nkstands, Initial Paper,
Writing Desks Ink OF all colors, and other
varieties OF Office Stationery. Sept 10
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Lost or Mlslaid,

4 "EIriFIOATE OF DEPOSIT. issued
IN y tho Citizons' savings Bank uf
S"ntii Naroina, dated 2lst January, 1873,
numurred l57, in the name OF T. Hanly
SPENCER, tor sixty dollars, has been lost or
nj ,ihi. AN! person possessing the same
VII. :. ease notify or deliver il to the Trus.
:"c al t'iumbia. Sept 8 mn3
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DISEASES.
To Rent,

49, POSSESSION given October l, the
HStiil two-story DWELLING, on Plain
tMiil street, East eide OF tho Central
Hotel It is well adapted to pr.
vatee boarding house. For terms. ETC.,
apply to JOS. T.. ZEALY, or
Sept II JACOB LEVIN
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Among the visitors at Santa Cr,n
u California watering place) is Suz
Francisco lady. the wife of promi-
neat stock brokaI, who has made her
SELF conspicuous ~ wearing n hideous
looking mask Of chamois leather. It
is said she envelopes herself in leather
to save singulnrly beautiful com.
plexlon. She IL ailndcd to in town as
"the woman in the yellow mask"
Group can be cured in one minute.
and the remedy Ia simply alum and
sugar. The way to accomplish the
deed IL to take knife or crater and
shave OF in small PARTICLES about tea
spoonful Of alum; then mix it with
twice It's qnantity Of sugar, to make 1t
palatuble, aud administer it as quickly
as possible Almost instantaneous re.
lief will follow.
The survey of the Northern bouud-
nry Of the United States, which hus
beeu gong on Tor two years past, hns
been completed. II Was conducted by
joint engineering com ission, repre-
senting England and the Uulted
States, and huving II strong military
escort. The survey was provided for
by the treaty OF Washington. a pur-
ton OF The American party hava al
ready nrrivnd at Bismarck, iii Dakota
Territory, Oh their return home.
The OranScburg Ne,rs states au.ho.
ritatlvrly that Solicitor Buttz will
prosecute the indictment agninst Gov.
Moses nt the January t,:u Of The
OrangeburS CoArt.
Five s.eaul.rs stilrd froln New Y,.,;
on Saturday. for Europe, viz: rh.
England, Bai'le. aud Java. for Liver
poul; thu Olympic. fn. Glasgow. and
the Srcker, Tor Bremen.
4 BRUTAL MURDER Mr.. Genrc,
Cu'pepper, who lived near FlntvlIic.
Mhrlon County. vas so severely beaten
on "Wednesday last. by white man
aud negro, that hu died within :.
short time after. They were drinkine
at the tIue Both the mur,lerers have.
benn arrested. The vile of the mur
dereu mau has also been arrested rs
accessory. she having administered u
large dose Of morphine to her husband
soon after ha WAS beaten.
colorrd nin, named Brcktowp.
has been lodged III Ill il Augusta,
Gn., for the crime Of deliberately burn.
ing two barns filled with coru nnh
fodder. on tho farm Of Mr.. Robert u.
Boyd. The ,ncrnllury admits the
crime aud Threaten. Vengeance on Ills
chptors--ive Oh whom aro coiured
MIR. james Huthcock lost tHo chit
dren, lust week. rom diphthrrm. rh.
little 0urs died wishin twri.e l,uurs o.
each other Mr.. Wm. R,bcr'su:.. ul
Jackson's Greek, nl-n lost II cLliu Suu-
day, from the naiue 'i,s,nsr
lPtnasbor0 NewS.
a reunion Of GprAUn's Brigade has
been arranged 20 take pace. IN A,iantil
on "Wednesday. Oc,on-r 81, during the
State Far. AaIrcs,..s are ex,,rci,n
from Gen \ Il L.w;o.., VINO .,rsu..
Wed this niisnle aud carried !, g. ar
valley OF V'rginn,. g. 100 s,rons.
There are 10 g,h"S"', ln ili.- Sta.
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Notice.

A IL. persons indebted to the estate Of
N JOHN SrEV EMS, deceased, are hereby
requested tn make payment immed ely
10 the undersigned, and all persons having
claims nSulnst the sam3, will present them
properly proven to the undersigned.
ROBERT ". JOHNSON,
Administrator. with will annexed, of estate
Of John Stevens, deceased.
Sept Iii wsi
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Medicines,
LNOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
IL For Curing rheumatism,
For Curing Chills and rover,
For Curing Ringwurm aud letter,
For Curing Coughs aud Consumption,
For Curing Dyspepsia,
Will I've touud at HEINITSH'S
Sept Drug Store.
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NOLlcc.

.'oLrMn!A. $. c., September 5, 1874
1HH:sE., III Jntlis from this date appiiIa-
ti'a VIII be mado 10 Columbia Gas
L.h; Company Tor renewal OF CERTlFf-
GAZE 30 30l, dated 18th January. 1871, +,
and i.sued to WILLIAM MC6 UlNNIS, for
twnnty.one shares, the samu boinS lost or
mi,la!d.
DENNIS MciUINNIS, Ex'r.,
ELLEN MouiUINNIS, Ex'x,
Estate of Vim. McGuinnis. deceased
SEP, q mo3
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Miss E. ". BarnWell

WILL reopen her SCHOOL
ALA FOR GIRLS on October lst,
eall IA&E corner OF Plain and Marion
&NLS streets. French and Latin or
XE% German taught without extra
G~ charge. Hon. r. ". BARN
WE'LL will assist in tho School. Terms
50. 81 and SO per month. or s12, $40 and So
per 1rsrter. Sent > smG*
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To Rent,

To Rent.
-. COTTAGE HOUSE on Dland;n q
4ifSf street, between Bull and rickcns.
l2lilL For terms, apply to
Aug Is JOHN AGNEW * SON
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Drs. Greene. LindIey' & Bentley's
Great Family Medicines.

Drs. Greene. LindIey'& Bentley's {,
Great Family Medicines.
COMPOUND EXTRACT CORYDA.
~ LIS, the great vegetable altethtivo for
all diseases arising from impure blood.
DIR. GREENE's FIT CURE, for the
cure OF Epilepsy. Fits, Spasms, and conyui-
sions Of all kinds.
dedicated Honey, for Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Group, and all diseases OF ths
lungs and air passagea.
Neuralgia Specific, "a certain and apeedy
cure for Neuralgia, Rheum atism, Nervous
Headache. and all nervous pains.
Wabash Valley Aguo Cure. Contains
no Quinine. most positive remedy Tor
Chilis, Bilious Fever. and COMPOSITIONS @;
Liver and Spleen. Acts like charm.
Prepared at the Laboratory, Charlotte,
MO. For sale by W. 9. FISHER,
Nov 90 lily Columbia. c.
BURNING UP!..
VOU are burning up with FEyER-Iu.
Il termittent Fever, Chill and Fever,
Fever and Ague.-all these arethe eare
disease, caused in the came way.
RAGING AUTUMNAL
Days OF September, hot. falling !eayes,
decaying matter. will produce Chill AMI
Fever, Dumb Chil!s, Aching Bones a2i
other bilious
DISEASES,
Which can be cured by HEINITs H.iKIN
CHILL. CURE. Thousands burn with fever
and shake with cold just for want OF
cure. which is to be found only at
Sept ) - HEINITSH'S Drug store.
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Select School for Girls.
H""ii"J Street, Columbia, S. G.
onuucteL by the Misses Martin

Ah FALL TERM for Isl. vii! be-
.H-EA.: Gin ~ the first day OF Oct aarr.
W. S's;:.: a4xsss !"i%i" FHHJch: L IiA'lS. uA"-
l&4% MUSIC under charge of Frof.
i,L..i +; Modern Languages, NJ D. II EDE-
Jam; Mathematics. Rev e. Il. ii MP
ILL; Drawing and Painting. ----;
Fancy W"rk, Mrs NJ Il BRADY.
For terms. &c.. appiy at 1ii RiaudinS
street. or through tho Columbia Past
Oiht,. Sept II fmG
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Sept Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-10
For THE CURE OF DRUNKENNESS

For THE CURE OF DRUNKENNESS
There is a curious prescription in Eng
land fer the cure of drunkenness, by
which thousands are said TO have
been assisted in recovering them>
selves. The recipe came to notoriety
through the efforts of John Vine
Hall, father of the Rev. Newman
Hall and Capt. Vine Hall. command
er of the Great Eastern steamship.
He had fallen into such habitual
drunkenness that bis utmost efforts
TO reclaim himself proved unavsiling.
At length be sought the advice of an
eminent physiciaa, who gave him
prescription which he followed faith
fully for several months, and at tho
end of that time be bad lost all de-
sire for liquors be had for many
years been led captive by most de-
basing appetite. 'rhe recipe, which
be afterwards published, and by
which so many have been assisted To
reform, is as follows: sSulphate of
iron, 5 grains; magnesia. 10 grains;
peppermint water, ii grains; spir.
OF nutmeg, drachm to be taken
twice day" This preparation acts
as tonic and stimulent, and so part
~ supplies the place of the accustom-
ei liquor, and prevents that absolute
physical and moral prostration that
follows sudden breaking off from
the use of stimulating drinks.