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For the treatmeat and cure Of all lOeas q Rfi-
vste and chronic diseases in both sexe1. -
removed from lS6 West Aadisoa slHese - u
above numbers, whore he - ths nost coopoete
suit Of reception rooms and private pardon -
The special tHeaxment ofenFo0ie and private Ai11
sases in Chicago. The apartments ars - CO.
structed that patients never - any o0o bat tn
Hector. The fep0tatioa ofDR COBURu nevI
% veil established, and his unequalIea sktu !.
the treatment q private diseases has elane1
;or him The most eztseavs ps.eties q aay|
physician in the city. Young - Who haye
Injured themsalves BY aseeret habit 13d spoedyI
"A psEmaneet relief Ct the hands Of DE- CD
BURN. There Il % csc Of private dissass, I'd
matter Of how long standing. that be eanasa|
perSectly cure, and leave the patient - veil q
river DIX COBURN ID well known 70 b regulas|
krsdrsts Of medicine, and has three diplomaa|
from the best medical colleges in the world,
which are to be seen In his once BY all vh0I
vish u read them. Separate rooms and special
Treatment for all female difficulties. Send 1o9 bid
book on woman and her diseases; als0 book on
Dexual and vensreal diseases for gentlamen, al
ftee for two stamps. address an lette1 70 col
burn MEDICAL INSTITUTE, l76 and l75|
Sosth Clark, corner Mooroe strset. Chie1eoI
Once hours: O. N. to p. N. Sunday. ~
D. M leblS-d&Wlo9
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SYPHILIS CURED.

DR. BOHANEAN'S Vegetable syphili. Cure In
narrated to permanently cure SYPHILIS in all
its Stages and eradicate he lsst vestige OF syphil
tito poison from the system. Those having the dis.
case lurking in their blood, conce aled from obser
walton, in its constitutional form, thereby leopard
ixing the health and happiness OF another, we'll
that OF their offspring, should Immediately use
this medicine, and be cured for LIFE. Price Five
Dollars. sent to any address.
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..H0UsEKEErER', OF HEAL TT.

..HOUsEKEEFER'' Of HEAL JJl.
The liver being the great depuraiing
or blood cleansing organs of the system
set this great "hOusekeeper OF our
health" at work, and the foul corrup
tons which gender in the blood, and
rot out, as it were, the machinery of life,
are gradually expelled, from the system.
For this purpose Dr. Prices Golden
Medal Discovery with very small daily
doses of DR.. Prices Pleasant Pur-
gatiye Pellets are pre-eminently the ar
iicles needed. They cure every kind of
humor from the worst scrofula to the
common pimple, bloch or eruption.
Great eating ulcers kindly heal under
their mighty curative influence. Viru-
lent blood poisens that Jerk in the system
are by them robbed of their terrors, and
by their perservering and some y hat
protracted use the most tainted systems
may be completely renovated and built
anew. Enlarged glands. tpmors and
swellings dwindle away and disappear
under the influence OF these great resol-
venrs.
DOCTORS COULDN'T HELP HIM.
MEIGsviLLE, Morgan Co., o., March 24th, 1872.
Dear DIR. PIERCE:
When was IL or u year of age l
took what is called Kings Evil, and by
constant doctoring it would heal in one
place and break out In another. 1t also
broke out in my left ear. l first found
your name in the Christian Advocate,
and sent ten miles for the first bottle,
which did me more good than all the
other medicines l ever used. l am %
years old and doctored with five doc
tors, and not one of them helped me SO
much as your bottle Of Discovery. l
have got well and able to do q good
days work. JOHN a. WILSON.
& W
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1Ak L sr... q d aassas' r.
IL IL Probate Coort il and for saiL County.
:, IL the oastes q IL sst.ss q Pnissas Lanb.
NO1lCE b Hereby givsa that Lsttess of Ad.
IN ninigsraaiss hsvs hssa gFansed - tie usder.
agDed % ths esea1e - fhina0 Lab, hts e nd
County, dscsles1. By IL 1saossbls, The Psshaas
Ceast efths Csaltyan1 susie aSsgeGaSd, da1sd IL
tvssty-S6s!th asy q Msvsoh9. 4. D. is71 Nsv,
I'll peseae havia9 eleaos soni6se IL - eseats
aso hefeby nod1o1 that thov 0ast pesusos the
Dos - the uDdessigDsd fos allowance, within sas
yesr irsm ths date a NJ Letters, o. they nay b
lseelnasd hoo ny bsne1t q such ssaafs cd thss
saiss The dats d saiA Ielsen tAsy sha - Ssrsvss
barred. HRA KIHG-
AdoinistratoS Of tie estate Of Phineas Lanh.
Deceased.
LsAvExwosss. Co, Rev. Is, 1874.
6oe1f.~41
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Medical.

Attention l. called to the advertisement Of
DR.. Bohsnnan, of St. Louis, Mo. Hi rep.
.tation is hat of one Of the most successful
physicians in his speciality in the West.
bov2sdAW
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Better and Better.

Is the cry from every quarter in respect tG
the wonderful effects Of DR.. WILHOFT's
ANTI-PERIODIC, the greatest achieve
ment of modern science and skill in treating
MaIariL Fsrers. Cells and Ferers, Enlarged
Spleen, Enlarged Lircr. Dumb Chiis. Ssn
Pains, and all Kindred diseases.
The great virtue of this popular medi.
cine contests in it, cheapness. its efficacy and
it, prompaess n the cure of the above named
diseases.
All through the West and Northwest. the
South and Southwest. and along tie Ohio
valley, its use and success are unparalleled.
For sale by Robt. Parham. eod&w
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006R21 Q 0010s
Cous1I % L:Hvss1osrn. i"
In the Dsayies Court Il IL Pirst JudicIa District
9th Seats q Kasaas sitting in and fer lsavsa-
worth County In sid 1tase.
Robert b. Essos, Plaiaua,
J. u. 0allagAR, Ioui0 tCsss No. s, 50O
Gallagha6 aoA I. c.
Bol1ss, DslssAssta
DUe1lC NOTICE = h0sby given thst undw
Il - ~ virtue u IL judgnsat rsadsrsd In The
sboso entitled aet1oa In and By the above nsRsd
CoaEt, - eeaD exeeutio0 iBu01 on aid iudapnent
- - directed ~ delivered, ON -
Saturday, lie 2AA dog Of Jansary. A. d..
1874.
q II Seleek q mid day, ss
the Ceuss Hoass door. in IL Civ
q Lsaveevesth In IL Csusty asd susie sSsrssaid
oeS at pah1ie 0lo - aDlb ss1asnisly = tho hjRh
81 bt44sS, ~ onDh 10 had. och a he lpllov1ag
Described tsafto Il LAnd fuasa lying sDA beioa in
IL Coaoey of Lsavsov0seh asd 6eaSo of Xsasas,
uaDoly: Len naDhe4 tveoly-ssvsn (Z7), tveosy.
sSAs t1s) ed tvssty -nins (z3) in b:oek ounEsr
e6y-eos $50 tethe eslgDal paat u ths City 81
LAvsavsth. 81 pssSasy ko hssa lsvisd 1psa
I'D = = . I'D = ~ psepssty Of the sbsvs sen-
- DsfsoAasts. J. y. 0allaghs1 snd L0uisa Gala
THOMAS LDouARD,
oheslG & 1nvsaOssth Csansy, Kansaa
AaiR eOaes 1ns1vssA Osy, 49,
nuDb@ ~, A. =, 1en
DsDsa o1uys A3y - me-
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New MEXICO, won to the political strength
of the country, is it seems to be annexed
more completely and joined to the bus
inss of the older States by plans to be sub
mitied at the next meeting of the Kansas Pa.
ci6c Company. As We understand the rep
RESERVATIONS, the line has been graded from
Kit Carson to Arkansas. 1t is now intended
10 iron this and extend the Boulder line 10
Boulder City ut the foot the Rocky Noun
taina. The projected route, cost and detail',
Of course cannot be ascertained until the
plans and surveys have been completed-at
some date before the first Of May.
The Kansas Pacific now has 672 miles, in
Guiding branches; earned S3.74s. 2So,62 10
the year ending last June, and owes $50. 49,
24s of the cost, amounting to S3S. 392. $40.
The directory evidently belives that progress
is the best method for making former invest
ments pay, and striking direct for New Mex
leo challenge q country of great resources
that il sought BY the prolongation of the
Denver narrow-guage road. Much of the
region to be traversed il the plan 10 adopted,
or rather when it ia, has the fertility that is
common to all portions Of Kansas. The
through business must nevertheless be the
main object, and that contemplates furnish
ing the metals of the remote point for the
smelling works of St. Louis. The project Is
encouraging at this time - another manifee.
,a,ion of recovery, activity and enterprise.
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THEONLY PAIN REMEDY

IN u ins';tiy stops the mos, eieraeiatins pains,
ALLAYJ INFLAMMATION AND CURE, CON-
GESIIOSS.
Whether Of the Lungs. Stomach, Bowels other
glands organs, by one application
In FI:OM ONE To TWENTY MINUTES.
Eomlt,er how violent exeruciating the pain,
the Rheumatic, Bel ridden, mira, Crippled,
Nervous, Ecuralgic Frustrated with 4 so.so iaay
sut;tT.
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Ao8ev6eW OG Father B0a1er'e work.
Tao Irish % she lerafrfes.
The inspiration of the bards of Erin are
not dead. A volume Of delightful melody
has just been published by the Rev. Father
Butler, one of Ireland's favored sons, now =
resident in Leavenworth. A warm affection
for his native country breathes in his lines Of
admiration for the verdant Isle.
The son Of Install may read, and fancy
carries him again to Tarra's Hall. He
breath the air of sweet Avoca's vale and feels
the inspiration Of his own Nachree.
His leading poem is ''The Iriah on the
Prairies," and while there sometimes Is .
want of euphony il breathes that longing for
the scenes Of childhood, that fond remem-
brance Of native home which elevstes man
above the sordid. The pure emotions Of the
Irish exile while he tells the story Of his
childhood brings from the wells of memory
the remembrances OF father-land.
His vivid pictures Of the Emeral Isle are
ull Of paihos and variety. The patriot
slides softly to the devotee, - touchinely
and tenderly be paints The favorite saint:
Rst Patr,ck my son il they taunt you,
And ssnile - they utter your name,
Forget not the ,int Of thy country,
Eeioics In the light Of his fame.
This poem closes with feryent invocation
10 the patron saint Of Erin. 1t touches up
the te.der cords Of the heart, and every
Irishman should read it who desires
10 linger foe while in memory Of his M
t'vs shamrock. The pleasant stoey "Avon
LEY" smacks something Of The style Of.
Waller Scott. "The lost home" tastsfully
brings up the recollections Of the psst in
contrast with the exiles present state.
ssThe prison scenes' depicts in graphic
beauty wroags committed towards the noble
Enmss, end The saory Of his love foe Cur
raa's daughter.
Ths lass.aazy s,ory Of II. Kevan reminds
- Pasaa.Ely q SAKE.
Thas = nothing svestef than tAesa linn
Of Bullw On IL sLoA 6isasr:"
Lin hsiGha ass'r shsuissa bsl.se NJ eyes,
Asdt1issa ~ tse1ris ss.nA NJ yeath i:i hsazt
AZ - gssv - psiaesa tssasds tks sxiss,
And sssasa - ~ asar bssAAsr ~ 11e pant.
Iaki spag q IL 'da.oe" thess i lie
simplicity q plsasane glse.
WSnAssAs. vSn hasas sssy,
Aleae - sssa1asa hsa1hsfs
Wen ~ - .sHy Ia.s..s dases.
Evay IriAaaa Ghs1la ssaA thas pssD
hSn fnd . shaia a P.AAo - q sues1-
- suniag thsssgA thsa allefshirAaaply
nSaan- -
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BoHAuHArs YHllALI REGULATOR
crpFaru cuRR rop pyr.rs

An infalli,Ae remedy for all distractions Of the
Monthly Periods from colds other cAuscs-A GER
tain cure. 1t IL womsn's test friend, Price Five
Dollars Sent free from observation.
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Wholesale and Retail


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william Ds.nistovn. Plaintiff
4. c, Van Duyn, sdminis' TRAITOR
Of the estate Of Msdi-
son Mnls. deceased, Mar
garet Mills, widow Of Mad.
ison Aiils, Eilea N. Mitchell
vie Of William q. Mitchell, Case No. o,52s.
Emma J. Brewer, wife ot John
J. Brewer. F,nk II. Mills.
Clara Mills and MarEpret Mills.
helm ct lav OF Madison Milis,
Atlantic Bank Of New York,
Emma q. Halsey. Robert HAL
~ asd Stewart Van Viiet.
Defendants.
DUBLlC NOTICE ID hereby given that under.
JIG and BY virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the
shove entitled acti0n In and BY the above named
Court, and Of . special execution issued snid
judgment to me directed and delivered. will on
I1ursday, tie 10Th day Of January, A. d.
1874,
1t II o clock l. M, Of said day, at the Court House
door In the City Of LsavenwOsth, In the County
and sat0 Aforesaid, ODER At public sale and sell ssy
sntsly to the highese bidder for cash in hand, each
q ths followns dssrrbed tracts Of land. situate.
lying and beiDg In the COUNTY Of Leavenv0rth and
State Of Kansss. namely: the southeast qsartsr Of
section 90 ~, town nine ~. range twenty-five
(2), east, containing one hundred and sixty aeses;
also fractional section sig 80. town nine
tanning ssventy.6vs and 25-I00 acres. and sdj0in-
i1g he above named leO asess the east, and
bounded on the east by the Missouri River,
eaid property 10 to b sold - commanded BY the
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Ieaven worth County, Kansas.
ehsriG once. lAaysnvosth City, Kansas. Decem-
Br.os SHERRY. Attorney for Plaintiff.
dec2vif
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LEGAL.
Sheriff. Sale.

cov STATE ss GE xaSsass +.
In the District Court Of the Fit Judicial District
Of the state Of Kansns sitting in and Tor lsaven-
Il -. -tl As~sA
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STATE OF KANSAS

STATE OF KANSAS,
COuaIY OF LEAvRMw0Rfu.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
ofthe Stats u Kansas, sitting in and for Leav-
snworth County. In said State.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Leavenvorth,
In tie Di1iet Court Of he First Judicial District
Of ths STATE Of kansaa. sitting in end for Lew
snWoFth County, in said State
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CONSU NJ PTION
AND ITS CURE.
...'S
60

Victims Of this awful dissass sfs 1ouad In every
nsighbOrhood, in almost every house.
For them and for their friends ve have tidinp q
good cheer and hope-she encouragement Of . mose
Important discovery, armiy bessd upon common
sense and rrason. By which the terrible malady b
positively controlled, and Its victims restored
70 health.
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CONSUMPTION

OF the lungs and tuberculous phtisis scrof A. syph-
iioid diseases, wasting degeneration and liberation
Of the kidneys diabetes, stOPpaae Of vater instan-
eOus relief afforded where cAiheiers have to he
used, thus doing away with the painful operation
Of using these instruments; dissOiving stone in the
bladder and in all cases Of
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Warranted to Eject . Positive Cure
PURELY VEGETABLE.

Containing no mercury, minerals, or deletsrious
Drugs.
eB-Observe the following symptoms resulting
rom the digestive organs:
CONSTIPATION, Inward Pies, Fullne0 Of the Blood
TO the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fullnen Or Weight In
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head,
Hurried and difficult Breathing, ElUttering Of the
Heart, Choking Suhocating Seasstisns when In
. lying posture, Dianess Of Vision, Dots or wete
before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
Deficiency in Precipitation, Yellowness Of the Skia
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Chest, Limbs and
sudden Pushes VI Heat, Burning In the flesh. a
co dose Of
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Railways Ready Relief

Will afford instant ease! Inflammation OF the
Kidneys Inflammation Of the Bladder, inhamna-
iion Of the bowels, Congestion Of the Lungs, SOrs
Throat, Difficult breathing, PaipitatiOa OF the
Heart, Mysteries, Group, Diptheria. Caiarrh, In
huenza, Headache, TOothaeie, Neuralgia l:beu-
matism, Cold Chilis, Ague Chiils.
The application Of the Ready Relief 10 the part
parts where the pain officially exists, will AZ
ford ease and comfort.
20 drops in q half tumbler Of water will, in few
moments, cure Cramps. spasms, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Sick Headache, Drarrhes, Dyseniary,
Coilc, Wind in the Bowels and all internal pains.
Travellers should al.ays carry . bottle Of Lad
ways Relief with Them. few drops in water
will prevent sickness or pans from change Of wa
ter.
II is better than French Brandy or Biiters As
Stin. ulsnt.
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SOUND REASONING.

Consumption 10 decay. Soothing. expsetoEsnt
remedies are only useful - palative; they do not
reach the e-thsy do not stop the decay. Tonic
medicines strengthen the life forces and proloas
the hattie, but the decay goss steadily on, and,
sooner or later. the victim must yield. Climate
changes arc sometimes good. but they seldom
wholly cure. In shost. tie 6Fst thing 70 b
done Il to stop the decay; then approach the res.
torstive, tonic and Strengthening trsatmeot
Think moment. The lungs are dseaying; tuber.
cIss ulcerations cavities and deposits Of poisonous
matter (pus) are forming. The circulatton carries
this poison all over the body. Waiting, los a
appetite, enervation, night sweas and all the ter
nble symptoms appear. Is it worth while TO doc
tor the symptoms. which are merely the results,
while the dscay-vhich IL the causs-i il eating up
the life spring.
These two things are we'll known BY the bsst
physicians:
LIST. Carbolie aeid quickly arrests decay. 1t b
the most powerful medicine in the known world.
Even dead bodies are preserved BY It. Entering
into the circulation, Il at grapples with cor
ruption, and decay ceases 1t puri6ss the sources
OF disease.
ID. Cod Liver OIL 10 natures best soistant in
resisting consumption. It 10 at once . food,
tonic, purifier and healer. Il braees up and
supplies the vital forces leeds the wated system,
and enables nature to regniu her foo: bold. For
these purposes nothing can compare with Cod Liver
Oil. This Is the theory Of
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Emma q. Halssy asdgnes
u the German Savings
Bank Of LeavenvoTth,
Plaintiff.
4. c. Van Duyn, adnsinis-
TRAITOR Of the estate Of
Madison Mills, deceased,
lafayette nills and
Aargarsts nills, widow
ofsaid:: Madison Mills, En-
len N. Mitchell, Oite Of
William q. Mitchell,
Emma J. Brewer, VIII Of
DR.. John w. Brewer,
Frank H. Mills, Clara
Mills, and Marg1retAills,
heirs ut law Of Madison
Aills, deceased, Defend
ants.
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Oo3ORN
Medical Institute,
Nos. Us 4 l77 South Clafk II,
CoruW Of NonEoo strUet.
DIR. &c. COBURN

TINS vell-knovn and PsPolsf Insatuss
founded and conducted BY
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Subscribed fully in the inventor scirculaT. which
will lie mailed. upon application, TO any address.
We cannot afford space to tell the whole story
here, to give the numerous certificates from en-
inent physicians and well-kn0Wn citizens testify
ing to the absolutely wonderful results nOvins
from this great discovery. Sufee IL to say, 1t ID
curing Thousands who supposed Themselves 70 b
atdeath's door.
wilson Carbolated OIL is scientifically prepared
With the purest CArbolic Acid, % combined - To
be entirely harmless. with
Sweet Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
from the celebrated fisheries ut Aalesund, Norway,
pronounced by physicians the most delicate, eff
eient Cod Liver Oil In the world.
II is easily taken, tolerated BY the weakest
stomachs, digests readily. never becomee rancid.
and is almost entirely free from the usual disagree
able characteristics Of Cod Liver OH.
For every use OF Cod Liver OH, M. Wilson .
discovery Is Of the greatest value.
For the safe internal administration Of caYbolic
acid, Mr.. Wilson's method Of combining IL with
cod liver oil IL absolutely necessary.
Prepared BY ]. b. Wilson, s. John st.,
New York,
For sale BY allsDruegists.
RICHARDSON Co., 81. Louis,
HURLBUT 4 EDsALI. Chicago,
iuly6dAvt. Wholenle Agents.
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Wilson's Carbolated Cod Liver OH

II cot Q secret emptricai nossyua. IL 10 happy
combination Of two remedies known - physacdans
every where as the hest means Il combating con-
sumption. This CON animation II Mr.. Wtlson' .
discovery, and Il founded upon The following
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Address Or. c. A. BOHANNAN, No. ei9 NORTH
Fifth Street, 81. Louis, No.
n. Persons remitting monsyhy mail for medi-
cioes, Wil send by 'Postehics Orler' or Regis
tered Letter. deel?d&v
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Come to See Him.

NOV is tho time to get frosh CANDIES,
~ such as Cream, Pineapple, Lemon.
Hosc, Butter Scotch, Popcorn, &c., as the
tont OH Washington street, few doors from
Masonic Hall. where he viii! manufacture
Candy OF al! kinde on the spot. Jan IS t6'
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Potatoes! Potatoes!

TN store and to arrive, 5000 barrels SEED
l. POTATOES.
PINK EYE,
EARLY ROSE,
EARLY GOODRICH
And tor sale low bv
GEO. IS. WILLIAMS & CO.,
j.! - Charleston, s. c.
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AGNEW'S CASH STORE. /.

THE exhaustion caused to our stock OF
Groceries by the unprecedented demands of
Christmas week has been filed up, and ou.
stock Of choice Family Groceries is again
complete.
Crushed SUGAR, 10 cents per pound by
barrel, or 8pounds for 81. ;a1 10
Powdered SUGAR, IL cents per pound by
barrel, or 8 pounds for 81. ,-,
Granulated SUGAR, IL cents per pound by
barrel, or pounds for 81.
A SUGAR, III cents per pound by barrel,
or 8 pounds for $1
Quarter Boxes New Layer RAIsINs, 81
each.
Together with a full line of choice FAMILY
GROCERIES, WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS.
fc., at prices tchich defy competition.
Jan 3 JOHN AGNEW SON
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Tie busness will hererfter be conducted,
at the same place, by myself. A continua.
,ion of tho patronage OF the public is soil
citod. by attention and politcness, VIC hope
case. ". p. HlX.
Jan 12 tff
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Postponement.

Postponement.
TRAsURER's OFFICE, HIGHLAND COUNTY,
COLUMBIA, 3. O., Jannary IA, 1874.
pY authority of the Comptroller. General,
ID approved by his Excellenoy the Co
1873, without the penalty, is extended to the
9th February, 1874. Oh. BALDWIN.
Jan IL Treasurer Richland County.
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Dissolution.

HIHE cobartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween II. WEARN and W. P. H1X, under
the firm namo OF Wearn& Hix,is this day
dissolved. by tho death of Mr.. Wearn. Those
indebted to the firm will como forward and
settle at once.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-17

The steamship South Carolina sailed
on her Tooth voyage from Charleston,
last Wednesday.