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Talegra.pb.lc? ?cMtan Affairs.
London, Ootober 28.?A oottoa mill
in County Chester, with seventeen ope?
ratives, burned.
Paris. Ootober 28 ? Spain will with?
draw her demand for the extradition of
the orew of the steamer Nieves as de?
serters.
Troops and artillery are clustering at
Vera for an assault upon Deruu, whioh
Don Oarlos will lead.
Berlin, Ootober 28?1 he hospital
dootors will not be responsible for Yon
Arnim's life or health, if oloso confine?
ment continues. He has since been r< -
leased.
Von Arnim's bail is 100,000 thalerr.
Russin and Germany have notified
the Orand Turk tbat they iutend to
make a commercial treaty with the
Roumanian provinces.
Calcutta, Ootober 28.?Nena Sahib
is not here, although the person cap?
tured looka like him.
TolfHraulilc-.aidci ii-mn matters.
Shbeveport, Ootober 28.?Trials for
violation of the enforcement Act have
been postponed until after the eleotion,
by general consent.
Savannah, Ootober 27.?Four white
citizens were brought to this oity by
Deputy United States Marshals, from
Soreven County, oharged with a viola?
tion of the Enforcement Aot, at the
recent State eleotion. The affair wan
merely a rough aud tumble fight be?
tween oue or two whites and blacks, in
whioh the latter got routed?bence the
arrests. It is a trick to intimidate the
white voters at the Congressional elec?
tions.
Minneapolis, October 28 ?W. D.
WaehburD, lumber merchant, has
failed; liabilities, $500,000; assets,
$1,000,000; but, it is feared, in do
pressed trade, the assets will not be
available.
New Orleans, October 28. ? Wealtz
orders saloons closed ou electiou day.
5,000 to 6,000 fraudulent negro regis?
trations discovered. The Ceutral
Ghuroh Committee of fifty Republi?
cans, (oolorod,) have issued an address,
stating that they constitute nine-tenths
of the republicans of the State, and
oak for an equal distribution of the
pnblio patrouago, and demand that
oolored men shall be cousulted upon
all questions involving the interest
which they represent, and the welfare
of the people of the State. They do
not propose to be blindly led us they
have been in tho past.
New York, October 28 ?The Tri?
bune sajrf, much sooner than was ex?
pected, the contest in ritualism came
to a close in the Episcopal Conven?
tion. The large majority given in
favor of tho new ounon was probably
secured not by speeches or arguments,
during debate, but by the explanation
of the committee. Their spokesman
stated that the canon, while presenting
a mere opinion tbat uertuiu ritualistic
acts and praotioes were of doubtful
dootrine, by no means settled the
question or favored the acts, but
simply pavod the way for an investiga?
tion and trial when they took place.
The real battle over ritualism is to be
fought when these cases come up for
trial. The vita) question is thus post?
poned.
Capt. Tyler, yesterday, made his re?
port in London on the condition of
the Erie Railroad. He recommends
a double track, with steel rails, and a
ohange of gauge. The report is fa?
vorable to the great corporation in
whioh so much English capital has
been invested.
The Episcopal Congress Committee
on Canons reported adversely to dea?
conesses. The Texas Diocese was di
\vided into two missionary districts,
ander the title of Northern and West?
ern. Bishops Alexander O. Garrett,
of Nebraska, Missionary Bishop for
. Northern; R. W. B. Elliott, of Geor?
gia, Missionary Bishop for Western
Texas. John H. D. Wingfield, of Pe?
tersburg, Va., was appointed Mission?
ary Bishop of North California. The
Missionary Bishops were confirmed,
with closed doors, at 4 o'clock.
Washington, Ootober 28.?The Pre?
sident will order the Commissary-Ge
neral to provide rations for the people
devastated by tho grasshoppers.
Internal revenue for October will
reach ?0,000,000.
The President says the discussion of
the third term was a device to sell
newspapers.
Probabilities?Por Tennessee and
the Gulf States, falling barometer,
South-westerly winds, warmer and
partly cloudy weather, followed by
rain. For the South Atlantio States,
falling barometer, Southerly winds,
warmer and partly olondy weather.
For tbe Middle and Eastern States,
falling barometer, winds backing to
fresh Sooth-easterly, warmer and
partly cloudy weather, with rain in the
Western portion.
Charleston, October 28.?Arrived
?Steamships Sou Gull, Baltimore;
Charleston, New York; Virginia, Phil?
adelphia.
San Francisco, October 28.?News
has been received of a revolution in
Lower California. The insurgents
plundered aud murdered many per?
sons and then proceeded to Cape St.
Lucas, where tho people arose and
gave them battle, killing thirteen in?
surgent?, including the leader?thus
putting an end to tbe revolution.
Telegraphic?Commercial Ilepurts.
Columbia, Ootober '28.?Solos of
ootton, to-day, 131 bales?middling
13%?lol4. Markot quiet.
New York, October 28?Noon.?
Cotton ;dull; sales 023?uplands 14%;
Orleans 15. Futures opened demoral?
ized and depressod: November 14 7-16
@14 1532; Deoember 14%($U 11-10;
January 1415-16@15; February 15>a@
15 8-16; Maroh 16>?@15 0-16; April
15%@15 1816. Pork firmer?mesa
19.87)^@19.50. Lard naiet?steam
13%. Money 2>?. Gold IStf. Ex
ohange?long 4.85; short 4.88)?.
7 P. ax.? Cultuu?net receipts 598;
gross 6,158. Futares closed steady;
sales 31-,400: October 14>? bid, No?
vember 14 9-16, 14 19-32; December
14>i; January 151-32; February
15 11-82; Maroh 15%; April 15 27-32.
15%; May lajrf, 163 10; June 1611-32,
16%. Oottou doll; sales 1,541, at
14%@15. Southern flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat active and lc.
better?1.14@l.35. Corn steady?86
(3)89. Ooffee quiet and unchanged.
Sugar dull, heavy and )a0. lower.
Rico doll and unchanged and only
limited jobbing trade. Pork decidedly
firmer; job lots 20.00@20.25. Lard
scarce and firm?new prime steum 14.
Whiskey a shade lower?fairly aotive,
at 99>4@99>X. Freights a shade
firmer. Monuy easy, ot 2>?@3. Ster?
ling heavy?4 85. Quid dull but
strong?K)>fj @ 10^. Governments
strong and aotive. Hintes nnint and a
shade better for some.
Cincinnati, October 28.?Floor dull.
Corn dull?old 75@78; new 60. Lard
quiet?summer 12>?@12% spot; prime
steam 11. B.iooo?shoulders firmer?
7%@8; Biles quiet. Whiskey steady,
at 99.
Louisville, October 28.?Flour and
corn unchanged.- Racou?shoulders 8;
clear rib 13; clear 14 Pork nomiual.
Lard nominal. Whiskey 99.
St. Louis, October 23.?Flour low
grades scarce aud firm?superfine win?
ter 3.90@4 00. Coru dull?No. 2
mixed 68@70, according to location.
Whiskey steady. Pork quiot?20.50.
Bacon quiet and only limited jobbing
demand. Lard dull?summer 12.
New Orleans, October 23.?Coltou
tending down?middling low
middling 14; good ordiuury 13*4'; not
reoeipts 964; gross 1,955; exports to
Great Britain 3.519; sales 3,600?last
eveuing 4.400.
Augusta, October 28.?Cot to q de?
mand good?middling 13%; low mid?
dling 13|s; good ordinary 13; net re?
ceipts 1,841; Rains 1,412.
Mobile, October 28.?Cotton quiet
?middling 14; low middling 13%;
good ordinary 13J-J; net receipts 1,375;
exports coastwise 983; sales 1,200.
Charleston, October 23.?Cottou
lower?middling 13J6'; low middling
13%; good ordiuary lSj^; uct receipts
4,545; exports to Great Britain 4,463;
sales 3,000.
Receipts of cottou at Baltimore 250;
Galveaton 18,040; Norfolk 2.075; Sa?
vannah 6.364; Memphis 2,070; Boston
228; Philadelphia 211; Wilmington,
N. O., 211. j,
Liverpool. October 28?3 P. M.?
Cotton dull aud depressed?uplands
7%; Orleans 8%@8>^; sales 12.000.
iuoludiug 5,400 Amerioan; 2,000 for
specnlatiou and export; cotton to
arrive 1-16 oheaper; sales on basis mid?
dling uplands, nothing below good or?
dinary, shipped September to Decem?
ber, 7 9-16@7%; nothing below low
middling, shipped November or De?
cember, 7%@7 9-16; basis middling
Orleans, nothing below low middling,
shipped November or December, 7%.
Consumption Can Be Cubed.?
Schenck's Pulmonio Syrup, Schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic, and Schenck's Man?
drake Pills, aro the only medicines
that will cure Pulmonary Consump?
tion. Frequently medicines that will
stop a cough will occasion tbe death of
tbe patient; tbey look up tbe liver,
stop tbe circulation of the blood, he?
morrhage follows, and, in faot, they
olog the action of the very organs that
oanBed tbe cougb.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are
the causes of two-thirda of the oases
of Consumption. Many persons com?
plain of a doll pain in the side, consti?
pation, coated tongue, pain iu the
shoulder-blade, feelings of drowsiness
and restles'ioess, the food lying heavily
on tho stomaob, acoompanied with
acidity and belching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from
a disordered condition of tbe stomach
or a torpid liver.
Persons so affected, if tbey take ouo
or two heavy colds, and if the .cough
in these oases be suddenly checked,
will find tbe stomach and liver clogged,
remaining torpid and inaotive, and al?
most before tbey are aware, tbe lungs
are ? muu of euros und uiceruted, the
result of which is death.
Schenck's Pulmonio Syrup is un ex?
pectorant, which does not coutain
opium or anything calculated to check
a congh suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonio dissolves
tho food, mixes with tbe gastric jifloes
of tbe stomach, aids digestion und
creates a ravenous appetite.
When the bowels are costive, skin
sallow or tbe symptoms otherwise of a
bilious tendency, Sobenok's Muudruke
Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only
by J. H. Schenck & Son, N. E. corner
Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia,
und are for sale by all druggists and
dealers. Oct llflS
FunciiaoTr, Benedict & Co., Charles?
ton, S. O, are offering one of the
largest stocks of Dry Goods and Car?
pets in the United States. Parties in
want of tbo same will savo from 25 to
to 30 per cent, by ordering from them.
Tbey aro prepared to send samples ou
application. All retail orders over $10
will bo sent free of obarge to auy part
of tbe Southern'States. Remit by P.
O. Order, Express or Draft drawn to
our order, or Goods will be sent C.
O. D. 017
Judge H?ge, in bis speech at Abbe?
ville Court House on last Monday,
spoke of Gen, McGowau, bis competi?
tor for Oongrea?, io the most respect?
ful manner, nod said that "bis military
record was all that a gallant officer
could desire, and that be possessed all
the qualities that went to make the
gentleman." He said, however, that
be did not want him to get any of
??oar votes."?Acbtoille Pre$$.
i & Washington letter says; "Crimi?
nal Baits will soon bo entered by (tie
trustees of tbe Freedman'e Saving*
and Trust Company against the board
of finance and"btbers of the bank, who
either permitted it to be plundered or
shared in the work themselves. For
prudential reasons, tbe names of par?
ties who are to bo proceeded against
are withheld, but it is understood tbat
among them are a number of men who
were prominent in the late government
of this distriot. Upwards of $500,
000 were taken from the depo its
of the bank and loaned upon what
is now shown to have been worthless
securities. Tho charter of the insti?
tution, whioh was drawn by the late
Senator Sumner, provides that loans
shall only be made upon Government
bouds and unencumbered reul estate
in the District of Columbia. It ap?
pears that this wus steadily violated by
tbe finance board, which had supervi?
sion of ull loaos. Nearly all the de?
positors were of the poorer classes,
laboring men and hard-working wo?
men, aud great suffering will follow
the failure of the bank to pay. Those
best acquainted with its affairs say,
uuder most favorable circumstances, it
will not bo able to pay twenty cents on
the dollar."
Didn't Kiss Her ?A gentleman
who has been traveling iu the lower
Counties, Rays the Sin Antonio, (Cal?
ifornia) Herald, tells us the following
amusieg story: Ho was stopping over- i
night Ht a houso where the partition I
walls were particularly thiu. The ad?
joining room was occupied by a mo?
ther aud herdaughter. After retiring,
the mother begun to rebuke tbe daugh?
ter for au alleged partiality to Rome
body mimed Johu, which soft im?
peachment the daughter denied vigor?
ously.
"But/' 6aid tbe mother, "I saw bim
kissing you ut tbe cow-pen, yesterday
morning, Amanda."
"No, ma, he wasn't kissing me at
all."
"Why did you buve your bead so
close up to uis for? you deceiviu'
critter."
"Well, you see, ma, I had been eat?
ing pitullas (cue fruit of n species of
cactus,) and you see, ma, I got some
of the prickles iu my lips?aud?and?
"Aud what, you wicked critter."
"Aud I couldu't get them out my?
self, you know, and John pulled them
out with bis teeth?but be didn't kiss
mo nary time."
The Euforcement Act is tbe most
potent instrument for Controlling elec?
tions which has ever been framed. Its
sweeping provisions buve received
such sweeping constructions by tbe
Administration that they can bo made
to oover almost any case, or to accom?
plish almost any purpose. Hundreds
of citizens in Louisiana and Alabama
have been arrested aud dragged iu
irons hundreds oi miies from their
homes on charges whioh, even if true,
would deprive the infamous statute of
all jurisdiction. But true or false,
right or wrong, every purpose is an?
swered. The Democrats are intimi?
dated and kept away from the polls,
and the Republicans are at liberty to
employ every species of fraud which
will insure the triumph of their party.
mt o~4>
Philadelphia is following the bad ex?
ample of New York, if, indeed, it did
not long ago lead New York by its bad
example. The City Councils there
have voted, for extraordinary ex?
penses, $3,216,000; $1,000,000 is
asked for water, $1,000,000 for sewers,
$1,000,000 by the Gas Trust, and
$216,000 for station honses, all to be
raised by loans, and the Publio Build?
ing Commissioners ask for $500.000
more to eke out what has fallen short
in tbe taxes. Tbe city began 1874
with a funded and floating debt of
over $60,000,000, and a financial sheet
that required $11,723,816 from taxa?
tion, in addition to all the other reve?
nues of the oity. Oue-third of this
taxation is required to pay interests.
A Host Unjust Insinuation.?It has
been stated in some quarters and in?
sinuated iu others, that Judge Greene
was now dissipating, and that this is
tbe cause of bis absence from active
participation in tho campaign. We
know, from personal knowledge, that
tbe statement is utterly without foun?
dation, and the fact has been so at?
tested by Dr. J. J. Bossard, Judge
Greene's family physician. The cir?
culation of such a report is an act of
groat injustioe.?Sttmler Watchman.
Guncjbags dunned Smith for the!
amount due on account, aud . Smith
wrote, saying Gunnybags must let the
account stand awhile longer. Gunny |
bags wrathfully replied that ho would
not. "Thon let it run," retorted
Smith, and Gunnybags was madder
than ever.
Sir John A6tley, an English M. P.,
attended a meeting of his constituents
reoently, when a man in the crowd
called out, "What about tho liquor
bill?" "Well," said Sir Johu, "mine
was uncommonly high hist year, bew
was yours?"
Q liz says tbat at h's landlady's tea
party, last night, he heard tho Duch?
ess of Edinburgh's name mentioned,
uud observed several ..ucient maidens
counting up something ou their lin?
gers, with a look of disappointment,
tint he don't know what it meant.
The suxtou of Grace Church, New
York, is the richest of his trade in
America, being estimated at $250,000,
all of which ho has made while in his
office.
58 deaths are reported in Charleston
for the week ending the 24th?whites,
25; colored, 83.
When the Porte beoomes so intole?
rant as to suppress the Bible, it is any?
thing but Sublime.
Tho rice thraahor and corn mill of j
Dr. J R 8parkuiao, in Georgetown,
was destroyed by fire last week. Fif?
teen acres of rice in au adjacent barn
were destroyed at tbe same time.
Loss $10,000.
Neua Sahib denies that he had a I
hand in the mussacre at Oawnporo
seventeen years ago, aod witnesses!
doubt whether he is N.'ua Sahib at all.
Bot be is in irous, and bis brother
Bala is captured.
A Wisconsin clergyman has been
found guilty by a church council of
"uot always handling the truth with
sufficient carefulness to meet the de?
mand.-) of veracity."
A Michigan farmer complains that
be is not receiving half tbe campaign
speeches this year, necessary to light
his tires, und be has had to make a
shaving contract with a cooper shop.
Five children were born at once to
Mrs. Hurt, the wife of a butcher ot
Depere. Wis., not long .-ii.ee, und
three of them still live.
An ouvious per.'ion, who was not iu
vited to be present at either of the
Grant weddings, pronounces them
"Siirtor-Houore affairs, anyhow."
Fur robbing a ni>?n of a pen-knife |
valued at fifty cents, two colored citi?
zens of New York h ive each been sen?
tenced to imprisonment for ten years.
Notice.
a LI. person* having demands against {
A. Eamte of RICHARD WEaRN, will |
p;?;ia" present them to us for payniuu!.
rhoae indebted, evil! (deaso make pavmeus
to us. BAOHMAN A YOUM?NS.
Pet 29_? i
Palmetto Hams.
SUGAR-CURED CauvaaaM HAMS, Pal?
metto brand. The heat iu market.
Juat received an 1 for sale bv
i t.-t 2.? 3 JOHN AG SEW A SON.
Apples, Onions and Potatoes.
A FL"LT. Stack <>! APPLES, ONIONS |
z\. and POTATOES. Jajt received and
tor aal? bv JOHN AO NEW A SON.
Out 1'.) ' 3
Oats'. Oats'.'.
IAnn BUSHELS Choice Feeduigl
\tKt\J I'.YT.s. Just received and
t.?r si e bv J )HN AG NEW A SON.
oc? st? " a
Aniline Dyes.
LE.VM?S ANILINE DYES are the
Str.>:ixcsr, Qo:t Brilliant and moat
Durable Domestic Dyes in tbe world. Any
anicle of Clothing, Ribbons, Featbera,
Faucy Articles, Ac , can be Dyed iu a lew
micutea. at a tr tling expense. A full as?
sortment of tbeae Beautiful Dyes iu botle-i,
with directions for uae. i.'all and see a im
plo color* at L T. SILLIMAN A CO.'S
_Oot 29 Dru^ Store.
Cheao. De/lcious and Healthful.
FINE lOOSTMS APPLES.
125 BUSHELS.
Saves doctors' bills and drug bills, and
better than Qteen'a Delight or Hepatic
Comp )nnd. For sale by
L?rick & Low ranee.
Oot 29
PARKER'S HALL.
OncMghtUnl y?T Ii nr ad a jr. Oe t ob t r ?9.
BAVEBLY'S M1KSTBELS,
J. H. II A V Kill. V, Proprietor.
IN a select and refined prcgrammo, intro?
ducing the following artists:
E.M. HALL,
MILT O. BARLOW,
OEO. WILSON.
CANFILD, BOOKER, GOSS and FOX,
the challenge doublo set song and dance
artists.
Selections and style entirely different
from all others.
Celebrated California Q lartette, Welling
Bros, and Freeth.
W. W. Barbour's Orchestra and braaa
Baud.
Usual price list. Reserved seats on sale
at LyBrand's Mnaie Store.
D. 13. HODOK3,
General Agent.
HARRY J. CLAPflAM,
Oot 27 3 Assistant Manager.
Watclies, Clocks, Jewelry,
SlLVEll AM> PLATED WARE,
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES, ETC,
IHAVE a larjce stock of the above on
hand, an t will sell them at the lowed
cash prices. All goods warranted as repre?
sented.
ay Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re?
paired and work warranted.
GEO. BRUNS,
Oct 27 Columbia Hotel Block.
Wagons, &c, &c.
THOSE in want of anv
style of wagons will find
it to their advaatago to
ire me a call. I manufac?
ture or repair any kind of wagon. Black
smithing hi all its braneheH proniptlv uu.i
ueatlv performed. HENRY SKIPPER.
Oct 23 _
Potted Meats.
PjttetS Ham.
Potted Tongue,
Pol teil Ohic'ien,
Totted Turkey
Potted Lobster, Roast Turkey, Mutton
Ac., just rec dved and for jalo low by
(Jet 2?3_JOHN AG NEW A SON.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
DRY Hi HE.
FLRC1IG0TTT, BENEDICT & CD.
275 King Street, Charleston, S. C
T3:-: eus.U'Ea-.'
DRY tiOOOS.
NOTIONS.
oil cloth!*,
CARPETS,
MATTINGS,
RUOS, Eic.
THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
For prices, see local. 8opt 1 t6mo
just received,
AT
McKenzie's Confectionery,! |
Alain Street, Columbia, 8. O.
XTKw Elom0 F<S8. Baieina, } and 4 boxes,
L\ fresh Datea, Malaga Grapes. Florida
Oranges, Belle Pippina, Brazil Nuts, Eng?
lish Walnuts, 8.8. Almonds, Peoans, Fil?
berts, Northern Cranberries, Cooking
Prunes, Albert Bisonita, a fine aaaortmcnt
of Preserves and Jellies, Desaicated Cocoa
uut, Ac, Ac. Oet 24 G
Fish and Oysters
BEOEIVED freeh evorj morn?
ing from Wilmington. Theso i
_ aro tbo New River Oysters, and,
without doubt, aro the largest and the
bent tftvored oysters ever brought to this
city. For aale by ODID JENKINS,
On Plain street, nest door to John II.
Urine's confectionery and fancy store.
Oct/24_JS
Fire Insurance.
GEO. HUOGrlNS' AG-ENCY.
Established in Columbia, S. C, 1849.
.LTNAFIRE INSURANCE CO., of Hart?
ford, Conn., $6,000,000.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
London, England, $3.000,000.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
Philadelphia, *3.50O,000
PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO., of I
New York, $2,(.00,000.
OLD DOMINION FIRE INSURANCE CO., |
? >t Richmond, Ya., $300,000.
ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE CO., <
Hartford, Conn., $400,000.
Risks taken on Buildings, Merchandize,
Cotton, Ac, Ac.
GEO. HUGGINS, Agent.
Ouice oppoeito the Columbia Hotel.
Sept 15 t2m
FLO UR, & C.
,rr Barrels New Hulled BUCKWHEAT.
O 0:? barrels Fancy Family Flour.
20 tierces Maguolia Hams.
5 barrels Breakfast Strip and C. S.
Shoulders.
IN FANCY GROCERIES,
Such as Canned Ooods, Jellies. Pre?
serves, C'indiments, Euglisb and American
Pickles, Sauces, &c, Ac, tbe supply and
variety are extensive. In
Teas and Coffees,
Full lines of carefully selected qualities.
Wines and Liquors.
On a recent trip Nortb, I havo made
ev-ry arrangement to keep up the emi?
nent quality which always characterizes
those as sold by me. My stock is in every
way complete. "
Fresh addition! to stock dailv.
(Jet 13 OEO. HYMMEB8.
''Tile Georgia Gin,"
We a^ai:i call the attention of those
with >ut GINS to the above Gin. We have
soli their, for seven years, and the univer?
sal satisfaction they have given and the
largely increased demand and salo each
yeir, is the best evidence of their merits.
We believe they will GIN FASTER, MAKE
A BETTER LINT, RUN LIGHTER AND
QIN CLEANER, thau any other Gin in the
market. Order early, of
L?RICK A LOWRANCE,
July 23 Agents for South Carolina.
A Kerosene That Will Not Explode!
A LADDIN SECURITY OIL ie offered
l\_ with the coulideuco that it will prove
itself equal, if not superior, to any burn?
ing oil mat has been offered to the public.
This oil is prime white in color, is deodor?
ized to the highest extent achieved in tbe
manufacture of burning oils, and is war?
ranted to stand a fire teat of 150 degrees
Fahrenheit.
It is perfectly safe for use in all Coal Oil
or Kerosene Lamps, and us its namo indi?
cates, will givo all who uso it perfect
"nccurity" in doing ao.
Aladdin Security Oil will burn longer,
have much less smell, and not crust tbe
wick, and will be found to be very economi?
cal, to say nothing of the entire "security"
in its use". For salo at
L. T. SILLIMAN A CO.'S
Oct 11 Drug Store.
It Pays to Buy Good Medicines.
IT pavs to use Heiuitah'e KIN A CHILL
CURE.
It pav& to use Heinitsh's BLOOD AND
LIVER PILLS.
It pays to use STANLEY'S COUGH
SYRUP.
It pavs to purify vour blood with
QU KEN'S DELIGHT.
It pavs to use the COOK'S BAKING
POWDER.
It pays to uso the QUAKER LINIMENT.
It pavs to use Mother Darling's INFANT
CORDIAL for children.
It pavs to buy vour medicines at
' " E. H. HEINITSH'S
Oct 23 * Drug and Medicine Store.
The Song Monarch!
a SEW a St) most tXTEBESTIXO
BOOK for singing GLASSES.
ITU'l.L of melodious SONGS, DUETS,
1 GLEES and tour-part HONGS, all easy
and perfectly adapted to ? Singing School
Coarse, but "at the aamj time forming a
collection well suited for the use of College
ami other Choirs, Singing Societies, ?See
By H. R. Palmer, aatiated by L.O.Emer
nun. Pi::.7e, 75 Cents. Peu Dcz km, 17.50.
A uioat attractive Fisno Piece:
SOUVENIR ?k LIMA, MAZOURKA, $1 00.
One of the '?Posthumous Works of L. M.
Gottscbalk."
the leader:
A to w i:ul excellent collection Of Music for
Choirs, Conventions and Singing Classes,
prepared by those most successful compos
in, H. II Palmer, of Clncago^and L. O.
Emerson, of Ib stou. Price. $1 .%\ov *12 00
per ih
F >r voyr ni xt Suuday School Song Book,
send .'or the RlYt-R OF LIFE. By Per?
kins and Kent lev. 35 cents.
All books and music aunt, post paid, for
retail price.
OLIVER DITSON A CO., Boston.
CHAS. H. DITSON A CO.,
711 Broadway, N. Y.
Out 24
THE PHOENIX
Book, Job and Newspaper Steam
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT!
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in the interior
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sheet 0IRC?8,
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plain Blaok or
and Axarnine
J.A.aELBY.
Establishment,
of the State,
three an A fonr
SHOW BILLS,
up in atyle
Colored,
specimen a
Proprietor