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BY JULIAN A. SELBY COLUMBIA, R. C.. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1867.

Tri-Weekly 95 a Year

VOLUME III-NO. 204.

THE PHOENIXPUBLISHED DAILY AND TUI-WKRKXT.

im ULEANgR,r.vr.r.v WEDNESDAY MOHNINO.

BY JULIAN A. SELBY,CITY PRINTER.

Office on Ifain atroot, a foi» doom aboveTaylor (or Camden) street.

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Inserted at 75 cents per square for the firstInsertion, and 50 cents foreach subsequent.Weekly 75 cents each insertion.

tor A liberal discount made on the aboveratee when advertisements are inserted byIA« month or year.

AGENTS.Spartanburg-Hiram Mitchell.W. C. Moore, Abbeville.J. R. Allen, Chester.Julius Poppe, Anderson C. H.8. P. Kinard. Nowberry C. H.W. T. Sims, Union.J. M. Allen, Greenville

GOOD NEWS FOR THE Poon,-TheNashville Gazette says: "Men con¬versant with matters agricultural as¬sure us that from ten to fifteen foldthe usual amount of wheat will besown this fall. Our planters havebecome heartily Rick of cotton.Thousand:} on thousands of ncros de¬voted last year to the delusive staplowill be sown in wheat. Tho call forseed wheat is most extraordinary.From two to three thousaud bushelscould be sold here daily if obtainable.The mills have ceased making flourbecause it is more profitable to sellthe wheat for planting."An engraving machine-the most

wonderful specimen of human in¬genuity we ever saw-constructed byMessrs. Gnert ant & Field, of Leaks-ville, N. C. It letters with an earnand rapidity we never sow equalled.The first stroke of the drill is one-eighth of an inch deep upon anykind of metal. Impressions of livingmen can be taken from a model andcurved upon metal in an astonishingshort time, and with a beauty ofprecision that is astounding.

It is getting to be a common prac¬tice in New York for establishmon Ls,especially banks aud insurance com¬panies, employing a largo number ofclerks, to provide for thom a freelunch within the building where theywork.

C. HAYNESWORTH. C- J. CARROLL.HAYNESWORTH & CARROLL,

FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTING andSHAVING SALOON, Plain street, a

few doors below R. C. Shiver's old stand.HOT, COLD and SHOWER RATHS on

short notice. Nov 7Ladies' Industrial Association.

MME. DEMOREST f. Bulletin of Ladies'and Children's Fashions, fir fall sud

winter, with paper patterns; also, HairGrimperB, Needles stuck liko Pins, Mark¬ing Cotton, and various fancy articles._OetL31__

PHAMS AND BACON.5TIERCES Raltiinoro City-Curod PIG

HAMS.2,000 lbs, Sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon.

8 tirkins Choice Gosh*n Hinter.Just to hand, and for salo low.Oct 31 GEOROH SYMMERS.'Wolfe's Sctilcilain Schnapps have

been beforo tho American public for tholast eighteen years.

* Kerosene Oil.-I rv BARRELS PURE KEROSENE OILXv/ just received, and for salo low, byOct 0 J. A T. R. AGNEW.Your beauty, your health, your easo

may bo restored, by using Heinitsh'sQuoen's Delight.

Fish! Fish! !DUTCH HERRING.

400 lbs. SMOKED HALIBUT.Bbls. No. 1 Mackerel." No. 3

Bids. Blue Fish.400 lbs. splendid Codfish.

Oct 25 JOHN (5._SEEGEnS A CO.Gen. Lee and his Lieutenants,

THEIR Early Lives, Public Services andCampaigns, with over thirty fine Por¬traits, by author of "Tho Lost Causo."Napoleon and Queen louisa, of Prussia;hy Mublbs !.. Prico ii SO »nd $2.00.Inez, a Tale of Texas; by author oí St.Elmo. Price $1.75.

Early and Lato Paper*, by Thackeray.Hand-Look of Practical Cookery, forLadies and Professional Cooks; by Prof.Blot.Diary of a Rrfngeo, bv a Lady of Virgi¬nia, Ac. For sale at MoCarter's bookstore.Od2d_R. L. HUYAN.Napoleon and Queen Louisa,

THE Vory Latest, by Louisa Mnhlbach.92.00.Birds of Prey, a Novol, by M. E. Rrad-

don. 75 cents.Caste, a Novel, by tho author of "Mr.

Arie" 50 cents. And many othor newNOVelo.Frank Forrester's Complete Manual for

young Sportsmen.Dinks, Mayhew and Hutchinson, on tho

^rfow stock of Episcopal and CatholicPrayer Books.DUFFIE & CHAPMAN'S Bookstore,Oot 25 Main street, Davis* Building.

SPECIAL NOTICES.TAKE A CHANCE.

ONLY $2 00, no gift concern, but a splen¬did SILVER PITCHER, worth MOO andmore, at T. \Y. RADCLIFFE'S, for thcbenefit of a ucodv au i r.Inicici family.Oct 20_Bartlett's Ucvernlblo Sewing Ma-

clilne«-Tho most ported and simple ma¬chino made, for stitching, hemming, tucking, braiding, Ac. ONLY #25.A now supply of tho UNIVERSAL

CLOTHES-WASHER AND WRINSER.Price $5. JOEL KETCHUM, JR. A CO.,July 30 j_A pents.Mrs. Wámlow'i Soothing Syrup-

Foa CHILDREN TEETHINO-Greaiiy facili¬tates tho process of teething, by softeningtho gums, reducing all inflammation-willallay AM. TAIN and spasmodic action, andÍH SUIU". TO REGULATE TUE BOWELS. Dcpeudupon it, mothers, it will givo rest to ^your-sclvoa and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR IN¬FANTS. We have put up and sold this arti-clo for years, and can say in confidence andtruth of it, what wo have never beon ableto say of any othor medicine-NEVER HASIT FAILLI) IN A SINQLE INSTANCE TO EFFECTA COBB, when timely used. Nevor did weknow au instance of dissatisfaction hy anyono who UBod it. On tho contrary, all arodelighted with its operation, und spi.uk mterms of commendation of its magical ef¬fects und medical virtues. Wo speak inthis mattor "WHAT WF. DO ENOW," afteryears of experience, and pledge our repu¬tation for tho fullillmout of what wo herodeclare. In almost every instance wherethe infant is suffering from pain and ex¬haustion, relief will ho found in fifteen ortwenty minutes after the syrup isadministurad. Full directions for using will accoinpany oach ot le. Re sure and call i>.r

"Mus. WINSLOW'S SOOTHINO SYRUP,"Having the fac-aimde of "CURTIS & PEB-KINS" on the outside wraDDor. AU otlmr»aro baso imitations. Sold by Druggiststhroughout tho world. Price, only 35 (.tb.per bottle. Offices-215 Fulton street, Nev.York; 205 High Holborn, London, England;441 St. Paul street, Montreal, Canada.Sept 17 JtimoTO THE AFFLICTED-Nothing has

as yet been presented in the way of aTonic, possessing such properties as Pauk-nin's Hepatic Ritters. They invigoratetho system and impart now life to u uonati-tution shattered and worn out by th" t moatdistressing disease known as Dys;-- pj ¡a.They should bo tried by all thouc thusaffected, and will never fail to gi.e relief.For sale bv all druggists.April ll 'Oily Du. C. H. MIOT, AHeUt.Wolfe1« Sriiiciiiiin Schnapp« are íold

hy al) grocers and apotliecaries.NEW MAUUIAGE GUIDE.-^An Es¬

say for Young Men, on Physiological Er¬rors, Abuses mid Diseases, ineidert toYouth and Early Manhood, wliich croateImpedimenta to MARRIAGE, with bur«means of relief. Sent in sealed lotte* en¬

velopes, free of charge. Address. Dr. .7.SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-]tion, Philadelphia, Pa. Sept 25 8mo

DEW OK THE ALI'S.For salo wholesale by all tho grocers in

New Orleans, Charleston, Mobile, Savan¬nah and New York.

DEW OF THE ALPSReceived the first promium at tho Paris

Exposition.DEW OF THE ALTS.

Tho manufacturers of tho above cordialnot only received the first premium at theParis Exposition, but wero decorated bytho Emperor.

DEW OF THE ALPS.For salo hy all the druggists, grocers

and fruit stores in the United States.BRANDY, RUM AND WINES.

5,000 cases old Cognac Brandy, importedespecially for private use.300 cases old Jamaica and St. Croix Rum,

bottled before tho war.

10,000 cases Madeira, Sherry and Port-somo very old and superior-variousbrands: all warranted puro. Fer salo by

UDOLPHO WOLFE,Aug 16 3mo 22 Beaver st., Now York.

ESTABLISHED IN 1828.HATt UKI.Oil's HAIR DYE.-Thia

splendid Hair Dyo is tho best in tho world.Tho only true and perfect Dye*jaarmless,reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint¬ment. No ridiculous tints. Na* ural blackor brown Remedies the ill rffcsU nf baddyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving it softand beautiful. The genuine Ul Bignod WU-liam A. Batchelor. All otheis aro mere

imitations, and should ho avoided. Soldby nil druggists and perfumers. Factory81 Barclay street, Now York, tar Bewareof a counterfeit. Dee ll ly

FANCY GOODS.CALAFACIO GLOVES and PADS,Oom Plasters.

Moen Fun, a toilet powder,Luhin's, Coudrav's, Yankee Soaps,Bun", Ivory and Woode.\ Comok,Comb Brushes, Bay Ruui,Hair Bi ushes, fine assortment,Colognes, Toilet Extraéis,Sponges, Tooth-Picke,Bneking Bottlee, Tubon and Nipples,Night Tapera. Italian Violin String*,and various other things too numerous tomention, for sale by

FISHER A HEINITSH,Oct 8 Druggists.

TO THE LADIES!jOiCk^K FRESH ARRIVALS bv -Nnam¬

ier-rom New York of thoElNESTJanel CHEAPEST

Ever ofTerod in Columbia: also, CLOAKS,CORSETS, ZEPHYR WORSTED, HAIRBRAIDS, Ac, Ac., at »

Mus. C. E. REED'S, next door toMr. E. Pollard's drug store, Main st.

Nov 12_ 3mo_GRAND LODGE ANCIENT FREEMASONS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION oftho Most Worshipful Gravd Lodge of

Ancient I reo Masons of South Carolina,will he holden at Masonic Hall, Charleston,on TUESDAY, 10th November, 1867, com¬mencing at High Twelve.Worshipful Masters and Wardens or

Delegates of subordínalo Lodges, OrandOfficers and Past Masters, will take duenotice and govern themselves accordingly.It. S. BRUNS,Nov 12 6 Orand Secretary.

Tl»«? (fcuitker Li ii i ni« n< ; the best lini¬ment for family use; can b<> n« ed internallyami ont wai div. lt is a great pain destroy¬er. It kills paiu -nd a1', kinds of aches*Sold hv_Ki..he- A- Hehrtbh.

..COMAKISB RESTAURANT."C. MINCRT & CO., - - Proprietors.

«ÈT*-*-** - - .

rrRIÍS establishment, on »ho North-east1 corner ol' Lady and Assembly «troet«,lins bei n r«*-opened.LUNCH will b« oorved cvetv day, from

ll till 2 o'clock. Perfect sr Jsfr.ction gua¬ranteed to all. Givo me a vail, Gentlemen.Nov li Imo

OUR Ft O USE,BY D. McOTJINNIS,

On A "tenthly Street, E's' ^'i<le, Opposite theNorth End t.f the Market.

LUNCH over} day,from ll to 1 o'clock.OYSTERS, F j P Ii»and GAME, of kinds, servedin tho host stvles at all hours.

Tho best of" WINES, LIQUORS, REER,SEGARS and TOBACCO, constantly onhand. Oct 0 3mo

LIQUORS. WISES, SUGARS, TOBACCO, ¿G.,» AT

WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL»THE UNDERSIGNED has fitted

flj^==glup IIÍH establishment, and bas ro-raajS33|ceived a large ntock of the titn-stqualities and brands of LIQUORS,WI NHS, ALES, SEOARS, Smoking und

Chewing TOBACCO, etc.; SYRUPS, COR¬DIALS and other articles.

ALSO,JELLIES and BRANDY FRUITS of homeproduction.In tho rear of tho wholesale store, he

bas a handsomely appointedSAMPLE II O O BI ,

SuWHERE tho best of everything is\¡s¿y dispensed.

ItEFRESIIMEN'TSOF allkinda-FISH, OYS- ...fTERS, GAME, MEATS, Ac. '.

-furnished at short notice,' -,"and in tho very best styles, ft-SCPPEIl UOOMS. ^ATTACHED to the estab- v

'liahment aro commodiousrooms, where private DINNERSand SUPPERS will ho furnished for anynumber of persona from two to 150.

LUNCH every dav, at ll o'clock.Tho Proprietor pledges himself that be

will continue, as heretofore, to un* his ut-inOnl endeavors to give perfect sat* factionto bin patrons and gut sta._Sept24 T. M. P'»' LOCK. Proprietor.To All Who Van L,l<niei- Wolfe's

Scbiodam Schnapps ia manufacturedHolland hy a process only known to theproprietor, s mi is warranted tho purestLiquor over manufactured.

"roil,ON THF. CORNER OF

HAIN A\l) CASHES STREETS,COLUMBIA, S. C.,

"S now receiving fresh additions to his» stock of FAMILY and PLANTATION

GROCERIES !FIRST-CTJASS GOODB always op band

at prices guaranteed aa low aa any in thiamarket.

MST ALL GOODS purchased at my storew)U nc delivered, FREE OF DRAYAGE, toany part of thé eity.

GEORGE W. PARKER,Corner of Main and Camden streets.

Oct 34 Imo

Dr. George Smith's Dental Labora¬tory.

THE subscriber offers inducc-«SSamenta-in thc wavof OOOD WORK*3iffl?and LOW PRICES-to ono and allrequiring bib professional services. Givehim a call. Perfect satisfaction guaran¬teed or no charge. OfVico on Camdenstreet, nearlv opposite tho ParkNov 3

"

DENTKTOYTTHE UNDERSIGNED,having been for eomo timo

associated with tho late Dr.D. P. Gregg in DENTAL

SURGERY, purposes continuing the busi¬ness in tho office recently occupied hy thedeceased.Tho patronage of my old friends, and

the public generally, ÍH respectfully solicit¬ed. Ofllce over T. W. Radcliffe's JewelryStore, Main street. D. L. ROOZER.Oct 26_gmo

Administrator's Notice.NOTICE ia hereby given that the under¬

signed has been duly appointed audqualified as Administrator dc bonis non,with thc Will annexed, of ELIJAH WIL¬LIS, deceased, who formerlv resided inbarnwell District, South Carolina.

All persona who aro indebted to theestate must account to mo, and thoao per¬sons who aro in possession of tho real andpersonal property sequestered under tholaws of tho Confederate Government, arohereby notified that, unless possessionthereof ia delivered to mo, amicably, I willbo compelled to resort to tho tribunals ofthe United States to enforce possession.JOHN PRESTON, Esq., of Columbia, ismv Attorney, and communications may beaddressed to him.

CHARLES B. COLLIER,Nov 5 9 Of Cincinnati, Ohio.

S.&W.C.SWAFF1DSHERD 48 WUAl I

PALL ASK WCLOTHINGNOW IN STORE.a ns nm' tn» TO SW.AFULL LINE OF

SHIRTS,HOSIERY,

UNDER GARMENTS,GLOVES,TIES,

TRAVELING SHAWLS.BLANKETS, ETC.

New Style PAPER and LINEN COLLARS.A splendid line of FRENCH and ENG¬

LISH CASS1MERE. which will bo made tnorder in tho LATEST STYLES and at LOWPRICES.Everything that ia new in thc way of

n T s iN. R.-Our CLOTHING is nearly all of

OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.WALKER'S BLOCK,

Sept_20 MAIN STREET.State South Carolina--Eichland Dist.W. R. Kennedy, Ex., vs. George W. Ash¬ford, et al.-¿Sill Jor Partition of Jteal

Estate.

IT appearing to my satisfaction, thatMary Luanna Farr, Leonora Walton,

Mary Vaugn, Theodore IL Taylor. ClarkTaylor, Charlotte C. Taylor, Daniel Scott,Maxcy O. Scott and Emma Scott, defend¬ants in above stated case, resido beyondtho limits of tho State of South Carolina;on motion of J. D. Tradewoll, complain¬ant's solicitor, it ia ordered that the saiddefendants do plead, answer or demur, tothe said bill, within forty dava from datehereof, or a Decree, pro confessa, will heentered np against them.

I). B. DESAUSSURE.Oct 13 mthl2 C. E. R. D.

NEW STOCK.FAMILY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,

Wince and Liquors, just received, andwill bo sold at lowest market rates forcanli, or in exchango for Country Produce.

10,000 pounds BACON SIDES, HAMSand Shoulders.50 bags Rio. Lnguaira and Java Coffee.10') barrels Crushed and Relined Sugars.10 barrels Relined and Golden Syrup.60 boxes E. D. and Cutting Cheese.75 boxes Family and Toilet Soaps.10 cheats Hvson, Gunpowder and Black

Tea».75 barrels, half barrels and kita New

Mackel el.40 baskets, pinta i,nl quarts, Heit! lek

Ch'.imnago.20.000 prime and low priced Segtus.600 pounds Durham und Göhl Leaf Smok¬

ing Tobacco.50 boxes Extra Scaled Herrings.CO bárrela Rectified and Pure Rye Whis¬

key.100 dozen Pickles, Ketchups, Preserves,Fresh Peaches, Tomatoes, Ac, Ao.Oct 10 E. y G. D. HOPE.

WINES AND LIQUORS.JUST RECEIVED,

Pnro WHISKEYS and BRANDIES,Sherry and Madeira Winos, choice,Champagiin, favorite brands,Old Tom and Holland Gin,Jamaica Rum, A c.

Guaranteed pure.OctOl_GEORGE SYMMEBS.»ps v" GPEGG & CO.,BROS ERS.

STOCKS, Bond», Gold and Exohangebought and sold. Office at GREGG A

OO.'a July 81

New York Advertisements.JAMES CONNER'S SONS

United States Type FoundryAND PRINTEtt'S WAREHOUSE.NOS. 28,30 »nd 32 Contre street, (cornorof Reade street, ) New York. The typoon which this paper is printed is from theaboye Fonndry._ _Nov 18La Mirandes' French Remedies

HAVE saved thousand Jallover EuropeHaving boon for many years the FirstAssistant at Prof. La Mirandes' PrivatoHospital in Paris, and having been inducedto establish a branch in this country, I amnow prepared to furnish bis celebratedremedies for CONSUMPTION, RHEUMA¬TISM, SCROFULA, etc.; also, the genu¬ino imported Vitella-Health's Grand Re¬storer. Tho only cortaiu cure for aconstitution shattered by tho excesses andabuses of youth. Do not be tamperedwith by iuexporienced physicians. Ad¬dress your communications to Dr. G. W.FERNLER, 255 West 47th street, NowYork. Advice Gratis-But if you givo ustho full history of your case, the consulta¬tion feo of three dollars should be enclosed.Ladies may address us in full confidence._

Nov 13 _lySTEVENS HOUSE,

21,23, 25 AND 27 BROADWAY, AT. Y.OPPOSITE BOWLING OBEEN.

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

THE STEVENS HOUSE is well andwidely known to tho traveling public.Tho location is especially suitable to mor¬

díante and business men; it is in closeproximity to tho business part of tho city,is on the highway of Southern and West-em travel, and adjacent to all tho princi¬pal railroad and steamboat dep ts.Tho Stevens House has liberal accom¬

modation for over 300 guests; it ÍB well fur¬nished, and possesses every modernimprovement for tho comfort and entertainmcnt of its inmates. The rooms having been refurnished and remodelod, weare euablod to oller extra facilities for thocomfort and pleasure of our guests. Thorooms aro spacious and wed ventilated-provided with gas and water; the attend¬ance is prompt and respectful, and thotablo is generously provided with everydelicacy of thc soasen-at moderate ratos.

GEO. K. CHASE A CO.,May 31 Gmo_ Proprietors.SOUTHERN BANK NOTES!

SOUTHERN SECURITIES!Bought ard sold on commission by

LAWRENCE, BROS. ts CO.,BANKERS,

NO. 16 WALL STREBT. NEW YORK.

MONEY received on deposit from banks,bankers, merchants and others. Or¬ders in Gold, Government and other Secu¬rities executed at tho regular Stock Ex¬change bv a mombcr of tho firm. Oct 8DEWITT C. LAWRENCE. JOHN R. CECIL.CYRUS J. LAWRENCE. WM. A. H/.LSTED

South Carolina-Richland District.In re Simeon Fair, ex parie Orlando Z.Rates.

npilE petitioner in tho above stated caseX having tiled his petition in this Courtto perpetuato the testimony of his titlo totwo lots of land in Columbia-tho first ofwhich fronts on Washington street, 42feet,running back 208J feet, bounded WestbyJonathan Dark, and Ea st by O. Z. Bates;tho second lot bounded East by Gatesstreet, South by O. Z. Bates, West byEmma Coleman, North bv lots of Mrs.Walter, Miss Poindexter or NV. B. Stanley-on motion of Arthur, Melton A Moiton, fortho petitioner, it is ordered, in pursuanceof the Act of General Assembly, in Buchcase made and provided, that all personsinterested do appear at this oflice, threemonths from publication hereof, to cross-examine tho tostimony produced, and pro¬duce evidence in reply.

D. B. DESAUSSURE, C. E. R. D.September 5 tb3inoWo11\ Vi Schi<-<Ium Schnapps aro a

preventive for chills and fever.

St. James Hotel,SEW ORLEANS, LA.

1' Il O P II I F. T O R 8 :WM. A. HURD, of New Orleans.W. F. COREERY, Spottswood Hotel, Rich¬mond. Ya.MST Telegraph and Railroad Offices in

rotunda of Hotel. July 3 fimo_REMOVAL.

n AVINO removed my FUR-NITURE business to tho Na-R\_Itional Express old stand, I nra

would he glad to neo my formor pa- M*trous and the public generally give me acall, as I have a nice stockofFURNITUREon hand, and will make to order or repairanything in lbs Furniture line very reason¬able, and Workmanship to please evcu themost fastidious. JEROME FAGAN.Washington st., bet. .Main and A*H< m'y,

A few doors from «dd stand.Ane- 10

__foPQ

REMOVAL.6 UWSY PI STOLS

ANO

Sportsmen's Equipments,FISHING TACKLE. &c.

¿:THF undersigned has re-moved his stock of goods in

^^S^V Ibo ahovo line to tho storo|r ?next to Ficher A Heihiteb'á.Guns and Pistols repaired and put m

pcrf«'ct order, at reasonable notice.SEWING MACHINES Unpaired.P. W. KRAFT,

Tflniu niieoi, «»ppOSitO P/lOWX OfilCO._Ang 28_l»«w of the Alp».-Udolpho Wolfe, sole

agent for tho above cordial, manufacturedin Genova, Switaerland, la used by ail thocrowned beads of Europe.

FISHER & LOWRANCE.

COLUMBIA. &\ C.' Apples, Apples.

AFRESH SUPPLY received to-day, andfor sale low. byNov 13 FISHER ft LOWRANCE.Oats, Oats.

QAA BUSHELS, for salo low, by¿3UU FISHER * LOWRANCE.Moy.18_?LIVERPOOL SALT.

2C\(\C\ LARGE Seamless SAC**.\J\J\J Liverpool SALT, at $2.75to the connumera, with liberal discount*to large purchasers.Nov 12 FISHER Ai LOWRANCE.

IRON, IRON.ENGLISH and SWEEDES, as low as can

be purchased in this market, by Ï INov 10 FISHER tc LOWRANCE.

IRON TIES.THE best kind. BEARD'S Self-Adjust*ing IBON TLE, low for cash.Nov 10 FISHER & LOWRANCE.

HARDWARE.AFULL SUPPLY of English HARD¬

WARE, just received, and low, tyecash, by FISHER & LOWRANCE.Nov 10

New Buckwheat.FOR SALE LOW. byOct 12 FISHER fe LOWRANCE.15 Firkins North Carolina Butter,FRESH from tho Mountains, fe» eal«low, by FISHER & LOWRANCE.Oct 23_(_^_Twenty Dozen Canned Oysters,

-j (\ DOZ. CANNED TOMATOES.AU Green Corn, Jellies, Gherkins,Mixed Pickles, As.Received to-dav, and for «ale low, bvOct 12 FISHER fi LAWRANCE.

SUGAR, COFFEE,MOI ASSE»,GOSHEN BUTTER,

LARD,SUGAR-HOUSE SYRUP, BACON,PICKLES, RICE,CHEESE, ETC.IRON. STEEL, Axles, Springs, CarriageMaterials, Parlor Matcties, Etc. afSept 20 FISHER A LOWRANCE. m

THE TRIUMPH OF ART ÏMORE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF

Heinitsh^Jilleen's Delight.EXTRACTS FROM" LETTERS: "The

Queen's Delight is beginning .to ,awaken tho attention of our physician's.Its remarkable curative power is seen inits wonderful effect upon disease. As ablood purifier, there ia no medicine like itknown to tho profession. A gentlemantold me that his son has been taking thoQuceu'B Delight, and is more bene:.ted >»yit than by any other medicine. He wantsa dozon bottles."Extract from a lettor: "It is duo to yonto state in this public manner, in order

that the people may kuow the truth, thatI have tried your Queen's Delight, andfound it not only what you said it v. a*-"a

Euro medicine"-but the best medicine Iavo ever taken for eruptions and gi neral

bad health. I bad au eruption all over mybody, with impaired digestion and disor¬dered liver, and have tried A great manymedicines without any bene lit. I havetaken ono bottlo of your Queen's Delight,the eruption has disappeared, my appetiteia better, my liver und digestion is im-

Cloved. I am satisfied one or two more<nth s will enre me."Extract from a letter: "At the close ol

tho war, my constitution waa shattered. Icould not eat, sleep or perform any dnbjrwhatever, such was my prostrate condi¬tion. Medicine and medical aid I hftd iuabundance, such was my condition up to »fow months BÍIICO, when I began the UBO ofvour Queen's Delight. I have used twobottles, my constitution is greatly im¬proved, my appetite ia good, enjoy rolieutt¬ing sleep, and am able to perform my shareof daily labor." ':'. ''.Extract bom a letter-Wonderful effeot

of only one bottle: "I have used only »half bottlo of 'Queen's Delight' for boilssud eruptions of the skin am* itching hu¬mor* of the blood, which annoyed mo verymuch. I am entirely cured. f think your'medicino a valuable one."A remarkable CUBO c ? liver complaint and

headacho cured by the 080 of "ileinitsb'aQueen's Delight:" A lady of unquestionedworth and reputation voluntarily gives tea-vtimon? of the wonderful effects of this-medicine. She has been fvnî early yaa^Sa martyr to neudacbi B, caused hy imper¬fect action of tho liver producing intrrseheadache and pain over tho eyes, t he bastaken only four bottles, and ¡U-DIUC* OB iiitho perfect cure it ba» made. She now en¬joys good health.

Still another: "During last spring, I bid*been troubled with obstinate chills undfever, which, when cured, left my » ysl^min a wroU lied condition, blood ¡mi UJ, *.ud.1 was afflicted with an angiy. u '., AU i atone time thought, an incur:-; i eons-eruption over my entiro bod; i¡ o»tviolent remedies suggested f. / : .. rka cure, until, at thc instance ol a< i .. Itried Dr. lloiuitsh'S Queen's Deb' asathan t- o bottles oured mo, léwving m IIn a healthy conditiuu. My gen., liis as good as even Foi such pmhave, over since my euro, annealrecommended your Qui en'» DelightDon't buy any bnf toe right kingenuino Quotn's Delight has :i se pmark on tho outside, H> .1 it fa Imedicino which produces thc e w$intros. For salo wholesale and

FISHER A. HEINApril . Drug