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ron oHILpREH,
DIR. McLKAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS

~ Liver Cep,y lsisf, BtIltsssssss, Hssdsekz, r..
There has never been q ttarfts medicine offered
N the public. that has given suoh entire satlEfko-
uon a. MeLsss's UEissrtGi Pills.
Beng entirely vegetable, they are perfectly in
nooeni and can be taken bJ the most tender Ipanty
yef prompt and powerful In removing eli Billions
secreuons, Aoio or Impure, Fetcd Matter from tho
stomach. In not, thew are the only Pills thai
should be used IN ma 9ri0us districts.
They produce no 6rtrInr, Sickness or Pam In the
Stomach or Bowels, though very sotivesno search
,nS n IN PER sfersuons yromotinS healthy secle-
rom B1liousness, Headache and Foul Stomsck,
yhen % cheap remedy can be obtained Keep
season. may prevent hours, days ard nouths 81
siefness- Ask for DR.: J. IL. MoLesn's Universal
less Rrioe only Is cents per box, and esn be cent
By mall e Any S.5t q he gnL i sts.es
Corner Third and Pine sta, 81. Louis, Mo.
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DIR. J. ii. McLKAN's VOLCANIC OIL LIE.
INTENT

ns ssn Egtsrssl fs "a. World rsr Mas ~ Beast
LIE Of decrepItude and nl.sry By the use Of this in
valusole Llnlment lt Will relieve Pain Almost IN
Han&neousy, and II vii cleanse, purify and heal
the foulest Sore in an incredible short tims.
1870 voIeoste OtI Lss,sss.s viii Televe the
Essr.Irs For PsTslysi., cont1sseJ SS Ss ..
snane:. Or ,&eetne.. IN the joint. ks.ciss of
LiGaments, IL ylll never fail. Two applications
Hlll cure sore Throat, Ree1sohe or Earsqhs For
l SSIns, OF SesIds or any PAN, an lnfaillhle
slAs remedy Keep 1t always on hand.
flanferst Farmers, or any one having charge Of
oan1o on Llniment. 10 is speedy and infkIlibls
s ssss ~ s6f S.,, s5Tn, CS.fs. svens Lame
Oh. j. II. MCLEAN, Sole froTnetor,
aEsn @. sfoFs, Agent w.ssihSsn. 3, q.
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TRAVAL.LERs' DIRECTORY,
BALTIMORE b OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
u
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHING
On An A,rr, svNDsI Ma, as,s ,s,,
fHI lAssKNsIl TRAINS BIfwIHr
WARRINGTON, BALfIMORE, AND
THE WEST
WIN run a. follsws:
fses DasIy 1Sdsas bstieesa WdsAissfos oad Bal.
Ssgton asd fAs Wsst-Os Sundays, t,so
1fains to Balsinlo,s and one 70
tks West.
fassengSWrs lot the West making CLOSE oonnec-
Bsltimore and Ohio Rsirosd for al POINTS " est s
at Iosss' rates az fars thas by any si6sr Iias. :
For HsNHPoIisoLsma1s w. nj fla !. n -
- ID saa FOR ri ALL POINTS WEST.
And stations along the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
ro'd' ioeVe ~ w sahinston at 7.to .. m and pm.
ana on Sundays ats IN.
49,, ,IRAINs MOVING SOUTH.
N; Baltimore s.%s , m. Arrive At washington 50
Baltimore 80 M Arrive s & &ss:h IL 3
10 !: n. H ri rs e @ss.si as
. sss E. w. :sss .92';:
there Of - O. m. and leo D. m.
On SUNDAYS at 40 and 40 Q. m. only from Balti-
more. No Annapohs connections on Sunday from
Baltimore or Washington.
Passengers leaving washington st TO q. m,
and 500 ,. m, and Baltimore at 1.40 q. m, and
10 ,. M, make connections at Washington Juno
ton. * clay with trains on Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, tor all points West of the Ohio river,
and for oil points along the line Of Baltimore and
Ohio road, in Maryland and Virginia.
Train. leave Annsgolls tor baltimore and Wash
lngton daily. except Sundays, 1t SIS .. m. and 40
Pm.
m. ii Q. m and ,. m, and Baltimore al Sosnd 9o
q M, and So ,. IN. stop only at AsndpoIis and
Wdshtsston functions.
Way Passengers must take the Aeeoms.odssis.
1SatSs eHlS, w. p. SMITH,
m n Master Of TRANSPORTATION.
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1891 THE I1seS
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
&1

leoSI 6HE Ile69
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
-
with its connechons)
IL a FIRST CLASS ROUYE
70 ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAs1ED ANI
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED 7HRoUGI
FROM BALTIMORE!
YHIn DAILY TRAINS IRON
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBUR6HI
Two Of them making
slssE COMMISSIONS At AAlRIsIvIs
HoR.HEzsS w cE mfr Al 'n RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
70 al points in the
Whf, Ne1fH-wEsf AND SoJfH-wIsf.
Nonsss5 ca Sss k s,,y Rd. .h' CON- S.'
panJ, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SylsnIiI Shaping Cars on sH N,sAt Tysss.
SnsoSIng Saloon Ce,fisn sH T,stns.
,,..., FROM wAsHINsIos.
arriving In Baltimore Il 7-sO q, m. and p. m.
x. close O9nnsotio1s are made with train.
paIg - ?. m. And Las O.. N there conpectinf
sN1 the trains on the Pennsy lvania Contra
AAiiroad Tor al parts Of the vest.
FREI9HRS,
By this rests, freifhts of ell descriptions can B,
LSrrrSIdc1 70 And from any point on the Railroads
81 OHIO, hentucky, Indians, Illinois, Wisconsin
lSra, or Missouri, BY Ratlfozd diYscf.
hbe fennsy venil Central X abroad also ccnno3t
o. fltsourE with Steamers, by which Goods oaI
:as 9G s%Ss N SaG Sa. I
llsliH, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas
snc Rec Rivers; and at Cleveland, SAndusky ans
CaLcsfo with steamers to ali North western Lake.
T., Merohann and shippers entrusting the HansDoF-
A!!on OF taelr Freight to this Company, can rely
TIE EATES OF FREISRTto and ffom arr
ksint In ae West, By the PennsylvanIA Central
RAILROAD, sfs at az tiSssx % (sSsrsbh o. a.,
ssSEfsS ~ sttsr Rsttrssl cssspssSss.
cnZ re ssrsesisr 10 mark psskages "v1A PxrS
AAskAW z KQONs, Freight Agents,
rroou 10; 50 North street, Balumsrs,
fHOQE LEWIS. fenl Superint't, Altoona, Pa
b 1EUHnrL Ssn'l Ticket Ag't, PHILADELPHIA.
..knl.. ia idly
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JOHNSON 4 NAGLE,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
tsouth side,)
6aspsss NsssA ssd TsssA Streets,
recommend for the coming warm season neir
unsurpassed stock Of
Clarets, ssill and SPARKLING
Hooks and BIoselle Wines,
nom the we'll known houses,
Mess. BRASDslssouRs FRsRss, Bordeaux,
Messs. MONS & RsPpILL,
Frankfort.on Main
HocEHriA JoIHr s7ocr COMPANY,
Hockheim- o. the Rhine,
Champagne,
or ALL THE WE'LL KNOWN BRANDS.
We guarantee to satisfy everybody ut the low.
ess market prices, and solicit an early call.
JOHNSON 4 NAGLE.
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HELMB0LD'S BOSE WASH.
An excellent Lotion for Diseases of q sy,A,l,ts
Nature, and a. IN injection in Diseases Oh he
uIinay Organs arising from Habiis OF Dissi pstion,
serssparIils. In such Diseases % Recommended,
EstdsSes cffss sesf rs1sa6ls sad sss,sassIh
character viii accompany fAs sssdsessss
CERTIFICATES OF CUREe,
FroSs to - yssSs' sfsadsss,
WIFE EAMIs KsowH TO
: SCIENCE ANDFAME.
For Medical PIopriehss of BUCaU, zee pts
pensstory of the United states.
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on ths
fIeetioe OF PhyHe. -. = = =
ps az isRR.r fs sss; u. late o.'Ssd Dr.
D sss EiTH..s. IsS: z RE- Pr SsasM
RSbIisbed in the TTanssenohs Of the Ing sns
Is sisss ffRaii f:I::' iRs s; z
Sec most Of the late Standard works on Msdiei,.
Extrsot Buoh.. 81 par bottis, or six Tor ss %.
EExGaes ssrsaParllls, q % Per bottle, q M Tor
.IIHsProvsd Rose wash. % PEI bossis, o. On ~
Or. half Dozen Of essh for O. %, Which viii b.
IsoGos: are bessTsa 9 s MA ADJ, =
securely packed from observation.
DESCRIBE sHs sEdE4fSshsE. ALI ooMA.-
Cures esarsnfsedi Adviss erssis u
AFFIDAVIT.
ne oss Sss0ii r. in Assss., e
being duly sworn. doth. say. his prsparsnons cor.
srs e %sss: Or .'a'I la'n'
sssss ssf :ss'ssis s.iss e. b. Il g. {
Ninfh street. above Raoes PhiladelphiA. = :
Address lsttsrs for Information In eonadsnos n
,,at'sys n. b. HELMBOLD, Chsm,st.
Depot, 10l south Tenth Sc Bel. ChSsnut Ph,la.
BEWARE OF 90 UNTERFETrs
- AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERs.
Who eudeayor 70 dispose s'oy ruxIR ovus spS
"o1HxRD AHIicLn ON TIE IlPuIAT7on AY1Ar11r
By Hslpbold's GeaPins Prspsrstions.
80. - Extract Baoku,
80. Improved koss Wa.
ssldby ALL DIR Us6IsTs IvERYHHx1a
a- ASH FOR HELMBoLD,A =
FAKE NO O9HER. q
Cd eu me advsrusemsnt and senl Ssf n
AND AVON 1srsSssIYoH AHe ExPs-
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Alss, Sole Agent tsr
PIXIES ARMY CORnIAh

SECRET DlsEASES SECRET DISEASES
- sAa 9AAkkiiTfAAEEs SSiIEFTF
Ths most Certain Remedy Evor UssS.
sgNosRHaSkas, s eEEEg4!ss E sAfRffss,tvREs 40,
Contains n9 Mineral, no Bslsam, no Merc6ry.
Only Only ten PHI , e b t.sep 70 eject cure:
any anplesssnt taste. sndjxiIl NOT In any way IN
juIe the stomach or bowels ofths most delicate.
Cures IN from two TO fog. days. And recent esses
u o ~ q
n'H' sHM aI E1sHs g SI faf present. day.
VIII cure any case In from two TO four days. IN
TWENTY FOUR HOURS,
Ne sIpossys, 40 tyesbls, 30 skesF &c .skatsssy.
a. Let those Who nave sssls.rsd Of Getting cured,
A'.'.,,' At "a s.a TX As ~ sIyr.
s ssIs. ~ %s %sii II s:l1s snv'l0ses
XIX sjH;Ii f:e! 1851 ttss sEkp JUICES,
fFR6bsss{ AfS Esss ysSaadsaafHs f
"a SsIg: ees sS ns
sores on the orEans Of gepereten, or they may o.
mostly OF the sroins, and very oftsn e. uIssrs Of
Hns snS n i2s s. soss
SAN sRiTAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Sent By express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
SAMARITAN,s CHANCRE WASH.
Price g cents. Full dIrecnQn4
DESMOND q CO., Boz 1sl Philadelphia Post
Sod By 9. CALVERT FORD. corner of nth
j. i. EAToE, Is South Eighth street, phi..
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PRAYING FOK JSFF DAvIs.-The Memphis
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial lie
T"sronsi6ls for the following story:
rev DR.. White, Of the Episcopal Church,
Cllled upon the Provost Marshal fe " DAYS az O
10 known Whether it would be considered trea-
sonaole 10 pray for Jet Davis In public. "WelI,
guess not yerV,n ssid Captain Gould, with ut
most HoHehaIaHes, you've been praying for him
Ter two years now: and haven't done us much
arm, ana dsn't knew but you might as well
Keep on az IT," The reverend gentleman retired
VI some problems solve themselves To save
tapor, Ialleyfand used to put all his correspon.
a"nce aside Tor month, and he found that Father
Ilme answered most Of bis letters aud saved
him the troubleland e1Pense of a secretary.
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WINTER SCH6DnS,
CHANGE OF HIME,

CKANeI o. 1IMH,
"a Anl sfssr sunday, 3tth Ksvs.lsr. rsssez-
Staten % fellows:
slAIHs NsRrI hIAvn
4Ail et ~ Q. n.
ButAls Express ,, u.
fnIktsn Asee1Re@stIsn tf.H.
fittsbxry and Harrisburg Express ,,ss .. N
H1AIEs SsvfE k1Gvz
{arftsl ksssE1e4atisr al m.
Fnfels Exrrxa an o.. %.
flnssxrK and Harrisburg Express sE,n.
Mall 80 p L.
Yks . q. u. q ain frsa washilgssn sspps ss
Eith the ssS 9. =. Cal1 rem BeltiHere fer tsi
west lH1 fer Bnfkls, ElNirs, Heskegtsr, DIR
kIx, CSsAseelEsa ana Eisssra Falls, and for New
Vie II .. n. train ftsn wsshi,rts. ss..sss
yltA. tls ?. y. train iron Balhnere 70 Wssl
Rerth a1k n srshvest and Elnlra snl Bsfsle ana
1le ,. n. train ffsR wsshjnssss ssnnsets with
tie - ,. n. tram from Balumsrs Tor FitiEbarr
narrlrbafg and tbs West and IL direct sennss
hen for Lebanon. Easton. AUeptoup and Nsv
Yerk via CehtTL Railroad Of New FsrEsy. IN
.RIhs snly trap leaving BaluFsrs or ssals,
isitae :. 2. TIN: for Harrisburg, PttsbsrE, OH
The only train arnvingiin Baltimore en- su.<s,
u tns S.10 q n. rHin- JAS. g. CLARKE,
ne ss-y Superintendent
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ss j. NJ. TowHls. J.B. TswrKs
d. TOWERS q co.
efhhA BOOK AND JOB PRINTING rs.
IABLISHMKNT,

yhe attention Of thu hn.i, -
1eInaS n tlseo 70 me New Book and Job pint
nss msts1is ~ H. vmeh has been fitted M vita
variety Of Printing viz: style, even
Books, Sreeches, Penphlse, o..
sutsrP Blanks, 30, &c. s' OroalATs,
Ths ettention Of members Of Conxre,. a,
Slseches. - Ne have the IsvSsu steam ,on ,s1ps
N0R7H AMEhICAN REVIEW. for -
~ sI2S, i0' July =
fst.isEs's Hand boOs iOI Europe and ths sa.,
! tSys,s 5aeoI WoE-5I Ars. soathssJth; q,
Ifsoss tOT Priests and People; a,
S3rlst the sziTit, 2 v0ls; Ga,
EoSk abogt DOCTORS; oil 81,
hse.ies 70 EsszJsapd heviewt, III a.
~ gre sessaes " Language gl
=" Fe&NCk skYLus,
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b6fnrs t1ffrn. inv,9oratnr the A fs, hahn,
sesed system, purifying and enriohint the Blood
reetorlnS the sfcf' sune1nt invalid 90 HsahA sd
fzHRl 10 no MISTAKE ApouY m.
10 viii cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsts. D,sr-
rh6s, Dysentery, Headache, Deyression Of spint,
Fever and ATue. Inward Fever, Bad Breath. er
any disease OF the Liver. Stomach or Bowels.
az Se en- v,a 90 yos wish 70 30 Healthy.
ladies 90 you want the Bloom Of Health 70
mount % your eheeks again then 60 ~ once and
PssNr. peay not . moment; Il IL ysrrsnteI %
i've sanshcton. 10 will cure any disease Of the
Kidneys, Womb, or Bladder; FlInfnf, Obstr1 sts2
Menstruahon, Falling of the Womb, BarrerneaG.
or any disease arising from Chronic or HsYvsIs
Debility, lt n IN fnfallible Remedy,
ron cHILDRnH.
Do yeu want yoxr oelosts, sickly, puny OhilSrsn
y be Heal Thy, Strong and RobusG-then give theD
on eeoh bottle IL 10 delicious 10 Jake.
One table spoonful, taken every morning
ttsungs 10 sure preventive against ChIlls and
tever. yellow Fever, Cholers or any prevailing
-RCAyneHl-Bev.r.s Of Dr.sfis.. and Dealers
saying u rs lsst - rood. There are even meo Iksl
snouIh 70 steal part OF my name 70 dab their Wiz
aeooobons, Aveld suoh Infamous rrlAYEs and
MeLe4n,s Strengthening Cordial and Bloed Pun
T sG prsfe nsthiSf els. IL stse only remedy that
tine sfasns MN and ISvfscIIrs he vhois or
Samxsnen: nMB tD N Large Botsss-el -
tR. u n. MCLEAN, Sole Proyuetor,
Corner Third and Pins Sta, 81 Louis, Ne.
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The great "AR1ERIeANRKAU
Knows - HELMroLDS
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
RELMBoLDs EXTRACT "BUcHV,-
I" sIRSLPAkLLLL
IMPROVED BOSE VASE.

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PRBPARxrIoN
"HI6HL C0NCENTRLTEDp
COMPOUND FL UID EXTRICT UcHU
A Positive and Speoifo Remedy
For Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL. and DROPsICAL swRLLIN6B.
This Medicine increases the power Of Nfes-
ton, and excites the AB6OR BENTS into heal
thy action, By which the wATERY OR CAL
CAREOUS deDositions, and oil UNNATURAL
BNLAR6EMENTS are reduced, O. veil O.
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and 10 good fss
MEN. WOMEN, Oh CHILDREN.
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T0TfEN'S NAVAL TEXT BOOK AND
- 70 ~ AMIGA! Dictionary, VOL, New Edition !;
S,,.scoot,s Naval 0fiosrs Manual London; % 81,
LonGon; % 81, -. = = :
WaEds Neva Tactics; S2H. .r..,
LevS's Rules ard Resuisfiona for Man of War. m
LnaIaSa Hints to Young Naval Lieutenanrs !;
LiaIdsrs Mld.hlpmsu's COMPANION London |;
LiadsS' seamsashlp, Discipline, 60, London !;
Youns's Nautical Dictionary London,
boyds naval Cadets Manual London; S48
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DENTISTRY.

"a q: AAG{sRsagssittsiif sEFss.. :. .::.:.
Maly persons can vsAr thsss tss6 vnc tk8
nes 49, others, snf 70 person ear vesr stAsrI
yia sN ~. sa ,fsss q Tssti ,S.y @sg ;s:rs
at eaf lrednse. The MINERAL PLA1E VII y
n 81 II. L 3. ' A.. ;,s
y.e- mar <iy,N
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JOHNSON d NAaLE,
have on hand, and offer for sale, in caak or by the
single dozen:
HIBBERI CO.'S BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS co . BRO. STOUT,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER,
KNOX & SONS ALLOA ALE,
YOUNGER's INDIA PALE ALK,
TENNENT's SCOTCH ALE Xxx.
JOHNSON 4 NAaLE
invite the attention Of Restaurant. and Penalties
10 their weIl-seiected
Stock Of Groceries
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WINES, BRANDIEs, GINS, WHISTLES,
PORTS, MADEIRAs, sHERRIBs,
BITTERs, &C., &C.,
directly ont Of bond-by tho gallon o. ds.ea.
TOBACCO and sEsARs, Of all kinds.
PARAPFINE sad ADAMANTINB CANDLES.
JOHNSON . NAaLE,
ny 1o-5n ses PENNSYLVANIA AvrNvI.
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
HslstsI<s Highly Concentrated Cs~,sssS
yLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARULA.
SYYHIkIS.
ThM In 10 IN afsetisn Of the bleed, ana
ATTACKS YHE sEXUAk oRaAHs
AWNINGS OF yHE NOSE, EiRa,
TEEOAY, WIHnpTPE
AND orpEl MUooys sUKFAGEs, -
Making its sppsaralss IN the fsru 81
ULCERS.
HslnhslS's Extract sArapsriIls
fErifss tAs Bloed, and removes Ill Ssaly EruD-
items Of the Skin,
eIVING TO EHE COMPLEXION CLEAR
AND Healthy COLON.
t being prepared expressly for thl. clsas Of sou-
paints, its Blood Purifying Properties are pre-
served 70 Ersster extent than any other Drepsf1-
ton Of SarraparIlls.
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HELMROLD's EXTRACT BUcHv,
For weaknesses
Arising nom Excessss, Habits Of Dissipstiel.
Early Indiscrstlon or Abuse,
ATTENDED rith fke JolIoseiss Symptoms:
indisposlnon 70 Exerh,n. Logs Of Power,
Weak Nerves, Tremhfnf
horror of Disease, wakefu peea
SE,ysr..I tss:ituds Of the Mr.esisi sIsssm,
Hot Hands, Flushinf OF the fody
DrJness OF the Skin, EruDtons on the aoe
PALLID COUN7ENANCE,
Ihese sImptoms, If allowed 10 20 on, which this
N ololne Invariably removes, soon follows
MPOTENCY, FATUl7Y, EPlLEPTIC FITS,
IN one OF which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
loved BY those "DIREFUL DISEASES
'INsANITY AND CONsUMPION.'
m>nJ Are aware Of the cause of their spfering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsY-
LUMs,
Asd fA MstdsekoIy DEATHS b. eessssssftca,
sHAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TEE YRufH OF rHIs
ASSERTION.
The CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid Of medicine
TO strengthen and
Invigorste the sy.tem.
HAteA HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT b UCHU -
eagtably does.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TEE Moef sIIPYIcAiI
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NORTHERN GENERAL RAILWAY.
Pas SAsytst, Qssslssf sad Best kssss y,ss. Bah,
1teys 70 tkS
WEsT, NORTH AND NORTHWEST.
n = slBE 49,
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nI-sn @. sfo7e, A.ertw,ssitLE,.ps b 81;
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Usl afInsoLp's E1TIAof Bycny for eli sfss-
liens and diseeEes of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing IN
MALE Oh FEMALE,
Fren vbetsver cause originating, and No matter o,
HOW LONG STANDING.
DISEASES Of these Organs require the aid ETA
DIURETIC.
REI k1oLD'S EXTRACT BTCHJ rs YHI
GREAT DIUREfTG,
And ID certain 10 have The denrsl s1sst In al
diseases
FOB WHICH II Is RECOMMENDS,
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n X A o RK u Z IHSS
cxlalRA7ID
. crCestershiFO Saace.
EXTRACT
Of Q Letter from q
Medical GsntlsRA
ct Madras
70 HIS PresAsS
at worcester.

MAy,M.
/" Tell Les Pn-
rtas that their Sssss
10 highly esteemed
in India, and in, IN
my opinion, the NEST
p&latAble, ~ we'll a.
the most ehol csoms
SSSss thatKB made
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-12-08
To One Dollar Subscribers.

Notwithstanding our published terms, and our re-
peated assertions that we could not afford to furnish
the Age for a whole year for $1-that it now costs US
more than that amount to print it-yet some persons
who have sent us only 81. complain if their papers
are stopped before a year expires. We would be glad
to oblige every body, tut We cannot be so obliging as
to give for 81 that which costs lis more than that sum
to get ourselves. Those who have sent us 81, will
get the paper as long as we can afford for that sum
and If not renewed after receiving the croas mark
FOUR weeks, the paper will be stopped.
If we should by mistake stop the paper Of any one
tn at has sent us 81 30, before a year has expired, they
will please notify US ofthe fact, in order that the mis-
take may be corrected.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-12-08

The following is the Bill prohibiting DIS
tiiling, as it passed the Senate:
FA-BILL TO PROHIBIT THE DISTILLA
TION OF SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS.
SrcrIeN /. Be it enacted By The General
-4ssembly of North Car0iina,, and 10 ishere,
By exaeted By the authority IF the slime,
That from and after the first day of January,
1868, it shall not be lawful for any person IN
this State. to distl any spiIituous liquors,
nut of corn, wheat, cats, re, chinese sugar
cane, syrup, molasses rice, OF potatoes, pro-
ducts of this State, or any mixture of any or
eitiar of them, and all persons. guilty of vi
olating this act, shall for each and every
act of distillation, be guilty of a nIisdemean-
or, and on conviction thereof, shall be fined
and imprisoned the fine not to be less than
one hundred dollars, and the imprisonment
rot to be less than thirty days: And pro
rided further, That this act shall not con-
strue to repeal, amend Or modify an 0rdi-
nance passed by the Convention of this
State, entitled An ordinance to prohibit for
a limited time the manufacture of spiliruous
liquors from erain,' but said ordinance is to
remain in full force and effect until the first
day of January 1868:
SEC 2 Be at FURTHER enacted, That this
act be in force and take effect from and after
its ratification, and shall continue in opera
ton until January 1865.
The bill has also passed the House Of
Commons, after being amended by including
several ether interdicted articles, and by ma
king the penalty a fine of one thousand dol.
lars and imprisonn emf for ninety days and
also, that the act CT distilling each day OF
zach part of a day, hall be a separate Of
fence and liable to separate Indictment
These provisions make the law st ingent and
decided, and cannot fail to prevent the meta
rious business IN toto. Mr.. Shober of Sails
bury (he place where the big distillery O.
the State sends forth its devilish streams o
poverty and crime submitted an amendment
that persons might distilfo the Confeder-
ate government out of 5ggraiTsbsyend the linn
its of this State. But such . storm Of OPP
position met the subterfuge, that not a singl
vote was given for The pfoResiti56-the NOV
er himself not having the courage to respon'
" aye"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-12-08

gill SCuOO UOWES
This, then, is the dilemma Of the Southern
publisher. He is DESTROYS, in supplying
Southern wants, to develope Southern tai
ent, and originate a Southern literature; but,
in the want of appreciation among us, of
Southern talent and Southern productions
and in the absence of that lofty patriotism
which would magnanimously encourage
Southern efforts, he fears to venture UPON
the publication of works unknown, aad by
authors not familiar to the public.
The question, then, is narrowed down to
this, will the South patronize Southern books,
not only to an extent that it will preclude
loss, but with a timely magnanimity that
will prevent capital lying idle? Is it no:
possible for teachers and booksellers to give
such indications of encouragement as will
prove a sure guarantee of success to the pub
lisher9 Can they not point out the most
pressing wants of the day, and give some
reliable manifestations of the extent to which
they will back up a wise, prompt and judi
O-Ouo ClAolb " supply III Douth WIN IOAI
books? Southern Publishers and Authors
are exceedingly DESTROYS of assisting in the
Inauguration Of that glorious day which shall
render the South independent of all other
countries in its looks of instruction. That
airy lea7en di Seminal da sRf0uE Hhf eR eel ieRi
books Of the North and England, renders
their independence imperative. A more IA
vorable time for taking the first steps in this
matter can. never arise.
Will Southern teachers and booksellers
stand by them in an effort to throw off the
shackles of Yankee dependence ? Are We
so wrapped up in money making, in selfish
ness and in an over prudent. caution, tkat
steps towards this communication, so de-
voutly to be wished, Will meet with no ade-
equate encouragement
Not until some assurance is given South
ern house, can it make such advantages to-
wards his first class scholars as will procure
works likely to become standard.
While the want Of good books is felt, NJ
Southern scholars Of first class ability fee
sufficiently encouraged in the success of
ventured culture. Let it once be know
that the South will support Southern litera
ture, and minds, not inferior to any in
higher latitude, will give birth to production
of which any nation might be proud.