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made ready for service. Again Payne
volunteered, and eight men with him.
The embarkation of their second attempt
was made from Fort Sumpter, and as be-
fore, all having been made ready, Payne,
standing at his post in the hatchway, or
dered the hawser to be cut off-whsn the
boat careened and sank instantly Payne
sprang out; two OF the men followed him;
the other six went down in the boat'and
perished. Pr
Again the boat was raised and made
ready for action, and her owner, Captain
Hundley, took her for an experimental trip
i-to the Stone river, where after going
through her usual revolutions, she dived in
deep water, and for hours, and for days
the return Of poor Hundley and his crew
was watched for aud looked for in vain.
After near week search she was found
inclining at an angle of forty degrees, her
nozzle was driven deep into the soft mud
OF the bottom. Her crew Of nine dead men
were standing, 81 ting, lying about in her
hold asphy yxiated. Hurdley was standing
de d at his post, candle in one hand,
while the other had grown stiff with d. ath
IN his vain efforts to unclamp The hatch.
Others had been working at the keys of the
ballast, but the inclination at which the
boat had gone down had jammed the key
50 that the men could not cast off the heavy
weight which held them down. Their
deaths had been hard and lingering.
Again this fatetul vessel was made
ready for action and volunteers being called
fo. Lieut.. Dixon, Twenty-frst Alabama
Volunteers. native of Mobile, and eight
men, volunteered to take her against the
enemy
The new and powerful war ship Housa-
tonic was selected for attack, and on
quiet night the bravest crew set out from
harleston in this terrible, nameless tor
pedo boat, that never manned craft before
We all know the fate of the Housatonic
Brave ixon guided the torpedo fairly
against her, the explosion tore up the great
war ships sides, so that she went down
with relrly all her crew within two min
utes.
The torpedo vessel also disappeared for
ever from mortal view Whether she went
down with her enemy, or whether she
driited. out to sea to bury her gallant dead,
was never known, aud their fate was left
all the great day when the sea shall give
up its dead
But within few weeks past divers 10
submarine arm or have visited the wreck of
he liousatonic, and they have found the
l'ttle torpedo vessel lying by her huge vic
tim. and the daring men who went to war
Houston Telegraph.
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Compulsory Education.

Some of the New York papers are ad.
vocaring the principles of enforcing the
attendance of children, not otherwise pro.
vlded for, upon the public schools, as the
only certain mode Of reducing the amount
of vice and crime in the city. One of
these Journals suggests the establishment
Of "half time" schools by which chi d
may at end school half day, and work at
some useful trade the other half.-Ex-
change.
This is our doctrine exactly. We
would like to see law passed by our
State Legislature, compelling parents to
send every child to school, say between
the ages of six and sixteen, and if parents
are too negligent to comply with the law,
enforce it by strongest measures Children
belong to the State, and in various ways
the State looks after their interests, especi-
ally when the laws are infringed upon.
There are fifty avenues of labor open to an
educated man or woman, where there il
but one to an ignoramus; not that all
criminals and degraded people are ignor-
ant. but we beieve that ninety five percent
OF criminals belong to that class of society.
This idea of forcible education is ilustrs-
ted in Prussia. Every child in Prussia
is semitic school certain length of time,
and scarcely man 10 her large and victor
ious armies but has a common school
education, while the armies OF France are
composed, to certain extent, OF uneducs-
ted and ignorant men.
The power Of Prussia to-day is in her
intelligence, and that intelligence is gained
from her universal system of forced educa.
tion, and we most emphatically sdvocate
the doctrine that it is cheaper to forcs
education upon the masses Of the people.
than to force them to respect the laws by q
term Of years in San Quentin, and that IL
is more Of a thristian duty to prevent
crime than to puni,h criminals. Take
the thousand and one dirty faced urchins
out Of the streets and make them attend
school, and the incentive to crime is les
sened three-fourths, for their minds would
be occupied with something useful, instead
OF scheming and putting in practice vasi.
ous acts Of rascality Oakland :Termipsr.
South Carolina has just elected q col
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
DISTRICT COURT.
A. M. RosBoRoUGH. Judge.
TERMs-Second Monday in March June and
COUNTY COURT.
C. C. BUSH, Judge.
TERNs-First Monday in January, May and
September
PROBATE COURT.
C. C. BUSH, Judge.
TERxs-Firsi Monday in February April, June,
August, October and December,
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Henry Jones Lorin Sc,rt, and J. n Logan
TERMs--First Monday in February. May August
November.
COUNTY OFFICERS
Sheriff Thomas Greene
Ondef SnerlH....... ...- W m. Jackson
Deputy SherIf...... H. Gillooly
Clerk and Recorder ---.............. g |. Taggar
District Attorney.-.-.-..... ....... z. w. ylpr
treasure ........... .Samnel Cooper
Assessor............ ..............-Chas. w Taylor
Supt. Public Schools. L. Carter
Administrator and Coroner-.........Iohn Schuler
Surveyer-..-.--.-.. ........-........-.Q. \ Adkins
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Says the Psalmist. ..He maketh my feet
like hind's feet. A negro preacher read it
hens feet" and proct eded to say, 4dat q
hen in henrooet. when II falls asleep,
tiehtens its grip SOS no' TO fall off. And
dats how true faith. nv brdderen. holds
On to the ock:-Religious Herald Z
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EMPIRE HOTEL !
smi MAIN STREET, SHASTA, himii
JOHN V. SCOTT, Proprietor.

,. S&O
VVHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS FAVORITE
Il Hotel takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public generally that be has re-
fitted and re-iurnished the establishment through
out and is now prepared to entertain guests in a
style equal to any other house in Northern Cal
ifornia The PaRLOR and ROOMS large
and com modious and the BEDS and sleeping
comodations unsurpassed.
THE TABL
will always be supplied with everything the mar
kets of this locality Afford and every possible at
tenton will be paid to the wants of guests, and
pains spared to render them comfortable.
At the BAR none but the hest brands of Wine
Liquor and Cigars will he dispensed to customers.
The Oregon Cal. Stages arrive at and leave
this Hotel daily.
CORRAL g. STABLE.
Attached to this es stabltsh nent is good COR
RAL and STABLE where Teamsters and others
can always find An abundant supply of HAY and
BARLEY at reasonable prices.
JOHN V. SCOTT.
Shasta June 10th, 1859. jel9
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South Carolina has just elected; . col
used and white Americans 70 Ooupssv. q
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THE
SHASTA COURIER.
rusLuHxD EvEnY SATURDAY NonSIks.sr
w. L. CARTER.
Publication Office, ,-Armory Hall
Building, First Floor.

Terms of Subscription.
For One Year, if paid in advance...........S9 W.
If not paid in advsncs... ... W.
For Six Months, in advance........ .....'''- W.
if not paid in advance.-. w.
These terms will be invariably adhered to, with
out reference to persons or circumstances.
Terms of Advertising:
For One Square, of 10 lines or less, one insertion
Faur Dollars; for each subsequent insertion, Two
Dollars.
A liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers.
EH- Advertisements not maited with the mum
bsr of insertions thereon, viii bs continued until
ordered out and charged accordingly.
Having furnished our Office with an elegant as
sortmeut of FANCY JOB TYPES, We are pre-
pared to execute, neatly and exPeditiously all
manner of Job Printing, such as
Bills of Faro. Bill Heads
Circulars Handbills,
Pamphlets, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Cards,
Posters Books,
Law Blanks, Catalogues,
Drafts. Checks. &c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-24
DIR. sMIIA'S
Hygeian Home Water-Cure,
IS. CALIFORNIA STREET.
OPPOSITE ST. NARY's CATHEDRAL,
+ SAN FRANCISCO.

THIS Is TBE ONLY REGULAR WATER.
j CURE In san Francisco, and BY fnr the most
extensive and complete Hycienic Institute on
the Pacific Coast. And We offer 10 Minister,
Lawyers, Miners, Merchants, Mechanics, arm.
the advantages Of this rational system OF med
ieInc, the hoi pitalitics OF our H!cienic Home
and Cure Young men who have become dilop.
dated or lost their health Ivy excessive toll. ex.
posurc, or eneryatlpg habits contracted through
Ignorance OF physical laws, may VIII VIII us US nha ,na
means that win restore them to health, than
elsew here in California.
Pbrcno Examination and Consultations In
regard to Health. Free, nom 10 A. NJ 81. u.
We have the Electro, Russian, Turkish and
Baths for Ladies' and Gentlemen. nom 10 6,
and ON Sundays nom A. y. TO ! r. \.
Great Reduction In Prices.
We now givo patients four weeks Hygienic
Medical Treatment, With Board and Room. ior
Min NH Room, from 81 to 80. Medical Bathy,
nom 30 cents to 81 each; l2 for tiO; 20 for elo:
We have separate Medical Department
for Ladies, which IA attended by thoroughly
competent woman. while the private residence
Of Dr. Smith. which is connected With tho
| Homo. IL chiefly devoted to the accommodation
of Ladies' desiring Hygienic treatment.
There fs not one female invalid In twenty that
| has been suffering from Nervous Debility, or
diseases peculiar to their sex, that cannot be
PERMANENTLY CURED BY spending from
| four 70 six weeks at our Home. Thisstatement
We make in confidence, and from our experience
and observation Of the last twenty years, md
| from, the many who hayo been treated at our
Home and elsewhere. WchAye yet 10 learn Of
single regret from husband or wife Of time or
means they have expended In Hygiepic Eedica.
tion, II the females OF this State could be r:sdc
aware of the healthful advantages OF this Hy.
eienic Institute over the system OF poisonous
drug.taking, we could not Accommodate one IN
twenty who would claim onr hospitalities.
feb4-1m
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TO MILLkEN! !!

WE HAVE FOR SALE At THE GOLD
w an NEws Once halfa ton Of superior
Hss McSs ST s s. :aS Il Sssr = r
duced prizes f6r cash.
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rsr marysvilie und the I.sernediats
isHr5 LaudlnEs.

The Company's steamers willleaye for MAYS
yiile and intermediate landings daily at midday.
Saturdays and Sundays excepted; Sundays, at
4 o'clock A. y. H
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~ Orders for Fancy Cakes for Balls, Parties
and Weddings, promptly Allied In any part Of
Gold HILL Please give me call.
JACOB BECKER, Proprietor.
Gold Hill, February sj, 1870. fe25-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-24

A. N. TowNE, Gen'l Supt.
T. H. GOODMAN, ,!S Gcn;l N Pas'Gr Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tie Living Machine.

IT, ufo the main spring Of n watch, and every
n"Gtlun of the works become disordered. The
human stomach is to the human system what
lhNt elastic pieoo Of metal is ID chron omettr
u IndneGc: IS tho action Of the other organs and
controls. In Il ccrtsin extent. the whole living
machine. Tho comparison may be carried fur
ther, irr the weakness or other lmperfecton
Of the msIn spring is Indicated on the face oil
the line piece, So also is the weakness or other
disorder Ut tho stomach betrayed by the face of
the invalid The complexI n is salloW or faded
tina eyes are deficient in iustre and intelligence,
and thtro 10 worn, anxious expression in the
whole c"un enancD which tell rs plainly as
written words could do that tne great m0uTish-
jpg orOnr whose r1ire it is to minister to the
wants OF tho body, and 20 sustain and renew ell
it. parts, is not rerf"rming its duty. 1t re-
qures renovsting and regulating, and 10 &C
comrlsh this end Hostetter's Stomach Bite s
may be truly said 10 be tho one thing ncedful.
The broken main spring Of a watch may be re-
placed by q new one, but tho stomach can only
Of tho objects Of tho famous vegetable rostora-
tive, which for eighteen yeurs has been waging
successful contest with dyspepsia in all eli
mates. IA specific for indigestion it stands
aloha. Whom the resources Of the phnrmaco
poc!A have been exhausted, without, At bost do
ing more than mitigating the complaint, a
course Of this wholesome and pnlatable, yet
powerful, slomachic effects Il permanent cure.
In nj Cases of dyspepsia the liver is more or
less dlSordered, and upon this important gland,
NJ we'll rs uron the sLomach and bowels, the
Bitters act with singular distincness. regulating
Hnd reinV gnrsting every secretive and assimi-
Iatng organ on which bodily and mental health
depnud. n 2l-oolW
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nv Rack. Knox az Aerby,

rReal Estate agents ard AuctloneerS: ,
v2OE SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCrloN' a. ~ =
: ~ won't of the MAYORS Office, that very de-
IN the city Of Aeza9d5 at th o1ondRo strsa!
corner of Washington 4H Hh;' ofo c."' " ''~'
This i. one Of the most comfortsole eom ,n
and ps Essdsn 1s2,T in oh this st s:r with Oh
D iu ,rho bnuee was rebuilt with great care
g 5G szrsn iof by tho late Louis A. as
residence Tor his family with every T Soavo.
H'e.' ;oI saline under tho authority of q decd
Of 5ast viii convey such tito only as is vested
in but which is beloved to be I'd onsJ
thaI.v Of sale, and the residue in thrce
enual instruments Of sig, twelve and eighteen
mnnths, vii. interest from the day OF sale, Sc
curod Wv y decd Of trust on the promises,
'"'''' y CASSIUS +. LEE,
RICHARD II. LEE,
.r.-,otl Trustees
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Port Wine.

There Eave been, nj various times articles in
:3duced TO the Lhlic undor the NJ ne Of Por
'|ll5. strong y recommended S"r medicinal
..nrposes, which are calculated to ~ more harm
man goc1, having little else than Inc namo tc
recommend them. Such. however, is not thu
case With tho Port Grape Vino, Any Or! scd By
lis vineyard, and the wine in proce-, Of manu-.
tactuTe, and know it to be tho pnre juice Of the
grape.
we Lave also been through has co,a. which
Eever contain less than sixty thousand gallons
anal seen casks piled on casks matu.:r.. Mr..
SpGer docs not bottle or st.l any y--e: four
ye'rs OF ago. Peoria Trs lsclipl
The above can be had Of oar druZg :
D---lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-30

ST. MARY's ACADEMY. The first aupua
commencement of St. Mary's Academy, nortf
Fairfax street, will take place at Liberty Ha'l
at O. clock q. m. Friday, July lst. An origi
nal drama of the times OF Marie Antolnett'
will be performed by the pupils and very 10
terestipp entertainment is expected Ihl'
flourishiog Academy seems to have more than
fulfilled the warmest hopes OF its patrons, ana
most hearty pleasure is felt by every one 10
the evident success which seems to constantly
accompany the efforts Of the accomplished
Sisters.
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E'OTrigrl Rows,

LoEDjN. June 81 Sir James CI4sk :; r,Ie
brated pbyiclan, is dad. llewls s.: ears old.
Joshua Foster, al uncle OF William Edward
Foster. and patriarch 4 tho QuaIcrs died
yesterday.
MADRID, June 2O--ss;;.:ight disturbances
occurred at Barcelona yesterday, but they We're
soon quelIed. -Four persons were wouhIc,i.
ROME, June 3o-Nha Supporters Of the
infallibihty dogma count on Cardinals Cul, N
and Bonnechore as their latest recruits.
BREMEN, June 30.-The stealnah. p DGut3cir
land which arrived To-Day rcpytts having
spoken the American skip Joseph Clark.
On the 2U;h OF June in longitude s, tie
Deutschland passed quantity Of WRECK ID
stuff, including number OF taIIow cash mark
ed "Joauuin
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MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL re
cent,v elected members of the City Council
will assemble. in obedience to call issueo
By Mayor Berkeley, to morrow at twelve
O'clock for the purpose Of organizing and 70
install Mayor Latham. 1t is now eenesa''S
ooncodea that section 20 Of article OF the CON
s,;,ut;on Of the State, which says members
- Nonmon Councils, meaning, OF course CitS
Councils, shall hold no other ONCE IN s'',s s
ashars a member OF the Board 81 ~
LINEN from the Office OF Magistrate.
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QUALIFICATION OF OFFICERS. Section ~ ~
Of the general election law PROVIDES 'ns. ;.
any corporation officer fail to qualify or give
a 49, iahen bond is required) in the time
nrascr;bed by law for the commencement ..
80 form Of Office, his Office shall LOT 'na'
a.,a 10 vacant. All officers, therefore, VINO
vere elected on the Goth ult' will have to qa p
10 to morrow OF the Offices to sn Ts'I 10 , ns
m nsre elected will have to be Tiled o9 ne"
elections.
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Police REPORT MAYORS OFFICE. "A
warrant WAS i,suu for The arreat Of ChamL
Carter. c1ored. charged with beating John
Hackloy. Colored, ut he corner II Coiumbus
and Cameron streets
Two partiea, Mailing from Washington, w.th
quantities If mrnar arrested MS Suspicious
characters, were discharged. na their identit 9
as hnLc=t men Wa proved.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE There wore no cases
OF u criminal character at either OF the Magis
trAto's offices.
WATCH RErJKT.- Night cloudy and temper
atur" moderate. About twelve o'clock there
Was considerable commoton among some
colorcd people at the upper end OF Roya st.,
tho noiso they made occasioning great annoy.
ancc to the residents of that neigh borhood, who
were. loud in their complaints of such conduct,
and surprised that it should be allowed. There
wore no arrests, nor any dodgers at the wat
house.
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THE FOURTH AT MANAssAs.-hanasSaS 10
% have a 4th of July celebration. Hon no.
pC sbapks of the House Of Representatives
delivers the GRAFTON. A match game OF Base IS
Ran will be played between the Star CLUB
- w.ah;noton and the "Stonewall Club Of
Manassas. On the evening Of the Atm the
Ioa;es Of the Methodist Church will give 81
entertainment. Alexandriaus des'rous OF At.
tending can 70 at half fare aDd return on 'ns
4th or 5th.
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tbEi: H..

On %nnu.y. Juno 10th, ser al illness OF
several weel. ) Duration At W ostorn. the resi-
donrr Of Thomas GIf yett ST., near Upper
h. Marlboro. JANE MARIA. wife Of General
VorL nick Van Atwcrp, of Iowa. Mrs Van
Ness fs.es. Of albany, N. Y, a1d grand
daug liter of Chief justice KyLert Yates, of that
State, ii Revolutionary fame
In 'e". burg, on NJ nds7 night last. Mrs
l,UCl uALL, rc,ict Of tho late WashiD gLon
Ball. and mother fudge Charles b. Bail, in
about the tn yes: of her age.
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DRowNED.-A little boy named Eddie
T. Wright, about nine years old, while BATH
ing 10 the Potomac at the lower coal yard
at clock this evening, accidentally got be
yond his depth, and was drowned His body
was recovered soon after, but all efforts at
rasuscitation failed
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TELEGRAPH MI WIS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To TIRE GAZETTE. |
FaGM yVAsHANGTOx
WAsnGNGroN, Jun: 20 :; r ii.
COMPRESS


The Senate passed E1nuse bill eruniina tn
right to SEAL ana other GSLsriei 10 The Irrit"I,
to Alaska t. certain lursvDs upol, pay TO-. i!.e:r
tore royalty to the Unic1 States.
MIR. Sumner rerorted in favor OF Al apprn.
prlaton Tor the survey Of route for ship "A
nal across the lstkmus OF Iehuanl, per, :n,
asking to be discharged from lht. con.i;!.Ia;ior
OF all other plans ini iraus Continental r1Ga's
Senate then at o'clock wen! into :, culiVt
session.
ln the House ii Representatives patitlpa
Was presented and referred, from b. malcs oi
the u. S. navy asking the Same pay ii, host
SWANS and gunner : receive.
The Indian appropriation bill IS amended
by the Senate was disagreed to and y ;;omGj.t
tee OF conference asked.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The nomination Of } DIN ". Oliver as jul te
Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of tnlum.
bIa meets with vehement opposition from The
District Bar. Ii IS said Mr.. Oi!vrr he's never
been praclicIng lawyer anywhere. Gen.
Grant doubtless SURPRISED that hi4 only dn!y
would be to succeed Judge Purcell in the Or
phan' Court where great legal ability is Il /
required, but he law requires that the Jud. {"
who holds the Orphans C0G:t s..-.I a.;o ho.
the Equity Court, The h: - GaJ appointed
committee to oppose Tho co:""fi.a!l1n Of Dir.
Oliver
OF all the cadets il ; por.4.. iy3m the G,..>h
to West Point bat two lave , sod the rcquIr
ed examination. All thc res Lave beon sent
back. The two ca A!.lata5 w:.o "a ;sod were
from Virginia.
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CITY lGs.Iass

FOR SA Lii The Lease and Future: Of The
beautiful Store now "ccupie! b. ). DaaIh Am.
In order 10 close business within tho shortest
possible time, my fno stock Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods will bo sold oil vi
whatever sacrifice. All those VIII" sro indebte
to mo will please pay up without delay.
lnayG-2awtt >. DEAl.1 ! ii.
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THp Trials of Ei6e

What shall do? [ am So deb.1 tato 1t
caLaot a..cnd L. my ordinary dutie.. Try
ps9rs ''laudsrd Wine Bi:ters - they / 70 un-
oZcclIei, I'D will act favorsb!y on II the
functions o. your system, and restore /. am TO
vigorous act,-::. They arc simply -, or S
vino, wilL;,,-: = ndcation, except DysIo:, ,chs
and roots rs physicians use daily. jc2-lw
For sale BY &ll dag gisLs and gr0tsrs.
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aUlI6Ak;ss st:,EG:.'s'S.
SPRINGS,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.
tho NJ fountains Of the Valley q: N''%'i''"' I
miles west from Harrison burg.
Tho Rawley water has l0'2 been known rs
the strongest rDi BOAT oh .<I:',"t., il. th %tatc
sometimes apericEt in lis action. as remedy
in scrofula, chronic nnclnla and ChtorosIs n'S
terra, huor nibus, passive homorrnaIcs'"SSP1P-
sin, neuralgia. general debiitI' ulSeH"i= - ,!>'
urinary organs, and Of the uterus, and III gen
eral for all malAdics which nrn cou@oI ny p"N d,
ortv or ne blood :, Id en cniceb!ed O :. .'LoL q
mo nervous systoln, tho EaWny wafer Is NJ
rvaed. -.,,r.
AMONG THE MlNERALHfEiN "}
Of TIE On tThD ST&Hh@.
I,0,l;ls whose cons .itutOHs lave been ht"' %
an dawn by acute or chronic il5rFsc&i "i "i1&t'
sy TENS have become eI!"fT&tca hA! 'H"""'c-
undor the rola2inG and dnL IL atm" eiircl7 81
residence in unhealthy l0cNii"hS' or ny ~
Ior bohits Of liie. may confidently expect 10 ~
cain HEALTH and STEkNNIH irIln Inns
Medicinal Fountain--whfr thn beautiful scene
~. inylgor6.ng ciimAle, ample fac!liLics I"'
nj en- aant recreston and n1nla1tncht. am H",ia
rate board. Oliar rare attractions, "2th !" t'l
votories Of Measure sad those whn scc'; the res
toratiOn OF bchith. 49,. !; ,
| tsres, which have boon made comfortable.
a LARGE AND HhNDSOM + iiOttL.
oil fl cient for the accom- moAAtion OF 4U guests,
has been erected. 1t is h:!G1 un iuro1; 'o ,uc
With entiroly NEW FUENl1U n H.and IN thc
best style. \ fno piano vii! ho found i" the
| Ladies' rarlor
| Good Music will be IN "tt1n!'sn"o
4 Billiard Saloon and Bowling AlIHG On IL.
promises. :,,ho or, IT
! The Hotel accommodates ".Il be " J.; - -
LI FIRST CLASS. Boar! per ''9 80 ~
| per week Sl5 per month SO.
The Hotel vii! be regularly oFr;,rd ID" V,s .I
| tors on tho FIRST DAY Of JULY, unGn
tbe exc.llont management VI MIR. IA u IL
| GOODE, formerly Of the Ho: Spring. va
There will bh u daily limo OF s!HE"s r"in'c-'"|
Kes,den. pnysic,"n.--nr. i. II. l+"Eno..' "
N his absence Nc WM. WILLIAMS, "hc "r ~
oihar If whom will hn promptly ~ A:tcLHAh'
"lner q, an',rnsrsson = H.IK1[k,
d"' '''N p-n.;T.ul of the Board 81 D'roc' -.
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