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"The weak eateth herbs" snys St. Paul, SO
that eighteen hundred years ago tho valuo Of
medicinal plants was appreciated. In tho Old
Testament botanical remedies are repeatedly re.
commended, but in no passage Of sacred history
is man recommended to swallow calomol, or blue
pill, or any other mineral preparation. Tho sick
were directed to oatherbs to strengthen, them to
purify then, to heal thom, to rtstoro them. In
Tint day the art of making vegetable extracts
was unknown. The herbal medicines wore moro
infarious.
1t was reserved for a lator age to unto tho
sanitary essonces of tonic, apcrient and antibil.
ious roots, barks, and plants, with an active
stimulant, and thus secure their rapid diffusion
through the debilitated or disorderod system
The browning triumph of this effective mode OF
concentrating and applying tho virtues of modi-
cinal vegetables was achieved in tho production
Of Hostottot's Stomach Bitters. Mover before had
perfectly pure alcoholic stmulant been com.
bined with tho expressed juices of tho inost
specifics of the vegetable kingdom. Never yet,
though eightecn years have elapsed since its
introduction, has this great restorative beon
equalled. It is takon at all seasons, in all climcs
as tho most potent safeguard against epidomics,
as protection against all unhealthy oxhalations
that produce debility on begot disease; ns q
remedy for intermittent and other malarious
foyers; as an appetizer; as u sovereign cure for
dyspepsia; rs a general tonic and invigorant as
gentlc, painless apcriont; as q blood dopuront /;
as nervine; as cure for bilious affections; as
q harmless anodyno; and as tho DEsr DEFENCE
OF HEALrH under unfayorablc circumstances,
-
mcntal exertIon, hardship, privaticn and expo
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WELCOME BACKi

We were much pleased, on Friday
last, to greet as conductor again, on
the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
Road, Mr. j. j. EVANS. Mr. EVANS
is remembered by many of our readers,
in his former connexion with this Road,
and his uniform courtesy and kindness
will induce them to unite with us in
giving him hearty welcome back.
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1@r Messrs. F. HI. 81. A. CouNrs.-the
former, Secretary and Treasurer, and
the latter, Local Agent at Alston-.of
the Spartanburg and Union Rail Road,
will please accept our thanks fer the
marked kindness and courtsey shown to
US, whilst recently passing to and from
Spartanburg. No Road of this State
or any other State, can boast more
clever or efficient officers than these.
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- &F - ~ ~
Gold Medal awaidsdto Miss d3esias
Isud. s y
Oydss LIST Homer j. Mis- Ryan. :
Re'ssess-1ss Honor, Miss Conig-
land. ~
French A.a!y.i. and oompoatiom.--.
LIST class, Let premium, Miss Carrie Mo.
ses; End GLASS, 1st premium, Miss Mo.
Kaiu. ~ =, :r@ ii; NJ - I,
Aalian-1st premium, Mis- Carrie
Moses. -s,
on Painting premium, Miss Cotig-
land. ~ - - NJ @> ,:.
0rayor Dya~aw-1s. class, LIST preni.
um, Miss Carrie Moses End GLASS, Let
premium, Miss Lottie Green.
Pastel and Water Cosours.-1st class,
premium, Miss Couiglaud End class,
premium, Miss MoKain.
Gold Medal awarded to Mis-. Kate
Noses.
En'0roiae'y--pr premium, Miss Conig.
land.
Instrumental Music-lss premium,
Miss McKaiu.
Ncal Ausic-1st premium, Miss
Mathis.
Valedictory addressed were delivered
BY Misses Conigland and Kate Moses,
(the graduates) breathing a spirit Of
love aud gratitude to their teachers, and
affeotionate regard for their school,
mates.
Bishop Lynch addressed tho pupils
and audience in a short and sensible
speech, full of good advice and sound
morals.
The exercises closed with a stirring
appeal, by Edward Coniglaud, ESQ.,, an
eminent lawyer of Halifax, N. c., and
father of the young lady who distin-
guished herselfby her high honors in
the Institution. While We cannot agree
with the speaker. in all be said of this
oollsge (for we have other honored and
able teachers of our daughters in Sum-
ter) yet we fully endorse his remark,
that tho citizens of our town have rea.
son to be proud Of st. Joseph's Academy.
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AHEAD or TaE NonTn.

Il In many things tas North has for . long timo
bssn ahead Of the Bopth, merely bscauso our peo-
pie have neglected their natural advsntsgss.--
In nothing was this more palpably che case than
In the manufacture Of doors, sashes, blinds,
rnould'ngs, &c. Thls was noticed by Mr.. p. p.
Toale, an sntsrprising charl stonian, md ho has
now one Of tho largest and most sueoessi., :,on-
uhotortes Of doors, sashss and blinds In tho
whole country, 6se his advertisement,
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FINE TOMATO.

An esteemed lady friend, near Me.
chanicsville, sends us tomato, weigh
ing seventeen ounces, ripe, luscious and
ready for the table. We make our
politest bow, whilst we express high
appreciation of the remembrance.
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1@- Our esteemed friends of tho
Carolina Spartan, Ne,o6ery Herald and
Union Times will allow us to express
our appreciation of the kind words re-
GENTLY spoken by them, through their
columns, Of our unworthy self.
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A@- DAVID DIcKsoN's Great Book
on Farming now out. No farmers
library complete without it. Bound in
cloth, extra, 81; Sheep, $3.50; Half
Morocco, IS. Orders received at this
Office. Good canvassing agents wanted.
For terms, apply at this Office.
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FINE RAtNs Ac.

This section was visited, on Monday
last, by copious showers. The season is
just in time for early corn, which may
now be regarded as safe.
The crop ofco.ton and corn, of this
section, is generally promising.
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THE VANITY OF EARTH.

The brightest rays of genius sink in
the dark shadows of death Fame and
obscurity, pride and lowliness, sleep to-
gethcr in the grave What is earthly
fame, Of honor, or glory, or wealth, or
repown
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MUSIC LESSONS.
Vocal and Instrumental

The undersigned having taken bis residence at
Sumter, will gIys lessons 10 Singing and on ths
PIANO and VIOLlNs 3 lie. viii likealse gissIn.
struotlons In FRENCH, q ERIN AN ard ARITn.
METIC. n3
TUNING OF PIANOS ATTENDED TO.
For farther particulars. apply to him at his
residence In lIarvin Street.
II. C. VI. KOrTP,i
Feb 9--f
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EIsts IS ID ;lassliF

SOUTHERN sSEfHR1TIES,
Eg IN cHARLxs&0a. q. o..
CSt1ee,ed eeeleIyss1y AssG. K4 UEAAN,
sBroker, No. 25 Broad Street !
JUNE II 1870.
srArs ssousiTIss- South Carolins, old, GOA
"; DC nsw;-@se; do. rssist'd stock. Ok mt
Orr sxousir1ss-2. .X1gusts, dc. Bonds, "a
10y Charleston, 8. G. Stock. lex qs int) -@45; ;
g. Hire Loan Bonds @7s; Columbia. 8. q
R4l..oHs Boxpis-Dlue Ridx,, (ar,t mor.s.r.,
900; Charleston aud sa7annah, --@f0
Charlotte, Coismbia and Augusta, "a 9S7S;
colanbi.. ll.s nort) -@so; do, Estate guar
.ss :ss'' .ad % so :.:
guatantss) .-@75; South csrolips, -@a8; do,
70; 6paftanburs and Union, -@6O.
AAILaoAD srooks--Chatlotte, Columbia and
Augusts. T@4S; Greenvills and Columbia, =
son. -@s5; souse Csroiins, cWhois shalesj
SSsoaAsss,. @ .ssi as"Nsv vga YORK Sight, ! off pa.
Gold, 1l2@114; Silver, lo4@l0S.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS;
sBank OF Charleston ...... ............... %
oank Of Newperry..".'.......... ......,.'....-(@-
bank OF ......... .60@-
Bank OF Georgetown ...."... "... ...........-@7
Bank Of South Csrolins. ns..................."..30@
Bank OF Chestcr...... .....................8@
Bank Of Aamburg-.-......... ........ .."..l0@
BARK OF state OF g. Q. prior to 186l........62@-
Bank OF State OF B.. O. Issue 1851 and 1852 42@--
sPlsnters' and Mechanics Bsnk ofCharles.
ton.............. ....,.... ."...-@-
Peoples Bank Of Charleston. l.. .~,......-6-
~Union Bank OF Charleston. n.."........"..-0-
"Southwestern Bank Of Charleston, %
(old) ).............".. .".....".".- ..-9-
"Southmestern II II Bank of Charleston, o.
new ... ..ss ..........-@-
fefme!e' ana Exchange Bank OF Charles %
ton. ......"................... CO.
Exchange Bank of Columbia.
Merchants Bank Of Cheram.... ............ 6@-
Planters Bank of Fairfield .................s(9-
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable. ..par.
City of Charleston Change Bills.... ......... par
sBills marked thus ~ are being redeemed at
the Bank Counters of each.
Jan ~ 1y
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A srIron I'm TIME SAVES NINE

II you have o cough, do not neglsc. II thou
sands 80 TO an untimeiy grave by neglecting
what they call "a slight cold" These slight
colds are very insidious. They soon become
deep. seated, and defy all remedies DIR. TUFTS
RxPECT0RANT will cure H. II can bs had Of
any OfMGGlSk. .sef.. u. .Dls 3,
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The excessos Of our youth are hut drafts on our
old age payable with compound interest after
date. Why then delay 10 preventing tho ravages
Of suoh excesses by using the celebrated Southern
Tonic, tho Old Carolina Bitters''7
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CANyASsERS WANTED FOR pUNCHI-
NELLO.-The great original illustrated comic
weekly paper. The fret 10 numbers sent ON
receipt of Co.,; single numbers loo. Liberal
torms to agents. Splendid Chrome Premiums to
subscribers. Address Punchinelo Publishing
Co., 80 Nassau st., N. Y. Post of1iee box 2,7S3
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Notice..
Notice,

TIME UNDERSIGNED havc this day formed
Il o Oopartnorship in tho practice of Law
under tho name Of RICHARDSON SON
OAlce on Main Stroot In tho Town Of Sumter.
J. &. G.. RICHARDSON,
GUIGNARD RICHARDSON.
MnY OH 1870
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Winemsu's Crystalized Worm Candy is only
twenty .fyo cents boxi

"NEvER BE WEARY IN WE'LL DOING 4"
novor weary sfspoaking Of tho oures produced BY
SUNrKR BIrrsRs; never weary. Of recommending
thom to those who suffer from dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, etc.
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P?ATE,NTS.

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tors Of the Scientific American, who havo prose-
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What is better than a promising
young man A paying one.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@B- The many friends Of Mr.. THOMAS HAIR
respectfully announce him au an indepen don't
candidate for seat in the Legislature from
Sumter County, and solicit for him the support
Of
THE CITIZENS.
April IL. 1870
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aud the correct reading and careful ao-
centuation evidenced study and applioa-
tion. There was mo prompting, yet the
-arts wero all perfect. We do not like
individualize, where all did SO we'll,
but just critic could not forbear to
mention the spirited and life like acting
Of Miss Carrie Moses and Miss Armida
Cohen.
Gen. Anderson read the programme
aud the prizes were conferred by Bishop
Lynch. This occupied considerable time,
but the monotopy was relieved by some
fuo vocal aud Instruments, music by
the pupils. Among the many pleasing
performances of this kind, we would
specially commend Miss Barrett's fine
rendering of that master piece of song
(by DonizzettD "Come @ bello"; and
Miss Mathis charming singing of the
same composers celebrated solo, "Oluce
di quest anima."
The GA. B. G." song, by the young
er ladies, under Miss McKain's genial
and skillful management, was we'll given
and elioited much applause.
It is impossible for us to give in full
the numerous awards for proficiency in
the various departments andolasses.
The following arc the principal
prizes ~.
Primary Dspartment-1st premium,
Miss Dulce Noise.
Acadcnical Department. LIST class,
lst Premium, Miss Mary Muldrow ;
End class, 1st premium, Miss Kate
Hauser ; Sd class, 1st premium, Miss
Lucy Green.
Christian Doctrine and Bible History
list class, 1st premium, Miss Ryan
2nd class, LIST premium, Miss Mary
Stephens.
Ornamental Wrtting-1st premium,
Miss Conigland.
Writing-lst class, 1st premium, Miss
Maggie Logan End class, 1st premi-
um, Miss Lottio Green Sd class, 1st
premium, Miss Susan Green.
AyeJra-lst premium, Miss Kate
Moses.
Arsth"'etio-1st class, ,1st premium,
Misses Ryan and Kate Moses; End
class, 1st premium, Miss Mathis; 3rd
class, 1st premium, Miss James.
Classical History, Geography and
Biography-1st premium, Miss Kate
Moses; End class, LIST premium, Miss
Mathis.
.~0aerH byslo,y a,ta esegrapAy--1..
premium, Miss McKain.
Ana|sis, Rhetoric and Compositio,.--
LIST Premium, Miss Conigland.
Grammar and .Oompositon.-1 1st
class, Let Premium, Miss Muldrow End
GLASS, lat Premium, Miss Lida Green; ;
Bird class, lat Premium, Miss Haussr :
4th class, lss Premium, Miss Maggie
= Hsrney. 1 -. - n Z
Pailosoply, Oaeniss.y and A.,rono,nv
list GLASS, LIST Premium, Miss Kate
Moses; End class, LIST Premium, Miss
Muldrot 8sd class, list Premium, Miss
Hauser ~ = s}E ~
Exemplary Conducs-1st Honor
among boarde1, Miss Conigland; 1st
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81. JO0RPAs1 ACADEMY.
A very large and select audience a.
sembled 10 the spacious hall Of the above
Institution, on Thursday afternoon last,
to witness the ~. !.
DISTRIBUTION ExERCIsEs.
A handsomely arranged stage was
erected in the Western part Of the hall,
and upon low dais, the noble form Of
the Bishop of Charleston, robcd in his
official costume, occupied the central
chair. The fiue head of Bishop Lynch,
and his intelligent and benevo volent coun-
tenance, lent certain dignity and char.
acter to the scene, which seemed to per-
wade the entire audience.
On either sido were Gen. Anderson
aud Father MoNeil, and behind them,
the faculty ofthe College, in their solemn
suits of black. '.s.
The day was intensely warm, but the
airy arrangement of the hall, aud the
liberal supply Of ice water, modified the
otherwise uncomfortable heat.
About sunset march on the piano
ushered in the young ladies, who seated
themselves in chairs on either side of
the stage, presenting an array of beauty
and grace seldom seen except in large
cities.
Next in order came
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YES /! TT Is TRUE!

That tho Best Mowers-the Best Droppers-
tho Best Solf Rnkers to be found in tho world ars
tho Original and Reliable Double Motion Etna
Machines, lnnde by tho 1iTNA MANUFACTURE
ING CO., of Salon, Ohio. Send for Pamphlet
containing particulars.
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MeaIth's Hest Derence.

Prico26 cts, 80 ot.., and 81 por bottle.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-04

DEPARTURES
By BEAcHEy. wrNEsA co.'s LINE .

PArTERsoS.--This district, which lies
about 50 miles southeast of Hamilton,
on the eastern slope of the Schell Creek
range of mountains, is looking up, and
II well known millman of this district is
making Arrangements to start a mill
there. Patterson has n number of good
free mines, and an incalculable amount
of base ore.
LUcKY.-A Shermantown sport yes
terday beat a c%oal-burner out of 500 at
81 per game, playing seven-up. They
played 101 games The man of coal
must have been in exceedingly bad luck
or the other fellow besmeared with it.
The Ely S1AGE.-On Monday the
Travis Bros. will dispatch their regular
stage for Ely, win Robinson, Shnshone
aud Silver Park. The Tra,ises have
placed excellent stages and very fast
stock on this route, and run on time.
JEwELRY BY AUcrIoS.-L. Simons,
p~awnbroker, will to-day offer for sale to
the highest bidder all unredeemed
pledges remaining in his passession,
consisting Of a great variety of fine jew
elry, watches, and other articles.
AUCTION, To-DAY.-Reilly. Soery & Co.
will to-day offer for sale to the highest
bid ler n great variety of valuable prop
erty, consisting of saloon and restaurant
furniture, fixtures, etc. See advertise
ments.
THE ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton. are TO be fonnd at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main ST.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that S good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Owing to the
illness of the Rev. Mr.. Siolt, no relig-
ious services will be held at City Hall
to-morrow.
STAGE TIME.-The stage of Beachey,
Wines q Co.. will hereafter arrive at 2
O'Clock p. m, on schedule time.
DIVINE SfRvIcE.-Rev. w. j. White
will preach ut the Courthouse tomorrow
Sunday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
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He Is rather tall and slender; a little
stoop-shouldered; looks to be a delicate
but why and nervous kind of man; has
a thin face and nose; high, prominent
cheek bonesi large, brilliant black or
brown eyes; nnshaved; whiskers thin
and light brown on each side of the face.
growing heavier aud darker along the
jaw bone and under the chin: monstache
very even along the lip, of light brown
color, n and n half inch long. none
near the nose, the whole growing out
straight, with an even or regular base.
like a hedge fence, and curying gracefully
over a well formed mouth. The conn
tenance. rs a whole. is a pleasant one.
and every lineament is marked with de-
termination and courage. He has n
slight Scotch accent or PECULIARLY in the
pronunciation of ceftain words VIII ch
can not be well described; slow spoken.
uses good language, aud is a man of
good address aud more than ordinary in
telligence. Says he lived in Austin dur
ing the Winter. and came here three or
four weeks previous to being wounded;
lived in White Pine last Summer and
has mines on the western slope of White
Pine mountain; also that he owns in the
Comstock and other mines of Treasure
Hill.
We have given nothing but facts in the
foregoing, and if our readers can make
the connections and unravel the mystic
ries mentioned, our task has not been in
vain.
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THE cOUNTER-BLAST.

EDITOR DAILY NEWS: The spirited and hotly
cont sied race for municipal officers of Treasure
City, between the Citizens and Peoples
tickets, If not generating into low personalities,
is certainly ventilating the 'oity affairs in a
thorough manner, at once instructive and anus
ing.
The card Of Citizen in yesterdays issue of
The News. Is but another argument in favor of
the Peoples move, having for its object the
repeal of the Incorporation Act.
Citizen, in many Of his statements, is correct
in the premises; in nearly all, wrong in his con-
illusions.
The first Board did issue warrants for about
the sum named, and within the time specified.
They graded aud made Main street frora Fair
child's lumber yard to Pognnip Fiat. about one
mile In length. True. a little work had been
done on the line named: but NO team with loaded
wagon could enter Treasure City theron. $40
per M. was charged TO haul lumber from Hamil-
ton TO Treasure City. The road stall shows for
itself.
They also bought a lot and built a calaboose
WHEN prnps rty was nj its highest hgure and lum-
Der cost $3.50 per l.Dn0; built a caiaboose OF four
cells. with a frame building in front for accom-
mediation of policemen. They employed a sur
veyor who established a grade for all the streets;
who surveyed nil the lots; CORRECTLY mapped the
same and furnished the town with a duplicate
map. All this work was done when White Pine
was st the zenith Of her splendor. Fabulous
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days. under former nj i,6464l
The present Board Of Trustees have issued
warrants from date of election aud installation
~ Trustees. to wit; FRI June 70, 1863. to MAY
30. 1870. for the sum of Sl3. sos 03
VI Whlfh amount ..s.s. ...Aio.uO
was issued TO pay for lost warrant is
sued TO Powers by old Board. ......,
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N o &
MOTTO e

~ "
rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN a. PAX
L TON. Esq Agent of the Bank OF California.
holds my power of attorney and is authorized to
collect all d. hts due me in White Pine County.
Persons owing the house Of CHNRIES KOHN,
Treasure City, are notified 10 make immediate
settlement. or legal proceedings will be conf
meneed to obtain all claims.
CHAS. KOHN.
Treasure City. March 16, 1870. apr1s-tf
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Dissolution Notice.
Dissolution Notice.

T2HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
i ING under the kyle and firm of DukkH 4
ALLEN, at Hamilton, State of nevada. and Silver
City, Idaho Territory. has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent. George Allen retiring
from said firm. All debts against said firm Will
collect outstanding debts dne said firm.
W. II. DUREN.
May 81, 1870. GEORGE ALI EN-.
VII Dnreu will continue the business a the
same house, near the Big smoky Mill, AanAilion-
ma26 In
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Go to C. r. AIexander's for your
drugs. fe7.tf
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NOTICE.

THE POLLS FOR II Election OF CITY
Officers of Hamilton City, VIII be held ~
the Recorders Office, in the City Hall building
on Dunn street. Thomas Flitcruft. Jas Cross,
and g. f. Bicknell, were duly appointed Judges
of said election by the Board of Trustees of
this city.
Hamilton City, May s1st. 1870.
jel-td o. 9. MAY, City Clerk.