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been thoroughly repaired, and fitted III
with new Furniture, under the superin
lendence Of JOHN A. MAYS, and will
,te
Opened on the 2Oth July,
For the accommodation of visitors. Nc
pains or expense will be spared in proviL
1ng for tho comfort aud enjoyment o
,uects.
With the advantage Of superior Hotel
IN healthy and beautiful country, added
TO the curative properties OF the water,
and The pleasantness of th; delightful vii
lage, VIC believe that the invalid or pleas
ure-seeker can find no place of the kind
hereabout where the time will be spent
more prohtably or agreeably.
Tho rooms arc large and airy, aud arc so
arranged as to furnish many convenicnces,
especially TO families who do not wish to
be separated.
The Table will be always furnished with
the best the country and cities can Afford
and i'll their culinary department, they
would say, that they have secured the ser
vices Of those who cannot fail to please,
even the most fastdious.
Complete facilities are likewise afforded
for smusements, in word, the proprietor
flatters himself, that lie has left nothing uu-
done that might afford pleasure and com.
fort of his guests.
a few good horses and buggies will
be found constantly on hand, for the ac-
commodation OF visitors.
Rates OF Board:
i'er y~....................S $50
Per Week, 1900
Per Month, $500
Special Arrangements will bc made
with Families at lower ratio than the
above. JOHN A. MAYS.
June q, 1870, Q, 5m
EE- Columbia Pheenix aud Charleston
News copy daily one month.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Tho reputation this cx-
ccllcnt medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which urc truly
marvellous. Invctcrato
cases OF Scrofitlous dis
case, where tho system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofuiousancc and
disorders, which were ag-
gravatcd by tic scrofil.
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Just Received,
BY w. r. PENNEY, j
June 9TH, 1870,
June 9TH, 1870,

IA LARGE aEd.beautiful stock of Toi..
AZ let Soaps, Handkerchief Extracts,
stmsthibg very nice. & Pomadss and Hair
Qls, CT the best manufacture. Silver
Spap, for cleaning jewelry and silver ware,
Ibo,h Powders, Tooth Brushes,, Hair
Bfushea and Combs, Lilly Write and
IPilet Powders, .Camphor and Glycsripe
Soap. an excellent article iot chiidrenn--.' =
Fine Cologne and Florida Wafer.
: June 10, 1910, aG.R e bGail
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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers i'll almost every sec.
to bc Informed OF its virtues or uses. -'0'~
4. Scroiulous poison is one Of the most destruc-
unfeit tenant Of the organism Mndernincs the com.
stitution, and invites tc attack OF embedding or l-
IA! diseases, without exciting suspicion of its
presence. Again, 1t seems to breed infection
throughout the body, and then, OH some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into ono or other OF its
yitals: IN the latter, tubercles may be suddenly
deposited In the lungs or heart, or tumors formed
@ one
the body. Hence the occasional use OF bottle
motive symptoms Of disease appear. Persons af
Gicted with the following complaints generally
ase 1s 9mSats of Ss 1fs 1n 1snsa eare BY the
Kheu,s. soaid Head, ni,g,rossn, sore Eyes.
of Sc,of"lons disease. Also in the moro con.
Gealed zeal forms, as Pysyepsia, D,orsy: Lfears
the various Ulccro,s affections Of the muscular
and nervous systems.
Syphs . or ecreGl IN on nnd Mcro,iaa nr Dis-
any: medicine. Int ong-cemtinued use Of this
or Whites, Uterine Jlcc,'ations, and Female
Dtscasrs, arc commonly soon relieved and ulti.
eject Minute dircctpns for re Zach che case aFe fonna
mo IN our Almanac, supplied gratis: RheMnr atts,,'
ia he SS yca 9ueRy Of f.
sio 90 as be bTossg d
diee,, when arising, as they often do, from tho
P1RiLtA is great restorer for the strength
and vigor Of the system. Those who nre Lam
gutd and Lfstless, Despondent, Sfecpiess,
Fears, or any OF the affections symptomatic Of
WedkIless, will find immediate relief and con.
SinS;ing evidence Of Its restorative power upon
PREPARED 8F
Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
IN CHARLESTON. S. c.,
Corrected Weekly BY 4. c. hA JfJI4iN, Bro
ker No. 25 Broad Street.
July 1, 1870.
July I, 1870.

STATE SEcrRrIEs-Soutli Carolina, old. 90
A.; do new,-a80; do, regist'd stock, ex int
-aso.
CRY SEcuHrrIEs-Augustn, Ca bonds, a
&c; Charleston, S. c. Stock, tex or int) "A
4S; do. Fire Loan Bonds,-af3 Columjin, S
T.. Bonds, -nT0.
RAILROAD BoSps.-Bluo Ridge, {frst mort
gage)-a60; Charleston and Savannah, -a70 :;
Charlotte. Columbia and kugusta,-as7; Che.
raw and Darlington.-ae3 Green rile and
Columbia, (irst mort. )SOa-; do State qua
rantce.I 67a-; Northeastern, 92a-; Savan-
n III and Charleston, 1st mort. -n8O; do
State guarantee, -a15; South Carolina. -
a76; do, 70; .Spartanburg nnl Union-aG2.
RAILROAD SrocKs-Charlotte Columbia and
=; Northeastern. a15; Savannah and Charles
ton, -a35; South Carolina, whole shares
---a40; do, half do -a294.
EXCHANGE. &c.-New York Sight, ! of par :;
Gold, l09All2; Silver, lo4a1Os.
SOUTH cAEoLtEA BANK BILLS. ~
fBnnk OF Charleston. ..............-a-
"Bank of Eewberry...... ....-..........a-
BANK Oh CaInueh. ........... ......... bOa-
Bank OF Georgetown. n................ ia
Bank of South Carolina. 800. ........l5a-
Bank of Chester. 9a-
bank ofellamburg. ..........................lO Ga
Bank Of State Of 8. G. prior to SCI ..... .GOa
Bank of State Of s. G. issue 1861 and W 4Oa
*Plaoters' and Mechanics Bank of
CnhIlesloh. .s..... q
*Peoplc's Bank Of Che rleton n.......-a-
tUnion Bank of Charleston. n........-n-
Southwestern II II Bank Of Charleston,
old ,....... ...:......-n-
Southwestern Il X Bank Of Charleston,
new ...'. .............. ..........- -
State Bank Of Charleston....... ..9 n
Fnrn.ers' and Exchange Bank Of Char .+s,.s.
LESION ....... ..........-........a q
Exchange Bank Of Columbia. .-alJ
Commercial Bank OF Columbia ...... l3a-
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw. .5a-
Planters Bank oc Fairfield. ia
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable OF
City Of Charleston Change Bills. -. s7-
= Bills marked thus (~) nre being redeemed
at the Bank Counters of each.
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The followil 3 named persons have
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THE. FUNDING BILL AND THE
NATIONAL, BANKS. ,f..
Interview Of the Bank Delegation
with the House Committee on /,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.,, GA. from Chicago. ..,.-..,J
Z WAsnNGroN, March BIZ

y.j nal from Chicago ..aUL
ul ra'., n aWAsHrNGToN, March 81. y
The National bank men had long talk
this morning with the House Banking
Committee on the subject Of the Funding
bill and tho, banking question generally.
Bret speeches were made and inquiries
answered by McsSrS Hall, Of Boston, Cal
hOun, OF Now York, Coleman. !of Troy.
Clark, Of Philadelphia, Huntingdon Of
Washington, Bald, Of St. Louis, and
Scamm0n and 8Ledill, Of Chicago. The
wish of the committee seemed " he TO
get the views Of bankers on the subject OF
free banking. These gentlemen; were
unanimous In saying IllaG nothing at Tres
banking could be done under the Funding
bill, but were divided in opinion as 70
what might be done under an extension Of
the present bank law. The committee
did not give any Indication OF It's own
views, but members said they were greatly
pleased with the interview, and would In-
dOubtedly 10 aided in reaching wise con-
illusions by the facts, figures and arglli
ments presented, O Ono or two Of tue bank
men llUd conference this afternoon
WIN slc neCiIJ u T, wv 1,,""t ~ I'M,
InG rullu o' n..,i.a y ,' " 1,,. T. ~ H."
uy sece'Vn sFIcHJn " .,. o The,
NY, ~ I,nsS n e ,So ,,'aSt oT cn,onr"
WI w Ill., TScSPSI IN; =, s"V ~, ~" yl.Uss ";Y;ng
lilse' - NY oC ~, 'n u;ro,I",iHr TLe
mI. elsm'y ~ ,h ;on or,, G ""i viii,
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ny wv Wlnns In' na'S IN T nr.,oT, lS%
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3 MaN NV ..ISn o.;,I III" T." ,IaS v;II;nS IN ~.
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ua% sll..., "n ~ I "a M; TS,ov Srr"J I,ai
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tnc HIc VI oPS sir ~, -. Mo,,1s II ,%a
anu 'ou r, anu naN II Se s.I y tI,n,,a,t tNS
new put ny S3 ~ I'M, I.u sH ~ 5n,,noii Ny
oeCtSILy "ou ny. ~ o m S,Sor S'riSpr
9niesnns On tns !oI"t t ~ nnn nv
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cent NY; oI c''G s..n'l I,;u,,a. Nv ,hSn Il
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1gGg si nn ~ NV "I .I;in ~, i ~ much
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Ing 2eeTSWy snsn T .,aa Wot;onaI 'T I"nts
IVY OHa,n III ~ ,'ro,';o;ons =, tI,e mr.
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Brown ofPrestOu, will rrem%ewithIlS

Brown, OF Preston, will remove withRll
family to Morgantown. .tliaa u
THE Warrington Independent has y n made lgd
Il, aPpesIalss Its q lively paper is Z, as q
voted 70 local Interests, not politics; hpsi 2
we'll prepared local department. and i
kept Up % tIs Igyel Of NE fiBt number
ought q succeed. Dr. p. b. Toust, Of
Warrington, Is editor and ]. R. Grove,
ESQ.,, Of BuckhannOn, paBlisher.J Here Is u
BIRDS EYE VIEW OF MANNNGTON
Huntington Is d beautiful, tlolrishmg
town situated on tile B. so. R. r. at the
junction OF Piles fork WitlI Buffalo Creek.
ItiS nestled ini the bosom ola pleasant
vale, surrounded by an amphitheateT Of
LOFTY hills, which present from their sum.
mits, grand and imposing views q rural
landscape. The town makes considerable
pretentfons to symmetry in the way II Is
laid out, the lots and blocks, mostly form
ing quadraugles, and I'LL the streets run
ming at right angles. In architecture II Is
hard 10 determine what Style prevails,
whether DOriC, Ionic or Gothic, but we
arc inclined to think That each one has,
consulted his own tastG and conycn-'
icnce in erecting his buildings with.
out conforming ID any arbitrary
architectural rules Tho population
will approximate 700, and j. composed
Chiefly Or active, enterprising business men
as cvinced by the numerous manufactures
and It's commercial intercourse with other
places, There Hre within, the corpOr1tc
limits G large dry goods stores, I drug
store, 9 ContGctiOnlriGs, 8 boot aud shoe
manufactures, 3 first class llotGls,1 large
planning mill, stave factories, ] large
foundry, 3 cigar manufactures, tin shop,
1 saddle and harness mandatory, the
largest steam tannCry In the State, 2saw
and grtst mills, 4blaCksmiths, 1 gunsmith,
cabinet maker and undertaken, 4 local.
and 2, itinerant ministers, 3 doctors, 2 law,
ycrs, GnCluding .J0hn.) In proof Of the
correction Of the above, you are referred
TO the advertising columns Of this paper,
as the names of I'LL our business firms, aud
professional men are, Or ,soop will appear
there. t.
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siOOO, 5000. and 500.

=
They will bG IASuCd ~ COHpOR iHORdS, 4aaBdbLf
u RtGr4r, au,l mny ~ held IN that form; or W
Tho IIund may liz re0laterei In thO nam" Of The
owner, with the coupons rvlmainlnG payable To-
henrrr attached The ftiAripn' being then trans
frrahlc only 0n thu hNOkF Of The Company, unless
rr.aasIgncd to bCarprS orr unalotl 49yv' ?'ta 4!
The coupons may be detached and cancelled.
the Isnul made 4 lEsr,iid4eat leFgtiltTed BOND,
transferable only on tho books Of tho Company,
mud tho interest made payable only TO tho ragts'
tered owned or his attorney. q, H.. .as ~.
The thrvc classes viii bO known respectively a.:
Ist. ..CoupOn BONDS payable to Bearer." 81.
I'd. I" Registered Bonds With COupOht At
taehSd." 4.a'lrau,3 wlAtH
III, - Registered Roads With Coupons do.
taehSd,V and should hu 40 designated by o6Ftes'
nondCnts In specifying the class Of lSOpdS desired.
They have thirty years to run from! January
Is, 1870, with interest at six per cent pcr aHnuH
rnm November I, 1850. pHINcIrAi, AND lSTHH'
Esr PAYABLE IN GOLD IN TIIR CRY or NEW:ToiEG.
The interest Is payable in MAT and NoFnMnER,
tina. |. may take tho place Of that Of tho earlier
ssuVs Or FIvc.TwcntICs, and suit the convenience
Of nur friends who already hold Central and
Western IacIae Bonds, with interest payable tn
january aud July. and who may desire, N pek,'
Ing additional investments, 70 have their fpt4Eplt
receivable at different seasons Of the year.
The IMn IS secured by a. mortgage Upon tho
entire lInr NJ Road from Richmond to tho Ohio
River. with the equipment and all other property
And appurcuaucrs connected Herewith. !
A SINE'SG FuND or 100000 rHR ANNuN il
rRoVInEn RON THE nEnENrTION or THE DONDS.
III TAKE EPvECT ONE rEAR AFTER TIM 'CoNPIE.
TION or TME ROAn
Tho mortgage Is for $lS,OOO,OOO, Of which a,
OOO,OOOwIll bU nsCNrd and held In trust for tho
redemption Of outstanding Bonds Ut the HFgiRid
Central Railroad Company, now mUrGeI In. tho
CnRSArEAKE AND 0mIu. ~
Ofthc remaining $I9 900, OOO, asuillclunt amount
will DO sold 10 complete tho VNAd to tho Ohio
river perfect and Improve tic portion now In
operation, and thoroughly equip tho whOiS, for a
larcrand active traffic. p a.
The present priee b % and accrued interest
a Loan No amply secured, 10 carefully guarded,
and 81 certain hereafter 10 command a prominent
place among tho favOrItO securities in Tho mar
ksts both VI this Country and RurOPO, will DO al
once appreciated and quickly absorbed.
Worry respectfully,
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| GARD .'IIT VA 1GTt

~ .,....... .a.
We regret TO have to aunQpnee 10 the patrons
OF our IfOpfFty DiStribNhiONl Mat We cannot pos
Slbly Hct ruady for tho drawing thH SlSt u March,
~ advertised. Justice TO ourselves and patrons
demands that we, postpone the drawing 70 enable
a. 10 iull every ticket We did not gut up tho
scheme for speculation, consequently WO must
sell every ticket, OK Iaks all IuEOld ourselves.
and ~ our aim 10 10 gly9 entire eaA9SctiOn We
WOpld prefer not " hold any tickets ourselves,
The dino lOr The drawing 70 positively and
aRallysR stfor May l1ul, ISp. THERE are now
tickets enough sold 10 Insure drawing a. mat
Send ynur orders EOr tickets TO =. 3, PEARon,
Cashier NIRSieit4 National Bank, with whom all
money TS 'dcpNaItctl until tho drawing takes
place, Tickets % 90 each. Three for s. 10, or
| RlVe GOr - %, sl u .fs
II any who have purchased tickets arc dlssatlH-
aed With tho p0GtpOhcm1sent tney eau RANo thclr
mSFsI.dSw BERKt.RY & BUTTON.
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FISK & HATCH,
Bankers.

P.s..-wS have IAmel pamphlets eont9lalnl
full particulars, statistical details, maps, etc
which will he furnished upon application. go
rB- We buy and sOll Government IIOals, am
receive the accounts Of Ranks, Bankers, CoEfpt
OtIons, and othOra. EnbjecttO check at sight, an,
allow interest on daily balances. feSsa
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UOsUOo CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

4. .., NORFOLK, Va, Sept, Z, 1850.
DR. ]. J.. LAWRENCE Dear Sir: Ny Son haS n.
etiTe1 d much 6tNelt from your IgONde9lI RGGkD0
that ! cannot FUtriln from expressing my graft.
tIide I had tried almost everything without
bGpeaL ! believe, in oil sincerity, that your
SoTn ,VbIch hS Ia sn1IfIFeS mi - f'T n L rSu
learn, has nrVur failed. II you only knew the
immense amount Of suffering that he haa undUr.
gone, then you could eEJloSiDd hG pGIaS Of SIeh
REMEDY az EOSkO0-TIIAT SURELY CURGS. The
great amount Of good itis now doing among as
To inOStlmAble. With much gratitude,
i'H l am, respectfully yours, &C.,
l,i.rvY bin MIS-. NJ B, 4, NELSON. n
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r., c@,m,rtlts aai ono Raarodd, connecting
un Atlantic Cuast aud tllS magnificent haFbOFS
or tD, chesapeake Lay with the Ohio River Of o
,,n, If rHallD navigation, and thus, With tho
entire IGailrnad system aud water Transport Hhon
uftln .rrai West and Southwest, forms the aouI'
ujonaI East and 'NYEGt Trunk Line 40 imPfra'
lively demanded for tho accommodation Of tho
immense antl rapIdly.grOwing transportation 30
tween tho Atlantic SeAhoaFd and Europe on tue
snc hand, aud tho great producing regions 81 'AN
ohio and Mississippi Valleys on tho other. ~ II
The Importance Vt this Road n q new outlet
rrum tho West to the SOa magniaes i INTO one
VI national consequence, md insures TO 1t an OK
Iun.Ivc through traffic from the day OF Its CON-
Motion; while, In the development Of tho extern
Slyc agricultural ant mineral RESOURCES VI Wiz
riuia and West Virginia, II pOssSss0a; along It's
avn line, tho elements Of laFgCand profitable
local business. ,-r f.tgs
Thus the grUat interests. both general and
lucul, which ulUnnnl thu completion Of the CHEs'
ArrAKE ASD Ono RAILRoAp to the Ohio River,
Afford the Slrr4t guarantee OF IT, ,Bu0cesS and
value, and render IL the most Important aad
aubstantIaI railroad enterprise now In progress
In this COuatry. t-tFm
Its superiority as an East and West route, and
lh1 PROMISE " MI immense and profitable trade
uwnlilu. itS completion, have drawn TO II tho at
Isutiuu aud corporation Of prominent Capitalists
and Railroad men Of this CITY 81 SOhTd Judgment
aud known integrity, whOSs connection with 1t,
together With thEt o: cTsGcut cltsEcns and buSI.
nv.s men Of Virginia and wVSt Virginia, iaSureS
energetic, honorable, and successful maAf
gSMunt. .lg .urfs n5pH g. .rrv'a .
Tha Road il completed and In operation tFom
Richmond to tho celebrated WhitO Sulphur
Springs Of West Virginia, ~ miles, and there
remain hut 9O0 miles NOV partially CORsLEuetetD
10 he completed, to carry Il TO the proposed ter
mInns on the Ohio River at, or near, the mouth
Of the Rig Sandy River, 16Imlles above QtpdnI
uatI. aud $40 milcs below Pittsburgh. srU
Lines nrr now projected or in progress through
Ohio and Kentucky 10, this point, which will con
urct tho Chesapeake aud Ohio With tho OnttEe
railroad systems Of the West aud SOathWest'
nd with the PnriGlt Isallr6ad, ' 'o =, MIX,
ia valuable itanchlscs and superior advantages
will place the CHESAPEAKE AND Ono IsAtHeAp
COMPANY among tho richest and most powerful
and trustworthy corporations hrthc country: aAd
there exists present value, In completed Road
and work done, equal 10 tho eatIro aHoHnt Of
tho mortgage.
Thu details Of tho Loan have been arranged
with special references 10 tue wants Of all classes
or nvcstOrS, and combine tho various features OF
convenience, Saiety, and protection against loss
rrnud: 81 ION MN ldN J v 4
The Bonds arc In denominations Of
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RIYnHRN01 q, RnItHt8SI0Nl ~

H1AAAlANS1 - SA4A-S~otSNt
lion. WIN. 4. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
y X. l.. BafkFhlrO, / Judges supreme Court o.
Is James II. Brown, Appeals 81 WSst ":
80 J.tJg jackson; Jf.; JudgS Of y. u 'DtStdet
Court, W. NR.i0g ~
" D. D. +. FarnSworth. President q Senate,
West Va.
" A. WeruInEer, member Senate.
" Jacob HornhF06k, Prest WOsttI D. In. Oo
Jacob II. Biehal, Vles Preat, ~. :" III ~"
Caleb BOggGBa, Attorney, Clafmburg, W..VAah
Samuel MOODS. gnu,'s philllppl, ms nu'l
n, White, Sheriff Mercer c0untyIoW u n uL
II. @. Davis, ScnAte, Mineral county, .7'1.:,;li
]. N Camden, Aidsnt q RiEst National y lanke'
aud ss isss Iab n Il tbs Hons.
RatRG 81 MtAf Virginia; II %, ~ IN ~ -Hu,
hon, R. d, Smith; KAn4vha county. m # a..s
=" q. O. burgess, Wayne -Hl iai ,H.I
James Guthrie, " etzcl - .,.,r, .H NJ =.
!" EAIhAn Coz, Harrison stiip, r l.rrp
Joseph Teter, Harbour :tiut. ID ma
"a r. h.HHI, Marion eat.r.t".,f M -tHl
James HeITey, Brooke I''s.'YffIi .|l
Martin 1hdYS Grant iglI m
I" Il. Davidson Taylor JyLg"f
" Henry Hrann0n, LewlS. NtVTlfi 8
Floyd Nicely, D0ddrldge "l..ag. III IN
~. ]. T. BOwycr. Putnam NHIG1L &C. S.
]. y. wilkinson, LtnbOlR
.tI a1,LS lNflCy"I IEiTtiE d 'FtS,
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FOWK F1UkINW IITADIslBHNINIl - - -
3li'.a slFULToN, OMAR wHERLlNGO

II succeeding TO the business Of the ate arm OF
List M0rriaon q Co.. We ,deairS' to thank the
trade for the liberal patronage GTt0ndede 70 th6
house with which The senior partner haE been
connected for QVcr, twenty-five IrarlnISoi1, LIT
trade Of tllB section, aud our ample Iaelltiea lot
The tfannaGtI0u6i the!W h0lesal6I Grocery lBuIis
ness, lead u TO belIgye that We can Oier ildgcs-
meuts not surpassed elGeHheFo,
In connection with our regular huSineeA %
Heretofore, Wo have leased ia AE1t,elaSs Pork
Packing Establishment and have secured the
services Of Mr.. John Bayhl, an experienced and
SkIllEnll Packer, by which arrangement We arc
enabled TO sell BaeOni Meas Pork and Lard, at the
very lowest ratea for stock Of superior quality
We intend 10 offer special INDUCEMENTS 10 Cash
and PrOmpt.ply buyers. We request an aKaini.
nation Of our stock and price list. j l1yt
Ianl HENRY K. LIST b co.
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lOi' fRuEtiSoR i s. NRWToN, III. D, ~ h-
Professor and President OF tho Faculty, late
"PT0icss0r Theory and Practices" Of
7ni n AiM6dicinU, Cincinnati, Ec! ". -'nli.'
oQpe Of tho ,tAO1 R1intyt medical men tOr this
Gge-W6ll known AZ tho author Of the following
STANDARD medical works NNwfoE'S H'pRA6
TIcB or MHpTclNE. .DIsHAsEl or CulIpREN,
"MSTEoSt sTAES sr S 81, u De eS ssS
s;Ainung the moro recent. Efforts to Introduce
populsTly, ,FOHa Of tho now rnmgdies, wU notice
new preparation c6mPOunded by J. ]. Law:
RANCE, NJ. D., Of NoRF0LK, 'VA., which II fur
slrad quantity. We recently er1ntHed his LtIbOr-
atOfE, and became Jv RGlt.fStt that al Ibis work
10 done IN the hest MANNER, by the HI0At hPpT6FSf
pFOetSbtG and from m Bal HGtsriGtst gtgiH1 a. a
TtSHit q medicine MEETING tho CONFIDENCE Of tho
PHYSICIANS and The ruBEo!" ~ Il n E'5H'
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T1uE CuILDRENS ,lIOME.ITHE
Il 'rrF5r&oTSa IN and OthGtS Interested In theu
SbllsSmeit Of Gny tnStitatiUn 10 provide 20 des'
tIttt0 aud fFicndlodS children, arc teqneStel 70
inSOtSt ne OGlice Of Thomas llOrnbrOnE, Ken.
HoFnbFo0k'S Hall, TaSSday, eth Inst, at thFGe
0'eloe6R1i. kiHGgl Einn,,, i, ,,1 1,,;
aFNTTUu 'H|fEAI
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49, i, ,PoRrSMoUTH. Va, OctobOr %, 1850,
This ID 10 certify that know Dr., Lawrence
well. He h o gentleman Of cultivation, and WOr.
thy Of tho fullest confidence, | havO used his
K0akoO with advantage 10 myself and have ad6pt-
u ts uGs.ln my family In cases Of nervous dObil7
ity and depression. :. ,,,,,..D,,,
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Resd tho following from Mr.. womble, prom.
InOnt Hardware MGfchantuf this city:
10 No. 10 MARERT SQUAHE, NOR10LK, VAIL
p,t.aufsl4a., sol. October IL, 1862 .
On. LiVREHeE-Dear Sir: To tho large mum.
bef o. eatlm0ulllS which you otICr Of tho great
efficacy Of your KoakOO, take pleasure In adding
my own. suffered greatly with Nervous Debil.
ity Headache, Loss Of Appetite, SC. Two hot
ties Of KOskOO restored me to health.
Yours truly, - ~ ]. @. WCMBLE.
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Member Of tho ROYAL College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, lraduatp o. ono Of tile most eminent Col
leSes Ia tho United States, and tho greater lHtt
OfiWhOsV lie has been spent IN tho hospitals ~
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, Lad
Objected some Of the mot Astonishing eurcs That
WeregVef known. Many troubled with FlnginStn
the head and can when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed At sudden sounds, baShftlli
ness, .Wtth frequent blushing, attended some.
timrs with enlargement Of mind, wUrO cured I'm
nCdiRtGIFFf.fsH Gf1.. q. al