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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-26

@ ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PER
SONS indebted to Mrs. ELIZABETH L. P0R
CHER, deceased, late OF st. Johns Berkeley, will
make payment to the subscriber, In Charles.
ton, and all persons having claims AGAINST said
deceased will render their accounts, properly at.
tested, to PETER G. GAILLARD,
aprl4-fmw6 Qualified Executor.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

that three weeks after date, application will be
made for renewal Certificate Of one Share Of Plant
ers' and Mechanics Bank, No. 14,s7e, dsted Au-
gust 8, 1855. apr2e-2
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NOTICE.-T Il EQUITABLE Life
IN ASSURANCE SOCIETY,"" OF New York, have
removed from No. l4l MeetinG street 10 their
new oIlce, No. 20 BROAD STREET.
WIN. 3. SHAW,
febl3 GGneral Agent.
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ITO RENT, IN AIKEN, SOUTH CAR"LI
MA. a House OF six rooms. fully furnished,
KiIched attach, d, and q fine Cow Included. For
terms apply to Dr.. THoS. MEANS, Aiken. South
Carolina. apr26-2
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for Gale.

A GOOD SECONDHAND TYLER OFT
II TON COMPRESS, nearly complete, for sale
BY The Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Compa-
nv, at $500, ue 4rly as good rs new. Apply TO s.
L. FREMoNr, Engineer and superintendent.
apr24-mwf1mo !
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Go Rent.

TWO OR MORE FURNISHED ROOMS
i To RENT, with or Without board. Amply at
No. % Pitt street. aprB-lr
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T OST. A YOUNG BLACK NEWFOUND-
IL LAND DOG, With O Russ leather Strap
around his neck. A reward VI lve dollars Is Of
fered for the return OF the Dog 70 Mr.. u. W. PAR
KER, Milla House. apr224
T OST ON THE 18TH. A BUCKSKll
IL POUCH, with Thirty DOLLARS aud some
cents, between Tfadd aud King STREETS. VIA
FrienI, Archdale and Braifain. Finder Will be
rewarded on delivery at No. ia Tradd, our!er
Logan streets, apr20
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Epsl lt1u Jon;ip

T OST LOST, ON FRIDAY EVENING,
the Dist instant. either IL the Catholic Fair
or On Meeting street, between the Hlbernian Hall
and the Battery, a Gold Wire Necklace. waning
a clasp. anu with 8 Corilelian Gross att lched. A
liberal reward Will be paid for lts recovery, on ap-
pllcaIion to AGGEr i CO., North Atlantic
Wharf. apt2tS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30
Value of Replanted Corn,

The practice of replanting corn is
common enough, being usual on every
farm and plantation where the stand
is not perfect in the first instance.
According to the suggestion of an in
telligcnt planter, the rcplanted corn
is Of essential valne in the crop, more
thar is apparent, and he himself
makes it a rule to replant, whether
the first stand is good or not. If the
first stand is perfect. as rarely occurs.
he still rePlantS in about every ff-
tcenth row, either cutting out the
plant already growing, 0. putting in
an extra hill, if the space will admit.
The purpose of the replanted, or late
stalks, is 10 furnish pollen, in case
dry spell should wilt the tassels of the
first planting before the grains are
filled. One stalk in two hundred will
she'd pollen in abundance.
If the weather turns very dry in the
filing time, both the silks and tassels
wilt. When rain falls, if it comes in
time. the silks recover and become
fresh again, but the taSsel once dry
does not revive. The replanted corn
being younger, will when the tassel
blooms furnish pollen for all the older
stalks around. Deficient or untitled
ears are caused by want of pollen on
the silk.
Such is the suggestion of an obscr-
want planter, and we submit it for
the benefit of our readers. Planters
JOHrAd
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30
Farmer s. Gardens.

Few are aware how much good
and we'll cultivated garden saves to a
family in the course ola year. There
are certain things which NAV be re-
sarded as indispensable, whether re-
garded in point ofhealth or economy.
Many of our garden vegetables are
great Injuries. They can be had
cheaply and fresh only in the farmer )
own garden. Dadishcs. rhnbarb. eel
cry, asparagus, Strawberries and the
smaller fruits generally, ought to be
cultivated on much greater extent
than they are, and consumed more
extensively IN every farmers family.
Green peas, too, are easily cultiva-
ted, and to most persons they are very
bealthful and nutritious and so are
summer SquasheS, cucumbers, melons.
aud vast number of other plants
that might be named. The more
general use of these vegetables would
reduce the amount OF the butcher
bill a~d also that of the doctor.
Now IS the time to prepare for a
supply of these important articles.
and the means of information. in re-
gard to all these crops are SO easily
within reach of all. tlat there should
be no hesitation in attempting their
culture, even on the part of those who
have never raised item.
lfany farmer has neglected his as
paragus. or his rhubarb plants. let
him begin now. Ifany one has neg
lectcd to set out a strawberry bed. let
him neglect it 10 longer. If any one
has failed to have supply of currants.
or to give them the praper care and
treatment, let him begin to set out
and care for a few plants, and he will
soon find his family well supplied If
farm work presses. never mind. The
garden will pay better than the farm
aud ought to have the first care. -
Massachusetts PioHyhmdi,.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30
FielS ans GarGett.
Aiding the Corn Crop.


The great point ia Corn eultnrs is.
to work the soil after the corn is
planted We will begin IN the start
and say it is difficult to work il too
much. Every working cnriches tn"
land, gives shock to the weeds. and
thus aids on the corn. Weeds risin.
up certainly hurt the crop, even ifthe
weeds are but small. and here is
point that all should consider: rhot
The cort loses ~ us eGrIg qrVvH IS
lost t0recer: TIE stafd r. rs grtH Il tD
the eHd Attend then to the corn Ill
the stand is well established. By
this time it will be too large to work
in. and the weeds will have been quiz
ctcd. 1t will then take care of itself.
But see that the start is good one:
ground kept mellow. and worked till
up to the corn. This keeping a fresh
surface for the air to act upom-this
is what is wanted. and there are So
many implements TO do this the man
is ineXcusab'e who neglects it. We
must help our corn along, and, as We
have said, every neglect will be he
yOnd remedy. DO not say the hot
weather will bring it up. 1t will
bring it up To certain extent. but
not to a full CT p. Whccv heard
of a premium crop being r. i cd by
early neglect? At best there is but
a fair crop; never the large yields we
read of. To secure this it requires
the whole Of the benefit. Push the
early part of the season, and whcn the
heats of summer arrive they will find
large corn to be readily pushed on to
the highest point. What will prevent
large yield in such a case? 4 CON
slant use Of the implements is sure to
aid largely, while without it what do
We get: Weeds and stunted corn.
yielding little. One or two workings
will help. but they will not be saffi-
cicnt. 1t wants a constant attention.
occupying all the soil, so that tie
ground about the plants and in immc-
diate contact with them is fresh and
moist. Ifthis does not pay, corn cul-
ture must, from necessity. be Il failure.
Notwithstanding the richness of the
ground, which may grow weeds. ant
it always grows them more success
fully if letalone. overcoming the corn
The success of our corn crop there
fore is depending upon what we do t.
it the first few weeks or more after i
makes its appearance. -Country Gen
Heo,fu
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30
Sosh Billings on Strawberries.

The strawberry IL one NV natur' 5
sweet pets. She makes them worth
fifty cents. the ftist she makes, and
never allows them tew be sold at a
mean price.
The cutler NV the straw berry IL like
the setting of the sun, under thin
cloud. with delicate dash NV the
raia DO in it; its fragrance IL like the
breath NV a baby when it fuSt begins
to eat wintergreen lOzzingers; its fla
vor IL like the nectar which an old
fashioned GOODIES used to leave in the
bottom NV the tumbler, when Jupiter
stood treat on mount ida.
There IL many breeds NV this de-
lightful vegetable, but not a mean
one in the huh lot. IN
think have stole them, laying
around looS, without any pedigree. in
somebody's tall grass, when i was a
lazy schoolboy. that eat drcdful easy.
without any white sugar on them, aud
even bug occasionally mixed with
them in the hurry ov the moment.
Gherrys liz good, but they are tew
much Ike sucking a marble with a
handle tew it. Peaches il good. if
you don't get emmy ov the pin feath-
ers iutew yure lips. Watermellons
will suite anybody who IL satisfied
with halfsweetpned drink; but the
man who can eat strawberries, be-
sprinkled with crushed sugar and be-
spattered with kream lat somebody
elSe's expense). and not Law his hand
ON his stummak, and thank the Au-
thor Ov strawberries and stummaks,
and the phellow who pays for the
strawberries, IL man with a worn
out conscience-a man whose mouth
tastes like a hole in the ground, and
don't care what goes down.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30
ALLEGHAHY SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA.
THE GREAT DYSPEPTC WATER Or TIL
STAFF.
The above Watering Place will be OPEN
for the Reception Of Visitors from the
lSt o! June to the lst of October.

SINCE the last season n LARGE NUMBER OF
- COTTAGES and a SPACIOUS and ELEGANT
BALL ROOM have been added. - -
Visitors will BE met at ue-ALLEGHfSI DEPoT,
(which has recently Teen erected and haI.lsomr
y furnished by ansagesit of the PforriefaiS, 10
convey them over a1FISE GRADED ROAD, ~ F9yE-
HORSE COACHES, to the SpIins<-3 H. miles, -
Visitors fruIn1lie South are advised 10 purchase
Round Trip Tickets, which eau he had at e prn-
cipal Cities at reduced Rates, and To check their
Baggage through to LyuchhiTrg, Na-.. Exchanging
with the Conductors on the Virginia Road fer
Checks to Allegheny Depot, thus saving the ncees-
sity al looking after Baggage at Bristol
Professor KESNICK'S SPLENDID BAND, has
been engaged for the Season.
81 LTVERT STiBLES,- BOWLING SALOONS,
BILLIIRD TABLES, EXPRESS AND
ia. TELEGRAPH OFFICER are all attach
.eft To tie Establishment
The Resident Partner will spare no pains to
maj the plaee-cSA PORTABLE To TIE ISvALIp, and
PLEASANT TO ALI $50 e-- ~ ..-.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30
A SuuDly OF Coed BLOOD.

The Sea-weed Tonic IN conjunction with the Pills,
permcstes and Issimilatrs with the food. Chylif-
cation is progressing without its previous tor
Digestion becomes painless, and the cure i
seen to be at hand. There is uo more fatulence,
rexerecrbation 81 the stomach An appetite
sets in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet
given by an indulgeHt Father to suffering man.
Sehenek's Pulmon'c syrup comes ia to- reform its
functions and to hasten aud complete the u
enters at once upon it, work Nature cannot be
cheated. II collects and Tipens the impaired and
diseased portion of the lungs. Ia the form 81
gathrins> il prepares them for rXPectoration, and
10 in very short time the malady IL vanq he'd,
the rotten throne it occupied l. renovated and made
new aud the patiest, in all the manhood woman
l.l..ul Il-.f.E
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Will be sent to all purchasers FREE
give detailed account of our proceed
ings from time to time. Newspapers
wishing To advertise for Is will please
send us their lowest rates. 1l
Denton, Caroline 10. Nd, LIST FcJru
arg, ISL. Feb. lily.
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DIR, Joseph SCEEENCK'S SEM
PEE TREATMENT h-

and avaIed themselves Of his lieTfui eRicaelohS
medicines they would not have fallen
Ir Srhenck has in hi- own case prove" VI"
wherever IA aicieut vitality remains. that vltaily
by his medicines and his directions ioi 'H'r ~
= duickeI,rd Into healthfnl viEor. .-.
la this statement Their" is nothing presumptu"us
TO the faith of the invalid i made no representa-
ton that j. not a Thousand tim ; substantial q pE
Iiviu, and visible wRrks The theory Of the cure
nv Dr .;chenck's medicines i simple as II Is uil-
failing it, philosophy requirrs no argument IL
l. sci f-aS> uring, seli-cDnviHcinG.
. Tl,s >ca-wasd Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the
first two weapous with which the citadel 81 the
maIadv is ssaied. Two-thirds of the cases OF con-
sumption originate in dyspepsia and afunetionally
disordered liveI. With this condition. the bT"h
chiaI tubes '-svmpathize'' with the stomac Ne
respond t. the mOrbidc action of the -lv=r Herr
then cones the eliminating result. and the setting
i. with all its distressing symptoms OF
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30
Caroline County, Md,

Caroline County, Md,
of 1O3 acres. on the Choptank river,
having Il steam boat wharf Oh it, with
a good scope of country to support i; :;
with lime kiln, good buildings, Il
large variety of fruit, convenient to
churches and schools, only six miles
from EaStOn, the largest business town
on the Delaware Peninsula.
cto ono ..
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Price 81 per Box, Or 6 Boxes for IS.
TANNING

TRR. Jos. r. ASBEEsoS having purchased the
IVA Interest Of 5 ". stoveT in the Tanning Blu
siness heretofore conducted under the style OF
slower 4 B.vHnit, we will continue the business
utsdeE the stylerof ANDERSOy 4 DEHAULT nj
the yard IN the Town Of GoOdsof where We
viii gay the highest market price Tor Hides and
Bark, in Leather, Goods or Cash.
April 1T ANDERSON DEFAULT.
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! TEaHS REDUCED /:
TOWN LOT FOR SALE IN
TcpDCON n

offer for sale an acre LOT situato3 in tron'
Of the NJ. T.. Church, on the Va. side OF Bris
t0l, and near the lo5afionsof the Va x Ny
Railroad bounded on the east by the fhomp
son property, ON the south. by Beaver Greek
and on the West blythe Wrenchcr property.
The lot is beautifully and conveniently Local
ted, and bar-oin can he had by aplieation
to the subscriber
EDwARD G. F. lIUGHEs.
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TOTAL IALUE
Of the $4,000 GIFTS. $4,000.

The drawing will take place. as soon
IA engravin@S enough are sold to dis
tribute the tickets, before as many tick
ct holders as choose to he present, and
to be under their control.
We refer to
Thomas ii. Kemp, Clerk of Caro-
line Co. Court.
George II. Rossum, Att. at Law,
Denton, Md.
r. X, Richardson, Sheriff of the
William Fell, ESD, of Denton, Md
Maucha * Bro, Real Estate B'krs,
Ridgley. Md.
(The above gentlemen will act ~
Supervisory Committec.)
Refer also To Charles GOOding, Esq,
Speaker of the Delaware Senate. all
the Leading Men, the Banks, the Edi-
tor of this Paper, and the Press of the
Peninsula generally. S. f.T
We want active men and women.
everywhere. to work for us, with
whom we will make liberal arrange
montS, namely, after their ordering
their sample engraving, we will give
them one engraving and one ticket
FREE, for every four names they send
us with IS 90. r-e -~NT uafr~F4e
To order an Engraving, send us So
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Send all your orders for. engravings,
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30

The work Of cure is now begihning. The vita
ted and mucu> deposits ia tine bowels and in the
alimentary canal are elected. The liver lihe a
clock is wound up. 1t arouSes from its torPidity
The stomach actS rcsponsively. and the patient be-
gitis to feel that he l. getting at last
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30
THE CHILD CHRIST.

\ child with human body and dress.
angelic face and divine eyes, is repre-
scented so well that words cannot tell
half its worth. We do not think that
any engraving has yet reached the eN-
ccllence of this, in touching the heart
and lifting it away to a higher world.
The eye never tires to look. The more
it is seen, the greater the desire to look
again ard again.
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TILE GREAT FRENCH
REMEDY.
DELAMARRE,s SPECIFIC PILLS

PREPARED by GAHANc1EKE 4 DrPoXr, No. PA Rue
Lombard, Paris and highly recommended by
the entire Medical Faculty Of France.
Are the very best Remedy In all cisss- Of Sperua-
tcrrhaa. seminal weakness; Mighty Daily or
PREMATrnE EHii<sis1ls: SeXual Weakness al = IN
P"TExrY Frrkuess ariSr@ from Seerets Half.s
and Sexual EXcesses RELAXATION Of the Genital
organs Weak <piDc, Lime or a. Rrirk dust -
deposits ia tile Urine milky Discharges . &e,
aud all the hastily train Of symptoms arising from
Overu-e or ExeeSses.
THY cSJsFswheB All otheF remedies fail 1917
Full directions in each box,
PrieesI per Box, or 6 Boxes for IS.
Sold by the principal Druggists. will be sent by
mail. seenIeIy sealed from al observation, by en-
closing price tothe Sole General agent for Aneri-
ca. JOB MOSES IS CoR9AxDF ST. NEw YoRk
Pamphlets of Advice sent free.to any and address.
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Gen. stoneWall Jackson.

The best, larges and handSomest ever
published, 10 X "A in, worth - 90,
which we will sell on the same terms,
for - 90. Its is truly Il gem of art.
A FORTUNE FOR YOUi
With each engraving, till we have
sold 900 copies, we will give FREE,
one share or ticket, emitting each
shareholder to one of the following
gifts.
Read on and remember, that every
ticket holder will positively get one of
the following, which will be distribut-
ed by drawing
At DENTON, Maryland. obi
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30
F0NSEHPTEON.

The Mandrake Pills are composed Of one Of Ma
tur5's noblest gifts-the Podophiliium PeltStEm.-
They possess all the blood-seaIehIng, Alternative
properties OF caloIneI, but mike ;aiOmel, they
"IEaVE NO STING BEEEHND.o
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30

Cure FOR FOUNDER A cores
pondent writes: Take some old wool
en- blankets or rags-if wooden rags
are not handy take Straw-and wrap
the legs tight, up as high as you can
conveniently. then take hot water.
hot enough TO scald the hair off on
well horse, pouring it around the
horses legs until they are well soak
ed then in one hour serve the same
way, except not quite so hot. and in
two hours he will be as well as ever.
II is | K Ox 20 be sure cure, and
there is no danger of iniuring the an
imal as would be the case with tur-
pentine. The horse is paralyzcd;
the limbs are cold, and the hot water
will start the blood circulating. and
start the pcrspiratiOn. | have taken
boiling water and applied it, and new
err injured a hair.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30
GIVEN W1rH E.cII FNqRAviNo.. /,
LURLEY:
THE DIsINHERITED !

A young man through the willy in
fluencc of some of his household, is
deprived of share i'm his fathers
house. Having but sorrow as his lot, .
he departs, and from neighboring
hill he takes his last look and farewell
to the scenes of his younger and better
DAYS. The heart fills with deep SORROW
in examining this subject so well
drawn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30
CONSUMPTION.

inflammation nf the Lungs an Liver, Kidney snd
Bladder diseases, organic Weakness, Female $fiiic-
lions, General debility, and AL complaints Of the
Urinary Organs in Male ard Female, prod ucing
Dy-peP~ia Costivehess Gravel. DroPsy and ScIof-
MA, which most generally terminate In Cousnmp-
tive Decline. II puTiGes and enTicles the Bleed
the hillary, 81 tndulaT and Secrrfive system: Tor
reefs aud stTeugthens the Nervous and Muscular
forces il acts like a charm weak, nervous, and
dehiitated femalss, both young and old None
should b. Without. Sold every where.
LABoRAToRY-l42 Franklin 81, BaItim1re Nd
For Sale by J. BUSTINu, Bristol, Tenn.
Sep. ely. -a Hr
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The LaPlBRRE HOTEL,
DENTON. Md,

DENIUN, Md, wv
containing twenty-six rooms, furnish
ed throughout, with all modern con-
veniencrs, plenty of out-buildings,
staLling for thirty horses; including
all outfit, stock, &C., worth, cash,
S25,000.
THE PICTIPE HILL FARM
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30

Fec PLANTS need all the encour.
agement that frequent hoeing and
liquid manure can give them; destroy
the tomato worm, which Is often
found feeding upon them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30
ID RISTOL FOUN DRY
CHINE SHOP.
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFA CTURE.

We are now prepared to fur ish
ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS IN OUR LTyE.i
And de- FINISHING with promptness and in the
best manner
NE NAVE SpARED NO PINS
IN FITTING UP OER WORKS
we trust our enterprise will be appreciated,
and that will be
LIRER1LLY P-iTRONIZED BY
THE CITIZENS OF BRISTOL
And surrounding country.
Produce taken in exchange for Castings.
sept IL If DIXON. SMITH & Go.
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Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored.

TOW I(SSUOIeQs
zEJsEz JUST Published, New Edi-
kESf$ga tion of DR.. CuiyeTWelTs Ceic-
xHa.E-I brated Essay on the RADICAL
CURE (without medicine of SPERMAToR-
RHGA, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal LOSER, lMPoTENCY Mental and
Physical Incapacity, lmrcdimentS to Mar
riage, etc also CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY,
and FITS, induced by selfindulgcnce or sex
ual extravaganza.
ESy" Price iua sealed envelope, only 6 cts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from Il thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of Scli-abuSe may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application of the knife :;
pointing out a mode Of cure at once simple,
certain, and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
ly, and RADICALLY.
gksg- This Lecture should lie in the hands
of every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, POSTPAID on the receipt of six cents,
or two postage stamps.
Also, DR., Culverwcll's " Marriage Guide, :"
pric, % cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. &. KLINE & co,
127 Bowery, New York,
Post Office Box $50
SIP. lG-ly-ehd dee. lG-chd NH. 1O.-chd Je ,.
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C1O0n r e w A r d.

SlUUU For NY cas-. of slin1 - nl. 1S Itching
ur Ulcer ted Piles that DE Biug-S Pile Rem
EDDY fails to II i prepared expressIs cure
the Piles and nothing else, and has cured of
over 20 years Standing. sold by all Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
De BI 'G's Via Fusa is thu pure jaices Of Banks,
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THE COLD SPRING FARM.

of 80 acres; one mile from Denton,
ore mile from steamboat landing, five
miles from the Md. & Del. r. r.; one
thousand peach trees, fifty apple trees,
choice varieties of Strawberries, cher
rics. plum1. apricots, crab apples, dwarf
pears, splendid new buildings, worth
$1,000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30

1860 GIFTS consisting of Wash
ing Machines, Wringcrs, Standard
Books and Works of Aart; none of
them can he purchased at retail, for
for less than 81, while some are worth
SO and more. --
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30

VII n is card player shabby in
dividuaf?-When he's shuffier.
What came should ladies refuse to
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30

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