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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-30

wCoNSIGNEES' NOTICE. -CoNsIG.-
NEEs BY British Bark vINco, are hereby noti..
fed that she has been entered under the Five Day
Act. All goods not permitted at the expiration OF
that period, win be sent to Customhouse Stores.
jan4 RAVENEL & 90.
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SEA MOSS FARINE from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddngs, Custards, Creams, &C.,
&c. The cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious
food In the world. jan30-mwl3Dkc
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5periaI Notlres.

~NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against crediting any of the
crew OF the British Bsrk yINuo. No debts con.
tracted by them will be paid by captain or con-
slgnee. RAvENEL Il co.
jan30-2
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ESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA;
COLLETON COUNTY court Of Common Pleas.
EDWARD o'QUlN vi. L. B. B0ATWRIGHT-At-
tachment.-To L. B. BOATwRIGHT, Defendant In
this Action You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this action,
whichis filed In the Office Of i. @. SCHAFPER,
Esq, Clerk Of the Court OF the County and State
above named, and to serve: . copy OF your
answer on the subscribers, at their ofice in Wal
terboro', within forty days from the date hereof;
and you fall, Judgment will be taken against
you. HENDERSON BEaRE,
iap16-m6 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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@ NOTICE.-THREE MONTHS: sAF-
TER date, application viii be made to the South.
western Railroad Bsnk for renewal Of CERTIFIi
GATE No. 1851, dated January II, 1885, for one
Share In Stock Of South Carolina Railroad and
Southwestern Railroad Bank, standing in name
OF ELIZA HUME, original having been lost. ~
KEATfNG s. SIMoNs,
Administrator Estate Eliza Hume.
oct27-1amo9
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General Foreign News.

FLORENCE, January rs.
The Italian Senate has adopted resolution
for the removal OF the capital TO Rome on the
Both OF June. The Senate, by resolution, eX-
pressed satisfaction with the engagements
made by the ministry concerning guarantees
of independence OF The Pope and liberty Of
the church. The difficulty at Tunis between
the Italian Consul and the government of that
country is amicably settled.
The ex-prefect of the Seine, Baron Won
Haussman, Is at Rome, in consultation with
the Italian Government regarding the build
ing and reconstruction OF the city In conforlni-
ty with the requirements Of the future capital
Of Italy.
LONDON, January 2s.
A circular from the Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs to diplomatic agents Of Spain, compli-
ments the devotion and efforts OF Serrano and
Prim, and says the foreign policy of Spain Is
expressed in the words, I've desire to live at
peace with all nations"
The Post to-day announces that the marriage
OF Princess Louise with the Marquis Lorne is
fixed for the 2lst of Ma. ch.
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@ NOTICE.-ALL BILLS AGAINST
Steamer ST. HELENA must be presented by the;
1st February, at Olice, Market Wharf, .....,.r
jan2s-4 JNO. q, MURRAY. Agent.
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@ WIN. MCKAY, AT No. 40 MEET
ING STREET, viii make advances on any and
everything sent to hlm on consignment.
ian4
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jan27-8

w TO THE CITIZENS OF. CHARLES.
ToN.-The YOUNG AMERICA STEAM FIRE CON-
PANY would respectfully represent that their pre-.
sent financial condition compels them 70 make
an appeal to your well-known lIberality and pub. :
lie spirit
After five years, uninterrupted service our appa-
ratus worn and injured by the faithful duty per-
formed has been sent to the builders for repairs.
The pay from The city, having been greatly re-
duced, Is inadequate to meet our current expenses
and ray the debt Incurred by the company for the
necessary repairs now being made.
The following gentlemen have beea appointed !,
to call on the citizens for donations:
A. W. LEVIN, Vice President,
P. FINN, ]. McDoUGALs
GEO. RELYEA, J. RoSis,
J. c. MAHER, JAS. QUINN,
M. CAREY, NJ. KING.
BY order OF the Company.
R. s. BRUINS, President.
J. s. wEsTENDoRFF, Secretary.
Ichesrfully recommend the appeal Of the above
Company. M. H. NATHAN,
jan25 Chief Fire Department.
90 - 1-EI. =
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John Nolan, A. d. Robinson, ]. II. Lewis, n
Relley, Mrs. Reilly and child, Miss L. Stiles. W
Marshall, NJ. O'BrIan, S. Winsow, A. l.. B!oWn
W. r. Williams, ]. Z. Loud. Chas. Buifum NJ
RYAN, Mrs. A. l.. Brown and TWO children.
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It Is officially announced that General
Cnchard has been appointed to the command
of the first army in place OF Bourbaki, who Is
no longer able to perform active service. The
latter seems TO have, in moment OF mental
alteration, attempted unsuccessfully to COM
nit suicide with pistol.
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DIR. RADWAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,

perfcctl! tas'e!ess. elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate purify, c!esLee. and
s:reEgthen. E21wsy's Pills, CT The cure OF al
risoI ders Of he 40 Zach. Liver Boxes, Kid
neys. Bladder. >eryons t}Ise.sts, Headache
,."nstlt'at.UIi sustive ess Indigestion. Dy s2ep-
sia. b. -;iIcsL ess BIZ lcus FoVaI. ]. fam q ktion
Of he 9ovt 5, lies, sid su DeIatgenen OF
the I:tei al VircrFA " >Trarted to effect
positive cure. PAreI, V-getst lie. containing NO
mercury, Elin'I ais, or del Gus drugs.
e. Observe th folio win ~ym 'orns resulting
from Disorders of he d.. cetive t>r :ens:
Jcn stipati' n. inward Pills F:li c;se OF the
Blood III the Head Aci6it, Il th' 1tomach,
Nausea, ear tutn, iire rst u Food. Fullne &c
or Weight II 'ht ~sum h, s'our Er.otAtions.
@inking or Ftti:' rils Il; :he Pr of b. @:omach,
rwi uliI of tHe Head. TUNED d, d Difficult
u eatbil <, Fluttcfirg at Tie HtArt, IN, hing OF
uho atiug r'G7eatinLs whom c b Lying i'Ostnre,
rirnncss Of VieipL, Dots Webe bcfre tbs
sight. Ftye1 and Dali Pajn IL The a. al lie
fciency of i'ers. eii' d. Yell OF tie Skin
and Eye. Pgit. il :ht s'1d., est. Linla, and
sudden Flu hes q q ct. Dnrn nG il the Fleen.
i few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will II sc the
.ystem from &. til above named disorders
fric :, as rts sc, BcE. FOLD BY rRUG.
Rad "F>LsF AND lRUE." cona enc le.te,
stamp to RADTAY & W., 20. e7 n aideA Lane
New York Info ro,.ion .lItb thousands wi
be sent you
june %. 1871. weodlych
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop OF the SARSAPARILLIAN RE-
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood,
Sweat, Urine, and other fui( 8 aud juices of the
system the ,vgor Of life, for it epairs the wastes
OF the body with new and sound material.
scrofnla. 81 syphilis. Consumption, GIandular dis
ease, Ulcers in the thu at, Mouth, Tumore
Nodes in the Glands and other parts OF the sys.
tenn, 30 Eyes, Strum 3rous discharges from TIE
E RS. and the worst forms Skin 'iseases
Eruption Fever Sores, 6oald Head Ring Worm,
Salt RheUm, Eryslpeias, Acne, Black Epots,
Worms in the Flesh. Tumors Cancers in the
Womb, and all weakening nd painful discba e.
.. Night Swests. Loss Of 8: erin AID all wastes
of tn life principle, are within the curative
range OF this wonder of Modern Chemistry and
few Gays use will prove to any person using
power to cure them.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced d. he
wastes and decomposition that lie CO.. rualiS
Or gT Sing, eeds arresting thee est,
and repairs the same with new mater n Ge
from a:thy blood sAd this tho NARHAPARIL-
LIAM will and does secure-a cure liz certain !;
for once this remedy commenccr It's work
of purificatl Il, and 81 Goods in Diminishing tn {
loss of wastes It's repairs will De rapid, I'D
every day the patient I'll. feel Limeef growing
better and strorge he touj diges;ing bet er
appetite improving, aud 81 SD woiSh: in
creasing.
Not Onl do the SAAsAI A4!LLIAE :lEsoLyEN1
excel al kuo En remedial agoc Il III th$ cure OF
Chro',io ScrLf Ilous. O.s i i mai anj Skin
diser.eo: tE; it . he oaj< pJ-i.:v> .uro for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-03

William Parker, convicted at "A late term
OF C:ui:toGi Superior Court with negro
named Alfred. who has been rtspited by
& Y. lid acjl till D. cember, Of the muir
DIR ~ ~ old negro, Tom Price, last De-
6 ubtr, 'xecuted at Gree b 70 on
FL l~y ia-t. He denie} the killing t. the
50 aud Ii sci that Price WAS orn to
iea'h l.! Dig
Tue Ash. vile Citizen stat on the au
'L, Fit, If Col. Sam. Tate, that arrange
meuts have b, en- made with the Pennsyl
vania Central Railroad Company, for the
com pie ion f the railroad from Old Fort
to Wolf Greek, Temp. and the work will
con mence in the course of a few weeks,
or az 'on rs the contract can be carried
out i H. all.
The GoI-boro Messenger is soon to be
issued III both morning and evening edi-
lions.
The n'g Mack STAnn is to pay the
death l,eInl Tor The crime of rape at
Smithfi "a, n Fila liz xt.
Ia. e st cay ! ,euit ncntliug which
inv.Iv = he Mir" Un5v rsi'y lrol ert} at
Chapel Hill, a! and err nal.
E beth ciy has u sweet potato mea-
uripg % inch III ciicnnfrI eLce.
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TAR.-The existing demand at the close of our last
for this article having become satisfied Monday
market declined Is cents 1t has since ruled steady and
all brought to market has found ready sale. The re-
oeipts larger than the previous week and mark
ct closes firm at So 90 . bbl The sales have been as
follows Friday, 81 bbls. at S. IS Saturday. IS bbls
at So Is Monday, 100 bbls So 90 Tuesday no sales
Wednesday, 10 bbls at So 90; Thursday, go bbls.
So U Dbl.
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE.-The market for this article
has ruled with more rmness5as regards prices, and
advance of = cent has been established. The
tons, however, have be limited, owing mainly the
fact that sellers holding at figures above the buyers
and the market closes quiet but firm at 64G u
gallon There is Onlya small stock market, which
held in second hands, and the receipts have been
usually light. Our export table in to-days issue show
that duringt month of October $3.50 bbs were
shipped COastwse, and 2S70 bbs FOreign-a decrease
on shipments of October 1870 of 1896 bbls Coastwse
and 444 bbs Foreign. The market has shown the fol-
lowing m he
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Thanksgiving Day-Proclamationb v the

AnanksgiV1ng Day-PrOcla ma atiOn by the
President
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29-The President on
Saturday issued his proclamation naming
NOV. Both es day Of national Thanksgiving.
as follows:
By the President Of the United States of Ame, lea
PROCLAMATION
The process of the sea ons have again
enahls q the hush 4ndman to garner the
fruits of suec ssful toll. Industry ha4 been
generally vel! rewarded. We are ut peace
with al natloos aud irIrquility, with few
EXCEPTIONS prevails at home. Within the
past year We have in tho main been free
from ills which elsewhere have affi ;cted
our KIND. LII some OF US have had catami-
Ties. these sholid ba an occas on for SYM
pathy with tle sufferers. of resignation on
their part to the will of the Most High,
and of iejoi ing I'D the many who have
been more favored.
L therefore recommend that on Thus.
day, the thlriiGth day OF November next,
TIE TeoHie meet Ill their respec i've places
Of ~or hip, and there make the usual
annual ackpoHIedg ments to A IN ;gnty God
tor the be s.ng4 lie n.a "OlferIed uron
The M for heir m~relful ,xAmp'i n 1fon
evils, end invoke Il s protect en- aud k I'd
nt SIS Tor Their hkS unfortunate b,e: ron.
whom, IL His WIS Tom, lie h 40 ,i.emeu it
best to CLASH
L faith w',re f I have Lereunto St my
han /, aud caused the seal Oh the United
States to b. ffixed.
Done at tn" city If Washing tou. this
twenty eighth day OF Oc;oU>r. III tbe Year
of our Lord Que thousau,; Ugh. hundred
and 1tv"Lty on, and of the nd Pc udeuce
of the United States the ninety sixth.
y. 5. GRANT.
By the Presiieut:
Fl ANTTTTnN EICrI 8
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BY the Presiieut:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary OF State.

To THE CHURCHEs IN CAPE FEAR BAp-
list AssoCIATIoN:-Tne Session at Porter
Swamp lassed resolutions appointing the
81 Lords day in November Instant, al a
day Of general thanks giving t, Almighty
God + the general "utpcuriDg Of his
Spirit on the churches u! Cape Fear As
ISOLATION, In particular, ana for His pre-
pairing the heather nations generally f, r
the reception Of the gospel Of His Son.
May We not hope that each church will
observe This day most solemnly.
lW HAYNES LENNON Mod'r
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HUDSON G. WOLVES
BELL SGHNATPS,
n INVIGORATING TONIC AND MED
CINAL BEVERAGE.
Manufactured by the Proprietors ut
SCHIEDAM. IN HOLLAND

CINAL BEVERAGE.
Manufactured by the Projectors at
SCHIEDAN, IN HOLLAND,
L. warranted Lerrt city pEre, an II ee I. ON ali
deeterious snbetancas. It ID distilled expressly
GCUT, RHEUMATIsN GENERAL DI BILlTY, CATARRH
Of the Bladder, Pam. in the BACK and STOA-
ACH and all d.seas: Of the CRISARY CRGANs
1t gives great relief in AsTEMA. GRAVEL and
CA GULF in th'' PLADD Strengthens aud H.
vigoratcr thu = and will Ike: y # that dread.
time.
Especi4' paius b ve been al eli 20 its quail
ity and oman, Ut Ut IT, mHy j. tuArsLtted.
This is Gao l'a;ed - III * The I'LL &CHNAPPs
the re.i@ ole. aud I'fEuisr ar ice its kind.
II is distilled from FARLEY of the finest laiIty.
and the 2 r. WATIC JUNIPER BERRY o. ITALY. AS
q heal: h ul average j. has 30 superior
To the invalid ~ ! tlOee who t,tv~!, and are
subject TO changes OF water y q e innate, they
will find i: al inv ua5ie Ggeut
HUDSON q WtlF E wae, fn ih+. pellO1 4 70
years, connected Ii The CHTAPP basic, 90 with
experiences and r ow!edge # th' lu-i e-- in
which hei y gagged chou. be d stiff ID au ar
O. tee tia lie f!l pr Wat 8 - al Of the
mic for Arti l. - arr' Y. - ri t r he
diseases - cvs ti"rth d :eAs is TO
give the tElL Oh Pts n /, ND c'Tnpa q the
CAUTION ! AK r J. q tO!F4's BILL
3CHSAPPs
F,r4aie b. al res:cct4 b "'.T GERS md Apothc-
cIrits.
HUo o. Il. WCL%E t CO,
Office South William ~ New YOlk.
For sale st New nix phi by
ADRIAN + VOLLERS.
ard CiIAS. D. MYERS & CO..
Wilmington. n. Z.
oct Is 24-d&w3mch
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x O'CLOCK.

tu , sAs N'rtI-Etofre 10 "a n is,;a. II. r.
D'tA'} isRtd e1pcpten Vsjd afmp!~s
free. H. - JHk%. Alfred, Sie. 0.- IL
RIFLES, .TTOT- Guns. RkVOLVEK%.
ar materials Of every kiua W rite fos F+fce list
army guns aid RevoTvefs bought or iradd for.
Agents waited ~
AGENTS. La'Oh s3 to SI2 daily rAsil,
made Pref able and lCs y, ctab'e busiI A
Salre. end stamp for cir onlar4 to Churchill y
Temple; on. Manufacture re-, els broadway. New
York. 4w
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Kiln. y and Bladder Complaints,

Uri. cry, a1t! .toyL ta,:->,s. drag-,. Iii. betes,
DroP@y. |roYI@g-- II 44ter, l. cUnaiEen Of
case ttore brick aust 1rposItP. or
The w~ter s 'Eick c:ordy. ,nix"t with sub tau.
ces lAe the white OF an eKs or threads ike
appearance, md white bone dust deposits and
wheo there a DrIekinG. banning cons alton
when ,Assin water. and peiI in the small OF
the Back and along The Loins.
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shat such common patriotic effort, through
the blessing of God, may save us and our
country from impending danger and ruin.
THOS. BRAGG. Chairman.
A. s. MERRIMON,
nj. A. BLEDSOE,
r. II. BATTLE, JR..
j.. DECARrEREr,
Q. M. BUSBEE,
w. r. COX,
j. j. LIrCHFORD,
Central E.recutipe CGna'tee.
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RiIEHEAG4,r :.tIi DYE.

This superb lair Dye is the best tta the Word -
Perfectly harmless, iSehAbta and instantaneous
No disappointment. No ridiculous rints. or
Unpleasant Odor. The genuine W. A. Ratchet
or's Hair Dye produces I'm EDIA TELY splen
did Black or Eatursl Bro4sl. Does not Il sE tn.
Skin, but leaves the e. -jr Olean, set and BeAuti
full. The only seIs are Perfect Dye Sold By
I'll Druggists. FaA' e! IL Reod Street.. asS
York.
an32 99-j-eod&wlych
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i Ii We A2' ON ! D Nr J Il II TOR
hE>Ji NE TO az &c IN Co-ltct:l ! d HE ~
n n sCce u: r. i'e Cr 1 - III EIy FIJI Ge
Ii forEIs hrs q d" ~ oay du
ri,'.- b - ins - i'on-, lirc Ri hos Feb:
II re eul prCu. TYP! - | reql b 10y.
~ JOs81 DAVIS
Cct 9 Is aRuaLreu3I& WITH c29'
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The REAL NM. FUg:I!

"A FINE FREECI CALF BAND.SEWED
Low Heel and Broad 20 ON Monroe To ACE
expressly for old G. ut,enan. who wsrt al asy
Shoe. Call ind see IL EN- st
A. L PRICES
LIVE BOOT AVID adOE STORE
FRO~T AND nARREr SIS
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r E " I E w
VII MING TON ND e KET s
FOR The
WEEK ENDING THUR sDAY,
November . 1871

TURPENTINE.-There has been specific change in
the market for this article during the period under
view The receipts have fallen off considerably and the
stock hand is not sufficient for dstillng purposes
The market has ruled without change, opening and
closing s. so for Hard s. IS fer Yellow Dip s.
IS for Virgin The receipts and sales week foot
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Some pigeons are to be shot at Weldon
at the Fair next week.

Some pigeons are to be shot at Weldon
at the Fair next week.
The corn crop in Arson is turning ont
better than some supposed it would.
A little daughter of Mr.. Henry Pace,
living n4ar Raj, ign. was burned IT, death
last rure az, by her clothes taking fire.
The Raleigh C4roIiuian is authority for
the state ment that Miss Fisher, the we'll
known Nor CArcl;na au'hnress, has now
another book 10 prtss
Tue Weldon News leurns that there will
be large yield III tive crop of corn
] throughout this rec'iou this year, unsur
passed, doubtless, for many years past.
Rev G. Durham, pastor Of the Colds
bOro Baptist Church. will soon exchange
pulpits for a few weeks with the Rev. n.
B. Cobb. of Shelby, N. @.
The Raleigh CaroliDian claims to be in
pos; essiOn o; Information that leads con-
ciusively TO the early admissi of Gov.
Vance to lis seat in the Senate, without
doubt.
Junius Brutus Wheel,r, half brother to
Colonel J. II. Wheeler, the historian, has
been appointed to the position of Profess
Scr of Mathematics in the Military Acade-
my nt West Point, in place Of Profet sor
Mehan, who destroyed himself short
tine since.
~7@AaHs3401a-as--07z4s2A vans
THE process Of the seasons has again en-
abled the husbandman to garner the fruits
of successful toll Proclamation Of The
President.
The PROCESS of the President has caused
the crops to remain in the field unharves St
ed. Business is nearly at
standstiil. Large numbers of
persons have left their homes rather than
incur the unpleasant and uncertain conse-
uuences of arrest. The future of
our section is now more gloomy than it
has been at any time since the close of the
war.-Yo1kville rs. O. Enquirer. Oct. 81.
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DIED.

At Rocky Run, New Hanover unity, October
3lst, Mrs AURA AN ST. uE-)hGI, aged Al
years, { "'onths A"d d"yT gle Of John W.
t. Georga, Esq,, md daughter of David 8.
Saunders, ESQ.
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IIE!LIH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE RIOa BLooD--IN.
CREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
SECURED TO ALL
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DIR. Railways
ShRSAPARiLLIAI RtSDLIEII

HAS 37ADH THE most AsrOSf-GEIRG
CUkiEs; 81 QUICK, SD RAPID Az
THE CHANGES TtIE BOuH USDER-
Cues, UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF
THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDI-
CINE THAT
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JURUBEBA.

Il il NOTA PHYeIo-It lie NOT what L. popu.
larry called BITTERS. nor Is 10 intended ~
such. 1T Is SOUTH AMERICAN plant that
has ben used for many years by the medical
facult7 Of those countries with wonderful ell
cacv as a POWERFUL Alternative and UN.
FOUALED PURIFIER of TIE BLOOD and 10
q sure aud perfect Remedy for all Diseases Of
the
LIVER AND SPLEEN, ENLARGEMENT Oh
OBSrEUtsTTC q CFlNTESTINES. URINARY,
UTErI-t IN ABDOMINAL ORGANS,
fOTEt.Tr OR { Want ~ BLOOD, IN
= FTIrIET1 O. ER6lTfEnT FE
! VT !, r. ! ! :: ~ "a CT: : cir.
lUi. rIJhIt }. ilNr)n. AB-
-. = TUNO - JAUs-
l.:iE - ,a.ECGA. I.YSIfr
aIN 4OCt. Z FEVIk, Oh
1HPi 1 -. .iAITAET5.
Dr y els iXtr$ 1t II tnglcias0a
s n,+rrI the :TnI:c = EFsai .nvij ,srasor and
rem d go Al Impurities OF tby blood or for or
gaI'c Eaakn-HE VII heir LTtQpdAEtA ale. For
thc f'Ie s[.:'lA -. ~: - .. a TX
IURUBEEh s.staD
IL o. =: q - =, noud 81 20 every family - 4
hnr-, a - AZ cv ana thsS': re freely taken
ia dcr.lg ntr OF he sSetem. II gives
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for him he should make himself worthy Of
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The Art Of Dining.

The following sensible advice 10 the art OF
dining is from the pen of Prof Blot
The mind has its diseases as well as the
body, and | think vcgetarianism is one Of
them. 1t is by practical experience that we
learn what food is proper for us and not by
chemical analysis. Every thing we eat with
the exception Of salt can be turned into char
coal yet who can live on charcoal An
experiment has been made by the great chem
st Magendie. He fed geese on gum only
and they died on the 9th day; he fed some
upon starch only, and they died the oath day
he fed others on boiled white Of eggs, aud
they died on the 10th day he fed Others on the
three kinds mixed together and they lattened
instead Of dying So we must vary our food
as much as possible in order to supply the
waste Of every part Of our system. In cook
ing vegetables, green vegetables, such as cab
bage, spinach, etc, should be put into water
at its first boiling, with salt Dry vegetables,
like beans peas, etc. should be put over the
fire in cold soft water, after having been
soaked in lukewarm wattr--beans for tweny-
! four hours Potatoes should be steamed but
never boiled Steam with the skin on. Bear
in mind that potato must never be peaed
the part Immediately under the skin contain,
the most nutriment Cut out the eyes OF
germs if any if young and tender, the skin
can be taken of with scrubbing brush Il
old scrape the skin of and then roast them
In select the potato, remember the smaller
the eye the better the potato BY cutting
piece from the thickest end, you can tel
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