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cemitatus of the proper county, and all per-
sons refusing to obey the summons or call
of the officers TINS empowered, shall be deem
ed guilty Of misdemeanot, and on conE iction
thereof, be punished. And such warrants and
other processes shall run and be executed by
said officers. anywhere within the eireuit or
county In which they are issued. - IL
!. See. J. That any person who shall hinder,
prevent or obstruet any officer ar-other person
charged with the execution of any warrant or
other process Issued under the provisions OF
this act, in arresting any person for whose ap-
pEehension such warrants or other process
may have been issued, or shall rescue, or at
tempt to rescue, such person from the custody
ofthe officer or persdh or persons Lawfully as
sisting him as aforesaid, or. shall aid, abet or
assist any person SO arrested as aforesaid,
directly or indirectly, 10 escape from the GUS
tody of the officer or person or persons assist.
ing him as aforesaid, or shall harbor
or conceal any person for whose arrest
warrant or other. process shall have been
Issued, so as to prevent bis discovery and ar
rest, after due notice, or knowledge of the fact
of the Issuing of suchwarrant or other process,
shall, on conviction, ier either of said offences,
be subject to fine not less than fifty, nor
more than ONE thousand. dollars, or lmprison-
ment not less than three months nor. more
than one year, or both, at the discretion Of the
court having Jurisdiction.
Sec. s. That any citizen who shall be hinder
ed, prevented or obstructed in the exercise Of
the rights and privileges secured him by the
constitution and laws of the United States, or
by the constitution and laws of this State, or
shall be injured In his person or property, be-
cause OF his exercise of the same, may claim
and prosecute the county In which the offence
shall be committed, for any damages he shall
sustain thereby, and the said county shall be
responsible for the payment Of such damages
as the court may award, which shall be paid
by the county treasurer of such county on q
warrant drawn by the county commissioners
thereof, which warrant shall be drawn by the
county commissioners as soon as 3 certified
copy Of the Judgment roll Is delivered Them for
file in their ONCE.
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TIE STATE OF TEE WEATHER.

WAsAISGToN, March 20.
Clear weather has prevailed on the Gulf and
west of tho Mississippi; it has gradually cloud
ed up along the Atlantic coast, with light
rains from Virginia to Connecticut. The high
pressure still continues on the coast of Maine,
but has diminished rapidly on the middle At
lantic and lower Lakes. The lowest pressure
has moved from Lake Michigan eastward, and
is now between Lakes Ontario and Huron.
The northeasterly gale on Lake Superior has
abated; fresh northwesterly winds prevail
there. BSisk southerly winds are reported on
Ontario and Erie, and brisk westerly windsor
Lake Michigan. Probabilities: Threatening
weather. with fresh and brisk winds, are indi-
Gated for Tuesday northeast OF Virginia, and
cloudy weather on the South AtlaL tic and the
Gulf and upper Lakes.
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Hotel Arrixals-AIarch 20.
CHARLESTON HOTEL,

CHARLESTON HOTEL. .tSi
o.J. Moore, Miss Moore, H.W. Raymond, e..
Fem, O. B. Bu4ce, New York;. W. NJ. Wallace,
Philadelpnia; }. a. Duncan, wife aud servant, s.
A, Woods, Mrs. G. II. .Brannon, Rev. A. j. Stafford,
south Carolina; Geo. n. Bartlett, New York; Geo.
Howard and wife, MISS Howard Buffalo; J. S.
Richwell and vile, Miss Sammls, New York; ]. B.
Brceden, South Carolina; F. R. Skinner and vile,
Wisconsin; ". Gay, wife an daughter, c. Il. Ba-
Eer, Jr, and wife, Brooklyn; 7. NJ. Paine, Mrs. &.
Brldgest Massachusetts,; Mrs. J. Morgan, Miss
Morgan and maid, Mrs. W. Sherman and maid,
London: VIM. Il. Gn,ersleeve, 8. B. Dow, Phos'
phateVIlle. .;
B. GreIg, Cheraw; F. N. Kennedy, South Care
lima; s. J. BauEnight Florida; R. Gleason, St.
Johns, n. B.. ]. A. Hendrix, Co1umbia; george NJ.
Drafts, Gadsden; ]. E. Hendrix and wife, Lex
ington.
E.B. Fenton, s. Hopper Ed Hopper, Jr., New
York; c. Henry, Tennessee; B. A. Early, T. H.
Ponisett J. G. McCallman, J. F. Parrott, Darling
ton; Il. c. Leroy, lady and nurse, Miss MeagLer,
Master R. c. Leroy, New York; B. Frismouth, 2.
r, Mcmillan, S. d. Ross, Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Stern, w. J. Haight and wife, Peekskill
]. v. Warner, Albany;G G. S. Owens, Savannah;
w. Hodges Newport.
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wAsHINeroN, D. G., March 20.

wAsHINeroN, D. G., March 20.
In the House, Buffers Ku-Kluk bill was read
and occupied three quarters Of an hour. It
was then referred to the judiciary committee,
when appointed. This buries it. Many bills
have been introduced, including two amnesty
bills. The resolution of the Senate has been
amended, making committee of seven seaa-
tors and four members to report at the next
or any subsequent session, by vote OF l27 to
CO. A concurrent resolution TO adjourn on the
23d was passed.
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RURAL CAR oLlNIANj
" ING Will Z I A n.

ToRY M s1o King street near Society street, q
large and complete O. ;s6 san GneM Sn
and smoking TOBACCO GgareesIi isnorted Snor, pna
&C ntnred by WIN. SOHKSDER, who respect
Iux INVITES the attention OF chewers and smokets,
and traders, wholesale and retail to st9ca l ioiy
csai ne Cheapest to the highest grade which II
,nnsred st the lowest cash rates. All orders frum
rne country will receive prompt attention ana
shipped O. o. D., or at thirty days city sccept.
ance. -. oe01e0~
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toward the Governor for having talked with
the I'D rebels" and he swears that Scott is
getting ready to join the '.rebal crusade"
against the Republican, party: Poor Joe
doesn't see that the world moves on, and that
time is coming when -intellgence, education
and honesty must again find expression with.
in the granite walls OF South Carolinas Capt.
tol. A. P,s 4
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THE PEACE POLICY.
A NoREHERN ACCOUNT OF THE
GoYERNOR,S RECENT CON-
FERENCE.

Governor seott,s. Wise Actfon-He Dts-
arms the Negro Militia and POST
pones the Taxes-Joe Crews as q
LegIslatOr-The Governor Turns Him
Out-Better Times Coming for South
Carolina.
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n E st MO NJ A L S.
Read few OF the Testimonials in regard to the
EFFICACY OF that STERLING MEDICINE,
OLD CAROLINA BlTTERs.
A few Certificates hom the many in our posses.
sion from persons who have tested the y
OLD CAROLINA BIFTERS:
FROM The POSTMASTER AT TUMBLING
SHOALS, 8. O.
TUABL1Ea SHOALS 8. c.. April 9, 1879.
Messrs. GOODRICH, WINsMAN i Co., Charleston,
sentlemen-Thls ls to inform you that about
year ago was in delicate health, worn out with
Old age and hard work, weighing one hundred
ana msnceS usne The Old CAROLINA sTTERs A.
ter using nine bottles, felt as veil and vigorous
as thirty years ago-went to work and made
money. i weighed, after using the above, one
been strong and hale. Accept, gentlemen, my
thanks. and success say Ito the OLD CAROLINA
BIrTERS.
isigned) RANSOM PHILLIPS, Pm,
Tumblng Shoals, S. o.
FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS, IRW1SToN, GA.
IRwINToN, Ga, September 25 1859.
Messrs. GOODRICH, WINEAAN d Co.:
Gentlemen-1Fhen In your city, two weeks ago,
your Dr. Service gave me bottle OF your cele-
brated CAROLINA BffTERS, which brought
home for my father, whose health was very feeo!e
After using 1t ne was so wen pleaSeQ VIII lt5
efYects that he considers them almost indispensa..
BILE. Please hud enclosed sixteen, (Sl61 the price
Of two cases; direct them W. j. Chambers Son,
No. l6, @. R. K. Yours. very respectfully, :, -
(Sgned) ANDREW CHAMBERS.
ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
FORT VALLEY. GA, September.15, 1853.
Messrs. GOODRICH, WINEAAN & Co., charleston:
Gentlemen takegreat pleasure In Informing
.you that my wife has experienced great 6enent
from. the use OF the OLD CAROLINA BlTTERS-
IL is Certainly good medicine, and wouldt
pleased II you would send me another dozen m
mediRtely. Respectfully. &C.,
fSI9ned) JNo. A. HoUsER.
T Soidb by all druggists In Charleston. The trsdS
'NfH-'eN -. GOODRICH, wfNEMAN & co..
Principal Depot, No. IS Hsyne street
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l9reminm fan6 6als.
$4,000 $95,OO0.
LAST CHANCE TO SEE WHAT IS WILL DO.

SIS Will secure q Share In the Aiken Premium -SS
S. Land Sale. Invest ~
SIS. VIII secure q share as above and fine $g
IS VIII SECURE share and the Steel Engrav. $8
S. ing, "4arriage Of Pocahontas,n -. .worth -
IS viii secure share aud the e'Steel EngtsKi s.
S5 ing, "Landipg OF Columbus, .worfn 4S
S6 VIII secure share and the Steel EngrRy1f e$t
IS Will secure q share and the beautifut2 Ss
SIS Chrome, american Autumn, worth IS
SIS viii secure to some shareholder the Der. S.
IS by Mansion and rs acres OF Vineyard and Sb
s6 Orchard, valued at S2t, 900. ............, 96
SIS Will secure to some shareholder "Rose. S6
s6 Vile Farm, l6o acres. "
So yained at $40 900. Invest e
IS Will secure to some shareno'der "an- .Se
SIS house Farm, !" 1876 acres.
IS valued at $4,000. invest IS
IS VIII secure tosome sharehoher who in. rs
SIS vests, Peach Orchard, valued at $500 e6
SIS Will secure to some shareholder Vino So
S. valued at $4,000. Invest 90
IS WIN secure to some shareholder fine IS
S. villa Site, with Cottage. Garden, 4cY ~
VIII secure a to s. other shareholder
SIS liable properties, ranging In value from l6
S. $500 tu $500. ..mVest 70
S. These Real Estate Prices. ,..........:..... IS
S. valued at SCI, ,009 are located in the beau 46
Sc It's unequalIed climate and heatn.gtSing IS
SIS surroundings, has made It the r.. ae
IS SARATOGA OF THE SOUTH IS
S. The Shares will be distributed April 21st, 36
S5 when each Shareholder will see - 80
S. "WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL DOL 70
sThere Is tide In the affairs OF men, which,
Taken at the hood, Leads on to fortune"
The most liberal terms to Clabs.
For description Of the. valuable Real Estatu,
Prizes, notices OF the press, names o. CommltWe
general character Of The, enterprise and manage.
ment send for pamphlet. Remittances for shardS
should be made with Postofice Money Order, or
currency In registered letter, or by Express Al.
dress J. O. DERBY, General Manager,
Augusta Ga,
ONCE corner Of Jackson and Reynolds streets.
RT Residents Of Charleston and vicinity esn
secure Shares BY applying toJ. .RUSSELLBAkElt,
50Societyst; at G. HICKEY'S, No. S45 King street;
WILBUR & SONS, No. SO Broad street, apd JU-
LIUS R0UMILLAT's, No. COL King street, WneEe
specimens of the Works Of Art, which each snars-
holder receives, can be seen. marzsz
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SENATE.

The Senate is discussing Ku-Klux.
The committee on elections agreed, by a
vote OF to-, to seat Blodgeteand Goldthwaite,
upon prima face evidence, and consider the
merits hereafter Of Hill aud Thurman. The
committee will oppose seating Blodgett when
the question comes up in the Senate.
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THE VICTORY IN THE G MITE
81 TIE.

CONCORD, March 20.
The three Democratic Congressman elect
from New Hampshire, having received their
certificates, have departed for Washington.
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PARIS, March 49,:

PARIS, March 10. !;
The council of war. yesterday, Theirs pre-
siding, resolved to attack the insurgents. AT
two O'Clock the chasseurs and three regiments
of the line advanced on Montnartre, another
body on Lavalette, and another on BelleVille.
The troops were successful at Montmartre anu
Lavalette, but at Belleville the people refused
to allow the troops to enter Rue du Paris. The
gems d'armes charged, but were compelled to
retreat under volleys from the insurgents. At
Lavalette the troops fraternized with the in
surgents. General Yinoy was hissed and
pelted at Montmartre. General Palladlnes is
q prisoner at the fnsurgent headquarters. Cen
eral EeCompte has been sentenced to death.
General Susville is killed, and many OF the
gems d'armes were killed.
The respectable Parisians are stupehed.
General Thomas's last word was "Cowards."
He fell at the third discharge. Thiers is firm
butfull of grief. vinoy's Indignation is bound
less.
The mob Tirtuslly possess the city. Only
wine shops are open and drunkenness is ram
pant. Women are:armed. General Chanzey
was arrested upon his arrival at Paris by the
Montmartreists. 1t is said he will be shot to-
day. all persons of prominence are flying
from Paris The eorpses Of tha murdered gen.
erals were lnutilated. ,e,. .hs
Aversailles dispatch says the governments
determined TO maintain its authority The
official journal says the government is -indat
gent, but must rise and punish assassins;
otherwise the whole people will be their ac-
completes
It is stated that these terrible events have
caused halt Of the German army's homeward
mach.
~. 80 4.z PARIS, March 90.
vinoy with the gen d'armes withdrew to the
left bank of the Seine, leaving the National
Guards to maintain order on the right bank.
The indications are that the National Guards
and the insurgents fraternize. Two generals,
abandoned blythe troops, were executed by
the insurgents.
The Latest.
LONDON, March 20. =
Napoleon left Wilhelmshohe on Sunday. He
was escorted to the station by guard OF hon
or. He arrived at Dover to-day. An i'm
mense crowd was in waiting to receive him,
and he was cheered enthusiastically. IL is
thought the revolutionary proceedings in
Paris will extend to Marseilles, Lyons, ala
even to Bordeaux. The Thiers government
contemplates going to. Tours. The Germans
decline to interfere. :
= Reports from Paris say that the gems
darmes collected from the provinces by Gsae-
raj vinoy naved deserted and joined the insur-
gents. ;,i i
PARIS, March 20.
No resistance.was made to the insurgents
Generals Lecompte and Thomas were execu-
ted by order of Rlcciotti Garibaldi, who d
rected the insurrecti6n.
0d7oial.
WAsHINGTeN, D. C., March 20.
wasnburn telegraphs to Secretary Fish as
follows:
IL 'sPAR1s, March II.
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A NEW REIGN OF TERROR.
THE 1ssURGENF REDS MASTERS OF
THE ERESCH CAPITAL.

The Conflict at BelIeville-Atrocious
Murder of French Generals-Fltghto on
the Respectable People from Parts-
Tho THEIRS Government Hetires to
versailles-The Diplonaatie Corps Fol
Iow-The Germans Decline to Inter
fere.
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,i-'- paris, Marcn III
=. ':The, NATIONAL Guards Committee h master OF
Paris. The Departments Of the Interior, OF
Justice and of the Police are occupied by the
Insurgents. Generals Vnoy, Thomas and Ie-
compte have been murdered by. the troops.
The elections commence tomorrow. AL. the
members of the Theirs Government have gone
to Versailles. follow with the whole diplo-
matte CORDS"
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The X, K. .stEal Pending In CoaSSess-
The Question OF Adjeufnme nt-The
Georeia Senators.
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.

New Phase Of the French Re1iefQues-
tfon-Nillsson to Stay In Amertca-st'
Patrick's Day-The Taylor Will Case
Sam Domingo Goss1p-The Aid lie
Banquet.
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TRY MApEs' NrrRoGESlzED suPERPHospHATE
OF LINE. The eldest phosphate made in this
country, with eighteen years. practlca! success.
Kinsman & Howell are the agents for this superior
rerti1jypr tn
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The AMMoS1AcAL ANIMAL NATTER in ''Mapes'
Nitrogenlzed superphosphate Of Limen consists
Of the nesh containing ten per cent OF ammOnia)
and the blool containing fifteen per cent OF am
monia) Of beeves, horses, Dish, and other animals,
after the expression Of the oil and fat by steam.
Kinsman & Howell are agents for the State. m
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=
6rbie1am t9rbHapgs:
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80
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- .-houo ond sNa,,n,.s sfsi
t,fs,s ..r41e5 ~ 'sli e.it0 sE.0y01'
The only preventive known for ChiTlh and Fave
: Is the use Of Wefes :schiedam schnapps.
--------- -.
Wo}fa,s ..Hs,hi6daf1a- 6ehnanna
sVAS sV.AS - -. S1..S ,'---NF FFS
'ifiss.ss sgooafor nyspepsia-
---------- - = - -
'-,.i ~. VOTES Schedd11 SchnaYps
Is q preventive OF ohills and Fever.
MI5.;,e,;a eaL:leI5r,,.,; OK, ,.,,,e
To oood for all Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
: z. = ----------
urS1r.3. oxl,s 4, -, x: 81 o1,r ,,.asy
w 0AI0 S,7aDcUl6QdM 0C1ll1eE'0
- -''0 - '''t practice.
m.Ie.,. .st,jL;n,3o,,, oohno1nu
w U410 s. OCUk0Ut11u 0OAAuUPPS
s'..' l';.4s Is good for aeut.
uToI3o,s,ao oss 3nhnanna
w Otl0 0oHA00ddn SOA44AoHPS
- Is good for all Urinary complaints.
UA1fn>o 9ohSoi3nnaa s9nhnQnNa
Woas0 SonA0s.s.'.a., SoMYx ~,
:::.---- - = ------;-.
W0lf9s5 SchiedGg1 SctndppS.
re.ood for Cote and main IN the stomach; ~.
nsoVu ~, e0,ae eDe fe-- p 80 -----..-- -
n.,e,. 'ct,L.o,3,.,,.' o,b,,,,.,o,,,o -
W0yeS cc6se9u"s DcS1st!Rpo.
Is initiated and counterfelted and purchasers will
nave to use Caution III purchasing.
- ----
be0 ,eaye tn eaIltbe attention of the reader to-
toosjmoniaIs IN FAVOR oS the Schnapps:
Seei honnd ~ ssv that I regard yoar SoHNApPs
90 heIno IN eTerr r,ssnect nre.eminentIy pure and
doscSMnaso9 medLsais snatrohaQe At-an events Il
~ the nuTt poit h iaytice OF Holland gin, here
tofore unobtainabie. and as such may be safely
DAVID L. MOTT, II. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
:. g.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., September 1.
7 fee, that we have now mi, article OF gin suit
ahIe for snch cases ma that remedy is adapted to.
ooi' A'' o"sA c0ae. "s = 50 m r ". BRIGHT.
uscbnanna Ia a renfefiy in chronic, catarrhal
oonnniainiS 10 : q
tsss. great T nIeosnre IN bearing highly credit
ahIe Testimony 10 its eficacy ss remedial Braut
in the diseases far which Won recommend lt.
HafiBk q anaturaf tendency to the mncous!sur
gsrS1at as one Of the most important remedies q
the se'a gsafso.urinsry apparatus. With much no:
spect Your obsalent @a seryant TnIs v n NNu york
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6peol Cotton.

r & P. CO Ats.
SPOOL eTToN.
We have in Stock and vail always keep an as.
sortment Of COATS THREAD fer sale At new
York trade prices. J0HMG MfENOR d CO..
,febll-stuthomos No. 1S5Meetdng ssfeet.
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JOSEPH TURNED OUT.

The other night, Nhile the Governor was re-
ceivlng the 'peace delegation" Joseph DELHI
erately walked into the Executive chamber
and took seat on the soa by the side OF
General kershaW. The latter arosei in a digni-
fled manner, and said, "Governor, will not
sit in the same room with Mr. Crews. Either
he or must retire." Joseph gathered him
self up and sloped. And now he feels bitter
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Gus fixtnres.

Gus fixtnres.
ALL, BLACK j. CO.,
Will sell their Stock Of
BRONZE AND IMITATION BRONZE
GAS FIXTURES
MUCH LESS THAN THE ACTUAL COST
OF MANUFA CTURE.
These goods are OF the newest patterns. and In
finish superior. to any in the market. TO tnose
furnishing houses this Is an opportunity to pro-
cure the BEST CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS, &c,
at q less price than they would pay FOR INFERIOR
fixtures.
tits our Intention to give up entirely this oranca
OF our business, which causes so great reduc-
tion in price.
BALL. BLACK & co.
Nos. sos and oo7 BROADWAY, n. Y.
Iuhls-lyr
l3usiness CARDS.
.--oo-,[~----
A NC CONK Y,
AINTER AND PAPER b HANGER.
No. 1o2 BROAD STREET,
tDavison's old Stand.l :.
M Orders intended for me should be left as
above between KING AND MEETlNG-STREETS.
mar14-lT%
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Votes sphtedans schnapps.
Is initiated and countsrfelted and purchasers viii
have to use caution In purchasing.
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L beg eave to eeIlthe attention Of the reader to
testimonials In rayor Of the Schnapps:
lfeel bound to ssiy that regard your SoHNApPS
as being tD every respect pre'eminenuy pure, and
MISUNDERSTANDING. Atall eventstt
Is the purest posast&e article OF Holland gin, hare
tofore understandable, and as such may be safely
prescribed by physicians.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, September L.
I feel that we have now an article OF GIN suit
able for such cases as that remedy is adapsed TO-
1E. 80 DE-, J, w. BRIGHT.
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"schnapps'' Is REMEDY In chronic, catarrhA
complaints &c.
take great pleasure In bearing hghiy creolt
able Testimony 70 its efncacy as remedial Hge1t
in the diseases for which you recommend 1t.
Having naturaf tendency to the mucous: sur;
faces, with slight degree Eof stimulation. Lfes
Qarldt as one OF the most important remedies ID
cfifohc catarrhal affections, particularly those of
the geHiso- urinary spparatus. With much re-
spect your obedlent servant,
CHA8. A. LEAS, II, D., New YORK.
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which are from the highest sources, including
eminent Physicians Clergymen, Statesman
etc.. The pro2ritor has never resorted to
their publication in the newspaper; h,
does not do this from the facr that his srii-
cles rank as Standard Preparations, md a,
not need to be profde up b. certificates
Henry T. Helmbold's Genuine Prep.
arations,
Delivered to any address. Secure from ob-
servation.
Established upwards of twenty years.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address let
ters for information, in confidence, to HEN
RYT. HELMBOLD. Drngpi-t and Chemist
Only Depo's: II. 7. HELMBOLD'S Drng
and Chemical Warehouse, No a94 Broadyvay
New York or TO II. I. llELNB0LDiS Medi-
cal Depot, lOi South Tenth street., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS Ask for
ii. T. HELMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER
june LILY
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GROVER g. BAKERS
SEWING NJ ACHINE.


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INV 'o- 'Ae l." ~ L" h"'"inos
over all others.
81 like the Grover & Gaker Machine in
the first place, because. if | had any other |
should still want A Grover & Baker. and. bav
ing Grover & Baker. il answers the purpo.e
of all the rest. IL doe. a greater variety of
work and il is easier TO learn than arv otbcr ~
Hrs. j. C Groin (yeHnv June,
Il have had sevela al wears experience with
a Grover & Baker Machine. which has given
me great satisfaction. think the Grover &
Baker Machine is more easily managed. and
less liable to get out of order. prefer the
Grover & Baker, decidedly" Mrs. Dr. Waft,
"e@ 1o'H
v.,rs and from wbat I lnow -; ;,S wont;nn.
ana from the testimony of many of nv
friends who use the same, can hardly see
how anything could he more complete or give
oe..9F sn;.siac.'on; -ms oehera. o'uHt,
s;dsr.d Of anx ,b,t have Lnoxn 7, !.
very simple and easily learned The sewing
from the ordinary spools is a great advan-
tage the stitch is entirel y reliable: !; it does
Ornamental "ofk nean',,u''y II Is not iian,e
20 ee' ou' VI oiue,; -a''' q ~ .'P''"e'' 90