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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-02
Receipts by Railroad, August l.
soUyH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

soUrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
3oS bales cotton, SO bales goods, 40 Dds naqa
s,0res II oars wood and lumber. To Railroad
Agent, Bart & co, Kanapaux & Gonzalez, W
" Smith Laurey & Alexander, Smith 4 Chapeau,
Pelzer Rodgers CO, G Lebenrood. ID Granger
q - HacEer.c q Walter & CO, D A Aume, Gold.
smith Son, Eavenel Holmes, McLoy Rice,
Cobia j co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
a bales cotton. Cos bbls naval stores, cars lum-
ber and wood, rough rice, nails, mdse, &c. To
Kinsman & Howell, ] Marshall, Jr, G Liebenrood,
Atlantic Phosphate co, Jas E Adger co, Frost
P Martin, S r Marshall & co. d Ebaugh, Geo W
Aimar, John Pinckney, yelling, Mallonee,
and Railroad Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-02
Wtlmtngton AIarket,

WILMINGTON, July sO.--TuRPENTINE.--0nly
about 14s bbls received which went at ST. IS for
virgin, and So IS for yellow din, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPBNTrNE.-6o bbls changed hands at
5ac per ga Ion.
RosIN-sales OF 1911 bbls ut So As for strained,
81 for low I, and SIS so, s6ss6 25a8 SO for pale
as in quality.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-02
gemims .Marbl,1es.
TlHE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACH
DoUBLELoCK ELASTIC STITCH.

DOUBLE LOCK ELASTIC STITCH.
This is the most simple and reliable Two Thread
Sewing Machine in the world. It sews direct
from two threads and is SIS less than any other
frst.class Sewing Machine. Samples can be seen
at No. 165 MEETING STREET, opposite Charles
ton Hotel, Sole Agent for the State. Sub.agents
SELL, Charleston. Also agents for Home Shuttle
Hand Machine, SIS. apri.tuths6mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-02
ROSADAIIS

s Alternative, Tonic and Diuretic and acts at
one and the same time upon the BLOOD, LIVER,
RIDNEYS and all the SECRET0RY ORGANS, ex.
nelllng ali impure matter and building up the
system to healthy, vigorous. condition.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-02
RosADALrS,

endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now Of Mary
land Conference, formerly Chaplain In the Con
federate Army Of Northern Virginia.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
yen,lla.s Yspr Chiidrss's. RsOas,

Most parents, before retiring to rest,
make it q duty to visit the sleepipg room
Of their children. They do SO in order to
be satisfied that tho lights are extin
guished, sua that no danger is thrcatnins
their little ones. But if they leave the
room with closed windows and doors,
they shut in as great an enemy as hrc,
although his ravages may not DO 80
readily detected Poison is there, but
slow and deadly.
Morning after morning do many little
children wake weary, fretfuL and oppres;
sed. "What can it mean?'I "What ca :
il be?" the mother cries. In despair
she has recourse to medicine. The con
stitution becomes eufeebl aud the child
gets worse.
The cause, perhaps, is never traced y
overcrowded sleeping rooms withou
proper air, but it is nevertheless the .igh
one. An intelligent mother, hsvine &c
auainted herself with the principles G.
ventilation, will not retire to her owl
room for the night without having pro
vided suficiency Of air for her children
in the same manner that she provides AM
regulates their night covering, or an,
other requisite for refreshing slumbe'
Sometimes by judiciously lowering win
dow, and at other times by, leaving
, door wide open, this end may be attained
In many houses the day and nigh
nurseries eommunicate rWhenthisisth th
case, the window. of the further rQQl
should be left open, and the doors b
tween fHs rosps dikewiae ppen. EE
d IN sevsrs weather usAldrea 6pn beal Il
4 arrangement II they are not exposed
d direct dr,sght. QlQ DUgIT
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
NOTICE.
|. NOTICE
To the Delinquent Taxpayers Of Lincoln

To the Delinquent Taxpayers Of Li"col"
county tna' e.. ..
Many persons complain that they have paid
their taxes, when they have not. By reason OF
their failure to pay. the taxes are increased. and
am accused by some of not faithfully dischsrg'
ing my duty, because I enforce the law in their
cases. / would remind them that there is no
property exempt under tho law, and that the law
requires me to levy and sell for delinquent taxes
lust the Same as under executions. ,,i.,,.,.-I
Though the collsction Of the taxes by levy
and sale will to mo be very Unpleasant and uu-
profitable, yet. is view sf the above facts, and
tho additional fhct' that the delinquent list il
usach too large, I shall, after the LIST day p
June, proceed to collect them.
Delinquent tax payers, do you know that yo'
are paying IS per cent. on your taxssf an
would y not B. 4 s.s'N' f'rgaa to ssHoyGM to-
per cent y, - ...,-...,r 800. r,i, taA
You had better sell your property, yourself
You will thereby save, ssAs4 and got twice
much for It, for you know that property sol
under the hammer does not generally bfing NOR
thsa ons-half its vslse.'rh Lata,E n 80
| ,-I,.lII 1Aa yii,srii. ~ r. WING, Collector.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

MARKS AND BRANDS. For the infor
nation Of stock growess aud others ovpipg
live, stock, We, publish sthe the ipl!o~ing
section Of .the Law sonoern'Ds v'ft''ii i'.d
Sec. l.. f,sty : person s,.s15 5,,t.lf n,sb e,
his hogs and sheep oYsr. ait poo.ha sold
and mark or brand tis, cattle nysr ,tKsssve
months, with : mark o. braid 4ifsrso.'
from that Of his neighbors and shal
deliver to the Clerk Of the County Cour
q dssssip.ies g. -his ns+k o. -brssdr -whs
;s:' ;s:' 'pstss: :sssss e rY'f YSY'tt SY'tt Kept '9'3 5
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
81: t::1.'!!!s l1e'g!!!s,s I,sgHska9Ss55G;..,S2,ss t., !.


wHEAT-vsry dull, but quotably unchanged
Prime Iowa and Missours 81 50; Red winter
81 25@l bzKg whtet$l ,l3Ai p&6h r.
CORN-Low mizSd A4s toStsc ;ehVaes *hsts
and white mixed 81 to ss@sloi st. Cherries
t6$pss Is ~
l. ,Osts.-In goad request at Vto 5S@Ssc. o.
+ BARLEY-s2K to 81 20 for the different
[ grades. n<a
EekfnlLowsf. Prime sooJ good ss@se = o'
FLoUB-wss very SLOW. all ropRd, low to
lssAaly choscs stsaiy bat tSsdiam snd very hw
lsiabs> >ssp sstais{ were ltsSrr FapaS - ~
I 49, Xxx a. -Ao@s rs.
h ,4ARQrN012,io per b y
pAS,O~V'"EIvE STOCK.
l. QATTtE-Ths receipts vsrs goQd s9d, sHs'
Iisk.. bdt HfoTt Of them wsrS madts oh private
tsrms. The rsesIpu since yssterd.y amount t0
le7e hsad, With rspertAd sslss Of ~ hssA W.
sults oeuass Texans and ustivSs ss - SOC
1 Is; medium to fair At y 1905 3si pfims q
iehoies st ", So0s, Snail lots sxEs Ans 1ill
bring fssn % - tee to.aT sslal aagt sss
Hoss-Ths receipts sines ysst stsrdsy snesst \
s7s Lead, with r.poited sales Of Ilol head. W
quote rough hSSs ~ ~ ts0si sSssssssaef so
- spA sSwssss ss>s ss0SSesTTaW ,n'es
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
Trustees Sale.

WyHoS ~ 1sIasa. .isy AskesrR6 ds.d.
dated September IA, 1869, Of record in Book q,
on page 500, Of the records Of Lincoln county.
Missouri, conveyed to the undersigned, Dsvid
Stewart, the real estate and premises hereinafter
d,scrjbsd, n t.ust .to(sscST ,he .Pgmlnt sf
promissory' note described In said deed Dad
whereas said note 10 now past due and unpaid,
-itUw thgfsforS; NJ thvrequest Of the fegxf
Of said note, and BY virtue Of, the authority and
povsp r 'siS SsS i.i!fs.d' nosioo is hereby
Wednesday, May II, 1871,
Between the hours Of 10 4. y. and ?. H., vii
proceed 10 cell for cash, stpublic vsRdun To- th'
kshss bidder. II ths q rs hoWt o$r th'
$500 s;sls k',sS ,ssr sls, '.isS.S l.sis as'
county, Mo-, or so much thereof as may bs nsc
:..ly @ ;s'$I < I x&tSis ssit Of 'as'a, ss Il,
northeast quarter Of section twenty nine, towa
AAil isL1 rang, swpseassntstnaa~ a1s'' mor
y .pss.ls.s1q DAVID sr1wART .fsu..ss.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
Trustees sale.

aNass,ss. .! ..s.:s and s.:: s.:'s; s.:.
Ser tember 10, 1870, Of record In Book pn
TI::::ssSs.i:. q
0,deI< Sihs Ssaak akstats ana premis6A ss96tftsf
described in trust, to secure the payment OF
promissory note described In said deed AID
Xilyx ~ Aei..3H51ShSs' 70 q snd -. unR.,sii ssi
holder q ..id note, :na X yItP. Of =: s9thS,.
Wednesday, May II, 1871,
proceed toSsll orshS 4 fsAAsr vsniuo, to ths
highest bidder, at the court house d 'or 10 The
ssssHs. II. s:.!s.s.s s!sr fsi. as. 81; ia
Lincoln county, Missouri. Or % much thereof
u nsy BE- aeessspy % s.ssfy :ssd ucts md th'
cont Of sxsestins thie stle,t, 70 WI; 49,
Lot No. lfty OS) sSeSvding y tsbdivistsA by
|rFredsriek WI kbhsatl 2 6sfveyes. sf larger
traet Of lAad called 01lss tfsef, plat 81 whieh
suNdivisisn is rseordsl II vAs Reeofdsf'so@ee Of
ssid eounty of 'lissols, tsid lot eoutsluing "a
3 o. ~ asfs6 sAd AAAk the ssas lard which Wal
ecpysysAstS gsuast&ni WsoA b. Sessp6 u. Pe,
pjp and t~thsrs BY deed barring date Nov >, lsss
nis@1esi HsS Hs6iA& tseI .~ssis MI
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

The 'Coiumbia' Statesman, after an
absence Of about four mouths, again ap'
pears among our exchanges. We con
tiuued to send the Herald long after we
missed the weekly visits Of the Statesman
aud then dropped it from our exchange
list; but We are glad to have the old in
ximacy renewed, for it is IN excellent and
ueadable paper. ~ .-g... Nd Iss .... .,s -.I
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

Messrs. Jackson l. HUT are h'ving
their dry goods store room repaired.
Tuesday the old plasteripg was torn OF
preparatory to the work, aud revealed ore
of the most substantial france We ever
saw in any house. That house was evi-
IDENTIFY put up to stay.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
wa.ehnan, What sf the Nlghsi
WssMvkV.lxuSH uS mots .thsnssiIs occa-

WAlChnAn, what or the NleoIJ
WsNvkIsl6oS moss stAspDsns occa-
siouy aut yslgd fai.h Y .hp staseuYsns
,hlA 81. NJeis and ksAat riilfbad,' !
from Monroe City 70 1t. Charles. would
be completed the Jeess9x ysas{ Hthld
reason to believe That such would be The
c.Ss t-th1 lhsiosslhi. Mr.. Joy would
have catered into . contract to that eject
Every ~est for che Psss two months ws
|hays, been looking FOR The close OF an
agreement between that gsntlenan' snd
the psllSus atrassots, h~ho, shs' indies.
! .ious srs, Will not be able to anish up the
work in tie specified time without idssti
flying thsussatss with Mr.. Joy, or giving
iu rths scoussses ID 10 srhsns ether
party. We wshcAssssIhssaif this change
| in the % pttsoti could 30 made Ar Joys
personal interest, being largely connected
EvvHh the Interesting ,roads shove, would
prompt him to energy ina.hs. imstisr
land then 6e,is Epowa, to - able TO- bring
E.uy ssiou.t Of force Ind esps.4l toibea'
on the road necessary ta;iss completion
within the year. ~5t-ss1 ~.
So far We have looked il vain for th'
close Of an ssrssHeot betwsen the pre'sO
oontr.o.ors and M, Joy. That .h
change w1n, thd nusss be made, ~ hav
no doubt; but We fear the delay vii
re,ard the completion Of the road ia
beyond the time thai We 50 sdnguinel
ex peoted IL would DO finished. By tn
24th proxino,: hsvsvcr, it not before
mors light will Sbs thrown upon tho maj
tor, asK hsSsy Ssidsrt ssstals vor
contracted to bc completed ID that tim
4 will not BE- 6qished. ~ 81 "
Il We, do, not think there u. any dop'
, about Mr.. Joy takiug the contract. but
q be should decline to do SO, there are 9th
, compssies. .aGpH able, sho are ready
. take it up.
= IT Is not necessary to republish q
amount ofsvork' alfcsdy aceomplishe
at Every reader Of the Herald knows tn
is the larger part of the grading and brid
o, ing has been done in Rails county, th
our ueighbor Pike is at . stand still
tho matter, aud that in this county abo
: eight or nine miles Of the worst gradi
- has been done, for which and the surve
> about 6fty.six thousand dollars has be
paid in county bonds, the agent Of
We county holding q reserve ofts per ce
nd on all the work as security for faith
he compliance with the contract.
ast In the meantime the interests Of
4 county and the bonds are being jealou
guarded by Dr.. T. Waddy, financial II
" road agent Of the county and one Of
~ Directors Of the road, President S.
" Voolfolk and M. Walton Perkins,
- this. place, and Judge A. K. Wilson,
': Auburn, all whom have the interest
' the county at heart, IS we'll rs the in'
terest Of the road. But while it is po
'ol, Jk that the road may be completed
ing present year, We, certainly are are no
en- sanguue - We we're two or three moi
full since indeed We do not believe it
. R be, and We will not attempt to build
lay the readers Of the Herald in any 9
hope. We have faith in the 6nal 6
=, plstion of the road, however, but "
a., that will be We will not attempt to g
on for We are 'neither . prophet or
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
- Crep Prospects IL Missouri.
Rspdsls| Sach ,0JAtry and Platte

RspOsssNSsch ,i0JAtry and Plst.s
eouaiiss. .ssy that ~. .Grit -ssep stle
;PXbs& SslA 6stsheflshS Sbusty
assure the Fulton Telegraph that the
fss'. n,as,:;sS' sISe 't twSSSsnshrsSll'ii isssss ss!
better, and vegetables are generally in
'dIiS'i Tss e. Z! 5es. e. lG1idr Observe.
the prospeo. fcs every kiel Of, ,irui. grown
| isa thstiyeeiS1 -s2Rglssx pe.sAeCyPflrs,
p4uSS Mssrtes, SPql9o,s, Sibshsa cSsbs,
aud grapes, never was better.
The WikkhStSf y66fsslE 'obsjfSes:
The crops in this section Of the State
give better promise than they have for
yeais past, II tho corresponding season.
The prospect for, wheat 10, % far % we
have besa able % learn, une1ceptiouaably
The Independence Democrat remarks
Of the fruit prospect, that there never ha.
been such an abundance as 10 promised
for the coming summer and fall. Peaches
spSlSs, gp6aiSl efa6eS, Oh (rries and evss
variety bf smslf huis PROMISE squaflj
we'll. .%U EsE OH Z -,
, The Boouville Advertiser is Informed
that the chinch bugs have been discovers'
in the wheat and are likely to do grsa
damage to the crop. Mr.. Lafayett
t Moore says he has discovered them il
Q his crop in greater abundance than he ha
seen them any where before.
u The Rails County Record says: Ou
y old friend John Neely Informed as tn
= other day that the prospects, for an abuus
, ant wheat crop wss never better than
e present in his neighborhood. With
good corn and wheat crop We may expe'
y to be released from pecuniary embarras
ment. .
X From all parts Of jefferson count
10 SAYS the Hillsboro Democrat, come Il
most Aattering reports Of the crop pro'
/. poets. Wheat is remarkably fue; gra
y. " the same and 10 some sections VIC Vi
" have full crop Of peaches and 9th
er fruit. In many places there will DO b
to few peaches, however.
Iu this county (LiueOh) the wheat
he farther advanced than was ever known
d this season Of tho year the harvest "
at come about three weeks earlier than usu
g, and the yield promises to be abunda'
lat Fruit prospects are fne; aud, inde'
in "plenty" is written on the smiling fatu
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

The euterprising spirit manifested BY
Dr.. 8. T. East within the past year, in
erectIag magnificent drug building and
10 improvisg, the street and sidswalk
about him, continues With undated sea!
i.s onward march. The Doctor keeps an
excellent assortment Of drugs, fsucy and
toilet articles, tobacco, TO-, and is moi
ashamed to let the people know it,
hence he advertise, in the Herald; and
W ssk your 'attsstiou tosths same. sae
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

The Troy Mus Society met At Col
Purker's last Monday evening according
to appointment 1t was . pleasant even
ing, and the company had a delightfu
time. The Society will meet at Mr.. 5. +
Woolfolk's on Monday evening. MAJ
.6th .r. #. F.rf G. ts
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

Mr.. NJ. g. Bsilinger hiss purchased =
lot of Mrs. B,ennethassett,' on College
s,reet, and intends building. =
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

Those who think our cultivated fs"de
must grow po'r as they grow old xil!
fpd, fsody fas Sssscken is}ths faetgthst
ho, MANI ysafAaga iAs avarags yi2d-sf
wheat per acre in England was about ten
bushsl:7iti' saHswsgty .,r2 E,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

Mr.. j. F. Brown, Of the Planterss
House, has opened sale and auction
stable. Auction sales will be made every
other Saturday. v.... ...a o.. .ss, tr.. ...i
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

Mr.. Joseph Hartis preparing to have
+. pavement laid 10 front Of his store and
property On Main street, We judgeby the
Aae.stoues he had hsuled there last
week. -.s 3..t es.. v.,-.a SOTO 4
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

The New York Nail ssys ths styls this
sssssa for ycuug gsbtlsnsu ofseeiety j
to wssr TIE hair very shoyt. and parted in
tho center. Il. night b. ,dded Nat,
among "youug gentlemen OF sawsishtah,
The ssrs svs worn tbish year 90 long q
evE.rsIaH9 W
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

Attention is called to the advertisement
of Mr. Joseph Hart, who is receiving bis
spring and summer stock Of dry goods,
clothing, DO.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

5 WEDDING EANNIvsRsAnias.-l An
iversary-Iropn ,,,aasn saS '',, a, soi soi.is9
I ! 9th Anniversary OGDEN, GO % .sa..sI ao,..s
, 10th AupiusrsssyI >&s.s s@S'isai 70 osg
10Th Anniversaly-Crystal. 'ss.t .,, ','i y
: goth Auniverssry-China.v.g So u
q 2bth Annivsrsary-S,lvss.S i1osai'aoo
sb ,00eh Assitsrsspy..sCsttos. s's' odr
35th Auniverssry-I.tssn. .rst 'ls,qss al
40th ApuivStSsfy L Woodsu. .,'1 va
46th Anniversary-Silk..s y ss.,e 81,
50th, Anpiyassssy--Goldsp. a7s, sdr
18th Auuiverssry-Disuood. 'esHf
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
LOCAL AND COUNTY,

: 7
Subscribe f6rrtherA ERALD. oaiy ~
q ysar In Clubs Of 10 Or more.
M. Wm. Murphy has sold bis livery
stable TO Mr.. james Birkhsad. Ia INA o,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

Anerana Ssaious AooIDsnf.-.-0as
d.y last week, Ffsntie Cake. ION Ar Col.
2. C.Cateyn met with . very pAisfsl sosi' ;
dsni. ,He obtainad psrpiasisal Of ops Of
hsse.a,stsrs xho xss t..rall;ng stone for
n siu street to dsiss his team, aad' vas
s..udios p On. TOAD ofssqSaxhsn sh'
wheels Gun into sst which joltsd hin
OF tkAvaaan.'r SlAtsp AiAA AMAead iS
che m. and 20 ssas ths svhesl thayit
passed aysf eve ssiax AZ tiasMcs, esu,siAs
Ole face ssd hssd'vo badly shse lths Wood
.us from hI sssA sssd biz eyes were badly
blood :shottss, saad slso 90 ! sssh fbo al
- i.eh. .less n his sppsr .ip. ssrsns'
u vi, none r. ~ be6a Of his face o'
hs.4 very sspshsd. IWsSrs psssssstd! 4
lsasp thst hs i dolsg xsll. and Iops b
will soop ssseyes. saToE HELJa
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

DHPARTUBK6 o. HAIL9s
R,r wsutsviils, daily (sxespt sundsy) ss Ioof.n.
Lost Ypess, A.sAA.fE-.y-'wcr .soA' ~ n
Auburn, Tues, Thurs, sat.".... ......s.oo
Ashley, Wednesday and saturday...s.oo
High Hill dTFustsay FriaAyryf.@ y
'csp.susarisS S6SssesS Ss.....'s .'s"@'f.So
The mails close at o'clock on the evening
', rsvious TO their departures.
Ths! TA&K<i1sSJ1v "a
From wsatsviils daily except Sunday ?.
Loot Branch, ,Mondsys"..."-...""o.
ADJOURN, Esss, Thsrs. aat sae".-.4'oo s !
Ashley, Tuesday and Frids,,"".."s.oo
High Hill and Truxton, saturday...o.oo
Csp-au.aris, ssturdsy......"......o.oo
NOE j3D .BIcRuAp,P,M.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-17

three parties are mixing arrangements for an
excursion there this month.
There has lately been an extensive system of
thieving along shore in Newport, and the News
queries as to whether these depredations are
committed by rowing band.
The locating committee of the Rhode Island
colonizing society has started for Minnesota.
Lands will be located for one hundred families,
fifty of whom will start some time in the fall.
The contest for the wealth of Madame Jumel,
the widow of Aaron Burr, was recently renewed
in Woonsocket, when the testimony of several
witnesses was taken, under commission issued
by the supreme court of New York.
At Newport summer residents are daily ar
irving, and taking possession of their cottages
for the season. 1t doubtful if ever before, at
so early date, so large number have been in
town; yet sociability is confined to paying and
receiving calls, so that there still prevails
dearth of events in social life.
The first regatta of the season OF the Maria
gansett boat club came off on the 10Th, on the
Providence river The prize OF a silver cup was
taken by p. A. Sayles, rowing mile and re-
turn in sixteen minutes. Inc prlze OF WINE
set was won by A. L. Easterbrooks, rowing the
same route in sixteen and half minutes. At
| ter the contests there was general review of
| the boats of the cluD.
Several members of the diplomatic corps in
Washington have made arrangements for pass
ing the season in Newport. Among these are
Baron Lederer, Austrian minister; Monsieur
Beltazi, Turkish minister; Monsieur Delfone,
Belgian minister; Count Turenne, secretary
French legation; Baron Alrensiren, secretary
Prussan legation; Count Zennai, secretary
Italian legation; the Bolivian minister. The
Swedish minister will be the guest of Count
Cort, the Italian minister, who has secured
cottage on Kay street. Mr.. Konhaut, chancellor
of France in New York accompanied by his
lady and his mother, is the guest of Monsieur
Perrier. Madame Catacazy has secured rooms
at the Ocean House. The Duke Alexis will be
her guest during his stay in Newport.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-17
WORCESTER AND NASHUA Rail,
w R0AD1on and after Monday June IS, 1870, Passen

ger Trains will run as follows: 7I1
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills m and 42Opm
Leave Nashua al ITO a nj, 1900 m, and 800 D M
The bU Train connects at Fitchburg trains for tba
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
Burlington Railroads, at GrotOn Junction with trains ~
the Fitchburg tdown) Peterboro and Shirley stony
BROOK, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and AZ
Nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord Mancheste
and Lawrence Northern Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads. is NA''b
The Ills m train connects at Fchburg with Che
SHIRE and Rutland and Burlington (Freght and passen
ger to Rutland trains; at Groton junction with Fcbs
burg stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence trains; an
al Nashua with Wilton Concord Manchester and L.. ,vl
renee Northern Ito Frankin) and Boston, Concord ana
Montreal ito Plymouth) trains. anu
The 42O m tram connects at Fitchburg, at I IL m
with Cheshire, Vermont and Massachusetts, ard Rutland
and burlington Night Express trains at Groton Juncton
with Fitchburg Peterboro and Shirley ana Stnn,, ~
trains; and at Nashua with Concord, Manchester and
ogdensburg and Montreal and Champlam trains. r-e''
G. =. TITRNEp Gun
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-17

CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-17
HELMBOLD's
Catawba Grape.Juice Pills
HELMBOLD,s
highly Concentrated Fluid Extract
Sarsaparilla.

In the Spring and Summer months the system under.
goes change.
This Is the time to good bOOd-renewlng purifying
and invigorating medicines.
HeimbOId's FlHId Extract sarsapnrIIIa and
AelmboId's Fluid Extract Grape-JuIce
Pills ARE THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE.
one bottle of Helmbolds Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
equals In strength gallon of the syrup or decoctOn
as made by Druggists, and wine glass added to pint
ofwater equals the celebrated Lisbon diet drink de-
lghtful and heathful beverage
The Grape-Julce Pill is composed of fluid extract Ca
tawba grape-uice and FLUID EXTRACT RHuBARB
Useful in all diseases requiring eathartic remedy,
and far superior to all other purgatves such as salts
magnesis. &c.
Helmbod's Grape-Juice Pill Is not patented pill put
up as those ordinarily wendell but the result ten years
experimenting and great care in preparation.