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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-29
New jersey Republican Convention.

The Republican State Committee has
called a State Convention to nominate a
candidate for Governor, to be
held at Trenton, on Thursday September
7th. There Is one delegate for each / 900
population, making 900 delegates In all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-29

Bio BACKBERRY, BUsREss.-Hull 4
Linn, merchants Of Benton's Ferry, have
been doing an extensive business in the
blackberry trade this season. On Mon
day, July 10th, their purchases amounted
to l4s gallons; Tuesday, 144} gallons;
Wednesday, 2li gallons; and The whole
amount during the week was Sill cal.
Ions. We call that heavy for high.-Hta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-29
The New York RlOt-.sBoston HIbeT.
mans Ready to Join the Rioters.
Nu,,, Vo... ~. m

A Boston correspondent states that dur.
ing the progress Of the New York riots
over eight hundred Ribbonmen of that
city were ready TO join the rioters, II
called upon or ifthe Hiberpians had been
successful in their attack upon the Orange.
men and the military. They had spies
at the diherent'newspaper offices and at
the telegraph offices to gather the latest
information, and fthe rioters had secured
any degree OF success they would have
gone forward and reinforced them al
once. They were composed chiefly Of
employees Of the gas houses, and com.
prised many leaders in the Boston draft
rinta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-29

On Wednesday night, an engineer
named Thomas, near Logansport, Ind,
in looking out Of one side Of his engine,
struck against a cattle chute and was in.
stantly Killed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-29
Proposed Change of Gauge on the
Louisville and Cincinnati Rail-
road,

LoU1sv1LLE, July 2s.
The proposed change on the Louisville
and Cincinnati Short Line Road, which
was 10 have been made on Sunday, the
Both, has been postponed until Sunday,
August 10. Everything along the line Is
ready and prepared for the change, but
the narrow gauge rolling stock could not
be got from tue east Ia time. Tho road
will, when the change Is made, conform
to tho gauge Of It's northern connections,
making through line from Louisville to
the eastern cities without change of cars.
The change will be made over The entire
line, one hundred and eight miles, EN-.
ploylng four hundred and flly men. Only
one rail " III be moved, except on bridges
or tressel.work, where both will be
moved The change to 10 made is from
five feet to iour feet nine inches. . .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-29
S1,OOO.OOOl

BY authority Of special act Of tho LeQislaturc
~ hentneky, OF March Is, 1871, the TFusteeS oi
'ue Fuole Library Of Kentucky will Riy0A
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
AtLouIsvillc, KY,
on tuesday, octoheT3I, 1871,
Under tho direction OF tho best MusIchl Taleul
that can be procured.
Tickets Of fAdmlSSlOR $40 Zach, Currsney. Half
Tickets s., Quarter Tickets s.. 80,
Each ticket will have attached to II four con.
pons Of The denomination Of $9.5O each. M.
holder Of an entire ticket will bo entitled 10 Ad,
mission TO the Concert aud To tho whole amount
Of the glit awarded TO It by lot. Tho holder Of
each coupon will be entitled tO admission % the
Concert aud to one.iourth Of tho amount Of such
gin 9a may bc awarded to tho whole ticket To
which II belongs,
To provide funds for thls Grand Concert, and
for the benefit Of the Public Library OF kentucky,
100 900 Tickets will be sold At Sl0 each, currency
The ChilsHS Bank Of ReAtlIeky lS Treasury.
All moneys arising from the sale Of Tickets
will be deposited with the Citizens Bank, subject
only to the ORDER OF the PresidGnt and Treasurer
y the Library, countoTslgned by the Business
Manager
Immediately amer the Concert the sum OF
$3.50, 900 In 0FoenbRcks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-29

A scHool.- BOYS AsP1RAT1oN.-"Oh,
how ! wish l were a fountain, for then /
could always be eplaying."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-29
SPAIN.

The Cuban Rebels TO be put Down at
Every Cost.
MADRID, July 81.
fIhe new spanish Minister has resolved
toput down the insurrection In Cuba re.
gardless Of all sacrifice OF lie and means
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-29
Marine News.

LoNnoN, July 90.
The steamship Sidonia, from New York
touched Nt MOvllle this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-29
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPP1GE OPTHB CHIEF SIGNAL OPFIoRR,
WASHINGTON, d. G., July 29.
sYNorsIs FoR TWENTY FoUn nouns


SYNOPSIS FOR TWENTY FOUR HOURS.
No important change has been reported
from tho Rocky Mountains and Pacific
streams. Tho high pressure on Lake ST.
perior has extended southwark TO Ken.
lucky and eastward to Lake Huron The
low pressure that was north Of Lake On.
tario has gradually disappeared that
which existed on the Western Gulf has
probably moved northward, and that
which was west Of Illinois still continues
there. Northeasterly winds have prevail.
ed from Michigan to Lake Superiorand
the Missouri river, but are now changing
to tho southeast. Tho weather has re-.
mained without material change In the
South Atlantic States. Rain has fallen on
the immediate Gulf coast, and threatening
and cloudy weather has prevailed during
the day from New York 10 Tennessee and
thence TO Iowa.
PROBABILITIES.
threatening and rainy weather will
probably extend tonight eastward Of
Michigan and Eastern Tennessee, and the
same Is probable for Saturday In the inte.
rior oil the Southern and Gull States, with
pleasant weather for New England
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15

Der tnaitf6e Ddmpfer pglcSa gtcttan,"
Capt. Rt6areien, eldrIrte du %. Sebruar
In 2iSerpppl ibsr @prfpif, 8a,, ra9 Sasit'
more.
Der Camper aQBnt. Qaprente," Gapl.
9alett, BON bter absefaprtr, errsiHle0tpntas
8pfpn.
Der beutf6e Dretmafer gStean," Capt.
@6rpss, lief am %. Sebruar Ron baltimore
tn 8eetemiure eth.
Die beutfd1s Barrie sSnruRrte," CAPT. 9tl'
den, laugte am "a. Sebraar non baltimore
IN 9remerb1pen an.
Der Dretmafer ySslene1 unp bic Barrie
.Slanta" rtartiten am s. @ldr5 ron gfetp'Sr"
leans mad aremen. ~.
Nm 6. W1&rS iegslte bic 8arte sea GreIl"
Sop Mpbtle, ala., na6 Bremen ab.
&n Der Seitun9 MDnTpt, 3d. fam geltefn
bic BON Mlelina mad Baltimore beftt1t1tte
8ri99 oMrprpb" 8Gruber.
@efern sepannen fpl9ente BON Baltimore
fDmmenbc Sa9r3eu9e pie EpRc G1t: Die Sartt
.NbeIatte" unb pie Briggs ySb0pnn" mo
planes, " mad &ip Re Sanetrc be'ttmrnt; pte
8afte .So6etaga," nd1 GtperpOol unier'
meas; RE 8rtgg DSampr," roa Gorf, HE
8rtag p%Gbefapeatr," mad 2enteEa1a aoGs>
@tEem tad Der Dampfr p5aIcpn Capt,
SdVpte, Ysn GRarietcn, S.'Gr nGN Saltt'
more In Gee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15
Gtohtrnth8.Wr

Bon Sen. &raigbiI lief aeitern TN erIten
3tpeiGc cine 3ui6rift iiber &eH9tfeuer I'M
Baltimorer pafen Elm.
Ser 6a~iensgBarO:in embfieblt ben Nnfaui
elmer 8asBtrsM ai9ine, Die, bar BunOes :Stes
rterune Stt6ris, ieBt in Der City Yard liegt.
gr. Grout legit sin @siuh UNI @rb0bun9
btg &tbatts aler martti9reibsr por.
lSr. 8rits absrrsi9ts cine Bstition utn SObs
tuag aaer fret lumber laufeHoen 9unbs.
&uf Srn. WtiBers antrag paro ote Wits
ftenuus tines %ptttersn 2atsrAsnan8Rnosrs In
SfsEQltimore beihlOTen.
Mnn btiaID6, on Der Bride in NorosWpe'
MI. etnsn Btuerl6rinfniten anSubringen.
- Der 5neite 3peia lpiosrrisf Die Seroro'
nune pont Is. Gttobsr 1870 sum antaufs Der
g8iltsns'i1en Bride hber 8ruDnn's sane.
Ntau tegte 9smsiniGaftlt6 nit benz srftsn
3pei9e sinsn SreiersN uslAuB (9p. Sute.
Rerr uro Milrop) Elm, Der eintm bieitgen
uialsr BEN auftrag sebsn toa, elm 8ortrait
hes Mascrs 8unts anJuterit8en, absr bO9itsns
$500 bafttr 5a 8tbtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15

Ds-Batttmprer 6abrtfa MT II 3u
unttrithBen, 1T Dbue 3lutifel Die Yfltdt zines
isOen Seuobntrs ~unisrer StaOt. IobaIo er bel
benielben ebenio btli9, tnie anoerp6tte, eius
fauFen fam. R6rolibe G0nfurrtn5 nit unies
rer Snbufrie bat ben unternsbmuu9s ; 8eit
Der BaIttnortr : Gabritanten 9~etpalttg auf9t'
fiadelt; mir itben oiss 3. V. in benz rRrisge
stpiihen Seifenfabrifarten,@ Der aur 3eit in
unitrer Staot entbr1nnt 1T. Danfess piiisn
ibr Gabritat BEN YubIitum auf3uFdnaben,
bis oaHslbe sinIebt, oaB es etnen 4rtitsl ses
fault bat, Der. mas bitG ualitdt uND ben Brsis
anbslonat. fi4 nit bisiiBsn YgoOHtten ntat
bsrslsiden IdBt. Die SO. 9 mill &Gura
lett, Gdeber 6OllibaD y. u. plea
q I # r., fabrijitsn bic tpoblrte9tnbt DE-
miids SlipensS stfe. ole aun1 aQGemeineu De:
brau1 ibres &lsiben ni9t bot. Cine Stau9e
bieier Ssife TT msbrere llnSsn idiutrst. als
cine aus benz ROr0en. Die 9eraOs 10 DteI fofttt.
Ndn tberiebe baber bet bortommen6em ST.
barfe ben artttsl g%tnannter Ssrren ni9t!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15
NDr5eus Beriht.

Die ssfriatn B6ritn.B ertduts luarsa bier ioIsenbs:
81 aftttn Der sSrontltu. Bani" 1ak 800 Ctlt8aitone1
Ditto. /. opp, 92K !; 1000 b.ttu. q. .oap. /, $50 ; 5000
bttta, 2. opp., "a; 1000 .8trstnta' nno 9snntiis lee
BabnS. pblisatIonta, Ger. So = 1000 aglorel. Central.
BaSua. pbltaattonen. 9 sbtr. 92a; 10 Uttien Ditto 40x;
20 Nitttn otr ,atntral. tio'Wabn" 291 ; 100 Wtarp.
lamb. st6itr. pertbtteieutas . @nlstts. 104 5000 Der.
ct. Is 2Otr, /. g , il2x $500 gaIiinprer Staot.set'
in, 1875, 98 j; 1900 Ditto. 1875. SO Is attieu Der BAL.
t~iutorer Staot. BaNaatsrsBabn 20h; so Ntttsn Ditto,
2OX ; 70 aftten Der Bplts.Sas.9ompagnis" 20 ~; so
Nttisn Der vBalttnprer Rupfer.9omp N; 1900 OBJ
ioof,pntn str Baltimore unb Ohio : Babn," 8. S5er,
81: 500 pbItaattpntn Der ~Cran9t. uno Nlsranorta.
BabnAs. 6trts. So; 500 pbIisattonsn Der 30 uuo
WanafassHabnS 7S&.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15
Nrpf. Gxpmipeu'S

MISUNDERSTANDING in her Sreimaurer>tea
mar aud eeitrrn iptescr ul9emetn fart be-
fuGt. Der YrofeGor fibrie 9lnfibten bon
RDm, fetnsr &Ruiipcrfe unb umaegenb Dor,
unp bic 8ilber, rte Der le beglettenps gcrs
tag ernSteisn ben lta1mIlden 8stfaa ses
Yublifums.
9suts NaGmitta8 fomrlsn sum B.ften Ser
Rpibkiosnben In Trantrsi9 aniiaen BON
9aris unb Sbsnbs bic SeberstparbiaSiteu
sss aelobtsn 2anbes 3ur Sartelang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15
Watber'S Sbepu,

NI' II oupsSrePertd Il T.
Das YrpAranth fnttdlt nteie gBpde dufer
SeIihteeenet rleueii tiiereNanten Gpuplets unb
Sdn3en ein Suett as uWlrtba." GIN
ihlhterner 2iebtaber," sorrYmann aess 6us
Meerts" H.. {. 10. Seben 9bs,b sum g6lule.
,eeeriunsenRrette,~ Shpan, nit @efana
In l afte. SRI. '9crter bat gan, meme CD
den fur tbre Geidnaspprtrdse in sore.
gBer einise StaneenIbenb5 gernitb,S nnb
anfdntts unierbalten iein MID, Der bsl.ete
has .Seeen!@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15
Ghiffanahridlfeu.

GeRern. lief bef Sanpfer p&ebefd glpbe,"
Capt. Gbilps, BON 8ilrhtnstpn, R.'G., bier
Gin.
Der 0amefer pMafStanb," Gapt. Sobn'
ipn, trat ae(tern ietne Sabrt naG Gbarleitcn,
e. g., an.
Mm Wcntase fant Der Shppner 20. q.
Sfpwn," Capt. g rttb, Bon 5avannat, &c.,,
tn1untrtnt Safen an. b"
Der Dampfer .Sarasofa.~ Capt. 9poper,
fam Mpatas BON Baltimore In Sapannab,
Geo. an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15
ccJm Galenber bes TrDntftrafen'
yhrnfcra

mub bieie @pGe ale Seniaticnss8 ISOLDE he
aei6net paesn. Sr. Stnn Bat bic berltmte
ansarti6e 8tratf9. 8auet> unp Ydntpmimen.
Sruppe, aus IL 9erlpnen btliebenb, engdetrt;
fe leiltet SiaunenSperibeS; tire 6auttfIdfle
line bic Srls. @anipta, Gmilie unp &atb 8t>
rally, tppte So. Smre limb 9Dtpiip 1traIf9.
Die gprlsaung pettltRer Mtntrel5 bat gu
arpeen geifaI gefunper, ais pab is niGt nod
etne @ede pbfdpn init neueal 9rpsranl>
me - b~etbebatten werben lplte.
Den Shtub btlpet has reue See.Shau.
piel: s8ieper batetrn" pper UDes Seemarhs
Hlidfebr."
Wtttpph unb Scnnabenb lintNa1mittaas
fir Sau,ilten gprfeaun8en, Sreitas 9leens
fir Darten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15

bic In Der ,Sun" anesJstet unb benz &Ian8'
mad 9tutf6en en8eb0rsH.

bic In Der vSun" en9ejet8t unb benz Nlah9e
mad Dsutf6tn an9e9orsH'
Damen-9tfe.
SIRE q alderman, 9iB 9 abantes, gre u
8antunt, Wre q gnuntart, ~ 8ara, Nr8 =
8lumsntbaI, 6 8sngsl, WltB s Sebler, 9IB 9
Brandt, 0ltR 6 9oB, 80 Il Brett NltB 6 GrtB,
RiB 6 9anntnbtrs, Ylre 6 Darrlta6t, Mrs
1rs u @rog, MRS R u Sep, Z Sarptetn, Btb
5srbtrt 0rs B 9rrner. Dire " Sttr, Vlr6 Ra>
~Souoob, 9 Rsmp, AFRO 8 &aas, 9trs ~ Gaup-
betmtr, RtB 8 2Ofernor. Rrs " y atalsr,
Utrs Wsbrmon, NPrs 3 MDblrtan, Dtr5 Obs
Rpltira Mt6 M Rebb, Nirs 6 3 Retp, Z Y
Rodt, Wrs u Sausr, 0trs y StulBt, NttB v
Siteman, 6 QgaIeutDrit, Rrs U DaIte, NtB
9 gBttsrman, Rtb 8 Bplfe, Dtr5 p BtlftnS,
Mrs 81 9 @pIfs RiB ~ 3tntmFrHon,
SerrtnsGtfe.
g2r Msttat, 8 Mutber, SO e @rrolb, u @ntt>
luna, - 8aS, S 8arnis, 80 9sri4, 8 8rtn>
O Camper, 6 . GTaHltr, q GrOule, DelttI9,
8aaauf q 60, q Der, $ Didls, q Did. .
Drtfmtptr. s 6 Gnbt, IS @Ttnber, 9 Cite"
mulItr, 6 9 Gryt, 81 GrarF, IS 6rant, u 6rtes,
Wr 8ptbbtim, 8 9 9roB, u B 9unther, =
gpGltr, 8 Bpdltr, q Graf $ 0tebe, % Patns,
" Sambure, d Sartmanr, aB Sttnrtd, y pc.
f~erbsrs, W 9eiLtsenffabt, 9 9eismtr, ! u
@trIbbsrs, Is Sofmann, . 9aItnepttt y Hent'
| per, s q Raufntan, 9 Strmpoe, q &lpb, eeS
aramer, 8 Rraft, 6 RrauS, 8 GanaSrHon, y
2enjs, 3 9 2tf[tr, 8 3Cbmeper, . Ra9er, G
mas, 8 Noter, s Wttts, 81 MDfsr, 8 RuIme9er
6 RuHsr, e Rarfus, 8 gtorf9aQ, q NulItr, .
Nlaser, . 10 Nsmburg, s aeunann, y Sftn'
bOrf, 6 Orfs. % 9fetfer, 9 @sters, s 9lunh'
bpff, Il VOtentus, 8 Rtttter, u Ra6, 9 no
ftnblatt l. gp, 6 @ubptpb. = @betnIanbsr, 9
Gtbttr, s ROftnPlonter, 9 &Ott 3 Gdtele. .
S6ne0tr, gB Satttsr, 8 Shmtbt, Is Gu
NADER, S@uIB 4 eIle 9S4arft SaBsneprp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15

Ds- Gen. SbDntas U. 81 bttton bat
ieinerS telune als Yrdiiosnt Der nWarDlGnoer
5euersB erfi1trunes =8sIeaidoft" eutiaBt uno
in Hr. 10. SDutbftr, pbsnauf ii9 ole @enerals
Yerf&srun8s : Stnials stabttrt. Seins @rs
[GhrMna tptr0 i9m piele &unDtn auflhrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15
nfy- gSjer,;o rTcbre Grf1Epuut

NB- Uter3t8 Jnbre UrFdDtll10
baben Die GtssRlVailtn BON Or. lBlitar's
BALKAN BON milOen Siri9sn srprobt. uno IS
lit nun allgsinein anertannt, baB er 0as bette
6siImittel lit fur &ungenibel, tnOem ct Dos
9anSe Stlo bon elmer leiGien Grt&liung bis
3u O6ltstr Aussebruu8 umfabt. QB6rt ss
nidt tus9sn bisler Bsrbienitt, 10 ndre er iaon
ldnaft obne 2sbens3eiaen psri4puHCen.
t6I-gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15
Qln nnfsre auemartiaen @n6Itrt6enten!

sdmmtItat eubferibtnten auF uuiere tdsIids unb
tp6bentIide Hussabt, psIbe nod I'm Eittttanot tno
babet i'm 2auIs bsr Iebten Gage tbre RsHnunstn 1u9s'
I6idt trbaItsn. 9isitHt8eu. ptths nnisrt gtabnun9
un%bsratF&ttst IaFsu, ntiIieu espdrttgsn, 6aB nab BEN
/. Februar bic 3uisnbutg Des Blattss ~etresiteat tptrb
tI7u. aDl Der Perau3geber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15

Bur 8eahtuns fur S6netber.
Die btTtn Yrsile lperOsn Fir neue Su9s
Nbfdae aler 4rt ge8tbsn bel 9abio g..
Shannon & 60 m pr 81 T. "a un0 So,
Sect ia &c. (37-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-15

GT BUR 2eIIun8 bon Suften, Grfdts
tuna oOsr ranbem sails 8e6raa9t
8rotpn'S 8rcnt1tal SrOGes%
fqlnt, IN Z 1 n a ur0,n R9Dtal
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-21
BRANCH, SCOTT & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
n 20 USEI, GA.,

AUENfS EOR MARYLAND STE.i "
SUGIR REFINERY, proprietors Of ET.
CELSIOR EXO WHRING MTt,LS Can
furnish al grades Of fresh Ground Flour
III barrels or sacks Also prepared to exc.
cute orders for Corn; Bncor Oats and any.
thing that pertain &c "rodhcc Business, nt
the !n&tit market ratcs. We Offer extra
induccEcn5 10 county merchants in fur.
nishing. Standard refined Sugar at the
Iticc Cost 10 Iny dozen Utfr. Merchants
would DO well 10 send for price list
mar I-i:Sih
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-21
MILLIONS BCnr Tcstimomy to their
Wonderful Gmrnti.G Enccta.

Wonderful Curative Effects.
vinegar Biitcra are not q vile Fuucy
Drink, Made OF Poor Rum, Whisltcy,
Proof Spirits mud Refuse Liquors, doc
torcd. spiccd and swcctcncd to please the taste,
called Toncs,' Appc,ixers" Rcstorcrs," &c.
that lead tho tippcr to drunkenness and ruin
but are n true Medicine, mado rom Tho Native
Roots AMI Herbs Of California, free from, uII
Alcoholic Stimuiunts. They are tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect
Rcnorator aim lnvigorator Of tho System. carry
ing oil all poisonous matter and restoring tho blood
to n healthy condition. No person can tako thEse
Bittcrs according 10 directions and remain long
unwcll. provided their bones are not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means. aud tho vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They nrcn Gentle Purgntivc nv we'll
ASA Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
OF acting as powerful agent in relieving ConEcs-
ton or Inflammation Of tho Liver, and OF nll tho
Yisccral Organs.
FOR FEM AI.E COMPLAINTS, whether
In young or old married or siuglc, at the dawn Of
womanhood or at tho turn OF life, these Tonic Bit
tcrs have equal.
For 1nllmmmntory and Chronic Rheu-
mntism mud Cont, Dyspepsia or Im-
digestion, Bilious, Kcmittcnt nmd
Intermittent Fcvcrs, Discnscs Of tho
BLOOD, Liver, IkidncyH md Bladder,
these Bitirrs have been most successful. SucI,
Diseases are caused by Sitiutcd Blood,
whiah is generally proluccd by arrangement OF
the Digestive 0rauns.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in tho shoulders, Coughs, Tight
mesa Of the Chest. Dizziness, Soiir Eruoiations Of
tho Stomnch, bad Taste in tho Sfttith; Bilious
Attacks ralpitaton Of tho Heart fnifarhmat ION ot
Tho Lungs; Pain III .he eions OF tie Kidneys; and
n hundred other is.hfus symptoms ore tho OF:
springs Of Dyspepsia.
They invigornto the Stomach and stimulate tho
torpid Liver and bowels which render then, OF
uncaualled efficacy IN cleansing tho blood OF MI ih,l
futtita, and 'mpN,.ihS new ne 6uG yigoi 10 tho
whole system.
FOR Sk IN DISEASES, Eruptions, ,Tettef.
salt Rheuh. l'lotchcs, spots, rimplcs. Pustulns,
Rolls, Cnrbnnclra, Rims. s.Wonns S. all Head, sore
Eyes, ,Ery>pclns ttch Scurfs. Dis oloratons Of tho
Ektn. liuniurS alt DIS ascS q! the skim Ut what
cycs nninc or mature. are h;rras dug up aud car.
r"1 rNt OF the system in short Time by tho use OF
these li;tcrS One hottie in - ci cases will con:
vince the iosi mCrrlu'u~ us ;Acir curative effect.
Cleanse the Nunt:d Blood Whenever you find its
impurities bursting thro:sh tho skin in pimplca,
Hrnptions or Sores cleanse Il when you find il
ohs;ructcd aud sluggish IN tho veins; cleanse IL
when is foul and y"r feelings will tell you whcn
Keep the b!ooi Tyrc, ", tho health Of tho sy stem
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and ether WORMS, nrking
IN the arsrm of 81 niny thousands, nre effectually
destroy cd and removed.
Soun BN ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
J. MAfkER, rrorrirt"r. II. II McDONAID& &c
GO, prnErlSts aud ten. A.cnts, SAN Frnnciso,,
Col, ana ~ and 81 Comn,o,Io Street Now York
mny IL
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Charlotte, Columbia aud August
Rail Road.
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NllE following Passenger Schedule will
J. 20 into effect on this Road on and aft er
Sunday, June l.
DAY rnAIN-ooISa NORTH.
1oovo ,,r,s,o ., 3,s
Hais,','t';, n ono
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A,,;; o%io, -, H,,, Nv 90 Ill
'A'i''' w 0"''' i''''' w. ~ o'oo III
NIhiif fNAix-=Golxd Sohfh.
oeaFe ang"s,a AT b.00 p In
No'' @ moia; II ~ m
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70 THE AFFLICTED !!

~ last II Surc remedy has hCcn found fer
all ,}yn Discusses, such NJ Itch, letter,
Hingwcrin Poison Oak Pimprs, &c-.
GcnNon'H S'ala)nm Broth Is warranted in
every instance For sale hy all Druggists.
-. T. l. l. Benson, rrorrictors, Char.
iut,rSyillr Va
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Always on Hand.

A complete stock Of Gents Ready
Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods
and Piece Goods in great variety,
Boots and Shoes, Ladies aud Misses
Caters and SLIPPERS, which cannot BIO
surpassed for cheapness and quality
at Il. ELDERS.
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FURNITURE.

large lot Of Furl.iInrc,c onsisiinp Of
Lounges, Sofas, Book Cases, wiring Desks,
all Walnut, 100 MS orted, Single nnd Double
behs'eads, 100 White Oak Split Bottom
DINING Chairs, Parlor Chairs, Wardrohcs,
cottage Sets, ana everything usually
kep' IN The Furniture Inc, at prices 10 snit
me purchaser, for cash, Looking Glasses
ph' III cld frames or made to order. Our
terms are cash and we will sell for The cash.
Ca'i nd see our large stock, lust arrived.
Jan 20 MCINTYRE g. co.
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.E0I Girls in The Country.


VIII somo of our young girls, liv-
ing miles and miles out in The
country, read tha following, and sec
il a. heart tAcro is not 50 ne truth in
II DO you not at times contrast
your l;fc With tina: Of yoar city sis.
tors, yhd nurn,ur Il !it.lc at yourown
position You feel within you such
a perfect capacity for approaching
the la vi2S Of ii'c, and you wonder
Why that for you the lines have
he@n c"s, IL such apparently barron
places. All this to one who is still
young, and has not ceased expecting
great thing i'll the future, is natural
enough. 1t is easier to dream life at
sixteen than twenty, and far more
simple even than at thirty. Napo-
lGon'scXpressionof "imagination rules
'hc world,"2is true enough ia a GER
tain SENSE but, in the sense that we
arc now taking II, the sway is far
more absolute over the young than it
j. after they begin to look for tarcs
among the wheat, and alloy in the
goil.
int let us compare some Of thci:
Joys Oh" DRESSINGS with those that
Juu receive and see after all which is
the trrcr, the purcr; which brings
,he more ansn'n'c lcacc. 1hey have
,"Nnr'""S'y lnrh'Shrd houses, wear
handsome clolhlh-, 1--we III an n.mcs'
Fhcfe o' tue latest an st talcnts as
regards music and atr and to crown
all, worship God under archcd domcs,
~ ,hc sh"u"w "i ann '"l'Elons lights,
ana 'he Singing done by Pr"Xy.
-" 'he young &ir'S, TO whom all
'he%c ,h'' = arc co!n'"on occurrences,
pr'"t hy 'h'ir advantages 1t IS 70
mem IKE 'lc grand v!c"S OF Mont
n''nc wcre 70 the ola woman who
'N1" at us 'o'i ;"why she saw sh;,
'Vcry way as u lhc daliy seeing II
"c''"o'o" rom us h''uty. 700 often
i"'y l,'' '"G'r ,ruS' !" the power OF
'n"h'i 20 MAKE 'h''r homrs what th"y
S"on',' pc. 'i'co ""'"", ana Italian
n''o'' "cNn' "n""c "h} nome happy
rs lo' music anu aF', 'hcy b"'h, aS a
ru'r' "'fc earnest thought and
,""y I" "' appreciated nnd chi1y'd.
va" may possess, '''c"' - decree
"'' ''I",'cH '''''' "r IL" hpp'lca'ioh,
~ ,'''!' 'n"."u s'""" ''"S'' VI u nn'
{, WV nus u nov r"ihaf''y .he
oNc' '"c-'r"'nH OF 'hc young Eitis
- '',''' nay" n'o 'n'ir hc''' 80 MI,
{" WV, "h"Prl"e' V'"'''''", hea"X ana
~ - '''''""'' '''''c VI hi'''nS 'ha'
'"''"s 80 '"'y Scc ho', ana ears
IN 'u"' ""'' '"I o"'"''n" @ "''' '"' '''"ES
a.! "'"""" '"'"', WHICH " H1th'"',
t"'',>''s ''''''"' "'"'" NC '''"'''c'y re
'''T,'t"S' W,I:i
"',r ~" \N"o '''' "o'''ocr 'hc
n,o c' - q" - " y
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Jrl' ''l,o" ,',.' " ,,', ""'D; "'' 'nN S'>'T'
'''"''''I"'0'c c"' "'"''
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.S%rntM ! RCnd 'fhiS !

We w;'l pay Agents II Salary of $50 ncr
week ani expenses, or allow n large com.
nassau Ia sell our ncw and wonderful in
N"nti"is. Address NJ. WAGNER & CO.,
Marshall. Mich.