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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-08

HENRY Il. HEL III IL D l. DIS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
Fluid Extract SarSaparllla

Will radically cxterminntc from the SYSTEM :;rr"
fulu, syphilis feeyer S;:rc-, Ulcers; 3ere Eyes,
Sore Leg, Sore Mouth. Sore Head, Bronchitis,
Skin Diseases, Salt Rhcum, Cunkers, Runnng$
from the Ear, White SwrllingS Tumors, Can
ccrou- Affections, Nodr-. RickctS Gandulnr
:'wclings, Night Sweat. Rash, letter, Humor$
Of I'LL kinds, Chronic rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
and all diseases that hav" hecn established III the
system for wears.
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NJ
M
HENRY Il. HELMBGLD'S
Concentrated Iuid Ext. Buchu,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.

z
has cured every case Of DIABETES in which it
has been given, Irritation OF the Neck of the
Bladder and Inflammation of the Kidneys, u
ccraton of the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention
of Urine, Diseases Of the PROSTATE Gland Stone
in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick-dust De-
post and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for
Enfeeblcd and Delicate Constitutions of both
sexes, attended with the following SYMPTOMS: In
disposition to Exertion, Loss Of Power, Loss Ct
Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Veal Nerve
Trembling Horror Of Disease, Wakefhlness,
Dimncss of Vision, Pain in the Back Hot
Hands Flushing of the Body, Dryness of the
Skin, Eruption on the Face, Palld Counten-
ance, Universal Lassitude OF the Muscular Sys-
TEN, etc.
Used by persons from the ages of eighteen to
twenty five and from thirty-tive to ttty-hve, or
in the decline or change of life after confinement
or labor pains hed-wetting in children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-08

Ihenew Spanish Niinisterhas beenreceivedby
The President, and the speeches made on both
~;ics were courteous and friendly.
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The Susluehanna is said to be swarming with
Wild ducks, and the sportsmen are bagyine
them b. the dozen every DAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-08

DIR. Samuel p Van Hoosen of Albany, n.
e., while in an intoxicated condition, murdered
his wife this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-08

i!.,.- .i"coh tl,a III. Governor Of Wn~. Vir
:;1i. iii hi inaugural address, advocated the
Payment CT an equitable portion of the old Vir-
cilii:; debt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-08

,;li. Blair has introduced in the Senate /;
General amnesty" BILL
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Full and explicit directions accompany the
medicines.
.yEyRT T.. HELMBOLD'S GENUINE
PREPARATIONS
Delivered t. any address, secure from observa-
ton. am,
DRUGGISTS everywhere Address letters for in
FORMATION. in confidence, to HENRY r. HELM
BOLD, Druggist nild Chemist;
Only Dcp@tS: IT. HELMBQLD, ; Drugsnd
Chemical Warehouse, No; 54 Broadway, New
,at lul South Tenth street, Philadelphia, Pa
beware of Countcrtet,. Ask for HENRY 7.
HELMBOLDS! Take no other. feb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-08

Both houses Of Congress adjourned. yester-
day, until to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-08

As the time approaches for the nomination
Of Il candidate for T. 5. Senator by the Con-
seryatives of the Legislature of Virginia, more
interest is being manifested, and the friends of
the respective candidates are busy in marsh
aliue their forces for the contest.
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By l.. II. Harrison, AuctiOneer.

l. No ! Household and Kitchen Furniture
the ctrrls of gentleman about to leave the city.
Will BIZ sold on TU ESDAY, March l4th if fair,
irnut the next Tellsduy, at 10 o'clock IL. m, at
No ;2G King street between Paine and West
streets, large lot of No Household and
Kitchen Furniture embracing in part several
No. Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Ingram
and other Carpets; No. Black Walnut and
Mahogany Bedroom Sets, Cottage Sets, Marble
Top Wn>h>tands and Bureaus, Mirrors, Sofas,
Trtr-a-TeteS, Mahogany Dining, Extension and
Marble Top Centre, Card and other Tables,
Mattresses, What-nuts, Sewing Machine No.
Rosewood Piano and Melodeon, French II day
Time Piece l splendid Side Saddle, complete
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking, Purnr and other
Stoves. No Chairs. Sale without reserve.
mar SIT
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The Joint High Commission" and the
,Dignitaries' in Washington are holding
High links" in that city dining and feast
ine''-to which We have not word Of objec-
tion--for these inequalities make men kind
and courteous But when Mr. Reverdy John
ION vas in England and accepted the hospital,
ties extended to hsns there, there was quiet a
'hubbub raised on this side of the Atlantic
1t was dreadful that Ike should accept an invita-
ron RI q dinner
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1871

The Legislature Of Virginia must hurry
nm, the business which is behind hand. The
course of the last month has caused great dis
satisfaction throughout the State. Too much
time has been wasted-thcre has been too
much strife and 'contention-too much hight
iuy"-wish words-words- words. There is no
reason why railroads should predominant
over every other interest They should have
their time, and place, aud space. But they
are not to use up ill time and all space. The
legislature has strangely misunderstood the
people of Virginia in supposing that they were
1AoVv interested in railroad quarres. 1t is
not 50. ION the contrary, directly tie rerc'Se.
Railroads are very inportant-but there are
some other matters to be thought OF:
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THE STE.rSoN FAtLURE-A letter to the
Philadelphia Inquirer. dated New York.
March 18th says:
"A large meeting of thu creditors Of Messr:.
Stetson the present lessees Of the Astor
House, was held here yesterday. The counsel
for the Messrs. Stctsou made statement OF
the liabilities: which amounted in all to 800
coo. Of amount, $50 900, with interest:
were bonded, and further sum of $5s uD0
was due to the personal friends of the family,
who had loaned that amount to enable the
s;tetsous to keep On their business. The assets
available for the creditors were actually nothing
except the earnings of the house. The rent Of
the house was S4,GG6,6G a month, and the
lease had four years to run. That lease was
not transferable, is one Of its conditions was
that AM. transfer or sale oft rendered it void.
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WASHINGTON Items Chief Justice Chase
is in Washington iii improved health Senator
Summers health has much improved
Grant gave Reception yesterday afternoon
The division of the District into election pre-
cincts has been made
The trial of Bowen for bigamy Is going on.
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Upon the opening of another season, We would
again invite the attention OF Dir friends to one OF
the largest and best assorted stocks Of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
that sc have ever opened, embracing some OF
the best makes of
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
Cloths und Doeskin Cussmcres, in black and
colnrs; English and French Suitings, such q;
Pulitots Grunitcs, Tricots and Melons.
A beautiful assortment of genuine BnnnocE
Burn Chcviot Suitings, cheaper than at any time
since the war.
FANCY STYLES
in almost endless variety, to please all tastes.
Ali kinds Of
DOMESTIC CA5SIMERES,
cheap for boys. Also very large assortment of
TA1LORS' TRIMMINGS.
We will he better prepared this season 10 fur
nish
DRESS OR BUSINESS SUITS,
Mt the lowest rates trimmed and made in the best
manner, than ever before. guaranteeing perfect
satisfaction.
GENTS DRESS SHIRTS,
of all numbers, constantly on hand. We Will
also have Shirts made for Gents or Rnys by
measure guaranteeing /, lit.
UNDERWEAR for Gents all numbers.
ENGLISH HALF HOSE. all numbers.
We would invite any who are i'll want Of the
above goods to call ard see liz, as feel sure We
can please. WILMER d SLAIMAkER,
feb Is - and Il King street..
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TO THE PUBLIC.

as the sale OF tickets in the Cooperative
buiiding Association has been go rapid, thus
reducing tho expenses OF the raf'e very ma
terlaIly, the General Agent has concluded to
reduce tho number Of tickets to 1000. Az
This scheme was not designed as specula-
tion, but merely to change the investment 10
more extensive improvements in the city. it
is hoped that the advantage in the reduction
OF the number Of tickets may bo readily seen
and appreciated. About onc-ffth OF the
numberof tickets have been already DISPOSED
OF. DIR. E. W.. WHEELER,
General Agent. Key Box IS, Columbia, S. O.
June IS
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HOW WE USED 70 BH pHYsIoK-

EDITWho does not lemember the timo when
spring purgation was considered intisnensa.
bio to summer health2 No m,at,or foT wry
faces. the inevitable. salts aud sscnnh.. rhu:
barb. or calomei and jalap, must be admins.
tered. These .''snrine medicines. :. The young.
sters we're to!dswere TO keep them hale and
h9arty during the summer. We all know now
that this was a fallacy; that' new vigor, not
depletion, is what is required Mt tho com.
mcncement OF the summer solstlce. AH q.
preparation for the senervating efreots OF op-
pressiyo summer weather, course Of HOS.
TETTER'6 STOMACH BITTERS is highly.
e1pedient. This famous vegetable prepara-
ton has three prominent properties: It reno
Yates, puriios and regulates all the functions
OF tho body. 1t Is composed exclusively OF
pure vegetable productions, viz The essen-
ual principle OF MonongaheIa Rye, and the
most etleacious tonic and alternative roots.
parks anu gums known to medical botapibts.
Honce, it is an absolutely safe medicine. and
no tincture OF the ePharmaoopGia can compare
Win II either in purity, or intho variety Of its
ob]ects, and its comprehensive results. Hap,
PLY for mankind, the theory that it WAS neces.
sery TO prostrate patient in order to cure
hlm, is forever exploded, and tho truo phiIo.
soPhical doctrine, that vigor is the great an
tagoniat OF disease, has taken it's place. Hos
tetter's Bitters is an invigorant, and hence it
- the proper medicine for tho feeble ct this
most trying season OF the year.
Be sure that you obtain tho genuine article,
market. Look to the orn amontai stamp. tho
engraved label, and the name blown in TO the
glass. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters la sold in
bottles only. JuIv q IN
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staeas Saeps sEaa sEa5ae h.
cotton p1ahhnk. This gofltHf9 81 bfeHin
stutfs, the manufacture Of nee{1ea .hrtSHle lef{
for the1AQpsehpld aud the farm;.ant Tho
19steflng OF mechanical industries are sub
sldlarY TO this one leading pursuit; thsyy
flourish only ns it prospars. Every SIM
mer there is!h general and tluetbHOus
complaint made by the business tf1eu.oft
Southern cities Of the ruinous ,stagna.
ton OF trode, seven merchants out OF
every ten asserting that.nothing lika,the
present dull times was evdt known be-,
fore. ,Hhe railroad men never aaw. travel
so lighh. and consequently hotels never
had aoi teR'gnests But we venture to
saythai comparison oftstnsistics will
snow. no more stagnation in business af-'
fairs thls' than obtained last season., 2
30 long la the main BUSINESS s. of our
people is raising cotton, 30 long. will Uur.
cities, be aull places during the summers.
Cotton planters: have onlytwo divisions.
Of the year. Fkas February to Septem-
Der their whole: time is devoted to grow.
ing the crop; from October to HoDruafty
in :diaposing OF it,, paying their debts,
nnd supplying the wants of their house.
holds,v la diversity of pursuits ig neoes-
"eS*J" w t>@<0AAAtSAAs w bdJ -tOuolO9EAOl6
extent, tmde and travel through the en-
tire year, and thiokly populated ooup-
try is ne6essafy to foster the diverSityL
unless there be such q foreign denadnd
for the manufactured articles as to rem
der the manufacturers independent '..of
the home market Large cotton facto-
ries, With their imposing buildings,
make o. grand display, and are OF i'm
mense benefit, but she small shops OF
the lesser and nnpretending manufao-
turers OF plows, hoes, thrashing ma
chimes, horse shoes, boots; shoes, wa
CONS. harness, wheel -barrows, brooms,
and hundreds OF other articles, give q
more healthy stream of life blood to the
body poiitic than cotton spinning. The
men who are engaged il such useful
pursuits should receive not only the good
wishes, but tho earnest support Of The
communities wherein they toll.
Augusta Constitutionglist.
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Quarterly Returns.
OFFICE CITY. TREASuRER

=. CoIUMDIA, s. o., Jhre ~, 1871
Y "A TTEETION is called TO the {oalowinc ex
"a tract from San Ordinance to raiee Sun.
plies for the year 1871 The penalty for fall
nre To make raturns will be rightly enforced.
There shall be paid quarterly tag OF onu
per cont. upon all SALES AT AUCTION OF ali
goods and chattels, and one half per cent.
on aif:sales at auction OF all real estate and
STOCKS OF every description: Propided. That
No saA suaii Oe levied Gu any sales at at1ction
mace by order OF Court, or undor process OF
"Ihore shall be paid quarterly by all a1En-
omnsIs at ana other persons tax Of mo per
cent. on all goods, wares and mercha Al ndise
eolu pF them on CONSIGNMENT: ono per cent
on the premiums of every and edch 1SsURtyrr
company located i'll the city,of Columbia. or
Whlch have agencies therein. Each and
every EXPRESS COMPANY transactinp Lueiness
within the limits of said city shall mako
Quarterly returns OF their gross receipts. and
pay ono par cent. On tho amount of sucb re-
turns at the end OF each quarter. Each and
every TELEGRAPH COMPANY ehaIl, in like man
ner, make quarterly returns OF their gross
receipts, on which returns shall be paid tnS
,of one per cent. 80 ''A
"Ihe refusal or neglect to mako regular
quarterly roturns aud pay the tax thereon to
tho City Clerk and Treasurer, shall subject
me defaulting parties to fine OF two dollars
lor each and every days default"
WAi. ]. ETTER.
= U.e 20 City Clerk and Trensurcr,
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New Books, bv Express.

New Books. bv Express.
pHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH OF
a CHRIST, sc.. by strond, and letter by
Sir James Simpson, N. D. -
Hugh AIiller's Life and Letters. two Vol.
-umes, BY Peter Bayne. with purtrai!. "a:
Christianity and Pqsitiveism, Ly MuCosh.
Peopie.s Practical Poultry Cook, Complete.
Mrs. Wistaf. - -
Callirhoo. n Romance, by Sand. go.
CLIMATES for 1nra'ids, by l.. Bill. s125.
!S5'y Body and Mind, by Mandsley. London. 81.
Little Men, by author OF Little Women. son
Pike County Baliads. by John Hay. eI.5O.
Mrs. Bcctcn's Book OF Household Manage
ment. Most complete work. Illustrated.
Also, come new Novels by good authors.
just opened. at BRYAN & McGAnrEM,s =
0unc 40 Bookstore
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A FEW reasons why they ahould haye the
IN preference over all others: .l.
/. Wheeler i Wilson's Sowing Machine Ia
much simpler, than any OF the others; re-
curing leas than half tho amount OF ma
chinery.
2. As tho result OF this simplicity, this ma
chine Is much less liable than tho others to
get out OF repair.
greater durability. r
4. Another rcenlt is loss friction, and, con-
eequentiy, greater ease and rapfdity Of mo
lion, with less noise,
B. And greatest Of all that It uses no Shut.
tic, and m axes the lock stitch.
It is the cheapest to buy the best. Buy the
machine that has Justly, fairly and honora-
bly, won reputation and independence
against strong and bitter competition For
moro than twenty years has the Wheeler i
Wilson not only stood tiret and foremost, but
now stands the uniivalled Sowing Machine OF
the enlightened civilized world. Buy the ma
chine that has been thus tested and proved,
and then yo1 arc 6uro to get tho best. For
sale on the easiest possible terms. Sales.
room Main street, sccond door below PHOENIX
office, Columbia, S. @.
Us. PUnSLEY, Agent
a. WHITE, General Southern Agent. .
June 81 smo.
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PROCLAMATION.

COLUMBIA, juno 23, 1871.
NA| HEHEdS, information has bcen officially
w received at this Department that WI.
GAMES have occurred in the Offices OF County
CommisSioners in tho following Counties, 10
VT: Ia ;HNe%T?;,eIry County. Simeon Young and
aan payla asllst9ck; Chester County, ". Il. Fro
neberger and Alexander Kelsey; Clarendon
County, 7. j. Lemon and Gadsden Taflton:
Union County, H. H. White and John Tins.
10y; Laurens County, David Fuulko and Tur.
pin Dendy. failed to Qualify.
Governor OF the State OF South Carolina. in
accordance with the thirty. seventh Section OF
the Aot, OF September 20, 1868, entitled IAN
Act 70 dehno tho duties and jurisdiction OF
county commissioners" i" do horoby issuo this,
my proclamation, that a special election be
hold on TUESDAY, tho 25th day OF Jnly
next, TO lsaid vacancies for tho uneIpired
term thefeoas within the said Counties, re-.
speoIveiy The Commissioners of Elections,
appointed In pursussnce Of "An Act proyid.
Ing for the General Elections; and the manner
OF onduoting the same" approved March /.
1870 are authorized and directed to conduct
Inc salu special elections, respectively; and 10
MAKE al necessary arrangements therefor.
anu eaon OF them arc hereby required, after
duo publication, aud with strict regard to the
PROVISIONS OF the Constitution and the laws Of
me =. state touching their duties in suoh case.
to oause suoh elections to be held on the day
eloreaaid, and to take a!l tho necessary steps
Tor the holding Of auch elections, and Tor tho
aaoeftAining and determining the person or
Peasons who shall have been duly elected
In testimony whereof, havo hereunto eet
my hand, and osuaed tho Great Seai Of
the state to be affixed, at Columbia,
L. snis 1Sd day Of June. A. D. 1871, and
p,ondenco Of the United States Of Ame.
. ROBERT z. SCOTT. Governor.
r.. =: L; os sCAIDozo, Secretary OF State.
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CLOTHING HOUSE;
cH I Ids & WILEY.
COLI pIBIA. Sc.

WE have marked down all OF our LARGO
w stock OF READY-MADE CLOTHING 10
such low figures that the price con,ea W;th;O
roach OF ell that Wish a good fitting garment.
made In the latest style and by the best max,
ess, ers IN !, New York. We are the only house that
sei! Al Linen Drawers at $50. Wo arc the
Calcutta Suits, warranted genuine. An In
spectlon OF our large stock will settle tho
mlnd OF any ono that money is made by buy-
ng nrng from Us. Iiirty-two inch Sole Leather
trunks, only few left, at 500 Jnne 81
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To Architects.
pLANs for tho erection OF a City Hall. cor
4 ner OF Washington and Richardson
ceived until 20th Of July. Building to be Of
brick, OF tho following dimeneione: los feet
front on Richardson street and 165 feet depth
on Washington street, two stories. with man
stores; upper story to bo flushed as a Thea
ire. WIN accommodations for 1900 persons:
remainder % OF upper story to DO finished as
Plans to be handed to Chairman oy snccia,
Committee OF City Council
J. SMITH,
W. MOONEY.
". SINONS,
juno 2l ]. TAYLOR, Committee.
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To Architects.
pLANS for tho erection OF a Market Honeo
i tl23 foet in length by 63 fee! in width j on
hsav s.ree M be between
cooper Taylor, until 11th July, 1871.
AUGUSTUS COOPER, Chairman.
CHARLES MINORT,
8. Is. THOMPSON,
W. HAYNE,
June % Cnmn5;t.o.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT

REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT.
F1HOSE who havo lost several Natural
u Teeth, md have been advised to part
with remaining sound ones, as the first step
requested, before snbmitiing to practice.
cruel IN itself and often unnecessarily pcr.
formed. to convince themselves of it's falIaey.
by looking closely into matter or 30 much
Importance.
The above improvement was designed 10 re-
sist so deplorable practice, and after a tho.
rough test OF moro than three years, is found
tenn OF Artificial Dentistry has heretofore doie.
1t is now possible to obtain partial cases.
which will cave for years Natural Teeth, and
be at the same time reliable In every respect.
feel interested to call at our Operating
fooms, and examine duplicate specimens OF
cases now in actual use. 81
Novel, REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS.
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NOTES GIVEN FOR SLAVES. Judge
Erskine, of the United States District
Court, has rendered an opinion on the
validity OF contracts, made for the pur-
chase of slaves. It will be seen that
the mind Of his Honor is clear, aud we'll
supported by authority, that ''if con-
tracts entered into. previous to the pro.
mitigation Of the Presidents proclama-
tion of emancipation, 'bhe consideration
of whioh s.was the price and purchase
money of, slayes, were then, valid under
the Constellation pnd laws of? the United
States and OF. the State OF Georgia, the
aid 0f.the, courts mnst be given If de-
manA1d, to enforce them. n%-l.i:. =. ~
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Symbolic Admonition!.


NSHE. eeason is al hand whom The human
= !amilT is moro afflicted than ttirinR any
other part OF the year. The sul's rays acting
upon tho decayed vegetable and animal mat.
tor, poiHonB tho atmosphere, and produces
mapy disorders, OF the systen,-ChiIls and Fe-
yeT,. Bilious Complaints, DiarrhGa Dyaen-
tory, Cholera Morbus, Cremps and Cholic, etc.
Hence the syetem requires an insi9oi aslnR
and tonic .medicine, that will braoe. up .dfs
shattered. forces. and enable the organn to
perform their proper functions. For this par.
R2set We %9nld rec9%T3ei,d 3 tho nse Of nE1N
= For Dyspepsia aud Weak Stomach.
(. For tho LIVER apl Kidpeyh. H.,
Eor Coughs and Sore Throat. :.
For the Lungs ard Splitting Of nio6u. =
For weakness and GENERAL Debility.
:. For loss Of Appetite. For Sick aosdAcha. {.
For Diarrhma and Dyeqntofy., (, ttrs;f
For Eevor and Ague. For Bi1ious ToveE..
Eor cholera MOrbts and Cramps.
For Palpitatlon OF tho II cart.
For nr9Fen Down Nervous 8yAtem
For NeufalRia and Rheumatfsn. 4.
For Purifying tho Blood.
HEINITsEa'S QUEEH's DELl0HT
The people approve of, and physicians sano-
ton it's use, because It is q good medicine.
Tako no other medicine. Il Is spring invi-
gorAtor, . summer tonic. = purifying beve.
rage, admirably adapted to al conditions,
male and femAle-grown persons and chill.
dren at this particular season. Be sure and
call at Hoinitsh'e Drug Store and get bottl
OF his great medicine.
Prepared only by E. q. HEINITeH,
May sod3 Druggist and Chemist.
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GPECIAL ATTENTION given to thoo OIL
- lection OF Commercial Paper, Interest
Conversion OF State Securities, By
Nov 2S emo Z. GAMBRILL, Broker.
The best place to got cool summer drink
!e at PoLLoCK's.
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For Sale,
z 600 AcREsot LAND III garnwen.
loo ACKES Ill kershaw-:n lots to suit.
Saw Mill and 900 acres OF Land in Lcxiur.
ton, on North Edipto 81 900.
a'2oJ acres Watereo Bottom Land, SO Or aero
.o l.ooo acres creek bottom and pine Land, ut
e. Per acre House in this city, s., Geo
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the
cHy.so,500. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT,
attorney at Law and Heal Estate Agent.
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