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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-06-29

H. T. HELMBoLDs Improved Rose Wash
cannot be surpassed as Face Wash, and will be
found the only specific remedy in every species
of Cutaneous Affection. 1t speedily eradicates
pimpes, spots, scorbutic dryness, indurations of
tho cutaneous membrane, etc., dispels redness
and incipient Inflammation, hives, rash, moth
patches dryness of the scalp skin, frost bites,
and oil purposes for which salves or ointments
are used; restores tho skin to state Of purity
and softness, and insures continued healthy ac-
tion to the tissue of its vessels, on which depends
the agreeable cearness and vivacity Of COM
plexon so much sought and admired But how
ever valuable as a remedy for existing defects of
the skin. II. T. Helmbold's Rose Wash has long
sustained:its principle claim to unbounded pat
roIage by possessing qualities which render it
a Toilet Appendage of the most Superlative and
Congenial character, combining in an elegant
formula those prominent requisites, Safety and
Eficacy-the invariable accompaniment of its
use-as Preservative and Refresher of the
Complexion. 1t is an excellent Lotion for Syph-
ilitid Nature, and rs an injection for diseases of
the Urinary Organs, arising from dissipation,
used in connection with the Extract Buchu, Sar-
sapa1lla- and Catawba Grape Pills, in such dis
eases as recommended, cannot be surpassed
Price 81 90 per bottle. -a..--.-,. ..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-06-29

Ayers CathaItic Pills,
For ell tho purposes OF Laxative
Medicine.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-06-29
Herring's Safes
IN THE SPOTSwOOD
S23,5OO IN CURRENCY,

and the Books and Papers, Silver and Valuables
of the Spotswood Hotel and the Adams
- & Southern Express Com
panies are
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-06-29

,..:- Axle Grease,
By tho Box or Keg. HoDasoN s. DUNLAP.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-06-29

Messrs. Editors: What is your opinion of
the value of sweet apples for stock feeding
and what varieties are the best for this pur-.
pose? Which is the best season for trans.
planting fruit trees, spring or autumn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Cir bic Observation-Disclosures

empisblen @sbriiber etsco in Nr, 80, Roroz
9barlrsitruBc, papitlidc 6lG98en en- gros mo en-
Slluminationss eimphen Su o Gents jtnc bel @ez
briibern 8reubcr in Rr. 50, yortbtr,, bel Srn.
giIbelm Seine oui Der Gde Der So'nearos nno
Gaitletr. unh bel Srn. u. Wtntcs Der st. Satos
bus. Sirte geAenlber Su bnben.
Oie SS. 81 perbtmann & S9pars in Gr.
1927, Wrjfs Balttnoreitr. baben Der. st. uno pdpitz
lido sloo9eu uuc diueiiGe sampions In 8roBer Nus
fpabl unl Eager. o
ST. SEQ. -. Gtcinbah in Nr. 70, 2t6 H.. 2iS,
@tita Y Baltimore Strase, madt auf iein rsihbalti9es
Eager Don amcrifanilden nno oeutlhcH Tllag9en,
Guimertianl.
Yrddtise lransparentc, idon %eersiert. Dor aaem
nit elmer 9roBen u~orSi9lib 9etrohenen qtbo9rapbtc
Sbo5ys Strafe, an bQbcu, To-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17

Or. sol, Nelt baltimore StraBe,
srireut ib aud bisiss Sabr Der tuobloeroienten @nnSt
ctncs ultcr eaubbGlinen i'm Treien GrbolunS iu6enz
ben anientbalt i'm @arten bo1it on9sncbnl, uno Der
gBtrtb Sr. Salielborit frebeuSt ieinen trsfIz
liben @eritsnlait nit elmer iolhen eisbensiuiroi9fttt,
bab man has Wieoertontmen ipobt ME psr9iBt, Sun1al
Sonnabenos unb Wtonta9s Mbenos, 100 Gin Wnitf.
6 orps Die Hsisc oes raponos@artenS" bnrt telns
aIdHss nod srbobt.
sJ- Die 80 oneorsia" iuirb Montag gbeno In
ibrer @eueral. S eriammluH9 tutCr onoeren pibti9en
rid,tline elmer ei9enen @asauitalt fir bGs g%tabliics
nsnt, ipieoer beratben, reip. ben Scrtdt oes tctr. Cos
mites cnt9egtniebIntH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Sa8 Wodenblatt bcs uSorrefppn=
S

weldeS geitern Mor9en eri6ieu entbalt Be-
rifte iiber ale pibtigeu @rcigniie Der letten
@ohe I'M Sns uno Inslanoe, iopie eoito.
ricle Seipre6ungen bcrielbeu, ferner cine
reide IlSuabl intcreiantcr, oermiibter BE
ri6te, uo(it1lipigen Scrt6t iiber Die Serbalo-
lungeu OcS Yrolcrcou9reiicS in Y~tttSbur9 &C.
@inSeIne hummer 5 StS., mad europa an
irgcnO cine gegebene Ioreiie 10 StS. ODER So
pr. ,Sabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Cob! 0plo! Cob!

IGe, pslfe Sob. uub Silberniinjen, TO-
mie @reenbadS BON 25 Gents bis 81 500
wiini6en, ioaten nad Nr. rs, 8 BAL.
ii M oreitraBe, 9eben, ~iuoielblt iolde an
ale 8Gufsr eiueS 8Gltteus init Sanog meg
gegebcn ,peroen. Der YreiS 1T nnr tiinfbig
Gsnts pro aditteu, unb man betommt BON
10 Gents bis $50 NIB uhren in iebem 8df.
ten, weldes ma IN SIR. rs, @eit-Saiti'
moreiiraBe, fault.
Sorme1l & %9oratte,
(144) a~ueini9e gisentbiimer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
@arielo'S a,
patentirte electromagnetic
Raltmd((fr-Sfiff.

Dieie Seiie II cine Der nhtlidacn Grfnbunssn b.s
Sa6riiate in iaIteiu, iuarnena, bartelu, tueiten oosr
Salbipaier obne aoden obsr Waidinerie. une ipirb
s%arantirt. oaB fe bic feinften f~5abrtiate nitt btfhdbi8t.
ipenn nod Mnlueneung 9ebraibt. .@s In cine pors
saalid'e Seife iprsen Der nadRebeneen G,rhnos.
ndmlih:
/. Diefe eciic. burb tbrs eissns arait Ion has
Gett auf uno beireit ba6 aleioun9sfId BON G9uiue,
sinfat nnb idnea 0asisnise tbusno. ipeIdeS eeipbbf.
LID Apftren9uug une RsibuHa Der ateibcr eurt Die
gpaihmoShlnc obet 0aidbrett %erioroert. Sebr ,ueui8
Sanoretben III notbt9, fpenn oieieS eiie gebrauht tuir6.
a%nssenommen, ipo ftt Der Sdmus jebr tief einseiest
bat oeer bic aleioer Jebr beibmutt fnb.
2; Gtne quite 9Baldlran. psnu ne nit benz @ebraute
~oerjelben befannt IN. fann In b~eretben i3ett mebr unb
tsiet maiden. OILS Sfpei 9Daidfrauen nit ben beaen
S9di4ma tntnen unb oet setp6bnliden Seiie.
8. IS tpirb burtauS feline Gdure ober Gopa In Der
Gabriiatton ~oerielben sebraubt.
4. Die Gisentbhmcra aranttea. bab blxbaus Nidts
In oerfelbeu enthalteu IN, mas bic 3tetber aui trgenc
eiHs 2Betfe befhdoi9en fam.
Gfeberpcrianfer srbalten ben nbli4en Wabatt.
9aSfsu, 2non r Comp,
Wr. SO. eae . gntatpitrase,
(WprtI25. 3Vlte.4. G,t&pl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Groser slnerana bet Vralep'S !

SIR. 80, SO # SaltimoretraBe unb
Ser. 204, Noro.@ a phrase. Snuerbalb
ber lestern paar Gage fino piele werthuole
Preiie sesosen luorben. Gin jeSes &alt9en
entbdlt bon 10 GentS bis $50. Siele 8altben
entbalten Sob ODER Silbermiiujen, iopie
einise goloene uno iilberne nbren. Seriutt
Guer Slid! (144) ..-r. d..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
INSTRUMENTATION

Der Dampier america, +" &apt. Golsp, had Dors
usrtas BON eauannab. GEO., mad s,altirnors in
Sse.
Die beutfGe Sarlsntine Alert" fubr 8oHnerftas
RON Ybtlaoelpbie nab ben Sompton Hodbs ub, nm
bier ,peitere @eilun9en ab5uparten.
! Die Briss r9eatsr GDltt," Sapt. pierce, trial an
q. Ytat pom bier Bu ct. Sage be Suoa elm.
Der Danlpfer sfaIeon," Capt. Sapnie, iesette
aeHsrr BON Sbar.eftor, CSC, nab Baltimore ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Sas S%dneerfeit. = @gcurfions=
S3tllctc.

Die 3abl Der @ei6ditss uno Yrtpdtleute, fuelte fib
Die naNite SGn9eriGbrt nab Nefp>Dort ~ Rusen
MAIDEN tperotn, pirb obne Stpetiel pieoer iebr 9roB
ieIn mir maben b~ieielhen auf bic erlnlBi9ten 6abrz
prCiie auimertiam, lucl6e oas Sdn9erzS oillte Gus9s.
ipittt bat; ~bisielbeu fno on peridteoenen Stelen gu
ksn,,' S,,hc NJ ,,,.apt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
8lncerine=
1aar<5a

9teies yrdparat psrbhtet baS Susfanen Der Saare,
erueuert ben burd 4ranfbeit uerlorenen Suarpuds,
erbdIt ben aopI rein oon Shori unb gtebt ben Saaren
elm blbides AMP 8ldnlenbes. Ausieben.-
'fac r. xeamp q Spmp.,
Slbmef4Gde Der Gbarless unb Wiulberrpfr.
tWsai23,t S,4p.) ..!-4li. Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17

Rs- Oas meme 8abn fationSbauS
u " Q II @inans ptro Yfontas, ben
10. Suri, am Gage oes ulerten groBen Iuts
tious. Yerfaufes balelblt Surh bic SS. Sre9o
& Sirflanp, fsrti9 werpen. 144]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Ser ,Spsial ; ocmofratifbc Eurn=
pcretuH
Ieasbt Rontas in isinem Sduptnnarttere,. Nr.
SattimorGitraEC, iein 81. Stiituu8sieft.
Nnn Mrnnnt,a NHintfrcl&

norirsn nod, nit ungetrlbtem @lanSe in ber Son
corbia" unb ste6tr burdb ibre in Der Chat ort9ts
nrllen Sdpintt unb ~trciniten SeidrSe pole Sduier.
SeIte 9ibt's 5pct @oritellun9eu, .Rahmttta9s nno
ghenbs. 8ei Der Utnttnee miro fir %reierutrte SiBt
Titts crtru beSabtt. Seute Abeno ftnbct eas SeEefS
fIr ID If u rnt1nur fat. no.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17

Sic befannte ,0te6cnbaGe" in Der RorS@Grroerids
TRACE, bCtanntIib uon SrH. @artb ipieoer %eroffnct, 1T
lest nit 4ien, tuas bel btcicr SGtree5cit nlni6enss
utrtb III, bCftens perieben. Sr. @lirtb 1T Elm tiittiser
g3irtb uno miro oeIn lbonen Sofdle bato lpicocr ben
a(teu 2ulaui peridaffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17

p6y- Ser Sratis- @rturitonss
gabusug befIrbert @r,uabiene nadl nro
bonn AuttionS= Tlase Der gum Serfaufe alf
Mount WinanS fir Wonta9, oen 10. sunni,
an9eseigten Banielen rinlonit. [144]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17

no. Mount WtnanS.- Serfauf bon
Saupldsen Dtontag, ben 10. SUM-. Seotn.
gungen : nur $40 baar ulb $40 monat'
lid. IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Nantpfcr : Nrcurlioncn.

Ger gintrttt Der ip0rmen g8ttterun8 ma6t ben pc.
tuobnern elmer Staot, wie Baltimore, cine Waiisrs
iaprt Jun i6rmlihen Sebiirinife, uno Die 9ele9en9eia
ten Al ioibcn Grboluugen permebreu ftb NIT ieoem
Sabre. Die Clinic na6 benz b~ctannten Saiorte & air
5apsn iuurbe lettn Wicntae pieesr s%roffnet, nno
Is idbrt Der cle9dnte 0ampier "Vtatilea" td8lth
Diorgcns nm 8 Ibr pom SuBe Der SonpaqitraBe ab.
Den Iaiia9icreu 1T Gin utsritlnoi9er artentRait IN
Sair Sauen ~seitattst, uub glbenbs 8 llbr tritft oas
Soot rpisOCr bier Gin. Dieic einic lpiro assen enbe
Dts lfonats purtb stuci pcitere Satnpier u%erltdrtt
tpGrosu. Yin UtuiitcOrp5 ~be9leitet ieees Boot, uno
oos Sotsl am 2anounssplase in 6atr Sapen ltept uns
ter portreiiltdtr eeitung. Sie SIM uno Sertabrt tos
itC. 81; ainoer uno Disnftboten Die Sdlite.
Sine Dampieriabrt nab Rortott nno pet sc
tuna Wonroe gcb6rt tu benisni9en Iushi8en,
iuelds einer 0feiie nab Gap Uiap oecr saratoga
9leid Al ahten iinb. Niau atbmetoi lie triihe, 0eiunee
Seeluit un6 fam In Nortolt, ODER i'm -Sp9etasSotel"
Der Ifcjtung Utonroe elm ibtes Seebao ncbmer:, pr.
@mHntt Sropn, Jr. 1874, nn6 DIR. l43, geeasgaltis
morsjir, uno yL. $, Soutbilr;s %osrtanit Srenrton
9iuete fir Die 9ampisI oer Sailinte. eersn Yrslls
6ukerit bilig seite1t itno. Die Bocts .9ebbren Ju
oCn elc9Gnteiten aui Gmetifaniiden @enGHern.
Der Sampfsr rs prus .. 2 III tb" miro IIor9en
2 6abrtGn nG0 Sreiun's Yapihon MAIDEN, ipel9sr
fir 6ie Saiion aui's 9eite ciuserl6tet ", ndnltb
I'M 9 llbr @orm. uno 2 ubr Na6nl. Der Baprprsts
bctrd9t nnr % @cnts. Der abiabrtsplds 1T St8bt'
e. ~. sJnCritp SIR. &.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17

User etnen belitlteu @atatpba : Rein ober etnen
roiten concord : SBein baden pli, Der 9ebe gu Srn.
Is arl &aiie r in Nr. t6. 4 : Z mbarb ia e.,
no or fider itin fam, reel nne bldg bel 9roben ooer
tIcinan GinIGlrieu hchisnt al lperhen. w -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Observation-Disclosures aml6. sunni.
~. UT OUHETFFuDN.
8dItim ore, Den IL. Suni,JAbenbs o llbr

NCttcr Beliatten9 .Glar.l S6. SBlt. Sn. l9Slf.
asetterBsribt fir asaibinston, 2. 6 pom 10.
SUM-, fl nbr 81 Min. MbcneS.
1bermometer Stano Ct SarometerzS tano 30.06
Ger ~ofn3ietc Betterpropbet
in gBaibtngton ia9t, odB mir beute iuabrIdCinlth fuols
tt9Cs uno orobenbes Wetter baben lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Scr CrScn Der .Sdwar,en Mitter,"

reip. Der - . GtIGerbunb Nr. I, I" rift Dtonta9
frlb S ibr pom Der DrutoeHzSauc, "9te Der 6opettes
uno @Guitrass, in ritterlihcr 9ald= Uniform nab
Souis Ntutb's Gtttm Shisenboie binaus, nm bort
icin critics Sicnic nehit SommcrHahtsteit abbubalteH.
Die rtbrioen gcIulitbuoll=b eiteren S%lertente, aus De-
men Der Buno beitCbt, oGrnnter ntanb, eoler SHdppe
Der ~ShIuarjeu Sunlt," iino 9arantie 9enu9, oaB
Mao I1uhIihC iSeft rcdlt q euuRrctl %OCrlduien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Sin Nunft,perf

i'm 0ertbe BON $50, bon Srn. 1tuootpb Sdnih &C.
lcrtist, miro Montap, Zen 26. Stunt, NGtm. 4 abr,
i'm auN. 8ed'iben Gaals an @orriionzganc aus9ez
loot. DaSlt c~ouSertirt "Woltte's Wiuiits Corps"
9as 0pus fptet 30 Gents. ..r..... ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Tair gum Scftcn Der Episcopal
WfififonS : Sonnta9S Sdule nabe
Der @clap : citation, ySsorSl. Senz

Wspntas, Den 10. SUM, be8innt cine 6atr gum
9eiten ott9er. ourb bic 8enibun9er elmer anta9t
9amen ms Seben g~eruienen Witiionsibnle. Die
Sige Der ayt0rotiAen Sentralz" un0 rg9ctlihen Wtu~
rnlanoer NabR" iibreu &eiu6er an Srt uno Steue;
nuh Fam man otG gorts 5toao un0 SWann eate Den
Srt crrelben. Der !SlUed III Elm cbler uno gutter unb
oerptsnt Die i%uarlnite lutetitisuns. t~ft2-6,4p.l
Sm Sdiieem= 1arsc an Der Sclatr=
Npab
~cou5crtrt mor9en Robmi,ta9 bel ibonem Brtter Die
Wtntcr'ibe 9Gpcle. Sapt. Seioert1 lpiro i'm SonHs
tngsipibs oie Sonneure maiden.
ss1m Weif=S hlttnlprerS diieenpdrfc
siebt morscn Napmittd9 oas gBatgr'ide Wniitcorps,
fails oas Wetter sitnlti9 1T, elm Son5ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17

Gine ,teue Mera TIM @aiden.
aein aod,en! &eim barteS saeibsn! stein bsiheS
sBaRer! Seine @dfdbbretter!
&ein Slauen! &eire Seibabi9uns an Gleis
bunaSfiifen unh SGnbenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Der ,,Nrbeitcr =Saac,
Scr .MarpIamp. xurnpcrein" =


bat iur Wiontag Gin erobcs Btcnie in Jtoit'6 Soin ar
rangtrt, bel ipeldcin fir an9eucbine llnterbaltun9,
CONCERT uno 2%arSmuiit bcitens oor9eieben 1T. 3Ie
pnuc Snpele NC6 Eprts OlcNCnrp III enalAiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Der ,,Slpcllp Sarten,"

yyI| NVVVVV" ~NVTE " =.
aibt Wioutag IN SIR. 70, Horo- @apitrdBr, ctntn belt
taten GinJuSs. SmtiB nno frecenSt ba5i Gin ~friiratei
IHIna NAirr - = ---
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
SplV Grove

fpurbc lebten RontO9 fir bic Commentator e%roifnet.
3luei Dampisr libre 4biabrts5etten ltsbe. IL cer be-
freifenocn NusetaeN permtttCtn bic 8erbinbung Die.
les beliCbtcn q. raniisun9sortes nit Der Staot ilne
MAIDEN td9lib = 2 onnGbcub uno Sonntag aus9es
nommeR - Sin= uno Seriobrten. Der RiaP 1T nit
neuen Sautihteiten uno Inla9en %uerlebeu, Die Shde
treaUd, bcfirut. SniritiD{cn ahpr perpDnt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Spbduu Croft

feiert Wlont0g in Or. 4t3, Ode Der Canton : NpenuC
mo Gbc1erItrdBe, ieinen 30. 8eburtsto8 nit Grtras
aunih bel trefhibcm 9erhenIaite. ais 6%eitrebner "
Sr. Qcbrer VI. Stbilpp an9eseigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
SerTdernngen.

Semtfbe SUifs=
Seler S%erli6ernnss : Geieaidaft
nom
Baltimore.
Sareau 0r. Is, SeronbfraBe,
bcm Yofamtc eegCnhbcr.
Die @clenibaft ueriidGrt Gigcntbum ancr art 81
ben 9linIiglten Bebinsun9en uno 6erednct gtitt5 f1r
FoIicen ODER nmihrciben.
Brdiioent: g. Simpn.
SicesRrdfoent: Seinridl gBiifens.
Sireftoren:
Bcrner SreicI, Geo. 6. 9rrptn,
Slaas 9sode, 8. Sobn Slineluft
y. Wilfcu6, Carl Stlgenberg
8. @ebrbnne, Sctnr. Nulanoet,
q. 5rdutmann, Gouarb Riemanu,
9. Stern, Econ Brnnt.
@cnCraIs A9ent fir Bai5in9ton uno ben 9lfritt
9olumbia: or. Spuis Sd,abe, 3ircau Ser. AfO,
10. Citrate, @aibin9ton, .. 6.
(Yiait 49, Spbn Sisbred1t, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Qanase: Nreife in Sob:

eaA Wah NOfterbam.
nam Dos i6Sne ihneniesefnoe Al beut.
TSES1tA iGe Sdlff 1nisbura," Capt. 6. SON
;sSxSSExF ieS, ioiro prompt nod obi9em Safsn err
,-s.-.. psoirt. Weaen Sradt uno Yafiase
penee man lid. an ben Sapltan am 8ore, Corners
gperfte, SELLS Roint, obrr an
- Ff @ebritter S%Sninger,-
U31-) ~ Tr. 80, SLos@barlesitra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17

KAA Dad 2nnbpn!
NaSxA Die fd6ne Al bdniibe Briaa C. arI,"
SkG@dpt Suenien. ipirb prompt nod obi
gem Saen crpeoirt. Wc9enS tlds iitertsmall stowags)
iucnoe man iit an g.. Z. SraunS s Comp,
1902 Hr. 81, Sloz@apitrake
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

This new street, the handsamest ever laid out in
Ea Tennessee. viii soon Be opened for half a mile
in lengthaC choice buildinGt tes Of from one to
en- acres, can be bought at low prices and GA easy
terms. .-'U45i-9t Ut '-.E
Some choice building sites, with view of the river
at low rates.. l..-ar. L...r.-.-.. IL
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-04
Smiling at Saratoga.

{ "A correspondent of the New. York Esr-
Pressf thus describes q familiar scene at Sa-
ut has been said that there is a time to
sing, time to dance, a time to cry, a time
to,laugh.. But atiSaratoga there is, o. time
toSu,SFe. Thetime to smile is in TIE morn
ing. ~ The place the spring Go there be-
fore break t,and see the nice young men
offer the fair wearers.of the chignOns the
water. My,impression,is that it is here
the, idea Of the "GrecianI bendn first orig
mated and not from the "ancient Gus
poMs' Tom1f sffO Sc 9IidW -. YolisY -
1.-The nice young man is. drinking. He
has tasted "a dozen glasses already.) In
his anxiety to pass "a glass to the fair one
who has jd st arrived, he spills some on his
boots fthey have just been polished j he
passes the glass with smile {oblivious of
his boots J she dainty takes hold of 1t be-
tween her thumb and three fingers, the
fourth perfectly straight; with her left
hand she gently but firmly presses back
her dress, bends her body, SO that it forms
nearly a perfect square (here's where the
Grecian bend first started, and I know it;
a look of determined resignation passes
over that beautiful face, and she drinks
she likes it (the water, of course, Ahem !!
Now, as regards Congress water we drink
iitg but, as the man said who ate the crow :,
we don't "hanker arter TIL eaoi ivo-q
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A Brutal Murder and a Dream. 4

q We kaFny throughsa source regarded Al
togethg reliable, ythatGa horrible murder
was, committed in Wilkes county, North
Caroliia, q, week or two since. :, IL appears
that q lentieman residing in that county,
q few dyS previous to the murder, sold to
q neiglbot q tract of land for which he res
ceived 50 600 In cash. nd Business icallinE
him away from home soon after, he, lett
the money with his wife, and ON, rreturn-
ing hestcppedr over night, with a friend
living ,ome ten. or twelve miles distant
from bis home In the night he dreamed
that Dme men had entered his bhouse,
Inurdaed his.wife and children stolen
his money and destroyed ,hisEprppertys
knowing that he, had left ,theImpney with
his wife, he became uneasy and restless
afterthis dream, and requested O. ped II +
whowas stopping at the house with him,
to accompany himoat onceto his home, for
he feared there was atreality in tine dream.
On arriving at his home, to his h9rrOr
helf,und his wife and two children, lying
upol the floor murdered and two men
sitting at a table counting out the money
he had left with his wife, He and the
peddler being armed, i'm mediately fired
upon the men and killed them who turned
out to be the man olwhom he had sold
the land, and from whom he had received
the $1,000, and his son. y ~ ,o-~,,T
Thisis one Of the most atrocious muir
ders Upon record, and shows what foul
deeds money will lead men to commits. '7p9
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-04

Charles Anderson Dana has been disap
pointed again. He lately made application
to join q Masonic lodge, but he was black
balled, I, He thereupon turned around and
abused the Order just as he, had abused
President Grant for not appointing him
Collector of the Port, after he made the
most sycophantie appeals forthe position
Mr. Dana has been disappointed in all but
one blaekmailing scheme. He made Fisk
pay Handsomely for the suppression OF
the article called the Welchers of Wal
street. IN. Y. Standard,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-04
=. ,, =, =, Romantic Result Of a Stare.

THGTsYT IL zfMEH 'H,TYsfT0FE 20
Greenfield (Ohio) Correspondenceof the Chillicothe
~ lRerister.] ETHp
A beautifuland wealthy young lady, at
a SOCIAL party ., took, offenser at, What she
supposed to be the impertinent gaze of a
gentleman present, who was a stranger to
her, but friend of the lady of the house
Thesy6ung beauty demanded his expulsion
as nditionnof her remaining. nj Expla-
nations ensuedl ia The gentleman was not
hooking at her,oct though beautiful enough
tooattract and fasten7 the attention of any
onessp He was booking at a fine and costly
chain that en- cifeled the fair ones neck
just such one as he had purchased for his
sister-in one of the links of which lhav-
ing Secret opening he had put his pho
tograph. But, some months since, and
before he had an opportunity to present
it to his sister, it was stolen from him.
Upon examining the flady's, chain, he
touched aspring Ito the little beauty I'M
known and 10, and behold there was his
photograph. srieb .nffi0a-sr.TaI asrTg
leave you to judge of the confusion of
the fair one. She Immediately offered to
return the piece of jewelry, which was po-
litely declined, forthe time, and it is said
by Knowing ones that she has concluded
to aeeept1the young mans hand and heart,
in order that, being the possessor of one,
she may bspermittedgto retain the other.
1t is bat justice to remark that the young
ladybought the chain of a travelling ped
der, wboi1ad stoppedat her fathers house,
for about one-half of It's original cost. III
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-04

IA correspondent of the New. York Esr-
.Pressthus describes q familiar scene at Sa-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-04

gcCCondensedg beer-4prepared on the same
principle as condensed milk-is now apop-
iilar element of 1.-THE Intoxicating bowl
out West. 1t is said toibe so highly con-
centrated that an average man can carry
sinfh his vest pocket quite enough to- supply
him with fortnight's intoxication. a1aC
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-04

-n n Peter Ross, of Nashville, Tenn, though
in his 1O4th year, concluded, few weeks
ago, to walk from that city to New York,
by way of proving his extraordinary vigor.
The other day he reached Easton, Penn,
without any difficulty, and is now Journey
ling toward the metropolis by slow but GER
tain stages. If not the greatest pedestrian
of the age, he really is the greatest pedes-
.trian of his age. ~ etiaoH
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-04

Near Fort Laramie, recently. an Indian
chief, Potum-pi-ho-go, was introduced TO
an army officer, BY another savage, who,
by the way of commending the chief, told
the officer he was only forty years old that
he had taken two hundred scalps, and had