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st9enteurt lifo StIttrthe ots beiagitii 3aiksI sbt iporib
an nno aii o.iit 8runbPIabe NIT ben parauf febsns
ben Sebduben. In Der Staot Baltimore astsatn uue,
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slnbuiioert 6uB bis an tite 10 5uB btette Quen I; oann
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8spts bts 9sbtan6ss ~oerieIben III @snstnidaIt nit ben
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8nB. tn.pr posf %tusnissr. bis iar nfiieits osr GbsptrIir',.
uno hant lhbtth. idngs Der Diiletit Der 8 fnet aru6r,
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nuS made t4 9ierIaIt %betannt. oaB Id, an oerSeridtss
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w.drI loi1. Geittaas IL ntr. daes 3ritrcft oes
betagten 8ntirl gb potth al unt ~ beHf obenbti drts.
bentn uno nit 9sidla8 bele8ien GiGeaibarls ~pertauien
iperDe.
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6tauHcEette atintr @ttola 0te ueufu Stniaton,
o~trtarprrt In 0eA 2d9tueHerH 8tteif6H.
Nba @rGp uhO BtaHge StGnleq's
ntibiils Mjn{trel : Eruppe.
~fsitrtbte er6Btsn GrFnIas Der Saiiou.
9EbCt &e a Hg BhDrtrag / It Dteie EBn0e
uGu. Die ptib,i9.H AtiHFrEls lDgroSH bon ben 9toBtn
SOlltieIn
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grTt GDp4e bts ncuen sees aautptels:
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nn5srs intercollegiate BGttetaitn : 5rlppe lit einefH
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GgtrasEa mtlten' VI Gttnee: Nttttpoa9iaas
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asDf Sanlpjfeftt. Wfan intibe f3 iufort In bsr GrptSts
non Peg s&orrri pnnoe!,ttn.H Ede Der BaItiiEprsitass
ano Bof'Sffee-W penus. (2O4-I
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w. Strait stuca 8cibIlquut .at = Btfgtttg tFieii
faciHs on condemnation So Chtr Gcrtats Btr
Slant WaltmOrr n Der alnBs BON Motion * &tuclSu
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: BuBtro Ha1r 9alauFt'u, rtae garlis ani,bsu. gtlt'
lhcu. 50 GlIplhts tFebstu, li0 Epbtno Summit Shat
Ruttlcrs urb rs RBiftr.
SeoinBpnBtn 5aarlGeluug.
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t59-6Bl F,E. BsnusttS Sons, Auf.
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N1OEotoNfNst 'Nsoto1IGJSJ
gdertts'0 etiaaE.
@EAT~ tines
grobst 8orratbts DON Material. Sra
lDthtrte'n &c. II. |. ID. elmer &tiirod : Gahrit
auf 5fFentIt6er Ruttton.
IN 6oIGe uu0 trait ttnes Detretts bss Gttrs Strtttes
Der Stdbt Baltimore BON 25. sFe6r. 1871 IN Der Iss
hlaSstabmssatdq rOn SEQ. Gun gtgsn 3oiepJtns
go9l unb Nntoh Robl. ihrtr @beiiann. uttot tJ In
gertautsiotals Der Do y 70. Bennett * 8omp..
VT. ~ nno 30, 5tio . GharIes traBe, 3pnnet aag. ben
10. Niari. Wtnratns 10 MIR. etnen orOgtn unb wsrsi.
pollen 8orratb bon MtatGtnette'u II, ~ elmer Nsilrod.
0aort gtDoteno.p eriauten oeritlbe umiaBt
stneI grcfsH Sorretb ppn 8tabibrdbt, RpI.
zen. a8eber . 3ss6. Bdubsr une Original 8srs
pGcfahg, afaefanaens atbttt. e~Sprffttn. s|tfus,
hdnhsr, HctftG@e. StabIasfsue ubo an0ftes IPas
tettdt. Eerntr:
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mafbtneiI, 3aige1. Sefeae, %Idtteu u. /. 10,
lpFldt sin e%ounpIttts VI ~iiottirisni btlben unO Der btIonbts
rti WIimsrfiarttet Der RdnOier tuertb ftnb.
SenihGuHs Seariablala gno Der Bsrfauf inbsotr9t.
Spbn 81. Gauis, ftiibsr 5dtrttf;
t5s-6f @. Ss. Bennett E Gpmp., Nutt.
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Seraet0eruagem.
GmrrtHs Serfouf.

NJ Strait zines RtisbIts 'Fleri fsclas on condems
nBtionl beB Obefs@erihta 1T Der QtaQe bon Sas.
qatth & Comp. efgeu BamiFr & Wpers tptrbe Id III
benz Btrfauistotats btr OBJ = % Bennett & 90,
SIR p uuo 80, 5HbsS bdIlfEftrnBe, Gumfiag, ptH ls.
glGrl 1871, DlurssHs 10 ubr. plgiduien:
I24 Bunbtt yttmB. ! Rtfc SiatEden, 10 eroBe SroB
b]r0nJtrte kepptbslldeet nit b0pbttttu StBer, $50 Bto.
RtBttB nth Butts fir Eupter sBirteI, G Gubenn tuDus
Hirte uH6 fbttuf .CaigtnfH, a EuBsuo EaeegCs
Sdratn unb 3rdcssE h7GlUi. u gtoBt SOB Tuitsng,
&Hopis. 40 8unbCt bttOrp'E pgidsf, / Reus SafhsIS.
btr, | NOle cHGtAirtEs Georr, 8 edit Subbg, ID BroB
3thihdpsoarut5'EHaP uHo 6 WigGdngH,
BtbinguuAfH: BuarsabluHg.
Muguhus EtbCrt, GhtrIH
t50-E6A q "a YfyuFtstt 4 E,r,n WuH'
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Rtr berPdufcu,

$50 3tntt bis bfti hRbine BnupIGkt In 8aIiifuDres
s Gountp pDu 10, Is, ~ tu0 80 WIDER, ~ Itriltrt
EassE bon Baltimore uHb irinerbalb 5 Winntti Mt0t8
BON elmer Station an Der saalio, II. ,gtitnbabu" grIts
GEN; 6tftelben uitrocn bubt6t Wtarit.GBurteu pbtr GaHos
tBs MAIDEN tuO blbet auBgcIsthnttsnI Bpoen. 6Grntr
GanbItslsu lit allen 3bstItn Wiprulaub'B uuO sirpi.
neh's bGuier in aler 5btueu 8ultimOrs's BON $500
bic $4,000 Selbtr nuBBultibet aui 0pppibstu uo ScI0.
Wula8sn BenIaht. Gstltam Gpitpn Il Sons,
3tmmer UT. II, rYam Builptu9s.A St.
1851 NSauiNIukt.
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.Ba DerhaufeE nrlO 30 Dermielben.
Rn ~herfanfrtt,
Sli b~eElaufeu.

e Gin B~pbHbaus NIT 2abtH an oer G3ea.
uabe BopbIEtpuGrabe. Rabfrts 6Ft
%. G0Ote, Rr. 0, Bars ButlSinss, ct.
laiaPdae. lBO-(
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geeet BdariabIuns It0 5ouEtn ubrr ircGr pebrdrrt.
fer SuBtiitns ODER EtIfrb'h gbfaa, ,oiptt dup gbiaa
isaltGtr Nrt un0 alIgs Wietal I'm W%ngrmEiutn.
&eIpGrS $SaIgs.
t6g-l SIR f. GtDhuHrnEt
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Ntetne nene Sdmfer su oertaufen
SfgasSsA I'm norstpthltden Gtabttttile I'm $500 uno
kNasss44 s25OO unter lttaitt 9sbiugunget.
-HhaA Eterre q. EMadu,
tfo-l Str, 70, ct, Bnulhrnks
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3u Dereanfen uub 3n 8ermtetben.
90 20 hhbits iIsine Sduier. icbeg 5 3immer lno
&SE;;ii Seller etttbaltsnb. Gte Sage III Wtesn @tIunobeit
49,. nnb S1onbctt nt6t 5u iiotrittfen, nabe eiHgin
Wtaltte gt6tn8unGtn itt&t uno btata. giahIufraaen
pit ": Srttferp. Rr. n15, E8en;Balttmursfr.,
.. 5bitte bitltd bon bcr StlrHorefrabe.
lNldfi7 a. 4 1NRtl
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Sh init ipire beFanat aeniddtt. baB. fotuH BE
Ztet' aui nadiOl8eRo anatsebfnts gissutbum niht
bis CdtseeHs tgu 90. FRarl betnblt tuo, Id Die
gBeiiuRa babe, bieieIte AMI benz 9waHesUt Dur5
Nahptanbang ODER Serfauf einutrelbSn.
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Hll Derutictbeft.

Gin groterie. uno 2tQuor'2abtn init gorratt uub
@tnribiuHgtn 8 Yieilrti un Der Belatr : gfoaO. nabe Der
81. 9oiepb's'Siihe, III btuiN Iu %otrtauier. 3u mslos1
bel u. Nitterbof ser. $50, Stsbtf9rafg, ober am
Piabe ielbf. bet y. S5armS. t54-G5)
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SWnelbcr %bcrIdn0t.


Gin Inoerbettatbslsr Sdrrtbtr auF WBodt Deer Ro.
nat Bu triraaet tn Der hspttttu GudbaHoluuq bon ".
gdbieunts. &r.I46, &tR.8atttulDrehraae ipei
StCppen bod, (B0.1,2I
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GWF4lH3FNtrTllTs
sJ@ 9rGftu uo In FoIge tints 8tftbIes bts Som.
IlBn YtCaS e @.riaits Der Der Stibt Baltimore
LFieri iacia5J tn her Siege bon Satn % 6boiIOh atgsn
gSn'. VI. Gpultcr lUtrot To i'm 8ertduisloiaie Der 90.
e. VI Bennett X &pmb., Rr. 20 uHe so.
SIh'@ bdrlrtfiraae, SdmEag, ben Is WGrl 1871,
gtpt9yna ~ uqF, ole l]p.BsUDsH k9GgItt %ptriaaitn,
HGuliA
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Slalsr. II Deriiohus iub 5utait. IS EIaldtn ausaes
lu1tr G'auQJt, G%Ctarttrl, / 3pttgeb L Abt.EGgtsWgr
2llhe oWBt, Eisu uyn * sdgtiGtut.
Geoin8UHgtN BlsttnlmUV
MnauHus gilbert, 5htrtf;
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Present Capital. 100000.
'AuTi,.on1zEp oAr1TAI, $500, 600.
COL u nj BIA., 8. C.,

l., OFFICERS
Jobl 3. Palmefs Preaident. fY,S SfGs
y A. g. jBtehi9er, Cashier. sst'- \.
q. .P..Butt, Assistant Cashier. ,3i
DinEcTOaS.
J. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmer, F. W. McMas.
tor, Il. D. Sem, OF r. D. Sem d Son; G. ".
Bear den, OF Copeland Il Bcarden; r. l.. Bryan;
OF bryan McCaster; W. @. Swatfield, OF Il.
& W. O. Swaffield.
F. ". McMaster, Solicitor. !.
NNHIS Bank is now open for the transact.on
Il Of, general banking business.
CEHTIFlCATRb. OF; DEPoSiT Of crrfcncy or
coin, bearing interest at the rate Of esven ~
per cent per annum, in kind, will be iesued
Deposits from County Officers eepecially 90
ltcfted; also, from Trustees, Administrators
Executors, essi0ndl Men, and others,
Particular attention given TO accounts Of
City and Country Merchants, and other bust
ness men, and tho usual accommodations OK
tended.
Notfs; BiQs Of Exchange. and other eri-
dencds Of debt discounted, and money loaned
on oollaterals.
Socks, Bonds, Gold and si,oe,. bought and
sold.
Autaated Currency purchased at email
discount. :
Sight Drafts dra,Dn direct on all the promt-
nent places in England, ireland, Scotldud,
France, Germany, Belgium; HoHdnd' Dem
mark and the Orient. Letters Of Credit issued.
payable in any OF the above places.
Drafts on all the prominent cities in tho
United States bought and cold.
o,,hn bhaRtk,ng tg q House oppoa|te Columbia Hotel.
~
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A M1stKK That she editors are de-.
'1ghssa. = sss anything so, :'an ~ a the
That they haye plenty Of time to cor,
recb' 'bhd'manusefipt I-il5N Il -.
: Id ysss3hat 3hat they ehonid .'pua'' everybody fer
.sNOS0lnR.A al - ~ 'SiA.- -. Y
3 e., That. hey maat ehava. .As option *
! ehetr ownIOillu 1a,.i,ilSgfSG ILL.,. OF
H,ahas ehey should kf6w every thing,
whether informed of it or noE.lfa7; m
zAsS they hnxb plenty Of money. -,
Hhas ehay. shnnld .snotiee" nveryscata.
ehefe ia any er:not. AZ '''7
That they should ,prnt every mans
name Who attends dog tight or = horae.
race. t%..Ghia~ 4.lIlII'- ~--''
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.nFf9et.s. et Stgeeks.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
~
PAID UP CAPITAL sloo. 900.

OFFICERS:
JOHN B. PALMER, President. Ky
IL a. =. 6AENlZRR, Qashisr.,i.;. ,45, 4
FINH; degree OF auccaas that has attended
Il the operations OF this Bank since it's
establishment in February last, and, the. de-
sire on the part OF the Direct0ts to have asso
ciated with them moro OF their country
tttispds hse INDUCED shs% s9 sHd ffooc9 go 70
the 1st Of July, emitting tho holder OF the
stock to it's pro rata eslikro Of profits earned
during the timo the money is in possession Of
tioH. m init EiYhlends male thereaftvr..; In
e1HA1ty gihtho old ID sth1 surpiuS fund Is : :
ally, or by letter, to tho officers Of the Bank.
DLnECroRs.-JohnB B. Palmer. J. Eli Gregg.
+. ". McMaster. B. D. senn, cot r. d. Som &
4. L.. Bryan, lot Bryan d McCarter,) ". g.
ewaMeld, lot, r. W.. @. Swafleld.) May
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a AksX- ESHMABKABLH BALLOON ABCEN--
sfoN.;1iiAeFeppEtey ofIfe Eitusy ylle Herald
had d rather unIs6ar expefisnoe at a bal
writes: 80" ~"
I was special reporter for the late bal
loon ascension here, and therefore had
the best seat that could be afforded me-
for the occasion. Our car was q small
be9ket end there not being; room for
myself aud che engineer inside, Il simply
tied o rope around my neck and hung
over the outside. All things being ready.
they cut the ropes and away we went.
Bky high. I had heard OF ..Ascension.
lists. Second Day Advent" "Up in q
Balloon 'Roya,9 rHow's that for High"
sanNesen 6farnen being hung, but + never
before experienced 30 much in few.
minutes. We arrived at "Uonstellation. q
when the machine stopped. and not
having any sdnd bags to throw over, it
was NECESSARY to throw over something
as near sand a5 possible, as nothing e!ss
woulf cause ns TO- rise higher. It was
ascestaahed thai I~ss mhds, Of clay. and
orders Here given to cnt the .roph. NY
!. ! s.haEskooa np;I knew itM2uld ease up
spoilmy. boots vAen tShssnd.a g How.
Y{Sf.fytST,6' MG!EEoA AoksuuhkfAy xscSaHQt on
the willow basketl and we went DIP to the
We now.reeolved to etart home. az we
were ont Of gas. The engineer tied the
rope around my feet, threw me over.
end held the rope in the basket. Wa
EanE down az fast as I wanted to. When
aisnoss down. I caught che end Of aiight-
: as9g s4!59 Is d9a ia my mouth. sFHpg ny feet
"cane near ajerking the old balloon TO
pfeoes, stepping so quick & shall not
go ~ he.hfn. n.I,~ .Yr Z H ,:' 'i';..le,l 4,
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MEo1As11os.-They are the palace
builders OF tho world; not.-s stiok is
hewn, not stone Is ehened in all the
!ordly dwellings OF the rloh, that ioes
nos owe ita beauty and fitness to the mo-
chantc: The towering spires that raise
their giddy heads among the clouds de.
pend upon the mechanics art for their
strength and symmet,y. Not an ediace
for devotion, or business, or comfort.
but bears the impress Of their hands.
How exhalted is their vocation, how
sublime their calling.
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GEORGE PAGE g. Co.

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NO. 8 N. Shredder arest, Baltimore, Md,
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and manutactnrer's agents for Lefiels Cele,.
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- s-Send for descriptive Catalogues and
ftlce L1et6. Nav 29 ffTfv
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Mr.. Shea. OF Illinois, drank half 9 keR
OF beer on Friday. They tied Grape on
his door-knob Saturday.
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SI nKv. A. 1. RYAN.
Some ;daY In snripa2 .,,l -,
WIZ Sas Ga ssfsa sl;a sS5shs siSs' .na s!sa'
az ilFii' aii'I1| '.f .fff!3 'ff! 2zggJ
Al. mel no matter whenl / go . :
I, tz$ sSy Sa h5ss e sasss stn.
~: @ fest benz sstR tkb add 9. -! i!nA
''A 70 kHPal ana kiass! thy feet, ,i':' Ta:.;i
y:.l9.9lhsy$I9h 3af my God ;;aa
q .S$sssba Setas aa1ansI M sSsE%isEas ESEaI Slna as,a.A
When roses hide enoh thorn
And smiles the spirits wrongs?
Shall die then2
~ AZ. $s2 Il, @ matter rhfhlis'.s'11. l'.::1.,a ,nav{)
To leave the homes Of men
To rest beneath the sod
lO1aaa aSaE %SHKGms hRS sshaii asi sSsaJd 'lIxli1
Some autumn eve3
When shadows dim the sky-
- s'Whs19 ~ things ygFtsye a. u
Al tns,4 t@s, ne I 1;i' %iS'tS.H e Hy'as Khs'ptaI
To leave the homes OF men
':aacNo hsaft ean e'sr be' sSd - &c h,f.~
In Thy home-oh, my Godl n"r.'r s'.-
sC1sgaeassi9tra NE g III p Hsla3at,,ehs e. 1, 5!no
And beautepus May
Sa'iSo Sleeps IN DecemSer's tomby ''''H r'f
al GHha1 I do thenaTilr> ~. 1870 s,.Goi
:. e',Ha AA:Nst, no master when,; .f ,iia.
r'rsb1fS hears shall throb with Joy sn.;ld
1run Td1save tbs hornes of.nen r. Z ~, fs.ai.i
.as.s Is To reat beneath the aod--i.. - I
All; Joy has no alloy .'T I;
hr"o,1 1kThy Home -sohi my Godl 1.o:'' le.'
Ana niha 6ys7Ysh 20 .-AiTAa .lai y.qr q
Ia tbs Roaary ef my Sesrs;;o '',!Ja III
e3j;irAndht 10 Wull Jli? nf!T'-ni ntHOlg /.
,Hefte, death, and come, ,t 4
1'tlnb-r pray for homel 'l'"a tra.
~" n Know lEWfll be street zegl elGr:-. i#'T 4
uiEDrsus, S5iaEla al Ia - 9 - ~,
To kneel and AisA Thy feet. a.:,,,fI !
% n TAH hnHs- " y my dodi III
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:S: THEY ARE NOT A VILE
ID f A N CIV DRINK .

~ ~ ~ u H ] ~ + aFR$
'Afhao Of Poor Run, whfshcy, Pro.h
Spirits mud 1ofuac Liquors t:o.:tf rcd, .ricqu
md swcctcucd to please tho taste. cailol To:.-
ics."" Appotizers," I" ses: orcra," &C., tliet lead
tho t!pplcr on to drunkenness and ruin. but are
true Medicine, madc from tic Native Roots nnd
Herbs Of California, frcc from nli Alcoliclfc
Stimulanls. Thoy are the GREA Il BLOOD
PURIFIER md LIFE GIVING pRIN-
CIPIE perfect Eenovator and Inyfgorator OF
the System. carrying OF all poisonous matter and
restoring tho blood to healthy condition. No
person can tako thoso Bttcrs according to dircc-
{ ton aud romaIn long unwcl. -
AfFDr InQnmmutOry mud Chronic Rhcu-
tnntfsnl mud Gout, 'Dyspopsin ar. Iudi-
ncstiou, Bilious, Il emit cnt nnd Inter.
nittcnt Fcvors, Dlscascs Of sl,c Blood,
Iivor, Kidneys, und Binddcr, these Hit.
icrs hnvc been most sncccsaful. Such Dis.
cases atn caused by vitinted blood, which
is generally produced by arrangement OF tho
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Ole INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain In tho Shoulders, Coughs; Tight
ness OF tho Gicst. DI=zincss. Sour ErnctatIons OF
the Stomach. Lad tnsto In tho Mouth Bilious At
tnclis rnlpl.atlon Of tho Heart, Inflammation OF
tho Lungs. Pain In the rcgona oftho Kldncyp. and
hundred. other painful symptoms. arc the OF.
Fprlnssof Dyspepsia. o
They invfgorato the Stomach and stimulate tho
torpid liver and bowels which render them OF
cqunIlcd efficacy in cleansing tho blood OF al
Impurities, and impartiug new lifo and vigor to
tho whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. I.ruptions, ,rctter,
Salt EhcuE1, Dlotclcs. Spots, Phnplcs. Pustulcs.
Dolls, Carbunclcs 1iug-worms, Sca1d.Head, soro
Eyes. Eryslpolas, Itch. Ecurfs. Diacolorations Of
Tho Skin, Humors aud Diseases OF tho Skin, OF
whatever naino or nature, nrc literally dug u2
and ont OF tho system in y short time by
the usc, OF these Dittcrs. One bottle in suci.
cases Will convince the most incrcdulous OF their
curative effects.
Cleanse tho Vitlatcd Blood whenever you lnd
its Impurities bursting through tho skin In PIN.
pics. Erupuons or Sores cleanse 1t when you
H::G !. nhstrncfed and sluggish In tho !e!n-:
cleanse It when It Is foul. anil your feelings will
tell yen when. Keep tho blood puro and tue
eca1tii Of tho systcm:wiil follow.
0PlS, TAPE mld other w O X AfS, lurking In
eho system OF 30 mnny thousands. arc eGcctunIly
destroyed and removed. For full directions read
carefully tho circular around each bottle.
j. WALKER. Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD q
CO.. Druggists and Gca. Agents. San Francisco.
CAL, nna 81 and 81 Commerce Street. New York
ny MI. DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
lSM4GIy GEIGER & MoGREGOH. Agents.
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'SouTH OARo1SNA RAfLnoAp CoHfrAaY;
~ ~. COLUMBIA, {. .rO:, 1nuuary 10, .l87l,i
- I a.s s sass,snseaElssi9s .11sva sad lesSe: ~
:. -:i.,.!$ TRAIN Mol
rive at CoIumbia at !::.s. ....... $40 pm
Arrive st Charleston at ..... 49,, $50 p m
Lssys ss;H os%paen. snn1eI4 excepted. atS;k9 m
Leave Kngvtlie, Sundays expep'd; ats 50 5 m
rivent Camden nt. =. 80. 49,. G. 90. D IN
The above Trains rdn In connection With
lWilmingten, Columbia and, Augusta RaliroAd.
sfoins snd WITH r1sSs fSr Ysas.ta Hossn Geola
Eia;-matink close eonnestio1s with. Night
1oadI for oil points South and West.; II.
tl,!is Tram No. 7-NIaHT E1PaISs.
tBunday Night e1Deptsd.1
Leave Charleston at... ~. -. !.i... ~. 10 D m
Arrive ut Columbia :aS. e. 90 a m
Leave Columbia at... Am
Is This E Tlsn lns in SifS 8
gusta atns, making closS connection with
Georgia and Central :hsilrrads. 1,4.,t,Si,u
n d! no; IA. Iu. TYLER, Vice President.
a. H.IP1oKlHs, General Ticket Agent, Jan 81
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
]. GREEN.BRIEI2, VEST YIRGINIa

0!fEEN.bRlE1, VEST VIRGINIA..
NHESE Springs, famous for their Alternative
"e1sr1 on tba and viii be
commodAtions for a, 900 persons. '-f-I -
The cars Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
ro9d run to the Springs. E1oursion tickets,
cities. North and South.
/. Theae sprihga are 2.eOO feet above tide
water. and tho climate III which they are aitu.
?i asea is aTeye cool and invigorating. afording.
Ptok ,Rosenberger's excellent Band will be
IN attendance, to enliven the Lawns and Ball
IN 1asqqe.sae and Fancy Balls during the sos-
!: Az A extensive Livery will be kept at very
@ asy Rss say nussl ana g; per month M .,
and" coloted BervAnts, half price; white ser
gants according. to seoommc dstions.
= famRhlets in reference to the medicinal
sv stv9 h q ,ae EAtes Eontes to the Springs eto
Nay Il Tine y tdSso:. Z: .. pEYroH s. 4ioo.
..s. Aof Springs, Bath County, Va.
! opened. 'ipr the recsption On Of Visitors 70
hs Kst%srs % &. are celebrated tor their CURATIVE
s1eh - n tno treatment Of various aisea.os,
81 the, LIVER. Chronic Enlargemept Of the
Liver O. spleen. Chronic DinrrhUs Or Dysen-
tHefys Non- -0rgAaia Pafalysis. Ola Injarier,
Aaeotiohs Of the Shin, especially Of syphiltio
origin, Chronic Diseases Of tue Uterus, DO.
~ The Baths vnrF 14 Temperature from sso to
!. Bosrd $500 'per day. s2o 90 per week, .75
Telegraph Ohaoe 81 the Hotel.
kfof.,J l.! OAH.tI, d. D., of the University
OF Virginia. Resident phyAicisn. M, ~
tH',a .ia' THOS. a. PRICE CO..
3. q. TARDY q co..
nay Is rs FropTietoTs. Eiohnon3, Va.
Country Butter.
300 RogEDs FRESH COUNTRY BUT.
CXyOT TKR for sale low by
May la e. HOPE.
Cotton Seed OIL. +.
A PURE article, superior TO others .a a.
- ~ ea.ad a. on TOR table use, at one third tho
price OF imported; For sale BY
April Q EDWARD HOPE.
!. The Kxchange House !.
6Fa. HAS been overhauled and re.arranped
>g1or rarsh the Spring snd suhamer. Iced bsve-
MAY PAYSINGER d RRANKrJN