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LIVER ~lNvIGoRAToR.

Sufferer Will say, OIL have tried every
thing without relief. Don't hesitate to
give this preparation a trial. The Pro-
prietor was only induced to bring it be-
fore the public in this form, after having
performed some wonderful cures.
II Proprietor, if called upon, will
name parties who have been cured of
Chronic Dyspepsia of 10 years standing.
This is no Bitters, or substitute for Whis-
ky, but a preparation of real merit.
In Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, jam
dice, ~Billiousness, Sick Headache, and
Habitual Costiyeness, it has no superior.
Be not afraid to try it. You will be
overjOyed at the result of a Single Bottle.
Should this meet the eye of any one, at a
distance where the DyspepsinIlas not yet
reached a Single Bottle will be forwarded
on receipt of 81, or Six Bottles for So.
Dyspeptic, rest assured, this is the best
inyestInent-you can make. t-r-t-Fg
y. j. MILLER, Proprietor
For sale by DAVIS 81 MILLER, Baltl-
more, and by Druggists here and through
out the Country. d So -. IS
Bowel &c Mathes, Agents. Jonesboro.
Cate q Taylor Blountville, II. A. Faw,
Johnson City. II. ii. Snyder, Elizabeth
ton, 4. Murphy d Sous, Taylorsville.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fonling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. IF wanted
merely for a. 20
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KNOXVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
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10000 pounds of bacon from our
highestsmarket price. -
hAHoNEY & sHrrLEY.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1872-01-03

Thomas Jefferson wrote the following
excellent advice. There is much hu-
man nature and good sense in it:
a''Harnony in the married state is the
first to be aimed at. Nothing can pre-
serve affections uninterrupted but
d1n resolution never to differ ia viii,
and a determination in each to consid.
er the love Of others of more value than
any object whatever Oh which a wish
had been fixed. How light, in fact, Is
the sacrifice of any other wish when
weighed against the affections of one
with whom we are to pass our whole
life! And though opposition in single
instance VIII hardly Of itself produce
alienation, yet every one has their
pouch into which all these oppositions
are put; while that is filling the aliens-
tiou is inseusibly going Oh, and when
filled it is complete. 1t would puzzle
either to say why, because no one differ
ence of opinion has been marked enough
TO produce a serious effect by itself. But
he finds mig affections wearied out by
constant dream Of little checks aad oh.
stacles.
Other sources Of discoutgnt, very COM
mon indeed, are the little cross purposes
of husband and wife, in common con.
versation It Is wonderful how many
persons are rendered unhappy by the
inaitaDaiOn maid tO these LITTLE rl1Ias uf
prudence.
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The Animals of America.

Is the American Naturalist, ". =.
Hayes gives the following ss the results
Of his Investigations into the range Of
tue animals Of America st the time Of
the white men:
The moose, nov almost entirely driy-
Ell out Of the United States, was found
a. far south az New York City; the range
of the cariboo was about what it is now;
the musk OK is not mentioned by the
early travellers, but the common deer Is
spoken OF AS existing everywhere in as-
tonishing numbers. The Tapili deer
was found all along the coast from Can.
ada TO the Gulf of Mexico; the bison
ranged along the coast from the valley
of the Connecticut to Florida, and roam
ed over the entire country now known
as the United States, and reached the
slxtleth parallel in British America.
Mr.. Hays computes that at least half a
million Of bisons are annually destroy
ed by man, The jaguar, not now found
east Of Texas occurred in the mountains
Of North Carolins as recently So 1871;
the dog vas found in ali parts Of the
country, and, from ths descriptions,
must have been the samo species a.
those nov found with the Indians Of the
Plains,
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aess to proceed further. But he was
mad-msd from horror; aud, raising his
hatchet, the Bsrunet rained blow after
blow on the scorching wood
The panel had already begun to yield
t3e forked tongues Of flame were begin
ming to dart out at him, when loud,
ringing laugh, fearful TO hear at such q
moment, filed the apartment In
sraaze he recoiled, then turned iii the
direction it had come; the place wac
again too thick with smoke for him to
discern anything, so fastening forward
with extended arms, he felt for the ut
terer Of that awful laugh.
He had reached the furthest corner.
when he clutched the dress of woman
evidently crouehed down on the grouud.
He knew, at least, he had found Lady
Penderleith. But why had she not an
swered his call? His joy was too great
to reason upon it; quickly he sought TO
raise her, exclaiming. Thank heaven,
1 have found you! Do not fesr Rise
up-you are saved.
But his hands We're beaten back az
with tigerish ferocity, and the exuItaat
laugh again rang out, accompanied by
the words. All, ah! it is y glorious tri-
umph, q splendid ball, & success sue
cess! It will go-falI into ruins-pelish!
What matter if / perish too? All, all,
the victory is mine-mIne, after ALL
Listen how it tears and crsckles in its
joy! 1t rejoices with me! Come, quick
er-quicker burn-burn!
The BarOpet stood an instsnt dumb.
founded, motionless, but his own dang
er, as we'll az that of his unfortunate
companion, told him he must not delay;
every moment might prove fatal to him.
Exertiug all his strength, forcibly he
encircled the struggling, shrieking wo.
man with his arms, dragged her up, and
bore her to the window. He was suf.
locating for want Of air. He leaned
awhile against the sill, when 3 sudden
breeze lifting the veil of smoke, the
lurid light Of the heavens fell Oh the
face of Lady Penderleith. He recoileC
with cry of horror before those wild
distorted fsatures-the fearful features o
, mad woman. Lady Penderleith, too
in that moment had recognized heI
preserver, and his blood ran chill, ever
there, at the fiendish look of malignan
, triumph she fixed upon him,
You here! you! she cried. Oh, Oh
this grand night indeed! We will di
together! No, you shall not go!--
> have you fagt--faet! See how tn,
flames leap towards US! They Qome--
[ we shall feel their hot kisses directly
e Oh! that she--she--my miserable daugh
e ter were here also.
The Baronet grew sick with aGhor
! renee at that vindIctive countenance
e He could have cast her off and left lac
: to her fate, after those cruel wordsl bu
he reoollected Alma's grief, and tina
I the woman was insane. As the latte
= had said, the fire was approaching. TIL
: wall bulged out, and the flames curlin
r through made the heat insupportable.
: To keep him by her, her ladyship ha
Y clasped hin firmly in her arms; she n
longer struggled to get free, and thi
It aided him. Raising her oil the ground
o he fed to the door and out into the othe
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PARAoRAPHa

Little women are most admired.
Washington couldn't tell Ia story
A decided stands stand of arms.
Taste is the first sense = dying per
suH loses.
NEVADA ciaiins the ability tp supply
ihe entire world with salt.
Grant is happy sgain-;hs time fur
receiving presents having arrived.
AmBn by the name of Moffat, of Ohio.
tyied Ia melt a bullet out Of his gun. Ha
succeeded. The deceased was 80 years
old.
Parents are warned against allowing
their children to approach too near tle
Grand Dukes party. They may catch
the HoopeukOa and Popoff.
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rHE Dying GIRL's REQEsT.
e. zAar Dopsz.

HAIR sweet sister, can hear
II the distant voices callihg,
sounds thst meet ny listening esT.
Like soft raindrOps falling;
Falling ike the summer raiE
On q held Uf Thirsty grain.
Voices born Of God, In surs,
AnEe Eelhsrpists sent IN kiudns=s,
2iy worn spirit to allure
From the hlmy bilndneEa-
blindness which HysferiouslT-
RI5es thy beanty sweet from ne.
AHthe eolurs Of the earth
Now seem melting IN the measure;
How . bloom Of heavenly birth
FLOODS the air with treasure
Treasures that long 10 clasp
With ny pale hands earnest grasp.
But no longer with ny hand
Nay 1 gather scattered roses;
In Deaths near and noiseless land
Nerveiess all rePoses;
Oil I grisve for your desr sake,
From the world these hands 70 take.
HsRds that lssrn'd Of love and need,
With their dsftaess, ar;s Of beauty,
Al the while their simple creed,
Just 10 do their duty,
Skilled At last 20 do and know,
Must they from yOa idly Zoi
Bat God orders sll things we'll
Listi the angel voices clearer;
Tas that, desr, curtin felt
Come, sweet, nearer. nearer
Hold them something ssys to me.
.sYouE hands are her legacy"
Now, ny darling, all is pssee;
All IS wos foE which I've striTea;
Love IN trust has fond release,
Bliss 20 faith iS given,
Rapturous music allu she air,
Crowned at length IS work and prayer.
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apartment; he tried to increase hisspeed,
but reeled from exhaustiOni his own
brain felt going. How far of the stairs
seemed!
Suddenly the whole place appeared to
heave, TO rock about him; fearful crash
followed, accompanied 10y q cataract Of
flashing light, and uttering enc cry.
Maybrook . ne fell inSeueibls To the
floor
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PENDERLEITH.
BY TIE AUTHOR OF FLORENCE BRAND
or, 'W-RoNGKD AND EIeHTED, ETC.
CHAPTER XIV
NEVER FORGIVEN.

AhEhE bss AuuCl ~ tGA4I thSA6A eA4O
time Of separation was only two months,
and It carried the speakers far into the
night.
Mrs. Lyle's grievanee-and Ike
every body else who has a q grievance,
she made it the leading topic Of conver-
ysation-was the approaching sale Of
Penderleith. It was Of no avail Alma's
gentle soothing, nor the Baronet's
mirthful expostulations; she declared It
vas downright shame, and if there
were any justice in English laws,
which there was not, it should not be
allowed.
Really, Gerard, laugh, ifyou please,
she said; but when, from my bedroom,
I looked across at the place just before
you arrived, and saw all &c windows
sparkling with light, I could not pre-
vent tears Of vexation filing my eyes
al the idea that the place would soon be
into other hands.
All the windows sparkling with light!
repeated the Baronet; That Is an unsu-
al occurrence, Is it not
Not so much now. Besides, tonight
her ladyship gives her final ball as mis-
tress Of Penderleith, and before she re-
pairs to London. They say 1t Is to be
the grandest of all; and, added the
speaker, hear that perfect fortune
has been unnecessarily lavished on the
others.
Never mind, laughed the Baronet;
we have had enough Of the subject. Let
US hope that the next occupant may be
more friendly towards US. How did you
find London, mother What news
have you brought from your town
= friends 2
Thus he turned a conversation which
d. he knew could not be otherwise thar
, painful to Alma, and a short time after
they separated for the night.
For not two hours, however, had thC
husband and wife, fatigued by thei
journey, slept, when they were aroused
! by loud knocking at the bedroom
door.
: Who is there What is She matter
J called the Barouet,
Up! up instantly, Gerard answered
the voice Of bis mother, In the wildes
!, alarm. Penderleith is on FIRE
: Fire
What an awful sound that monosyl
l. liable possesses in the dead Of night
It What chill it strikes to the stoutel
heart
$ immediately Gerard had arisenp and
hastily attirIng himself, with Aim
clinging to him ia grief and terror fc
her mothers danger, opened the dooI
Mrs. Lyle, much sgttated, stood theT
in her dressing-goEn holding light.
Come here, to my room, abe exclsin
ed, on their appearance. I am sure
is as I ssy-come.
Stay fret let me call Aisybreok, sai
g. the Baronet.
d Having done 20, be rejolned the tw
" women.
r There was no doubt about the:statr
n, n ment Of GeTard's mother. 1t was Or
indeed.
ID, There stood Penderleith, but tie us
i. al sharp outline against the sky Of Il
lie gloomy pile was broken by volumes
tc smoke, which rolled upwards to Il
= heavens. Then their density was blen
=. ed with bright flashes of red; and in IL
re, stiffness ofthe night could be distinct
heard that peculiar surging roar whic
in the country, as in towns, denotes Il
rapid collecting together Of many pc
e pie.
u \ fire it certainly is he sxclaime
5st as, quitting the window, he strobe
the door. How ever could it have ha
pened?
Where are you going, Gerard2 SAX
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others, seeing how positive they were,
and believing that there might really
be hope, released him.
Lend me a hatchet, he said; may
need one.
Selling it, aud bidding Naybrook fol-
low, he ran around 70 the bUor by the
means of which he had rescued Alma.
It WAS open; it yielded to their pressure;
it evidently had not been fastened since
that night Of their escape.
Az it swung back, body nj smoke
rolled out compelling them for an in
stsut to retreat.
fear it IS useless, Sir Gerard. II
must long have been all over with the
poor lady, if she's there, said the game
keeper.
Perhaps not, answered The Baronet,
resolutely advancing. At least, l will
try. You remain here. Come only if
call. There is 10 need to risk two lives
when one can DO the work. BE on the
listen. I will summou You If need
aid!
Ending, he sprang up the stairs,
through the binding rnoke, which
poured forth az II exertins all its power
to force him back. On opening the 9TH
er door, il came out 20 thick and hot
that ne paused. Buthe thought Of Alma,
at her agony Ut hermother meeting such
a fate, and boldly went OH, falling aloud
upon Lady PendeFleith.
Traversing the apartment, he CROPPED
his wSy to the spot where he had first
seen her enter Oh that memorable night.
It was no sliding panel, but door lead
ing Into another room, which he enter
ed. Here the smoke was hotter and
thicker yet, rendering respiration al.
most impossible. He reeled and stag.
gered like drunken man. To be over.
come. to drop down there, would be Ger.
Inn 7. T.oudenback and Lida Chance
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THE END.
FIRST GLASS HOTEL.
what It Consumes and the Number u
EInpIOyes,

Few persons have an idea Of what s
world in itself is first-cless hotel, and
what it takes to keep it running. We
find in the New York Coaln1ercic2 Adrec-
tiser some account Of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, jim that city. which will interest
the reader. The report says:
THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
For some time have wanted 10 de-
scribe the internal workings Of some
great hotel of the metropolis 50 yester-
day l passed through this hotel, from
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" HOLE NUMBER 5O7.

do you give for It? We use $50 pounds
Of loin and roasts daiIy-costs p to 50
cents per pound; nsat bills are paid
daily.
Turkeys? Use . turkeys a day; oost
IS ceatz.
Game? msllard duels, 81 % per pair;
black ducks, 81 cents pes pair. Brandt
ducks, 81 p per pair; red head, 81 90
per pair partridges and grouse, 81 per
pair eachi venIsou, % cents.
Lamb costs I9 and ocents; get u good
deal of mutton FROM Boston, south
down.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes, 81 u per barrel tlss SIX bar.
rels per day; sweet potatoes, IS per bar
rcli tomatoes, s. So for I. nne gallon
cans, use I2 gallons daily.
Thea butter costs three times ss much
.a- Ho1r?
les, and milk coats more than flour;
50 do eggs; and oysters, which are only
used for relish on side.dizhes, cost ST.
40,
Ihere is a private pantry in the hotel,
with corps Of walters, who do ali the
supplying of private meals in the rooms
of guests. Each waiter is charged with
his knives, forks and spoons, and if he
loses any Of them 1t Is his own lookout.
James Andersen runs itwith eight men.
DINING BOOM
The dining-room OF this hotel has no
rival in this country. While eating, the
eyes rest upon mirrors, separated by
Doric columns, the ceiling being res
COED, and the floor wrought in checked
mosaic e---.e--
The head waiter, Johu Mcbride, has,
perhaps, one Of the largest hotel &C.
lquaintanoes of any one in the country;
salary, $780, John shakes hands with
President Grant and Senator Conkling
as If he was a. brother. The second il
Thomas Gay. There are eighty waters,
who receive from SIS to $50 per month,
b PerqaisItes are not customary; indeed
tta6Feis is no need fleeing a waiter here,
as bhere Is no possible chance for him
Co show iavofitisaa. There isno putting
4 by woodcock and game for high bid,
az they e. at Saratoga. However,
many walters receive nice Christmas
presents.
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Ezos2HcTus ECR 1879.
TIE LADYlS FRIEND.
FOR 1877


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f.br 7. T,oudenback and Ida Chanes
H Bull and Sarah Neese.
-r5.,-rf,l- ,rul,ee and C,atharine Lowlsr.
TT Clemens and Sarah Neer.
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VEGETABLES.

The dining-room OF this hotsI has no
rival in this country. While eating, the
eyes rest upon mirrors, separated by
Doric columns, the ceiling being res
COED, and the floor wrought in checked
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Germans of Mobile. Alabama held e
mass meeting on the l2lh instant, and passed
resolutions. declaring their intention to vote
for Greeley and Brown next November.
"A Grant orator speaking IN one Of the
New York districts recently, said, ~ look upon
the public press as public nuisance, and The
people ought to arise In their msjest. and put
down the newspapers which malign our Pres'
ident." IN No. -
Jesse W. Fell, OF BLOOMINGTON, H., .Wrilea
to the Chicago Tribune 10 Say that Judge ga-
vid Davis authorizes him to announce DE sae 10,
tention of voting for Mr. Greeley. g Juoge
Davis Is the United States Supreme Vous'
Judge who was drst talked OF as Inc LipeA"
Candidate for the Presidency. ,..,,,5s.t,
Mr.. Wendell Phillips, being lnoe lnVae h;s
make Grant speeches in Vermont, sent s.haie nie
t'regrets,a adding. however, ,nas of 1 Srant;s
deeply the indescrbaole importance VI n,,r,, uSH
election" Phillips has often sara !ne Tos,.
can marry had outlived its usefulness. coH
vsars aoo. Mr.. Philips admits. ne oeDleoael-
.sroI CENTS fitness for the Presidency. Gij.sss
eia IAN old New York journalist writes from
-. anoeIes. U California: There are seventy
si"bt LoI Jews here, and all except Two sre'iar
csssIevs Foriy-nine-6ftleths OF the German
and Irish vote is for Greeley; and the Demo
crats are nearly unit for him. lknowo
Seventeen prominent Republicans 10 this CITY
who are openly against Grants" Los Angeles
indeed.
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killed at the railroad depot and the other as
having been killed during the attack upon the
forts, were soon brought to the same plaza
and hung to neighboring lamp-posta. The
following day witnessed the sad and inhuman
spectacle of the bodies Of those three Cutler
rez brothers cut from the lamp-posts,
TRroED UP HUNDRED FEET on THE CATHE-
ORAL TOWERS, =.
out down and suffered to fall In the street;
then quartered. saturated with kerosene and
publicly burned. All of this done by an ex-
cited populace, who, in their mad desire for
vengeance on the authors of. their misf0r-
tunes, could not be restrained by any power
that the newly resuscitated government could
bring against them. On the evening of the
26th steamer was dispatched from Callao to
search for and recall the absent vessel Of the
1eet, and at the same time the various cities
along the coast in telegraphc communication
with the capital were informed OF the re-.
sumption Of the legal aud constitutional gov
ernment. Pardo, who was at Pisco, imme-
diately started from that place In one Of the
aforementioned vessels the Independence.
and arrived here in Callao to-day, the 9th, at
one o'clock P. M.
PARDo's RECEPTION
both in this city and Lima was warm and en-
thuslaslic.. At present aliis qniet again 10 the
Republic of Peru, though what the next few
days may bring forth none can tell.