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RESTAURANTS.

yETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, Is iuiif
III fortified against summers hea. Ss><~,
Wht v Itlr one t,xp,.cnt and another Ii s2S55la
will 20 hard II he doesn't keep his Gus 49,
toners and friends cool aud comfort xS
ohI, lei the summer god rage never tcrccly.
His LARDER has the best products OF tie season,
from the troplcs 10 the Lakes, which arc ScIScu I'D
the BEST STYLE OF ART. ,,
His HAR * tile best both for skilfni brewing ana
SUPERIOR l!q,ors-iincqi,ailcd In this city II Win
thes, and ices and cooling mineral waters geftie-
me-. can, ko.ys cool theu The weather must he as hot
ms ycSuyiis fisslf.
Thankful Tor rist favors, he renews his Invitation
to the. public, aud promises stisiartion, thai Is 10
be found In this world 500.
hnr,,,, ihI. is more mellow than any of those at
Boston, " -
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DIC.NIC.-The Leigh-Stfeet Church pic
mic Viii be postponed until about the LIST OF
August on account of Its WITH ether PIC
i, ,,o,Sp sIl c given ef The day on which ~ will
: ,Sc MACE. ~. q. z. USTIS, &
!. ~ s.il -. Ehairnaili
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- = = i
Rrfck or u scitttoSD Afsb YoEK HfqxHV M
Il an no 6ft fs1stkANys w
cfsssntsnss " 81 Jslif ~ 1871 z
tt1JTIGE TO PERSONS DESIRING 10
~, 4, z, Iy TI1E saI5TIMOisE DEMO
III fEsSTiON yisit6rs 70 the l1eino-
to ba held 81 Baltimore Die stTi
AZ IS Prr y trl1s scxying this sipb,f ~, gtTfTIfs
Bkf the 9Th and fi Gtt sisv az gt,tS
fILIdASt4 si,RtS;Si. . s
5--9y s-ly - tperip tendent.
4 stiEsAPEAKE AND 10 HIo RATf,. I
~. ~ .RoAD.-tn and after July Isf PAsSEEg;ER
TRAINS viii letve Rit.ilmond us foiIs,ws -
800 A. M.--hAIL TIs4AIis iexcyrt Sunday for
.is White sulphur Springs, connecting f :offGns
vile with the Orange, AiexaHiria md Mauasrg,s
md South. s. e - ~ 80
4:,s p. 81. ACCOMMODATION TRAM fsxcept
sunday for GOrtl0lsviIl IL, arriving at s:2B r. az,
runs through 10 Sannt1ii, arriving nc III
~. This train councils Mt e;0rrtoirSyilte IN ffi
tiR night trains on The Orange. NIe$nnria and Ma
TON. ''.s = 81
Atrain leaves GordousyIIIe fexcept ason,,av, "a
el5 A. ~ for White Sulphur Springs, arriving q {
tI8 Z. u. ~ 49,, - n
Througil tickets, ut low rates sold to all tsoi,,s
Northwest and Southwest "a 80 az e ~ ~ q
steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown.
Amsterdam, a ntwerp, Hamburg, Havre, Rotterdam,
bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg. 10 NIL ppiHtg
on ms road be bought OF The General Ticket
agsht at IlrnOnd be ordered through AM
station agent on tie road s5s ~ gsyl.t-e5 q u
,u d, information may be obtained at the Com
Al. PERRY, General Superintendent.
jyt ,s"S' $3.50 '>-i"' N'>sN 49, $500 7
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Rev. Peter Cartwright, the famous octo-
se1iarian Methodist clergyman, has been adj
Judged incapable of managing his own af-
fairs, and his son has been appointed con-
seryator.
California has another new industry. 1t
has just been found that the opium poppy
fonrishes there to perfection. A field OF
them is growing near San Jose. They are
about i've feet high, with seed-halls The
size of an ordinary tea-cup.
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DOCAHONTAS TRIBE, No. Il, /. Q. r..
M'Iyhe oilIcers-elect of the aboye-ilaned Tribe
win lie publicly instaIc,, 1t their wiS,sani on Ict.
between Main and Bank streets, TULSbAi
NIGHT, July 9Th, al 0 o'clock.
: Members OF sister Tribcs aud the public are cor
di.lty iayIfpG 10 hi. present. ts51 3ys e-SIN
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ROOTS, SHOES, dc.

lust RECEIN ED--Ladies' kida
~ Marie Antoin"tie Slippers .ldics' Sere" -.
Tuition Boots and I.tlmoIils: AliS-Ci' lctrl es>
,uIorcI Button Boots: t;cutltmrns broadway Cal
trr@: t;curIcrcn-S XIII :uI Morocco CATERS; CEN
Ilrmrn's Seamless Scal-Skn low-iuartcr shoes all
for sale low hy JOHN C. pAGE, JR..
IL: 1908 Main street.
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JAMES RIvER STEAMBOATstl1lla
~ COMPANY. S $500.
FOR NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
MORE. NORFOLK. PUETSMOUi
AND ALI. REGULAR LAND
INGS ON TIE JAMES
RIVER.
ALSO, FOR OLD POINT AND "EUE DE



The fast AMI elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain nc. CLIFFORD, leaves
Company's wharf ut Rockctts fer the aborc-ramtd
places OH MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and FRI.
DAYS, at 81 a.. NJ, aud returns an Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons. ut 81 o'clock.
I'lSscng gers connect AT Norfolk with tie old bay
Line Steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg OH arriva
Ut steamer.
Fare to New York. SO
Fare u Philadelphia. so
pJrI' wv
Excursion tickets to Old Point and "Euc d
] l. Fan au,l return. 81. Good until used.
Tickets un sale at CARRIER Il Co.'S EMPRESS,
and baggage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
aud SATURDAYS. for Norfolk, rnrtS,uoutl, B"s
Ion, Baltimore. aud principal landings "n tlcsas
prake Bay and I'LL regular landings on James rivcb
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from a. Nj. I'LL L. NJ.
Freight Tor way-laii,ngs must lt prepaid
The steamer Sylvester will DE chartered for eve
ming excursions 1T re .isnnahle rates.
l.. Il. TAfuM, General Agent
Office, Cnmpany's wharf.
ir;.,lch Office. corner Main and ninth streets. jc
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RiGnn I,so,; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ami

POTOMAC RAILRohp, c'oMpaSy. ~
GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s,n 70 rs 81
RIciIMoSD, VA, July LIST, is7s.
NOTICE.-Travellers bound West ,;a
baltimore aud Ohio railroad will nv taking ,,,.,
r. NJ mail train hence connect with the a:i7 r. m
train ut Relay House, OH Baltimore and Ohio rail-.
road. IL 55sEgt15 NJ. -Sese -
Ey the oio L. NJ. train they will connect win, fbe
s:o a. ~ train Mt Relay House same road, the
former ieine the quicker line FOR points west =.
DAY Mali. TEAMS do not stop nj Hungary.
killy's, WoOtfOrd's Lane, or Potomac Run. IS
NIGHT MAIL TRAINS do not stop nc any or tl,e
above points, nor do they stop 1T Riciand.
e. T.. ID. MYERS,
jy 1-2w General SDperintandct,f d
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From Ih,, New York Tobacco l.rrt.
We here present some additional CORES
poudrncc on The retail question:

We here present some additional CORES
pondrncc on The retail question:
NEw YORK. June "A. 1872.
lion. j. ". pOugidS$. Commissioner Of In
hl1oi R,reluc:
Sir.-In connection with your decision,
rendered to- New Orleans tobacco dealer,
that Il dealer in Leaf tobacco can rclack
ho->l,adS. eases. and ir,lcs Of tobacco in
ANY >zr or weight he p!c:l>c>, we would ask
whether under your decision il lrlS to he re-
picked before sal" is made, or if IL sale c.ln
lac made from Il sample of 4 large hogShcad.
tsl>r. or bale. and then repmcked in such
weight and manner rs is desired by the pur-
chaser:
II"lnn@ for IN early reply. we remain. sir.
YOURS. NJ. trrE$uElMEE a. BROTHER.
TREASURY DrrAETMEST,)
oFFh'E OF internal REVENUE.
" aSlilNGIuH. June 70. ISL
Gentlemen. In reply To- your letter "l
juno -. IN relation ~ r1lmrkin% and selling
l,Hl tobacco, have 10 say that ynu will find
herewith lnrI"Scd copy of a decision on this
subject. In this decision The views OF this
office are clearly expressed. Under il a
dealer i'm leaf tobacco may assert and rcpick
his tobacco in h".>hratS, eases. and bales of
2uy size and weight lc lc;l>c>. but IN is not
al!nwrd. under tltr new law, to break pick
ares md retail thcrrirnm-lhat l. 10 shy. hc
cannot break Il package Of leaf tobacco and
wci"I il out III small I,IantiirSas purchasers
call lur il. Very respectfully.
j. W. DnrGtASS, commissioner.
" G,r,H1rImcrG Br0h,tr, New York city.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILRoAT, Cor
OFFICE GES'L TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT, ~
RICHMOND, Va, June %, 1872; ).
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On and, after. SAT-
~ URDAY NEXT. until further notice, AN AG-
COMMODATtOS TRAIN will run between Rich
non,i and Ilurkeville, leaving Richmond every
SATURDAY ut $50 y. NJ, arriving ut Burkeyiile at
$40 T. NJ. Returning, leave Burkevillc on MON
DAY at J35 a. NJ. arriving In Richmond ut s:sS a.
NJ. This train will stop at all way stations.
JOHN II. MACMURDU.
General Ticket and Freight A gent. +,
Y. NJ. Il. TALCoTT, Engineer and superintendent
Ia oG-nni F-ztIe4s
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THE TOBAcco TAx.-Wc are in receipt of
communication from ''hn Old Subscriber"
correcting our construction Of the tobacco
tax two weeks ago, wherein we charged it
rs an "iniquity," and attributed it to our
Radical Congress as an oppression. We
were mislcd by the rather ambiguous read
ing of the law rs well as by the construction
of those whom we supposed to understand
the law better than ourselves. We stand
corrected by our correspondent, who says ::
This law was voted for by every member
of Congress from Virginia, and was urged
by Il committee Of gentlemen interested i'll
the tobacco trade from Richmond, Lynch
burg, and other cities in Virginia, upon Con-
gress for months before its passage; and
that, instead of adding to the burdens of the
people of Virginia, il relieves them annually
Of $1,000 900 in the shape oftaXcs. Noplantcr
or farmer shall bc required TO pay any tax
on the sale of tobacco of his own production
or received by him us rent from tenants who
have produced the san.c on his land. Should
apantpr, however, desire to become ped
dlcr Of leaf tobacco to consumers by the bum
die or pound then the new law fixes the
penalty ut $500, and 30 per cent. on all sales
over 81 ,000."--Abinglon V'rynian.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANp}
POTOMAC ROUTE, june 10. lx72.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBuRG RAILROAD CO.,e
RICHMOND VA. June lu, 1872. :
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, the TRAINS on this road will run fol-
lows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at s A.
n. and ESQ I. NJ AMI leave Petersburg at ll:25 A.
NJ. and sos +. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at
tachrd leave Richmond at y y. NJ and II. NJ, and
leave Petersburg ut T:l5 A. M. and $50 y. NJ.
Tie 500 a. NJ. TRAIN VIII not leave Richmond
sundays, and Tire so5 =. NJ. MAIL TRAIN and
7:is a. NJ. FI;EiGHT TRAIN will not leave Peters
hurg on Sundays.
Fare for single tickets. Is
Fare for return tickets. ..........s... 800
Communication tickets can he had ut the following
rates: ..ss..
Filty-trip tickets for. ................$ 90
Onc-huu,lrtl trip tickets for....... 80 90
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 1850 Z. NJ.
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk will con-
meet IL Petersburg; with the 1la3 \. NJ. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the $50 A.
NJ. TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays;
aud returning, leave Richmond on the same days mt
l:sO i. NJ.
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
Manchester.
The s a. M. TRAIN viii connect at Petersburg
with tie Atlantic" Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
Lynrhhurg daily.
FTILMAN's PALACE SLEEPlNG-CAR Will
nc attached Ia The THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
running through to Wilmington.
ie 10 Ticket and Freight Agent
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iii sllsa sos tlsa ,relTll

sIfsatsssist but llf for the iFeaesl
1of contract the box niannfaft lirer WINS mt
Hubble for consequential tlarias that the
tobaeco manufacture should carefully insrect
The bnxes, aud if they were not alf right he
ought to send them back antt get good ones,
eIsd not put mp his tobareo In bad h0xes, ex-
peeting to make the manufactures pay for the
loss sustained by his not getting full price for
the tobacco.
81 The jury not being able TO agree were dis
charged.
This liz M important case, and it would be
we'll for the manufacturer of tobacco and for
the manufacturer OF boxes If it were decided
ut once. If there be aif implied warranty
and consequential! damages he allowed, the
manufacturer of tobacco boxes inc,irs a fe:tr-
.ftl rcsponsihi!ity--much more than in Ordi-
nary eases, because tobacco is of such 4 SEN
sitiyc nature and SO easy to mould. BY 4
slight oversight on his part in the selection
OF timber he might be ruined forever.
On the other hand, the manufacturer of
tobacco might say he could not undertake to
examine boxes, and il there be not an i'm
piled warranty he must have an express
warranty.
Both sides hereafter, we imagine, will
keep their eyes open. While the question
is still undetermined. we advise parties to
reduce their contracts to writing, and TO
have Il perfect understanding in regard to
thcrn.-DdnriHc Times.
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4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-0n SATURDAYS, commencing, June
10Th. train leaving Rclm0rd ut 4:i5 i. D. will run
directly through to StauntoD arriving at IL T.. NJ;
returning will leave Stanton OH Mondays at 3 A.
M.. arriving at Richmond at $3.50 a. M.
"A. III. PERRY, sly
jc2l-3w General Superintendent
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TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
at . O'Clock =. NJ. instead Of 3 L. NJ as formerly.
and for " EST POINT daily ut same hour. The
SUNDAY train for West Point leaves nj \. NJ.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
Al RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
LING PUBLIC.

On and after Tuesday, June 18th, until further no.
ticc. train leaves this depot for
BhLTIMORF, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON, AND ALL POINTS WEST,
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Two Hundred and Twenty Acres,
SUPREME COURT SALE.

DuR>UhNT TO \ DECREE OF TIE
1 supreme Court uf the state uf Tennessee.
Al IT, september Term. ~, al Knoxville. in
the ,nil Of WIN. =. sNunurd ". Isaac T..
~Wnnurd, ct AL; and said Isaac l.. ". ,aid
VIM. u. ~wallord. It 49,. BiI and Cro,, BIN.
will offer at public sale, in front Of the
couri-hou,c, in rikcyilIe, Tennessee. on
THURSDAY, TuE .NIu DAY OF MARCH.
1872. tract of land containing
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SEED SWEET POTATOES.

4 FULL SUPPLY OF NANSAMOND,
~ the best sweet Potato. and other varir.
lies 90 per bu>hcl. Enquire Of
W. G.. HORTON Il co.
March s. lS12-it.223
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SEHH;siE' vs.. DDd.%.


IWi>h TO call the attention Of the members Of
the McNIinn County Court to I'm act of In" Leg
stature. passed Jnnu'ry 18Th. 1871, authorizing
the County Courts Of the St"tc, ut any Quarter
" Term to order the assessment and levy Of Il
tax. not les, than - cents nor NOR" than 5000.
on every dog exceeding one for each family, to
We collected a- other taxes. and when collected
to constitute part Of thu common school fund Of
the country the legislature thus shifting the
responsibility from itself 10 the County Court.
deem ii the duty Of these Courts to meet this
responsibility without inquiring into it, popu-
larIty or unpopularity among til" people, a
great and growing necessity demands some
step. in thi, direction, and the Justices of this
county will he called upon ut the April Term to
vote whether ornOt they will levy this t'N-to
say which they will most encourage the dogs
or sheep. Owing tOa recent act %! the Lr@iHIa-
turc changing the time Of appointing Tax AS
SCISSORS from January to the April Term Of the
Court, there will have TO bca rc-appointmcnt of
Assessors for this cOunty-that work having
been done ut the January Term. There have
been objections urged to lcNying the tax in
April of this year. because it would ncccsSitatc
another set of assessors for the dogs. but by the
recent act above alluded to the necessity is OBJ
waited.
Now there are. on a rough estimate, n lcns,
five thousand dogs in McMinn. counting m
average of two to each y0tcr--and this i, n low
average. Two thousand five hundred o. these
under the law are tnXablc, bringing into the
county school fund, ut $l.0Oprr head. $1,000 or
at 10 cent, per head Sl.2oO. Thi, amount, all
died. to the poll tax, which by law goes to COM
mon school purposes, sums up considerable
school fund for the education of the children.
A tax of one dollar per head on half the dogs
in this county would send two hundred and iif-
~ children to u common school one year. As
matter Of course, this tax on the dogs would in
n few years have the effect Of decreasing their
number TO such m extent that the sum derived
from this source would not be considerable. but
what the school fund would lose would be II ten
fold gain To the wOOl-grOwing interest Of the
county. While no part of the United st lics j.
better adapted than East Tennessee to wool
growing. and no section OF country has Suri IT.
cilitr> for manufacturing it. yet no country in
the world having half the advantage, gives less
to these interests. Why has
ol-grown. never been great 'irrcSs in this
country? simply h'cu>r our people have never
it, never given TO it The attention ii
requires Introducing good stocks of sheep into
the country and protecting them by stringent
dog laws.
The price Of W ol has greatly advanced since
the war. and this section Of Tennessee. on ac-
roun. Of it, climate, soil and watcr-pOwcr. isex-
riting the attention Of men Of captHl abroad
yet with all our advantages for producing and
wool. neither our own citizens |
nor capitalists elsewhere feel disposed to bring
their fine Merincs md Southdowns here to be !
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A N NOUNCE NJ z N T S.
For Tax Collector.

We are authorized and requested to m.
nounrr ", \, BUCkNER ~, candidate for
IIN Collector tor McMmn county It the en-.
'uing August rlcction-subjcct TO the decision
Of Convention.
We are authorized and requested to M
nounrr BENJ. WELLS rs a candidate for TnX
Collector for McMuu county NJ the ensuing
August election subject to the decision Of a
Convention.
We rrr authorized and requested to an.
nouncc ". NJ. KELLEY n u candidate for
recollection To the office Of Tax Collector for
MrMiuu county. at the ensuing August cloc-
ton,
W. are authorized and requested to an
nouurr +, j. SHERMAN ~ u candidate for
FuN cullrciorof McMinn county, at the en-.
suing election in August.
We are authorized and requested TO an.
nouncc H. r. RENTFRO ~ a candidate lo"
lnN Collector If MrNinn county, W the cn,,l.
ing Augu'r election subject to 4 Convention,
II one ,hould b" held.
We ARE uuthcrizod and requested to an
nounrr WAYNE BROCK A. a candidate for
lnY Collector # McMinn county. at the EN-.
suing August election subject TO ConN en-.
ton, should one be held.
We ARE authorized and requested toamouncc
the name Of LUilN Vi. MILLER, u,ucaudidntr
for Tax Collector Of MrNlnn county subject
10 a Convention if one should De held. Election
next August.
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dcyourcd in one night by hungry, ,hccp-klllng
ours. There are u numbrr Of citizen, Of Me-
Mlnn who would devote the whole Of thrrtimr
and large means to sheep ri'lng lftuoy had uny
protection from the dogs, which not only de-.
,troy the sheep, but consume twenty time, more
Of the county, produce than it, pnupcr,, /
have seen a, many n, three following one pau
per, and great part Of the sum nearly sl,ooDJ
annually appropriated by the County Court for
the maintenance Of it. paupcr' goes down the
throat, Of their hungry do@'.
Let u, hope TINT the Justices composing our
County Court will, ut It, April Tcrm open the
way for foreign capital and encourage the en-
tcrpr,c Of our own citizens, and nj the same
time add something to the common school fund
tor the education Of the children in ihi, county
by taxing the dogs, viii thcy Go IT, We shall
see ", G.,
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I'D e'Ss5.tpNias'S.
If Won are Going We.

u re "a % u = " - q.
Buy your Tickets over the "0Id rcliablr'
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD, the popular
route from st. Louis to Srd,lia. TT. Scott,
Lawrence. Kansas City. Atchi-on. St. Joseph.
Omaha Denver and all points in Missouri.
Kansas. Nebraska ana Colorado. to which pc0-
pie are moving. THIS line has m uncXccllci
equipment in fine day coaches. PulIman'S pal
ace ,crpcr>. Miicr'S SWeiy plaJorm and the
patent steam Jrake. and its reputation for
prompt time and >urcc connections is pro, er
bal. For valuable information and assistance
and to make SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS t low
est rates offered by any line. call upon or adj
drc>, j. #. Thompson. Agent Missouri Pacific
K. r., Chattanooga. Tenn, or Atlanta, Ga; or
L. 4. FORD. General Passenger Agent. st.
Louis, Mo. 80 trouble to answer questions.
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'E'hc History Vn,ionnl sscrnra,,,

Here j. the history Of the most celebrated
tonic of the age in u nutshell. In 1868 il WAS
announced chat certain combination Of v"gC.
table ingredients. withr pure dtlu>iNc >timU-
,ant. was working wonders in III" cure oi
chronic dyspepsia. nervous dch!Iilr. liver CONF
paiut periodical lcyCrS. rheumatism and con-
,tilutionaI weakness. The unprctrudng u.,mr
gwen to the Specific was PLANTATION BIT
TIERS. The statement attracted the attention
Of iuyulid> everywhere. The new remedy re-
cciNcd fair trial, and the results more than
confirmed all that had been sand in its praise.
Thcnr"furWurd il was a grand success. The
business columns Of the press spread the glo-
riou- news iarand wide. and the martyrs Ia in
digestion. hiliOu>nr>>. physical pro~traiion and
premature decay. ~ If by common consent,
sought relief from the new Ncgctnh" rest ora.
tive. Vhty found what they SOUGHT. From
that time tO the present the increase in the de-
mHnd for Plantation Iiiticr> has been one Of
the most striking events in this age.
III For COUGHS bronchitis and Consump-
ton. in its early STAGES. nothing equal, DR..
pcrce> Golden Medical Discovery
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SPECIAL NraEl

| PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR. may be en-
/ tirrIN prevented by the use Of Burnctr> Co.
roninr. II has never failed to arrest decay,
aud TO promote healthy and vigorous groNth
| II j. Mt the same time unriyaII,d H'a dressing
| for the hair,
| CAST THEM OuT.-If there are any diseases
| which dcscrN" the name Gcmoniar. DS'pcp,jl
/ j. one Of them. II racks and tears the system
/ like vcritublr ticud, and render, Ilira bur
/ den. The medicines If THE dy>pcN>lry VIII
not cvpcl it. Cast il ont with Or. walker :
/ Vegetable Vinegar BittrrS. There Is no form
Of indigestion or liver complaint that can
withstand this potent tonic aud Alternative
! 80 LADIES ToILEr COMPLETE unless there
| be the FRAGRANT Solooout-unto the breath
sweet odorN il impnrt>. the gums a ruby red
ness soon assumes, the teeth quich rival aIH-
bu>trr tint and seem rs pearls sci in Il coral
vase.
$4,000 WILL RE PAID for any Remedy
witch will cure Chronic Rheumatism. Pain,
in the Limbs, Hlrk and Chest, sore Throat,
Insect ~ting,. Group. Dysrntrry, Collie, NprainN
and Vomiting, quicker than Dr. Tobias We
ncian linimrnt, established in 1871. Never
fails. Sold by the Druggists. Depot 10 Park
Place, New York.
CarbOlir Sllyc, recommended nv the leading
Physicians and the President Of the New
York Board Of Health, ~ the most wonderful
Healing compound ever kuown, Gives instant
relief to burns. cures all klnI' OF sores cuts
aud wounds; an" most inNMu'hIr save Tor
~ puIP'I>' no'" 'n'' pro'',i,,"r r'In,,.
Place New York.
NlnpnR i opium purp'u +" II, Nl'h'h,H-
ana poisonous properties. discovered ny ~
bi-rloW, Professor 81 b"'0iIN' p''F"'' M'I'-
raI "llrg". no,' perfect aI'.ul 1""" ,."'H
i, ,.,.;t. ftItn ~ - NtN ar
NV "I''"'' '""u I".'' "'''''>'' ~" w.
thrlN'AdoruN HAIR DNrI' Inc 'iir>' ana '>l'
II runcrl> the bad elects "I inferior dHr>'
while the black az brown tintN II Nrolu',> are
Identical to nature. Factory o. VI u"ch Lane
New York.
Pratt, Astral Oil-Saro>t and best illumi.
mating Oi! ever made. Doe, not take fire or
explode. if the ;nmp /, up-r, or brokrn. over
lio.o0o families continue" to use it, and no ar-
ridrnt> OF any description nave occurred from
it. oil House Of Charles PRATT. c'tabI!- hrd
1870. New York.
The Purr>t and Sweetest Cod Live" OH in
fine world /, InIIrI ~ Co.wrlrs. made ON the