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The Sin Of TattlinR.

A family have q right to privacv- Ir
, guarding the delicate relations Of the house
: Soio, secrecy becomes q virtue. Even Il
oy chance the private affairs Of household
are iaid open to a stranger, honor would re-.
tue nm to turn from them, and if q
shouid be locked in sacred silence.
a ooucle obligation of silence rests upon
que VINO IL guest in family. The turpi-
.u"e OF dlvulging family secret by a visi :
WI 10 'ar greater than theft would be. To
far 1ess n aura Dozen silver spoons, would do
aa. less damage, produce far less suffering,
t'"T oe iess I'm moral, than tale-bearing.
10 1etray the secrets of q household, is
-: o' on'y an odlous immortality, but it ia a
. .m anu soame to be on good terms with
r r""se VINO mo are known to commit such out
RACES. They put themselves out of the male
as moral outlaws. W >io"'e"
~, inese hungry eyed wretches who sit in
S.le unsnspleious circle of parents and chill
wsaf areasuring their words, spying their
l iah;l;t;ss y. .misrePresenting the innocent
uaoliitles OF the household, and run from |
mouse to house with their shameless news.
are worse than prisoners of wells, or burn.
ers OF houses. They poison the faith of
man In man: If one open his mouth to tell
S;n, S y; tnings, with all your might smite
winch instantly justify you knocking a
man down the one is the act of pointing
gun ut you in sport, and the other is the
attempt to tell you a secret which it is dis
graceful for him to get land for YOU to hear.
Make no terms with such people. Tale
bearers have no rights. They are common
enemies of good men. Hunt. hurry and
pound them out of society. They are the 7
worst pests save one, and that is the listen !
'r to tale bearer. S
There could be no tattling, if there were p
lot one to hear. 1t takes an ear and toppue
o make scandal. Greedy listening ia as
lshonorable as nimble tattling. Tie ear
the open market where the tongue sells 9
g Ill gotten wares. Some there are who 1,
ill not repeat again what they hear. but 60
ney are willing to listen to it. They win %
OF trade In contraband goods, but they will K
~ enough of the smuggler for family use. Z,
These respectable listeners are the pa Il
'ons OF tattlers. 1t is the ready market
lat keeps tale-bearing brisk. 1t is g.:
lame to listen to ill IF yonr neighbor. 'ro
benevolence demands that Won
not love ill news. A clean heart and a s
ne honor rejoice in kindly things. 1t 'a'
onid be q pain and sorrow to know of
ything that would degrade your neiehbor A
your eyes, even if he is your enemy: how ~
UGH more If he is your friendr Quit tat p S,,
ng! ISL
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SONS OF SUCCESSFUL MEN," Burleipb- ,
me New York correspondent of the Boston
Journal, writes Next to the inonirv
what becomes Of the pins an interestino
question would be, what becomes of the
sons OF successful meni A few men and
q lew firms are in the hands Of the sons of
the founders; but these are exceptions. The
old names and the old trade gencrdNy pass
into the hands Of others. 500 Won ~ t th.s
man shovelling coalf Well, iis eSildran'
and children like his, will jostle your nan,'
pered sons and rule this land" said mn Old
new Yorker. the other day. The famed
men OF the bar seldom have a successor
Inc eminent jurists carry their honors with
tnem to the grave. Merchant princes are
obliterated. The reason is clear. TIE f.'
ti'er laid the basis of business one way and
the sons build another. Men who earned
their fortunes by hard work, by Diligence
oy attention that knew sixteen hours toll
that were their own book keepers. sales
men, cashiers, and often porters, are fol.
lowed BY sous who do as little as possible
VINO delegate to others all the work thew
csn, ana who know more of the road than
ot tne ledger. Famous hotel men were
gentlemen, men of intelligence, men who
were the equals of the best in the land
ana VINO never sunk the gentleman in their
rade. Young men who fling the EXAMPLES
II the sres to the winds, find it easv to
quander valuable name, run through
iortnne quicker than it was earned. and
nd themselves, while young, at the point
rom which their fathers started, One thing
J quite marked in New York. II ia the
let that the heavy business is getting into
ie hands of foreigners. The heavy import
g, the great bankers, and much of the q.
ane or value IS Slipping out of the hands /
Americans, as the trade of England rot
TO the power of the Lombards. T
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HOW TO BE MISERABLE. - Sit at vour
window, and look over the way to yonr
neighbor's excellent mansion, which he has
recently built and paid for, and sigh out ::
On that were rich man." Get angry
with your neighbor, and think YOU have
not friend in the world. Shed a tear or
Two and take walk to the burial ground.
continually saying to yourself, When
snali be buried here 2" Sign note for a
friend and never forget your kindness, and
every honr in the day whisper to yourself
~ wonder if he will pay that note ~
1hInk everybody wants to cheat ,pou.
closely examine every bill you take. Doubt
It's being genuine. until you have put the
owner to great deal of trouble. Put con.
hdence in nobody, and believe every man
you trade with to be n rogue. Never &C
eommodate If you can help it. Never visit
ne sick or afflicted, and never give a far |
'hIng to assist the poor. Buy as cheap as
you can; screw down to the lowest mill. |
Irind the Sices and hearts of the unfortu-
rate. Brood over your mistortunes, your
ack of talents, and believe that at no dis !
ant day You will como to want Let the
"ikh"usc be ever in Your mind, with all !
nc horrors OF distress aud poverty. Fol
u" those recipes strictly, and you will
'e 'h'Seiab!o To your hearts content, if we
nay SO speak, sick and at variance with
.e world. Nothing will cheer or cncour-
Ee S"u-nothiug throw a glenn of sun
i-''S CT 4 Kay " 1t i''t0 you~ hC...,
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Through tic length aud breadth Of ,',,, Io,.,
.Ne Gr'e"fsted siLvEK ITrEp Boots aud Shocs ar,.i
- .""-ohi for pareuts know utcy lar twice nv
- 5tn'. Tor Sale W ali
i.-t
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TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.

'ro'h Inc books Of the Company.
J. w H1Ncps s. j. TUYES. President
Sworn to and subscribed berora m. .,; 49,,
y anuary A. ID 1879. ' 'nAs i@Ih aay OF
P CHS. CUvELLIER Notary Pu,ic
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IEuToN1A INSURANCE COMPANY
| NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risl.s
Rates.
olsARH OFFICE, NO Ill GRAvIER STREET
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP.
subscr;bed 81, 900, 900
-------------.- 100000
A. Elmer BADER pres;5.,.
~ ENGSTFELD Vice p,es,de,.
EEOISGE STRUMEYER ScDrata-,.
Elmer Badcr NJ -. t LhesIERs;
Theo Liiienthal Ioni. HhT,,, w Schmidt,
j NJ Sch wartz ITona HIS .,cnIs ider Frank koder,
G II Miller - iilornhdnh FicLe, RIukrTt
S l. Nasits I'' ~, hIaSelrGer, CD EngsJfed,
q l. l. Mayer u 80, ihiahh' Louis Schwartz
II X &c -revs w 1iE, A'WeiSsenLach
= l. ~ r Ts,sc 90, n A Bauugarden |
., - l. Del BOndio.
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STATE LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans City of New orls,,.
Sworn to and subscribed before m. a., -,
June, 1871. -A'o o1S Q
JOSEPH CUvIL1ER, Notary Public.
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,th meeting Of the Board Of Directors held y, th
folIaS3 OK 1872 it resolved to declare the
nrsm;nnS 1lviaends on the earned particnat;n~
XII for ior the year ending the 3lst DecembeT
the certihcates will be isaued on aud atar
LILO second Monday of March next viz: ANU "''ef
80 PER CENT ON FIRE PREM1UMs
~ FER CENT ON RIVER PKEMITMs
was also resolved to pay per cent interest o all
th.reot on .ns Issue Of 1891 in the legal holders
'A ana after the second Monday Of March next
Geo: Urquhart NJ Pavro
Z. 7. Dugazoa PIac;in G::.r
G. w Babcock anm orstau,
I. Bailly Blanchard IL jh1elehard,
Chss Isar, W: b. Schmidt,
- s.o j. Tuyss. iaaI I'm
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r.. DIRECTORS:
Ch.s a. 1890 S. Csmbon
A. Reichard RI foinoy.
Leon Haas, Jr p Suvr.
4. F. Motion, 80 WIZ.
w. Agar, III hXneytouze,
ial4 70 LIZ NNAoeue.
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Az meeting of tie Board of Directors held on III.
snird day Of june. 1871, it resolved to declra
scrip dividend of THIRTY per cent on the net eanos
pa'aspatng premiums for the ending May 81, 1871
" "ch certificates will be issued on and after III. E
day of August next Also to nav. an snd 90 40, o'
second Monday in July the whole issue. of or,;
ior the years 1883 1894 and 1885, and SIX per cent
'erest on all outstanding Scrip of the COMPANY.
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TlHE HEALING SPRINGS
ON THE LINE oE TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
- '"r - y RATLR0AD,. g r.---. l-..At .
.BATH COUN Y.gYIRGINIA,g |

,
Will open for the reception Of Visitors June L.!
Railroad from Milboro, twenty. m les over
the Warm Springs Muuntain; or from Ooyington
on the same road, nfteeo miles, BY fne turnpike
OF easy grades, assing In foil view fine Ceiebrat
ed Falling Springs, and the splendid scenery on
Jackson River. These Springs are too well known
to require an elaborate notice al this time. The
virtues or the waters are attested by the most EN-
inent phvsiclana.; and by hundreds who: have
been relieved by ther use. The bathing !s luxuFl,
Gus and invigorating, the air pure and eXhllsrati
Ing, and the scenery grand and beautiful, and the
approach up the Valley oI Jackson River presents
comb natl n OF mountain and water scenery
not to ! Q surpassed.
Persous leaving Washington or Richmond In
ths morning can reach The Springs the, same
night, or remain at Covlngton. where comforta,
BILE Accommodations can be had, and arrive at the
Springs next morning. -. 30" =
A nne Band OF Music engaged for the season;
and the lsual facilities for amusement aAd reereF
alton provided.
Descriptive pamphlets can be had Of Messrs:
Purcell Ladd & Co.,, Richmond, or OF the agent
at The Springs.
Board sS per day; $40 per week; 500 for month
OF June; S75 per month for July, August and
Septe mber, or $i35 for two monihs'
Telegraph and Posifiice in the Ho!el.; f;..,,..
B. NJ. QUARLES, Agent. |
a. In consequence OF the death Of parties IN
terrseed, this desirable PROPERTY mnst be, ,sold,
an ! ls now in the market. The Tract contains
aoout 900 Acres OF Land about one third in cult.
walton. The improvements. chiefly OF brick, are
substantial, well buqt, aud eyince q credltable
degree OF architectural taste.
Tne Personal property, embracing every thing
requisite for the successful prosecution 0lithe
business, is also for sale. junS mth6 !!
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as- CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA

aF CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA!
TER-NATrANs's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAIR--A perfectly clear preparation In one
bottle az easily applied as water, for restoring TO
graz hair Its natural color and youthful appear
ance, to eradicate and prevent dandruG, TO pro-
mote the growth OF the hair and stop it's falling
ont. 1t Is entirely harmless, and perfectly
from any poisonous substance. and will therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now In use. Numerous testimonial. 9
have been sent ns from many OF our most promi!
nent citizens, some OF which are subjoined. In
everything In which the articles now in use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect:
Ii ls warranted 70 contain neither Sugar Of Lead,
Sulphur Or Nitrate Of Silver, 1t does not soil tue
clothes or scalp, ID agreeably perfumed, and
makes one of the best dressings for the Hair In
use 1t restores the color OF the Hair ''mors per!
iect and uniformly than any orner PREPARATION y
and always does 30 In from three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots OF the Hair with all
the nourishIng qualities necessary to Its growth
and healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
and induces new growth OF the Hair mere posi-.
lively than anything else. Tho application OF
thls wonderful discovery also produces pleasant
and cooling effect on the scalp and gives the Hair
q pleasing and elegant appearance. Price 81 9
bottle. ARTHUR NATTAHS, -
Inventor and Proprietor, washington, D. o.
2 For sale BY the Agent ~ 2iii DE-. Il. BAER, -
No. lsl Meeting street, Charleston, 8. O. ;,
uovia.stuthly va - '''3-
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NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
VIA WINCHESTER, va,

This delightful WATERING PLACE has been
Thoroughly rented. and Is now kept In the best
modern style. Its waters are Alkaline. and nave
a Wide celebrity for their !pfompt and happy &C
tIon ia dyspepsia, Diseases, of, the Kidneys and
Bladder, iucludlDg Calculus, In various skin Dis
eases and IN their admirable effects on the Female
Constitution, the air OF Capon is unsurpass; IN
all the mountains OF Virginia lor saluorlly elss
tIclty and rryness. It's splendid Ba'hs we're de.
clared by Sir Henry Bulwer. when On visit mere
with Mr.: Webster, as hardly equiled BY anything
he had seen Ia Europe.
b For our pamphlet, with full particulars OF rates
charges, &C., apply To A. A. S0L0MONS CO.,
Drurtlsts, or to the undersigned; by mail.
tu1S-lmo FRAZIER Il SALE, Proprlefors., /
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BY J.aFRASER MATHERESg'
u sAaSf ianssnSGG siiIi

-.
iEfENGNICK vs. GAUE UEFIELDI 2
IL { PnrsuaDtto am order q sslein thia eauseto
the First Circuit win oner for sale Public Anc
ton. THURSDAY, tne 21thdst tof iune, Ila12. ls1l
oe!eck " e sas aa Rostoee
thereon, situate on 1.-The. north side Of sMo9hs
street, and known BY the No. 8, butttng and
bounding south onWOolfe STREET, north Danus
s.s 95%sIy s ss
Thomas q! Salter: measuring In front. 1oR lWoone
street thirty dye tS5) fees more or lessD on n0fta
line thirty live (35 feet more or less, on east line
ninety five ls5l feet, more or iess, anu easame
onthe west line. . s7.?Gt e. .tatll s:R
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon bounded south by Vernon street, nofth
by Land now or lateof Sy)oeis Ball. easGbyland
now or lateof Richard =fordham. weatr by LHnd
now or late OF Eluore; mesaHrjng' and containing
In front onTernon Street thirty -nye.l feet by
one hundred and seniflol feet ttp depth; more ee
tfes's. tfes' u ;I1.a ALSO, .n;o1 b5oi
air that L0r OF LAND; with ths Biiidinks
thereon, known and dSsIgnsted .tns sGplatlatitas
p4sstas %s sS @sH s% s
once oftRegissfartl of 2 Aesue ue:sDonreUahc6lY0r
Charleston Dlstrlct, by; the No. one hundred and
s msaaafsg ana ae
hundrrd an ten tl1Qt feet u, depth. more
set forth In the plat above Inentdoneds oisj,9ent
z2s As that ao Ior g OF tasS .aS wIt tbe BuldiRnags &c
thereSn sittiats on the wess side Of Church street.
In the CITY OF Charleston &noRD BY tthei iNos g.
measuring and .cont8l11pg In .1tont on sOnurcn
sssst 81
butttng and bounding easton hurehatreetaeun
on Lands OF Bryan. west on Land SformsSly 81
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, ~ BAROHELeRS HAIR DYE.T,TTHI!S
superb Hair Dysis the, bess in the wdrid.-rss4
fecuy harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tlnts, or unpleast
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces Immediately q s'splencld black or
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, hut
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold BY all druggists
Factory 10 Bond street. New York.
mch6-tuthBlyr.DkO .a.,-s!.,,s ,ss
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~BURNHAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST

aEBURNHAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST
POWDERS.-Having used Yeast Powder In our
families for several years. we give decided pref
erenoc above all others to that prepared by
EDWARD 8. BURNHAM, Graduate OF Pharmsey,
No. 421 King street, near Calhoun street, Charles.
ton, 8. O.: King Mansion Boarding House, Ju1ins
Pessch, B. O. Webb, George L. Holmes, George 8.
reizer, u D., John 7. wlghtmsn, D.. D., William
Smith, Master Machinist, 8. O. r. &.
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or MEDICAL@ COLLEGE. OF THE

~ MEDICAL COLLEGE. OF THE
STATE oRsSoUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON,
8. u, MAY fgTls72-T Faculty will meet at the
Medical College, Queen street, on every WEDfks'
DAY, at IL O'Clock, for the purpose OF granting
Licenses to ApothecarIes and Druggists 10 com
pliance with an Act approved by the Genera
Assembly, March 49, 1872. Applicants can apply
to the Dean daily, at Mr. Bal ibot's Apothecary
Store, No. 4s Broad street, between the hours of
10 and IL O'Clock A. M. Graduates In Medicine
and Pharmacy must, on application, show their
Diplomas. GEO. Z. TREscof' ID. p.'
!. :iuns-mVfs Dean OF. the Faculty.
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MOUNT VERNON. HOTEL, No.l1Sl
M W. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
MU,, ON EUR,PEAN PLAN.-Tnis Iavorite es-
tablishment, situated In one OF the most eligible
positions 10 the city, on the highest ground. and
consequently well adapted for Summer Resort,
beng comparatively cool In midsummer, mag
niflciently furnished with baths and other con-
venences on every for. is now open for the re-
ceptlon OF those contemplating tour OF pleasul Q
the coming season. The cars run witt IN square
OF I'd house. Coaches at ell the stations. e. '.
WESTCO TT, Proprietor. 1un84mos
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MaRYL and STEAM SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.


change
sandfe ennesse
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IIEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

NEW NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
TstwEERLY LINE OF FoUR.HORsE-O E-OoAoHEs
: FROM GREENVILLE,z 8. c., TO ASHE-
d VILE, d. c., a.,
Leave Greenvile Monday, Wednesday auu fi'
Arrive at Isneville next day by P. n. ,,..
Arrive a. Greenvtlle next day by7P. n.
leaving Greenville In the morning, 60 through TO
Flat Rock and Hendersonvillet ~ daytl8he-
Fare to Flat Rock S.; to AsheVille 81.
may8.2mo VIZ. bLAln-
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j. II. ROBSON


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TOMS MesrsW -
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THE HOT SP Rim G S
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA, n

BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Are now open TO YLsitors- lts waters are cele+
brated for theoure ef!aheumatismp aout, Paraly :
sis, Torpor OF Liver, Chroolc Diarrhps or Dgsen5
tery;a !Dtseasss iof the Uterus, Affections OF the
.Shns especially Of Syphtlltic origin, and numer-i
ous Chrsnic Diseases. hAifia1-.y |
Vary In temperature from so to Ito degrees
Fahrenheit and present every variety OF Chronic
Bath They are moreover found to prepare the
system for the beneficial actionof waters found
at the various other Mineral Spsin2sSi. - T..
-,,s.a MUD BATHS ..:., r,l-sr
Have been constructed similar to those that are
largely used at the most celebrated spas ln Ger
many, and which give sufferers the benefit Of the
very valuhSle remedial ageltal contained In the
Mineral Mud. These Springs O1er UNSURPASSi
ED ATTR ACTIONS TO both the invalid and Peas
ure-Seeker. The equipment aud management
are equal TO thoseo frst-clas4 city h ,els Every
modern improvement has been provided.
Professor J. L. UABELL II. D., OF the Universi
ty OF Virginia, Resident Physician. For Pam
phlets and circulars, address =. Y. TARDY o.,
Huchmond, Va, or ]. A. AUGUST, Manager, hoa
Springs Bath ounty, VaFI = may22.2nn
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EMPEROR WILLIAM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING
CIGAR AND TOBACCO HOUSE
No. $40 KING STREET,
THREE DOORS SOUTH OF SOCIETY STREET.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Of all kinds.
PIPES Of every quality.
Gail and examine Stock before buying else
where.
WILLIAM SCHROEDER, Proprietor.
N. B.-The Wheel OF Fortune constant On
hand. Invest 26 cents and try your LUCK.
mcf7 Do&wlvr
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eFWE HAVE NO HESITATION IN
recommending to our readers HALLS VEGfFA-
BILE SiclLIAN HAIR REVIEWER as ssure cure
fqrdandruG, and to restore the natural color or
the hair. is..l > -,szaal, iuns.stuths'
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SURGERY, WITH 4 HENGEANcf'

AQueer Operation-The Elephant Ro-
meo Under the Knife-Tunnening his
Flesh with Fifty Rei-hot Crowbars-
The Animal QuiverIng with Pain.
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n A T D o S A S Z & l n u s..
WONDERFUL FOUNTAINS OF HEALTH
AND PLEASURE.
TIE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN THE SUNNY
SOUTH -


Are located In the Piedmont region, OF Georgia,
twenty five miles southeast or Chattanooga,
Tenn, and within two miles OF the western and
Atlantic Railroad. l.ra.t. -.
These Springs. fifty two In number. embrace
every variety Of mineral water found IN the Ia
nous mountains Of VirginiS0k#hite. red and
black sulphur, Allegheny, all.aealing and chay-
beate, magnetism, soda and iodlnei as also the
waters characterizing the mohtVale springs, Of
Tennessee, and Indian Springs, or Georgia; all OF
which are to be found here In abundance, within
the compass or this "Maglc vale,n ~
AFFORDING CERTAIN CURE
for Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Com.
nla,nts Scrofnla all kinds Uf Uutaaeous Alec.
{ ons, and in fact, every disease that :uman hesh
Ia heir TO.
THE HOTEL AND COTTAGE BUILDINGS
are In thorough condition, newly painted, and
entirely new appointments.
THE TABLE WILL BE FlRSr.CLAss
in every particular. magnificent ballroom,
100 nv 80 feet, and elegantly lifted par.ors. Bill
lard and bar-room Is feet long, and capaclous
bowling saloon.
The buildings and grounds Will De orllllantly II.
Illuminated with gas, and every attraction Will pe
Tine above watering Place will be opened 70 pa
trons lime Lar. 1872 BY w. c. HEWITT,
''ou' 'un' u Late M Of Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ga.
mavoi 1mo