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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-20
WESTMINSTER HOTEL.

fTt0RNER Main and Court
" Streets, Westminster, A$NCA
Carroll county, Nd. The @ast Pa
undersigned having leased " 80 34s.sstI
this well known Hotel, and the same hav.
ing been thoroughly repaired with many
improvements and reiitted generally, takes
this method Of informing the citizens Of
Carroll and adjoining counties and the trav.
cling public. that no effort on his part shall
be wanting to make them that favor him
with call as comfortable as possible. The
table shall be as good as this market affords.
The bar stocked with pure and unadultera
ted Liquors; walters attentive and polite.
and charges moderate. A call is respect.
fully Solicited
Good and reliable ostlers a specially.
mar 10 If +. |. WHEELER.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
CHAS. RILLINGSLEA,D -. ID. s.,
L. ERIREN ELLER


Ofies Westminster, Nd, "a door Vest Of
Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
TENAKE pleasure in informing their friends
I aud the public generally that having
increased their facilities Cor business, they
arc at all times prepared to perform any
operations in operative or mechanical Den
tistry
Fall Sets Of Teeth. $40, Sl5. and 500
Pure Nit. OK Gas. on hand at all times.
DIR c. Billiugslea will continue to visit
the following places:
Union BiidgS LIST Wednesday in every
month. remaining until Friday afternoon.
Neir lIMdsor 2nd Wednesday in every
month,
I'niontotcn. - Sd Wednesday every month
remaining until Friday afternoon.
7tmyiOrn Friday IN every month, re-
naming until the Wednesday following.
J. MERlKEN WELLER will visit Me
chanic,town 2nd Wednesday ofeveTy month,
remaining until Friday noon,
jan lS,-ly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-20
Dental Notice.

DR. GEO. s. F0UKE, Dentist, offers his
services at his Office,
westminster--every Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday.
Emmittsburg-- Fourth Wednesday Afternoon
till Thursday Afternoon.
Mechancstown--FourthT Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Rocky Ridge--First Wednesday Alto rnoon
Double Pipe Creek First Thursday.
Middleburg Friday.
Uniontown--S Second Wednesday Afternoon.
Taney town-Secoud Thursday Afternoon 4
Friday.
Union Bridge-Thi-d Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Windsor-Third Thursday Afternoos
aud Friday Forenoon. feb 70.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-20

DRAKE'S Plantation Bitiers, Hostel.
~ ter's Celebrated Stomach Bilters.
Liugari Bitters, sure Cholera preventive.
Dr. Hoolland's German Tonic. Schenck's
Seaweed Tonic for the cure Of Dyspepsia;
DR. Hoofand's Celebrated German Bitters,
Vinegar Bitters, new and great discovery;
Mishler's Herb Bitters, Clotworth's 0rien
tai Tonic Bitters, DR.. Wistars Ba,sam of
Wild Cherry. Hampton's Tincture, DR..
Jayne's Alternative, Helmbold's Extract Bu.
chu, DR.. Jayne's EXpeetorant, VOLTS AFRO
matte Scheidam Schnapps, Genuine Med
ical Codliver Oil, Jayne's Carmiuatiye
Balsam, MeKellip's Cholera and Diarrhea
Syrup, Shriner's Cough Syrup, aud Davis
Il Miller's Celebrated Cough Syrup.
d. ". HoUCK,
feb s Honeksyille, Md.
RRAYDUETH' Vegetable Pills, Wright's
1p Indian Vegetable Pills, Audcrson's or
Scotch Pills, Holoway's london do, Mof
fats Vegetable Life do, C. p Rogers Tel
esraph Vegetable do, Schenck's Mandrake
or May Apple do, L. & S. Frey's Anti
Bilious do, Caphalic do, McLane's Cele.
brated Liver do, Ayers Cathartic do, DR..
Townsend's loo Pills in each Box, Hame's
Sarsaparila Vegetable Blood Pills.
d. W. H0UCK,
feb Houcksyille, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-20

GRoUND PLASTER in barrels and
" bags, Pure Bone, ground, in barrels
and bags, Rhodes Super Phosphate, the
standard manure; Moro Phillips Phosphate
Of Lime, p. Zell 4 Soa's Ammoniated Bone
Phosphate, 0rchilla Guano and Soluble
Ammoniated Sou;h Sea Guano, Wm.
Whitelock l. Co.'S. Bone Phosphate and
Whi,elock' cerealizer. always on hand and
sold at the lowest market price.
ID. W. HoUCK,
feb Houcksville, Nd.
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HAMS, Sides and Shoulder Bacon,
III Pork and Beef always on hand.
Glover and Timothy Seed, all new crop,
warranted pure.
Sailed Fish, Shad, Mackerel and Her
rings Fine and Ground Alum Salt in large
and small bags; Jacob Richards make OF
White Flint Corn Hominy.
d. W, H0UCK,
feb 3 Houcksville. Md.
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Notice.

TVNHE subscriber, Licensed Scrivener, is
Il always ready, on short notice and rea-
sonable terms, to write Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Sale, Bonds, Releases, Wills, &c.
ID. r. SAYLER.
Double Pire Greek, Nd. mar 10.
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FIour, Grain ANA Feed

OF all kinds, always on hand and de!iv.
" cred free of additional charge, by
d. W. H0UCK.
feb 8 Houcksyille, Nd.
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Ofies Westminster, Nd, "a door Vest Of
Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-20
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
DIRECTED WEEKLY By THE BOARD OF rRADr

ArrLEs, Tsbu.2 U0qe3 OU
BAdGINd, ..1S0t23l
BALE ROrE, Ma. 22Gc24
n. Y.orWesT3ib 7@1OI
BUTTER, North. 2SGt40'
Country, IL ib.20@125
EAcoN. Hams. 126t17l
Sides, II Ii. .Slt9il
Shoulders. 7@Sii
CAsDLEs, Sperm40QD5UI
Adaniitiitine lbl7@19I
COTTON YAnN1 60@I 75i
Co'rTo;;. Stct Al -. .22I
AiiddlinS .21i'
Low Midl'g, .2iI
Good Ordny,. .2Oi
Ordinary :. Isl
CHl:Esx, L. D. ID. 2aG35'
ractorE 20lL25I
COFFEE. Nio, r'.b24152G'
J. LaSuayra ..27@29'
Java .33Ir35I
flour, Co. S00le1250,
Northern .S50012 so
GRAM, Corn / 05lsI 10
Wheat . 00il2 so
oats. -. ..S5N90I
Peas Il 200l 30i
nAy, North, f'ewt.2 so
HlDEs,D Dry, tiD12l@le
Green Ms'
LARD, IL lb. .11iM14|
LINE, il Dbl. 9 25d12 4Ol
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, April 1o.-CoZun,1io
HoteEJ t Mccoy, Ncwberry; w NJ Hutson, Jr,
J W O'Brien, G L Holmes. " D Kennedy
CSnaTleston; Grahur, W Crosswell,
Sumter: Brooks. NJ Waring, sc; D
Bush, r. Chatham. G II q Il r; S w Wood
ward, " Winnsboro; J D Gardner, Jr. W, G & A
Is Is; Boessc, J D Spronell. G X Knowles,
n Y; Il N Oates, L Hall, N G; S Z Eyerts.
Washington.
Nickerson House-Julian NTartinetti and if
teen &c. others OF troupe; Mrs H Darlington,
IMchmond; Glenn, Philadelphia; John
Mrs Sage, Chester; L Hansbourg, wife and
son, Texas; II Harris, Va; N G Cstein, J s
Hichardson, vile and child, Sumter; F D
Bush. & Il; Jackson, II Cole, Au-
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, ,35@5O
New Orl'ns 7209O
Sugar H'se.. 3504O
NAILS, u kegs 50@6 90
ONIoNs..B bus. q 90
OIL, Kerosene, e 35@45
Machinery. 1891 90
SPECIE, Gold clos
Silver..... m1O9
PoTAT's, Iris1 5O@2 90
Sweet. bus 150
RICE, Carolin a Ib 801O
SHOT, ylbag. 1893 90
SALT, Liverp.20O@2 10
SOAP, Pib, .74@1O
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl5 90
Brandy "A 00@12 co
Gin ~ 60@6 90
Rum. Il G0@7 90
Whiskey.. L 35@6 90
SUGAR, s6P14A@1G
Brown....... ..114@13
STARCH, 55 b.. S3@l0
TEA, Grecn ib1 00@2 so
Black, :. Il 00@1 10
TOBACCO, Clw. .60@1 90
Smoking, b.. .50@1 co
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@60
French. .@l co
WINE, Cham. 27A@293
Port, f9gal3 00@5 50
sherry. 50@7 90
Madeira. 9 50Ql7 SO
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Elnanoiai and oemm.ro,oI

LONDON. April 19-Noon. n.-Consols
92A. Bonds 9O16.
PARIS. April l9.-Specie increased
5000, 000f. Rentes 55f. 27c.
LIVERPOOL. April 19-Noon. Cotton
iirm-uplands 1l1a@1lM; Orleans 1136
@11M; sales to-day 10000 bales; of the
week SO, 600; exports 5000; speculation
ID, 600; stock 789. 600, OF which Ameri-
can is 333, 900; receipts 10000, Of which
American is 81 900; actual exports 1000;
stock nfoat 46l, 900, of which American
is 1855, coo.
LIVERPOOL. April 19-Eyening.-Cot-
ton closed firm aud unchanged. Man
chester advices less favorable.
NEW YORK. April 19-Noon. Stocks
firm. Gold strong, Mt 1l16. Money
firm, at z. Exchnnge-long 9k; short
~. Governments firm and steady.
Flour 5(910c. batter. Wheat 263o.
better. Corn l@2c. better. Pork
steady-mcss 13.25013 81. Lard dull
aud in buyers favor-,.tcnm 9l6@9L.
Cotton quiet but steady-uplands 1884;
Orleans 24; sales TAT bales. Freights
firm.
7 p. M-Cotton weak; sales 1,1os
bales-uplnnds 2335; Orleans 24 Flour
active aud firmcr-common to fair extra
1909 90; good to choice 9.O5011. 20.
Whlskey unchanged. Wheat l Ga &c.
bettcr-winter red Western LOCAL. IT.
Corn lc. better. Rice dull, at Sla[0oI.
Pork heavy, at l325@1335 Lard u
shade easier. Freights dull. Sales of
futures today, GOO bales ns follows
april % 1-1G. 23lS; May 23l6, 23M;
June 23559, 233i; July 23za; August 237a ;
September 22l4. 225 1t; October 2Oa:,
2019; November 1884. Money closed ut
0lg7. Sterling active, at 01619Li. Gold
1ll6 &c liz. Governments strong, ut
!s0YIlc. bottcr. States dull but steady.
CINcINNATI, April 13.-Flour and corn
steady. Pork dull aud unsettled. Lard
dropping. at S3aMS2i Bacon dull and
unchanged. Whlskey 81.
N1LMISGroN, April 19.-Cotton quiet
-niddllnS %; receipts III bales; sales
~; stock 2.4ll; weekly receipts GO4;
sales 1902
EALrlMonE, April l9.-Floar active
and firm. Wheat irm; no receipts or
sales. Corn--wli:n and yellow GGMG7;
mixed Western strong; sales 90, 900
bushels, ut G5. Oats steady. Pro
visions dull aud unchanged. Whiskcy
quiet, at S7ia. Cotton quiet AMI iirm-
mlddling 2334; receipts II bales; sales
40; stock IL, ,li3; weekly receipts ), ,O3O;
sales 1,l20
We received only tie estimate OF
sales and receipts of cotton from the
o'h"r markets, but no quotations.
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weighed by him, and the article by name,
when weighed and for whom weighed, and
shall give certificate thereof, when request
ed 80 to do; which book shall be kept in legi.
olo letters and figures, and shall be, at all
times. open to the inspection Of the City
Coaan4oii. oa any member thereof. the City Clerk
ing information concerning any article
weighed on said scales,
SEC. 8. BE ii further ordained, That all Or
ainancoa or parts OF Ordinances now Of force,
repugnant to this Ordinance, be, and the
same are hereby, repealed; and that this Or
dlnance shall take effect from and after it's
ratification.
Council proceeded to the consi Grafton Of
tho question OF election OF an architect for
the Oity Hall.
Alderman Carpenter introduced the follow.
ing resolution: That the election nf IN archi-
tcct bo postponed until the next regular meet.
ing Of the City Council, and that o special
committee be appointed to propose resolu-
tion specifying the duties OF said architect,
his salary, and such other matters connected
Herewith az may be deemed necessary, and
report at next regular meeting.
Alderman Carroll moved to lay the resolu.
tion tion on the table. Not agreed to- The ques
luton, it was decided in the affirmative.
The Mayor announced as the committee
Aldermen Hoge. Cooper and Wilder.
11 Ra,aIOs moti9n 1rn ot Alderman Wilder, it was
| at 7.30 P. Nj. ~
On molten, the report OF special committee
regarding tho various Offices attached to the
city government Was taken up for considera-
tion. The recommendations OF tho commit-
tee, as contained in sections and Q, aud 40
much OF section az relates to Clerk of Mar
ket was adopted. Alderman Wilder moved
to amend go much OF section as relates to
the salary OF physicians, by striking out the
words "eight hundred'' and inserting the
words "one thousand" which W indefinitely
postponed. Section 4 was then adopted.
Section was considered. Pending Alder.
man Carrol's motion to amend section S.
relative to the salary Of Chief Of Police, bv
and inserting the words lone thousand"
Council adjourned.
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rOroign Affairs.

LIVERPOOL, April 19.-Laird s. Bur-
kenhead's ship-building yards are burn
ing.
LONDON, April 19.-The House of
Commons went into committee of the
whole on the ballot bill. An amendment
offered by the Government, furnishing
voters for openly displaying their ballots
at the polls, was defeated. after long
discussion. by vote of 274 to 246. The
announcement of the result was received
with cheers from the tory benches.
The Queen visits Napoleon ut Chisel-
hurst to-day.
Gladstone declines 10 answer questions
regarding Geneva.
In the House of Commons, this even
ing, Thomas Hughes moved an address
to the Queen, praying her to urge upon
the Spanish Government prompt full
fllment of its treaty obligations in re-
gard to slavery in Cuba.
LONDON, April 19-Evcning. A spo-
cial despatch to the Daily News, from
Berlin, says no ultimatum, us alleged by
the Daily Telegraph. yesterday, has been
sent to the French Government by Bis
marck. Count Won Arnim, the German
Embassador to France. did convey de-
spatch from Prince Bismarck, to the
0OSoA oAAuioAu hG scSSullicSI OuG 1tb tOu6
was very pacific and highly aattering to
Theirs. The Premier, in his despatch,
stated that he was convinced that peace
was secured between the two nations SO
long as the present executive of the
French remained in power In the same
despatch, Prince Bismarck complains of
the distrust of the good intentions Of
Germany manifested by the people of
France.
The IRE ut Laird's ship yards still
RACES. Two lives were lost by falling
timbers.
The ship Maria, from Bombay. March
Is, was wrecked, and thirty-fve lives
lost.
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Special Meeting city councn.

CoLtNB, A, 8. c., April II. 1879.
:, Council met mt 7 80 P. n. Present-His
Honor Mayor Alexander. and Aldermen Car
penter, Carr. Carroll. Cooper, Griffin, Hogo,
Lowndos, Mitchell, Thompson, Wilder. Mi,
liams and Young.
Applications for tho position Of architect
CLy Hali, from the following named persons.
we're presented, read and ordered to lie over
for further action: Mcssrs. Berg, Hewitson.
uowic, Stoeber and Keilly.
retitlons OF Taxpayers, and citizens pray
Davis alley, near Columbia Hotel, were re-
ferred to tho Committee On Streets, with in
structions to report nj the next meeting.
Application OF T.. II. Joyner for liquor Ii
censc; referred to Committee on Licenses.
The following accounts wcrc presented aud
referred to Commitsoo on Accounts: =. Cunt
well, sCO.9G, Street Department.; II. N. Ro-
9er.s, ~. D. 50; examination pauper lunRtic;
Da9y Union, S70 95; South Car0iinian, SIS 25;
Now York Journal Of Commerce, S32 40, print
ing and advertising account.
alderman Carpenter, from tho Commttce CO
OH Ways and Means, submitted tho following
special report on tho tiu al: :iul condition OK the
city:
7othe Mayor and Aldermen, Common Council
Of Columbia:
On the 18th day or April instant, the chair
man OF this committee transmitted to the
City treasurer the following communications
- COLUMBIA, s. O., April Is, 1872
~. Mm. H., q. Eae', Cay C1erk, eic.-Sln: desire
city, at the time the present Council was
sworn into Office. viz April 9. Please state
amount or money, or its equivalent on hand
at that time, together with al outstanding
claims against city, amount OF revenue re-
calved since That period up to the 10th inst,
also tho amount OF bills paid since present
Council has been iii Office. Please prepare an
estimate, also. for tho amount OF money ne
cesaary to carry on the city government for
no present FISCAL year, outside os City Hall
and Market. Yours, respectfully.
l.. q. CARPENTER,
Chairman Committee Ways and Means.
10 Which tho accompanying reply was ro.
c,ivcI:
OFFICE CITY TREASURER,
CoLuMDIA, :. g., April IL, 1872
IL. ,h'SS Carpenter, Esq, Chairman Ways aud
Means, CUy Coumci.
SIR: havu the honor to Acknowledge the
receipt OF your communication of 18th inst.
requesting certain Information relative To
ilhancial condition of city OF Columbia |
have divided your inquiries into three propo-
aitiohs anu herewith transmit answers there
to, marked -" ""B,"" &c" ANY further i'll
io' 'olatiJi- desired WI! be readily furnished.
CITY TREASURY.
Cash on hand c!oac %: business,
.Af'i, l''- ...........S PIG 81
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LIBERIA AND ITS PRESIDENT Tie in
augural address; OF President Roberts, of
Liberia, appears in the african Reposi-
tory for april, " periodical which is pub
hshed under tho auspices OF tho Amcri-
can Colonization Society. Mr. Roberts
IL colored man of unusual intelligence,
native OF the South, and has served in
the same position hc now occupies for
several terms. lie regards the csta olish-
ment OF Liberia as in accordance with u
Dlvinc purpose 10 make that colony iI-
strnmental in impartins 10 Africa. from
which tho co!ortl mau WAS SO crne,.v
transported to this country, tie incs,:-
!nable blessings Of Christian civilization.
There seems 10 be some financial laxity
among officials il Liberia ~ in Tie
United States, AID President Eobcyts
speaks Of it with Il fra.knass AID So
verify which would be crc.litaule to an
American resident We have no doubt
that with y stern ANA virtuous Executive
like Roberts, there l.. hope for civi! ser
vice reform in Africa. We see that dur
ing the present year I, 737 applications
have been received by tho American Co
ion'Zaiion Sociaiy from persons residing
IN Nortl, and South C..ro,ian, Georria,
Alabama AMI Florida for the means Of
settlement in Liberia
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The Mornoa census, ja,t taken, Civ. S
the population OF SAT- Lake Ci;y as
~. 023, ana tAat OF the County outside
OF the city is G.0GI, making u total Of
%. 193 Tor the County. liy tho ceasas
returns OF 1870, i!!o Population of tie
city is act down ut - SOL, while The
County Is credited. with Is. 337
y mine Of coal has just been lacover.
ed ut WcdGeGel;l, Il station on the Vii
n!nGton, Co.uluh.:. and .Aagusi. l.ii,
road, about eight m.ic5 .roEl .;un.tcr.
HE vein IS sale! 10 be nbol;t iorty feet
below the surface uf The Garth.
Iherc were over 1850 deaths by VIZ
lcncs Ill New Ioil. city las. year.
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The Sacramento Union describes some
of the recent earthquake scrnes: "Mep,
women and children turned out of their
beds in whatever night-clothing they
happened to wear, and ut the hotels cs-
pecially there were many remarkable de-
velopments. One stranger in town, who
was stopping at hotel, jumped from bis
bed, gathered up his clothing, boots,
valise, ETC., and rushed out into the hall,
whero he met scverol ladies, nearly all of
whom were as much disrobed rs himself,
which is saying considerable. One of
the women cried, oh, my children, nv
children! to which, though usually II
gallant individual, ho responded, 10
h-ll with your children! Show me how
to get out Of hcre! Many persons were
seized With nausea. and were i'll all day.
Others were impressed with tho idea TINT
they felt shocks every few minutes, and
frequently created u sensation by their
shouts of There! Feel it! At q late
hour in the evening, we saw an inaivi-
dual upholding IL lamp-post, gnzing
about in most helpless manner, and
heard him MS we passed remark apollo
geti:ally, 'Ughl d-n earthqnakesr
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SAABo MAY VOTE, DUr NEVER SAY OF.
rIcE.-We find this gentle reminder TO
the colored people in the PHILADELPHIA
Press. paper published by General
Grants special friend aud proteg, For
ney:
4 colorcd citizen explains, in another
column, the reason for the uon-cclcbra-
tlon OF the anniversary OF the ratification
OF the fifteenth amendment. He is right
i'll his complaint against Congress for
not passing Mr.. Summers civil rights
bill. bat the less said about the question
of "ol1ices" the better. = fter awhile we
hopo all classes of orr people, and NOM
Drrs OF both political organizations, will
learn that the man who only votes with
or supports and advocates party for Il
substantial reward in the shape OF Office
Is contcmptible sort OF creature.
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April Z, 1872, amount outstanding
accounts ordered paid ...S 2.7I5 -
City Notc, Carolina National Bank,
du" April 1S. per cent, secured
by Sas stock 10 collateral ;:..;. COCO GO
due May 81, l / per CEN: o5, COO 90
CITY Note, r.. y. Scibc;s & Co., due
r. Nay 81, II per cent 25.coo co
C't: Nn;c, }. L. .eu;.c. due March
i, 1872, interest I, unpMil... 81. 600 90
City Note. na:nlctto Engine Com
pAny, ninety days rom March 90,
,,;. NJ Interest. ........' lose %
pany, six months from March 20,
ho interest. ............. LEGO 60
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Somo Of the leading colorcd men Of
the State have determined to make ap-
plication for tho admission OF colortd
students to the University OF Georgia on
the same terms and conditions as arc re-
quired for the admission of tho whites.
Gov Smith, they say, having endowed
the University with the fund nrsius
from the sale of the land scrip granted
by Congress for tie establishment Of
agricultural colleges, and the benefits Of
that grant being for all the citizens OF
tho State, they claim that none can DO
dcbarred from participating in those
benefits ION account Of race, color or
previous condition OF seryitude."
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Dead or i>yin. -.NEcrc the :..i; i. IN.
naturally dry, you iaay be surc lE.: il j.
dHhiS; ""1 unless Mrtltic!al!y vitai.:cd, i; vii!
soon De as dead ~ leaves in November. Feed
tho withcrinS iibrcs and stimulate lhc torpiI
scalp with LYONS KATuAIHON, aid the ryil
whic!l nust otherwise soon cu.minatv il,
badness, Will be speedily rom e.!.ed. Itis no.
srlutcly necessary for the ilca.tl. OF the brain,
that 1t bo kept moderated: moist with Il PIE
paration capable OF nour.shils and i,,yiro-
rating 1t. LYONS KATMAI:oS .u!!:i!, thcsc
conditions, and it is The uniy article that ne
tnaily puS mc'o lie into ne capiLu,y ADDS,
thfonSn which tho Natural nour;s hmeIit has
ceased to pass. This pure and harmless rcgc-
table preparation is nb.urocd by ;!ic ski. If
:hc head t. the roots o! Tho lai.:, ana passt.
into the iiiamo:its by The gt-:- cf { .r:lary At
traction.
DIED Suddenly or lrAur jj!s,:Asr- Vow
co'nmon /, the anl!pu..c:.e:t. Ihousnu !,
are snIdnnlJ swcp. iu:c c,e-!.iiy BY Ills fa:;I
n2sAdy. Ih!s discasu Ecntrtiy has H.. orr
s!n III inpurc blood, i...,d with irritn,iu.,
pn.ionG"s materials, which, circulating
th:onSn the hcari, ir,itatc i.S dciira.c tis-
snss. Though the Irritation nay ut .rst be
oniy slight, proicn4 i i:i.o paipita,ion or
irregular hcticii, !et, hy-and bv, tic t.i.casc
becomes n'in!y sct. d, AIS! iu.a,ii:laiio. or
hypcr'rophy, or ihicsci!ns ut tic Unil;;
mo2iDraue, on C{ this valves, ;s p:ot!..c,i
iiow wise 10 give carly at;ciIiom ~ :. case { !
ihj kih". Unnatural tArobiiux orpail, i,l
tho rcElon o: Tie hear. s.:pud atilao;is!l o.: &
'ha' al - not Iit:h., ard j: you woula ;,rs.
serve II fron iufi'cr disease, ,ou ,must !.e!u
IL to peat TIEAtiy y ;he ,.ac 81 sIc.lar arclt.tGv
- eial! remove the cause OF ,i...tluubio. -.
0r. .ilrcc's Gc.d,y Medical Discovers: H.
fore the disease has become too yea:ci. AZ. /,
II viii. by 1T great BLOOD ii.,ii,ii!g and WON
"ciioi regulating properti,s, eject II peri. ct
cure. Ii contains :.,edcii.al properties w!!!c!
ac. specifically upon the tissues If the hear:
bringing "boi!t healthy action. SJi! hya!i
.rai c.nss druggists. ArTil ~