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National Republican., 1873-06-27
COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL EXERCISES.

Georgetown College Commencenent The
Academy ofthc visitation, the Immaeu.
late Conception Academy, 81. CeeiIia's
Academy, the County Schools, &C., SC.
--Intere.tinE EXERCISES.
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Base hall,

The third game for the junior championship OF
the District OF Columbia will be played on the
olympic grounds to-day between the Chesa-
peake and Creighton clubs. Both clubs will ap-
pear 10 new uniforms, and having materially
strengthened their mines, a fne game may be
expected. As these clubs are composed exclu-
slvelJ OF Washington boys, they are deserving the
patronage OF the generous public. Play will be
G allied Al l:lh nlclnck. - -
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The sau Francisco bIInstreI..

,y Saturday the MINISTRIES win give matinee Al
anCe. These last opportunities 10 hear these
celebrated minstrelS should not be Lost. Il Il
worth the price OF admission TO hear Read sing
'rOuoh the harp gently"
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AIma.r am Acnidnnt

Wednesday last, about O'Clock a. m, as DR.
Stephenson was about helping two young ladies'
Into AcArriage, the DTst one, Mas Fannie
Walker, got IN, aud the other, Miss Lizzie Brown,
dAshing around the corner, upset the carriage,
throwing Miss Walker out In the street, bruls.
ing her face considerably, but fortunately sus-
tanning no serious injury
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Grad ConcerI.

Next Monday evening grand concert will he
given Al Lincoln Hail undor the hip OF
Prof, J. II, Daniel. Attention this morning 10
specially directed 10 the hao programme pub
lfahod u smother column,
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Importau, for Rxcur.,ou. and Picnic,

Excursions, plcnlcs and church fairs can be
supplied with Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Tonic
Beer, &c In bottles and steel fonts, At short mo-
tioe, delivered to any part OF the District or
packed for shipment. Our Ginger Ale this sea-
son is far superior 10 any other made In the Dis
triot. Bottles and steel fountains loaned free OF
charge, by PALMER A GREEN,
OeoraetOMn.
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Rscape OF Prisoners,

81. LOUIS June M.-Four prisoners, one o
them named .. y. Carlisle, sentenced TO be
hanged, and another named Martin Wyatt,
charged with murder, eseaped from the Lexing-
ton county JAN, Mo-, yesterday. Il
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A Dead Child Feaad at the Gate OF tho
HmnIlpax Ilaspltul

kArly yesterday morning the body OF q dead
colored child was discovered at the gate OF the
smallpox hospital. Df. schleimef. In charge OF
the hospital, was sent for, and recognised the
years Of age, who had lately been patient OF
his In the hospital, and whose mother had died
there q short lime before from smallpox. After
the death o. his mother he was consigned TO
the care OF Liknio 0rnnell, who lives on Brick
yard HILL The coroner was notified, but deemed
an inquest unnecessary, As death evidently re-
suited from natural causes. His body was taken
care OF by his friends.
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TAI, Car, on Your y.I..bIe..

Call and examine the nre and burglar-proof
vaults of the safe Deposit Company, corner New
Ing Of securities, Jewels, allyer-ware, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollap per
annum, according 70 size. Nobusineas man can
afford 70 do without them.
Tats corning FROM ths chiea0o and boston lres. I
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the well-knovn and much-apprecated watch
maker Of thisclty, who was Tor long time IN
the nrn OF Robert Morrill,, has taken the
watch department at Princes new Iewelry
establishment No. eae Pennsylvania avenue,
and patrons.
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Palmer A Green, Of Georgetown, have q great
variety Of new Soda Water Apparatus for sale at
manufacturer prices and terms. Secondhand
ones taken In exchange; Also, pure Soda Water
In steel fountains.
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National saving. Bank,
Responsible for What lie SAYS.

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per Annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to 4; satur-
days, 10 4 and 10 4.
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Importnnt In Drusai.t.. ko.

Ths washinstsn city savinss Baah,
corner OF seventh street and Louisiana avenue
payne per cent interest on all deposits Depos-
u can be made and drawn at viii.
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MIR. Rohnrt.

- hs Fluter " to.s
Bankers, No. l4is Pennsylyania avenue, pay
per cent on al deposits.
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PREyENTIvEoP HrDRoPHoBIA.-Go TO Bayager
and buy muIzle for your dog.
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All pernous

Indebted 10 uswili receive, previous 10 July I, a
statement OF heir account up 10 date. One OF
the members q our nrm will call upon ali par
ties having accounts with US. We earnestly ask
our patrons 70 promptly meet our demands and
avoid, to us, tie unpleasant duty OF placing their
accounts In The hands Of our attorneys.
A SAKs Co., SIC Seventh street.
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GENERAL CITV Npvv.-

The Rockville Qdd) Adpoeate SAYS, We nm.
derstand that Juan Boyle, esq., the enterprising
,eal estate agent Of Washington, d. O., for
his residence near gaithersburR, 10 Governos
SDooke. 4, r; Shepherd, vice president Of the
h Hoard q Public works Of the District Of oolum.
1--WE sIye man, and we trust will he the means Of in
uuoink emigration to our county.
Mt John r. Newhouse was married on Wed.
awony evening % Mas Cecella crow. The GER
Rev. Father wlRet, and the happy couple In
yesterday for q tour In Virginia.
Messrs. IAtimcr Cleary sold yesterday after.
ovn ~. ~ squaLe vs. situated on street.
70 II. Jsfitohell for tt,eeo.
,.I1 Tne following permit. 70 build were Issued yes
Clars tTos,ory gssnsn sv,es snd southeast; y w.
and n northwesr N. O. windahip, do, Dun
barton, between noot creek and Monroe street
SssMssu Thtd % ~ yr5g,a. ra,,sn Minor DO street.
The Board Of Public worts issued the fo,lov.
ing orders YESTERDAY, To the chairman Of tne
parking commlssiot 10 lay on the reservation Al
.ne u in!ersectlon o. North Carolina and Pennsyi-
sasI and plant the necessary trees and shrub
berry therein. To tie contractors 10 set curb. lsv
sldewalka terrace, md put in q twelye.inch pipe
teenth and Flueenh streets northwest. The in
spectOr was directed TO have Third atreet be-
.meen wv ~ MarJiand aunue and street south, hlled
Yesterday Afternoon, while two men were
working IN an excavation at the Intersection Of
and Eighth streels northwest, the bank cayed
20, AND one o. then, named Edvard Doyle, was
Dadly Injured. Th contractor, Mr.. Albert uiea-
son, procured hark and conveyed him to his
nome nome on street between Four.and-a-haif and
sixth southwest.
Must Ne
Sold, previous 10 making interior alterations on
aceount OF lowering grade
ouretock Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods.
Prices FULLY
twenty-five per cent.
LOWER
Than formerly.
RIsEMAN BRo.,
ba Seventh street, May BniIdinF,
Boz Ciethlna at Cost,
s,a,s On account Of altering grade IN iron, Of our
90 aseventh street. May Building.
wbeatiey,
No; Isl stree southeast, the fashionable boot
aud shoemakeg IL being kept VERY busy this dull
season, being literally patronized BY the resi-
dents OF the eatern section Of the city. Making
viii satisfy ami who may give him cali.
An Persons
Indebted 10 uswlll receive, previous 10 july I, n
statement Of heir account up TO date. One OF
the members q our nrm will call upon ali par
our patrons 70 promptly meet our demands and
avoid, to Us, tie unpleasant duty OF placing their
accounts In The hands OF our attorneys.
A SAKs a Co., SIC Seventh street.
PnEyEsTIvrop HrDRoPuonIA.-Go to savages
and DuV n fuF hOU
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astronomy, and from which can be had a magnl-
ncent view OF the sister cities Of Washington
and aeorgeiown, the Potomac river and the
Mt. N. o. stSfEwsather was the architect Of
this beautiful and impoglng structure; Mr.. w. ].
Dyer, builder Gilbert Co. furnished the galva-
supplied the slate; Mr.. William whelan, Of this
city, did the gAs-ntting and introduced the wa
ter pipes; Wood Co, OF Baltimore, furnished
glazing were done done 6y r. onuit, Of Georgetown
the stained glass was supplied by Mr. W. W.
Vaughn, OF Washington, and the brick work was
done BY Ctssel Rogers, OF this city.
The building will BE entirely completed by the
lat Of September, when the next session OF the
academy will commence.
TIE ORDER or RxKRCIsEa
this afternoon, commencing At three O'Clock,
"Grsnd MaTcnS-pianos, Misses Annie o,Bnen,
Minnie Mahoney, Laura Daunis; haIps, Misses
Amelia Dawson, Lillian Kramer and Parts Cody.
"welcome Chorus" a.. ZundelD Misses lia
Welsh, Meta McLaws, Minnie Mahony, Katie
Borrowp, Cora Slower, Lillian Brhnner, Annie
Abel, Amelia Dawson, LoitIe Crook, Daisy
Abel, Fannie FAINT and Helen Abel; plano,
"Ails csPsnno oAndIamo-Duo," ". Campana,) J
Misses X. Borrows and Ita Welsh; piano, Miss
Premiums In literature, rhetoric, grammar
Popular Melodies." quartette, (Boesha3
harps, Misses L. Branner and A. Dawson; plano,
Misses A. Young and A. O'Brien.
Long Lave Moments OF flenRure," uI. cum
beIt) solo, Miss NJ. McLaws; piano, Miss A.
O'Brlen.
Premiums In chemistry, natural philosophy, ,Sc.
"Ovefture-LA Muette de POrtlcl" duo,
iAubetD plano, Misses N. McLAws and L.
Daunia.
"Bld Me DISCOURSE Bishop; solo. Miss Ita
Welsh; piano, Miss 7. Cody.
Premiums In aacTei and profAne history and
reading. orthography, &c.
Mariana" tRichards0 piano solo, Miss K.
"IIeSrd Voice in the Tranquil Night. duo,
(GloveTl Misses NJ. Mahoney aud !. Welsh;
piano, Miss r. Cody.
Premiums In Christian doctrine.
ia sicilienne," duo, (Aptommas;) harp, Miss
L. Branner; piano, Miss l.. Daunla.
Premiums IN Algebra geometry, arithmetic
and penmanshlp.
"seotch Melody" tE. J. Drowu3 harp solo,
Miss A. Dawson.
Premiums in French, German, Latin and
music.
"LS chAssc," ditoln0 piano solo, Miss N. Ma.
Premiums in painting. drawing, embroidery,
mantua work, plain sewing, and domestic eco
nomy.
"kye Maria" Dudley BucE3 solo, Miss I.
Welsh; plano, Miss =. Cody.
"Coronation Ode;" solo, Miss N. Mahonyt
Aglano, Miss A. o'Bren; chorus, Misses !. Welsh,
~ Borrows, Z. Stover, L. Branner, l.. Crook, n
Abel, d. Abel, Y. FAINT; harps, Misses l.. Bran.
neT, A. Dawson, =, Cody; pianos, Misses A,
0'Bnen, A. Young, L. Daunls.
distribution OF medals In the senior class Of
Intellectual philosophy, history, and literature,
Farewell TO the Academy" solo, Miss N. Nc.
Laws; harp, Miss p. Cody.
Academic honors.
March," hArps, Misses A. Dawson, L. Bran.
ner, and Z. Cody; pianos, Misses A. 0'Bren, A.
Young, and L. Daunis.
National Republican., 1873-06-27

NO. Isl stree southeast, the fashionable boot
season, being literally patronized BY the resl-
dents OF the eatsrn section Of the city. Making
specially OF bidieS and Children's slippers he
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AIn.r na
Boy, CiethIoa at Cos
Mhentler.

bow CtethinG at Cost,
store. Ersrsls A pao
90 Seventh street, May BuildlnR.
National Republican., 1873-06-27
Criminal Court-Jadae DIaoAnLur
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

Police Cssrt-JadHo sneIl.
Msaor cases occupied this court yesterday,
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POLITIC1L.

The Concord, New Hampshire, Patriot has
nominated for the next democratic national
ticket Gen. Hancock for President, and w.
s. Groesbeck for Vice President.
The Biddetord Times says that some of the
the leading democrats of that city want to
make the Hon. Artemus Libby of Augusta the
democratic candidate for governor.
The Portland Inquirer, . temperance pa
per, says That the prominent temperance
organization Of the State has in any sense
been used to secure this nomination, that Mr..
Dingley has given any pledges to that organ
ization respecting his official action if elected,
or that there is any kind OF n cat under any
kind of meal in the whole business. We feel
assured in denying"
\ prominen, democrat suggests through
the Bangor Commercial new way of nom-
mating n democratic candidate for governor.
He suggests that a central convention of lin
tied numbers, 10 be presided over 10y the
chairman Of the State Committee, be called
10 meet at some central point in the State:
thar county conventions he called to meet in
the several counties on the same day; that the
county conventions ballot for a candidate for
Governor, and that the result of the balloings
be 'elegraphed to the central convention.
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GENER.iL NEYS.

NJ meeting of the [ MON Pacific railroad
directors in Boston on Wednesday, resolu-
tons OF respect were passed for the late
Cakes Ames ami Horace +. Clark.
One thousand three hundred and seventy
three miles of the new cable had been paid
GU by the Great Eastern up to Tuesday
noon.
The Spanish Colonial Department is pre-
pairing new bill for the abolition of slavery
in Cuba, without injury to the interests Of the
owners.
1t is said that Mr.. Jesse X. Grant, the
Presidents father, ia in very feeble condi'
ton, sinking slowly, and probably will not
live many days. The President has been
summoned to his bedside. and is expected to
reach Covington by Friday.
Mr.. John H. Sheppard, a well known
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Consumption can be Cured.
,ItiENCk'S pJLNfoNIC SYRUi'
IL IL L \ INAts L, ~ 1, IN tIiANII-


SCUE\Ck's SEANEED TONIC,
SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILI.-.
Are The only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that VIII stop y cough will
often occasion The death of the patient. IL locks up
the liver, stops the circulation oi the blood hemQ
orage follows, and, in fact, cogging the action o.
the very organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia arcthc causes Of
two-thirds OF the cases Of Consumption. Many are
new complaining with duh pain in the side, the
tongue coated pain in the shoulder blade, feeling
sometimes very restless, and at other times drow-
ey. the food thatis taken lies heavily the ston.
ach accompanied with acidity and btch.ng of
wind. These symptoms usually originate from
disordered condition of the stomach or 4 torpid
liver. Persons affected, IL they take one or two
heavy colds and il the cough in these cases he
suddenly stopped, the lungs, liver and stomach
clog, and remain torpid ana inactive aud before
the patient is aware of his situation, the lungs are
a mass of sores, aad ulcerated and death s the in
Wit cole res UT.
schenck'S Pulmonic sylup j. an expectorant,
which does not contain any opium, nor anything
calculated to check a cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seawecd Tonic dssolyes the food,
mixes with the gastric juice ofthc stomach, digcsts
circulation Of the blood. When the bowels are
costiyc skin sallow, and the patient is oil bilious
habit, Schench'5 Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. j. II.
SCIENCk Is son, Northeast corner OF Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia. ponn., and for sale bv
GEO. c. GOODWIN " co - Hanover street,
Boston, and John +. Henry, : College place, New
YORK, Wholesale agents.
FOR sale by Druggists generally. eodATt
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scholar of Boston, died Wednesday, aged 81.
He was horn in England, but his parents re.
movedt to this country when he was four years
OF age. They came to IIallowell in this State.
and IN 1904 he entered Harvard College, but
owing to the financial embarrassments of his
father he did not complete his course. He
afterwards practiced law in Wiscasset for
some time, and held the Office Of Register OF
Probate for Lincoln county for seventeen
years. In 1912 he removed to Boston, where
he has SINCE devoted himself 70 literary pur
suits. He was member 0f the board Of
oversocr- Of Bowaon College from 1881 to
1852
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nervousness :.

1t affords ME great pleasure 20 bear te;ti-
m5ny TO the benefits ! have received from
nsins Fellows Compound Syrup ot Hypo-
lH1sphiteS. | have recommended il to many
of my friends, and i, has proved an excellent
curative for nervousness and general debility.
II IS also first class tonic, enables Il per-
son TO take on flesh rapidly, an1 is free from
the cGnstiPating effects characteristic ot ether
torics | hsvc tried.
Henry JOHNSTON, Montreal.
june2j- * wlw
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Also, Cur Store,
IGl Wuliams, IslocL. with

amt all the fixtures.
All the above property OF j. NJ Sanborn, A. G
LonStellow and Longfellow & Sanborn, must b.
sold Us the parties are going to leave the State.
NOTICE.. Al indebted by note or account vii
please call and settle at once.
LONGFELLOW & SANBORN.
mar21-t &W3m
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House on Green Street.

GRACIOUS and Elegant New House, with two
~ splendid bay windows, portco and cupola
finished throughout in selected hard wood all har
wood doors. Lighted with gas. Hard and it
water. Also 81 ,ble with all the modern improve
ments. Lot lo6N2o0 feet, with all kinds OF fruit
trees ard vines.
For sale by M. SANBORS.
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

'ENES HOUSE Lots lying in the heart of the ci|
! of Augusta; two on Green street. four from
ing on Chapel street, and four on TappGn Piac|
Terms easy. For further information inquire of I
=. Farwell at house on State street. or OF Samrl
Tltcomb at his office, west side Water street.
Augusta, May O, 1872. may7-ttf
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Also Oh Green Street.

4 VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE splendidiy fin.
n ished throughout. Bay windows. Hard ard
eoit water. LIGHTED with gas; furnace, cemente,i
cellar, with all the moder improvements OF fir &
class house, with stable attached. Large let with
fruit trees and vines.
For sale by A. G. IONGFELLOW.
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Only exponent of arenic art The chaste and
ca9 scal amusement. participated in by the follow
ing distinguished artists, assisted ty 100 auXlla-
rt-. Re4ppearance of John Henry C"ose. the
Centaur horre,uan and champion retro rider of the
universe, after Il successful winters engagement
at iienglrr'e Grand Cirque, London in his new and
entirely ori- nal act, : cults PerIlleuX, .r the
Il iundIng Jockey. Miss FEMME ard Master Cooke
the smallest riders in the world and their Cidn Ii.
tie ponies, taily and Beauty. Noodna Cook,
equalled sunlersaultist and hurdle rider. y boz
quci OF beauty. The magnf cent and ,iashng
Mdlie. jeanette, the famous 90 estrienne, and her
charming coadjntors: >enOrita Mile Turnour the
dark eyed fairy and MesiameS Virginia and Car
RE Eioise. FIVE Jolly clowns. Fun without limit
Tom barry, the Celnc humorlst with his comical
elephant George Dunbar gcntl ma OF rcined
wit and caustic humor. Burdeau, the French trick
clown. Geo. Adams, the grotesqu, and the nimita-
bic Frank Donadson. Great caiisthenc congress,
Sonor!ta Mile 1urnour, the handsomest and
braycst woman in the 'orlI IN startling and peril
Gus performances in nid-air, never before perform.
ed by her sex. Fir,tappcarance in America of the
from llcDgler's Grand Cirque, London. Eugene
Leech, Wash. Antonio Charles Ellis and A. Lash
Grand Opera House. New York, and Boston Thea
ire. The highly intelligent trick horse Black Ea-
gle. The funny mules, llumrty Dumpiy, Pete
>allie. and Badly Sours. Every ait rn0on, the
laugaablc equestrian farce entitled The Clowns
Cavalry. Every evening for The irs: time in this
country, the intensely exciting equestrian spoctac
ular drama OF absorbing interest. entitled, Dick
rurpin'S Ride to York, and Tie Death OF Black
Bess. John Henry Cooke As Dick Turpn. sup
ported by The full strength of the equestrian and
dramatic companies. free pageant in the streets
at 10 O'Clock each day. Popular ftal and clas
steal music by o. Perry's baud. The car OF the
Conqueror drawn by twenty Arabian sieeds driven
by sixteen of the smallest ponies ever seen driven
by the boy whip Master Ashley Lasher. NJ -mok
in attendance For more extended details, see
Murray's Illustrated News.
reriormances afternoon and night. Doors open
at and O'Clock p NJ
Tie uayillion brilliantly lighted with "a
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Remember the Horse trot at Geo. NJ Rob-
inson's Central Park in Augusta, or the 4th
Of July. Liberal purses offered. See posters.
iuneli-+tf
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On Crescent Street.

{ ME TWO-STORY HOUSE with l.. Large lot
~ with u nice variety eff fruit trees. Fine ioca,
ton, and will be sold low by
LONGFELLOW 4 SANBORN.
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Cents Straw and Panama Hats bleacheI,
pressed, and trimmed to look Ike new at the
Blcachcry on Oak St. Junel1-+2w
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Hall Scenery For Sale,

fNIIE entire set of scenery now in Waverly Ii
L consisting of Drop Scenes, Flats, Wings,
This scenery was painted at great expense for
late Samuel Brown, Comedian. Will he sold
great bargain together with all the settees in q
Hall. Inquire Of
Al STAPLES. Proprietor,
apr1.tf l0o State Sire q
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\! tU- Ca. on the atmo pAcrc i. unchanged with
the seeds Of inte!nit;ent, remittents rheumatism,
pulmonary disorders, bilious complaints, and the
like. Persons whose nervous Syslcm, are relaxed
the first 10 eucrumb to these distempers. Brace
up the physical energies, then, with this potential
vegetable tonic. Il is the most powerful recuper-
ant which the botanic kingdom has ever yielded to
patient research and experiment. Try it. The
admit ionic and a-raiivc M
Of approved herbs, roots and barks car do no
harm, while The to -tmony OF thousands invites a
trial OF it, yntaes. Ngor Is the thing most needed.
in these cases well a. in dyspepsia and nervous
affections. aai Hostctcra Bltters is the safest
est and most wholesome siren glening preparation
1hat human kill ha~ vet corrected.
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WHAT DiD Iris no longer the question
since the introduction OF the Centaur Lin
imcrt. When we meet an old friend who has
been sheired with rheumatism, or see a per-
son mangled underneath a rail car, aud re-
stored to shape and c0melinesS, we now know
that it is the Centaur Liniment that does the
work. No other article ever did perform such
miracles. There is no swelling it will not
soften, no pain il will not s0otha, or lameness
il will not cure.
CHILDREN Cel--tor Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach. cures Wind collie and
eaases natural sleep. Il ia substitute for
castor oil. junclt-lm
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Ladies Leshorn Hats bleached and pressed
in the latest styles, without cutting, at the
Bleachery on Oak ST. Junel7-+2w
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House for Sale.

an CEDAR STREET East Side, with staba
~ carriage house and other out buildings
IN good repair; hard and soft water excel lent I'D
den, with eighteen young fruit ecs just beginni]
TO bear. The above will be sold at a bargain.
Juncitu DOTY RICHARDSl
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Ladies' Leghorn Hats made into Bonnets
without cutting, at the Blcachery on Oak ST.
Junel1-+2w
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For Sale and Rent.

COOP and desirable Houses, Lots anG Land
II this city and vicinity.
Also several desirable houses for rent,
Inquire OF
E.W. WIuTEHOUSE,
Airy at Law,
Fleeman's Bank Building, Augusta, Nd
i4r1-