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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-14

Whole Tickets, 90. Half Tickets, 81.
~ Tickets, $50. S. Tickets, 8lO0.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg.
of SIS and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
r. M. BOARDMAN.
Conrler-J ournal building, Louisville, KY.
Or 4. ]. COMMERFORD, 8OS Broadway.
New York. p6-dAw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-14
time yesterday afternoon. His gen.
eral symptoms are favorable and
Satisfactory.


ALBANY, July 18.--Joint Convens
tion ballot-short term: Lapbam
90. Potter 50, Conkling 30, Fish !,
Ford /, Evarts l; necessary to
choice rs Long term: Herman 81,
Miller 70, Wheeler FL, Adams 2,
Chapman 2. Fish 2, Daniels8, Bliss
q. Starin l, Evarts /; necessary TO
choice 70. Adjourned DO vote OF SO
to 20
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LINES OF TRAVEL.

PACIFIC COAST
sTEAMsHlP COMPANY.
0OoDALL, PERKINS 3 CO., GEN.
ERAL AGENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Franolsco and Los
Angeles.
SCHEDULE FOR JULY.
Coming SOUTH Going North
:. :: / i / | i
Q. !. ~ se!, ,I,r', :,.s!, ,:,|,.!, !: ]:
S:::::::: / ! j: !: g ! !:
orisaba.. lAug ilAug slAus q Z
Both steamlnips call ~ Port Hariord
taanLutsObispoland santa Barbara.
chanua Ana staamers or their dSvn AZ
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR
sDPassengers for San Francisco take
Los Angeles ct 1910 O'Clock A. NJ, Los
Angeles time.
Los Angeles and San Diego
TEE srEAnn1s
orIxaI3a and Anoon.
Leave san edro Ior san Diego Julye
GA, 10. ~. -. and August
Passengers take the train that leaves Los
Angeles for Wilmington ct s.6B ?. NJ,
Los Angeles time,
Rates OF Fare from Los Angeles.
Cabin. stssrase.
70 San Erancisco...~.......eH GO slQ GO
10 Port Hartford ...........~..... Y 90 800
TO Santa Barb&ra.............. 8 90 go
To San Diego ......... ............ . % 90
Plans Of steamera' cabins at agents ONCE,
whore berths may be secured.
FOR WAY PORTS.
The steamer Los Angeles leaves San
Buenaventura and Santa Barbara for San
Francisco every Friday. calling at way
ports.
The steamer Newport. Plummer com
mander. runs b,tWeen San krwnciscD
and Newport Landing. calling at santa
Gus San BuenaventurA. Hu eneme, san
,Peuro, and Anahelm landing, for
com bust kies, way freight and passen-
ten days, - tiass serve on the Newport
bar.
For Passage or Freight O. above. or
for tickets to and nom
Eastern Cities and Prlncl.
4 pal European Ports.
Apply to
Fl. MCCLELLAN,
Agent, Office, No. 68} Main
street, over the Commercial Bank,
Los Angel q.
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M AMuFAcToRY r:

These drawings, occur monthly (sun
days excepted), under provisions OF an
Act OF the General Assembly of Ken
lucky, Incorporating the Newport Print
ing and Newspaper Co., approved April
Q, 1873
aS- This is special act, and has never
been repealed.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
SONS.
lst-That the Commonwealth Distri-
button Company Is legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Road the list OF
prizes for the
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-03-02
Real Estate.

Descriptive Circular
OF
DELAND, FLROIDA.
The Village OF DeLand Is located
five miles east of our landing. on the st.
Johns River, where all river steamboats,
pass; very nearly IN the Geo graphical
Center, north and south, of Volusia
county, and almost exactly in the centre
of the
Great Orange Belt
This place is about twenty-five miles
| from the Atlantic Ocean, and is almost
constantly favored with a tempered
sea- Breeze,
| and from its elevation above the river, it's
| location among the pines, and its isolation
from all standing water, it is peculiarly
adapted to the necessities OF invalids.
This belt of land is about twenty miles
long, and averages about five miles wide
~ sk IL 4 great = g ! q Aei; hf.
age vicinity. somewhat billy. Ou1 lands arc
Unsurpassed i'm Eertiifsy
by any pine region In the State IN on,
village which is only four years old ve
]. have fine w. we
School Building,
used also for union SUNDAY School ~,
church services.
we nave daily mails, three general mar
cnandlse stores one of the largest in Sonth
FlorIds, drug store, millinery and NO
tion store.
AHe FLORIDA Agricultural.
large eight-page weekly manor
railroad from our Landing via DeLand 70
Inc Atlantic Coast is chartered ard wo,k
commenced, also material on hand for q
telephone to our landing. Our boordino
houses afford good fare at reasonah1e
prices.
Tor inc information of invalids we will
aoh that, several good physicians are cot
Iled IN our midst, cultivatln0 oranoeS nc
business, but affording excellent medioo1
anu "neh required. They report the fol-
lowing -0A>
HeAnark;SDlc Health Record:
During the years 1875, 1879 and 1880 within
a circle OF miles diameter, DeLand being
'he centre, with a population aver
aging over $50, many of whom came here
lnVallds, there have been but deaths.
Two were infants under months, and 9
were men who came here sick"
A Chain of lakes
north west of us afford protection from
frost so perfect that the extreme cold of
Dec. 80, 1880, did not injure our orange
trees or fruit.
We are offering these choice lands to
actual settlers, at from ten to thirty
dollars per acre. Village lots and i'm
proved property for sale also. For fur
ther particulars call on or address
J. Y. PARCE
DeLand, Volusia County, Fla
I'll. A. DELAND,
FairDort. Monroe Co.. NY.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-03-02
Descriptive Circular
DELAND, FLROIDA.

The Village OF DeLand Is located
five miles east of our landing. on the st.
Johns River, where all river steamboats,
pass; very nearly IN the Geographical
Center, north and south, of Volusia
county, and almost exactly in the centre
of the
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HEALTH is WEALTH

nR. Z. q, VESTS \ ERvE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT; snecifc for Hysteria, Dizziness, Con
sion, Loss of Memory Spermatorrtma Impo-
tancy, lnvoluotary Emissions, Premature Old
age. caused by over eXertion, self abuse, or over
indulgence which loads TO misery, decay and
donth. One box will euro recent casos Esch
bcI contains ore N onth's tre.tmsnt. U1a dollar
box or six boxes for fvs dollars sent by all
prepaid on receip. of price We guarantee six
boxes to cure eny case. With each order re-.
cceived by US for six boxes, accompanied with
i've dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ
ten euarsHtee TO return the money if the treat
inert does not effect cure Guarantees issued
BY JANEEY y CO., Druggists, alexandria,
Va, Wholesale aud retail sgents Orders By
mhii will receive prompt attention usrT
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By UNeal & Lucas, Auctioneers.

TOMMLSSlONER'5 SALE OF VALUA-
" BAE REAL hSTATE-By virtue ct de-
crees Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county,
Va. rendered st The June term, 1880 and n o..
7embsr term, $780, thsre0t, in the ch.ucery
Cause of w. K, Emerson and wife OF ais vs..
Elvs M. Emerson ct als., the subscriber, as COM
missioner of sale in said cause. will expose for
sale at Iublic auction on ) STU HDAY, the 28Ln
day Of May, 1881, Ut II N in front Of the Mar.
ket building. on Royal street, 10 tho city of
Alexandria Va, ID LOT OF u BOUND, with q
TWO STORY FRAME DIV Gl,LiN
HOUSE, in the village Of West Erd, il Fairf>x
county Va, stusted on the south SIDE of Duke
street, extended, q short distance west of the
'5tone Bridgs," sid containing two roods and
twenty five poles, bsi part uf lie real estate of
which Harrison Rim ,rSon died 6, izod
Terms Of Sale: One fifth of the purch sse m On
ey 10 cash. and the residue in three equst pay
ments, at elk. twelve. and eighteen months from
tue day OF sale; the deferred pay me, Is to bear
interest from the day of sale, and 10 be secured
By the notes OF the purchasers with good per
sonal security. aud the retsntion OF the title
until the last payment i; Jn.d3.
ALBGRT STUART,
ap25-eoits Commissioner of Sale.
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LEEAL NOTICES,

nj OIlCE--"I sh All be the duty If the " o.
~ on III. first dDy OF May in every year To
give pubic nUti e tpr Thirty days tEst sl per-
sons u y. i.g OF intending to keep any animal #
TIC dog or csnlns species to come forward .ld
tAke out II license for the ssD 9 from :he auditor
= tter the e1 p,rstion Of the time in said notice
mentioned, sll persons found with dog or dogs
or harborih,. one or more dogs on his, her ur
their pr"u i ;es without the required license.
slal! be fned By the Msy or five dollars for every
dog 20 owned or harhored and one dollar OF ssid
hne shall be paid to the officer making he COM
plant, al in Of the refusal or oni sion to
er to she work house for not less than ten nor
more than riuety days "
| quote the l&w in regard TO dos licenses,
which will be risidly enforced
my2-lm CNUkWLANO 4. SMITH Hevrr
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ADVERTISING BATES.
e. Nv: I'm 5 m. SIN. 1,,:

One square. ......
Two squsres-....
Three squares...
Four squsres-...
Five squares.
Quarter column
One third col n
Half column.
One column......
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GROCERIES.

II ARVhY'S C3LNBRATED ~PEIN,:-
IL FIkLn HAAS, hist on thu market for
sae by t. w. AVERY, 226 King street.
Nss CTS fbk POOED-We ofIer the b ,st
csJ Ta in the city for n" .rire
K W aVHRY, 226 King s.reat.
THaMPktiNE CIDER, yerv Hos and oolv
~ 3Oc per gallon
K. w. AVERY. 22G Xing street
81 CE Sfo PEH DOZEN - -Engleh sr dts
w lager, the bes, on the market Bottles
to De returned
X w AVERY. 226 King street
nLn Be- NEK. CAKlNEF SCHuYLKIlL
~ end other grades Of Rye Wblsk ,y's, Sweet
Cst.wDa, onrrry, Pert and Nsders Wines.
Rum Gn and Brandy IN store rnh for ssls by
ap25 w AVERY, 226 king It. eel
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o. Z 4 q A L. N OTlCE.
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

The time allowed for the collection of city
taxes for the y.ar 1880 expires My 3lst, 1881
requested 10 come forward nj once and settle.
All in arIears nave been frequently called on
snd statements rendered. The Collectors in tn.
settlement of their accounts for The years 1878
ind 1879 Were made to iay very large number
instituted against their bond was the only ster-
native. The bills this year must be psii, al d il
is hoped that this notice may be- rs it is, fual
one. Jl'O y /. VI Ill, Col. N Dist.
S. h. FiE LU O. !. ,hs:.
:oom Market Building. myl4-tJel
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NJ O1IuE To STATE TAX PAYERS.

City Tressurof's 0fice,
Room No. 2, Market Building. :
Alez andria Va, May II. 1881
b'l person Who have not paid thtit State taxes
foi Inc year 1850, will please take roLic3 that l
LII Compelled 10 settle my accounts for that year
vita the state on tha lst day of June, and to
enable me to do so. must collect the taxes now
Il p id a ID unless these bills are paid by the
.6.h inst shall without further 1otce enforce
th.i7 psymolt Voters will also bear in mind
10 ontlLls tbem to vots In tho May ard Novem-
b;r elections. Merchants and others engaged in
business who havo received certificates OF their
Stale licenses from the Commissioner Of Rev.
onue sro hereby notified that under the law they
are required TO present the same at this Ctlice
and pAq the am unit a failure TO do 81 rend srs
them iisble TO fac for doing business vthou, q
lceuge.
M B. BAKLOW.
m512 City Treasurer.
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Stuart u Turbervi'le, . q. lnvlS

;s>RUS "EES SALEDF LAND IN FAIR.
FAN COU HTY ViRGl&IA.-1n execu-
tlon OF q deed Of trust f1"m Martin V. b. Bogsn
aud wife TO Charles a. III. mermau and Ryland
Rut to secure An indeOte' ness to Al bert b.
Ruff dated October l1.h. 1872 and recorded in
the Clerks Off - of Fairfax County 9 urt the
undersigned who have been substituted trustees
in the place aud stead of he said q. ZImmers
mhn and Ryland Ruff dece .,sed being thereto
required by the present ban. Fl ,lsry in ssid deed
OF trust will sell st public aucLiou in FROM Of the
Ccu:t House If Fslrtsx county on MONDAY,
lhe 2OLh day Of June, 1881 at II O'clock M, that
being court day, the TRACT OF LAND in
Fairfax county ab VI 81 miles from Burke Sts
ton and q miles from Fairfax Station, on the
Virginia Midland Raiway, containing about
l50 acres bounded ss follows: Beginning at \
pile cf stones in the Wolf run shos rosd, near
an old scbuol house; thence north 7lo 3v W e2i
pcl". 10 white OAK AID hickory ssullng; thence
s. ST. ". 81 poles t. stump and svGral asrked
sap!lngs thence 81 pole, g. l10 l., Q, 264 poles
to the intersection o. the line of the lsld rmer-
~ Reeth's; thence with Aeeth's line 4ho l5' e.
464 poles TO pile Of stones; thence l60 W. leo
poles TO large red oak in th1 line OF hlchsrd
Simpson. row Benj nil Burka'S land; thence
with his lire 8. $40 c. 3o! poles TO u pile of
stonas; theic9 8. % y. Ia poles corner in the
lie OF rhirft's land; thance with that line ). 80
27' Ga onles to small box OAK bush in the
aforesaid polfrun shoals road; There with ssiG
road n. SO q p0lt', l5o u. 2S Oolf.. n. $40 6.
II poles, n, ego 9 4 poles, l10 y r0les, TO
the beginning. except about onehaf (1) acre
bounded ss follows: Beginning at the centre Of
the Wo,f run Shoals rosd snd F.iriax Court
House rosI about 20 rods North Of John Steel's
house. suc runs hoDca along the centre ot ssii
road n. 20 q. 10 rods; thence due S rods;
thence s % W. III .ads: tdaaca du0 O. 5 rods to
the beginning, together win ali The improve
meuts, sc.
Terms: One.third of The purchase moIay
ca b, thu residue IN :wo eq4al in3t..lnaiis pay
sblu IN onc sIc Two yaals from tho day @! sale,
notes 10 be gwen therefor With approved per-
sonsl security bJtrlng interest from day of sslo,
and secured By deed of trust uuDu tue premises
on til cssh st the option e he purchaser
LINDEN KENT,
j. M LOVE,
mylS-2w4v Substituted Trustnos
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Esg.aSs.Ef4HEEE EaSU,


! Low as in KID 6er!iu, Lis!o Thread, silk
lor the se"son as" u lew es or;nieIt Of Lace
Mills. PI!c 25c 5Oc. Ijc snd 81 z5 pe p.ir
CUrset' IL y tie u;>ti,n.; styles, perfect Ia fit
and dnish Prices 90 10 81 ~ per ps,r
Und&rwear Special! a,tsatiol called t. thu
4rsa asaCrLm!Dt f,r ,dios Guts Ais.es,
i ~ ana ihtsfLs ia Nsuzg, iiSlo Thread, IYoE-
sSm.r inI ;o..;nme- ~ 40; siso no ex ibtic g
J. CT o!co rs.orlh4oot q. l. die UnGo.ga ms. /.
oi eV"r5 description, Cno.hises. Drawers, Night
&c ms Sklrts sc.
Linen md Six HRLdkorehic fs-Suspenders
!iCs'eTy, showing tie 5. choice J=G.erns rs
well as the laTaesa hssort:nsil Of mgdium end
taer quality. Ionss..ily ,.dding lb. lst 5. pat.
Terms ~ soon As they ara offered for sale by the
II ST. Lui.ctuira
Neck Kufh.nSs HuGl, Skirts, Veilnss, Gut-
tons. Sllas GUttoug, &c.
Edelrgs IL wis:, hamburg, Nnnsook, Coro
lire, qe:m cele, pniUi citnncs Lauguedoc,
ior2hUn, HuSsiau Vepisa, Crochet, &c
Eighno P%tsnt Bosom Reinforced End
Scratch Snirts, ~ Ia ,ndri"d and unaurdried
Collins ani Calf, sz.s y 10 IS iuches. Prices
i2c Is, l0c .hd 25c
1srmanltwi!, ..fa! and s1d Ss1onT Wool
Zsuh:r HOTs~ed IL ali Co Or:, Silks t2sUva5s u C.
Heckw+AI-at sl times In. Collection will
sui ll Otaer Ortnrrts offered Ia Tho city
r lin, Display uf ll.udui,L, the byat scarf ever
m :u5 ior muui a.u nurCisn, TieIor, l. 8 udace,
Tropical, De .loiAvie Lsce End u pic!e
line OF fan"y Ties aad Ro"s.
G. M, AID a MSs
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SS1s7HEE RESORTS.
(AkKNHY SPRINGS,
W ARNANUUAH CO.. IA.
SAMUEL VI MULLlE, Proprietor.
III. B. y A KLO ",
City Treasurer.

~ SHENANDOAH 90. IA.
SAMUEL VI MULLlE, Proprietor.
UpHN JUNE 10Th.
This lsrgc and do ightlul summer resort, stu
stnd smong tho Hcun,sins of tho Vallay OF Vr.
klnla, only II miles away from Baltimore and
Ono K. Il. at Mount ackson. From this point
passengers leave for the Springs, bang conveyed
in elegant Park Nsgo ette over q splendid
mounta q rcad, arriving il time for early tea.
hound trip tickets Issued by railroad com.
palies. Send for .hmphet
& CHANCELLOR. Res Ply. myl7-1r1
SlAPuN SqRINGS AND BATH. (.LkA
- LINE lIruIA WATER) HAHP5hlha
COUNTY, WE5r vIHGlAlA. A 80 Chilly
beste Waters, rich in Iror, and fGe White
sulphur spring in ,he Nei2hborhood. Open on
Ju4e lst TO As ale in ctober ss the company
Will justify. Uh'q qusl Cd by any mineral waters
III meries for Tie cure of sc dyspepsia, kid
ley and bladder troubles uteline ailments, gout,
desses Of tho skin, cs.srrh affections, rheu
maIsm and functional h.srt troubles. 1T Is
An UNFAlLlHG SOLVENT OF CAL.
CUL LII. These waters have proved Of great value
in many other diseases, but can be mure conf
IDENTIFY relied Oh in the above named than any
other mineral springs in this country l guar.
antee cure If curatls by mineral waters. The
baths-hOt, cold anC suower-are uneIcelled any
where, Tha new snd elegant swimming pool of
ksine watet the lhrgest in tho United ,StsLes,
II nOt ii tGe "DE U. Is eSpellAuy hLLroClV6.
Gs- 70 safer or better place for lsdiet or CHILD.
I:n IT, le r. & sRrm plnnip t. hil their stom-
sch snG 7let1 bets to rest them on East mount
NJ ioads III Vlralni-; one hundred dollars to tie
mi!e expended upon them thic spring. The air
OF tDls y evatcd region is pure snd delicious.
CApon beng nearer to all the cities north of the
Potomac thsn sny of the Virginia springs OF
note oy sn average of hundred and 6fty miles,
claims large patronage on that score. For
pleasure or health the traveller mead MT 90
further. Board by the month, $42 $40 and
: 6 according to Il cation. Send tor pslnph els
Girect CT csll on W S. THOMPSON, 7O9 10Th
st Washington. D. c. for pamphlets snd water.
fine music. god boating, fshi.g and hunting
Ia se elson; good livery. w. &. SALE.
myl6-1m Proprietor.
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AISTsGN SaAE&.

.. HERlFFS SALE OF VALUABLE MA
~ ChlNERY.-l will sell TO Ina highest bid
der on SATURDAY June 19th, 1881, at Clifton
Station, Va. Midland 4. K. TH - ENTIft
MACHINERY OF SPOKE AlLu ALL
COMPLETE AND IN GOOD RUNNING
ORDER TO ii fy m Eecuton in my hands FIR
cllectioH, siy.d Patk.r vs. Hetzll Terms
cash. Sale St II IA. WI. AYRE, Jr,
Sheriff
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BHODEhS IS 60.
Wholesale Daslsrs md Jcbto-s il
GSOCEKiES, PkO TiSLON5, FLOUR
SALT AND Fish.
full line OF celebrated pure. old WlIsKafs
BrandieS, aiE. &uIn &c. Mufsa5 4 Co.'S 2his.
delphis snd Uage.gs Baltimore AIos, and Berg
Der + Engei's isEeT Boar, IN casks or bottles.
Agents tor JsIHes s. WclcA Egst Family
Flour, james :. klrR & Cos. Standard Soap
Dupont Z Co.'S sporting and Btssliae Gun
powder, and Baltimore ana Potomac Rive
Steamers
orders promptly attended, 70, anG oonsgn
mouLS solicited. No II kiry street,
Dct EJ-tt Gi3x.Etfi.. Va,
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mylS-& I "

NOMM MISSIONEk'S SALE f VALUA-
~ BILE LkNDlN FAIRFAX OOuETY.
Pursuant to decree of tn, Circuit Court OF
Fairfax eouuty. June terra. 1885, in tho suit CT
~usan Kennedy v5 Philip Toward, ct al, tho
undersgaed commissioner will uTar f1r sale st
Public auction III front of me Court House, b.
tween the hours Of II m and y. III MON DAY
June 18th. 1881, Court day. g. Va uli & BILE
L iaGT OF LAND containing Ill scre5 and
10 poles. This land lies ou LlLtls Hiver Turn
pise four miles n.st of the Court House, and ten
nj es from thr Il y Of Elexnndri4, is Of good
quality, ~oiI ILerud aud timuured
Terms OF sale: CSsh enough to lSy costs and OK
penses Of suit and Sale; one-lhird pom Col frms
ton cfsae BY tae cour and tho residue iG one and
two Years with interest from the dag otsae Tito
rstslGed till thu last payments made. Personal
security to be given for thu deferred payments,
but upon the pay m;Lt If ona third III hand,
personal security may be dispensed with at the
discretion Of Lhe commissioner. Convey srcing
at the cost of the Purchaser;
d. hi. CHICHESTER. Comm'r.
Fairfax O. H.. Va. May lS.b, 1881
TRUSrEE'i SAhE LAND IN FAIR.
L Fax CNU NTY.-B5 virtue of deed Of
trust from Theodore l.. Chase, and being thereto
required By parties scared thereby toe uDder-
signed, trustee in said eed will 0ffsr for sale at
public sucion, i'll front of the Court House door
at Farfax Court House, st twelve O'clock 10,
on MONDAY June Is, 1881, The TRACT OF
LAND conveyed TO him in said decd and ds.
| scrbed as follows viz Begi: hing ct y dead
poplar standing on the south side Of Uogue run,
d corner Of C.rpent r's patent, now Wi'i,m
Violstrs; thence 8, 70l, W. 80 poles to lree
mwkad white ok sapinge; thence 8. Z5!0. W.
l0lt poles to hcSory and pile of stones; tnei
with the line of Dennis McCsrty Johnson n. 81! o
| W. lS7 poles to q marked dogWood, curutr to Fli-
jsh Compton's lot; thence with his line H. 62o, g
II poles to stake on Dosus rua; thence down
| the several courses and meanders lh ,relf 10 the
beginning, containing 81 ACRES md 6O poles,
Terms of Sale: Cash AS to tha sum Of 500;
! the residue al six. twelve and eighteen months,
chkser, secured by dead of trust upon the
premises. FKANOlS u. SMITH,
my7-WtS Trustee.
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1he vonaer of the 18th century-everybody
should uss it tor impure bood-S. s. 3.
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Published Daily and Tri Reekls.
TRRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION

Entered at the Postoface at Als1andria, Va, %
second class matter.]
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-18

a Neao Dtsintectant.-When warm air
Is forced through hot mixture Of tur-
pentine and water, a disinfectant sub
stance known In commerce as sdnitds
ts produced. 1t is an aqueous solution,
characterized by the presence of hydro
gen and certain camphoraceous sub.
star %. With 1t Is found another sub
stances called sdnitasoil, also contain
1rg peroxide of hydrogen, which poss-
es ses high power Of oxidation. Ao.
cording to the account given of it by
Mr.. G. II. Kingzett. the oil promises to
become very valuable for sanitary pur-
poses. AS it has been found an effl-
cient agent for the decomposition Of 80
stable sub3tance as iodide of potas-
sium; it can hardly be doubted that it
will also effect the oxidation of any
animal or vegetable substance, partiC-
ularly those which are in course OF
putretactive decomposition, 1t has
also the properly of being capable,
after having once performed It's mea-
sure Of oxidation. Of forming a new
amount ofactive peroxide of ny urogen,
which may be made available for fur
ther work. Several experiments, made
by Mr.. Ktngzett, prove that this oil is
powerful antiseptic. Beef put in
water containing 1t was kept sweet
~A iA6 POI toNo Va ~ W fV udYSs UOur
paste from 81 to 80 days; the whlle of
eggs for 81 days; wine for 1OU days.
The oil is not destined to supersede
the sanitas for it Is too. powerful in its
action to serve the purpose to which
the aqueous solution Is applied, and is
not adapted to meet the same ends, but
be valuable supplement to it. 1t may
be added to glycerine, oils or oint-
ments, when tney are applied to the
body In cases of Infectious disease. It
may he evaporated for the fumigation
OF rooms which have been occapied by
per >ons suffering from communicable
diseases. Plane surfaces, as floorings
and walls, may be disinfected by
wiping them with cloth or brush
which has been dipped in Oil; only a
small quantity of Oil is necessary for
this purpose, for it spreads freely. 1t
Is slowly volatile, and may be used as
an aerial disinfectant or emulsion In
water may be applied in great many
places; aud sprinkled over sawdust 1t
may bc employed as al effective deo-
uurant.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-18

-ur. william L.. Carpenter, IN writing
Oh Visit TO tue Falls OF Niagara this
winter, heartily sympathizes with tho
impression which the sound of the
mighty rush OF water made upon Mr..
Schuyior' who thus concluded an artl-
cic IN Scribncr. Il hayc spoken only
Oh % inc pltch and rhythm OF Niagara.
nat Is the Quality OF its tone? Di.
vine! Ihcre Is no other word for a
tone made and fashioned by the Infinite
Goa. repeat, there is no roar at all;
1t is the sublimest music upon earth.