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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-08
LAURENs G. H.. S. c., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s. 1885,

liens; to amend Section 2,39S, General
Statutes, in relation to the enforcement
of agricultural liens; to exempt certain
portions Of COlleton county from the
/ operation Of the stock law; TO amend
! Section 2,1lS, General Statutes, in rela-
ton to the trade in cotton seed; to re-
peal the law requiring the publication Of
the annual reports OF the county COM
mlSSioncrs and school commissioners
bill to ratify the constitutional amend
ment relative to the census; bill to pro
hibit the mortgaging of crops in South
Carolina; bill to have reasscssment of
the realty of the State made; bill to pro
hibit corporations from charging moro
for weighing cotton than is actually nee
essary to pay the wcighcr; bill to allow
all Confederate soldiers who have lost
limb OF are otherwise unable to earn a
living Ill consequence Of wounds re-
cclvcd i'll the service of their country,
and who have resided within the State
for ten wears and havo received no pay
IRON any ojIor State, to have and re-
ceivc the same assistance us South Caro-
lima soldiers are allowed
The bill TO repeal the Prohibtory Law
III Barnwcll county WAS passed without
debate.
The bill to allow witnesses in criminal
cases to be cHamincd by commission was
amended and pass, i to a third reading.
Several bills Of local interest were in.
troduced, and IL few of like character
were passed to Il third reading.
When The hill prohibiting licenses to
he issued in a town of less Than five hun.
drcd inhabitants was reached, the de
bates became h:riv McSsrS JJhn & IJoS-
kcll and john c. Sccgcrs taking an active
part.
y motion to nike ont the cnacting clause
was lost, lay - TO 53; absent lG.
An amendment TO strike out 800 and in
Scrt POO was lost
y motion to postpone was lost, by G2 to
l6
The temper Of the House was to finish
thc second reading and pass the bill to a
third reading, which was ass >Ircd by the
vote to strike out the Cnactirs clause.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
TIE WORK DONE IN TIM srCoND
WEEK or THE SESSION.


Tho Lawmakers settle Down to Iar,
work---MIany Measures Intr,auc., nm,
c,
"''"'F'"
The second week OF tho sreso, .,
1886 was marked Inv th, ;,,roi,ot;a,, 81
tbo ,,,,o, ~ ''"0.'o'' VI
ooi VI oii'S' some 1mpor
'"nt' some needless-somo that will pass
many that will suffer tho defeat they de
serve.
Tho c,ororo, ,na,,,
''iiotJ HAS Settico
ao"n 10 actual work, and the fruit of its
labors will ere long be visible to the peo
pie. We give below svnon.is ,f Al,
nroccodinoe co,1or.o, ~ :,
'i''N VIC o"iiS
P"poiS'
senate.
Tho Sonot.,s sbo,t .oeo;o,,
busy ono NAM, hiIIo u,nrh "'." a very
n largo numhnr of ra,,.t ~" ansiot,.'ceu,
the Gnlon1or woe cloarn1 ,'s ~ An'''.o ' "ii''
excont tboao nrovnnot;, 80: 'aot'S.'les t
mnkino Thorn ,ros nl,; "poeUi'-
consideration of tLo Cho,.i,.. "t " 'li9
Summerv;llo rooeeo.s,,o,,t h;II :; I'oi ana, "a
went ovcr until to,mnrrou WI, W., a.io .I, II
came ND for it's second r"ol;n,. ~ Samat VIC
Hemphill made no ol,;ont;n'o .i,.t 49, !
printed hin had not boon on az Di.o Si.o
of members Eo, twcntv .fon,, bnIr, Wv ,o'm' ,n
ouired by tbc r,lcs Scnntor NtnNJa,to
had il made fin, snociol nrdn,, ,n,, I,.;,Ia..
at m
Senator Edwards south corol;r, Co,
lege tuition bill, with it's urfnyoroLlo 10.
port, was made tho spcciol nrdrr fn,,
Thursday at | o'clock
The bill in relation to bnrn;ro or ort
ting untenanted houses HAVING 6con ~
ported upon unfayoroblv w9s rcconn-
mitted.
Several minor bills wcr, n...eol on,l
sent to the House.
The following bills received thc;r 600
ond reading: Amendinp flo Gnnorol
Statutes in relation to uuarantiuc. limit :
ing the number of trial Justices in Yorl,
county; amending the law in regard to
the wooden buildings IN tho CITY of
Charleston; amending the charter Of the
Eutawvillc Railroad Company.
Senator Smythc introduced ;bo follow.
ing concurrent resolution:
"That the committee on printing of
the two Houses be instructed to inGuirp
and report at as carly a day a, possihlr
whether the method of pr.utinp ;hc
official reports of the State officers and
of the Acts Of the General Assembly can
not be so altered that much OF the blank
space now appearing therein shall be
hereafter saved. Also, whether the
printing OF SO much duplicate matter
cannot be avoided. Also, MS to the pro
pflety OF rcqnlnnS each several depart.
ment OF the State Government to report
annually me expense OF pnntlnSlncnrrei
ny slch department Also, as to the
proPrlety OF omi'mn6 any part OF the
matter no" ANNUALLY printed "t great
expense hr !G the otple government.
Inc i9li9Wing W:i new measures were M
ticuGccu' Rlli iHhi 10 % regulate uo pubic
plln'ih8' ms pl'l IS uesiSh"' TO pre-;
ven. iiic niio"ahco oi uhncct% airy ',iat
as mp pupisnlil? 'lS "ilouhi tIpo'.s OF nt"'o
o.nools' "Ii Rn, IS oi " Sc1tial r''oTmatory nn
,ho G"roroi W Gto,".ne G,;,o' ;uo'tI', M 80 ~ ol
eHo S,onGt"' ''sa!n'cS' mHin8 no trustees
J.
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When People weigh Most.

According to experiments carried out
by the Belgian savant Quctclet, says Il
recent Paris letter, man attains his
maximum weight towerd his 4Oth year,
and begins to lose it sensibly toward his
Goth year A woman, however, does not
attain her msXimum weight until her
Doth year. The age at which people at
tain their maximum weight and the
weight itself differ in the different classes
OF society. In the aflluont classes the
average maximum weight is 172 pounds,
and is attained at 80 years of age. L.,
the artisan class it is 154 pounds, at
tanned at 40 Among farm laborers it is
III pounds, attained at 60. In the gen
eral classes it is 164 pounds, and is
reached between 40 and 80 years Of age.
--------s7xS- -ezsS-y-r--
The saw mill of Luther Aull, In Edge
field county, was destroyed by fire last
quantity of cotton, lumberand n harn were
destroyed
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NO. 10.


2 AGEN FOR
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-08

Bill to regulate the llcenae for circuses
and travelling shows, bill to amend the
law IN relation to tuition fee in the
University; in relation to trial Justices
IN FAIRFIELD county; to reduce the sala-
rles OF mndry officers in pickens county;
TO regulate the weighing OF beled cotton
TO repeal Section Q of the Act to estab-
llah the priorities Of certain statutory
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-18

Tho attemW upon hla sister. Elenn, Il WIS
With scarcely hope OF nnytiiine I,kc I'M
infamous sucress which he had achieved.
OF course, ne Atd but one motive Ia the
slow deliherated plan which be aftesward
formcd--t0 save himself from exposure
and conviction provided discovery should
sranspsye.
] shall never forget the look al ileri.
ed ioathing and wrtth viii which Mr.
Weymouth dismissed Ais son forever from
his eight and hts futare notice. wilke
stole away gladly. enough fknow that
his father lived dye OF sir good wears after
ward ia moderately fair hcnlth, but 1
never heard Of any wilse Weymouth be-
Ink perufttcd ngain to csoSs Ma threeh-
old
AS for Elena, ,he real trpsh vac never
divulgcd TO her. This was my earnest
counsel, and arm sure that her father
faithfully observed It. She Is happily
married now, aud hope in ignorance OF
whether her dustard brother isdmong the
living or dead.
Ralph aud elton trlk the wlole woisf.
y, extraordinary thinG over between onr
selves. Bat we rarely ever touch upon ~
among outsiders Il VIC do, Sie usual
ekeptcnl smile always warns rs that We
are raShly tempting hrman c7eduli,y.
And rhave no desire 10 10 that; ncithcr
has Ralnh. We simply know what we
know, and ask neitner the oredeuee nor.
the sympathy Of those WIN must take our
liitlc wonder story isihey take Il 3t ailD
entirely upon trusi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-18
uurmrs ocEnrcrrD

zone, ,wnVckIe my shoe
v ,.sfsse the times ~o~i''
4. fyou please my 0OV'
Three. four,
hutthe door
.,eiivea beware
q Inc poiticre'
III 10 sticks. .,..
la lsad sinc we desire
/, ne winter nre'
rseyen, eight ~,
fav them stralgnt.
a a.cous. oak ami PINE
Y Vraeomctric line
gr,od Ia hen
4 ~ ts,gl will prove
III pIuaip as goufmanus '0''
Eleven, twelve
plg a hr snte your spade:
E af Eva n Wealth their Keystone iaiu'
aTh,rteen. fourteen,
~. werc conftingr
! ,gi.i quest intent,
4 IlsSs 4 wooing went
I ,.f,.an. sixteen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-18
HAGANs
Magnolia Balm

is a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it, who would rather
not tell, and yOK ean't tell,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-18

ton case against haflcs Goodnight Tor
alleged illegal inclosure Of nearly 10000
acres Of school lands was to-day posi-
poned TIL Wednesday, ncxs Both sides
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-18

an -, fsIg "a Mo- ~ ilce Selling allowance one
80 "a mn 4nH cas katt MISS, B.enet won BY a
AZ a'9 see am, seeopel Nahoa'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-18

l Iroa eayaaILsa IIoH whleh pc ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-14

Good Housekeeping.
A thermometer is indispensable in the
sick room and the temperature should be
carefully regulated by Its indications. An
open fire ia the best ventilator when It can
be had, sometimes this is impossible, then
the nurse must exercise her ingenuity
with the means ct her command. II there
10 q fireplace, a lighted lamp can be set in
it in summer when q ire would make the
room to warm. When the room Is heated
by q register or a coil Of hot water pipes,
or q close stove, q metal dish filed with
boiling water and put where 1t will keep
hot will moisten the atmosphere by the
steam 1t gives of. A window should be
arranged to open an inch or two
at the top and q strip OF baize,
or coarse flannel tackled over the aperture.
This will admit q constant supply OF fresh
air with no draught. A screen car be
placed between the window and the bed
Il the cool air strikes directly upon 1t,
The proper temperature at which the
room should be kept varies with the
nature Of the illness. 1t is lower for teYers
than for diseases OF the chest or throat,
and in some cases, as rheumatism, may
be governed by the feelings Of the patient.
The ~Ards Of . general hospital are kept
at So. II must be remembered that q
person in bed does not take cold unless
exposed to q strong draught, or violent
changes OF temperature, or the body
being suddenly cooled by throwing aside
the bed clothes,
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Pastor n. z, Church South, Myers station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TESISTiaO, Canada West Ont

AVOID oouETERFEGTsl Send US $50
and we will send you by return mall q ppx OF
the genuine Dr.. O. McLAnc's Celebrated Liver
Pills and eight h9pds9ms S2rdI; .t,.. po
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Gh G~rstsliasmer.
oaeg. Sos. as and ~ Fourteenth street..
For ~ IalelorAesr.
TIE


By AT NAANklL
Have you dreamed Of the Dream Of the CJclldsi
where The spingtlme in beatty etsnally smIlss1
OF the valleys and wales where wild flowers bloom
And the 1ephyn COME breathing with breath Of
Whsrs the ~ like an archInRIs bending above
All radiant and pure Is Z Vtalon Of loVeG.
Where the SunAhine forever 4 lowering Ger
That Leauuiul, beautiful, beAuutdl HRoTeg
It's a lair Is Of old; aud the summer Ltn smiles
Ger the valleys and wales Of CyclGdes hles;
Aud the whisper Of saphyTs Is softer by far
Than the beam Of the cleaning HeSpeEtAu star;
And the seA'S sullsn muEnur gov gentle and
mild
CAsl prayer In the night Of a penlteut child
deep
TIL At last they are hushed in a modonles sleep.
On the shore OF the Isle, In a cluster Of bowers
Adjoining WlIh millions and millions OF luWen
More bright than the ninboWS that hover BY day
o'erIh The crest Of the eAtAraet's tempest Of spray
in the shore u the Isle, In q trellts Of VIBeL.
Thele's = gave, and the AmRrAnth over II tWines,
Aud the birds llngef there aud SIng softly and low
TheiF music Of kindneSs and pity and woe,
IT'S the grave Of one young In the summer Of yeazs
&h0PaNsed broken hearted away from her tears,
Who tngeIed aud waited and watched on the
hh0re
For her lovers return. but he came uevermore.
And now ~ the grove under flowers she sleeps,
And the wild rose above her is vigilance keeps,
While the winds Of the even' blow bltSStut and
bland
As they whisper along the fair summertime land.
And this Is the dream VI the CyclAdes lies
hhsfe the spring IN Its spleldOr etemally smiles,
Where the sighlng Of winds, aud the lobbing Of
seas,
And the music OF birds, aud the lisp OF the breeze,
Aud the shade OF tue RFbOri, aud fragrance Ot
tioWen,
And the RmRRuth gRrlsndS enCircllng the bowen,
All rest like 4 spirit VI peacetulpess oleT
That beautiful, beautiful, beautiful shore.
W1rON, W. Va, ISIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-14

The anti Chinese people Of Sierra Val.
ley, New, have boyCOtted the editor Of the
Leader because he boarded at q hotel
where chinese labor was employed.
A California millionaire has imported
browrIstone slabs for the steps Of his new
mansion which were 90 massive that
twenty horses were required 10 haul them
to theproper place.
The ConftctiOners Journal saysthat green
cucumber peel, scattered about q building
infested with ~cockroaCheg, will clear II Of
the yermin, The bugs devour the peel
with great votacity, and II poisons them.
Chico, Col., humbly calls Georgia's at.
tention TO the fact that two Of It's citizens
recently killed q rattlesnake measuring
Ave feet In length, which had In iS
stomach FIVE ~lack.tabbits, besides q mum.
Der Of rats and mice.
Two children, aged 0 and l2 years re.
speCtively, are under arrest at New York
for selling beer. The parents were both
dead and theft entefprising otfsprings were
continuing the business Of their iAther.
The youngsters will DO plAced in charge Of
their aunt.
The cowboy never prides himself on
~lassoolnR q steer BY the horns. He a..
ways tries to hurl q rope 20 that the AMI.
NAL will step into II, thus sntangling his
legs and throwing him. In Wyoming
exhibition a cowboy repeatedly caught q
ball by any leg the spectators named.
A man In Placer county, California,
started q FIRE In q chimney which had been
disused for q year. There appeared 10 be
an obstruction Of some kind, and he under.
stood what II was when two hundred
pounds Of honey melted and ran down.
The bees had been using II ior q hive.
A Boston man saw q g~oodlooking wo.
man drop her glove from q car window
lust "a the train was moving from the sta.
lion. He rushed forward, grabbed the
glove, AZ be supposed, and racing along,
aide Of the car, handed the fair one 4
banana skin, which he had picked up b.
mistake.
The guests at the hotels In Sacramento
CAL, were literally besieged BY millions 0!
beetles recently. The insects thtonged
the gardens and house In such numberI
that the boafdefs were compelled 10 maxi
stampede iOf the roads 10 escape them
No other houses were visited BY the In
tsflopers.
A Ritl from Bath, Me-, had scarlet tevei
while AZ boafding-SChooL She recovered
aud went home, and q trunk containing
clothing worn when she was III was pul
away ID the garrett. Six months aitefWatt
two little children playing In the gafreI
opened the trunk, and took out come o
the clothing, In q week both were takOi
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very sick with scarlet fever, and one died.
No other persons in the neighborhood
were III.
Adtizsn Of Canonyille, Oregon, while
watching his clock recently, conceived
the idea that by attaching a small wire to
the time weight and letting an arm pro-
iect through . slit made for the purpose,
the days Of tho week would be exactly in.
Dictated by the wire Is the weight as
csAdsd. he put his-idsa into an expert
ment, and it proved q success
At q Shelby, n. O., court, q short time
ago, the case was tried Of q boy who had
been fined by the mayor Of the town for
climbing Q tree, there being 9 town ordi-
nance t~orbidding the climbing Of trees.
The boy appealed, and the judge reversed
the mayors decision, declaring tTee.climb-
ing 10 be an inalienable right Of boys, over
which municipal authorities have no iur-
addiction.
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Edueatinual.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
rOCvHON AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
npa n. sTEyENs AARTl PhncIPAl.

s,urs, session At Nj. LAKE, PARK, Garrett Co,
bssinnlag July ID At 1850 A. w. closing
Augusta l@'
,nylSrAGE OFFERED Blythe INSTITUTION
., TN. Natural Development and Culture o. the
81 sr IN puTp0sA o. ConTerSAtoni heading;
nHoSIJII, address and singing, The correct use Of
run -,,ps Of Articulation and keaplrluonj To-
Wy ssith the Philosophical Lawn BY Whleh these
ssulss n. pnserrd aud developed.
offA IN ea,y and Natural Expression 81 Sentiment
,s.n, Dfspeech and Gesture; Including Char
.! .gt,Ion. Dramatic Reading aud Recitation.
sla.I in.rructlOn IN Expressive bibls and shakes
spS, :. r,liIpg and In the reading Of Hymns;
~ Thr opportunity atOtdA TeAcheA LOT the
~ ~ Prsrtica! Methods for Teaching AFheulA'
, ,g mi sight. Reading. Methods based upon the
PRINCIPLES Of DelHlFtL
usysT Normal Methods VIII be formed aud SEES
IN sld Ially from July y 70 August % lss&
TSeGll viii be taught by MIS- SusIE POLLOCK,
ofys,hIRgtOn, u. C., who studied and graduated
" us,.cTte class for children Will b held on three
I'm IN week, free NJ Charge.
aF,U Lectures viii 10 given by Mn. Hart and
vi Pollock, each upon the Interests Of her wi
department.
MRS. N. STEVENS HART, or
MISS SU:IE POLLOCK,
WaahinHtOu, ID. q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-14

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst casel
Of ten years standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. It ab.
serbs tumors, allays the itching at once
acts as a poIltice, gives instant and pain.
leaS relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
is prepared only for the cure Of Piles snt
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box % warranted by oui
Agents, Logan & Go. and Richardson 4
Goodwin.
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mai
on receipt Of price, 5Qc and 81 per box.
XIX MEDICINE Co.,
MwF4w Projectors, Lnrain, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-14
The registry list OF the town OF Tacoma
shows q voting population Of l7lO,ot whom
$50 are women,

JAMES ]. MITCHELL, supt. Stone Dept,
New Capitol at Albany, N. Y, writes;
1915 Lark street, June 25, 1885. l have
been using AllcoCk's Porous plasters on
my own person and in my family fol-
the last thirty years. l deem 1t a matter
Of duty to bear public testimony to their
exceeding usefulness as an external rene
dy. Placed upon the pit Of the stomach.
they warm and tone the digestive organs.
On the small OF the back, they give Vigor
to the nervous system, and act as a won.
delful diuretic. | think in all cases otdys.
pepsia they should be worn both on the
back and on the pit Of the stomach. In
this way they act as q stimulus to the
whole system,p MwFAw
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yary RemnTtobie paeoyorv,

Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writes: my wife has been almost
helpless for Eve years, 80 helpless that she
could not turn over In bed alone. She
used two Bottles Of Electric Bittefs, and ID
90 much improved, that she 10 able now
TO do her own work."
Electric Bitters will do ali that Is claimed
for them. Hundreds oitestimoniAls attest
their great curative powers. Only fifty
cents 0 bottle at Logan 4 Co.'s. MWF4w
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TIE Rev. GEO. H. TnAYKR, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives To Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
ARE you MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow Skn7 Shiloh's Vitalizer iss poai.
tive cure,
Why VIII Youcough when shiloh's Cure
will give you immediate relief Price 1C
Cts, 50 cts, aud 81.
SHiLoH's CATARRH REMEDY-A positive
cure Oatarrh, Diphtheria, and Cankel
Mouth.
Sold by LAuRhlIn Bros. & Co., whole
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va,
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PFemAturoIy Aged.

Many q woman is robbed. Of those
charms which the gentlsr sex value &C
highly, and made old before her time by
functional Irregularities. To such the
bloom Of YOUTH may be restored by the
use Of q remedy which has stood the test
Of time and which Is to-day acknowledged
to be without an equal Us a cure for all
female weaknesses-Qr. PierCe's "Favor.
Ito Prescription" By all druggists.
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E1Cltsmont In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the rsmarka-
BILE recovery Of Mr., j, Il. Oorlsy, who was
so helpless he could not turn in
bed, or raise his head; every
body said he was dying OF consump-
ton. A trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery was sent him. Finding relief,
he bought a large bottle and q box OF DR..
Kings New Life Pills; by the time be had
taken two boxes Of Pills and two bottles
Of the Discovery, he was we'll and had
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds.
Trial bottles Of this Great Discovery fol-
consumption free at Logan & Cos.
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"HACKMErACK' q lasting and fragrant
perfume, Price Is and 80 cents.
sHfLoH's CuRR will Immediately relieve,
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
FoR DYSPEPSIA aud Liver Complaint
you have q printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shiloh's VitAllEer. II never fall
10 cure,
A NASAL tNJECroR free with each bottle
Of shlloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price &
cents.
Sold BY 1Aushlln Bros. 4 Co., whole
sale agents, Wheeling W, Va.
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The best sGlye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcets, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, ChApped Hands, OhiIblains,
Cofns and oil Skin EtupIions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed to give peEisct aatstaction,
Of money refunded. Phce Is cents pei
boz, For sale BY Logan AGO,
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NorwtrHsTANptNa much has been said
about the importance Of a blood.puriiying
medicine, It may be possible that the mat.
ter has never seriously claimed your at
t%ention. Think efa noOi II, by the use
Of q few bottles Of Ayers sarsaparilla you
avoid the evils Of scrofula, and trans.
NIT a healthy constitution to your Of.
spring, thank us Tor the suggestion. DAw
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MI, De CHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, ", VA.

The thlrty.esh,h year OF this welLkuoWu ACad'
ANN. under the charge Of the Valuation Nuns,
onsp, on the tatM Monday Of September next and
@naaues ten months.
pupll, received At any timO in the session,
Those who dslle 70 place their daughten in an
,D,,IiulOu G~Hordius exceptional advantages in
,bs vay Of heAlthIul and delightful location, ex.
rqll.a, board, thorough discipline And instruction
Al ths hands Of lifelong tsGChen, in every depart
.,snt at female education, including the modern
languages and music, should send for q catalogue
Of taI school, Address,
Directresso Of the Academy Otthe Visitation,
MT, De CHANTAb,
D Near YhaslInr. ". Va.
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