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IThe Fairfield Herald. PUBLISHICD EER rWED ESD4 Y. Dosing a Travellor-A Hotel Scene. It was one those extenssive hos. tieries wbich are "to be tied up to" in most of the large towns in the in terior of New York, that the follow. log scene occurred, as can be proved by a crowd of witnesses, who , have heard the landlord tell the story. Tne hotel referred to, was, on the occasion of which we are speaking, rather full, and the nephew of the lan o a ' in one of thq vooms on r 11 Itb'w's tq rto~ove 1111 1eine0uring the nlight, froni ih14 hands of a person who hAd been pro. cured to "watch hina." The landlord had i-structed the aforeaid watcher to adidti.ister a portion, of some little phy sie to the patient at twelve o'clock, the dose to be repeated at certain hours of the unight. "He is rather techy, and you had better stay out of his room until you go In to give him the medicine," said tho lanlord. "Oh, for that matter, I prefer to sit here," replied the watcher, who was a novice in the vocation, and he cyed the sofa which was in the room. "Wel!, you wont forget the numbe: of his room,1' said the landlor d. "No, si- - - "And tell him he must take his medicine without making such a con. founded fuss as he made with the last dose-tell him I say he must take it : it's good for him," said the lanlord earnestly. "Yes air." "Good night." "Good night, sir." Bonifaco retired, and the watchei deposited himself on the sofa, fronm which he was aroused by his ow: snoring, ut a quarter before one. In dismay, he seized the potioni and hurried up statis. The sick man was loged in No. 52, but the nurse in his mistake, mistook No. 53 for it, and entering the latter, he saw a person lying in the bed fde upwarde, with his mouth wide open, and respiring with that peculiar gur. gle in the throat which indicates strong lungs and a pletorie habit. "A b, he makes a fuis about taking his mcdicine does lie I I'm blowed, thoughbg-if"119 1opi' tke one -dos, qui1:y-befo e' -e' wua ewA 'up', it fact," mentally exclaimed the astut< watcher. The idea of giving a portion of bit. ter physic to a somnolent patient, was i ifliziently ridiculnus, but when we consider that the watcher had entered the wrong room, and was about te *jtlinister it to the wrong nhan, the aff.axr becomes still more ludicrous. Our Jriend,' the ivtatcher, acted promptly, and havtng filled the bowl of a large spoon with the nauseating mixture, he forced it down the throat of the sleepiIng traveller, who happen ed to be a.healtby ibernain, who had never t:.sted of phyio before in hii life. The lii..hman struggled and bit the spoon severely, but the watcher plunged it still deeper in his throat, saying as he did so. "Oh, but you must take it-thc landlord says you must." The nasty dose went down, but when Patrick recoveted his' breath and began to put forth his objurga. tionsi in his own peculiar rhetorie, the watcher diacovered that he had com-. mitted an awful blunder a'id seiz. ing the light, fied from the room. The natonishted and euraged traivel .ler arose from his bed, and was soon heard A'shing about in search of the land lord,,swearilylg vengeanoe against him, and all -connectedl with his house. On bo came; tearing through the pas sage.-, ipanging doors, and roaring like r* Inzi hull. '06i6o01l ! it't. k ilt I am, be d ad, * yhow I Au u-h ! I'm ch:awed with The1' I.vil a bit iv a f'irum in the western country will I buv now-for I am a dead tmn, sure ! The pizon is ating me up jist I O.h I it's enoutgh to make a dog throw hisi father int the fire I Iholy Saint Patrick I L~endlot d I L-a-n.d-l-oar-d I" Patrick had by this time dleseended to the floor on which the landlord's apartment was situated, and the wor thy host heatring the cry, opened his "Alt I is it there ye are ? cme out for a bating-or let me come till ye. A d-d poorty house ye're kapin, to send yer .man into an honist triaveler's slap 1.t~ghI te hiternashty'p~izen I CSw&..u .here, I'll lather you like ,~ I~a 49 91 ajtter my good red?'faquired JEiniface. Ow I the mnttbi is it I whim Is ~o i e ram min J bm$adle downi me trote full uv' ung 'ie, 'You inust take it-br *'he O leu'd lordsez' you snust. Aod,'noyvwnliad the. .9,tter, ses you ! An**shadt. one iv.'of your tricks on trav hers ! (onmo out here, 4p~t~t~4f oeVe '4thb blobd of 1) .2 ptuem~ndeoet~ traveller.that!s going to btty land out in the western coun, TLhe I &a cIt)iame entan ~'Idin'theatnettlie df'a Mb'ieste .tiwt , toiqdIerd'. soe er era ~byior wbafthough a. host an him. self, she.bhe1'wtJrillin to riak in a rough and tumble fight in the dark, -aimf'ftvmtf6 ifoke~d hIm 'book -to )hers engpyggph 6e4ekog and S.hia ;ptupotive puirchtasert 'of a "western land" having extricated lis legs and arms from the settee, still thirsted for the landlordAs bloo. "Brlg me the muuheotin'ol layO plet, te come at him P -, At this junoture, howevor, Mike, tle''bstler, rmade his appearance with a liieru, whiho ho held up to the . physic smeared face of the enraged traveler, with a jvery polite request that ho should "bhold. his tongue." But Milke was at last compelled 'to give his countrymnan a good beating, which had the effyot to restoro him'to good humor ; and when he found he was not poisoned'after all, he retired once more to bed, to dream - of- the farrum which be was going to buy in the western country. A Cute for the Files. The South. Side Signal publishes ' the following which may be of benefit to some of'our rcade:s EDITOR SIGNAL:-I feell it my duty to comtuuicate to you the fol. lowing directions for the cure of the above named disease, and- by giving publicity to it, no doubt you will eon- e( for a great favor on many of the Sig. I nal readers. A In the first place, put about one- T half a pint of cold ahbes in the bot. tom of a chamber and on these ashes a coal of fite,and on the codl a piece M of resin the sie of a pea, or a little l larger, and sit immediately over the burning reo.in a few minutes, morning 01 and evoening, for a few da3 s. A oure i can thus be effected at the expense of ' less than two cents. t In proof of the above remedy, would 4 say I stlffered extremely for a num ber of yeirs, earnestly sought every remedy within reach that appeared reasonable, but hardly obtained ao mentary relief, and fearec I bhould have to give up 1 tbor entirely, as a neighbor of mine had done, and had taken his bed expecting to die with this diseqse, as his father had. This was in blay, 1870, and in a most suf lering condition, his doctor failing to relieve him, a friend of his hearinge 1i of his illness sent him the above di- fA reotions. I called to see him the t atme evening, when he told te of the a P oure ; that he was immediately re lived of the soreness and unplia-ant. , ness of the disease. I went imrmedi- C ately home and applied the same remedy, and was relieved in two tinutes of the pain and sot ene.a, and after applications of perhaps not more than six or eight sittings over the burning resin, I was relieved of all soreness and afflicting bensa tions. I write thus partioularly, for if only F one of your readers should be beno. fitted as my neighbor and myself have I been, he will have cause to regard you as the instrument of conferring a great blessing upon him. After two years' liberation front such extreme A suffering, I submit the oure for other a ones. It is No HusiU uo. t A Dog and fler Poppies. 9 The fklfowing story shows the natu ral love'or a dog to the offspriog so strong as to make it bland to the fact * that its litle ones were dead - A f, prencher named lucholz, who lived n at IlIsmark, in Hungry, had to go a to the village of Eperios, about ' twenty-five ntles distant, and ho took with him his dog. Ile staid there several days, and had to return home I without his dog, which, in the mean time, had a litter of puppies. f3u cholz had not been long at home be fotre, to his great suaprise his dog appeared with a puppy in her mnouth, whtich dhe carefully Lid on thte mat where she eommwonly slept hterself, and then she rushed out of the house along the way leading to Eperies ; after somte hours ste appeared again with a secoud puppy in her mouth, and in twenty-four hours bhe went and cameo et back fqur times more, on each return' bringing home a puppy ; of course all were dead. As she laid down the last puppy en the mat, the poor dog could scarcely stand for wearineto ; she whined and trembled, looking piti. ! fully at her dead puppiei, and afterT waakmng (Ittce or twice tound, she lay ix dliwo beda them and died In a few mtintestC. Iu twenty-four hours she had~ run over a hundred and eighty unles. An exchange is responsible for the , following: It "There is a place in GJranville, raid gi to he so rocky, that whten a cert oin - farmer goes to plant eorn, hte looks for elevlces in the rocks, and shoots the grains in with a musket ; he cani't raise docks there nobow, for the stones ate so think that the ducks can't get their Lills between thent to pick out the grasshoppers, and the I' only way that sheep can get at the sprigs of grars is by grinding their~ nose on a grindstone. The ino..t itt. dustrious :nan in -the county who works this farm. But that tsn't a circumstance to a farm above Oxford, which is so poor, that on a clear day you can see the grasaltoppers climb D up a mullen stalk, and the bumblie bees have to go down on thteir knees _ to got at the grass ; all the mtu~qui-A toes died of starvation, and the turkcey buzzards had to emigrate. Ti'i 519 truot of land Is familiarly known, in t the political world by the naine of -Kildee"'lend.U AJudge Scrupleslgalz Rienutlon on _ * Frldpy, ( The relielous rurtples of Jitoge ~ M~oore, of Roanoke, Virginia, p rorent c hitm ftemglvinig a nian the htalter on F~riday, banigins da y. Ile ren'sons. thus.- Christ was ornoifled ont Friday, and--e 'is ~ut'illing :to briog 'the - acnd.o ariminaL igjtspasition. wi~ htof og1'laviour ; and says if he is~on'tbie..benchIa hupdred yer '' syd.sentpne~s 039 grie .k ili a never name . Frr es the ~ayo execution.. Heaps of weddiags flutter Ndw $, York next month. New Advertisementse. OCOAINE ."TR A4- MANK-Sis Hair Dressing and Restorer. - Millions say "BURNET'IPS COC0AINE" Your Druggit has it. CH EAPADiEITISING* Advert lsemtategrqQpying jug Iages of ace will be inserted In 269 NawaPAPdR, eluding 24 DA.aUIt., 1U sOUTHERN STATES, verIng thoroughly Jh States of bMary. nd, Delaware, Vr gala, Wet. Virginia, ortih Carolina, South Carolina, Georgi4, labnaa, b1ississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Dnuessee, Kentucky and Missouri, One Month for $148. ore Papers, More Dilled, Larg'r C'irou. ion, Lower Price, than any other List pecial rates given for more or less space an one inch, und for a longer period than ke month. Equally favorable quotations ado for any single State. Copies of Lists. iroulars, Etin ases, and full information rnished on a.ppliention. GEO. r ROW L & CO., Newspnper Advertising Agents, Park Row, New York. A Century of triumphs over dyspepsia ter disense; bowel complaints and various brile and nervous disordera. has unmor lized 11o Seltzer Spa, and these victories 'e now repeated throighout this hemis. tere by TARANT's ErruIVasOENTSHLTZn PEInIRNT; containing all the elements and 'oducing all tile happy results of the reat Ge nian Spring. SOLD DY ALL DRUOo!TS. Cheap Farms I Free Homes I ON TIE LTNE OF Tila UNION PACIFI3 RAILROAD, A LANn ORANT 0r 12,00000 ACRES IN TiHK nR5T a ndg ald juilcral Laids Ir Ailterica. 1.000,000 acres in Nebraska in tha Oeat 'In-te Vialley, the Garden of thi West, ow fii sale I T'ese lands are In the can -al portion ofths United 8't(es,'on tie 1t degree :f North Latitudo, the eentrail ie of the great Tnperate Zene of the met ican Co inent. and for,grain growing rid ato.-k raising unsurpassed.by any in te U'nite S.ntes. Cheaper in Price, more favoral'le terms ivert, and more convenient to market thap in be found eleewhere, F.'g cPomesteads for Actual Settler. lie best locutions fur Colonies Soldiers ititled to a Iomestead of 160 / cres. ree Pasaes'toPArchaiers of Land. send r the new Descriptive Pamphlet, #ith w mnps, published in ,English, German. wedist and- Danish, nftil-d free evert. here. %ddress 0. F. DAVIS. Land Commissioner, U P. It. R Co., O_maha, Neb. anning's Patent Kid-Fitting Skeleton 0orbet. Recommended by all 'ending physicians. Should be worn by all ln lies wh- vrdnue health and comfort, Tihey are particularly , reomnded forsum mer wear and wirm climates, alt houigi ,a daptei to all seasonas of the year. For Nale by all first class deal 5. WORCESTER SKIRIT 4.O., Sole Manuf.aaturers, Worcster, Mass. CURE tN~ COD. Do not sufi'er your Lungs to become di. soed by allowing .. Cold to become seated. tousands have died Prcmr.ture Deaths to Victims of Cotimption-by neglect. g a Cold. Dr. Wm., Hall's BALSA M Fai LUNGS. hl &ure Conghs, olsana Cnnsuript ion rer and quicker than any other renmedy. aots like magic For sale by all Drag. eta and Medicine l'ealers every where. Portablo Soda Fountains, $45, $50, *75 and $100. Good, Durable an4 Cheap!I ?hipped Ready for Use, SNANU'FacTtUiFD UiT W. OHA PMAN & 00., Mails m.~ Ind. ,END Fein Ciuns.s REWARtD. ** Doro any onse of . . Blindt, ttleedingI, odlln tra ier tails to ouro. It in thepa,'e expressly cure the Piles, and noting else. Sold all Druggists.. Price, $1.00. GENT5 WA~ren -AgnfN lwblk mora money at norlf for us than' at anything: e. BusibEsa fIght and ptlhannemt Paw uin'htrise, ti..4-risoN-& Co., ut #Art blisher's, Portlribd4 Mniug. ' PIANO CO., N. Y Price hE.AT htI 10A~ o QI s kneyledre oail Sent fre~e -t~u~ .Tu.esttO1etac (I gTRa ii Qpdgalkindi. Niteo' Weliu in te era and 2 pound U&e) Desl ed Cocoanue, Plckler,Sardinee, Oranges, mone. &o. in1 18 Qs A, WHt IflI 1 cat 10A.White Broad Cors, 1,0ar load primse Yellow Cc ro, I Car load No. 1 fixied Cord, 800 bushels White Spring Oat, 100 bushele Dohted Meal, 109 barrels Flour, 100 seeks Fler, go Kita Mackerel, 15,000 lbs. White and Smoked BaNon, Lard in Cans and Kegs, g tierces prime Canvassed Hane, 10 sacks' No. I Cofee, 4 boxes getuine 1ialian Miearon, Sugars of all grados, Smoked and Pickled Tongues, Ao. Pickled Salmon and 8hadd, ilominy, vice, &A. Plow MOulds, Stool, Iron, Vails &a. loes, Spades, Shovels, Trace Chailas, And a large stoek of Boots and Shies. Call and examine our stock. B.ACOT &; Co. api 11 JUST IM STORE. I Car load Pri:me White Corn, I Car load Liverpool Salt, Smoked and Dry Salt Clear Rib Sides, Canvassed and Uncanvasst d Sugar Cured llama, P'rime Leaf Lard, West India and N. 0. Molasses, "Pride of Augusta" Flour, the finest in market, Sugar.. ,.ud Cogee of all grades, Ihorse sal Mule 8hoe., and Nails, bimdes, Shotels and Hay Forks, all hinds of Wooden Ware, Ilames, Trase Chains, ete. In my Lumnber Yard, a chofce let o Lumber and Shingles. In addition I have a small remnant of a ctoak of Crookery, which will to. disposed of A 7' 00ST. My teems areC as', or 30 days on a Safe Rest. Parties wanting anyt hing in may linewill find it to their (nterest to price my goods before purchasing elsewhere. Erery arti. ole w arra.nted. T 1?. ROBER2TSON. moch 8 TI~~ o the~ AOJRET I1liIGRATION-SCHEMvI, ir 4 ne t ea,1 g . sDry G~oods, at, *s het h k, unkv, &e., aa low Dry-Goods Empariuu, most door 14' !o4 ardeT)1 oCe1 e4 1 Terce of Fin. Uneanvassed Ilants, fpr aetlow for Cask, SEGE SirLY We are now receti ing our Second supply of Spring and Summer esa- " oM'K: se -, All sold at lowest cash prices. LADD BROS. & CO SHOES, SOES. The Second supp of new and beautift Shoes of all style Many mnade, to ot own order, now con ing in at LADD BROS & COe LIFE INSURANCE CO, Memphis, Tenn., A ND Baltimore, X ASSETS $1,100,000. Hon. Jefferson Davis, Pres' Gen. Wade Hampton, Vice Pres'i .T. D. KE~NNEDY, Sta e Agmit. DeBOSE EGLESTON. may 10-3y Local Agent. JUSTILECEIVED. 1200 DuglhaIs White Blrendl 9'rn. 100 Blble. Flotcr. itanlinin nil graedee, 10,000 Lbs. White and Smosk- dl Bacon, 600 Lbs. Canvasoed mind Unoauva.,s Hlams,. 800 Lb.. "Dreakfasti Stip" B3 oon. 10 lBble. mss-,rted Cakes' iud Bimacuit, I'aliata Mmnoenri uoand ('Ieenom e.,n ra and unocanvawdc~ iii. d Je,.:. Irna, s-, a afA sanse pric'e av ucorn, aways (r. hiad. 37 D, R, Flenniken. ap1 9 .I ore Tripoli and Emnory. W. Lknaown to jewellers and sillv emihaan eperill, nnd ecounmic article for cleaning and brnnihhg 0O. Silver, Copper, Steel, Dritannmia aind oth Metals, and also for clenning Window A$iruors and Glassware. For smile by sept 8 bio1NTYRL.E & C0 AN ORIiNA NCE. The Tntendani aind Wardenss of the 'ins of Winnsboro. in Uounoll met, do ordal Th'at the s own Market is ope'n to Any 01 for the sale of fresh meals, witha the follo1 lng charges for the prlvilege of sellin vis.- For one beef, I1, sheep, hog., goata 50 cents each. 'lydo niuo ordnin. That all fresh me hali be sold only from the Market, a; ats one violatiti g this ordYIhance, shall pr a IIno of Five' Dollars for each And erel o enoe. Ary one offerIng sated or ii1 e n~ct~ shal j p a ihne, of Five Dolia lone'In ConnolL. in the Town of Win boro,,thais 12thdaofAr,182. ?4116 Clerk of Concil. ,, . .ay~ and Corn. . 8 i Bushel WPime tlle Corn. d received and will be sold low for oaeh. ani 8o unAT & nnaO SPRING AND S uMmer. 1872. MoMASTER & BRICE A IE now recelving a choice otock of Fashiotable and *-taple Dry Goords. in which the hadlies ay find beautifual illauk .Alike, .npntiese Silks, Littens. M uslins. Piqe Cloth, Grenedine. Dolly Vnrdensanl otler Dress Goodta. Elegint, Laces, Rib bons, and other dress trimmings. .sheeingq. Towelinigs. Quitt, Musquito Nets, Oil I'lothli, Mattin%4 mad other house keepiuug go..d. A wond snppty of (assimeres, Lincm.. Cottonndes Closhing aid lintit for Men i nd floys. ns wvs1ll. sli i utietail 'arge nol Ji .liion in their strek of ine ShPos n:d (Ph erp 4h.,es, tsi.lswre. Woo.len wa re, Crocher. . Bonks, Pairns and ledicines. 1 Tcgether Witb A benutiful sto.k of Wall Paperisg, Window Shades &e. The Inspeotion of the Public is Invited. Apt 18 U SPRING GOODS. J. 0. DOAG Ins just received a large and eplendid d. assorwtent of Dry Goods. adies Drest. Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, Shoes, &o Also fresh Groceries, lacon, FMonr. Maukerei1, Lard. Meal. Go it.. Fugar. Coffee. Tea, Syrups and fresh Kerosene Oil. api IQ MILLINERY. MMrS. T.o . BO.A-., Fashionable Milliner, Wishes to inform her friends and phlrot4s that she has tu-'t opened a full stook of the l'mteestyles of Prits, Bion nets, -Ribbons. Laces, Flowets AKo., and will, as htereto fitre, u.e every -tft ao please the miost tas tidiouq. Ordlert. will receive' careful attd prompt nrtenti.n. Briidal and Mournintg irnnets. nmade eo order. A'iso latest stvles Chigisons, Swiaches, Fanoy Jewelry. 'La dies Tyesa, &o. apI 18 Charlotte, Columbia and August Rail Road. , 1or.UunftA, arch 21%, 1872. T II following Passenger Schedule will go into effec:t on thia Road on and after DAY TIIAIZN-GolNO NOUTH. Leave Augusta, at. 0.45 a mt 's Columnbita. S. C., 11L.45 ti m '' Winntsboro. 1.52 p It " Chstr 8 81 p mn .\rrive at Cha:1o:te. N. 0. 6 10 p m DAY TRAiN--Oongfl 1 lo~it. edl I.ew.:e f'harlotte, N. C. at, 7.10 a n ''Chest er, 926 a m " 4:ntnahore, It0 64 a mt " (Colutmbia 1.15 p m A irive ati Augusta 6 15 p en d SInMT ''RAtS-Eloto NapaTt. it l,evge Angnitata 6I.3& p u SCol mhin. 11 10p m S Winnttboro, 1.10 a m " C'he-ter, . 2.10 a m Arrive at Chritele. 6.00 a u. Stnfl 'tNS--otv RofUTtt. 'Leeve "'hntlotte. 7 .25i p m " Chaester -0 283 p to ' Va tusharn. 31 8I2 p mn 't " alumbhia. -I 49 a m Arrive i Augn.ra, 6.81 a mt E P. A LEXANDER.I1 8upI. - E R1 Donr~rv. fi.nnl al.fket Agent. apl t7 3; Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c. d. S, 'n n, te F F-. P. T.Q .A.IL ~i3. y Manutsotturer and Dealer, N to. 20 IMayne Sl0et end Ilorlbeec', Wharf, OHAR&LESTON, S. 0, 3STis is the lprgesut and mnost ot *plete factory of the kindl in the Sotihern 111ates, and all artIen in. thin' line can be furnished *ly Mr, P. P, Toalt. 90 prices wilich e 00pmgetItion jA pamphlet. with fnll anld detailed list of al sises of~ Doors, Fashtes usnd.IBlinds, andi ehe ices of' each,' wilt be sot, free L and post paid, on applicatin to P. P. TOALE, jual7 11.17 Cha,...to.,. 8 0. yjaa BitTII I. Var*itan, 'IsrItr. n it .5 Melha*. i tm & o. nrusarsl a Glai. Agest, San F ramdnio,CaI.,anit 34 tomuaearce Sg., N.Y. MIILEIONS eanr Teusisasossy to saiwr Woslerfeal steratlivo E freet. Vinegar Hitters are not a vile Fanucy Drink, Made of Poor 1tesin, Wisiskey, Proof Spirit anl Itefuse aiesnor,. doe torWed, spiccd and sweetened to pIeano the tateb, called " Tonics,' " AppoticS." ' liestorers," &e., that lead tho tippler on to drunkennees and ruin, but are a truo Miedicine, mado rrom tho Native Roo's and Herbs of UnIlfornia, fro frone nil Alcoholic Stiennilants. They aro tho GREAT 1114001) PUltVIl1 nait l A LIE GIVIN(A PiNCIPLE, a perf.ct Itonovator and Invigorator of tio Systemi, earrr ing off all poisonous matter and restoring tlo blood to a healthy condition. No person can take these Ditters according to dIrections and remain long unwell. providad their bones are ntot destroyel by nineral poison or other neans. anti tho vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair. They iro (Aentle Purgativo gn weil as a Tonic, possessing, also, tie peculiar merit tf acting as a powerful ayent in relieving Conges tion or Iniasamation of th Liver, anl cf all. tho Visceral Organs. FOL FEMA1.3 C031PlA INTS, whether Iu Young or old, married or single. at t he dawnt of womanhooi or at tle turn of life, these Toni Dit. term have no equal. 1'or Infinnemnatory ant Chronle Itheln. mnitidin anti n 1 3, 0yeaaia simi 0r 1ll. diventlin, illioms, tesittent u nil intermitment I'evers, Disonsmes or 1i6o Iiond, I.lver, Miai s rda ilalaiesler, t'mese liliter 'a ve bee: most sicemsful. Snit-lb DIentases are canstd Iy ViMited lMi oodl, whi.Is lm trioner.eiiy pro.luctri by dcranl;ei.nit of tIhe% lilUViieni vae' Orina is. )1SFEPSIA OILt INi)i GEST1ON, Ivalimbwhe. l'lli it 1lle 1-ibonl1, ' Uollmih. Tight. nes of the Uhsct, bizzinc.ia. Soar Eittluimita of the ltoinellh, Baul Tn,.te inl theo M1nth. I ltom Attacks. I'alpitnt on of the llenrt. In:tininati. s til the Lunigs. Pnlit i ther gions of Lime Kilneys. onit a itindred oth r Iainfuml isymjptioims sre tie off swings of lyIyspelin.l. They invigor.ito the St.nineht nmlit sinmilnte the tnrisil Liisr i:s liowel, wisklie menider thaemt et uneqnm lied .ffleeau it cle.no ng tihe bLinoi of aiil imI. poirstis. nnal impiiartitsi. sew life anal vigor to thu. whole system. FOR bKtYN DISIE3ASEM, Trmnptione,Tetter. Eilt m hemtmn. lilUtcht'S. -puint l'imiple-. Pnssttnlea. 11 -It4. t'nrtinel, ltimiteiWermia, 8 nWd lead. So:e I res.E yinipea. Itch. Seamrfs. l)is oloratiows tif that Skti. I imnntorsa 111smsh l-in;- of I the *-kis. of wivat ever iisitiw ir nt:slre,' nie lii ernily dog nyi ns.1 car. ri d onit of the-syte I, it A lahrt ilue ly time Isc of thewe liit ters. Oix botiL l in c e ni(lires will con vilco tie 1itos' incredsina:otts of t heir cutImive effLect. Clonse tle Vim inted looi whenieveryon fail its imnpurities birting through ihe 4kia in l'inililes, Eriptions or Sores; elenaa it when yiu tinal it olbsitntet ai. shi.ggish ite iveina: cleantise it when it Ia f ttl.:ainai or feelhiags will Ia-li you when. Keap the blood Imre, anil time health of tihe System will follow. PIN, TA l'E, nni other WE IIS, arking in that s f ti-im aiatin my thousm,. ai effectuully dk stro; el mnli remove.1 BOLl IY Al,, ialtUGi15TS AND DT:aLlIS. J. WATEEIt, 1'ropritst-r. it. It McDONAL)D & !'O.. 1).iagist. naa Iless. .Wea-a m. San Franisco, . d: adl; C aimmerce Street. New York. june11 CHIACL=3 A. .l. o:-. A Nevepaper of tho Prosot Timmc. Intendad for Peoplo N; ow on Earthi, *ioluding Farmers. 3echantei,. Merchants, Prc. Asslonal aton, Workors. Tiinkers and ai Man. her of IHonost Fohks. and tho Wives, Sons, au Daughtern of all suiola. ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YE~AnI ONE ilUND~RED COPI1roiFO 850O. Oi less than One Cent a Cl y. Let thero be a 630O Climb at ovary Post Osilce. SEMI-WEEK LY aBU N, SQ A E A R, of the same size an I gencerr. c'aaractor as THE WVEEKLY, bait witla a gaeate~r vairioty of mlsacellanooms meadini, and faurnishinig time nemws to its subscribers withm greater freshmness. becauso iteComne twico 'i week lnsticadi of onaco only. THF. DAILY SUN, 00 A YEAR. A pret .tonfty reaahlo nioespp with thme NaratesL ssracslationi an the woasi ree laIde. pe'dent, anda tearlos in tiotilles. All te noni $ ~onovemrywhemre. T'i cents a copy ; by mnul, cena a mnonth, or $0 a year. TERMS TO OLUBS. THE DOLLAR WEEJiLY tSUN lve copies, one year, separatly actdress4t Ten copies, one tear, seniateiv adlressed (sat ama Oxtra copay to thmO gotter u) at clus Twenty copies, one year, Sepamratoir addrsessedt (aadan extra copay to thne g etter u p of einb). - - ifteemn Doliars. Nft op-a. one year, to one adares Sand tino *smk.Weokly ce yea to tter tip of club), Tbrty-throo Dollar,. Nify fO~ikwneyear, 'eparately autdressed (ad cekiyoneyearto gretter urnoremb Thirty-Gve Dollars. One Jmundied ednfee, tne year, to aene addrers cinbath D~aiy for one year to .esag teus c Qo bundred oie0olee year. separately ad. dreoe saieas lyTmroumerasa er THlE SE~hlEWEEKLT SUN. Fivo Copies. one year, separatcnadrejs 7Ten corleas, one yoer. ueparatelv adlarcssed (and - an extra copy to gotter up of claw), SEND YOUR MONEY SPmvt NEeca- ot-lete. -elest, or dr'tfts a-n hhew Y~-.laot.- contahi' mney'. .Ad o~ises 3c se I, W. ENOLA Nt), Pithiehev ROOT ANiD SHOE' . a -fa t Ori.' y, ii A V NG !ii~sO ed thes very besti Mcelhatnies in . tats oniry, I. reel war ranittd in tim alg il-emS I cani ftunamkh sis nllat 11OOT -- r MiiOE~ as ansy Siop in the 8ouih Mll work, warran(eds in give sanlisci on. My Shop he next dloor to F. Oerig's Sadlery niar 19. 8. M. OGIBERT. Thei uandersigned hnivo___ Inonted ilhemsrelves al [loliok's old strand, where threy tire prep nted io mansntua ro or' repair Carr) ges, ilnggi eS ala d wq.en. Thecy are Jalso prepare~d ,o do any kinsd of' Finmanm. tion work, such as p'ow-mnking, plow. lnying,-horse-shmnemig, &o.- All wiotk *ar ran'td 1o give satisineiioni. my1-m IIEIIIWN & OIL!3ERT.K 26 DOZEN1 Brsdes Crowni Ioes. I Ticee of' Whmolo ilico. 50 Busthols Meal. Patent Coiton Biok Bands aind Ilooks. For sale by ' mar 10 DEATY & DRO.