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fShelleide<vrn - ftfi I wheat - 52
O'irn in iH<* ear TO Oricd penchea 38
lVa# On Dri *•( I apple* -21
live _ _ _ _ 60 Onion* - - - 57
Oat* ri?- M 9 Sail 50
JJarlry •*— —T7 Sb>ne coal - SR
Iri'h potatoes 00 Malt - -40
t**eet poiatoe 55 Itran --- -20
Wlute beau* - 7*4 ( Taruipa - - 65
Ci#to< beana*' 445 | l*luirtujr bnif 0
4'iover k<h-<1 - HO | I'usl'kwi Kme SO
Timothy aac<l~ 4<l | Corn meal - 47
Flax wed 59 j Fine aalt - - 6*
llcfiip s<-|*t -44 | flroUtld pen* 25
Hemp e<d 4l
llow to t urf siting Hen.
•‘f. F. Vt' tin* write* of *etti*g
J.ewr infix' Pr*mlfighi.m Gazette
l've got a lieu that would Mt,
rilirtkar t*r i# j aM*r would *U I
teied etrry wy in tti* world to atop
Iter, ami ucuer eould do it. But last
Hnnday aa I vu ootnln* bonie front
meet jo’, an idee attack me. So,
wwra't Wotlri n' "ill the aernion ; nothin'
3" l)to tnrtuuni noiltin" to <l* wiili
ic agruiou ; it wa* cbc*oul burr*. I
wswu to the hen houae, aud I pulled
her off the neat, and ju*t pat three
likely lookin' burr* nag into the
iteM, and wailed to aeo what would
turn Wall, tir, you would hu
laffcJ. Hhegiv* a squawk aud jumped
onto tha edg* o’ the uet and lookvd
i ouu d t iW burr*. Vow ought to
ha rejun tl*st boo look at them burr*;
j.ml there alio aot aud eol, and looked
out o' ihw dpr aud ouneidorad, 4d
i>*ery noweuid tleaueHeM look rt. Bod
at the bur* ami eouridur. NA ell, air,
►las considered for jual exactly two
bout*, and then die came down
nmongl the olhur henc, and haiji't
borf%ltße oftt since. FactJuM
ae 1 leil ye.”
If nny br-Bonlu-a o? break un
der the heavy weight uf ic or snow,
Hi* wound must b* eut iiuooih, and
(minted or varniabed. If a branch in
only partly broken off, but still bang* i
col it away at ue; for, ahoubl
llu re be a high wind, more damage
nil tH done.
Iloge Jove Miilphur, and a eonaider
l*!u anjiHUil of it i* gtoemrj to koap
them in lair health. -When hog* run
at large and flod gri-en food they **[>
ply g.uwl an wiUi wlial t*
but pig* kejit la loe j** and fe<J oti
hooae alopa or .corn, need aome more
laxative food,
Ball aliould be furniahed to all atii
imala roguJarly. A now, ormt or, or
a horse, nut-da from two to four
ounce* daily- -Salt iiK’-reanea tlie but
ter in milk, help* the digoalivo and
nutritive (iroc-estc*, and given a good
■eppeti'o. Tbo (tropic ut iuturior Ku
rope have a Baying that a pound of
cult make* ten pound* of fleali. Of
-e< urae. ualt only aasttl* In BatiuHlating
t lie food. It dooa not make fledt or
tuuadc.
An extensive inquiry ha been
in Pruaai* into tlie effect upon the
durability t}f wood* of the aoaaon 8t
which the tree* are ent down. In
general, the wood felled when the
enjt ia not running liaa a decided pro
eminence a to it* durability, atrcugih,
and density. The boat given out in
burning wood felled in December and
January ia also, according to there
experiment*, greater than for woods
cut in February and March.
If you have anything to aell, and
are differed a fair price, well it. It ia
bet'er to aell than to run the ri.k of
lower pripea. This # especially true
of perishable artielea. An enterpfi*
ing but cautious farmer was offered,
during the late war, niuoty ceui# jier
pound for wool, hut he hold it lor *
dollar. He held il three or four years,
and finally look forty-five cents. It
i* not •>*!* to wait “ till the market is
at fet highest point. **
There i a class ul farmer* alto are
living only to more acre*. Their
f*'in* can never lie large enough nor
ran t'ttar workmen o- th<*m*rlv* ever
do quite enough work. They cannot
be satisfied with the income of a (arm,
nor couM they he with that of any
other hiiMite**, Kill those who nil.
derstnnd that tbe highest object <>f
ahor is not sitnp'y to make money,
but to provide this larg. at amount of
the mi'ttiw of improvement and intto
tvnt enjoyment that the world af
ford* can make the pursuit of agricul
ture furiii-h morn luxuries that really
c itttiibute to oar ell*ln ing, than attv
other emp'oymdotr requiring an
amount of oapital. Their farm* are
not ao large a to make slaves of them
selves and their sons, and their wive*
ami daughter* are not worn out with
incessant drudgery. Their door-yards
li'o - m *kh tl infers, well grown,
and icions fra t, their houses are ma U
chisifo' by the iiiltnrnM of books
and son sit?, and a taee for the jutre
went* of !i cit Jrtcluj od in h- ir
Moidion.
M MtlilM> Piri.l N w liivriiti -ft. J'#t
l>4t yri *ail lUiaUiW o>44iu .**
4*t Mtifi of i-V A'Mh' n I n M'diiidn A
(V, Mi< t> 1 '(>•% u. Coo ti
Mind U -*>(4i)|{ iVjchoiniUit), I tn*u,
M*rß '**ll |l M
*4 l l*|i' fbowiiK l)Ol| wv fii M fd * i
iik# nn 1 (ml ftF lW* an ! fl < f any
jw m*o llit*y 4*!oh- 11v I 1 *! **** I'.v
* i) .Mr I.;i 7Jh~i. INiim
Aoiivt* VAkTikftr Ida* i >vt*nmai.
Hintorv 70*! low fffiut q’w k *‘4**.
Kila term- I* W i ('#,
*. PiifidflHjil.i.i, P*
Wall ( ariratgfn A nrw Imok, 4H
pkffr*,
iflt itiforcmiti for sink sj*-( u)a*<*i*. l , n* r
ten fnuP 1 1 k <’*, bunk
•nn nn*l lirnkrm. *2. Wall *t, S V.
V’Ai4f4J. ar*-i*F for thr Imft nrllln*
k;a*4* in ttir trorM If r/infnln* I % fll ■
jwi|H-r, la ♦*vr(ojr'd. |roMfi I-*
fKtiuii, jar-l mru*ur* n! j2r>- < f jrw
l ift iMMlkiff**. wfl!) \uur of l it
jjoM rw- v* f'*lb*n*. |** l|*ai'l, •
for il. 'll4-• |n*4'kjif.o* Ihm* i*i *xwinnl by
tla* |>ul4ft<*r it( tlul and found iu
%44rUi tfm ac>u*y. Wifhrj
iflvrn a way • nil aK'iilß. CionluM itm,
Bri-lr* (!o, 109 Prrdidwny, Nw Y r ork.
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C’OlT<;Hf,ror,l)ri, IfOAtlffffNKT.S
avi au. tiiuoat I.IHICAHICS,
WELL* CMI HOUr TAJtI.KTh
POTbPf)SkV IN’ PM*K fiOXICH.
A Irkw! nnd iura rMin*dy Ko by drnff
frtfk> irr > n#’inlly. au<l Ji&ii* t*n 1 fll>tvjy A, f.ti,
iniiimlaJidila. Pa.
A (iiWAT Ornm ! Wf will, dtl'lng Itir hob
bUju. <|)F|K**! of 100 J'imi M nw\ Orfiuid of
lii*>t 4 lii>u itjnk'ri l , Jn< IndiiiK W tit lower
fuirr-s ttpifi i'v<t liWorc olfttwl Monthly In
♦.uliimmKm running from \Z tu .%
ruopth* Wm rhi*l#-*! for lv v<*at*. S4<x*mb
hnd iHfirmni’t'tK lit Miiftniftly bwpiiw Of
<ji* )i lllullat<i <alHloini“ iiiallH. Awrtt*
whiiUwl. Vk"mi* I***<itiM 4M| NY.
Iloriu:** Watdim & biw.
HttuwMM! fiO.OfiU of tins (caniiin**
L Id aud J**lm4i*4 4i#f iMvinpoomr
*!*|*U v* f<*run 4 X|loM*r raik* lh nnnd
l*<?r # UJ * *l tbo C 4 iiiiiry, r*d lWn bi4h
ilk an# of ib* inoht rrainrkabb; of lln?n ;r
'lbrlJliiiK in int* rout, illsmtrated piofiiffly,
lit,,] the ‘mlv mUrt ni|(!t r>ti* libs,
lb*' anil. >iih tu>‘ ♦a* 4. und aidt* uwali'*
ML'rntii arr wuolri (jiiiiily. For j r< < f uul
l4iHi* uiidrt'Mi llnl'l>.it-I Hrof, Publihlicm,
iMivMiiit nt, Pkllni*l|ihln, i'a.
A war dnl tho JUghobf Medal at Vi Lima.
E, 4 11. T. tVTIKI.U S C 0„
591 Broadway, Now York,
(Of>p.*M etro|)llt kji Hotel)
Manufarlurrra, Importer* l llrnlrr* in
CIIROMOS ANI) FRANKS.
Stereoscopes and Viosvs,
All>nm, Oraphowopn* And RuiUMs Viw>
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
Ilmilijuartrra for everything in the'way of
umiihnnwrirtAtia J maoip UVTI/L’Vf,
Ik ing m,uju flirt unm of tbo
If iron St’irNTirir I,a ntp.hn f
bTUKNU I'AIIOPTtOoM,
I t ivf*hity BTp.nwmtY,| 1
AnvKiti i*• i;ii*k thAUKoniroN,
Arrow win,
H ntKH, Kantfiim, I'amily Laktkhh,
Tkoplu’m I.aktkun,
*lylt luring tin* tkwt of flfiwi In tbo
nsilti, rntaluguc* of littiforns ami Hi frit w
ia it it tboi’an ions ir lining: unit on application.
Any ctit^rptbring men mu nmko money
with a MukU lantern.
A‘ut tiki*. advert mrtnent out for roforctuv.
DEBTORS &, ( UEDITOHS NO I It’ E.
All p<*nm#mrichh <1 to Hit* etitutnuf lintiuh
I sit?on, tWt**<uu*l, ar tu rely rcipiirwi to mike
imm<bliAl<* nuvmt'iit , m I itu ■’liauug vlaim*
i ttgrinD 4* Lite arc i<juht.J to }hth nt
tfiftn, duly mithcnticntod, within tin 1 time
plow I I til by luw.
JiinW JOB MIT.TaKH. Kx’r
DEBTORS X CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All |K'l'M*M.< illrirhh'd ft tilt't)f ,IOH0p)l
H bitiKon, tb*tvHn.i*t|, hit* lion by requited to
make imumiiiUo payment, nnd thaving
t Uinih ntmiiiMi Mtitl r.-t!iti*-nr(* tMjuired to jnv
soiit lbom, duly MitthetiUiatcnJ, within tlie
time proft i l l hh 1 by law.
U W UUIUNSON. Adiu , r.
BOOK AGENTS
AND GOOD SALESMEN
Are Mnig Barney with the fntnoa* RIDA
DKSftlVs, 1 1 te lYctuh edition of wbit'll sells
fA lIK4, Ami th* oliiion for S2OO.
Um jtoouUv edition \# It h, eontnininnr over
too fil l pgi)<|U*no plntt*H, is tbo ibenpo t
nntluiiMt eloCHiit pollination in AiueritM, nut!
tb<* best to*)j, i'rili.-k via with cadi other
in pinUinu: it. And lb* uiahaca buy it Agent
in t'bnib stoii, hO, ivpuitb order** one in
Ninety Six, 8 t\ UV* -one in Va me in
Mctilplj* ‘JOO older* taken in three week*
Kuil pnitieubir-* fw. Adtlrei<s .1 II IVKP
& tA>, t‘uhn*hm. 27 New Votk
CBAMPTON’S IMPKIU.VL SOAP
IB ThlO 'Des^t
This Htuhjt is mrvnntfturr<i from pure ma
terial*, *n<l iih it tittnt lino ljux** Ih*i outwit*
tl vpcptii|t|r oil, in warranto*! fullr c*|ual t>
tlu* U-*t iiti|itMu*t| Co*hV N Mip, nml nt the
ti!U* Jh**m‘K.n, * Mil XVstilUj tUjvl
('iMtUftlinr iMrtn'frlTt'nof IhftvltbmttHl (iri ttmn
Niul Kuiu lt lumtlrv innp*. It is tin rt ft-ro
ivivn iif u.it'l hr inr lit Uk* l aiiit lry, k>ttli
‘ii i\m*l Ulh rnn, un i tor £owrnl houorliohl
jur|H*ew*. , also f• i printers, |iintvr>, onui
tuni' tyul mu* htuistis. as it will ivttmvw *t-*iu
**C mk.y t. iVM tni, oil, p .lut, etc. thr
f>Atti in Mmtutst t t an't l*v
CiUMriViN UUOTHKUS,
• 4. fi. S an 1 It) llaUur* l‘l \ an I I.i
' i'W rtrwt, New Votk
a-xviaisr away
f l\t every rlub r of tin* Kuiailv .lotmvil,
I < *KKT NMAt Am RlC* slO Ttnffsl En
liiA'inc. Mitt uur lanre lUi iKnut 1
f*‘l (intrO ngiAvit g, o'iitiu ng ever 1!00
t ittv*l view* Alt I pmlvnW t t all leoliti;
vN -n r n*l ft *m the Urutim; oi
I'ttlumldis t-> t|o* }m-Ac t time, inclu<tin|t
•MitunHuvnt aml jviUvt view *>t tbclVnfen
|-Rl lu*isii in l HintHntut r.uk hi Pin *
tMphU, l*• ifiveii t* the v*ltr<*.f our
itett <it**rat\ Htol fitshion p:jH-r. the Wrtkk
1 tttily .1 uinti*. fhrw Mt-mlb?
eontiMkvl mono- Wvilr with >hurt> ketch
v'‘ •* ko .te i4t i* *• t of miMCf 11 art t ttiis k*<|
S< t t*ui to **!.* tin trial, it.du luh
<lk'#UKiAvjnu*, tor sl, Aiu it w> •
tlru!.*• *i ! iw v n t ts.pv tnv\ or into m*. I
• Ih* 1 utt* *\ ,1* a i-hml, e.*.' Hnrblwav, N**w |
loik. t’VtHyvbtfir. I
00,1 MNAI i'.S 1* OF cytl OIA.
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Cv: M ..n IH. A J w tv*i**n **eretai
iw.cu*>e !rjt*,rtepV: , , *
TV ....•C tfo’f*. 1 oet I
■ e\n tl•- li j#.'n m.
t B i>n.plwiT warrant < hit ■
V, II Orij *' • ■' 1: oerk,
maif ijot’Fa ri'Fn un.
N fkintott h*< i*;l ry <l atalo.
J K r|irM.
W t* <’nM itUh nf>*pfrK< r
J vY l>i*f r #m**l i WfJ bhmittf i rkf.
John Jim* It*nw'irrr
Mil Iff t* 11 v#* * Jfik
J.m*l Hrauh ujj tfbrarlaa.
j; a F!* v% Ui;iikij|* t'd )*ublw btiil.uiipa, etc.
tl J Qrr ttxU* twdKtof i mii filial' tot
l>. I' tirri ii euj.'t ot lunai|c tejlnm.
Wt. W.dimi s.iji't wM/lriny t..i ths Mind.
W O <' >..vr uni I deaf nd .lunih w.jlmu.
M.MlKeit OOl'ltT.
IJi.n LLr 'ju U ..in*, . •'<**►*'ie4ur-'
I 101 111 K Met 'nyjtidi:*.
11.... ft V Trl|i|w jiTltfe.
N I I hi.......>ti.1 aitorney-gnnefal.
/, I) )l.iiri;n <lerk. . , ,
ill. nn .1.. k .ei*<ib r.
Su|,rel... ( Hurt in* *t wet "f trntnrn
nirn>, U-s i.nlnit on tl,.'third Monday in Jm.
nnrf and ln> Mol. lay in Inly in 9u;li }rnr.
mm in mi.w jiiini.lL cinmr.
M f ('rawfonl. judge
jy A ljtlle ►.dl.itin’ g. tic.al
rii*<lah(*).'*- til Mondny* in March aud
Rcpl.
lliiriia 2d Monday*in A[iiil and ttotolier
M.ui Hi -2'i Vt.ittihiy* in Ap'll and Octolicr.
M iIM 2d Monday* in May and N..v'lr
Mi a.irl 4th Mundnya in Aukl aud Uct'Utrr.
fa)u>* 2d Roniiar* hr March and S.|.t’Tnir.
'lavh.r -t.t MondM* In April and ((ctdlirr
K J NfJSFOIiD’.S
OS\VK)
pikk
and
SILVtR CLOSS STARCH
Foit tub I.Aonnßv.
M inufaottiml by 4
T. KINOMFOBI) A SOX.
TI.K RMTaTAliell IN TIIK WOHM).
Clvn a l autiful lii.Hli t.i the limn, and
the ilirh remv In c>*t la lwcn It and common
alard. i~ waircly half a cent fur an ordinary
wnahing. Ank your grocer for it.
KIMiSFOj’.IMH
OSWEGO CORN STARCH
roll 1M V*f * I S< : M, III.A NC MANOK, l< K (111 am, tStC.,
In t|f mb'inill--niliiftliHlicd in IfllK and
pirfiTvoM ilh rejiutalion an punpr, Htrongcr
uii'l more dehetite Ihiui hi ty othor arfiele
of the kiml oQi ml, oitlmr of Ifi** Millie
liitToi’, or with (tiller title*.
Sifvfvm.n Matakam, I*h M .etc , the biifli*
<fij * autbmiiy of KuHif>Vr wtul|jr
Html'W*! thl;4 tliHi StAtffi* anil says !( is a
iih,*t excellent article of <liet, and in t heini
eal and fce-lim? proper tie* is fully equal to
tin* I <* i arrow root.
Diieitioi H for milking Puddingw, Cimtard*,
etc , accompnliy each one |*iikl )4m ka^e.
For *ale by Jill first-i’lii-k ur< ern, inal biin
VINEGAR and SWEET CIDER.
The umlculirhctl propo-cs t< furnish to the
trade and for family use a superior article of
Pttrt WkiU Wine (Vnt Cidr Vinegar ,
and Sin , ! Cider,
at price* that defy tuinpciilkm ill things
t on.- idi icd '] best- nrticli Kim’ superior to any
made in the Houfh having rmdverl the first
premium at our last. State fair as the iuxt.
(intern solicited and satisfaction guaran
teed. Addtcm DA U WIN (1. IONFS,
to* tl Atliinta, (fa.
| BUY NONE
Cntil yon get our
j Complete Pkice List
| Ji trill j ay you well,
Dolton Brothers
ji'l4X.sSt. St. Louis.
YHS BECKWITH
• PORTABLE f
Family Sewing Machine,
Y'i|*i*r'lt y ,V Spi ed J
jj* rtt*|,
RM.t AutomnMe Stitch PAatcncr AH other Machines
tvi|ttlie t > niirti ment of iraiw '.‘A to .X) pirn s to
rvcrv utltclt tUU but Yvot Ik-int It It
r \ mtetil <■; p'nnVWltf aii.l tor*Mirth. For luH pArtie*
Itlrtt*. m*nl tor rlrotuar tftcti tmv no other until yon
pve the Mnehln*, fr “aerinK liWlicmiu. - ’
M int.-i ii'-ivr o>>m fw •>* Mimfry If *5 are split
* t it the order tht Iml.qnee can tn O O l> Ngenta
lni't pnoiull lu u .t t.*r singly Mih htniw, per c<-uli\gt
on fIH tolar tlctUrctrti tvhrtt atx Muchinea an*
lr 1 1 inis to age ills emit with orjcr, mr O, l). l
• BECKWITH S. M. Cos.. 862 Bfo>d*v. N. Y.
; THE PARKER CUN.
SCMO STAMP FOR CIRCULAH
PARKER BRO’S
WEST MERIDEN,CT.
BECKWITH
S2O.
rortablo Family Sowing Jlachinos
THE MOST
POPULAR
of so? Ir. ihc msrkH. Mki- Wosl Durable
BBMb, wllli srrcnctb, Ca;w. tv, am! Sjic-d.
E, ( ual to say. of cu,
rtccku itti Sowing lAnclilnci Cfs,
802 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
As< !ta aanMd *vr;bera. Sciiiifm S*uiul
aut Cue nitre
HUt M. VMtMti.N PAINTIMi.
I am II "■> jn> fare.! t v.'o any kind of Faint
ins: II- u-c, '-i nll Orn-.m.'iiltl
1 can ii i: ! i sn l intiii-lla., aud Farasols.
mi lin ,kc ti.cm (tissl as new.
Ffiivs lon tiivc me a trial. M\ shop is
oppos-tc (he II aiki Miousc. t'oluuihus. tia.
jUull-'UI W. Li syiixn Xatnral Artist.
XHi. SONNY SOUTH.
JUr L"rrttt and Lit
ernn) I'nixr tu - i rCu.
BRILLIANT AN N 01’ WC EM ENTS.
fir SPKf'IMKKS FIiKK-'V,’..
'Jlc following new *t<-li will **>nn 1-'
corn.l.cm.■<l, iui wilJ he the rnoxt in'enae y
thrilling ot any romances yet published in
no Aiuerk.HU joim.iil;
It4Jin. or N.rth nml South—a (brill
H.r national romawc*, haod on tin; wlmir>in
tr.itioi.h of l’lttddi ut* I.incoln and Johnson,
and the execution of Mm Surratt jn ISho.
Wi ittifi l.y a distinguished st-itcHnmn.
Vi'iitt.aj in Blond, or Tli- Midaigl.t I’lcdg*
-a story U the last Napoleon’d roign. I’y
M of the Michjgiin J.rca*.
J ightlng Acnisst Fats', or Alocc in (lie
World a *< ciciy scrl.d, now run
niair. t.y Mr. M .ry K Itryan, who ltheftn. “t
atory-w.it. rof tlie ate.
K.llth Hawthorns, or The Temptations of
a Factory Girl —hy popular novelist.
Rcruin iacenow of the Confc.Uo'ate Govcrn
iin iit hy (V.I II DGapera, chief clerk of the
treasury department und.;r Mr Jtfrarriniiiger.
'llliw will ho a deeply interesting s.oi.-* of
sket< Ill*, giving tie' early trials, disadvanta
ges, and many amusing incident* of our peo
ple In their effort* to citahllsti an indepen
dent government.
A nurnlM T ol unusually lirilliant short sto
ries ap|>ear in each issue, with a great vmiety
of spaikJing u.iscelhuieous (natter ujs.n ail
auljjects.
fiiilwcription $5 a year. Cluhn of tour and
upwards $2 50 each; dulw of twenty and
Upwards $2 25 ea h. Extra copy free one
year for a club of live at $3,
Address -1 H SKAI.S, Atlanta, Ga.
SCRIIiNKR’S MONTHLT FOB 1876.
The publishers invite attention to the fol
lowing list of some of theiittra. tiveartic.es
seemed for Scribner's Monthly (or the com
ing year. In the (ield of liction, besides nu
un rous ui.vt4.Ate* ami shorter stories, there
lji(l be two remarkable, serial stories by Am
eriutu au■ hors. Tbe tirst of these, nowcorn
pleto iu our hands, Gabriel Conroy, t.y Bret
Unite, begin* in the November number, and
will run twelve months. This is .Mr Ifarte's
11,wt extended work. The scenes and charac
ter*, which the author lias chosen from his
t.iv.alt.; field, California, are painted with
. hamrteristle vividness and power, and the
work is doubtless the most graphic record of
early California life limt has yet appeared.
We shall also hi gin. in the January num
h'r, Philip Nolan’s Friends, or Show Your
Passports, hy Edward Everett. Hale. Ihe
scene of ibis story is laid in the Southwestern
(enitory, im.w forming the States of Juisi
una and Texas, at the time of Aaron Burr’s
treason. The characters lived in a section
which was now American, now French, and
now Spanish, and this record of their nd' u
ttiroiis Jives makes a story of intense ami un
ll.egging interest throughout.
A second Fanner's Vacation, by Col C.eo
E Waring, Jr. Col Waling i ; now in Eu
rope, visiting, In a row-boat ride of 250 miles,
ond of the most fertile mid interesting of the
vine-growing valleys of Europe. This sec
ond series of papers promise* to be even more
interesting than that with which our readers
are already familiar.
Centcnniiil IctU-rs, edited by John Vance
I’liency. A rare collection of iturolutionorr
Idtcrs, mainly from Ktorcs in tj-- I — lfl
tlie descendants of 0,1 ' wi ,n Ward. Jnij
lilt- full Ilf inter.'-1 '"■ Will V.® read with II
i.ue reliMi m counection with ttic Ceutenniul
celebration of the year.
ltrilliiintlv illnstiated nrtieles on American
eidletreK. written respectively by tlieir fiie-inle,
will appear dnrimr the vein-. The revived
inleiesl in c< liege life makes these ;:pe-rs <s
initially timely, and will Becure I‘ur Ilium un
usual aUention.
Elegantly illustrated articles on Old New
Yelk, by John F Mims, will appeal’ at once,
and will attract the attention of all, in city
or country, who mark with interest tlie de
ve.lopm, lit of the great metropolis, and ail'cc
(innately re mein Ur the ipiaint pceuliarities
of ils olden time.
IN cry numiier is prolnsfly illnstraled, thus
cnnMiiij' Hs to give lo onr descriptive and
imirative articles an interest and perinanent
value never attained in a non-illustrated |a
riodii-nl. Umler itsneeustoimvl management
the magariuo will in the future im devote t.
as il ties In-ei) in Ibe |>ast, to souud literature
and diristian progress.
Terms S-l a year , TV a number.
Address SCUIItNF.iI & 00, New York.
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THE MfIRMMi SEffh PRIMING OFFIf
Is the largest in the State. Every descrlp
tion of Fiintiner done at the short.t untie.
Flank ls. i,s of all kinds made to order.
I’as.k Find tig amt Ruling executed with dis
pavli. Ks'iiuatrs for wotk promptly tur
ned ed. Address all letters to
.1 H Ks'lH.l., SavaumiU. Ga
Masters' Patent Swing
'Hits swing is now K ing manufactured by
the uudersiutieii- Ev.rtih'ld slu-u'd have
one. Auitits w-. iii.-d in every term and cili
in tbe United States. Ad. rk*s*i
Li NKWMAFK,
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jttl SiMm Sarannah, Ua,
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The BoraJ CaroUnisn is the lending agri
cultural journal of the South Pu IJ isliers
and editors are all Southern men, and it Is
devoted exclusively to the intevestsof South
ern ngrjculturb While it is not tire paid or
gan of the Patrons of Husbandry, or of any
society or set of men, it has been the most
powerful advocate for the establishment ot
Grange* in the South, and its influence has
contributed gicatly to the present prosperity
of the order.
It. H. Jacqubs, E.-sp, of Cliarleston, S 0.,
Editor-in-Chlef.
('TtAiu.es It. Donor;, Esq., of tbe Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C’., En
tomologiral Editor.
Itnn'-i.Ait ('oNTmmmort* —Col. D Wyatt Ai
ken. Wasliington, it tl; Henry W Kavenel,
Esq, Aiken, SC; Bev (' W Hownrd, Kings
ton, Gil; Col N II Davis, Greenville, SC.
liural Carolinian S2 pi r annum. Address
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imiILTOV MALE IVSTIILTE.
This Institution, under the care of Prof.
La Unite, a practical teacher of twelve years'
experience, is now open for the reception of
students. Patronage is solicited, with this
understanding: That boys must learn if they
come to this school.
katks rr.n month.
Alphabet snrl first reading $ 2
Primary classes.... 3
Intermediate classes 4
Collegiate classes 6
Bookkeeping by double entry (completed) 30
Incidental expenses .pro rata
STtiIMKS CLASSIFIED.
Primary-—2d Header. Ist Geography, Spell
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Reader, 3d Geography, Spelling, Primary
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mar, Primary Geometry, Aritmetic, Philoso
phy, Dictionary and Writing—Compositions;
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etry. Surveying and Engineering, Chemistry,
Pot o physiology, Geology, Evidences of
Urii-t ■ ry, Ac., &c.
Ext::as -Bookkeeping, Drafting, Coloring.
Stud nts charged from day of entrance to
close of session, except in cases of sickness
protracted over one month, tuition due at
close of sessions.
First session six months; 2d, four months.
Boarding from Sl2 50 to sls per month.
pi*," Every student absolutely required to
keep the rules and ugld uions of the school.
For further part'eu. us applv to the Princi
pal. felis C. B. LA HATi’E.
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Fire and Burglar
SAFES.
Counter, Platform, Wagon & Track
SCALES.
Scud for Price-List. Agents Wanted.
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i
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, 721 Chestnut St, Phila.
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LABGKST, CIIKArKST AND IrXST t\ TUB SOVTIt.
Hie only Business School in the South con
ducted by an e\|ierleneial Merchant and Frac
tieal Accountant. The actual expenses of
students ar' fmn littecn t,> twenty |ier oent
1 - Ilian it will O st them to attend second
i i-s. or imported institetione.
idle t’ourse of study is. Marledon Actual
Business Frin. ipKs. so,;. 1 with Banking
and other othccs. co: . 1 ing every known
taiility tor impnrtiug a borough Practical
Business Education in tite shortest possible
time and at I e least expense. Unolnates of
this in- 1 it m praetiial ai iMtmtants. stand
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The i.'la' islnd reputation of this Institu
tion. tin- thorough, practical course of its
study, and the success of its Graduates, ranks
it the lea ling
BUSISIKS SCHOOI. IN’ THE SOUTH.
mr course of actdal tn-sixisss training is
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No i uesses. Busiuc.-s Advis-ate. eontailling
I'd! [s.rtieulars, mailed to any address.
B. E, iIOORE, A. M., President,
200 COOKING STOVES
FOR SALE AT PRICES TO SUIT HARD TIMES, BY
W. H. ROBARTS 8c CO.,
who invite tho attention of the public to their large and complete stoek
consisting of
Cooliing and Heating STOVES
(Charter Oak and other first-class patterns),
firalf*, Hollow ffnrp, Wood and Willow Ware, Silver, Plated and Britannia Goods
Crockery and Glass Ware, Pocket and Table Cutlery, of nr own importalion.
Manufacturers of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware of every description.
Prices as low as the lowest. [Columbus, Ga., Nov. 28, 1874
THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE.
T am now offering to the
public the largest stesk of
lleady-niade Clothing to be
found in any Southern city.
I buy from lu st bands, and
sell at the very lowest pri
ces—being determined not
to be undersold by any house
in the State. Examine for
yourselves.
STRAUSE’S CLOTHING HALL,
B 0 Broad, jat, Oolumtoua, GYa.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A FIRST-CLASS SOUTHERN INSTITUTION
THE
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OF
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Patronize Home Institutions. Insure in this Sterling,
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The Mobile Life was organized liv well-known merchant, and banker, of Mobile, tn Jao.
1871, and law issued 5.500 Policies, and paid over
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars Death Losses;
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