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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04

THERE has long existed a public demand for an
eaeeaVe P1reanye phi which could 5e relied on as
sure ana perfectly safe In its operation. This has
been prepared TO meet that Gerrar,d ard an exten-
sly uai OF Its virtues has csncusiyelv shown with
Hhat success It aecomrshes the purpose designed
Ii IS easy to make physical ,z;x b-t not essr 70
make the best of all pals one which shonId bav.
none OF the objections, but al the advantages of
every other. This has been ATTEMPTED here and
silh "hal success we woud respectfully submit to
me paoiie decision II has been unfortunate for
me patent hitherto that almost every puryatsre
meolcine Is acrimonious and irritating To tbs. how
e-s- Inns Is not Many of them produce 50 much
s1PhS pam and reyulsion IN the as to more
man eounterbalance the good to be derived from
then- These pals produce no irritation or main
unless II arse from previously existing obstruc-
tion or arrangement In the bowels Being purely
vegetable, harm can arise from, their u<e n ,Dy
quantty but il is better that any medicine should
De taken ludiciously. Minute directions fcr their
uSe N me several diseases to which they are ap-
phcaoie are given on the box. Among the com
plants winch have been speedily cured bv them we
may mention Liver Complaint In its various form.
On 1aunoiee- Indigestion. Languor and Loss OF Ap-
PETITE llsfiessness. Irrtabiity, Bilious Headache
b2llo1s Fever. Fever and Ague. Pain in the Side
and Loins for, in truth all these are hut the corr
sequence OF diseased action in the liver. As an
aPer7ent they afford prompt and relief in Cos
tyeaess, Piles Colic, Dysentery, Humors Scrof-
ia and Scurvy. Colds with soreness Of the BODY,
Ulcers and Inpurty Of the blood: IN short any
an1 every case waere purgative is rec uired
They have also produced some sin r,1larly s,c-
eessfai cures N Rheumatism. Govt Droz,sy Gravel
rFsipeas Palp1tation of the Heart, Pans "a me
Back, stomach, and Side They should De freely
taken IN the spring OF the year to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change of seasons
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels INTO healthy action and restores the appe-
ute and Flsor They purify the blood and BY their
stHuisnt action OF the circulatory system reno
Vafe the strength of the body. and restore the
wasted or diseased energies Of the whole organism
hence an occasional dose Is advantageous even
though no serious arrangement exists: bat IN
necessary dosing should never be carried too far
as every purgauve medicine reduces the strength
Wnen taken TO excess. The thousand cases In which
physlc : required cannot he enumerated here but
they suggest themselves to the reason Of every
BODY ana Il Is confidently believed this pill viii
answer : better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind When their
virtues are once known. the public viii no longer
Doubt what remedy 20 employ when II need Of a
e3lhaItlc mellelne- Being sugar-wrapped they are
pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no
lalin can arise from their IN any quantity.
FoE minute directions see wrapper CT the Box
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LII pe-zSrs herbv notified not - trespss. NINE
o. dtz- upon the fs3orir grscf Of land
n-rni OF The U~ner.- n = q the - < q of
&c. No Il, Township No. 4 OF Range =. esst
And Further Doce is hereby thai forbid ary
aad ell psr.o- from bssz sy Ie-e or other ore1 ard
-eaovIug ~iihou. mt the o~
John r. ABaAIM WHITE
" ai1wtcE IuIe =. l-53.
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NAat An sp.. >ass
x1 'l'HE sGh.criter crsrs for Sale he FARM on
r.ssrS which he TO. re-ice-. -itus,ed m thu town
IT. ~ sisEf7 r.. co. zs 200
III ss.d FsrTn - sli u.,e-ei and I'M b. rcd =
hf'r . 81 q tsue 9 .slLTss HOt frame Barn.
Eiih OFT 10 3s--- srt osr bai ffB.- 100 ser. are
iAssr nc The am = shoat mite. w.. of Ssdi
son, and eSst q HI"er- Point AND Contains Lad
MINERAL The stCcs end tanning iuspBe Ga will h.
-ah1 WITH ih@ fsTFu " d--Ired 1h--- q .iso rood
t@cn'rt "n IL p7ula~s Al-o. SIR so acres u
sord IiDo7r &sE.s IN t"e vsciT=s1y of ire Farm For
further Iers.c-assrs e1CG'rc Wy K S.sPsax q, The
h1seSa5 House, a TIE sgbscrib.r. or the prei..s
RICHARD I-A-C>.
htese~As. G-rch :, fcsS. BALI
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BU TI.ER--s a.orEL,

II AVfSc xssr ard .ted The stand formerly knova
the = Dsion Hotei-H the .Rbscrlb-f would re-
fecLfuliy ask f8r u share Of pgar pst-ousxe Bis
Rooms fsrEe and airy and in department the
nfenfioD VIII b. IT, consult the Hmfori wishes Of
his pstrons Good stables and attentive osiers
resdy.
y B. Bosrders bT the day week furnished with
all necessary coavenisncss atreEsonsblerates.
Hlr.reFfIle. NJ L
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~ cool.

NJ qu-nfity Of Ice CT hand which .re prepared
- dexr- a. the eE-ry ra.srEir..
y leavtHx orders al II -<ssr~ Apssey l. TzneI
SiCaOLs IRAaeI,
Hsns~si Pant 2sy "A, &c 5 Es5a
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VALUABLE FARM FaR ~,.r

w arr now oEerny for sale Epop reasonable t.zs
" iae following described OF st.. ard II
10 Ire Counties sf La Fayeise, Cosuusbis and love ~
con-in:
VALUABLE FARM FOR SAFE
oontlglosss Z fke At.,rarkee S Ai.slss5pui Rcsrre
"a ~ Z ~5 ssli.hAi valuable t.t-f, 90 "a. q.
VI" W ~ VI Ichn Hand. -Sg-tssr s;h "a -
( h euse- Sn-reoH. aud about FIVE 81 .fsIED
rht ~ TRES Of TIE csoie--s Q1ahtr sid fS.r-
ecnisiEs nesry 90 Acre o., eia-s .sp-s D. g.
o4 Seieh Is broken and veil fenced There = "a.
aF~ or tft .zr7e. snd veil Sasen-d Also siI siy.. -.
os-r We si;h mt orfso Die Hoa.> or the aans
Tie aoose premises situate near n. Node Nils
i"sa 'sa1nis- minnie description Of SAID preu,i.,,
may be seer oece
NsLTABIE PROPERTY FOR Ss4E
IA The rcusties Of i01ea 9ad Columbia HfsrcHssn
I'VE sFsde--sgr@d ofer f,r sale the foIsee =. -.
u serIhe1 Real &.
= u IND y Il - !. # q uf sh len ~
~ !" =, ssc ~ Town $, saas. te--
Upd 20 = z ). sEsr.a -, 3 -.
sad y e Srqr 4 g
No. acres = p la % Il the Ted north Ersese-s d
a. r CT sec : tow ~
No scres 81 - ie' no-th fraction No l. sec L. lysy &C.
" acres 81 29t frcsiossi sec.on i4towr H. r.rr.
md !. n Let s7-VHe.t survey Mineral roiai, Wis,
= y OF 20
Nina Poin'. Wisconsin stn
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| 1885. NEW CO. 1855
AT IHr oIr AND Will zss~- ar.~o.r
5. & l.. G. WHEELER
high Street. Mineral YctrI
W. take this metSed 10 inform OLD u,er~ a.
w the pubic generally tina, AZ . 4
FALL AND WINTER STfs Of s;--oDS
I'rect from New York. hen We are pr p.r-i t..
al who may fsvs with . call prca- i-s-
slAireve saiisfacsary Our Dosio Is isv- ard -s
We shall Dol attempt to eh-s thu pubic the b-;,.-
bat We have tens of Ihoasxnd. wsrlh & 600,
Sh,eh se have nss- nor doaf eKpec. have neither
Se bold oai induce meats cal. under pr~I-noe ID =
se are selling udersnx for sale al part 81 ou
'ooda al ise than tf,r daz such mi %
- iAe y new sysem ri doing ',a>ine-. vsica
-se ~r do not Understand; thing r believe 10 De
t1~S2g all ra'nm-a: We doat any thing sboa'
l. Dor dnt sish to- ise. Ill ~id MOI W.
he nd = but sxy Ina. .e have I'D g.
Of Gnds psrch .s~d Of reliable hca>r- h,ch in;, a.
" sell a IN All .dv.nce zs.ve f.<srzbI
erms- We think. the quality Of good. G IN b
urchss-d eise~ here in this srk-4. ant We invite A.
xanlnsoon OF our stuck IL CONSISTS 1. rart fows
DRY GOODS:
SheesiHSs and Shiriinxs. Blue and Brow N p-,u.
ninpe ana ness Red saf yellow Fla.ens.
Red and Gray Blankets, Grreu s1c tsr.y
Riue and White White
AarysIles QTtits- C.uA, AMI Seamless py,
All kinds of Priats, Pfzin FIg'd IA.gaau-
,pef- ftannefA Rob BOY aai scotch pi,.id
Kentucky Jeans, linse,s
Eenoas,ne, xsr.n,es and Aipacas
Nk warp Fhnsei, B.y ss..e sha~s.
s.i.s .nc hook Ms.iI.s, Rl1ss's Lawns.
,scose.A Drspery AusiiDs,
irisa Linen. Linen ffams.k.-
Darnask Table Cloths, Sow Drop Table C.o,hs
S,pIins, Bird. Eye Diaper,
Pl.st aussin., Broad Cloths,
Csssine-s, Tweeds.
-ainsts- Csrp-,ing.
Dra<ses and floor oil cloths. Table oii Cloths,
Gloves and Hosiery, &c, SC. Sc
HARD ARE.
Hon.e furnishing Goods, Carpenters Too,.
Axes aad ADJ, Hammers,
Bachess, Pizn-s,
Ss-eI ,s,ds. Balances no to 500
Hand, Back, x cut Saws, Felioe and Wood saw.
Con- pass sass, Aager~,
Turning GoasrA chisei.,
Gale ard barn Hinges, Plain irons,
Saw sess. Sad Irua.,
shov.1. and spades, Scoops.
Log and Trace Chains, Lock ard Dog Chsips
Iron Wedges, Crpvbar.,
Hey knsses Fini.hias and Horse Nail
Curtain Pins and Bznds. CONN sore~I
re< and Hard Beii', D1-nr Bells and HANGING.
Lsr1 L.mpe, Plumb aud pocket levei. |
Spring Brxc<s- Bench ScrevA
Sortsoe Gusses. Table Cutlery
Poetet AID spasins Knives Putty add budding knve
Food and Horse R..p,, Dlor and Chss, Locks,
Tn and trunk Locks, saiehes And P.d Locks,
Pxd Locks, kc.Ac
GRoCE RIEs:
Rio and lava Coffee, Mocha Coree,
aoiasses, RzisiEs,
Candies, SAur,
TOozcSo, san
e er,.s. i ko.;,
Turpentne, Tznner's SD Lamp Oil,
EIce- Rice Flour.
Lard, P.csI-t Pork
Rope, TUBS
brOoue, Psis.
Spice, PEPPER,
HihEefi Nutmeg,
tsoves, Asce.
Csmphor, Bo-sr
Alum, Sail P-tre,
Mustard, Sulphur
saffron, Asfder
s"ds- Cream Ts-rsr,
Castle Soap, Css-.r S4ii
A"6s;t1s Pills, PheeaTx Bst.ers,
&C., Sc SC. sc.
A I. : q
Clothing. Ests a-d Cap. Bet. sd sl-~y Crsek.-s
Carzs Gzd G.ass Fs-.. Sc
= & l. Is. WdEEE Fs.
Mineral Point, &c. H. 1854 y7r3S.r
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THIS remedy hes for itself such notoriety
from Its cures OF every variety Of pulmonary disease
that II Is entirely unnecessary 10 recount the evi-
denees OF its virtues IL any community where il
has been employ ed So wide j. the held of lis use
fitness, and 50 numerous the cases of its cures
that almost section Of the country abollrCs
in persons publicly known who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases OF the
lungs By it. When tired It's superiority
every other medicine OF its kind Is too appa-
rent to escape observation and where its virtues are
known. the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous aec-
tons OF the pulmonary organs which incident
to ovr climate And not only In formidable at
tacss upon the l.ngs but for the milder varietie.
OF CONS, CoUGH>, HoARsESEss. &c; and for
CHILDREN II Is the pieasantest and safest medicine
.llat can be obtained.
As Il has long been in constant use throughout
this section. need not do more than assure the
people its quality Is kept up TO the best that II
has been, and that TIE genuine article is sold by
-d IL a PINT ~ J. II. yivia o.. " H.. a.f 4
IL % tsssl- a. " tss~.TzNr. " PisftyFl q rh
eEfts- , X CIV. ~ Pzrte a-ra>Ier: 81 Nv
"a CD ph. an ~ all Ding every where &.
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II Acc

B1(,oN.
hight THOUSAND lbs Bsrnn Of eIce'!.-; cuaIi-,.
II fur either oy Ibe Isl
cs-h ny = COLLEY.
Y-IiJ- -toae wis NAY 81 1875. = 3u
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FOR ALE.
nNE RIIIIaRs, TABLE 5 Balls ard al the oss-r
z-s6cies Belonging szit Taese- All IRE sA.
,7tf@se~ sud farni beSplEinS S4e-on
hssaxnI = reasonable priee fne above de-c7e-r-
roferts an Al Ea.iA Saloon. 40 I'VE f;as
ion Stove Mineral Point Gus
TN, r. ~ sAit property viii ple2ee e.l en-
L. STEINER,
Sozs % 5. Adler O. Co.
xsy q ,ss. ~ Mipersl r ~
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NEW BONNETS AND KEW GOODS,
ATTENTION SOLDIERS +, VI

y (>oSGREsS having raised Lsu giving 10 all
4 pers = their idus- sn1 Sinur cnid-rn.
served IN N an United -t.ies- i6O
re- isnd tn IN ivrs gi@d, having had snme exp
zilsDdIr sach ctsiIt = sIn make spplira
AMI insure sccs-- upon favorable E@r-, for such
unity Isnd cia NJ enssted under III,
CT = ''''f ID z y, Any at Law.
Ainsls - Point. rErCh y
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INpE ~uh.c-tber tss snd viii Keep supply of choic
I I'M O.. hzaA ih-rsSh the Hi-
I'VE zr-sd NJ hs-et ;he w-st- Pie %
hr>hei KIN 81 bis $50 aii ~ Fsl >t.-ts@-
~ AfI.ri-r= f-rsrn - w Cobb. Minersl P.iBf ~
--o-iv- prs-nt srtsn7ssn 3 ~ >CsaFr
SANsw - -. We Nav S1-h tSSS -
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hEAL LALAIE AGENCY,

w arr now oE~rinc for sale spop reasonable t.zf
tae following de-eribed tracts Of ard ard CIV
IN re Counties sf La Fayeiss, Co;uubis and lows -
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p ErESTLY occupied By A..HrL BEssr1T, in ihs
N Town Of MAJ wick viii be sold cheap fog cash
RrqHi-s 0f Ef7NS RES D, Mineral Point or & B.
DIt.LEG, Dover, Iowa o. WIS.
Tie : N. Or Of " Or. CT Sec "a, Towu S. No-fh
II Range Es-'-an6 : Or. OF : qua ter OF s,c ~
ro~n &. Range East.
The aoove land :. ali under good cultivstio good
mcsdOs ls-d near BY, with q thrifty orchsrd. gs-
-ei vsser ard I. s'tusied about 1. mile. from Mir
srsl Point, CT the direct road 10 Evansville.
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ean and st!l sell a. low an e:Ilor IL ~. sr
II PIE use csil and examine No chaT.e FOR -h.vin.
aS"ls Is. ALLEN
-'iu-rsI Point October :, 1884. 1Yts
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Hats & Caps.

DEERE's Pail style Hsss, and all va,i-tie. Of
Id Gays. ust reeefyed BY 7. . ALLIE.
CAeA II. i60-
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THE SUMTER BANNER
Is PUBLISHED
Every Wednesday Morning
John S. Richardson, Jr,
II, a. ne VII $.

TWO DOLLARS in advance, Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents nt the expiration Of six months
or Three Dollars at the end of the year.
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All subscriptions are expected To be paid for
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Advertisements inserted nj the rate of Is
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For all marriages the printer. fee is expected.
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iil dOiisI:a2a;il.0-
HgG

Tie following letter, though We
hay. reason to believe lis dc'ai~ per.
perfectly true, reads like Il leaf taken
from the ''AIabia" Nights"
CoSsrASr1SorLE, Jan. 2O.-Many
Of your read icrs will doubtless ren:rm
Der that this capital has for some
length Of time been the scene of ma.
ny nyslcri"u>ly pcrpr,ratrd rohbrricS
of houses, and The equally mysterious
and sudden disappearance OF many
an English private or n. B. This
'killing work reached its climax about
May or June last, II, the time when
$" many troops were Iuartrrcd in and
about this city. Some people re
gnrdcd these acts Of blund>hed as
nothing more than tho result of some
midnight brawl, others considered
Ihem the works OF M">lcm fana,icisn.
but the fact was never satisfactorily
accounted for, nor did The many invcS.
legations of the police ever succeed in
obtaining any clue as to the crpetra.
tors until very lately, when the mys.
terry Of these deeds WAS cleared up
And it is "a great blessing that the
Williams have been ut last secured, rs
the cases OF murders were again he.
coming very frequent. On the 2nd
OF January gypsy came t" the chief
cavass, or superintendent Of police,
and offered to disclose liie h:l:iit of Il
gang of murdcrers, on payment of IL
reward of 1000 ria3trrs. TIugh
Immediately secured, he refused to di.
vnlgc Il single fact willrnu, the promise
OF The above sum. The threat OF in.
mediate execution was next r;rd on
l'Im, when he gypsy, in order TO save
himself, declared the whole us II g",.uD
story. llereupon he VAS scnL in
, charge ct q cavasS !o,:l" prison, but
neither van, nor hnndcuils are in fash.
i'm here, and the ssipsy managed to
make ms escape again. Next morn
ing he was found dead in the oprll
street, with four deep ga~lcs in his
breast. it is supposed that the gan.
got wind Of the gipsy's intention to
b'tray them, aud, accordingly. quiet.
iy dispatched him, to render him
harmless for the future.
IN the evening Of the 81, as some
! cav'.S>cs were making their r"unds in
one of the streets OF Gaaia they Ob
served 1w"lncn, Carrying y large bag
hctwrrn them, apparently with much
dl:li:ul'y. lie Policemen suspected
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GuANo FOR INsEcrs.-A corresnondent
oi the fiorticulturist SAYS: "Some time
last summer while budding some peaches.
found that ants had taken possession Of
some ten feet in one row. They yerv
earnestly rcsis ted my attempts to innocu.
late the trees. inilicting many unpleasant
wounds on my hands and arms. In or
der to d'sperse the warlike little nation. 7
Sprlnkied near pint of fine guano along
the little ridges. This threw them into
immediate CONSERVATION. noticed little
collections of winged ants, huddcd close
'togelher, and seeming to be quiet, while
those without wings ran about in great
agitation. The following day not single
''.scct could be found where the day pre-
vlons they appeared to he nnumerable."
10 which we add the following from an
nnkn"wn source: ave had a very fine
melon patch, which was well NIGH dc.
s,troycd by the striped bug. Tie vines
had commenced running, and in two or
three days the bugs had stripped nearly
every leaf. As a desperate remedy we
applied handful OF guano on the ton Of
the hill as far MS the vines had run, takinu
care that it did not fall on the leaf In
twchiy-folir hours not bug was to be
s"cn; the vines had assumed healthy
and vigorous growth, and are now loaded
with fruit. The experiment was not ono
vine only, but hundre.ls.- Country Cen
'icman.
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A co'rcsp' ndent in Ostowa county
Michigan, from whom we are ways
glad I" hear, gives us the following
scene in the Mayors Court, ae Grand
Rapids" Mayor Church presiding,
Witness called up to be sworn by the
clerk:
Clerk. "You do solemnlyswear--','
Mayor, with digni,y.) "Stop!--
The witness will hold up his5riyht
hand
CLERK. "Thc man has no right hand,
your Honor" ,:,.
Mayor, with some asperity, "Lcb
him hold up his left hand, then"
Clerk. "He has had the mistor.
tune to lose his LETT hand also, as.
your Honor will perceive"
Mayor, (sayageIy,) "rell$ him to
hold up his right ley, then; man
cannot be swora in this court without
holding up something! Silence, gen.
tlcmen: our dignity must be pre-
served" a. ...:.. ~ SIS $
Witness sworn d, one i. -
Rnieksrdoeksr, ':s lg5s B
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aud ON that same day the whole prem.
isrs were surrounded by military, who
effected the capture OF l5 men and s
women, all of whom will no doubt
NEE, the punishment they SO richly
deserve.
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10 REMOVE lnoN Spors ON MARBLE.
Mix equal quantities ofsprits OF
vitrio' and lemon Juice, shake it well
wet the spots with the mixture, and
IN few minutes rnp with soft lin
"n until they are completely cilaccd.
a VERY USEFUL REcErpr.--IIol
dishes sometimes leave whitish marks
on vanished tables when set, as they
should not be, cnrlessly upon them.
10 remove it, pour some lamp oil on
the spot and rub it hard with soft
cloth, then pour on q little spirits and
rub it dry with another cloth, and the
white mark will disappear, leaving the
table as bright MS before.
Gum AnAnrc STAncn.-Gct two
ounces of fine white gum arabic, and
pound it to powder. Next put it into
4 pitcher. and pour on it a pint or
more of hoiling wafer, (according to
The degree of strength you desire. and
:hcn, having covered it, let it set all
nIHht. In the morning, pour it care
fully from the drcgs into clean bottle,
cork it, and keep it for use. a table.
spoonful Of gum water, stirred into a
pint Of starch that has been made in
the usual manner, will give to lawns
(eithcr white or printed look of
newncss, To which nothing else can
restore them, after washing. 1t is
also good (n,uch di'utcd,) for thin
white muslin and bubbinut.
To PRESERVE BooUET.--A Guris,
Of many years experience gives the
following, recipe for preserving bo.
qurts Tor a universal period, which
may be useful to our lady readers:
Nv hen you receive n boquet, sprinkle
it lightly with fresh water. Then put
ii mt" vessel containing soap-suds.
which will n.t,ity the roots, and keen
the flowers us bright rs new. Take
The h"quet out Of tie suds every
and lay it sideways, the
stalk entering first, in the water
Keep it there minute or two, then
take it out, and sprinkle the flowers
''y the hand with water. Replace it
III the soap-snds. and it will bloom
rs fresh as when first gathered. The
.oap-snds need changing every three
!rn! days. by observing these rules.
! hoquet can be kept bright and
beautiful for at least month, aud
will last still longer in n very passabic
state; but the attention TO the fair bu,
trall creatures, rs directed above, must
'e strictly observed, or the last rose of
SIMMER will not he left faded alone.
but all will perish"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-03-07

GRACE NAL APRopus "A mllin.
cr's apprentice, about to wait up.
or Du chess, Was fearful in com.
uniting soise error in her deport.
ment. She. therefore, consulted n
friend as to the manner in which she
should address this great parsonage:
and was told that, on going before the
Duchess, she must say her Grace, and
5" ON. Accordingly away went the
girl, and, Oh being introduced, after IA
very low cnrtesy, she said, For
what am going to receive, the Lord
make me truly thankful" To which
the Duchess answered, '.Amen!"