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Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-08


 Persons mailing letters are warned that if they ut an insufficient number of stamps on thenl, they will not be forwarded except to the Dead Letter office Heretofore the deficient postage has been charged and collected at the delivery office; but postaae will henceforth be required in full at the point of naailing. ThiswilI be T serious inconvenf- enee to persons not skilled in guessing at half ounces. and without scales for weighing their letters.
 "A boy named Nlonshan, in Chicago, at tempted to shoot his father. 4 younger brother stepped before his parent, and re- ceiqed the ball in his abdomen. The wound is pronounced mortal.
 - Gen. Foster commanding the Depart ment of Florida, has issued an order revo- king the restrictions heretofore placed upon the sale of arms and ammunition by the mil. itary authorities.
 -Gov. Palton of Alabama, has issued proclamation, granting amnesty and pardon to all persons who have been or are liable to be indicted or prosecuted for offenses com- mitted against the laws of tbe state-the crimes of rape and murder excepted The provisions of tie proclamation cover the ground from the 1st. day of April, 1861 to the 20th day of July, 1865.
 A A man named DevIin, in Maine, has  lodged complaint against his wife for play ing practical jokes on him while drunk. We advise her to quit her Dep5in.
 Some boys were recently trying to as certain to which elasss of trees the Tree of Knowledge belonged, when one little fellow gave it as his opinion that it must be birch tree.
 Chorus for man who has to sleep in the fields-s-T Too-rural Too-rurall Too-ru- ral-I-lay'
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-08

sxstem--.strikes at no rivalry--dcslrogs uo estabiisAetg inserest--but springs up ata mo ment when increased developments ofagrieui tural resources and commercial necessities demand its faciliJes aud economy.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-08

"A Lady's dressing-table is perhaps called atciles because it is there that most Of her ioil is generally performed.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-08

-''i am on the trail of dear" as a said when he trod on lady's dress.
 VI It is great blunder in the pursuit of happiness not to know when we have 90, 1t ; that is, not so be conten. with reasonable and possible measure oft.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-08

nc. II is well known that on auction or unmarried Indies used to take place annually
 in Babylon. "Tn every district there assomb- led on q certain day oe every year all the virgins interchangeable age. The most beau- dfal was first put up, and the man who bid thelareest sum ofmony gai6ed possession or Ter. The second ii peraonal appearance fol- lowed. and the bidders gratiiied themselves with handsome wives, according to the depth of their purses. But, alas! 1t seems that there was in Babylon some ladies for which nc money was likely 10 De offered yet these also were disposed of, so proyident were the Babylonians. When all the beautiful virgins were sold. the cricr ordered the most deformed 10 stand up. and after he had openly demanded who would marry her for 9 smallsun, she was at length adjusted to the man who would De satisfied with the least and in this manner the inoncy arising from tho sale of the hand- some served as portion of those who were either ofdisagrecable looks, or that had any imperfection This custom prevailed about five hundred years before Christ,
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-08


 ClfsEsn. n.-From an address delivered before the Convention by x 4 Willard Esq, editor os thc Utica Herald, we take the follow ing extract;
 lIc showed from analysis that cheese was ono of the moss nutpfeions articles of food in common use, that it was pound for pound twice as nutricious as beef, and yet the cost of ! pound of cheese was much less than Lgo pounds ofbeef When the people began to understand that cheese was not only oneof the greatest luxurfss for the table, but at the same time contained more nutrition than any other artiele*pf food, andat less cost, more would be eaten on the.seore of economy. The prices obtained for cheese had always been too low. Cheese could not well be afforded under 20 cents peg pound. according as other products were selling, and considering the rates of gold, should be made to reach that figure. The cost of cheese to the farmers tho past season was a fraction less than I6 cents per pount--not including the labor of the farmor in personal supervision, etc, and yet many were crying out against the enormous prices obtained for cheese. IF interest on eapital and the cost of labor and Ill other expenses were talSen into account, the farmer would net De found to be piling up the vast sums many fancied
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-08

 Geo. H cethearb Editor lsarleston Ds'5y Esgs. Ny address is Charlotte, '. c care Of 3Ir. Janes ? Irwin.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-08

Chorus for man who has to sleep in the felds-ssT Too-ruraIt Too-rurall Too-ru- ral-I-lay.'
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

.eaveS .re,u luesoay md Lyiday at il
DC. cl l. " as Otoirs
Tuesday May LIST, Friday. May TN
tuesday iuy end Friday June lst, leH-
dag. June lZrh, Fridag. ,Tnne @.nl, Tues
day, July 30. Friday. july 18th
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Aqgfu Vlsitaston-We find the

AagfM Jtsitaaon--We find the
following amongst the Selections Of
the Dublin Nation, april 2e;
A correspondence sends US the
following remarkable narrative -
\ melancholy instance Of taking
8 Cd 5 name in vain has occurred at
Brighton, England a few days ago.
some boys We're playing together in
a court leading out Of Edward street.
| IN that town, dispute took place
/ between them about the number OF
t.notches" one of them, lad named.
richards, had made whilst playing
cat and dog" Richards declared
hat he had scored more than his
! ompanions gave him credit for, and
Ugh words and bad language were
.ndulged in on both sides. At length :
/ Richards few into a violent passion
and exclaimed, May God strike M
bind if ! have not made more tina
twenty !" He had scarcely uttered
the adjuration when he threw up his
arms and exclaimed, ooh / can't
see I" aud begged one Of his compan-
ions to lead him home. This was
! Immediately done, and on exanina-
ton it was found that thick film
had overspread his eyes, completely
( obstruc'ing the sight. In this pitt
ablc condition he has remained ever
since, and there is little hope Of his
ever recovering his sight. The affair
ia4s caused considerable excitement
in the neighborhood in which the
occurrence took place, Richards IS
only thirteen years of age
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10. DICK NScN
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THE SCIENTIFICALLY NEWS

.,prI,E 80. y TTNhs SHEET, p
STAIRS
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Is publisHcd crcrg 1ues""y y .Saf1'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-31

NOTICE 10 hereby given shst BY virtue Of
~ decree. issue6 from The odiee o.
the Clerk OF Dabois Csrcuit Cou-i, and
directing me 20 make the sum Of five hun dred
and sixry psx dollars snd six'y one cents,
9Th interest aud ccsts. wIii prcceed,o Offer
fss sale q public auction 10 the hiehsst nd
der. for cash in hand. 81 the door Of the eourl
house Of said county. 10 ;hs town Of Jas
per-. on
SATURDAY. April 2lst, 1856.
Besweea rho hours Of 10 o'cIork an. and
4 o'clock r. =. of sid Day. the rents and
profits Coz : term not exceeding seven s~sr-
" the foii1~ing descslsed real estate. ritu-
sred 10 sid county, and State Of Irdista
70 sis
Lsss ia The town NJ PortersvIir, number.
Cd - 'oIio~s: forty tvo. forty three, forty
tour, fe-is FIVE. 6ry 40. fry thres, firs
foo INV 6ve,s'xt eiyh'. ~sy nine. seven
". s-ssnsy one. seventy eigh'. srv~nsr nine
snd ne south ~ess quarter " the Ppbrs
Sqn-rr; ,lso. lots nih-,v one. naneiv $50
is,nssv rhrsr. one hundred. onA uadrfd AM
one. on hund-ss. sadr~0. one bundled rrr
ishres. n.e bundled srd fonr, one hu..s,res
and ti''-ea- me hundred and six'ssn. one
hunsgred snd seventeen, one hundred sr<
sighrs-r. on. han 5rsd srd nipeisen. one
hundred ard fWsnrt six ere ms ndrsc and
tsrnty seven. one hsnired and &snrv - ~
one hundred AID - snfv nice. one hnndfst
and th'r'v- .ns hundred thirty nine. nns
hundred snc forty. one hundred fnriy one
ore hundred snd forty 'we. one hurdrsd mi
lfprsy three. one HUNDRED and forfv tour, On.
hundred s-d forty i've. one hu rdrrd and
fry swc, ore hundred md frv si'rre. 81,
hnncrsd and CIV one hundred and q "
five. ase hundred md ts'y ok, 49, hun csst
srd i'fv seven. one hundred sid finy ii yhi
one hundred and sixty one. nn- hnodfs,
snt s,xsy TOO. one hundred AMI sky fhre.
one hundved End sixty snur. one Lnr 5rsr
and sixty fse. one k.adred sn5 az -,x
. one HUNDRED end sevsntv shres, one hnrd dec
snd evrnsy for. on hspdred nd rev~n',
sve, oae hnndved and scvsr'v elk ,egs ,h,l
I 9Th she nossh half or the Pubisc Sqr.re
eanfsinirg one halt acre; iois containing
one fourth n On acre Zach
And on fsilare TO resi'xs ihs foil susnun
Of principal. interest and costs c.:lsd Tor b,
ssid execution. I will q sh> ssms tine ~
place md in hks manner sell ,lTe lee sisnpI,
Of sid real estate
\ Token % shs properly ~ Joseph Fi-hs'
q sne col, Of NIehseI Billing. md Grorg'
4 Dress bach IN fsreclwur- of m0vtgsye.
HENRY Ma INTEL, Sheriff d. c.
/ Adams 4 Buss ner, pld s,iys-
\ Nsreh 52st. 1s65--3w $l7 so
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PUBLIC SALE uF VALUABLE
Eecal and Personal Property

YFvH y nndrr-isnen = Ia ell ~ public Auc
ion on the rrems-ee, on
MONDAY. thr 81 d.v ~ Anil 1876,
~ fsrm urupersy. >uun,.d ] / 2 mics from
Ja-ps,, Dusnis Comfy Indssna. inierssc,sd
Nv The jasper and Troy, and Jssper AMI
Rockrort NAL ;osdr, containing $40 'crss o.
god laad,M uhicn there sr- about 2OO
acres unisr cpirivsiian aud ia fence; %
.cres thereof being dr~, class mesdow ,anc.
balance n she $40 acres ~ gp"d iimbsred
land. There y crmmotious two story
brick house On the farm. now used Tor
tavern and store. containing 8 rooms. nnd
= walled cellar; 40. 2 store houses large
barns. slaughter house. spring house, snd
other out buildinss there are brsjes those.
twn Ing farm dsellings with cut huildirgs
on other parts OF the premises. This is .
vs.nahe stock iarm. aud h.. been used ~
such for NE s-t IL yesrs. fine springs ~.
tersect the several tracts OF land belonging
20 the IA IN, running especislIv through the
pasture lands. THIS farm will be so'd IN
whole ~ IN parcels 70 suit purch
TERMS-Onc half cash, and one half
on two years credit. The purchaser giving
note with interest, secured BY mortgage on
the premises.
The undersigned viii ALEC sell q public
suction on the same day and THE same
place. his sock Of 8 horses, 80 head Of cat
tie. hogs. sheep. poultry. also reaper. now
ing machine, corn crUshrr. wsgonr, farming
untensils. household and Kitchen furniture.
provisions, snd other articles Of personal
property TOO numerous 70 mention.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums under
ave dollars cash. 81 sums Of five dollars
and over . credit or IL months, the pur'
chaser giving note with interest. and sp-
proved security, waving vslus,irn md ap-
prnisemcni laws. JOHN OPEL.
March 81, lSG6-t..
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r. E AD THIS!

gUvas rnne hes srrIved when y becomes he
u tnry % rhe Treasurer 70 collect the
t.x-s rsnsininx unpaid wish III ! este and
eh-ry-s that may serrrs ~ sisfrrss snf
-sIe &c pro7erts. snd hsve no d-sire -
dis,rrss any one IN sresrs. but wouie
mach rather rh-y would come 10 sst psv
%. .at thereby save costs Noe IN ster
20 givs vs1 al chance 20 DO . all at
read "a NJ afies, even SATURDAY. during
Business hour-. aud sh P-rsons nss1ng
taxes a. lnt-r-sf 10 pay. orders 70 present.
% % - redes1rd. o. wisnisE - bosros
trust iunds Oil fad ne . nv ot1ier ssly
ca SATURDAY. snd during TEEn TINE Of
CsrR-s
IA Tsx-s remaining unpaid on the irss
dsy o. June nexr, wtsl - pisred 10 ne
hsa1s Of c'fI-cfsr- for ealI~etIon. % my Of
f-rs are 70 crii~ct vshoss d-Isy. % the
fnsfs srs nucn needed ~ tne Sssss and
Csnssy- 4 sTEPH ENSON. T. DC
Mach 3l-t. 15sS-3s-
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rtsr more suIEerisr. disesse and distress.
. sIesi.ted ~ Goes Dyspepsia Cure than
" ssy other enc asdieiasl preparation ex-
rssr- II . infsl.islr ia Dyspspsis, General
Dssilisy. LsssiSui<. westn-ss. 10 Appetite
Ialigsssion. md l. % immediate core for
nv eise.ss Of me stomach ssd bowels-
Mould also ..y 10 tbs connection. shss
Cse's Cough Bs.ssm. compounded By The
sane 6-n. - iavsls,his 10 oil ess-s 81
Group. Sure Throat. whooping Ccogh. and
~ throat nd lung cDnplsints-
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y n.r.l n.r~. A.pr'- Comfy. =:
l'te ~. \, asa.. The Snsna u -.r,
q r~ty Lssssn,.
tU n, MINDED - give %
2. it ~sf NJ 'r~ N ne qnsi ii =
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ri..Tsr An N iir s.s.. sf+riAr'-. N
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n il'' 4 .aes 49,. A. p isG,-
'ef t- rnue
n'e A.. ,, w ". t'..s in~'.rd ~ y y
II Il ~ ef,n A.,r- Amir 20. 1856
q ir-fis. 'a- > ~ 49, 40 w ;
assn h4 4.,t, Niece s.Ar s.xsfs- Amt
aa 1855
Dar ~ y M ". p ~ n -re,aef J NV
q. S,,in, n W. f-su. xsirs- aori % lsG
t'sr ir.-'ic, 4 arr ~ u J'nsnh
fi.'- Xxi ',.t M Ifr-ts. i.r each TNN a.
p.n ANS
Tsoc -tsf - NJ ronmhis IL.
'rA, n N i'is- w, H~,t,snn II.
irfs. -'apifs ~ R.ieh-:crs TO.
H~r 4 ',snsn-s iur II lp.
Nf ar ~ prl,k. II
lsna n,l~sthfr Nv. f-,cina.. ~
s'a~ S,irsv'-.r y. .,~n Rose n'-'rici in
.Arr. .p rria \. " s.rt r.ur,y
Nl,n lenf al s.al ihs- ION
4 \. y 60
4 nuLTHAJs, Cr's.
SfFNirF'~ mr. tLAMAIION
NJ ..-u.rr+- NJ ins. trure j. ~ NJ
.fs peN- v,ll orrrsa =, ne u-u-i
a'Aers Nm hsia, .taf'i"A-. M 'te severed
~ a-hi3s " nunrs Cn-ni. iaa ne. '"
rniass M . er, ~ Ar'tl. l~s6 f'r N
pnFpt.s M m. -si'r NE Fws- n~r,iorsi
NJ iAr in srai,e ptsta..i ~h.r.cr 80 p.r-
s'ii- infrr-iri Ni X noilr- aud gs..rr
'hrfs.sf 49, rrrrrnirnv
Wtnr,. h-"a .aal ihr 1913 day u
M~rrh 4 ~. 1876
HENRY MAUNj ~. Sherln y z.
mr-eh Ion. ie66
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survey Notice.

yFrFiE urdsrs,en-d wiIl prpc-rd with The
u county srrveyrr ~ rrbvs~ county On
'h. . (, any q Aprl 1866 10 ran III lne-
: IA ,,.srrnin- fhs' hpuuS,''~a - -rc'iyn NJ.
10 f.sn l -"u Il farge 4 ~.~s
.'ls inisfu. as.te w t- sal si-r b. ran shd
I'M corners iier-nt established Persons
in. eirsifl ~Ii. Purse W. rs--~"'
II HtKBlG
N,.rlf. II. 4 1SGfr3v
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LOOK HERE!

NOTICE . h<rebv eisss. lhsr sLers i
~ MONEY 10 sh< Tres-ss7. 20 py. Of
rh- 90. yssr's bosds q Dubors epor'v. -
sIs7 fron No 20 No I'D bosh incia-ive.
81 me no years oosSs. sad shs iss>rsss
upos rhs ssne vii se stopped ikis March
The 2Sxh. 1850
T. STEPHENS n. T. D. C.
March 3rsr. 1ssS.
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DY virtue 81 pswef o. storn~v 70 him
10 exseuuss. ~ ssdessigned ~sll sell as
sucsney IN fset u y W GHwe, q public
ssesioa es sbs pseGssss.ss
wEpsEspAY. April Lib, 1896
she lands End real ss,s'e OF nid Rssdeviet
W. Gseve. situated in Dubois County. Ind
described 40 follows to.Sis:
Tho -sne being psr Of lots No. - end
so. 10 the town u Hunting burg. and bound
e % fcllows- Cemmsneias q shs ser'h
esst corssr Of ioI Ne. 50. lhesce wess ~
fees. thence sossh 3lO Ieet. hence east ~
fest, thence narlh 21O Zee. 70 the place o.
beginning. containing one third Of On sere
mere o. Ices; sIse. I'll the house hold furn
sure, sad personal properly Of said \. w
IGrsws.
TERMS Oae half cash. one hs'f on I
credit Of six months. the pufch.s-r giving
nrt- si'h approved sserrisy. herring interes
ssd waving benefit ofvsisssion saws
JOHN r. GElSS.
March 3Iss. 1861
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NNexf N0uiay . eIecfi0n day.
IN tn t0xnshiP Al he Old officers,
raS have served the people % faith-
tally are us believe candidates to
re-eler<5c1- "a sttItiso- Mr. Joseph
Exz "a czDi5sz:s f0rIJurzbi2 Trus-
r<<- Mr. Egg = vel q1zIifed fcr
rae Pcslii0.- and his rss51ence IN the
f2xE uc1I fregE<nsIy e n sdv2r-
rlr< sc those having business Nth the
Irm.rr~-
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THE untersixs<d oil! proceed 9TH the
u Cousry Smveyor - Daboss ssonsy O
rh< - dsy af AprI. 1s66. 70 run the lines
ard a~s< nine me hsord.ri<s 81 section Ne.
% Tssn sonth rsnze ~e-r-
The insermetisfe Ines vii sIso BE run snd
Fh< CORNERS thereof sstsblish>d- Persons
Iar-rsstsd wiiI please b pres-rt-
JOHN EOyKEL-
March 1Osh. ls6-3s
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TThe Sprsn< term q the Dzbois
CHrrulr Cs1rs 1tgs1rnst On Wednes-
t1y- Earin< cleared the ccckee In :
s.1u- time u al rhe czzs<s- Judge
Baker rres5ted- - ke alvavs does,
uF-h mxrke1 ABILITY There ~ but
cn= serzon zrrzisHat charged with =
r<nHreurIz-v Ceense-Erestericx W.
Grxsve BOO grand I1rrsney-srealinz
IN .--rtm=rr Of dry goods from Mr.
Brzu.s<n<-sn- ~ H1n-ingburx- be
sLe11 xuIIry- and rs sensene~d 70
ave wears ~ Ief7<rss1vILIe- There
rzs . IGge usmbsr q IDsiicrmsnrs
for selling Is4B0r wIrhe1r Iicsnss, %
szrh u rbich the desentzntz resPee-
rTs-lr EIr.i guilty. and were lined in
eaeh case - So The zfsr 0fisnse and
So So the s<euol- Ihs school fnnd
wi,I thus receive sone $t0u- All o.
Tie lzr-e civil suits we're cecilet BY
Agr<<men-- 90 cgnpru@ises1-
The sIrring grznd jsry returned bur
. v<ry ftE lnsticfmenrs 60r farrrs &C.
-num-
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THE undersigBed will proceed with shs
= roun'y Surveyor Of Duooi- county 90
The 10Th day Of Apr,i. 1866 to run The tines
end determine the boundaries ~ sersions
Ne. Is and "a. town 2 south range West,
The intermediate lines will slso se run and
the corners thereof este blisaed- Persons
isterested wili please BE- present
L. PRUITT.
s. PRUITr.
Msseh 13h. 1860.
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he &a7rsns Court - shs Uni'sd Ssssss
- lssslp mst> rhres t~eisiess. al soiss C.
sasw lhss sAst curt susssins ne dscisiss
- Sssrs -is'.fs.
T. y A.s 1<e,dst shss s,ssss my TAX Uai-
I'D S'stss sssk ssosk-
> u bss decided shss s's'ss may rsgu-
Is'~ sss sssss sssiEe wishis sheis srss>s.
= d 30 d<ciSsd The esss % The Usi,sd
S-ssss - ssssr- liavslviss I've sshsr esses.)
ssvsr.isg tho tseisisa of the Circuit Cosr'
~ rho Usissd States i.r rse district Of In
ts.s. shsresn S<ou 80 soss.e,ss Of M
.srtsr q Captain NsCsrsy ~hsn ~ 90
ssss;yise irs;sec mss--Iat- Herald
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1--we rezrss thst - uers enable
- srrsni the closing exerrisss - Prof
NcGnrs srhool, Iass veek- We are
infrm-i W several P<rsous vho were
there, thxz il ~ : pleasant enter
t1inment. snd ths< The children &C.
qrHts-l rhemseIves czefIzbly- The
PrOssssor I'LL open sn0eher term d
his srhorl rszr week I'D should
hare . full kpss<-
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NEW SKIRTS NOR 1850.
Tas Grss, Invention o. The Age.
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. w. BRADLEY'S Nsw Pa,eat DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Cor dooble) SPRING SKIRT.
THIS INVENTION eoasis's Of Doplsx
Tor lSe) Elliptic Psre Refined Steel Spriogs.
10 gsniou-iy bssded tightly snd firmly ioge'h'
er- edge 10 edge. msking shs toughes'. most
flexible. eisssic end dus BE spring ever used.
TLsv seldom bend or hresk. like the single
Isprire<. md eonsequen.iy preserve their
perfect end besutifoI shane more thse twice
- long - any single spEisg skirt that ever
has o. can Be made.
THE wonderful hsxibiii'v and rrea' con-
Isors and pleasure TO any Lady wearing 'h-
Durlex Elliptic Skirt will BE- e. 'erie'ced
10 al crowded Assemble. 90
lsrss. Carriages. RsiIr0aj Csrs, Cnurci pe~s
Arm Chsi,s. fer Promensdr and Il .se
lDress. a. the Skirt can Re folded when 10
Ius~ to occupy . anal ~ zee as smelly snc
60 nvenienslv % . silk or muslin dress.
A Lacy hsving enjoyed the pleasure. com
fart sad great convenience Of wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Steel 9prirg Skir' for .
angle day wili never ~ erwnrds Willingly
dispense win their ns@. FIR Childsen.
Misres and Young Ladies they are superior
10 aiI n'hsrs
TIE HOOPS are covered with NY
double t~is'sd Thread and will wssr tsi.,
40 long - the single warn covering which y
used on IN single steel hoop -kir'.. The
'hree bottom rods on every Skirt are alse
Double Steel snt twice - double cn-er.d
10 prevent the cryrring from wrsirg "a
he rods when crs. gi.g dawn s'ris. -'"ne
stops. .t~.. &c. which they are cou-iaaly
suhj-e' - ~irn ~ ns-.
All r@ mrds OF w new srd elegant cpri-
ID taps snA ere he bs~s quai'v ID .ssrs
psr'. giving 70 th- was,sr tue fnos' gre cs-fu
IN a pert~rt Shsp- possib Y, md ,'s uaqnss
iionahlg sh- ligh'e-s. mpsf dssi-sns. ~
f.rtab I'D .rnr micsl skirt eyer n--le
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OBITUARY
OBITUARY..
."Lpaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to withar ut the north winds breath,
And stars to set; but ALL
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, O. Death''

Thou hast all seasons for thine own, O, Deatht''
Seldom called on to record the death of love
1icr girl than MATILDA L. WELSMAN, eldest daughter
of JAMES WELsMAN, of this city, who departed this
life the 18th July, 1865.
The Providence of God, in early childhood, deprived
this lovely flower of the tender and guidance Ut
mother; but the love and devotion of aunt endeavor
ed to supply that mothers place, and richly was
she rewarded by the devolopmen: of all that pure
and noble.
She but the threshold of Life bringing oyeli-
ness and talent to gladden. fathers deart when God
called her spirit to dwell with Him in glory wan too
pnre for Earth He had by early training. been pre-
pairing her for holier sphere His summons found her
ready aud willing to depart
When at the midnight hour, she asked if afraid
to die?" without hesitation, her reply was emo, am
not afraid" It MT the answer of depending
on purity of life but an humble soal relying Oh the
merits of crucifed Saviour. 4z=
Lite had many charms for her, but she heard her
"Father's voice. ana she 6beyed without murmur
Youth, TALENT friends, all at that hour bat as
nothing. when weighed in the balance Of Eternal Life
She felt the love and tenderness OF fri nds to whom
she was than life hut she bid them, while loving
her, to love her Saviour more who then guiding
her through the dark valley having tsod that road for
her she could confdingly lean upon His arm
blank has been left In that home oirce-''a vacant
chair is there but her spirit hoverh around t. bless
and cheer her mourning ones FRIEND.
CHARLESTON, Septem Der 4, 1885,