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information admission the classes BE- made the
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TTHE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No.
rs Mdon-Ave. OF Thirty eeoudst kBoPENS for beari
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near Tv.r.st daily children and advanced
singing Harmony P,no Harp Vos and all other sueehis and
p Popular Elementary Choral aud OTehesrA
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

A SUBLIME PIECE oF LAzrNEss. We
learned yesterday Of one of the most stu
pendons piece Of l"zibess of tho age. A
lady who lad, as .l.eistory goes, ,Leen rear.
ed up in tue Iapref luxury, came to- this
city on Saturday last, with the intention Of
passing the Sabbath here. Sunday morn,
ing came and slre arrayed herself III all. her
auifisial <gorgeousnesa and gewgaws, ho,
'uafortupatety, could not Ana her esr-itngu.
Sbe wouldat so without Them. She hunt.
ed everywhere, She Baid-had the whole
house in an up'oar Of unp lsasantue.s-
cused the landIndy and her family, the
other 'bea,ders, and ths servants, al a4l
every one,, 81 stealing Ibe missing Jew. Ella.
The 'aud'ady became furiyus, did not like
any such accusations, and attempted TO
satisey tba lsay BY Suggesting. a search Of
a large Saratoga trhak She had brought
with her. Lady said ber husband always
packed and .popaeked her trunks. and she
didns like the trouble OF overhauiing them
herself The day wore away, aud the next
morning she teleg~phed twice to her hus
'bssd. ~ha j. i..anerckan..iu ina psighhoring
DFu, for 4ss pse.eucs on ifnpSslaas bass-
'naiGe Ths'#us6aiAounssan i's'rse even
isgtksin. Isaassue biz eounsenaaee, .hsn
'shs' as ~Eesss fass lost my ear-bobs,
+Fsssss nsPsek shs safssosG: G:tra''* aud find
them" Lose did 50. and found them. A
desirable wifs, thst.-Naahsiile DispateA
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

:" IHE CONVERSATION OF WoMES-Whilc
woman has natural aptitude for express,
ing herself flueutly, yet, as general thing,
women are not good takers. The gift of
conversation is rare one, and more so
among women than men. Women talk
much without saying great dsal. THIS
may be considered byso,ne a harsh ju dc-
lnent, but let any one think over the wo-
MANS talk they have heard and bee how
little they have brought away that is real
ly worth remembering. "Talking i. not
always to CONVERSE any more than the
cla'ter OF drums is music. Gossip abou,
each other, or discussing dress and house
keeping, Is what goes to fill up the moas.
ure OF womens' talk. In such company a
seusible man feels as much out of his ei c.
ment as fish dues out Of the water.
Women should be the acknowledged
queens of conversation; but 10 be this they
must give a. more thorough culture to their
minds than they now do. They must give
a wider sweep 10 thought, und bring their
inte!lects into larger circle. No woman
can converse we'll, or Influence by her con
ysrsxtion, unless che has a well cultured
| mind if this is adled to wit and keenness
OF perception, set cf .by amiability and
courtesy Of demeauor, the possrssor will
hnd that she carries tho Charm that will
attract and influence, even when tho golden
OF her hair has turned 10 silver, and the
| roses no longer glow on her checks.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

! Speaking Of the 'magis" oities m;
towns springing up along tho limo of IT,
Central Pscific Railroad, itSalt Luke pai:.
says, referring 10 The 'si~ hoteis tuih upu:
wheels for ehe use, Of . Tie track layer,
that ii whole town passed tArough Rep.
the other day, whis|' will be apt TO kee,
up with the fastest magic city on the I'm,
Of the road"
CRors IN Nonrn CAnelrNA.-Tht
editor Of the North Carolina -1ryus
writes: 1--WE have had fue rains since GU,
last, and crops are truly promising. A
gentleman told me yesterday, who had jus,
returned from a tsfp through the region o
country. between this county (Anson} and
the Catawba R've', that he never saw sucl.
prospect fo' good supply of corn. lie
would not be surprised, lie said, to see
corn bring only Gty cents per Jusllel after
the crop is gathered"
ENCLANDs PAuPER Popu1Ar1oS-
The aggregate population Of the 655 un-
lons-aud single parishes under boards OF
guardians is 1856, ,lO4. ard tho total
number of paupers on the lst OF JANUARY
last was 3,o4o,952, Of which s77,s72
were outdoor, lG3,osO indoor. This gives
the proportion of paurcrs as one in nine,
or 8, 20 PEI cent on the actual population.
In 1867 the total on the last January was
o63 200, Of Which number 8l5.OU5 were
outdoor paupcrs. and l45,l95 indoor
showing considerable inc, ease for 1865
Mr.. John Dupree, a colored oitizen of
Georgia, is tired of the carpe,-baggers,
and advises his brethren of the African
persuasion TO vote with the Democrats
hereafter. He alIudcs to the false PROM
lses of the ca'ret-bagg~rs, and asks Lis
colored friends, "Have you rot your mule2
a'n't got mine yet; and they told us right
here in 1rwinton they WAS going 10 give us
one. Have you got your forty acres OF
land Lave you got your one thousand
dollars in greenbacks I Echo answers
whsr's your mule instead of here's your
mule"
Norwegian emigrants, 10 the number of
four thousand, are about to settle in Wis
;onsip. The lands, in different sections of
Tho State, have been selected for them, and
an agent has gono to Norway to gather
The families and make the necessary ar.
for sending them to this coun-
Try. The parties come from the northern
part OF Norway, are hardy, Industrious
people, who will soon make for them
selves homes, and will bo most valuable
acquisition to the population. According
% the census Of 1860, Wisconsin had r.. |
siding within its limits 2l,442 out of the
43,995 Norwegiaps residing in the United
States. There are one or moro papers
published in that language in Wisconsin,
and there are also many churches of the
Lutheran denomination where tho services
arc conducted in Norwegian.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-24

N. B.-An persons indebted to the Arx are notified
that speedy settlement must be made and accounts
be closed Apply at the fire proof cellar OF the old
stand. corner Of Main and wallula streets.
June q. Isss-tf POWELL l. COE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-24

MoRE Goops.-Rosenbaum Child have received
another lot of choice and elegant goods ladies' gait
ers dress patterns, Sc. during the week. There /.
q rush for them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-24

POWELL Coz have yet quantity OF prime bran
dy, the best brands of ~hiskey, choice Hollands Old
Tom. and excellent wines of all kinds. sale very
low. 3
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-24

THASxs--we are Indebted To y. Ridge. OF Center
vile, for late Indiana papers. Do SO some more
friend Ridge
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-24

evils, who has been attached TO
the office Of Wells Fargo Co., in this city. for two
three years past has been transferred to the Boise
City Office as Assistant under Mr. Atlee the Agent
there. Regret to lose you from Idaho City, Lac vs,
but wish you good luck down there. FL.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-24
City and County.

BIG REDUCTION IN FARE..-On John Hailey,s Pho.
neer Line of Daily Mail Stages between Boise CITY
and Umatlla, the passenger fare has lately been ma
teray reduced. as follows: From Boise City TO Una.
tlia, $50; to Baker City, $40; to La Grande sa5 And
passengers can go through from Boise City to Port
land for $45 Haileys contract with Wells. Fargo 4
Co.. to carry fast freight having expired he now of
fers to carry fast freight for everybody at the follow
ing low rates: From Umata to Boise CITY, sixteen
cents per pound; and from Umatia here twenty W
stnts per pound. The stages ON the Pioneer Line
now make the distance from Boise CITY to Umatilla
in two and o half days. 10. Pinkham Agent in this
city, attends to the business Of the Line. ees.8
Af-nEf
FIRES IN THE HILLs.--In several localities, upou
the hills about this place. far aud near the woods are
on fire, and the scene at night is really grand These
fires are doubtless set going by woodmen who wish
to prepare for next years woodchopping by so burn
ing the timber now that the sap will not ascend dur
ing Winter, aud thus their labor in choppng mex
Spring will be rendered easier. The great smok,
which fills the atmosphere from these fires as tn,
vista around here but it will be followed by plent,
OF snow the coming Winter all viii rejoice, -t
ATHoLrc SERvIcEs.-The Rev. Father Coll vii
Z. High Mass and preaca sermon in Pioneer
CSA MORROW Sunday morning at halfpast II
o O'clock tomorrow morning the Rev Fathe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-10

FIGHTING Our BATTLEs.-The New York Com
0ercial: in abiding to the revolutionary letter OF
Frank Blair, says =" The labors of all our
newspapers and speakers sink into insignifcance
when compared with the services which this
dangerous man Blair is performing Cor the Re-
publican party. If he will only continue to full
inmate his revolutionary, sulphurous and violent
manifes.os, Republicans will have no work to
perform, but be mere lookers-on, as the Demo
cratic party dwindles down in the canvass. We
reckon the Democratic manipulators will dis
cover ere long, if they have not done SO already,
that they saddled themselves with huge ele-
plant when they entered the Blair family. 1t is
certainly cause for congratulation that we are
rid of the whole tribe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-10

SUCCESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN SpAIN.-The
disaffection so long rife in Spain has eliminated
in the expulsion of the reigning dynasty, and the
formation Of provisional government with Es-
partero at its head, Marshal Serrano President of
the Cabinet, and General Prim Secretary of War.
Queen Isabella has taken refuge in France. The
only advices yet received come by the Atlantic
that the common people incline towards repub-
lican form of government, while on the other
hand the leading generals, together with the
nobility, favor limited monarchy. Spain has
long represented a people tagging far behind all
other civilized nations in the march of civil and
religious liberty. The barriers of bigotry and
despotism overthrow, the Spanish people will
speedily take the position among the nations of
the earth to which climate, population and vast
and varied territorial resources entitle them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-10

Special Notice-In calling attention of the reader to
the advertisement of Dr. j. c. Youngs Institute to be found
in another part of this feel we answering the
dictates of honest conviction in pointing ont to suffering hui
manty the honest and skul Medical practitioner. 1t is
the duty of every whose knowledge places it in his
power guide those who otherwise would unwt
tingly take a wrong path There is need to out
life of pain and anguish and in the end fill dishonored
Hesitate longer unfortunate but turn to the
Doctor who you giving in place of wasted
energies and impaired full health vigor and
power.
The Institute has been in successful operation for
teen years. and it the pioneer Institute of the coast
so it has been the pioneer in the march of progress
We again the acted-read the advertisement and
follow its a'lvices. S7Iy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-10

WHAT Is IT TO DO Qua BEST r' Horace
Greeley asks, and answers in the New York In.
dependent:
1. Form Grant club at once in every town.
ship, with an independent working Organization
in each election district.
2. Get the name Of every Grant and Collar
voter in said district, and have him member d
the club if possible.
8. Next, record the name of every other voter
in said district, with every one entitled to be-
come or be made voter before November Sd.
4. See that every one who will read Republi.
can papers is provided with at least one good
one.
s. Make arrangements that will render the
polling of an illegal vote in that district morally
impossible.
6, Take care that-no matter what NAV be
the weather-every Grant voter in that district
shall be at the polls before noon of election day
and shall vote early as may be.
Friends such is the meaning of work. Are
you already about it?
Republicans of California, there are but three
weeks remaining in which to work. Let us dc
our best.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-10

"LET Us HAVE PEACE. Let us have peace
Protection to white men and black men of the
South who upheld the Government with their
muskets; good faith to all men everywhere who
upheld it with their money. These cardinal
points secured, all magnanimity, all fraternity
toward its late foes who so mistakenly but de-
votedly poured out their blood. Let us have
peace The "Blue" and the 'Gfay' slumber
side by side under the pines and expresses, the
live oaks and magnolias. The same flowers
mantle their dreamless beds, the same birds
twitter above them, the same waters ripple at
their feet. lIark to the message, borne by the
murmuring wind, from those untroubled sleep
ers to us-warring pnionists and Confederates
no longer, but Americans all, with one flag, one
country and one destiny 1t counsels the vic
tors to the largest forbearance; the vanqushed
to honest acquiescence In the only inalty-equal
and impartial justice to all. So shall the black
ened track Of war smile again with " the fruit
full olive and the cheering vine" So shall the
new America fulfill the hope,
"Whose dawnng day. in every distant ago,
Has occupied the sacred prophets page;
The peoples prayer, the glad OWNERS theme,
The young mans VISION and the old mans dream"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-10

WITHOUT AN EQUAL The higienic properties
of MURRAY & LASMAxs FLORIDA WATER are
marked and distinctive feature of this delicious
perfume. Its wonderful power in relieving ner-
vous headache, fainting turns, ordinary hysteria
and its healthful disintectant properties in the
sick room, mark it as peculiarly adapted to the
requirements of the boudoir, the dressing-room
and the bath.
D9~As there are worthless counterfeits buyers
should always ask for the Florida Water pre-
pared by Lanman and Kemp, New York. 557
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-10

Medical Advtce.-DR. WIN. X. DoHERrY's Medicaland
Surgical Institute becoming sine non to the welfare
Of State Of citizens and his rapidly
ding reputation, although it may excite surprise is but the
cause We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered for under chronic disease and who had
ken advantage of available that promised
lief but without until they called upon Dr. DoHERTY,
who in incredibly short of time has given them
tire relief 1t gratifying to announce because the
Doctor gentleman who seeks not by of others
establish reputation the supersructure
his upon the ruin of another fame The Doctor COM
ducts his Institute in such manner that must be gratifying
to his patients He examines advises, and recommends
without charge the patient after hearing his terms for
accept reject at pleasure In does
the Doctor make charge unless he effects This he
is he feels the confidence which long
perence has given and doubt the consolation which
pertains confidence Persons afflicted with either
chronic would do well to consult the Doctor
at all events 1t do no harm, for consultation he asks
fee does he insist obedience to his advice unless
the himself under his His Offices
street opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship COM
pany's oice-Sln Francisco Ne1cs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-10

DEADLY AFFRAY BETwEEs TWO CHMAMrH.-On
the afternoon of Sunday last deadly ARRAY took
place between two residents Of Chinatown 1t
seems they quarrelled about the payment of
money claimed oy one from the other, and finally
resorted to their knives. One of the combatants
died Of his wounds seven hours afterwards and
the other is seriously If not MORALLY wounded.
G, B. Crowninshield, Justice Of the Peace, sum-
moned a jury and held an inquest upon the de-
ceased Chinaman. The jury found in addition
to the foregoing facts that it was case of JUS
tifable homicide.