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ner 'and now we can act ms seems best
to us under the circumstances. 1t won't
do to rebel openly against those two old
fogies--I beg their pardons- those wise
and venerable old gentlemen; but We can
manage quiently to circumvept them, and
have our own way-cun't wei"
'Pcrhaps you have formed some plan
to that eifecty" said Philip, halfumused
and hall interested. d=iei''7riaidb d ~
"You shall hear" she answered, u
nm told that your dear, delightful father
ndmirrs dashiag ladies, wants dushing
daughter-in-law and mistress Of Ills es.
tablishment, You will dine tomorrow at
Elmwood. Be sure not to disappoint
Mrs. Page, who knows ull about it, and
takes a tender and motherly interest in
the affair. We will see whether the old
gentleman is satisfied with bis chosen
daughter-ir.law. But, whutever occurs,
your role. remember, is to be perfectly
charmed Will you accept your part,
Mr.. Chester ?7rTja .a .V,nUi
Half laughing, half wondering, he
agreed. r,f ,iiie EW aI'i-
And 50 they rode on together through
the shadowy wood path; Philip Chester
liking his companion far better than he
had previously thought possible Of Miss
Eastwood. u 7ieai 11a 7aIfr' ~ ~ ~
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DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE,
~ Lately much inlproyed-and the new

~ Lately much improred-and the new
\ UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER,
Improved with Rowelrs Patent Double Cog
wheels, and the Patent Stop, are now unqnes7
tionably lar superior to any apparatus for wash
ing clothes tyer invented, and will save their
cost twice year, by saving labor and cldthes
Those who have used them give testimony as
follows: EH'-i M WIZ
eve like our machines much. Could NO!
be persuaded TO do without it, and'witll the aid
Of Doiv, we feel that We are masters OF the po'
si,ion.j -[Rev. Bishop Scott, N, Il. Church.
Ills worth one dollar week in any tami-
y."-[ New York tribune. '.I INV WY
y In the Laundry cf my house thcreis per-
pctua! thanksgiving on Mondays for the inven'
ton Of your excellent wringer." -Rcy. Theo-
pore l.. Cuylcr.
every week has given it a stronger hold
upon the affections of The inmates OF the Laun-
dry View York Observer.
~ heartily commend II TO economists of time,
money and contcn,mcnt. REV. DR.. Bellows,
,n"Thcy save tl,rcc-four:hs Of the labor and
time, and nay for themselves both in money and
contcnimcnt."-- Orleans Picayune. ..f
"Fricrd Doty-iour last Improvement o.
your, Washing maellineis complete success.
assure you our MACHINE, NIlct seai VS., ;!
thought more Of to-day than ever, and woald
no, be Is,r,ed with under any circumstances. =
PRICES. .,
Send the retail price, Washer Sl5, extra
Wringrr $40, and We Will forward either both
machines, free Of freight, ,oplaccs v here no ont
is selling: and so sure arr We they Willie liked,
thu, VIC agree to rvfi'nI tho money IL any on'
wishes to return the machines free Of freight,
after months trial according 10 directions, q
Canvnssers with exclusive right Of sale makt
money fast by selling them. f'i.in.W -,
( Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal
discounts ARE made.
R.C. BROWNING Gen. Agent.
. j'yoO-ly 81 Cortlandt ST., New York.
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LOUD

Is the praise In The mouths ofererybody in "a
vor Of Robaeks Stomach Bi.i.rs, Blood rills
aud Blood Purifier.
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Genera! Real Estate and m.
Foreign and Domestic AgcntS,

NO. IS, ST.. ram STREET. q lr
.,l.... ..... baltimore, Maryland,
TTAvING ESTABLISHED OURSELVES
Ill in the city of baltimore, with eonner-
liOns il the Northern, Western and Southern
States, and also in Europe, we will buy and
sell improved and Unimprovcd Lands in The
Southern and Western States. especially 10,
the State. Of Virgins and West Virginia. y
We have superior facilities for disposlng Of
Mineral property and large compact tracts Of
Land suitable for the settlement Of lmmi.
grants. .'"' Hf ''|l % "l u''tH'di 'I'
We will give especial attention 10 the Pur.
chase, Sale and Rent Of Real Estate in this
city. md persons locating or making invest
meats here, will fnd II to their advantage to
consult us.
Iay- No charge made unless actual service
ts rendered. jy13-tf
= il - L L 4 q Ii =
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3. aaiuaty ALTA VELA,1a'f Itilps
COMBlNED with other valuable 3fcrtilizing
material, making Complete Manure. ;,.
fhis Company Importing the guano direct
from the ricl, deposits Of birds at Alta Vela. is
enabled TO furnish a fertilizer, that cannot be
cxcellcd. IT has al the stimulating qualities Of
Peruvian guano, and permanently enriches the
soil. ...,
Price Ss6 per ton. Send for pamphlet. =!
Address .WT. aII alj.ua .!4 N aUl
THE ALTA vELA G UANU Co.,
cp.T-Gm. lqh- 81 Broadway, New York.
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ADHER EASEMENTS.
pARKERsBURG, WEST Va.

I.tlW|i uHNNl,I
40. do iH.' alIy .. m '.' ulH.L =
Our material il selected with the ut.
most care, both as to style and wear, and
we guarantee satisfaction in every in.
stance.
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WANTED, AGENTS,

$75 to $500 per month. everywhere, malo'
and female, TO introduce she Genuine I'M
proved Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. This machine will stitch, hem, fell,
tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroi
der i'll II most superior m inner. Pyise only
$l8 Fully warranted FOR five ycass- We
will pay $1,000 for any machine that will
sew stronger, niorc beautiful, or more clas-
tic scam than ourr. II makes the "Elastic
Lock Stitch" Every second stitch can be-
cut, and still the cloth cannot bc pulled
apart without tearing it. We pay Agents
from ST5 to $500 per month and expenses,
or n commission from which twice that
amount can he made. Address SECOMB &
CO., Pittsburgh, pn., Boston, Mnsy,, or ST.
Louis, Mo-
CACrioN.-Do not be imposed upon by
J,her parties pnlming off worthless cast =
iron machines, under the same nnme or
otherwise Ours is The only genuine and
really practical cheap machine manufactur--
cd. feb 0-4w
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My lovers twain--my lovers twain,
pray you let me be |
To wed you both would be fain,
Only that may not be.
One lover il like music sweet,
That steals my heart away,
And one is like tho trumpet blast
Which calls me to the fray.
Uuv is Of gentle, courteous mind.
TO low aud high degree
And one Is stern and harsh Of mood,
And meltcth but to me.
One is 81 strangely lovcnblc,
That bnt to touch his hand
Do women kucel-beforo the one
Do men uncovered stand.
And if this ono do not we'd,
Ito never wife will seek;
And if that ono do not we'd,
lie sorrowcth Il week.
My lovers twain-my lovers twain,
Yc should have let me be;
love the one with all my heart
The other lovcth me.
W0MAN'S SPHERE,
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
How to Make the Farm Pay,

UOW to double the vauo of land and tho
Ill profits on stock. and how to raise
three times the quaLtity Of all farm crops
TO an acre. 750pag and 40 beautiful
and useful illustrations. Farmers, young
men and experienced agents fiud it pays to
canvass for this book. $l00 to $500 per-
month according to ability and energy. For
full particulars, address
ZEIGLEll, McCURDY & CO.,
feb 9-4w Philadelphia, Pa.
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The New Amendments as they Passed the
Senate tuesday.

JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AMEND.
MENTs TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES.
BE 1t Resolvea By the Senate and House
Of Representatives ofthe United States of
America 1.-TWO thirds OF both Houses
concurring), That the following articles
be proposed to the Legislatures OF the
several States as amendments to the
Constitution of the United States, Ell.
ther Of which, when ratified by
three fourths Of said Legislatures, shall
be held as part Of said Constitution
Hiz:
ARTICLE Xv.
No discrimination shall be made in
the United States among he citizens of
the United Shtes in the exercise Of The
elective franchise, or in the right to hold
office ut any State, on account Of race,
color, property, education or creed
ARTICLE XVI.
The second clause. first section, sec
ond article Of the Constitution Of the
United States shall be amended To read
as follows:
Each State shall appoint, by a vote
Of the people thereof qualified to vote for
representatives in Congress. numbr,
OF electors equal to the whole number o
senators and representatives to which
the Slate may be entitled in the Con
grcss but no senator or representative
or person holding an office of trust o,
profit under the United States shall b,
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A GENTS, FARMERS, GARDENERS and
II FRUIT GROWERS. Send for particu-
lars Of '.Best's Improved Fruit Tree and
Vine Inyigoraor and Insect Destroyer
Samples to testify will be forwarded 10 my.
part Of the Unit-d States and perfect satis.
faction guaranteed. Good Agents arc want.
cd in every County in The United Slntcs.-.
Address J. AIlEARN, 63 Second Street,
Baltimore, Md. feb g. 4w
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By MISS MULoCK.

Botter to love than 10 bo loved:
Better to serve, and serving guide,
Than wait with idle oars improved,
And ilapping sail by each breath moved,
The turning of liic's solemn tide.
For Heaven. or mnn, thy sacred part
Anccslress Of II noble limo,
Or calm in madcnly decline -
But keep till death tho woman's heart.
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PiANOS! PIAKJS PIANOSl
I'he ParlOr Favorita'

VIE immense demand for this populor
L instrument has induced us to make its
nhnnfacturo aspcciality, and We arc con.
seqnentiJ enabled to offer them ut much
lowsr rates than arc charged for similar in /.
s!rnmenss by other makers. Inauire Of p,
sident dealers or send for illustrated Gaia
rogue anu price list. Address.
GEO NJ. GUILD G. CO..
feb 0-.4w '~"'''
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A BLESSING TO LADIEs.-Dr. WIN. Ray
II has discovered q simple plant that neY-
er fails to bring relief, when checked by
cold or otherwise. ! lhese Vegetable Mouth
~ Powders can be depended on by la,lics in
package. by mail secure from observation
Address, in confidence, WM. RAY, NJ. D..
p. 0. Box 4737, New York. feb 04w
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w WANTED.-SaIesmen. everywhere, farm
w crs and others, for New Article in
great demand $500 made by one agent his
first month. Address imme lately, Drawer
l2I, Louisville, Ky feb 9-4w
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WANTED---AGENTS

INC sell the American Knitting Machine.
l. Price 1926 The simplest, cheape an,l.
best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will
knit 20, 900 stitches per minute. Liberal in
dnccments to Agents. Address AMERI-
CAN KNITTING MAEIIINE CO., Boston,
Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
feb u-1W
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NJ MEURALGIA- Nervousness and Female
" Weakness Cured.-A Clergymnns Wi.
dow suffered for years with the above dis
eases, and for the benefit of like sufferers
will send the means OF her own cure FREQ
Mrs. DIM FRANKLIN, Jersey City, N. J.
feb 9-4w
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EARLY ROSE PVTAT0

a nnhlGhN ns.sl p and Foreign Spring Wheots
saod p%;s' m barley, tiorn, Clover Seeds, Grass
seeI, ses,, logs, Fowls, Best Fodder ctutter
Snu oo ior the experimental Eatq, J6urndk onivl
horSS,n,. ho oem,s. Address GEO. A. DEITz, Cham,
-" fob 0-4W
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IvERY SPORTSMAN, FARMER m

HVERY SPORTSMAN, FARMER and
Ia nORSEMAN, should send for our.
pamphlet of 20 pages, containing full de-
scripIion of new invention by which tho
most invclcratc kickers, rnaways md Vi
cions horses can be driven with perfect safe.
~, For breaking and training horses, it
IS better than Rarey's or my other system.
ncn. iree. Address n. p. BOYER Il CO.,
parkesburg, Chester TO-, Pa.
feb 9-4W
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HRKlNG BUT NOBLE.--self help for
~ Young Men, who having erred: desirs
better manhood. Sent in sealed letter en-
veiopes, free Of charge. If benefited re-
turn the postage. Address PIILAN-
rhkoS' ! Box J, Philadelphia, Pa.
feb 0-4w
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New Advertisements,

LOOK HAVEN, PA.
MEssns. LIrrlSCoTr s. BAKEwELL, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Gents We have been using your make
of dang Saws in our Mill, and find them, in
point Of quality, superior 10 any wo have
ever used. Yours. &C.,
SHAW, BLANCHARD g. co.
ORRIN SHAW, Foreman.
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UNITING AND TRAPPING .lns,rnc.
- - pons,by hunter and trappcr Of lono
praclioal experience, with diagram and e di'
teo'loms Tor making traps. Also insfrnot
LIONS now TO Train Animals, including manv.
and wonderful tricks. Bo1b for
SN'iy ton cents. JESSE HANEY, e. Co. 10
Nassau st., New York, fhSS'I az q ~, 10
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Tho Duty Of the South.

The New York Herald Of Saturday,
in concluding an editorial under the cap.
ton of "Ghe Politicians Trying to Stir
up Troubles i'll the South" says:
In some important particulars we be.
licve the South will be agreeably disap-
pointed in Grant, and it should not inau
suratc hls administration by kicking up
fuss in advance. Nor will Grant got
into an unnecessary fight with Congress
upon tho question OF Southern recon.
slructon. Unconditional negro suffrage
is what the white people Of the South
arr apprehrnding. Gen Grant may not
be called upon either to oppose or APP
prove it. 1t may be taken out Of his
hands altogether. There is ample rras
on 10 doubt whether the proposed
amendment TO The Constitution called
tho fifteenth article, providing + mdis-
crlmnatc sultrngc gE'rs, Chimes.
coolies digger lnd:nn> ana al the rest ot
the baiIot.lorSak"n PARTON OF crrnrion =
WI! be adopted hy lilr required conS'i.
lutional majori'y y--rhrrriDlnth, OF all
the States. Tn" West does no, seen,
disposed to bow down Ia il. Wines,
the .Fasco Of the Inauguration Ball
where, because it was placarl"d by
Western men, "No n'ggcrs admitted,
some Eastern ''iGger worShipnrrs split
oil and would have nothing 10 'lo vii!
the affair. TIA" West has incilacrabl,
prcJndccs against. negro equality. Uni
!cd with the South and snch Of til,
Northern States sare opposed 10 ncgr,
equality, the ma jori'y to adopt the Fif
lcen1h Amendment cannot be sccur
cd.
And upon question Of negro equal
ty placed distinctly before h" WHOLE pco
le we are Grm IN the conviction tina
the affirmative would DO voted down bj
an overwhelming majority. The scnti
mrnt OF our r"p..l'''on IS nndonbte6l.y
IN favor of still r"sorying TO the scvrra
'7ea'es 1 :nose f!Sh's "'''e',"G social an'
oo'ncS''c relations winch but lev d"s
poa''c powers ON earth have succeeded
:" In, 'su, r Ping ana con r"ii'"g against tn
| VIII VI Vie pcoplc. nerrlDrr, let TIT
| SnnIb oI;,.l. D., ,>,..,
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ARRIVAL OF A DISTINGUISH VIsr.
ToR;-The Richmond Examiner, of
Wednesday, says:
Our readers will remember that
aitor tho naval engagement between
the kearsage and Alabama off the
coast of France, in which tho latter
vessel was sunk, Capt. Bingham, on
English gentleman, who was cruising
IN IN the vicinity in his private yacht,
the Deorhound, rescued Admiral
Semmes and several of the crew of the
alabama from drowning. This act of
kindness on his part created quite a
sensation, and at one time there was
PROBABILITY that serious information
al question would grow out of it.
oapt' bingham arrived in the oitv
y Yesterday, tl and is the guest Of Mr.. NJ.
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Great Distribution by the Metro.
politan GIFT Co. Cash Gifts to tho:
amount of $25O,OOO, Every Ticket
Draws a Prize.

% o Cash C Gifts, each $4,000
~ ohsh uiits, each 600
ooO 90 Cash Giats, each 5000
zoo Cash Gifts, each 100.
on0 C D"'" WIS WIS each I,OOO
800 Cash Gifts, each m
oo Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each
7s S Sboo TO $3.50
20 Elegant Rosewood Melodeons, each
oso Slo 70 15O
eoo living maohlnes, ehch $50 10 176.
6O9 Fine Gold Watches, each rs 10 ao0
Gash s Prizes, Silver Ware, &o, valued at
~ &C ehance TO draw any Of the above rrizcs.
Ut 1oD Tickets describing Prizes are SEAL
oe 20 .m IN envelopes and we'll mixed On receipt
~ zoo sealed Ticket is drawn without.
g"oioe T, ana sent by mail TO my address,
Inc prize named upon it will bc delivered TO,
the ticket. holder on payment Of Ono no,ior,
rrizes arc Immediately sent 10 INV address
ny express or return mail
iou VIII know what your Prize is before
you pay for 1t. Any Prize exchanged for
another Tor same value. No blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
hhFERENcEs-- select the following
rom many who havt lately drawn Valuable
Irlzes and kindly permitted us to publish.
tnem >. t. Wilkins, Buffalo, $4,000 Miss
n.he n,., monroe, Chicago. Piano, $3.50: John
MMllwankce, NJ Piano, $500; Rev. L. A. Day,
NeW Orleans, $500. We publish no names
without permission.
,UrtStoNs OF THE PREss :--"Tke firm Is,
.mo,e, !, m.,, ana deserve their SUCCESS" Week..
~ Tribune, Aug s. ave know them to ho
q % iair denling frm."-N. Y. Herald AUG.
90. 20 ~ friend Of ours drew a $500 prize,
News, Sept. 8. s' '>"'
Sehd Tor circular. Liberal inducements,
20 agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
Pnckagc OF Sealed Envelopes contain ono
o"sh gut. Al!!e!.ers should be addressed to.
g., HARPER, WILSON g. CO.,
r 'o' o-aw l73 Broadway N. Y.
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L. s. LANGLEY,
School Commissioner.
Beaufort, S. 9. Feb. 3, 1869.
ChWle ton Ncvs.

Tie OREGON Corn CASE IN TIE
SUPREME CoUnr-The question on
this cause was whether or not the
State was authorized to collect it's
taxes in coin. The county rendered
payment of the amount due in legal
tenders, and claimed that under tho
legal tender act the State was bound
to accept such payment. The court
OF Oregon sustained the State in it's
demand for payment in coin, and on
appeal to this court that Judgment is
affirmed.
The Chief Justice delivered the
opinion of the court, holding that the
legal-tender act did not apply to tho
collection of State taxes. That was
a matter wholly within tho constitu-
tlonal authority of the State, and
with which Congress had nothing to
40. The State can collect its taxes
in coin, or in kind, as it Shall deter
mlno by statute. a tax is not debt
within tho meaning Of the legal tender
act. a debt arises in contract. but n
tax is an obligation imposed on the
citizen, without his consent, by the
sovereign. The Judgement of the
supreme Court Of Oregon was affirm
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The Patent Magic Comb

Will color gray hair permanent black or
brown Sold everywhere. Sent by maxi
for l,25. Address
wM. PATTON, Treasurer,
Magic Comb Co.. Springfield, Mass.
feb 9--4w
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Honey, Glycerine, Elder Flower.
BOquet and Palm.

III qUhlity, sIyle and Perfume warrantcd
equal to tho English and sold fully SO per
cent. cheaper. which accounts for falling off
IN IN INC demand for the foreign soaps, and tho
GGnPrecedemtci success Of tho American
company Toilet Soaps, now sold cyerv-
where ir the United Statos.
McKEONE, VAN IIAAGEN g. CO..
lo,o,, Solo Manufacturers,
'ep'-4W IN philadelphia and N. Y.
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Tile BLACK KETTLE MASSACRE
Agent Wynkoop's report puts the facts
regarding this lamentablo question. =
Despite all tho apologies and spurious
arguments advanced in support Of Sher.
dams conduct, there IS no doubt but
that he has been guilty Of II brutal mas
sacro of hundreds Of innocent creatures,
including many women and children
an offence that smells to Heaven and is
a blot OIL the national character. The
affair, though, is IN perfect keeping with
tho savage character Of Sheridan, whom
one has only to look upon to be aonvin'
ccd that bears within him a heart of
stone. We would only add for The sake
Of deccncy and our character as u civil.
zcd and Christian people, let there be no
apologies olfcredlor this blooiy and in
human decd.
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FIRE ON LOOKOUT MoUNTAIN.-
The hotel building, dancing and din
ing halls, and the private residence
belonging to tho Wbitosides' estate,
and occupied by II. II. Rogerson &
Co., wero burned on Sunday morning.
Loss on buildings, $23 900; on furni-
ture, $4,000; the latter belong to
Rogerson & Co. No insurance.
Charleston Courier, l2th,
The hare lives ten years, the cat
and goat eight, the donkey twenty, the
sheep ten, tho dog fourteen to twenty
five, the OK twenty the COW twenty
FIVE, the pigeon eight, the turtlc-dove
twenty-five, tho partridge twenty five,
the raven one hundred the eagle one
hundred, and the goose one hundred
and fifty.
SALE OF RAILRoAD.-Th New
Orleans AMI Ohio railroad, extending
from Paducah to the Tennessee line,
q distance of fifty miles, with it's pro-
perty, stock, fixtures, &C., was sold on
Monday, upon a Judgment of the
United States, to Mr.. F. Norton, of
Norton, Slaughter & Co, New York,
for $350,0O0.
Mr.. Corlcy, orSouth Carolina, has in.
t:odnccd Il Bill in the House for the re.
moval Of political disabilities from Hon.
w. ". Boy2r, formerly representa-.
tive from Sonlh Carolina. and now a
resident Of Washington City.
a manufacturer in Rochester, n.
Y, has an order from the Pacific rail
road for $4,000 lamps. The Western
plains will become enlightened after
awhile.
Japanese toa, to be properly prcpar
ed, it is stated, should be treated diff
fcrenty from tea from China. The
Japan tea should be nearly boiled
Tea carefully drawn, it is asserted, is
most powerful anti-spasmodio.
The hopping around of the Grccian
bend in q ballroom reminds one for
cibly of kangaroo trying to escape
tho attack of sand fcas.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-02-17

TouoHiNe.-Thc World says Grant
stood M everything and everybody New
Z York could bring against him, until
the Tribune told him that negro
good enough to vote for him Was
at u ball. 10
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-02-17
JAMESTOWN, N. Y.

LlPPINC0TT & BAKEWELL,
NJ NJ Manufacturers of Circular, Mulay, Mill
Gang and Cross Cut Saws. Choppinc Axes
0ii sh.:pea, Colburns Patent Axe. Shoy
cis' Spades and Miles Patent Covered
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