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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-12

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GENERAL supERrNrENDENTs OFFICER
OMAaLEsyoN. y: O., April o. 1869.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL 1frH, THR
PAssEs:dER TRAINS Of the South Carollra Rail-
road viii run follows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ...... ..........83O a. H.
Connecting with trains for MONTY oIaery, Memphis.
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and
FOR coLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. A. X.
Connecting with Wilmington ana Manchester B. stl.
road 'n' c'mdsp ssM ,ra1n oaAn1EsroS.
Leave AuGusra 900 A. u.
Arrive at CharIeston e.......b1O p. ~.
Leave Ccsnm o sIas.o,, Gla
AUGUSTA NIGHT ExPiasiss, ''- 80
SUNDAYS ExCRPTRD.,
Leave ChefleatoD. .7.3O p. n.
conneo.ns With ss;ns ,or Memphis Ns.svs
and rev Orleans. Vie Grand Junction.
teavo .Au&usta ..................4l0P. 2. d.
''s - SNsI;SssE coISMsfi NraHr FxPaEs $40 a. NJ
& - sUNDAYs ExcErTED.)
Leave Cnarlsston: ..................ao6P p. u.
conneotins isnnaays excepted, Win dreen,ilis sna
Columbia Railroad.
Lsave coirmo,s: 2. q.
A''' sFMMEsviiIa lSxrs. $50 A. H.
Leave Charleston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p NJ
Arrive at 8ummervil1e. 1e............. HtO p A.
Leave SummervIlle. .......,.......T1OA A. M.
Arrive A& Chagleston. n...............,...o.026A A. n
CAMDEN BRANOH.
Camden and C0umhts PASSENGER Trains on KoH-
DAYS, wrpNzsDAYs Snd SATURDAYS. connects wiih
up and down Day Passengers At Kingylllc.
!eave Oamoen. ...:................ ..:0.S0 =. H.
AFFN0 ~ SOluinpie.. sA1.,U A. n
Leave Coaum Ola. ......................2W -.
Arrive at cawdSA. ................ yes =. x.
8igne1s II. r. PRAKE.
AprT 10 General GupeEinSendenf.
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e3usnranfe.
ID IL u q X L. Y N
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
3usuranfe.

Assets over. 81 900, 900
ISSUES ALL KINDS OF LIFE AND ENDOW.
MENT POLICIES Dividends annuolly in cash.
Only Company having the Definite Guaranteed sur
render-Value Plan Policies, worldwide. Second to
no Company in the United States foc stability, be-
rality and economy.
O1ice No. 141 Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN ". BoUCK, President.
VIM. Nj. COLE Secretary.
State Agency No. IS Broad-street, Second Floor.
Local and Canvasaing Agents wanted throughout
the state.
Apply in person or by letter to
JAMES q. HOLMES, Jr,
General Agent for South Carolina.
July IL mwf 6mos
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aJA SCIENTIFIC WONDER.-A NEWLY
invented article has just been exhibited which is
enough to make one think that the days of wonder
not yet gone. 1t is Milk whose use transforms
the most deplorable complexion to one Of almost
alabaster smoohness and pleasing whiteness. keep
ing the skin Delightfully."- cool dnring Get Weather.
This exquisite beauhner is known as MILK OF
vIOLETS and promises to take the place OF poison.
Gus toilet powders. Sold by all druggists and fancy
goods dealers. v. W. BRIECHERHOFf, New York,
General Agent. JuJy 12
~ CONSULATE OF NORTH GERMAN
UNION.-NOrICE.- Mr.. FREDERICK PETRAsOH,
from Ruethen. hereby requested to report in per.
son at the Consulate General Of the North German
Union, at New York. Office No. lit BROADWAY,
Room No. ~, or to forward his address at the
earliest opportunity. Persons knowing anything Of
the present residence Of Mr.. PETRAsCH are re-
quested to communicate the same to above Consu.
late. July 10
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4 AS- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. Ion rHE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Nar.
hood. With the humane vtsw OF treatment and cure,
sent BY mail free Of charge. Address howard AS
OOrATI0N. BOX r. Philadelphia, Pa.
RAavc .lS7
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sS- TIE WORLD GROWS WISER.-THE
human stomach has been shamefully persecuted
organ. There was time when for every daranction
Of duty It was punish. with huge doses OF the most
disgusting and nauseous drugs. In vain 1t rejected
them, and Qterally) returned them upon the hands
OF those Who administered them. They were forced
upon again and again, until its solvent power was
thoroughly drenched out Of 1t.
The world Is wiser now than It was III that drastic
era, when furious purgaton and mercurial salvation
we're what Artemus Ward would have called the
main holt Of the faculty, in OF dyspepsia and
liver complaint. a ~tst4. tks.s y
The great modern remedy for Indigestion and bill
iousness is HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BI TIERS, q
preparation witch has tho merit Of combining pal
atabe flavor with such tonic, aperient and antibi!
ous properties, as were never heretofore united in
any medicine.
II has been discovered at last that sick people are
not like the tabled Ttans who ouud prostrstlon go
refreshing that. when knocked down. they rose from
the earth twice as vigorous before. When an in
wand ts prosrated by powerful depicting drugs, he
is apt to stay prostrated; ard the debitated being
aware OF the fact prefer the building up to the knock
ing down system OF treatment
HOSTETTEk'S BITTs Rs meets the requirements
Of the rational medical philosophy which at prosen,
prevails. 1t is perfectly pure vegetable remedy,
VuOEuCiAk tAkco AAupoTtbut prOp0rCtoS OF pre-
ventive, tonic snd alternative. It foriiRes the
budy against disease nvieorates and revitaxes the
torpid stomach and Liver, and eAf.cts most saluta.
~ change in the entire system, when In u morbid
condition. "" e 'TAs Si
IN summer, when the epfeebling temperature rem.
d re- the human organization particularly suscept.-
BILE to unwhoiesoe ssmosp spherto snhusnces the Bit
ters should be taken protection against epidemic
disease r. ~ = Dao y nm 20 ! q n July 10 m
ss NOTICE. E.--NATIOMAL FREEDMANB
SAVINGS BANK --DRPOsITs made between now
and July 10Th, will draw interest from July LIST.
Juno % "a NATHAN RITTER Cashier.
!. ,s~ THE NEAREST. The QUICKEST AND
THE ECHEAPEsT--Tan NEWS JOB OFFICE. No.
lAs HAST BAY, having rsplenashsa Ito Stock with o
new ana large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality ana latest styles. prepared 10 execute. at
:ne shoTtess notiee and In the best manner, JOB
PRIN NrING of every description. NsN faAt
call and oyssane the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
s%DUTcHER'S LIaHTN n, FLY-KTLLER.
Dseth 10 tue Mvinsi Lopi live the Kulsrsi SOLD
by Deaiexp everywhere. Jnn0 June -
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NEW YORK AND CHAN STON
STEA MSH1P LINE.
II q n N H w 20 I,K

cxr.4aa Tn1. ePT -NnID. HIDE.WEEEI.
ZR&1pTS STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN M g.
EEINNLNH1Y WooDHULL Commander, will sail
As.SsRsapa"a from AdRer's south Wharf on FAT :.
CRDAY, July IT, at IL O'Clock NJ.
60 An extra charge OF $5 made for Tickets Dur.
chased on board after sailing
a1- No Bills of Lading signed after the steamer
leaves.
Boston and Providence. r. i.
Ga through Bills of Lading given to Liverpool
A1- Marine Insurance by this line n per cent.
Ra5- The steamers OF this line are first class in
every respect. and their Tables oed with all
the dehcacies of the NewNork and Charleston mar.
kets.
Fer Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGEh CO. Agents
Corner AdQer'e Wharf and East Bav tT'p-. ta,rs.)
A4- CHAMPION. will follow on SATURDAY. july
"a al o'clock P. M.
July IL
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THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.


THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
kGsaezm STEAMERS OF THE ABOVE
MN1&9&$1S line leave Pier No. "a. North River.
[EkQEXfX~ foot Of Canal-street. New Yort nj
IL o'clock noon, of the 1st 1lth and
71st of every month except when these dates tall
On Sunday then the Saturday preceding).
Departure Of LIST and 21st connect at Panama with
stsamers for South Pacific and Central Amer1oap
por.s panart,,r Those 20 Of 1ss touch At ManSanillo
NE Ha new steam Line nrom Panama to Australis and
Steamship oREeONIAN leaves San Trar CISCO for
China and Japan AuRust 4 1863.
NO California steamers touch at Havana, but 90
direct from New York TO Aspinwall
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult,
Medicine aud attendance free
For Passage Tickets or fur her information aspl.
at the COMPANY's TICKET OFFICE on the WHAT
foot of Canal.street, North niver. New York.
March "a Tyr F. R. BABY. Agent
FOR GEORGETOWN. 9. C.
uK@h THE STEAMER EMILE, CAPTAIN
ss&sHzkis.I5sEsi6.P. q. LEWIS. will receive Freight
HIS DAY, at south Commercial Wharf and leave
as above on TUEGDAY MORNING, the 18th inst, at
O'Clock. '
For engagements apply to
July IL No. Boyce's Wharf
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
For PALATEkA. FLORIDA.
VIA eAvANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JAUKSQ
VIELE.
- H. TBE ELEGANT AND FIRST-OLASS
lE1sRaxE sSTJAMER DICTATOR, Captaip
w. T. MCNELTy will sail from Charleston even
TUESDAY EVENING. at Nine O'Clock. tor the above
po1Dta
Connecting With the Central Railroad at Savannei
for Mobile an New Orleans, and with the Florids
Railroad at Eerlandina for Cedar Keys, at whioi
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensacola Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading signed to New Orleans end
Mobile.
All freight payable on the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at ne
and expense Of owners.
]. D. AIKEN CO., Agsnts,
May AZ South Atlantic Wharf.
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Railroads.

OOUTA CAROLINA RAILROAD.
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FOR NEW 1KM'

RsAGlWIC MALL STEAMSHIP .COMRKn
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&s- NOTICE. NATIONAL FREEDMANn
SAVINGS BANK --DRPOsIrs msde between now
and July 10Th, will draw interest from July LIST.
June % "a NATHAN RITTER, Cashier.
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lyKTRATH OF aaAGN EsYA.
I 4 GOOD COOKING sUMMRR MEDI0rNR. MADE
fresh every day, by DR. q. BAER.
May 25 No. lSs Eeotagstreee
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creating values, and by expediting the
construction of railways, before five
years. add fifty per cent to the general
wealth.
Think of = single result Let the pro-
posed canal have depth, width and grade
proper to float rails, timbers and lumber,
in small RATS, with the current, aid at
once thousands of acres of timbered
lands would vie in price with the open
prairie.
Furthermore; let the unappropriateo
lands Of the foot hills and mountain slopes
be donated to hardy American and Euro
can settlers, who will cultivate them,
and | believe such a policy would be like
transmitting the rocks into gold, source
of incalculable wealth. But let no cor
poratc bodies monopolize the soil Every
additional hand and mouth and acre
brought into use makes the country
richer.
Time permits me not to dwell on the
esthetical uses of the pure mountain
fluid in utilizing luxury itself, when
aboundins wealth, directed by cultivated
taste and public spirit, shall employ it to
cheer and create beauty in the Park. the
Public Garden, the Drive and the Prom
enade, where on our glorious FOURTH
and other days of public festivity, patri-
otic. happy, grateful people will assemble
to brighten cherished memories, cultivate
the amenities cf social life, and render
homage and thanksgiving to the Almighty
and Parental Ruler OF human destinies
and giver of all blessings.
Fellow citizens let us address our
selves with enlightened self interest and
earnest cooperation to such enterprises,
and Oregon will soon emerge from her
isolation and commercial depression. 1t
is an aphorism, old as history, that
"Heaven helps those who help them
selves" Thus, too, we secure human
aid. I have no doubt that Ben Holiday
and men like him of sagacity, nerve and
capital, will look upon such achievements
as those suggested as the best of subsidies
and the most valid of guarantees. Such
enterprises will unlock and attract the
treasures of wealth and credit and secure
the building of railroad, annIhilating
time, if not distance, and restoring us to
the neighborhood of the older States.
Two or three summers more, and
Heaven permitting, we will 90 to assist at
TIE driving of the last-the golden spike
that will unite us to that great work
already done, that now binds, in COM
mercial and political union, the Atlantic
and the Pacific shores.
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IF Poor Do Nor MARRY.-Persons
who are in moderate circumstances are
fools to get married, unless both man
and aronaan are willing to work to make
a living. But the idoa, at this age Of
fashion and foolety, for poor man to
marry poor girl and then as soon as she
is wife sit down and expect to be sup
ported by a man who could scarcely
keep himself when alone, is high pressure
nonsense.
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PERsoNAL.-Thos. Monteith, ESQ,
took passage on the last steamer for San
Francisco, where he will remain during
the winter personally experimenting the
interests of the Steam FIGURING Mills, of
this city, Of which he is part owner
Father Freeland, one of the oldest
and most respected citizens of this
county, left us during the week for Cali
fornia, where he will spend the winter
The greater portion of the time will be
spent by him in Santa Clara.
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lRAcING.-At the close OF the County
Fair, Saturday afternoon, a race came of
between Swank's horse and Frum' mare
thht excited considerable interest, as it
was the second race the two animals had
ruh-the judges refusing to decide the
first race in favor of either animal Sat
urday's race terminated in favor Of the
Swank horse. Distance, one quarter Of
mile; amount, 500.
During the afternoon of the same day,
Norman Swank's stallion and = Red
jacket tried their speed for quarter of
mile, for 500 side, '.Red jacket"
winning the race and money.
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APpoINTED.-Mrs. Margaret Bodine
has been, by the County Court of Linn
county, appointed administrative of the
estate of D. IL. Bodine, deceased, and all
persons having claims against said estate
are duly notified to present the same,
properly attested, at her residence, four
miles east of this city, within six months
from the 5th of the present month. Per-
sons interested will make the proper note
of the notice, which appears in another
column of to-day's issue
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New GRocERIEs.-Messrs. +. NJ.
RedfeId & Co. have opened large stock
of new groceries, in the building opposite
r. C. Hill & Sons drug store, on First
street, and invite the public to call and
see them. Frank Red6eld holds the en-
viable position as one of the most popular
grocers ever doing business in Albany
and of course the house, in his hands,
viii do remuneratiye Wholesale and rc-
tail business.
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FRIGHTFUL AccIDENT.-A terrible
accident occurred at the Indiana State
Fair grounds, near Indianapolis, on the
LIST inst, caused by the explosion of a
steam boiler, by which some nineteen
persons were instantly killed, and proba-
bly a hundred wounded Governor Ba-
ker made narrow escape, large frag-
ment passing directly over his head,
striking and seriously injuring his coach
man. Several of. the killed were defaced
beyond recognition.
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NEXT WEDNEsDAy.-Fou of the
smallest people in the world, Gen. Tom.
Thumb and party, will give an exhibi-
ton in the Court House, on Wednesday
of next week. Of course everybody will
want to see these miniature ladies and
gentlemen; and as they will positively
give but two performances, all should be
on hand at the time advertised. See
their card
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ROBINSON CRUsoE's ISLAND Colo
NIzED.-The following bit of infor,na
ton from the Panama Sta. and Xeraio
will be of interest the world over: At 6
distance of less than three days voyage
from Valparaiso in Chill, and nearly in
the same latitude with this important
port on the western coast of South
America, is the island of Juan Fernan.
dez, where once upon time Alexander
Selkirk, during a solitary banishment Of
four years, gathered the material for De
foes Robinson Crusoe. This island, little
thought Of by the inhabitants OF the
Chilian coast-land, has lately become Of
some interest by the fact that III Decem-
Der, 1868, it was ceded to society OF
Germans, under guidance of Robert
Wehrhan, an engineer from Saxony, for
the purpose of colonization. The under
taker of this expedition left Germany
eleven years since, passed several years
in England, served as Major through the
war of the republic against secession,
and was subsequently engaged as enSi-
neer on the Cerro Pasco railroad in South
America. He and his society, about 60
or 20 individuals, have taken possession
of the island, which is described as being
most fertile and lovely spot. They
found there countless herds of goats /;
some thirty half-wild horses, and sixty
donkeys, the latter animals proving to be
exceedingly shy They brought with them
cows and other cattle, swine, numerous
fowls and all the various kinds of agri-
cultural implements, with boats and fish,
ing apparatus, to engage in different pur-
suits and occupations. The grotto made
famous as Robinson's abode, situated in
a spacious valley covered with large fields
of wild turnips-a desirable food for
swine-has been assigned to the hopeful
young Chilian gentleman to whom the
porcine part of the society's stock has
been intrusted, and he and his protcges
are doing very well in ther new quarters.
Juan Fernandez is one of the stations
where whaling vessels take in water and
wood.
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JOB WORK.

Having received type. stock Of colored
inks. cards, Gordon Jobher. cite, pre-
rae5 10 sSecnts all kiriIs of printing IN better
manner and tfty per cent cheaper tnan ever be
fore offered in this city.
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EQUEsTRIANs will be seen
by our report elsewhere, there were three
entries for the diploma offered by the
Agricultural Association for the best
equestrianship. After the ribbons had
been presented to Miss Johnsoua and Miss
Irvine, the third lady, Miss CapIingcr
who was awarded the first premium at
the State Fair last year, accompanied by
Mr. Jas. Nixon, sent her horse around
the track in about as good time as was
made during the Fair. We must say
that she rode and handled her animal
elegantly aud fearlessly. and deserved the
testimonial that was voluntarily presented
to her by witnesses of the race, in the
shape of purse of money. Miss Mag
gle Irvine is u graceful equestrienne, and
acquitted herself well, although weak
from recent illness, having had a severe
chill the morning of the trial
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WALKING PLoW.-Frank Woods, Of
this city, had plow on exhibition at the
Fair, that was unanimously pronounced
the best walking piow on exhibition.
Frank also had some beautiful Grace
shoes" on exhibition, made by himself
for one of the fast horses on the ground,
that were hard to beat.
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DEAD.-Mr. G. Usher, the young
man who was thrown from his horse on
the track al. the Fair grounds last week,
died on Sunday afternoon. He lived
ont about Soda Springs.
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PUBLIC DEBr.-The public debt
statement for the last month shows de.
crease of s7,467 ,442 81. The amour.
OF cash in the treasury IS S10S, los, ,465
81, coin; s65, 5,5S0,o51 80, currency
This makes the total amount of the pub
lie debt, less amount in the treasury, 50,
46S, ,495,072 OIL. Thus it will be seen
that the total decrease of the debt, since
the first of March last, is $50, 1868, 189
90. In spite of all that is said and urg-
ed to the contrary, the public debt, under
a Republican administration, is gradual
ly but surely decreasing day by day,
month by month, and should the present
administration Of affairs continue, will ere
long be entirely wiped out.
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ADSEHrIsINn RATES.

: Transient advertisements per Square of ten
lines er less first insertion, s.; each subsequent
insertion. 81.
Larger advertisements inserted the
liberal terms.
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Agents for the Register.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

WANTED-At this Office, Immediately,
twenty cords of dry wood, in payment of
subscription, advertising, etc. Persons
who wish to pay us in wood, either on
old accounts or on advance subscriptions,
will please deliver it at once, before the
winter rains fairly set iu, that we may
get it sawed and housed from the wet
Butter, lard eggs, potatoes, poultry,
horses, cattle, farms, steamboats,, or in
fact anything that has value in this
market, will be taken in exchange for
subscription, etc, to the REGISTER NO
trouble to show goods"
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LEcruRtsG.-Mr. Todd, the great
spiritualist, has been lecturing at the
Court House in this city during the
week.
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BoRN.-To the wife of Squire Arnold
on Saturday morning, October I'd, a boy.
weighing nine and half pounds.
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No LoNaER.-Cotton is no longer
King. II the late war it was worsted.
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VARIOUS ITEMS.


How to turn peoples heads"-go
church.
The love which shrinks from reprovi
is no love.
Those who go to law for damages a
pretty sure to get them.
Why are all whist players ii
monkeys2 Because they have %
tricks.
Why are whispers like sea robbcr'
Because they are private-hearing Cpl
vatcering).
From what did the old fashion
horse pistol take its name? From
habit of kicking.
The man who ate his dinner with Il
fork Of river has been trying to spin
mountain top.
Don't speak ill of old maids. Th'
are the true angels who have refused
make men miserable by marrying thei
The following lately appeared in
country paper: "Wanted-a stea'
young man, to look after horse of Il
Methodist persuasion"
Ladies are said to be working ths
way into the watch business, becau
they produce handsomer fac ces and mo
delicate hands than men.
Beware how you walk Trough Ii
Look with modesty upon e ~ one no
ever humble. Let not yol ook petr'
nor your actions belle you ughts.
The Norwegian imm 70 '
country is perfectly
stated that some 10000
ing the ensuing eightr
A friend observin
purchase wire
our fashionable sho
mark that she was !,
for new campaig
1t is very com
lower order of amin
of man: yet it is ct
insects are backb;
rupeds tail bear
The following
ton of her milk
est man in the
she skins his
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a Iaborer answered.: ------
~t.Sir, there are two wcayers in the vii
lase, and for SO small place one is
enough hang the other"
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TERSiS-IN ADJ

orrIcs on CORNER OF FERRY AND rrasr-srs,
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Agricultural Address

DELIVERED BEFORE THE LINN COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. FRIDAY,
OCTOBER lsT, 1869, by REY~E. r..
GEARY.