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PAIAPsco 0uANo.-1he schooner Shiloh,
from Baltimore. which arrived q day or two ago.
brought three hundred tons Pat.psco Guanc, q val
usbe fertilizer, watch is being offered for the hrst
time in thi, market by Messrs. COurenay & Tren-
holm, Union Whalve1, who are forwarding heavy
lots of it to various points in South Carolina Geor-
gia and Alabama. It is spo.en of in high terms BY
all who have hat an opportunity to useit
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAT.

HOLMES & MACBETH will sell ct half-past 10
O'Clock at the corner OF East Bay and Boyces south
wharf window hes. iron safe, &C.; and at II
o'clock at the sld Pustofce, building 10. In Queen
street.
G. MoBR1DE SMITH will sell at 10 o'c.ock. at his
saesroon, Broad-street, horses, mules, furniture,
&c.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store.
corner King and Liberty streets. boots, shoes and
has.
WnLIAM MCKAY will soil at 10 O'Clock. in his sales
room. Meeting.street, ,urriture, blankets, &c.
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PERsoNAL.-Nessrs. J. NJ. Francis, of the
Troy Times, an, Luther Caldwell. of the finira Adj
yerser reached this city yesterday and are stopping
at the Pavilion Hotel. hess gentlemen, with their
wives, are on IN excursion through the south. and
their principal object is 10 for themselves the
true condition OF the country and to hold FREQ con-
verso with the People.
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eg-EssAYs FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON TIE
Errors and abuses incidont to Youth and Early Man
hood with tho humane view Of sTeltmans and euro.
sent by mail fee OF charge Address HOWARD
As, OoIATIoN, Po1 2. Phi;adelphia. Pa.
January 90 3moa
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A CHARLESTON MECHANIC ABRo. Din an
advertisement of rice mill, which appears in
French paper Published in New Orleans it Is stated
by way of Recommendation that 1t WIS built under
the supervision of Mr.. 2. MoKinlay, who had been
engaged in the construction Of similar mills in South
Curolira fcr thirty years.
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aFALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment of WIZ. S. CohWIS co No. as
ng-strcet. between Wentworth AMI Beaufaln, are
OF the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
can be warranted as PURE AND GENUINE. Thisis
In established fat
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EHE DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND Con-
MsRc1AL CRcuIAn will be ready for delivery at our
counting reom at nin, O'Clock this morning Single
copies FIVE cents. Orders for ten copies and over
will be filed at the rate of two and half cents Per
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sy RECEIVERS NOTICE. THE UNDER
sIGNpD. havin. been appointed hece'ver Of the
late firm Ct DAWSON & BLACKMAN, hereby give'
notice that all claims against sad nrm must be pre-.
sentei to him. ana all persons indebted must mako
pay to JSO. I, u6APHREYS,
January - No ~ Brond.stroa.
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February 4

m EXECUTOR AND EXEcU fRI&.3 No
TICS-An persons having any claims against the
Estate OF the late LAMB STEVENS tcolowdl, will
present tie same, properly a!t' sted, to DANIEL
WALKER, at Colonel John Phillips Office, Church
street; ard oil persons indebted to said Estate will
please make payment to same.
DANIEL WALKER, Exe:utor.
ELlZ.BEIH STEVENS, Executrix.
Janu,rv % f3#
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GERMAN RIFLE CLuB.-The attention OF the
members of this club is specially called to the ad-
yer.isement of meeting in this mornings paper.
Business of special importance Will be transacted in
regard to the approaching schutzenfes and certain
half thousand orange trees.
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MUIEs.-Mr. Arnold, at No. 219 Meeting
street, has just received another lot OF primo young
broke mules As this is to he the last lot Of this
season. planters should call early See advertisement.
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TIE Hot SupPER.-Thero was another la1 &c
attendance OF the supper last evening. The charm
ing ladies', the soft and delightful music, could bui
make the entertainment Of tue most agreeable cna-
racer Tho inclemency OF tho weather had dis
couraging effect upon the prospects of tho festival
bu. hoped Il will be counteracted by full num-
Der of visitors this evening" which all will rccooct is
the last night of the entertainment.
The following Is list Of articles rafl,d last eve
ming at the Hot SUPPER: One emb-sijeroa handErr'
chief won by T. A. Beauish; silver 'ard r'' eiyer.
tsptain Chase; case French susarplums, 1hss.
O'Brion; fruit cake. P. L. Duffy; two handsome
paiuti rgs, Il. Rhta; SILVER egg stand, j. j. Grace;
toilet set, Jamcl Cosgroye; shell cross, Miss Julia
suivan fruit cake, Mrs E. T. Sehachte; largo fruit
cake, James Fout; handsome cushion, John
Dougherty; cmbrsiderod chair, B. F. swcegan;
handsome doll, A. Kenny largo wax doll ard pair oi
shoes. T. $. OBrien; Glib quilt ]. F. Maher; en-
broldered cushion Lr. J. Cosgrove; infants dress
Mrs N Drake; tidy, aits. M. Qaaekenbush; glove
box. Mrs II. S. Haines: toilet trunk. Miss A. Ksnny
haudson,o guilt, Mrs. A. Devsreux; baby troie'u,
P. Buchheit, Jr.; portrait of Bishop Persico.
DIR. ]. Cosgrove; Qu7ter doll Miss Fannie Ryan;
1--WE nty prizes preserves and fruits, won by j @.
Grain, ". Sawaer, c. P. Ainaar, T. A. Bcanaish,
Mrs. ". Byrre. Mrs. q S. Hall. j. O. LATTE, Mrs.
J. Nolan, Mrs. s. Ball, Miss Minnie Ryau, De Bel
la,she. Mrs E. s. Hall, J. aomuans. ME- H. $. Hall,
Mrs. ]. r. Laftte, 1henas Murphy, J. Michel, Mrs.
q. F. Baker. A. MeLoy, ) D. Lafitte; powder box,
Miss Louisa Duchhelt.
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February 8

grJ. S. MARTIN (LAIE GRUBER &
>BrIN| will be pleased to soc his frenoe and eus-
tomors at wM s. CoR0IN & co, No. 275 Kiae-
street between Wentworth und Bcaufain.
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sS- Du MOI .ETrI y VII q DANGER.-A
single spark may kinde = i.ne that will consume
CITY. and emIl aimente neglected, may end in 'aial
disorders Bearing ils fact in mind. let the FIRST
sym ptoms of Geh!.ity neryou rrostfatioI be met
promptly with in,igorAtiug Treatment. Forcno't
among the vegetable touirs of the age stands HOS.
TEl1ER'. $40 ZACH LIrTi hs. aR whenever the
vital powers to largriish, there is any rea
suntos .spect that tho anim. functions essential 10
tho sustcraton sEd pur1 cason Of the body aro lar
pcrfcoty per formed. this invau BILE nvigorant mi
autiscptic shou d at once be rrs"rea 20. jndl0son
alwsys produces weakness Somcstimes it happens.
-snd this IL mora frequently tho cQss In Win er
han at any ohrr season.-ihat the appct to deIanis
moro iood .haa the stomach oln gest lhcu@k not
mere perhaps. han is r.quircd . kocp up nc full
strength Of .ho franc. Tho object. :dcr such sir-
cums,auccs. Is to inc.ecse digestive oapaclsy OF
the ass mu niug orgaa so as 10 make il equal 10 tho
duty imposed upon By tho appetite and oIpa6ls OF
supplying tho bui dug masef'l OF The systena s iast
rs it's requlrou Ibis eboct is fully acrora ;ashei
by tho uss OF the Bitcrs. They toue and RontJ
st m llate Tho cellular membrane w,ah seoretss The
gastric Juice and the result % that the sDvsa is
mingled with the food in sufficient gu nifty TO
vert all it. nou:sh' particles iato puro aud whe!e-
some olcment. If. tho other baud, thcrl IS do
auioucy of appetite, without any corresponding det
cheney Of ge tive power the effect Of tae tonic Is TO
stimulate desire for food. In nineteoa c,ses cut
OF TWEEN y. beIdache, nausea. Nervousness, fsintng
fits, spasms. and, Indeed. most Of Ee casual aalss
aud Igins to which humanity Is subject. proceed
primarily from Indigestion complies,cd W th lcus
nc.s ond for roth the, o conplaints H0 TEr ER'S
TON AcA BIrrERS zre recommen led as speedy
and sertlin cure D&o & January 10
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SCI BRIDE AND BRIDEdEooM.-EsS
FOB Young MgN on tho Interesting relation OF
bridegroom 10 Brido in the institution OF Marriagcf =
y gulde to matrimonial felicity aud true Happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed e,er envelopes froo charge
Address a9wARD ASSOCIATION. Box p, Paiia-
dslPbia Pa. September
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RRpoRrERs' CRUs1Bs.-City stock was hold al
G. yesterday, and South Carolina Railroad stock
brought 49,
some of the new disciples of Themis kept clear Of
the courthouse yesterday; the fsar of debut nc
doubt restrained them.
The snap-gun is sill doing damlg, to window
panes.
The weather underwent cool change yesterday,
and overcoats were very comfortable.
Witnesses summoned to appear at the present
court should attend punctualy, Or they will be at
tached for contempt, was de ~ss With three ger
tlemen yesterday.
There was fashionable colored wedding last night
at one of the hrrchcs; thrre were thirteen brides
maids in attendance.
The motion to release james J. Reeves. charged
with tho murder of Jones, will be renew' d to-day.
The case OF James r. Walsh, charged with murder,
will bo called up on wednesday.
number OF robbers and fowl thieves are still
loose in the community.
The Old dodge of stealing the door keys from 'csi-
dences is being revived:
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The following cases were
disposed of at the Mayors Court yesterday:
Joshua Higgins co!ored, di'orderly conduct in
Laurene-street; discharged.
Newfoundland cog. white and black, taken up
Going Mt large in Smith street. Owaer ordered to
nav SO for license and s5 penalty or the dog to be
killed.
VIM. Dawson, while drunk and unable to take
care of himself In Elliot'.street; fined SIS.
Henry Robertson. locked up for safe keeping By
his mother; discharged.
Augustus Milos. co:ered, drunk and drawing a re-
volyer on Rebecca Green, relored, No. IL Water
street; fl1ed $780, and pistol forfeited.
Tbes Parker, white. drunk and disoraerly in
Tradd-street; fined S.
Black and tan terrier dog found in Ma ket-slreet;
owner orde cred to pay s. for license and s6 penalty
or the dog to be killed.
Three Irishmen we're arrested on King. street, yes
terday, for disordsrly conduct -Four hundred dol
lars was found in their possession.
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saftipneers' Iriuate Sales.
Real Estate
BY G, NcBRIDE SMITH,

No 81 Br0ad-stieet, SOuth sIdc, nenr
State-strcet.
At Private salD-
TONS
Valuable Rice Plantations
Va uablc Upland Plantations and Farms
Lxtepsiv. AID valuable Mnnut c.ories, Mill Sites
and Delightful summer Residences In vapsous
parts of the south.
ALSO, -...-'
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS Of all rizos, prices
and descriptions IN every part of tho city
Januarya5 IS mWi5mo
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MEETINGS THIS DAP

NEEIINFS IIIS UAI.
Marion Fire Company, at 2 P. NJ.
Eagle Fire Company. ut Z P. N.
Marion Lodge, at7P. NJ.
Slcict Observance Lodge. at z P. NJ.
German Rifle Clat, OF g P. NJ.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Lanneau, ct al, us. BonneH. ct al
Cn MONDAY, the 18th day OF February instant, at
IL O'CLOCK viii be sold. at tho Old Gust mhouBe,
AIT that MRSSUAe AMI LO OF LAND sfuatl,
lying and being on Concord-streot, in the City Of
Charlie tou, y. O., measuring and cor taiuing in
fri MT on Concnrd-sreet one hundred and ten /(11C)
feet, moro or loss, aud in depth one hundred and
forty.hve 14b feet or less; butting and hound
ing to the west and north on Lands Of the Aew York
steam Packet Company, to IT, SOU on ands now
or late OF the estate Of John f. Knox, aud to he east
on Concord 8 rect.
1ermt-One-.our,h cash; the bala ce on credit
of one twa, three; four and five years. secure ! by
bond bonds OF the purchaser bearing interest
from the day Of sale, payab srmi-annu lily. and
mortgage OF tue property The buildings to be In
sured and the policy assigned.
Z. ". NJ. MAoKEY,
sheriff Charleston County.
Fobruary mwt7
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BUsIN HISS NOTICE As.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
poano at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
ard Anson strees. Goods delivered tree.
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as-ooNSIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER. from New York, are hereby notified
that she Is dischargng cargo at Adgors Wharf THIS
DAY. Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will
be stored at expense and risk OF owners.
JAMES AD6ER l. CO.,
Fohrrory < Agents.
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TEE DAILY News will be served to subscri-
bers in the ciy at DOLLARS year in advance. or
at FIFTEEN oExTs week, payable to the carriers.
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February s

e NOrlCE.-THE FIRM or a. GETTY
& CO. having ceased long time spce those who
are still indebted to The late firm are notified to make
payment without delay.
Charleston. February 4, 1869. 2 Fehrupry5
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suffiaI aptifes.

a@ CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP FAI.::
CON, from Baltimore. arc hereby noifed that che
Is THIS DAY dschargins cargo at Pier No 1, Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away OF sunset will
remain on wharf at Consi5nces' lisk.
MohDECAI'& & CO.,
February Agents.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST CIRCULAriON.-THE D ALLY
NEWS BEING THB NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
srcoaNIzEp as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR.
oULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
publishes THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE PosToFFICB AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE pROvIS.
IONS OF THE NRw PoSToFFIcE Law.
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@3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KHIsrE b oRAPAAN corner Khlq ard kJdrllffo
streats and get bostv article Zoe The came money
thau ut any other establishment In the osry.
November L. 8mos
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SS GArCHELOR'S hAI2 DYE ylIE
spleuthd Har Dye is tho best in rhs we-rl, :se
only tuo snd perfect Dye; harroliss. ritabis
u.tntlucons; 70 ,iissvpotasmeas; no ridicnloas
sl,r.si comedies the III efaess OF had dye. ,rr.sa
eates AID eayrs the eRir Roa aad b1.uhtul black
brown. Sold bv al rrnas1s's anh Peprlr sra, NJ
prope1lv a,zpsad at Rslsheios's Uia FastocY. &c
yc..,-xtrrct No. yors InnnsIrg
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s- THE CELEBRATED W. s. G. CLUB
HOUSE GIN, pure, sOf, and uucqua!!od-W :. COZ
WIN & C;l, sola Agents. Medical men of tho high
est .tandns ack odge that nin in rs pure eta q,
has gro:t medical properties We therefore plgcs
tho CLUB HoU N Gin beie;e the public with The
greatest confidence ami moro lsrasula " 10 Hsoso
who use ct medi ina'ly. as an arsss tA Il onIy ne
anir~s 10 he known t, be properly approo ed
n,1- 81 SO PR bo1;a S15 per cass
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LADIES' LUNm AT KFssNAN's SaLooN.-01s-
tsss In very style. nIsnce pics. rtsb daily Bot cof
res and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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AsrifulturaI
"PEELER" CJTTGN SEED.

WE HAyB RRCEIvtDA sMIILL SUPPLY OF
w tho celehra cd PEtLEH COTTON NEED.
which will be Id al Five Dollars pet busnel. We
refer 10 the IL wing certificate cJncer ing tho
Pceler Cotton, which accompanied tho Soed.
GsU. w. WILLIAMS i CO.
Factors
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as- COLLETON-IN EQUITY.-ALEXAN-
DER C. sBAFFER, CLERK COURT. COMMON
PLEAS FOR coLLEToN, AND 9TH RS, HEIRS
ATLAw OF JOHN @. D. BOATwRIeHT, DECEas-
ED Va. LIrTLEDERRY BoaTwRI6HT aND
oTHERs.-DILL FOR FORECLOSURE AND SALE.
It appearing to my satisfic ion that JOHN BOAT
WRIGHT one of the defendants to tho above BILL is
absent from and WITHOUT the limits OF the State so
that tho process of tho Court cannot be served upon
him. on motion of Tracy Malone, P.ainti1s' Soic-
itors: It is ordered, That the ssid JOHN BOAT
WRIGHT do plead, answer or dsnur hereto in forty
days from the first publication Of this order, or
decree pro cotsso will be entered OF record against
hIm.
Office Clerk Court Common Peas, Col'eton, Janu.
ary 0, 1869. A. C. SnAFFER, C. C. P.
January IA jan14, ,feb5.25
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"HoeD's SovKREIsN BALM" has no equal fos
oousbs .oida sroaps, asthma. DC. Try R and Do
oonvr cod and recUmmand 1t to others For s'e by
Coa!a L Goiso Diu, ststs, cnrner hec1nS aad Hnsea
srcsa. WINS 5anaary az
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IHrERNAL Rn7HN NgE ST. II 9
OYau Dononninah DDS.
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Aaftipn Salss.

Boots, Shoes and Hats. -.
KY MILES DRAKE. -
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at my
store, corntr. of King and Liberty Streets
:. SIXTY Casts BOOTS AND SHOES,
- - ooNt IsTING oR::
CASES MEMS CALF AND KIP BOOTS
Cases Mems Calf and Buff Bregans y Jt
Gas Mems Calf ond Buff Bamorals
Cases Boys Brogans and Balmoras
Cases Youths Copper Toe Boots -.
Cases Ladies' Serge, Congress and Polish Boots
Cases Women's Goat and Buff Bootees
Alarge variety OF Ladies', Misses and Childrsn'B.
Shoes, In cartoons - = =
20 cases 12o dozen Mems and Boys WOOL HATS.
February 5
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8yTHE EXTENT 10 WHICH LIE ADUL-
ITERATION of Liquors is carried on in this coun.
try makes 1t tho duty of the purchaser to invoti.
gale the norits of the article oorcd for sao. 1t is q
well known fact that many of tho Drandies, Winos,
&c., arc manufactured from rench Extracts. Esser-
till Oils and Alcohol, which ia poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious tfoets.
Ihe public is justly su'picious of nearly every
thing put up for sale undor tho namo of Liquors. and
tie r-de has boon brought into disropute, aud in
order TO insurs 10 those who desire Pure Article 1t
is sny necessary for to say ,hat wc Import Drecs
oil Brandics, wines and Gins aud warrant them per-
fec Hpure AZ originally imported.
AL Bottled Liquors bearing tho lbcls of W. 8.
cORWIN & CO., can be relied upon as baiAs pure.
a5-Purchascrs should no ice that tho Paror Ca,'
over the cork is not broken We py for Bottles that
have our labels on, Ono Dollar por dczen, when re-
turr ed.
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RF COLLETON-IN EQUIPY.-MARGA-
RET A. GLOVER, ASSIGNEE OF DENJAMIN
STOKES, ooMslT5SIoNER IN EQU1lY. vs. BENJa-
MIN OK :s, AsAI1NI 'rhAToR JoHH o. SAND
ERs, DECEASED. AND ANN u. SANDERS, DhVI.
SEE OF JOHN o. SANDERS DECEAStD.-RILL
FOR FORECLOSURE AND sALE.-It appearing to
my satisfaction that ANN q. SANDERS, oac of The
defendants TO tho Bill in this case is absent rom
and without TIC limits Of The tale, on motion OF
Tracy Malone, Plaintiffs Solicitors: It is ordered,
That tho said ANN Fl. SANDERS do plead, answer
or dcmur hereto, in forty (iD, days from tho first
publication of this order, or 1ocrro pro cosfesso
will DO ento: cd of record against her.
Cficc Clerk Court Common Pleas, colloton jan
uary 0, 1869. A. O. SHAFFER, c. {. P.
January IL jan IA feb 6. rs
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2 30 rRIEr rAkY STA AMPs,
koLt on hlad and for slle BY
HCdER kAVENLL.
Brokers and Insurance Agents,
No. GO East Hay. cornor KIehansestreeh
December II ru2nos
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AsNgnee,,s Sale.
BY HUTSGN LEE, kuctiOneer.

Fobruary !
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01

A LONG RoDI.-The reporter Of
Q " iltshire paper has inst treated
rs to Heightened sweetness long
drawn out. Describing Q picnic az
Wootton Bassett, he wrote: "Ine
beautiful costume of The ladies OF
North willis, contrasting, AZ it did,
with the verdant aspect Of the
beautiful meadows around, and exS
tending to the distance of several
miles over a rich pasture valley to
Broad Hinto hills, conveyed to NJ
an Undesirable and pleasing Ct
feet. We were aware that the Lash.
ion was recently to wear long dress
es, but this Ia the first instance re.
ported of q dress ''extending to the
distance of several miles,"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01

Too MuCH LAND.-How rare Il
il Ne and . farmer who il satisfied
With The amount Of land he possess
-; although he may already hsve
two, three, q four times ~ much
aaad - he can properly and profit
ssly till, still, hike Oliver Twist he
wants osne more. He counts an
addition Of 20 many acres to hts
farm - % much added to his wealth
which may be true or may not. II
he has already Is much land As nc
can manure and cultivate 'ee"' as
. general rule, an addition OF more
land will reduce the net profits OF
the farm. 1t may be argued that
with the acquisition Of moro land
his resources for obtaining fertilizers
are increased but we think expe.
rience goes to prove that the large
farms with . few exceptions, arc
not kept in as good condition as
the smaller ones, and although 1t
might be possible by judicious man.
agement to increase the productive
ness in proportion as the size Of the
farm increases, yet it is hardly ever
done. The fact is most " our farm
ere attempt to cultivate too much
land, and do not get 80 good q re
turn for the labor expended as the
few who own small farms which are
kept in a high state Of productive
ness.
Take as example tho amount Of
crops raised on farm Of only 183
acres, in this town, which We no
ticed some weeks since. The val
ne Of the crops raised was about
$1,000; and this Is about the aver
ago production for several years
This may be an exceptional case
bot 1t should have some weight a
an argument in favor Of GUILTY. attn
less land, and keeping what 10 Gu
tivated in better condition. We n
peat that We believe many Of on
farmers have too much land.
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GOES COUGH BALSAM!

This long triad and popular Remedy 10 again
called to the attention Of the public. As often
a. the year rolls around, the proprietosr snnu,
them = hat amongst the MANY things required
for the health, comfort and sustenance Of the
family through the long and tedious months
Of winter, Goes Cough Balsam should not be
forgotten. For years it has been household
medicine-and mothers anxious for the safety
of their children. and all who suffer from any
disease Of the thrsat, chest and lungs, cannot
afford to be without it. In addition to the or
binary four ounce SO long in the market, We
will now furnish our mammoth family siz'
bottles which will. In common with the othel
size, be found at all Drug Stores.
For Group,
Tho Balsam will be found invaluable, and mai
always be relied upon in extreme cases
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FURNITURE.

i his Ware Rooms, first building south Q
Trotter House in
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