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l
New lnpreve0entA-Ths fwoek on the
penttsntiary progresses Rapidly and Mr..
Mckinney informs % the carpenter work
will b commenced next week, the walls
being nearly completed. Both superintend.
ent and contractor deserve praise for the
energy displayed in ito erection. and We
hazard nothing in saying that It bears the
impress of the finest workmanship yet dis.
played in Montana The building 10 ex.
pected TO be ready for occupancy by the
LIST Of October at farthest-one month In
advance of contract time.
Peter Biblical significance: "A Rock, +"
and therefore g brick " Walton, of the
Deer Dodge Brewery, is building new stone
beer vaults, in which to store and keep cool
and fresh the ''barley bree." Peter is a
gentleman, and Notwithstanding the ru-
mored e'nbroglio Of ''sunny France with
Prussia. Russia, and the Germanic States,
any Austrian. Prussian or Russian can rush
in 10 Peters these days of torridity, and
drink the best beer in the city, out Of two
story and half glass.
Mr.. O. B. O'Bannon's palatial mansion,
"under the trees" on the north side OF
Court House Square, Is now completed,
presents neat (but not guady) appearance,
and we know of no place where the Knight
of the blue grass country can more com.
fortably enjoy the evening Of life.
The McKinstry House on Court H6us<
Square is undergoing a thorough reftal
the rear portion being raised to an equa
height with the front, shingled, and the re-
arrangement Of its rooms. This is good
property and we ore glad to note il i'm.
provement.
Mr.. VIM. II. Richardson, Of the firm Of
Strsng & Co., has bis dwelling house on
Second street sufficiently completed for oc'
cupancy, and 10 now enjoying homo com.
forts. When completed it will be one Of
the cosicst little residences in tho town.
JAS H. Brown, ESQ.,, has the frame Of
his new 90x8O dwelling house, cast side Of
Court House Square, raised, and It will be,
when completed, all that could be desired
as a residence.
IN. G. Boswell, ESQ.,, is making valuable
additions to his dwelling house, which will
again Ike ready for occupancy In few days
We understand Mr.. Mckinney will com.
mence work on his projected brick store
building on Main street, in about ten days.
Coffee s. Prcston's livery stable Il
finished, and isnow one of the best appoint.
cd horse hotels on the West Side.
Mr. Lsngrishe commences fitting up
his theatre building next week.
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From the Garden City.-Among the
prominent arrivals from abroad this week,
we are pleased TO note that Of good look.
ing trio Of representatives OF the business
men Of Chicago, Mr.. Ed. McQuaid, of the
popular hrm Of 6chwsb. McQuaid & Co,
Importers and dealers in Liquors and man.
ufacturers Of the world famous Red Jacket
Btters; MI. ]. B. Raymond, partner in the
great firm Of J. w. DoAne & Co., the larg.
est Grocery house in the entire West and
Mr.. James Walsh, Of Walsh & Hutchinson,
extensive dealers and importers Of Ailliner,
and Straw goods. These gentlemen sr'
here on tour of inspection and pleasure
have visited tho principal Camps OF tn
mountains, express themselves well please
with our Territory, and particularly Will
Deer Lodge and the West Side. W. ca
well afford 70 extend them hearty vel
come to our mountain. bound valley, and
have no doubt that their long trip from tn
great commercial mart Of the West % III
gold scanned mountains of No ntass VII
result in pleasure and profit 70 them an<
lasting good 70 eur own people. IA
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eVc THE KIYUS SALOON, AT PIONEER, Of
which Geo. Perry Co. are proprctors. make q spcc-
ialty Of selling GENUINE LIQUORS, Fine Cigars
Customers well treated, the best bar stock In town,
and headquarters for the boys. Call In sudtsy It.
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Settle UD!

Ia vim: heavy bills to meet persons knowing them
'Ncs indebted to the undersigned are requested r.
oIatr payment A. soon o. possible. This IL not com
pnisoy, but IL intended for loud CALL and We would
like 10 have busincss response.
LANE + EMERSON.
Dor LoiQ0 June H. 1870
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Personal.-Amorg the sojourners from
abroad this week, we notice L. II. Hcrsll-
field, Esq, banker of Helena, one of the
best financiers Of the West, AID largely In
terested in Montana; Judge Thco. F. Muff'
", of Virginia; Mr. Sol. We'll, and julius
sands, Esq. leading clothing merchants of
HelenH Mr.. Frank Taylor, of the firm Of
Taylor, Thompson & Co., Helena; Capt
.Rolt. E. and A. J. Fisk, of the Helena
Herald, on business for their excellent pm.
per; II G. johnson, ESQ.,. over on business
and to be present at the Lecture; Cy Hunt
ley, of Huntlcy's Express; VIM. Norton,
Esq, Of Loon Greek; James Mabbet, OF
Helena, en- route to Cedar on detective bu-
siness; and number Of others, who arc
just Is welcome to our Inequalities AZ
though We put them in print.
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The Langrisl,c Dramatic Trcunc. Gu

The Langrishe Dramatic Troupe. Our
citizens will be pleased to learn that this
celebrated troupe have arrived in Deer Lodge
and will commence series of dramatic en-
tertainmcnts tomorrow Saturday evening.
We understand that Manager Lsngrisie has
added materially to the scenic attractions Of
his theatre, and that our citizens will be
favored by the efforts Of lis entire company.
Let there be full house tomorrow evening
to give him the welcome he deserves. The
following is tho play for the opening night,
which is one Of the very best In their Roper
f0ir6:
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Small Pox.-A note from Captain Jaa Il.
Mills, dated Newman's, Tuesday 10, 1870

SMALL Pox.-A note from Captain J,a II
Mills, dated i" Newman's, Tuesday 10. 1870
4 m, !" contains the following:
ss s e: r. % zig &C. . s.ss Ne: ss, NJ
very III With small pox Neither arc able 70 stand
and i terribly broken out with the loathsome dis
medical Or Other attendance save tia. EVEN 20
Charley McCarty, who found Thorn on Sunday, lyin9
By the road removed them to little distance from Il
assistance % be can. A came past On The ooseh
tonight faithful watch dog belonging to the sUffer
walled his p:sou' note: s,sg the only adc
ing occurrences have ever been cognizant o. They
are in Nissoula county, and am requested to solicit
sss ct as an ssey which
named Joycelyn-from Joliet. lls-dld not learn the
name Of the other They procured come robes from
Indians at Spread Eagle Bar. when coming nm the
river. snd one who had m abrasion Of ths as.h m
his leg, was thereby infected
On information Of this lamentable case here on the
arrival of the Mssoula coach yesterday morning, med
ical attendance was Immediately dispatched to relieve
u fur % possible the misery Of the suerers and VIC
understand all possible efforts have and will be made
to prevent the spreading of this terrible psstencc
among our people. We arc informed the infected
parties stopped At Wilkinson's Warm Spring Ranch
the early part of last week, with number Of other
Travellers where they first felt the fever coming on
aud there Is considerable alarm consequence With
proper precautions on the part Of our citizens and
authorities We do not think there II probability of
the disease being wide spread, and feel there Is NO
good cause for scrious alarm. Mr.. McCarty, who has
given the suffering men such humane attention from
the first, regardless Of his own imminent DANGER is
entitled to the kindest feelings Of this community.
and has displayed true courage than many anoth
CT would ave done under the circulrstanccs. DR..
FrOstis the physian In attendance.
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Lock out for him.-Jas. h Mills, editor
in-chief, il at Cedar Creek his week, on .
business and pleasure trip, and the od
jats,jss would suggest 70 those having
proper authority, the proprcty Of placing
him IN ..kworanteen" on hh arrival, until
after the smallpox season isover. -..,sd
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Races Of the Week:-The only races
which have occurred, up to the time Of
going To press, are those which took place
on Sunday; Ben Degenhard's &. h. ''selim'
getting off with all the honors. He wa
first matched for 800, single dash Of /,
half mile against Phil McGovcrn's Bones,
winning by A. feet. Then against the b
m. "Mariah," half mile, and won by q
few feet The last was run with ''Bally"
as competitor in a half mile race for $100
and won by Selim by Is feet.
Fridoy-The race day between "Slcepy
Dick" and BLACK Andy" u mile heat 70,
500 side, Was won by the latter by forty
yards.
Saturday-Johnny Stones 9. h. and
Crabs x. h. contest 800 yard race for 800,
and afterwards, tho Citizens Purse of
600 in GOO yard race will be run for by
''Gourd Heels" drumming Bird" and
any other horses that may be entered: AZ
ter which "Black Andy" and the ''Conover
Marc" will run single dash of . half mile
for 81 900. Much interest is manifested in
these races and betting win be brisk.
A large quantity of HAYwARDs GUM BOOTS
Of all sizcs just received and for sale At JOHN r
FINK'S, Deer Lodge. SIT
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Tns1-Al Nutols Oev = =, ~ M essAe M
|Dsnnns-Asy ig1saa GU. ~ n. = ~ ~ u
q. .. q 0sa1G9. assG
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Fine Cutlery.~Nr. +. B. Miller, hard
ware dealer, next door to Cans & Kline,
Deer Lodge, have just received IN elegant
assortment Of pocket and table cutlery,
which we have not seen excellcd In the Ter.
ritory. Persons wanting anything in his
line win do wen = inspect this hne invoices.
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CollcctOx.'o Notice.

A n ACT CONCERNING LlCENsRa HNACTHD
a By the Legislative Assembly Of Tie Territory al
Montana Approved January 9th, 1870; certified copy.
I SDc. II. Any person or persons who shall ken
any banking game, or other Sams q shsSee. 9
Igamtng table where any money o. repeesentatiVo
0f money, 10 used bet or vensuied, st any game c
TERRITORY, shall pay license q 10 pr month ios
leach h0uto ~ kepk
! shall enforce strictly the above section. Az
|person who does not comply With the Sane win -
prosecuted Get your licenses and eevs youz,elvas
trouble. H. G. FREDRlCK0ON
Trcasurss 4 Collector.
Deer Lodge, June 18Th, 1910. G4u
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ey-IRON HYDRAULIC PIPE, IL conceded by all
sinners the cheapest. tightest, most durable and
available conductor used for hydraulics. We
now selling 6inch, heavy iron Pipe at S. 80 to $500
per yard. STRANG & co.
Vp -
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LOCAL NEWS S.
Catholic Services.

Services will DO held at the Catholic Chapel Deer
lo'"c on Sunday July p, at l0H a. M, and p. m
Father Dc RicliOric officiating.
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5000 Ounces Of Gold Dust Wanted, for
which the highest market price will be
paid at the Banking House Of i. H. Bonn,
& Co., ONCE at the City Drng store, Deer
Lodge.
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-RoCKY MOUNTAIN DISPATCH, Northwest
Ttsnsportstion Company, peopekton. THROUGH
BILLS or LADING g lowe:e nes givec ever thi.
NULL TRAlNS 70 any Pstzt b Aaafaaa. 1se Iass1
and pozticalars Esquire q a.et.
WATSON BROS AssntA
q NAH 81, Helsas.
80. :. ~ rndeeeme = 10 Huae.a ~
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- IT'S LIVELY CAMP IL Pixies Peak. ana Geo
Hill manipulatcs the glasses at the vciest saloon In
the place next TO Meyers 4 kcnuons .StOrci Fine
Wines Liouors Cjca and courteous attention behind
the Bnr The PONY SALOON IL hcadquartefs.
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Telegraphic. -Thc last pole on the Ilc-
lena and Deer Lodge telegraph line was set
IN fro It OF the Scott House, Monday p. m.
Owing to bad piece Of c0untrya gap Of
five miles through the timber on Blackfoot
divide was left, and the wire having to be
s,rctchcd by hand, connection was not
made till Wednesday evening. Since then,
we are informed, weak current has been
felt from the battery at the other end of
tho line, but not strong enough to exchange
signals. The impression Is that the wire
over the divide is swinging against some
tree Our nsnipulatist here says some tree
men .dous efforts will DO made to have it
running before France swallows Prussia.
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The celebrated Barkccp Ned Baudry, late Of San
Francisco, manipulatcs 1t the Bank Exchange. 6iSt
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Imported expressly for the Bank Exchangc-Scotch
Ac and English Porter, sold In no other house in the
Territory
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The "Litlle Huskcy" Billiard Saloon
and Club Rooms formerly Franco Amclican) at Deer
Lodge.
JOHNNY GERBER IL behind the Bar. which in
sures the proper cOnc0clOn Of the most delicate drink
and Ouiite attention to customers. The CLUB ROOMS
xrc In full blast.
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Loon Creck.-From our gO0d-patured and
good-looking friend Tom strang, who ar-
rived from Loon creek on Saturday last, we
have the following items from that camp.
The principal town, Orc Grandc, has now
about 100 buildings of all kinds, and many
more under process Of construction. There
arc about 400 men in the camp Mining has
gone rather slow until lately, on account of
the surplus water in the creek, but five
claims being worked when he left These
claims are paying from 90 to 90 par day
to the hand. 1t was expected to have many
more claims opened and running in few
days, as the water was falling every day.
and Mr.. s. predicts that the ground will pay
over wages. Our herculcan friend, Clitus
Barbour, Esq, we Gre happy to state, has q
good claim, admirably arranged for work.
ing, complete sluiccs, good dump, ETC., and
expects to fill his purse before cold weather
sets in. Nh. Cameron and Capt. Barney of
Philipsburg, are also among the lucky ones.
As yet no improvement has been made on
the Loon creek trail, which is one OF the
most difficult in the mountains. The Lemhi
county election was held June LIST, and re-
suited in the election of three Republicans
and six Democrats Clitus was candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney, but was defeated
by his taller opponent. AT Leesburgh there
are between ESQ. and 800 men. The water
has failed almost entirely, and mining Is
suspended in consequence. Mcssrs. Strang
& Richardson have sold out their tin shop
ut Orc Grande to Mr.. Eli Minert. A three
months sojorrn in the Salmon country has
increased the roses on Toms checks and he
is looking better than ever
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lehman Newman louisville, Montana
Lehman Newman Louisville, Montana
Lehman Newman Louisville, Montana
- Lehman Newnan Louisville, Montana
Lehman Z Newman,
s1oUlDHn~ BLOCK, LoUnEvnl1, AIao0ULA COUNTY,
Montana Territory. 1900.
DEALER m WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS
and ncneeal mcfchandise. AlW1ys hand the largest
:, - fss., end bsat stock IN th0 = szEES j
CEDAR CREEK MINES
louisville, June !, 1870 h A4
GW"What are the Wild waves sayiny7' Go TO the
Ncfropolitan for drinks.
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The Gold Market.-Dust has been com.

The Gold Markct,-Dust has been COM
ing in rather reluctantly the past week,
holders anticipating higher prices. The
aggregate amount purchased BY, our Bank
ers up to Friday morning foots up nearly
1000 ounces. Prices have gone up nearly
one dollar per ounce during the week, and
range now 1t from 81 70 $21 30, according
to quality. The rumors Of European wal
have created quito an excitement In Wall
street, and we may expect frequent fluctu'
atoms and IN unsettled market for the
next month. .-* s..ss cess 4sta7 rrt7f. -
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:ruatlCes0 Blanks.
n,apk eummsas and sabpoeao Tor Justjcss Coarts
for any township Or county IN Montana. furnished IN
quantities to suit at reasonable recs. Address,
'7s7F 55sf2aa; " NEW NORTHwHsT.
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HBI,HHA.

SANDS RnOs., anHA
SANDS Bnoo., HELENA
SANDS Bnos., HxIRxA
Tho great Dry Goods establishu,ent o( 1oafana.
have now on Shelf the most elegant assortment @
tanlc and Fancy DRY Goods ever offered IN Montana.
Prices below competition - ~.
gafsr~ Remember the placei '@=tF&. =
Main Street, nelcna.
Dry Goods. Dry GOODS
Sands HeoA Sands BTOs. Sands BroA l0s-Ssn
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Sale OF Town Lots.-The auction ale OF
town lots, which commenced on Wednes-
day afternoon 1t the Court House, was
-numerously attended, and the bidding quite
lively. One hundred and seventeen lott
were cold, bringing something over el.o0o
tho lowest price paid being el4 and the
hiehsst being 81, for lots aoxloo feet
The sale win commence again tomorrow q
10 L "a. This sale presents IN opportunity
for every ono 70 purchase building site .
reasonable figures, and We understand our
citizens are taking advantage Of it In 20
town IN Nontans can bettsr iAvsssuen'
b NADIA w. -.a.
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large quantity of IIAYWARD'S GUM BOOTS
Of all sizes just received and for sale At JOHN r
FIEK'S, Deer Lodge. SIT
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Pioneer Road.-We are glad to learn that
this excellent highway is being pushed
rapidly towards completion, and it will, we
arc informed. bc completed to Perkins
ranch in ten days. The road will be finish
ed to Pioneer by the first Of the next week ,
and stages running over it All agree in
pronouncing it the best graded read In Deer
Lodge county. MI. Ffedrickson made
collection of the second assessment on lest
Thursd ~. a-..a-a.. H. z....-s.e .nr
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pened to ore of our architects, which haa
given him much joy-another "Evange.
line" romance-which of course will result
in ''love among the roses" but We refrain
publishing particulars without authority.
Rev. Geo. Comfort, Of the N. E.
church, we are informed, has been regu-
larly stationed At Deer Lodge, and will sr-
rive here and take up his residence among
Us on or about the 9eth Of August He will
hold services ct Butte. Silver Bow, German
and French gulches previous to that date.
M. Weeks, of "Wssks' Champagne
Cider, " has the thanks Of this odlce fir
dozen corked. Il 10 pleasant beverage fol
these hot times, and the best recommends
ton We can give it d in the words Of . 81
ID. Helena contemporary now visiting a.
''that the cider made by this west sider Il
not the worst cider but better cider than
any ether slider has yet produced" In which
We may be consider ed . ooin-cider.
Mr.. NcCoul, of the hospital. was 70.
lievsd Of $50 In greenbacks by member
Of the light-nngered gentry on Tuesday
last The money Was inclosed In IN envel-
ope and thrust into his coaa-pockst, and In
ten minutes, had departed. This d TIL
Arst case Of pocket-picking We have heard
Of in Deer Lodge. The thief win Dc well
TO take notics that the psnitsntiary II near
y completed, and his wary soul may hai
rsst ess long. .#s.
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eAc"It's long lane that has no turning" but II
you'll turn In At the Metropolitan yourl ind Lane
Emerson selling the creme II Ia eye0s Of mbibabil
ity. Co .-. .-- ...--
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A superior assortment II Candies. Nuts. etc, at
# 71T' ) LOUIS 4 COLH4AN0,
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W0FFORD sCOL1E0E.
y, srAnrAssPMa c. ~ I
EACuLTY.

GUILTY:
REV. A.. u. SHIPP, D. p. yresidsnt and
pAyID TUNSxN. s. 6. :3Fs6Isser Ane,su.
= Iangssgesa and LIeRstarss
REV. wlItTEF0QR DSAl1TH, RsD., Professor
Epglish LilsratyrSs >s =.
WARREN DUPRE. a Il. Prssssser Eatarss
ScisneeS.S -, ..Ss--.E ~. -sF 49,
jas. Ii. CARLISLE, A. NJ, Prof.ssor Maths
REV. A. II. LESTER. A. M Pros,s.er Histor,
apd Biblical Literature.
Ths Preparatory School. Hndsr the. im4sdiats
supervisioD Of the Faculty, Jne. w. SHlPR
A, NJ, Principal.
Divinity sehoel--Rsvsi :sM. Ship, I'D.
Rev. whitefbofd Smith, d. D.; Rev. A. H
Lester, A. NJ.
Tho Arst Session Of tho Seventeenth Collegiate
Year begins on tho drst Monday In October,
1870. the second Session begins on the arst Mon
The course Of studies and tho standard Of
scholarship reualu unchanged, but the, Faculty
now admit ifregolAr studen1s orthoss Who wish
to pursue particular studies only.
7. The Schools sllo open 1t the same time.
Tuition per year, 10 College Classss, ineludiul
contingent foo, 36A in Currency.
Tuition per year, in Preparatory School, ineIud-
ing contingent fec, $4< in currency.
Bills ayablo one half In advance. Board, per
Month, from $40 to. SIS In currency.
For further particulars address
= 4. II. sIIIPP, Precedent
Sent 10 "
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[Writton for Tho Watchmsn.
THE FOWER OF ALCOHOL OF The
FAMILY.

What does il here Z Dirt, disorder,
discord, are IT., ,&sSt fruits. ito through
that hamlet, and you may toll Of tho
drunken from the sober by attending
merely to their outward estate. That
whitcwashcd window, tho ivy, honey.
sucklc, or woodbine climbing up its side (;
the we'll trained rose, or humble daisy,
in tho garden plot, the door we'll swept,
and the floor all clean tho table shin
ing, and the FIRE burning bright; the
woll'illed pot boiling a-paco, or simmer.
ing happily ; the bed made smooth, aud
the tidy covorlct without wrinkle; the
house wife herself trig and neat, sing
ing and smiling, and busy still with her
broom or brush-thcsc are no marks Of
drunkenness. Look for their counter
parts, and you will find it there.
And with it much other bitter fruit /;
crimination and recrimination scolding,
swearing, voc, and weeping, red eyes,
and black eyes; broken heads aud
broken characters; cold, and no FIRE ;
hunger and no food; children, but no
comForts--lyiug, straying, stealing ;
sickness, and no sympathy; debt, aud
no credit disease, death, the grave
aud no hope beyond. Poor drunkard
"Your friends avoid you, brutishly trans.
formed, they hardly know you; or ii
one remains to wish you we'll, he wish.
es you in heaven. "D,srised, unwept you
fall"
Aud what brought this l,snal brood
Of evils into the family The bottle. 1t
came called, "looked ip," as y;.tnad
Fathers aud mothers Husbands and
wives {! What think you Of a ncighbor
that under the pretence Of friendship,
worms himself into your home, and,
setting you by the cars, breaks your
peace forever. stealing this, and breaking
that, leaves your fuor and walls bare
ycnr hearth empty; blackcnins your
character, and burning your sci respect
beggars you; Turing you on to perpe-
tra.ion Of grossest sin, lanshs as he
sees you sell your saul i.r no,lin. aud
not done with you yet. sticks TO your
offspring, and hauuis t!,c,a through the
worila drunkard's hra'a!
His "powcr" is terite resist j,
with all yonr might--and hcra ia the
secret of sue css-/i'om The byianiny.
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TIE BEST AND CHEAPEST PRESS NOW
OFFERED TO TiiE FARMER.

sexeclloncy consists in ts simplicity, stronsth
portability, c"mpactncss and convenience. Two
hands cnn puck a bnlo Of cotton Weighing 500
pounds without tho aid Of horse.
lttook tho first premium over eleven Prcssos at
the Mechanics Agricultural Fair Of Louisiana on
tho 10Th Of April, 1863 and over sixteen Presses
at tho same plncs H. 1870,
II will last man his lifetime, with ordinary
care.
Orlors solicited onrly. as wo oouid not supply
tho rush last fall.
Manufactured at
CHARLESTON, by w. s. UENEEY, md at
COLUMBIA, by GOLDSMITH h KIND.
will have ono Oh exhibition In q short time.
Send for descriptive catalogno to
l.. p. LoRING, Agent,
July Zo--3m] Sumter, s. C.