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No HuMBro. It is warranted TO cure
lost or impaired Taste Smell or Hearing,
Watering or Weak Eyes, offensive breath.
liberated Throat or Mouth, Pain and Pres
sure in the Head. and loss Of Memory when
caused, as all Of them frequently are by the
ratages Of Catarrh. 1t is pleasant and pain.
less to use, contains no strong poisonous
or caustic drugs, but cures by ito mild
soothing action. ss.-zss--t,,. es.a..r.sa.s-.
Twill pay Eve hundred dollars reward for
. case Of catarrh that /. cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE. PRIcE ONLY SO CEsrs.
your druggist has not yet got it on
sale, don't be put off with some worse than
worthless strong stuff, .fumigator," er poi
ssonous caustic solution, which will drive
the disease to the lungs instead Of curing il,
but send sixty cents to me and the remedy
will reach you by return mail. Four packa-
ges post paid, 81 %, one dozen for $500. Il
Send two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's
pamphlet on Catarrh. Address the Propri.
etor, b. .s SIS.
R. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., - 1871
nSo-m3,J 4 Buffalo, N. Y. y
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soft
Brown & Niles have lust receive

Brown & Niles have just received
. large invoice Of summer goods. We
seknowledge 40 invitation to call and
have our optics damaged in viewing
their splendor. We went because
neither the beautiful in nature or art
has any terrors to our vision. Meth
sr'tas melody in sound. any terror to
eur oar, and judging from the way our
sSfty wallet danced for joy - they
aamed tboir prices, ; millennium Of
shssp goods is to be ushered 10 to the
rsl,sf !, Of distressed and poverty
stricken house Keepers. .,--fs
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PR. Herriok Of Espyyill.

PR. Herriok Of Espyville, Pa,
snl n. B. Malone Of McGregor
dfsppsd IN to see us this week. They
wsFs docking after the interests 81
the Massilou, Ohio, Excelsior rcap-
ere and mowers. They are men who
uaderstsnd the business Of those they
rsPrssent and will faithfully guard
their interests. The advertisement
efsths reaper and their other mach )
issry may be found elsewhere. ~a@s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03

Dr. Clemmer has just put up the
6aest soda fountain We have ever
seen in Iowa. Our Ventilating friend
sfQscorah says it i the FIRST one b
ever saw. but then his opportunities
have been few and his inclination
that.Fay small He dida't take it
with BIN ; it is anchored in the
esllar. ss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03

We are informed Of an accident a.
Ridgvay. By which man living
ns,r,. Or going to lie Roy, MINI /,
VAS run over b. the ears and his
LEGS % badly crushed that auputa-
ton became necessary, which was
psforned By Dr.. Blackman. The
sufferer il likely to recover. How
the accident occurred W are not in
iaforned. The person injured was
found BY the switeh-man after the
night train had passed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03

The G crmans have nesrly put, mp
the foundation designed for their
Church. Il seems : pity that tho
two elements cannot harmonixs> their
differences and unite in IN edi6cs
that shall be an ornament to the
Place, an honor to them. aad % en- .
slsn Of the strength thers il in
union. ssts Is. &
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AModelH

Being cripple, have made house plan !.
ming A4special study. One built Inst sea-
son has proved model 81 convenience
beauty, and economy. Descriptive circu-
lars q Plans Views, ETC., with general in
formation Of value to Ill, sent free. Ad-
dfess With stamp Or script II Convenient.
9sO.J COLB1, Arehitset, Waterbary,
Vermont. ~
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Shaw Of the Winneshiek House,
Dccorah, visited our town on THURS
day. He makes favorable mention
four iuprcvements. We commend
Kin a success as . hotslist, not
because he has scratched our back, /"
bat for his merit .4
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Inventors who wish to take out Letters
Patent are advised to counsel with MUM
+ CO., editors Of the Scientific American,
who have prosecuted claims before the Pat
ents O6ise FOR. over Twenty Years. Their
American and European Patent Agency Il
the m0s extensive in the world. Charges
less thaua1y ether reliable, agsncy. A
pamphlet containing full instructions to in.
ventors IL sent gratis.
4 %t Mi La INN 4 Co..,
"a Park Vow, New Ycrk.
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1sMitehsll & Banker have opened )
carpenter / joiner's shop next to
Msyaard's paint shop. They are
prenpt and sfio lent in their businesa
AID have done what shonld have been
DO NJ long since by some one-opsn .
sheP where . nan can get . small job
done. nearly on call. There are lots
Of SMALL jobs in town. that here tofors
v 20 more trouble 10 find man to do,
than il MAS to pay for when done.
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cents made,

aa Oar best Young HysOn Tea sleeper ..
a good one at S1.4O, and one that sCe guar
sy,stee sctN gtue sattsfacti0ss for S1.OO. Be
liering that by selling alta reasonable prose
can secure a trNde OF hundreds or dollars
that Is annually sent to .v'esc York and
Boston for Teas alone, by the people sChO
otherwise purchase all their goods tss oar
market, IsriN duplicate any ClesO prices
asad guarantee Teas to be better than sent
out By amy Tea Company. 80 .s.ass s..
$40" ..@w@"sg@ u. ~. C.IW:1RD.
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g. b. Maxfeld and W. R. Mandy,
both veil known in this community.
len here on Thursday for Dseotah.
vkers they viii establish thsnsslyss
ia:pnblishipg , newspapsr. We wiah
The. avery success. They merit
psosPsrity. and will pluck the golden
ptiJn Il industry, honesty. snsrgy
ssA ability are worth ssythisg out
thsrs.
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Detroit and Milwaukee Time
- n HE .z..s. 80 & q
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ceNgreEAtional.-Rev J. W. Windsor. ssr.
veess sAch Sabbath at half past ten .. IN aad 7:S0
p.o. Sabbath School Immediately after morning
s1vsse. Prayer meeting each Wednesday evsainy
- serly candle light. s-.,. -
Hapeseopal, Grace Chureh-Reeeor, Rev. J.
". woodward. Services every Sunday ~ 1880 ..
=. aAA 1850 p. -. sunday school SITTER q. a. SER.
ysse. Seats oil nee. Strangers and the Pubic, cor
daily invited.
4oeAoaist.-Kev. J. Ridllngton. Services 1t
~ paa Ten Z n; In the evening q half past ssveA.
esavss aaseting Thursaay evening. Sabbath School
AlsbeAa lately AFTER morning service. $50 - : #4f
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03

Tho frst anniversary Of the Upper
Cedss9 Valley Sabbath School As
soeiatioa viii DO held ~ the Chapel
II thu Seminary in Usage. on the 81
asjs2. days Of the present month.
Representatives are invited from eve
~ sabbath school in six counties in
Nerthssn Iowa among which orr eean-
" u included. The circular ssys
'Nsagei - known for its hospitality. !,
aad proposes to ''give Il severe
teotls 84sgs W af.tgss u
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MfkRNAL RsvENUE.-Under the recent
decisions payments must be made at Du-
buqne. Drafts on the First National Bank.
q Dubuque from 81 upwards, may be OBJ
taiHed ut KIMBALL 4 FARxswoRTn's
1Akx, which will be the most convenient
way Of making payments. -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03

a large 40 column paper Ledger size,
y illustrated. Devoted to sketches, poet
/ ~. wit, humor, genuine fan, nonse noe
y (of sensible kind, and to the expo
sure Of swindling, hunbugs, &c. Only rs
cents year, and ! superb engraviag Evan
geline," 1-1x2 feet, gratis, sc, 900 cireu-
lation. Msney refunded to all who ask it.
Il II wide.awake, fearless, truthful. Try
It new, rs cents a year. Specimens rREs.
Address BANNER" Hinsdale, N. H.
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Book Agents Wanted.-"Ladies Of the
- White House, Noopposition. Steel
sngravings. Rapid sales. For circulars;
address U. 8. Publishing Co., N. Y, Gin
cinnati and Chicago.
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DIVORCES.

Absolute Divorces legally obtained in
New-York, Indiana, illinois and other
States, for persons from any State or Count
~, legal everywhere desertion, drunken
ness, non-supeort, etc, sufficient cause no
publicity no charge until divorce obtained.
Advice free. Business established fifteen
years Address, -FEs.,..ys ..-a-
NJ. HOUSE, Attorney,
A37m0. - ''F-' ~
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SALxsMEs wAkTEb in . paying business.
= 8. Kennedy, AS Chestnut St. Phila.

ASYcHOMANCY, rAsc,NATIoN or SOUL
cHARsISo.-400 pages; cloth. This
wonderful book has full instructions to
enable the reader to fasclnats either
! sex, or any animal, at will. Mesner-
ism Spritualism, and hundreds Of other GU
rioas experiments. Il can be obtained BY
sending address, With 10 cents postage Is
7 W EvAss 4 CO., No. Al south Eight ST.,
Philadelphia.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03

rl1AETEO, A G ENTS.--.$2O
Watch free, gwen gratis to every live
man who will act as our Agent. Bu-
siness light and honorable; pays $50
u per day. Address h. Monroe kenne-
y 1 Co, Pittsburgh, Pa. r~4.
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Clinton ".......... Is G !
".......... 10 ="
A large variety Of Rose Bushes, Per-
sian and White Lilacs i Syrin-
gias, Rsspberies, Strawberries,
Dahlias, and large assortment Of
small Fruits, Flower plants and
Shrubs. ... -. 1871,
q Y er 6 re g n s.
Once Transplanted, n
Arbor yits, 6 to 10 inches; IS per 100. /.
White Pine, 8 to 10 inches, So per 100
Hemlock, 8 TO 10 inches, Sc per 100.
Norway Spruce, ~ 70 Is inches, $40 per
100. ~.
Austrian Pine, & to 8 inches, $12 per 100.
Scotch Pine, to Inches, $40 per loo.
Larch, lot 10 inches, $l3 per 100.
NATIVE EvERGREENS
will be furnished at the following prices:
Hemlock, Arbor yite, White Pine, LareA
to 8 inches, at $40 per 1909.
Ny Fruit Trees and small fruits are
sll grown in Northern Iowa, and will
Withstand the climate and prosper if
properly tranaplantsd and cultivated.
The Nursery 10 On the high
open pralrics adjoin1ng the
town Of CRESCO, and the Apple
Trees offered have been grown. there, and
never been injured by the climate, and
their hardy character may Be relied M
on.
Orders solicited from those desiring
good varieties OF hardy trees.
2On31 ID. WOVEN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03

n NuriOlls. How Strange!-- The
Ladies Private Comp snion con-
.tains the desired Information. Sent free
for, stamp. Address Mrs. H. METzGER,
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SALESS4EN.-Send for circular, q
frst-class bushes and steady employment.
BIZ. How, 80 Arch Street, Philadslphia,
Pa.
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The Reliable.

We still continue to furnish the old Rslia-
Bile, Of large size only, cutting sixfeet vide.
II il adopted for farmers who wish 70 h6ve
. separate reaper that will dc big days
work, and that can be relied onin sySry
emergency. ~
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THE ADVANCE.

The Prize Mower il made az q separate
machine for those who raise only Grass, OF
who prefer, andars able to buy two Ma.
chimes. - q
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03

Plum Trees, Cherry
Trees, Flemish beauty.
pear trees, CurrantsI,,
Gooseberries, & Grape
Vines ::
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-07-01

IuOY0
fectual remedy than any other. Those who have
SsG 1ase
md all know that what It does once 1t does al.
glectofit tscomposItlbn. Wehnse thou sands upoA
Of the following compfafnts, but s,tch cures arc
known In every neighborhood, and wo need not
S asafss n s
ar bs ssn @
ffesh, and makes them pleasant to take, white
Their Use in my i quantity. no H"n 'An 's''e ''om
it Into healthy action remove shs 5bssrudions
@ aessS1s e zes Saa
and by correcting, wherever ti1g dxiat, such de-
%nns ss a s ssa ssa;s Wsr
the box, for the following complaints, which these
ssoSd ss Sa stimalsss sssn
toms, ssisess :. SEE Sse1s Mssa2. ss
lou. os and III s1 sbans h
be judIciously taken for cach CASE, q correct the
taseassd action or remove tho distinctions which
bli1 hGr m1.sR1ss, {: pr but one
s9 ss tss. tsa, SCI: ssas,es Il fa sss
Side, Back and Loins, they should be contin-
acson sss
complaints dsnppear. - EE--z0
they should be taken In Largo and hequent dosas
to produce the eject Of q drastic purge. -.
taken rs It PRODUCES tis desired otfect By sym:
pathy. - = :
AS Dss as.s;;op p take one q tMS St' to
= An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
boTels Into healthy action, restores the appetiteS
yantageous where no serious defangeinent exists.
One who feels tolcratly well, often finds ttiat!R
tef, from their 4ses:stng and renovatipg enect on
the digestive apparatus. 80.
Dr.J. O. AFRRa Coz Practical eAes.isfs,
LOWELL. MABS., U. 8. A..
For sale by PARKER & LEE, Abbevill,
june %, 1870, 0, 12m.
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THE LADIES will remember that MRS. 7zLYTHGOEs still
has charge Of the Miqer Department at Miller
style of DRESS, HAT BONNER aty @,3n5:los =.
April9, 1870 SO, If .,: .r~.: g -a2,sn+l.a
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Success theBsst| gEisaee gfMlgBEitt.. lgE
-. n 2 - -:..i7c.I ns-..lIl9!
'XVil9Ga,sas. +.
--.'>'s' =. $40; 's'a~!!,: = ahrs !a'r r.
:TTe,x,uI's ~, =. NTi1l:

rs STILL in. successful operation,
i ,and growing ip pablis. favor i,pn,
def the skillfal And careful manage.
ALEX AMBER KENNEDY,oI !. Wsll:
knokn as an experienced ard faithfnr
miller, viii also: give %hfs. constant at
tention;to customers, The MILL is
in thorough repair With al 6f The
latest ,ifnprovements, and With tie
efforts IF pollto aud Experienced 81 q imasl.
}ers cannot fail to give satisfaction.
The proprietor thankful for past pat
ronage .wonLd solicit q CONT MANGO Of
: "a The I; fsasp;ysGaIeE oompiinsntaasrys' ,na
tioa frohsaa very eompstent anthofig
79the Row, 3. L, Bonner, yRresident, Of
that fiddrfshing ihstitate," " tho Due
Nest; ;Fe}nslsg Collie ggS@ppaared : in %
fhcsst naMBSa of tie z1dti4ts Rsjosa-
IoH res69krSaasYsisi2,. .egzsTaa y -. Z.
a1Sos,s rm REss Es,psEsssa Hss.s lsa aThi:
70 j5dSeba atds rqks Hibosa SNs Sailt istau4
|4lss Ttsassssg sassssaE..tts sas snflts st.es,
s.inE VII kia;{s Is ~ a. dssu sropr q. III
txQdad advise osr readers 6 bear Htis sAaft ,aG
[s$I p5ssssd sszsS ssss cd sSd ii EEsisSS SaiSf
I :. : - , sssss sge ssSSss sedIesss ass
at ths nearest mill, vAsn thsH sadf sXG18i
tsst&er and fare mush bettssid a. Wih6t.e
sas! sss w ". !. s,s. ss:,ss ,.s; spSss9lE
=. - I'd AKA Ybee{ ~ :
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of Laxative

Perhaps no onemedi-
clnc is SO universally
regpircd by evory.
body as n cathartic,
nor was ever any be.
'fUrc so. universally
adopted into use, In
ovcry country and
among, all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgative PuS. The
obvious reason Is,
that hls qmore rclia.
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Delinquent Land List
For Abbeyi1le County, t
For 1863 and 1869. ...... ,..' ~;

Allen, Est. j. A., Store House and Lot
in Hbbevilie,a 1868. ~. ~; ''.rs
:. Martin, Pharis estate, 2100 acres
land, 1869. g. "a--' ii,
Beard, DR.. s. H, House, and. Lot in
AbbeviIle, 1869. - -.
Caldwell, Mrst Eliza ia4oI aessa land,
1869. ".
FINLEY, VIM, IS acres Of. land, 1865
and 1859.
y, Hsghea Hs1ifsi. 4eaas.and Lot in Alb;
bevil!s, 1865. e6a {, e
McClane, Mrs. Mahsla, l3O acres land
Nelson Cabe, SO acres of land, 1903.
lo'Bqtns Ntehael, Hodse and Lot. ii,
-Abbeyihe, ,fses-7ee.', - ,. -, ~ 70
Rush, W. H.. 22o. acrss land 1885.
siso,her, Moriab. 5Qacses.sf5lapd 1868.
|. Sloan, T. J.,l7s acres land, 1895. ~. "
Smith, Pstet, zoo adres Of land, 1850
Valentine, Aqly, 15o aures land; 4 lsss
.Wiar. N. .w:.3i6 acres Of Land, 1860,
:. Whom r. ~, Apuse and 4ossja, Able.
[',iie, 1852 1.a.!t hc-,Ii,l.2T4a; : i
Overly, Lands near Cambridge; ::20e
acres mOts Or Less, for 1865, E. Noall
Agent. ..z%:!E -
{ Yslbohygb Est. b. .TL92 200 acres 2Iana
IL s89f &si'S..%:'.' ! iE- ya3 rsI - -
T, !. gsatss 8 aA So Elisslsih as y Il ,s's., q!
| the abaxaBsat ,Prehartss will b. .olt
tsa7o. dsisss d sl.s ss 4sas 81. 81 paIa % Ss.v.., ~
ffffftS and that tine. n, Ed hVs1 se.J;-r.
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LATEa4 auo1'Aait,Ss O'e
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
=, IN caAntfsroE. 3. G, =, :
Corrected Weekly BY 4. c. KfCFNAM, B'e
ker, NJ. 20 Broad Street.



Tune "a, 1870.
| STATS SEcunrrrrs.-south Carolina, old 20
a -; do new.-ASO; DO, regst.d stock, OK int
+ CRY sncunrr,xs.Augasta,- Ga. Bonds. "a
Et0, Charlselon,A r g. Stock, !ex 9rtnt( "a
40; do. Fire Loan Bonds,-a7S Columbia, s.
G. Bonds, -a7o.
RAiLRoAD DoNDs-Blue Ridge, (hrst mort
gase)-aoO; Chsrleston and Snvainab, -a1O /;
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta,-as7; Che;
raw and Darlihgton.-aS3; Green sille and
Columbia, (first mort. )s0a--; do, State qua
ranteeI Tia; Northeastern, sSS--; Savan-
nah and Charleston, Lat mort. -as0; do.
State guarantee, I-a15; South Carolina, -
a73; do. 70; sparsahburg npd Unien.-a6n.
RAILROAD Srocxs-Charlotte Columbia and
Augusta, ais; Greenville and Columbia, 2a
=; Northeastern. ul0; Savannah and Charles
ton, -a35; South Carolina, whole shares
--.a4O; do, half do -a39a.
ExcIIASGE, Gc.-New York Sight, / of par !;
Gold, ll0is1l2a; Silver, 1o4al0s.
SOUTH cARoLtsA BANK BILLS.
*Bank of Charleston. 49,. ........-a-
Bank of Newberry..... ...."..........a a
Bank Of Georgetown. n................ ia
Bank of South Carolina. ...... .......l5a-
Bank Of Chester.............. Sa-
Bank ofpHamburg. ...l0a-
Bank of State OF 3. q. prior to 1861. ..6oa
Bank Of Slate of S. G. issue 1861 and 'G2 4Oa
sPlanters' and Mechanics Bank of
Charleston. :. !.......... ...:. a
*Peoples Bark Of Charleston.
*Union Bank of Charleston. n...,........-a-
r r Bank Of Charleston,
Southwestern Il Il Bank of Charleston,
new .................. ........ 80
State Bank Of .Charleston:...... ......... .lOu
Farmers and Exchange Bank of Char
u V
Exchange Bank Of Columbia ....... ..-al5
Commercial Bank Of Columbia. ...... ea-
Merchants' Bank Of Chernw. .5a-
Planters Bank oe ai,field. ..4a-
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable 81
City of Charleston Change Bills. ..... 81
BILLS marked thus (@) ore being redeemed
at the Bank Counters of each.
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Williamson | springs.

| e -. 80 Fg ~ 5 I
'lTffE yhsgs and eommodious RoTEt
| IL attLis delIgA,ffl watering. place l.as
been thoroughly. repaired, aud fitted up
with new Furniture, under Tue supsrtn.
ltendeuoe Of JOHN "A. MAYS, and win
ito Il
Opened on the soth July,
For the aoeopuodation Of visitors. I Nd
pains or expeHseswiil bs spared in provia.
ing for the 'oemfo.t and enjoyment Of
guests.
With the advantage Of a superior Hotel
10 a healthy and beautiful country, added
TO. the curative properties of the water,
and the pleasantness Of this delightful vii
Iage, we believe that -the invalid or pleas
qte-seeker can fiud ne place. of the kind
I'ereabout where the tiine will be spent
more pro6tably or agreeably.
The rooms are large and airy, aud are 30
arranged as to furnish many oonvsniences
especially to families who do not wish 10
be separated.
The Table will be always furnished will,
the best the country and cities can afford,
and. in their culinary department, they
would say, that. they have secured tile ser:
vices Of those who cannot fail to please,
even the most lastidious.
Complete facilities are likewise afforded
for amusements, in a word, the proprietor
t1atters himself that he has eftnotbing un.
lone that might afford pleasure and com.
fort OF his guests.
a few good horses and buggies will
be found constantly on hand, for the &C
commodatioh of visitors.
Rates of Board:
Per Day,...:.................s $50
Per Week 1900
Per Month";. $500
Special Arrangements will be made
viii Families at lower rate than the
above. JOHN A. MAYS.
June "a, 1870, 0, 3m
ES Columbia Phoenix and Charleston
News copy daily one month.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-25
22-NUMBER 10
A Fashionable Woman's Prayer.

Dear Lord have mercy on nv soul,
and please let me have the French
satin | saw at the store this morning.
for with black lace fiOunces and over
skirt, that dress would be very becOm-
ing to me, know. If you grant nv
request, please let me have u new
black shawl also, dear Lord.
L Rheel before thee to night feeling
perfectly happy, for Madam Emile
has sent me home such lovely bon
net. \ most heavenly little bijou,
composed of white satin, with coral
ostrich tufts For this favor am
feeling truly grateful.
Give me, l pray thee, a humble
heart, and a new green silk, with
pOint-lace trimmings. Let me not
grow too fond of this vain and deceit
ful world, like other women, but make
me exceedingly gentle and aristOerat-
ic. When the winter fashions come,
let them suit my style of beauty, and
let there be plenty of puffings, pleat-
ings, ruffles and fiOunces, for dearly
love them all.
Bless my children, and please send
them & good nurse, for 1 have no time
or inclination to look after them my
self. And now, o LOrdl take care of
me while l sleep, and pray watch over
my diamonds. Amen
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-25
BOIL III DOWN.

Whatever you have 10 say, my friend,
Whether witty, or grave, or gay,
COndense as much as ever you can,
And say IL in the readiest way;
And whether you write OF rural affairs,
Or particular things in town,
Just take a word OF friendly advice
Boil IL down.
For II you go spiuttering over page
When a couple OF lines would do,
Your butter Is spread 50 much, you see,
That the bread looks plainly through.
So when You have story TO tell,
And would like little renown,
To make quite sure OF your wish, my friend
Boil it down.
When writing an article for the press,
Wether prose, or verse, just try
To utter your thoughts in the fewcst words
And let them be crisp and dry,
And when 1t Is finished, and you suppose
1t is done exactly brown,
Just look It over again, and then
Boil It down.
For editors do not like TO print
An article lazily long,
And the reader does not care
For couple OF yards of song,
So gather your wits in the smallest space
Ifyou'd win the authors crown,
And every time you write, my friend,
Boil IL down.