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What Does Reason Saw?

The little mcngoose when bitten by deadly
serpent resorts tc n certain plant, eats Of il
sn3 "scares the effect Of the poison. That is
iasi.'ci. Human beings on the other hand.
must depend on reason and experience in ST.
iccil:g the means OF protecting health aud life
against unwholcsome Influences. Now, what
DOES reason say ca HIS vital suhiect2 Does il
not: tell us that to invigora,c and purify the
system is the bst way TO protect i. against tl.e
invisible Poison which generates dseasca
surely it docs. The next question is. wha.
guide shali We follow in choosing n medicinal
raieguardl Reason replies, let your monitor
be experience. Well, the experience cf eigh-
teen Years comprised in one unLrokcn scri = of
satisfactory testimonials assures us that Hos
letters Stomuch Bitters posses. strengthening
regulating and sntneptic properties Which are
not combined in the same happy proDortion.
in any other preparation extant Ills there.
fore Is the antidote to Thicl, reason bids us re-
sort when our health is impcrillcd either by
tie malaria which produces epidemic disorders,
or ly G:ly other cause, whether Inherent and
constitutional or connected with ous habits, oc-
cupa,ions end pursuits.
The venom, Of nsxious reptile is scarcely
more suite and dangerous than that which
lurEs in foul mir and impure water To escuue
the fevers. bilious disorders, disturbances Of
he bowcls, and other serious ,nalu,!ies pro-
duccd by tleae insalubr.ous elements it ia alb
solutcy necessary that the stomach and al. the
secre,ive organs should he, 60 TO speak, in TO-
bust concilIon. Upon the amount Of resist.
ance Which the vital system can oppose to the
de!etsrious influences that astail it, tie safety
OF the health depends, and it i. because tire
GREAT VEG ErAHIE INVIGOR4ET in,parts
energy and regularity to the most important
functions Of the body, that it can be recoln.ne ell
ac,i aud guaranteed ns ali invaiuDle prcycutiye
medicine.
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CEITU AIRY.


DIED, at the residence of her IA
renis, Ir and Mrs. Jacob Miller, or
the evening Of Tuesday, tho 18th O,
September inst, their younres,
daughter LOUISA FRANKLIN
aged three years, eleven months and
fourteen days. In good health and
rosy as TIC morning, sho was sudden
~ seized on Sabbath last, and sun!,
under the second cor; ;scstivc chill.
1'o youngest of the fa'aily-thc joy
OF tho household and the pride Of her
tho sweet little blossom with
cred at tic first touch Of Autumn!
May the Good One, "who tcmpcrs
the wind 10 the shorn lamb" sustain
The parents under this heavy aGIic
lion. Their little darling has been
transplahtcd to brighter skies!
Ire ain could blight or aorrow f,:le
m Death cni:ie will. friendly cure;
Ih" o!ering bud to Heaven co,yeyel
A"d ba!e it hiO<Eum thc.c". N
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THE GREAT SorTuERv PIANO FAC.
ronY.-Ne refer with special pleasure
20 the advertisement of the irc.t
Southern Piano Mauufactory of Mes.
SIS. VIM. knaho T. Co., of Baltimore
This factory is now one Of the largest
in the world, employing three hun,
drcd and fifty hands, and turning out
over forty instruments per week.
The knabe Piano has by lis supcri.
orlty not only well nigh driven those
OF Northern Manufacture from the
h'mc market, but also enjoys large
sale in New York. Philadelphia and
throughout tho entire North and
West, besides their largely increased
Southern trade. They have received
no less than G5 first premiums, anon.
which we note those at tho fairs ct
New Orleans, Jackson, Memplis, vii,
mington, IicLmond, Macon, &c, re.
ccivcd this season. For durability VIC
would specially recommend them IS
b"inS made in 4 Southern city, with
special view to titc trying chaugcs Of
Southern climate.
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ilEiMo;?Lo's TL:D j2xrn4c7 D,.,.:,,,
''f W"a.:ncss aTa;ng from ;rdiscrclion.
i':'' :%hausf4d powers ol Nature which
AZ" accompanied ty so many alarming
"H'al''o''s, ;t;i'ong which vii! be found, In.
%i":'o";':Hn 70 Ese,tion, LOSS of Mcmorv
""!i' hes, Etnsroi of Disease, Or Fore
ho&ii:::s +; Evil; in fact, Universal Lassi-
'"de, fr"s'ra'ion. snd inability to enter
into the enjoy of society.
1bc constitution, once affected with Or.
i'a:ic Weakness, requires the aid of Medi-
enc to strengthen aud invigorate the svs-
tenn, which IELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
DCCuU Invariably docs. II no treat
ment is SUBMIT to, Consumption or in
sanity en<ues.
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-. ..s.. -, .',:.--..': -.,~--r--<'
yrEtu,;,, ;.;~, t3'I,,.- n,,. ..,

! voEtury1 ;!.cn "a &al.,, ",~ see thai
,ne p"opic are in Il great fright il,
lin&'ahd lest your Exccllcncv should
cast q covctous eye upon Holland"
:. cs' nm aware that is an Ing
i:sh ldea," replied tho Count; "but.
iiko other English idea, il is not &c.
Sy"r'ed out OF the country oc its birth.
VIC want nothing in Germany tha, i;
mot German, and Holland certainly is
not Hcrmah. Already Poscn is loo!;-
"n npon with no friendly ego by
,naHy VI my countrymcn as u non-Ttn
our taking lIolland-as little "a tbcrc
~ OF the French taking Belgium. .'Fs.s:1.s
Now, l tancicd / saw u Quiet twin
k!c OF satisfaction in Count Bismarck
eye as he added tho above last word
and perhaps | may rs well let it Lc
Tic last word Of my report.
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Erglzi1e CoIlege.

{ ETNERClSES i'll this Institution will Le
"a resumed on the IS. MONDAY C::
OCrOBER next. ara continue up,:i the
2l "Wednesday Of J"Iy.
Course Of study extensive aid thorough
Exponscs for the Collegiate Yo.r, ab.a.
Ono Hundred and Eighty Dollars.
Candidates for admission Should Le
present at the opcu!ng Of the Scssion, Lu.
will be- adwilted Mt any time.
Persons wishing lnoro particular irlor.
nation CAD address
Pres. r. C. GRlER, D. D.,
Due West, S. G.
Sapt.9, 1870, 20, 2t
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I%.GcrI:n%nG Oar Is Sor A C.SD.n.TE FOR TIT
'Ni:i;' :':AT"s SrNi.H We c"py the following
c":":i.i;c. .on :rcll The Columbia Ph;.nic
ci .ostC.'ay:
>, CrWNn:A" S. c., September s, 1870
Mf H!:I'F:-lhc press q; This STATE, i'll
:ni.'"":..ihG "h t'ic letter I,c",ily published
~ Ia" IN iav"r "i iii" rlrciun oi S,;.t and H.i,-
.'2:, have c'.ar.'a i!:at my posi,iuA was t.k,r
~ ;e.soa oi al ,-;,ai,Gruicnt b@tw.e.n myeeIi
ai!d The iea'ieis Of The Eeput.;ran pdr,y; tl4:,
"as !" l." c"e ca {" t!ii. Senate Of nc Unfte!
'li'4s II: c,"::'E ~:1;cr. In I:piy, J beg t1
s:rts, frSt; fha. have ever hrI srv!cvni.r
+i'ce Wi;h Gorcsn"T. scott, o. any other E.r,.h
i"an. dir c''y or indirectly, viii, reference to
-" S"n"soiia. q. elton; AID second: That
Inv" i"! be.i. uia n"t io -, a,.d will no; be
ii ca:islatc 70" the Gn', states s;enu;., a.: the
i"fr'"..h'HS Session Of th4 Lrgis!aturc. Very
Tc-.cc;:Hiy, :
JAMES, T. npp .
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September 9, 1870.

~ 49,
o.,''i'A, olo:-
Se2 90 hs"'-"'d; do' fegist u STOCK e& INT
40.
oiln IeuEirikS-hugu"ta' Ea. bonds' %
~ - ' y y, '"I. =.
40 do' FIRE Loan bonds,-a69; Columbia, S
RAILROAD b0Sns;-b:uc fldgc, (tiret mort
s uri ariss'on ama ana ms savs"nrh. -@so
na'lo.ie' Ioiu.,ua ana "a oaueusta'-a.o%'; me
't raw anu '"n,Gao2; Ireen'lde ana
soianl''a. liifst u;olljs1s-; DO; state qua
nsh and cba;li.ton o'ess,e,m, as, t go. saSah IN
State guarantee, w.as; :; South % Carolina, H1 y. ~
a'S; GO. ~ ;nspa'taLGuIg and Union-ad5.
tbeastern etis a1s ssSanna ano I1,uUa aud
- 90 ohranhah anu SHeleo
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HELMDolD's FLUID EXTRACT OF Buc,,u
In affections peculiar t. Females, is IN.
equalled by any other preparation, as in
Chlorosis, or Retention, PainfuInesa, or
Suppression of Customary Evacuations
liberated or Schirrus State of the Uterus
aud all complaints incident to the sex. or
the decline OF change Of life.
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INPsRTAsT TO BUiLDEws.-DooIs, sa.hcs
blinds, mou!dinEs. and all the material uoccssa.
~ 70 finish a house in prc.lcr etylc can be OBJ
taintd at the lowest market rates direct from
the man ufac;orer, p. 7. Toale, Charleston. 8.
g., who has the largest and most complete
States. Fec his advertisement in another col
Gmn.
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..t.Ji' i,....&...tr Ch?,Tnt ATrDN
Details Of tho STreEdar-Intery;ew
Between Naroleon and Eis.ravck-
G'ha TorMs agreed Upon.
EoND1H, TuCStlay, Scntrmhrr e

i-'Nn'H; A"SSi'al, september
a Spnc!as correspondent Of the Now
orN Tribune brings from Sedan tho
following detailed account of the ca.
pitulation and interviews between tic
Emperor, King and Count Bismarck,
pI$Tf%u"lSi:ED MORNING; VISITOR.
llEADcuAk@EHs, DoUcnERY, NEAR ST..
rA&,
September ,.
yesterday morning quite carly -
carriage ccntnining ipnr French Off
GERS urpFe out from Sedan, and came
INTO The H"ii.'IE lines. The ca.ri":.c
Was accompanied by three cnicc:., c.,
horse back, but had 10 ether cyroyt
amt when il Fad :,ll.ivld a,nonw tn"
germans; o"c oi' thc accurarts nut H.,
head ont Hi,l a.EcG where Wa; rount
.|H'inarc;;; is in",: 800 h:m at once.
The ;icrr,aM> sad that Nou"!ic!v Wa.
~" most li:>'ir >lot in Which to flu:
IN" Count. !;.nu::;, 10 one knew exact
-" WA&! r'.JGu;s. "i,urv...r,!. theu. ty
Nouti'"'v. He c;;rl.;;:,A dashed
away. ;'Md ma!.v = cHr:3#, :sla!.cc was
';i"t ;:i;"r ii. II.H: .':l: drive ".
afterwards i:nown ;n i,u y or, =, i;:s.,.
ric event. CpE.t li"mHr"k may ::r.,
Il" !'tc years th"t y courteous arab .
'"''iu VISA ltint &!Ii n,,vci. have snci, F:
another Ti*it"r III the c#r!y mo.nir.,
NA'!:l:":i 40 Ei.;MiHct;'< : INv:myi,.v-. !
:":.' '::,i =; " small l.ou<o crt,:,,,. :
~" ;2",n: ",i &. ;":t l....l; oc Tx.
II "'i,': ia ''''H&r "!:rrc. r.'iIy r!:ou...:: I.
~ !n:I,:.- l., ,.i,,.r ,i.,.;t, ! -. -., 80
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!ron Rev. y: T"!fo:l, Missionary in China.
how visiting bis home in Pcnn.l
W SDIiiSGTSS. r.,

WA"u!NGT"H, Penn.
Pear Sirs:---!1ling Residence Of some ten
,Ec.is rs Il ,n;-s lomnry in Siam and China. I
f1un'! s"!r E"Getublc Ipin Killer a most yuI.
ueLlH r.nicdy for that fca:iul Ecoul.e, the
CEoicra.
l.: ;:.i''ih s'erine !Le racdcinc found i meg,
ctos,"". - give II t""~p"nfu! of 1'nin Killer in
Il E'!i "i Eu: water swtttcntI with .v,sr.
then, AFTER about fifteen minutes begin To give
about tcafpooLt,.l Of the same mirturts ey.rv
fc" nin.c' until relief wns obtained. Ami,
h"t ~. i:rai"nr to the -xtrc,n;l;es. Bathe ,l,.
tt"iAach With the faiu Killer, clear, and rub
The linlts br!sk!y. OF those who had In.
Cl!ol"sa, and tcok the medicine faithfully in
tn. way STAT d obove, eight out of ten recover.
ed; Truly i"uIs, i TELFOHD.
Cre'nr, CoIc, don't delay the Use of the PAIN
KILLER.
FrHGcIow, CHINA.
Fear Si:s :-D"ring n lo,.g rcs;.lrrcc in Cara
have uscd your Invaluable Pain Killer both
in my own family und among tho Chinese, aEi
have found IT. most excellent M. ,lci O. In
the summer Of 1862 enl 'C3, " lille r-si,linr in
Shanghai, fou&l it On almost cert ain cure for
Cho.cra, if used in time. Indeed, using il in
great many instance, 10 not remember fail
.ng III enr!r case, For three years have
been residing III tins place. more than tiity
hls's irou, rhysieisn, and have been Obliged
often to fall ppcu ny own resources in cas.s OF
hcin"7s. l.e Chinese come to US iu great
nun.'e:s for medicine ard advice. Though
Without Lirdiral knowledge ouisclvcg, the few
sini'e remcd:.s We can command are go much
IN advance evca Of their physicians. tLnt We
have slnost daily applications We allow
them to come. because il brings them in cou,a t
Ei;!. item. and oscns door Vi uscfulrcss Ii
d!arhat coiic. vomiting, cholera, coughs, etc.
y!"r iAlN KILLER has been my cliei med
!eiue. Yours, very truly,
L. p. CRAWFORD.
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HELMnoLD's FLUID EXTRACT. AND IN
PROVED 'RosE WASH will radically cxter,
inmate, from the system diseases arising
from habits Of dissipation, at little expense
little or no change in diet, no inconve-
n'ence or exposure; completely suppressed.
ing those unpleasant and dangerous ren,e-
dies. Copaiva and Mercury, in all these
diseases. i'' 'I'ial
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Markets..
AnnEvILLE, Septcmbcr 16.-Cotton

AEnEvILLE, September 16.-Cotton
l5MlG.
New YORK, September 13-Cotton
quict-up!ands 19;. Gold 13f.
z p. M.-Cotton in fair. demand
and lowcr-sales 1,4o0 bales; uplands
lot.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 13.-Cotton dc.
mand good and prices slightly easier
-middlings II (9' is sales 200
bales; net receipts G23 bales; stock
stock 1,5SG.
AUGUSTA, Sept 13.-Cotton closed
quiet: middIing ia ; sales 4l7.
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kBBEVIy.LI,
AGRICULTURAL.
-Es' a i e

TIL e Abbcvillo Agricultural Fair
4 will open at the Fair G:ca:nd,
near the village, on Wednesday,. ~
10Th October, and continue f.! ;,ar
days: closing on Saturday, tho 9th.
All articles for exhibition mnst ba
entered in tho Secretary's books be-
forelo o'clock on Wednesday, as tL.y
will then be closed.
BY order Of tho Executive Com
mittco.
W. A. LEE,
Recording Secretary.
September 8, 1870, 90, If
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Ono Of the best Plantations
in tho up-countrv

There arc Rails enough on the place to
keep the land that is in cultivation in good
order for years 10 come. The place has
been rented for $500 year, in gold, for
three years since the war, and the only
reason Tor selling it, is that the undersigned
is not practical farmer; otherwise he
fully believes there is n fortune to be made
on it in short time.
IERMS-One half cash; The other
hull on credit Of one md tmc yoarz,
with interest at tho rate Of ono ,ur cc:.'
per month, 10 bo secured will: ;,,:rl and
mortgage Of tho l'luce, with two approved
Su1et'es. Further particulars vii! bc
made known on tho day os sale.
ANY one desifous 10 purchase &, ns:-
vate snle will nd'l.ess hin. a: his Ian,.
place, near Martins Mill.
G.. 4. VTGAIlISyA
Sent. 7, 1870, 20, 1T
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To I?Llysicia1,s.

NE" iCEE, August 18th, IeCo.
Allow NO to Cal! ven, attention 10 nv
| ration oi CUMpOUND EXTRACT
T. ." Z Ehe crnroncn, parts arc
| DIGNu, Lone LEAF, CUBEBS. III
NIPER BERRIES.
MoHH or IHEpARAr1oN.-Buclu in
S"cno. Juniper Berries, by distilln,ion, 70
form " fiuc GIN. CubeLs extracted by dis
placement will, srrits obtained from Juni-
per Berries; ve,y little sugar is used, md
sWa'l propor,i u of spirit. It is mora
.'n!i.tal!r than a. now to use.
buchu, as pre''.rcd hy Druggists, is Of
dark color. II Is n plant that emits its
fragrance; the 'ioa cf flame DESTROYS
ms l'ts active r ncipc.) having dark
ana g'ut'nous decoc,ion. Mine Is the ,olor
u ingredients. The BucLuin my prepsr-
lion predominates; the smallest quantity
Of the other ingre:li,n.s IRE a,:. ., rrc.
vent fermentation .. i,-pcc.i?n, it will
1o found not to be Tinctu:,, oe .... ,.i /,
harmacopGa, nor is it Syrup-a..
therefore can be used in cases where fever.
'r inflammation exists. Iu this, you havo
- knowledge Of the ingredients and the
node Of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with a
rial, and that upon inspection it W II meet
With your appreciation,
With feeling Of con ilcncc,
am, very respectfully,
II. T. HELMBOLD,
chemist and Druggist Of l0 Years Ex.
perience.
From the largest ;. ,":,f:: turing Cban:st :,
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y a:lg1able
Land for: Sole.
1,OSO ACREG

1000 ACRES,
More CT less, adjo;nin. lands of Thomas
Thomson, Esq, Mrs. McComb and others.
The land is well adapted for Cotton and
Corn, and is excellent for Small Grain.
There are about $50 acres of cleared land :;
about tho same in splendid woodland !;
Tie balance in old field. which would also
yield well if cultivated. There is on the
Place large Gin House and Throshor
iiouse, Good Dwelling. Barn, Cribs, Sta
Uae'' anG all necessary out-buildines.
There Is also sp!endrl Spring convenient
to lhe house. Iu fact it is unnecessary 10
commend the place, rs it is well known to
brs'
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CCNSIGNEES.

The following named persons have
freight i'll the Depot:
J Enright, S S Baker, i NJ Ligon,
Trowbr;dyo & Co., r NJ UnEusc, Ii
Veal.
J. ". MARSHALI,
Agent.
ENPRESS.-Banistcr Alien, Young
4 Co.. Mrs. God#sky, W p Dui}osc, J
+ %wcaringame, Wicklitle & Wake
field, J 81 Boyd, W Mcneil.
G. Y. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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q.
Use HELaBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT
bucHu in all diseases of these organs.
whether existing in male or female, from
"hsteve cause originating, and no matter
OF how long standing. It is pleasant in
taste and odor, immediate, in, action, and
moro Strengthening than any of the prepar-
tions of Bark CT Iron. ,~.ty ~
Those suffering from broken.down Or
delicate constitutions, procure the remedy
at once. ' #a E1.i'~ q
The reader. must be aware that, however
sl'ght may be the attack Of tie above dis
eases, it is certain TO affect lLe bodilv
health and mental powers.
All the above diseases require the aid
OF Diuretic. HELMBOLDs Ex-
TRACT BUcHU Is tie bsl,l grea, al Diurelic.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
|, PR1oE-sl.25 per bottle, ORG bottles
or $3.50. Delivered 9 to any Iadi,rass
Describe symptoms III alt comiiraaaaaniSatIoon,. iiaaa
.lt'sa Address a 2. 7. HELMBoID, Drug
and Chemical Warehouse, sa4, Broad xay, "
New Ysrk..itesl2 .,l s.,5s,p,.. =
49,. Afgl &. a2tt snol pfe tjso4;l
@ ~ h3Jitst s, Ia:JFttf.H
y @aS'tisi5s Sss5sE 4iidS a;s5.
NONE ARE genuine ,tbisss aone, IN
in steel-eDgrased wrapper, Win fse-simiia
OF my Chemical Warehouse, and signed,
! i 8 ,,a.s, ll,sT;, Z T laAM lAaEAAMBoLD.
coly 9. ie7oiIl, aqcAs ssfsss,
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NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
u am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. uem-
oo'd; he occupied the Drug Store oppo-
site my !. s''rhce, and was successful in
conducting tbs business where the other,
had not been equally so before lin. I
have heen favorably impressed with bis
character and enterprise.
WM. WElGEI,IhN,
l'Tn Q: iu*cEs & ">:.Alrlan, Nat.c-
F';:"::og Chemists. N;.., a.1 Low,
Streets, ri,i:.1' ,,ila.
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: a: ME Asnssdgths e9Jorsacgeptleman
oiant getfit, has got scat in anoth-
ef) honsey at a;pnblcr character. Eor
committing, a rape on d quadroon LADY,
inc vile ku Klu2 has in carecrated his
royal higMcss IN tho silent tombs. 4
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Grecnville and Columbia Rail-
road.
IS!s ES!s E.a2 lsSz Ez s s @ 49,
GENERAL SUrRRlxrEHpExr's OFFICE

GENERAL SUrERISTEHpESr's OFFICE,
~ COLUMBIA. s. o. July 26, 1870.
ON and afer MONDAY, August 1st.
the following Schedule will be run daily, Sun
day excepted connecting with Night Trains on
South Caroliua Road, mp and down, and with
Night Train OIL Charlotte, Columbia and An.
gusta Road going South: .:....
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IN n Q - sesS ts---r-+-iii yt,l
THREE MoNrrTo Ng,.nD s.~

:, THREE MoNTHs MURDERS IN NEBw
= i;s1 y 4 MeM R YsHk iS :aymes npbliah1
mitted IN tHat f5tyi ", dliKtiiinla itiil ths ,monfhs
Of juno, July, and Aug,1lisat. a sbrdtty
good showing, ~e'niust confess.
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from the largest ai":'f::s:nring Chemist in
the World
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HisNA:;%:: v<.,@s ca,::..:.l .l:."r>
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MISSED.
BY MARY cLEMMER AMEs.


/ miss you, dear, in this divine October;
Now ere the Empress Earth doth softly robe
her ~ e'
Beauteous limbs in colors sad and sober.
Her palace-ha1ls will soon be full of signing,
Her minstrel winds and waves in sorrow cry
ing, ha 1865 ~ q ti1Ht 4-
Her heavens weeping DER the pale year dying.
To-day, enthroned in all her crimson splendor,
The ether melting in her azure tender,
No added glory can creation lend her.
Her worlds mellihuous with low insect trill-
ing, a HaE
Her ripened leaves with nectarous wine arc
filling, -r
Their spicy odors through the still air spiIling.
An hour for tryst too dear for mortal nam
For fellowship too pure for angel blaming,
In these empurpled spaces understanding
For perfect peace would steep our being
In this melodious valley, lying lowIy
Beneath these royal mountains, crowned and
holy.
Alas these days of Paradise deride us,
And fortunes iron hand Will soon divide US,
Whatever else of life or love betide us 3 ID A
I'm gazing forward, past these earth-days
fleeing,
When / shall give to You my angel greeting,
And call you, dear, at our immortal meeting.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-03

An INFANT PRODIGY. AT the house of
Mrs Wood, Is East Twenty eighth street,
New York, recently, number of critics
witnessed a private exhibition by a little
boy OF about six years Of age, who was
introduced as Oliver B. Goldsmith, Jr.,
but who is more Familiarity known as
Little Ollie" He lisa bright, healthy
little fellow, with an Intelligent and pre-
possessing face. He played with the 9TH
er children, and seemed as much child
as any OF them. But when called upon
by his father to recite from Julius
Caesar" he struck an attitude worthy of
Booth, and beginning with Mark Anto.
ny's entrance in the third act of that
play, recited the whole act, taking first
Mark Antony's, then Brutus', and then
citizens parts. Then. at his fathers bid
ding, he recited both of Hamlet's
soliloquies, the balcony scene II from
" Romeo and Jaliet," the death scene
in Macbeth" and two scenes from the
Lady OF Lyons" He also recited parts
of G Richard Ill., All this memorising
has been accomplished without effort.
The child does not know how to read,
and is not yet familiar with his alphabet
His father reads to him, and he commits
to memory in few readings. Nor is he
a mere mimic He is constantly quoting
his stores of knowledge, and most aptly
for six year old.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-03


LOST SLEEPING CAR.-The Edwards
Vile, Illinois, Intelligencer states that
while the morning express train on the
St. Louis Division o. the Toledo Road,
was on its way to St. Louis, Saturday,
the sleeping car became detached about
thirty miles this side of Edwardsvillle.
The train arrived on time, took on num-
Der of passengers at that point, and pro-
ceeded toward ST. Louis. When about
six miles from the city, the conductor
discovered the loss. He Immediately
backed the train on an exploring expedi-
ton, and upon getting back to Edwards
vile, the engine was uncoupled and went
the remainder of the journey alone, in
search of the lost car. In about an hour
anG a half they both returned, and then
the whole train went on its way rejoicing
after delay of over three hours.