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efanet.1
Wtupna> Tebr. 9. 1871

@tHoHd q, OeDr. y. 1871.
@anberer!
@ie uerben 70 gut iein unb ta5 Jolaente in
Sbrem Blatte befaunt MAIDEN:
Der ct. Suiepbs uuterfubunss- Serein ta-
bier erpablte am 7. Jebruar fir bas Sabr
1871 foIsente Beamten:
9rd lrent Spbann @infels.
Sice praNpent: Nlbsrt produwiti9.
S6asmeifer Rarl 81. @ernes.
l. Sscretar: George q. Sdorf.
2. Secretar: Suiepb Ra0emer.
MarlhaQ: Sobn Octenrsi9.
gereins Gabnentraser: Sobann Sbmsser.
Ser. ct. G~absentrdser: 0rurs aomp.
Sctl9after: Mnbreas Mattu1tef.
g. q. S9ort See.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18
Srieffaffem bes y@anberer",

@t Na;ian& .@is. u. 8. Sir seF.
Mittbetluns banfen mir Sansn tetens.
Murtb pratrie. g. &. &am gang
ermin19t. s. 3. bat 1866 au besablen, I'm,
bic prGmie ~ befommen.
Serbian. s. $. s. &. Sc baufser Der
geiu&, beto ansenebmer.
MiuerssilIe. p.9. Das Geblente
fon,mt Nufanss nadisr @ode.
81. 9ubertus. =. s. g. @rabuale III
bier ni9t gu baten, mobl aber bel 8en3iser Bro
TIERS SEEN gort.
eeebston. u. M. Die gers1e BON q.
6. sednbert.
M"inneapolis. %. g. Der v@an<
terer" pubte IS aud ni@t fruber, ionF bate e.
i9on Noti3 sessbeu.
5@enberion. 8. %. S9Unsn Dant ben
| Mlten unb Neuen.
Nem ulm. %. u. >. Sn FOLDER @eleQ,
i9aft 1T bic @aneeruns uu1unternb. 9er;l.
Cruz!
&u1b safe. u. g. CUR iabrli9e @ an ).
teri9aft feblen nod so Gts. l1etrieens befena
miQfpmmen!
@bafopee. Go. Nit 8erenusen brief
li9e Musfunft ert5eilt.
&%esensbur e, in 8asern ReS. S. /. 9.
Sir bic G%inltnbuna uuiern bsfsn Cant, fe
| folgt in ndd Fer Summer.
Sir gtnfenbuns ntuer Mbuu.
nenten mSssn unieru ber3li@en Dant en-.
pfanssn : y. s. in 81. Ma3iana @is., s. s,
s. &. in Serbian, 8. 50. in 6enbsrieu, s. 8. in
8iuona, 3. .. in Sprins 6ia.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

@rpeertts unb Yrpsifpnen bal
len ifets in reid fer Muswabl bic 9rn. @ebrloer
limu,e, Ode Der 10. unb ct. Yeter Strabe in
ct. paul sorrdtbis. 8elonbere aufmertlara-
tett seroient ibr i6Sner gorratb an in uno
ausldnbii9en, eineema9ten unb e%ctrpdneten
Gri&ten. Man beiuae ben eelHmadooa aus
sefatteteu @trre, UNI 1& bapOn su uber3eu~
gen. Sl1l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

Se~ffentlt@e &tnlabuns! CUR erSb'
ten unb p%oQtdnbieteu &efauratiou: Die Don
6. 5&mibt Nr. 242, Drift. Strabe. Son
iesta an ,perben ~ ieber@ tunbe + DE Nuaern,
@eaisel, Joreaeu. Gleif@iorteu aaer grt, @ilD,
tura MQes, tpas Der Marft an Delifatedtn bietet,
i~erpirt. Die ftinien Weine unb 9iqueure Bic
tet meme Bar; Grudte. CONTEXT unb Gonbtto-
reipaaren in better Nusuabl. DieAufwartune
~ jeber ;3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

Gifenbabnstru altuns.-5r. Gbas.
s. prior 1T gum @uperintenbenten Der Mtl-
wautee unb ct. paul, Der ct. paul unb Obi.
cage, iupie BET 3alinss uno Datota giieubabn
ernanut hporben, fir ale DisiIouen bieier 8ab-
men in Minnelota unb Soma. .. 6. sbeparb,
Der frlbere Superiuteubeut, iberuimu,t ben Be-
trieb per Contributions Gumpasnte fir rem 8au
ber Nprb Yaeifc 8abn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18
StaatS= Neuigteiten.

Ole 8~eS5lferune bes Staates
M~tnue1cta betrdgt laut BEN cff;ieacn Mn'
saben tes @taatsieeretars, eeitist auf bic in,
purisen Sommer pcrsenrmmene 3d9lune 1885,
7s4 Ginmobner, popon 231,SO2 mdnnliden
unb 2O4,9 1882 weiblihen @eIdlehte5. Na6
Counties einsetbeilt, 1T bas 8epSlterunssrer
b1ltniB fplaenoes:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

Neue 9sIjufftce.-Nbmiral GouS bat
ieine Office mad Dritter Strabe, benz Metro-
politan 5otel seseniber oerlest, poielbff 8efel-
lunsen auf 9ieferuns BON 8renubols mad it,
senb weI9en @tabttbeileu in beliebisen Quan<
titaten aufsenOmmen unb iets prompt uno bill
lisf aussefibrt merren. 63
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18
SfftcieQe Nptt5.

Siermit mire, in l1esereirftmn1uns nit Section 70, Ga
pittl 8 ces amentirten 1rstbrisis eer Stapt Ct. 9aul SO.
ts essebsn. eaB Der Vsineineeratb in ieiner %rertasten Ser
~iammluns am IL. Ssbruar 1871 eine Volunteering tr
0raeiruus auf Ger Sieite pom Hpbert Strlse, imiiten Der
Drttten unt gierten Straee, in her @tabt ct. yaul YER
Orenet hat. SIN @remplar hes YrOfls 1T In Der OfFe: tes
stast. glerts cteier otapt ;ur &tnt&t ~aufselest.
~. S. DC
etabtzGsrt.
5etr. Is. 1871.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18
Neue M9enten.

Na9benannte 6errtn baben bic @ite, hi
gsentur fir ben u@anterer" 3u beiursen:
@err Msan Sanb1
fir st. Ma3ian1 Manitpwpc Co.,
@ise.
9r. Sobn 9entees
fir 81 arYs . ~ n, seett So.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

Die Gpunts &ommiiare ernannten
lesten Dienaas auf antras tes 5rn. 5owarb
Nic. l1nteu gum Superinteneent Der Mrmen>
farm. Die Nusaaben fir bieieNnialt uabreno
tes sorisen SabrsS bstrasen $$22,369.77, lie
Ginnabmen unb serrertbsten g,rptuete 49,
S42.93
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

CUR untertuBuns Jrantrei1s
bat bic beige @eieQlhaft l. Union FRANCHISE
cine Mahenoeriammluns ber Gransoien auf ben
16. b. ~seranitaltet, iber beren Grfulg mir in
nd9fer drummer beridtsn tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

@ier Stangen Ya!m Seife fir Is Gts.
bel 8. Weis, 80. tl2 Wabaibaw Stra6e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

CUR Setter bes 81. patrids-Ga<
ses trefen bic irii@eu Mitbirser erobe gor-
bereitungeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

gier Plumb better &io aaFse fir $500
BET 8. Wets, SO. 112 Wabalbam Strabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18
Nibt III mberiebem! ADs

Wir tuisberbolen biermit bic idun friber sese=
tsne Grflaruus. tab mir Ginienbuuseu, bic ni9t
un,ersei9net Inb, unberad1@tist bel @eite lie.
ssn. pa Der bttrefenpe Ginienuer in iol9en Sal
len f@ ielbf elmer @udFdtsIOfsteit seseu bic
&ebaetipn (9ultig ma9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18
uster1huB......... $1,7S6.35

Die Mitslieteraabl pes gereins 1T ssgentpdr-
tis 12S.
IS foQts pobl taura Der 8emerfuns bebirfen,
taB bieier gereiu gang Defenders bic ~aaseneiue
gstbeilisuns Der tatboliiden Mitturser per,
tient unb b~erle!ten benn aud bebarf penn iein
erobes ;3iel, bic @rinbuns zines @ailenbauies
balb erreiht trerpen ipa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

DAT iube6 bieie 3dbluns ni@t unbebinet auf
@euauisteit NRfpru@ MAIDEN fam, aeist has
8eiipiel BON 6ou1on County, be(en 6lli9e
9alfte etuer neuen Gontrole untertporfsn tpur>
bs unb uunu,ebr cine 8rs5ltsruns Don $4,000
@eslsn fir bieies County a~ufpeist anfatt muir
1850, ME bic Obtss Isabelle ansiett; in Golse
be1eu beIauft I'D bic @eiammtbepDlterung bes
Staates auf 44O,t14 Ginpobner. Die ;3abt
Der mannliden 8emobner bee @taatss
aberfsist b~isjenise Der tpeibli9en nu1
$4,000 4Spft. ober UNI IL prueent. Su ber
@tabt ct. PAUL Fnb 1920 1ndnuli@e uub
9760 peibIi&e @epobner resiarirt.
Die Der 8epSlferunessabl mad bebeutenbien
Staote unb Srtf9afen bes 5taates reibeu 6d
Elm, pie fuIst:
St. D,030
minneapolis" 1903
yStncad 1882
81. AntbDnp- SOFA
Sttluater. 4,5O7
@ee 1860
Nrdeaer 1858
Mantato ...". ."............. 3.4Ss
Qaatass 3.456
Duluth 1904
3,047
ct. geter......" ..".."... 2,640
sate 2.6O6
Ncrtb6e!O, ATT
ct. 9lcub, 2,176
Sratcnna' 2,O77
@afttn' 2,o4O
SeatHsle 1868,
Ne'p uln' 1913
Mu'bt0ro, 1,245.
albert 1.167
sbatOpee, 1929
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

Der bieiise ct. Soiepb's @ai<
lenserein, beien 9%earebunsen fir @srior-
euns aruer @aiienftnber bic Mnertennuns aler
Meni&enfreunbe erpurben baten, pdblte ueu<
lid foleenbe 8eamten
Yrdibent: 0eo. Nitl&.
8ieepraIeent: 8. 3. 1imne.
I. @ecretar: g. 8ures.
2. Seeretdr: Sobn Rreger.
S9asmeiaer: Gr. Messer.
6%abnentrdser: Matb. &einarb.
Der 3ufanb ber 8ereinsfnansen i'm uuriseu
SABRE ereiebt na9febenoea Heiultat:
Ginnabmen....~... $2,3t7.4O
Muasaben ........... 531.05
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

@uter beIIer @yrup SO Gts. PEI
CALVIN, bel $. Weis, SO. 112 @abaibam ctr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

Sotal Mussateu". $685. 80
8ilan5""""..~ $20,9o8 Sc
Son utiser Bilau3 Iab bic in Nep ysrt 3u
3ablenben ;3inscoupuns im 8etrase BON S..
340.84 ab3u3iebeu.
Ger Staot>glerf liefert nadfsbentenGinan3-
beri9t iber bic seri9iebenen Qicenien:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

6ummels Safe GNen3 5 Gsnts per 8or
bel 8. Weis, 80. 112 @abaibam Giraffe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18
Tarm 5u p%ertaufen.

Cine Jarm mirt GUM gerfauf ansebpten; He bait so
Ndsr. upson 81 unter g4aus, febr quite Dieien 80 Nder.
suten 8uid, eutes Waher beu 9aus unp quite Staluns,
Maes %einseferjt.
Die tarm liest tn g~banb.6en Trmn. CAREER Grunts,
Minnepta 4 Weile. Don Gbasfa, 5 Don Carver unp ) pom
Gtatrpee. scrtt Gr.
Musiuuft ;u BADEN tn Der Offee biefes Blattes. 1884
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0~eutl9<amerifanildes
CONGREGATIONS 2ericon.

Mit lpseteuer &udii6t auf las 8ez
turfnib Der In Nmerita lebeneen
Deutl1e
NIT genusuns aner beutlten, anerifantibsa. easlti&ns
uuo iran;pititen Guelea, urc
uxter Mitpirfuns sieler berSprraseneer beut.
l9er S9riftfsler Nmerita'S,
beatbeitet rsn
Nrof. Aleranber 8. Sbem.
Sa abt Binbsn pber 50 2ieferunsen pcn ie 80 esiten.
Stem yurf, bel i +. 0%erbarp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18
Tetr. IL. 1871.
Guittun8en.

Set pprtser Nuntmer baten fur ben
Wduberer" be;dbIt:
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ct. Neters Mnterftueunes=0ere

Das aran,.uz 6 Committee tes Ct. geters lnterfatunss.
gereins Don, 1. Wpntae TN 5ebruar Bis gum 1. Nfsntas
I'm Mdr3 befebt aus f~plsenben 6erren: M
0berer Dtfrtet: 5err Walentin Qaae' sr "
8ittarase, 4. Warb. 9einria 2ealer, Mr. IA erdanss
6tra6e 3. Warb.
unt.rer Dtfrift: Carl @a!ter, Wabaibam stras
Fe, teim Dearttbaus, 2. Warb. Martta Sa1, yetsra
~ 1rant SOLID Ctr.
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Officie11e 9tabt=3eitun 9.
2otal= Neatgtetten.

|
@tabtratb.- Dem Ginansberi&te Der
seri&iebenen Beamten IL III entnebnaen. bab bic
Ginnabmsn BON poli3siRraftn f& s~sfaItsn, tpis
folst:
september 1870 90
Qe1cper. <OO w
80 ~
I Oejenaber ia 5O
Sanuar 533 w
Der BrIfeneinnebmer beri9tet fir ben Mo-
nat Sanuar cine Giuuabme bon $685., Der
Marttmeiasr cine lolde BON $4,000, Der
@erftmeiRer cine lul&e pom 11.73 fit ben Mo-
nat December.
Der Stabh4abmeifer leet fir ben Monat
Sanuar folsenbeu Giuan3bsri&t Dor:
Ginnabmen:
YrudenaeQ......".....$ 214 IS
! Wdqenltcen, en- ...... ~ w
| 0erihiebene 2icenien.. IS G5
banbeIeltcen1en ...... 120 60
County S&asmtiifer... 20,73941
Stacfrt1ter ......".... 2OO w
JurNu1gr1ben De5Wa=
baibam Street Se=
uer .............. 40 70
-- 2l.529 20
1otal gianabmen $3O,144 rs
NuS9abtn:
Sutere7en@uupcns unb
Nusgaben..."."....$ 2,507 %
Gttp Srpers....... 6,S2S 81
Gotal MusSabeu... 1886 80
pilan,. SoO oAQ az
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-12

A FEW reasons why they should have the
"A. preference over all others:
l. Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Machine Is
much simpler than any Of the others; re-.
curing lees than half the amount of ma.
chnery
2. As the result of this simplicity, this ma
chime IL much less Liable than tho others to
get out Of repair.
3. Another reeult OF this simplicity is
greater durability.
1. Another result is lcse friction, and. con.
seqnentiy, greater ease and rapidity of mo-
Llon with less noise. T777I0
5. And greatest Of ell, that it uers Il Shut
tie, and makes the lock stitch
1t ls the cheapest to buy the best. Buy the
machine that has justly, fairly and honora-
against strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has the Wheeler i
Wilson not only stood fret and foremost, but
now stands tho nlivalled Sewing Machine of
tho enlightened civilized world. Iuy the m
chine that has been thus tested and proved.
and then you arc sure to get tho best. For
sale on tho easiest possible terms Salee
room Main street, aecond door below PHGS1x
Office, Columbia, 8. @.
A. WnYTE, General Southern Agent.
June 81 N- cr,o
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The remarks Of visitors ut Saratoga
who drink for the first time the mineral
water, are often amusing. Said an obese
gentleman-who had just emptied
glass OF crystal spring water, and which
really tastes like condensed rotten eggs
"Bub, this water is fit only for hogs to
drink" "Yes, sir" replied Bub, with
twinkle in his eye, 'have some more?"
A chinese camp-meeting is to be held
IN California shortly. DR.. Wau kee
says that the meeting is to be stHeep big;
allie samee Mclean man torchee; long
timee me sabbe good day; allie aamee
Joshe man; heap big talkeo; Young Wo-
man heep good; See Yup Chinaman no
heep likee young Wo Joshee man."
Indianapolis papers often contain an
nouncementslike this: s'Lovers Of scien-
tifio exhibitions of pugilism and stout
breeches are invited to q stare,' at the
County Clerks Office, this afternoon, at
half-past 5 O'Clock.
Not to ventilate the rascalities within
ones knowiege is sometimes to encou-
rage them, and to permit those whose
VooatIons they are to become impudent
and shameless leaders in the various
positions of life.
An old Connecticut lady who was very
much troubled by the prospect of the
introduction Of gas in. her village, and
tne consequent disuse Of whale oil, asked
with much earnestncss: "What is to be.
come OF the poor whales?"
Observation-Disclosures ) that
bears the earth"-a chief of the Six Ma
tlons, proposes to go through college
and become big Injun generally.
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Tea,
State of South .Richland Co.
COURT OF COMMON pleas

State of South Carolina---R Richland Co.
COURT OF COllAlON PLEAS.
James q. Gibbes, as Administrator OF Gabriel
Il. Startling, Plaintiff, against Charles Bur
=, rows, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
To THE DEFENDANT, CHARLES BunRows:
VOU arc hereby summoned and required to
Il answer the complaint in this action.
OF which copy is herewith served upon Won.
aud to serve copy Of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers, at their Office.
Columbia, South Carolina, within twenty days
after tho service hereof, e1clueiyo of the day
OF such service; and il you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid. tho
plaintiffs in this action will apply to the court
for tho relief demanded in this complaint.
CARROLL, MELTON & JANNEY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated Columbia, s. c., August IL, 1871.
To TIE DEFENDANT, CHARLES BuRnows:
Take notice that the sum LII ons in this action
OF which the foregoing is copy, Was filed in
tho IN otiico OF the Clerk Of tho Court Of Common
Ileas, at Columbia. in tho County of Hich
land, in tho State Of South Carolina. on the
2lst day OF August, 1871
CARROLL, MELTON & JANNEY.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
ccoLrMlIA, s. c.. August II, 1871.
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New Books! New Books!! New Books!!!
THE DOMESTIC LIFE OF THOs. JET.
\ 4 FERSON. By his granddaughter, Sarah
1 "Reminiscences of Fifty Years. By Mark
."At Last" A Christmas in the West In.
dies: By Charles Kingsley, with many illus
trations. 50.
Light and Electricity" BY J. Tyndali.
The Coming Race; or, The New Utopia. 80,
Six Boys: Mothers Story. By the Amo-
rican Tract Society. s125
Tho Earthly Paradise. A Poem. Dy Will
liam Morris. Three volumes. s4.5O
aErnestine." By George Sand. 75s.
Terrible Temptation. by Chas. Reade. soc.
Also, largo selection OF new Novels by the
heat authors, just received and for sale at pub
lisher's'pricee, by BRYAN & McCARTER.
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Change Of Schedule.

EsR AG2 SSa9 g5sssssqs.ittst sssqs.itFs to 90 into effect on
and after Sunday, 11th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia =. 40 M
Arrive at Charleston at 90 n m
Leave Charlestonat.. ................ .8.2U m
Hrrlve at Columbia at. $40 m
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND Accommodation
TRAIN, [sundays exccpted.l
Leave Columbia at. = 6o ~ n,
Arrive at Charleston at 6.4b n m
Leave Charleston at. M
Arrive, at Columbia at G. M, n,
:, Camden Accommodation Train will con
tlnue 70 run to Columbia as formcrly-hIon-
days, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
A. l.. TYLER, ce-President
8. b. P1cK1Ns, General Ticket Agent.
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oo1oNIA " TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER VOL, VI
Change of Schedule.

GENEBAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
WILMINGTON. COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA Il. H. Co,
WILMINGTON, N. o., AUGUST G. 1871. !
kSSa FIT GgEEgaAIs9fQ AFTER this date the
tstSf II. xeSss:-@--TzA following schedule will
be run by trains on this road:
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta r, R
SUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, S. c., August 4, 1871.
EaN Ea EEHtEIsalI ON and after SUNDAY
ea.R- HT Tsl1aaR-akSncXt, 9th inst, the follow
ing schedule will bo run over this road:
GOING NORTH.
Train No. /. Train No. 2,
Leave augusta. .325 A. NJ. GOO L. NJ.
Leave Columbla. 800 a. III. 11.00 =. NJ.
Arrlfc Charlotte. .2.15 i. III. $40 a. NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte 7.4O a. nj. S15P.M.
Leave Columbia. :. 1.57 Il, NJ 2,3O A. NJ.
Arrive Augusta. .fi.5O z. NJ, 1904. NJ.
No. Train daily. No. Train daily, Sun
days excepted. Both trains make closc con-
nection to all points North, South and West.
No. Train makes close connection at Rich
mond for Virginia Springs.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
to all principal points. Standard timc-Wa ash.
ington City time, 1G minutes faster than this
city. E. p. ALEXANDER, General Sun.
E. r. DORSEY, Gen. Freig hi and Ticket AGENT
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JewelrY and Silyerware.

Jewelry and Silverware,
nF the most approved styles. can be Oh.
~ tained at l. SULZBACHER'S estahlish.
mrnt, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row.
Hets and half sets III great variety. Also.
solitaire md cluster DIAMONDS. SpECTA.
Giles am EfE-GLASSES to emit all ages.
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Thornwell's Collected Writiugs.

: y Ut OV11oOtCU W 1IIlUBB,
fHHEOLOG1CAL and Ethical, 2 volumes,
4 embollished with DR.. Thornwell's por-.
Memories of Patmos. By MacDufr. 81.
The Conservative Reformation and it's The.
oioogSy. by Rev; Charles P. Krowth, D. D. SIS.
The Unseen World. Ry Rev. DR.. Stork, 81.
NEW NOVELS.
Her Lord and Master By Florence Maryatt
!, Won. not Wooed. By the author Of Bred in
tho Bone, &c. so cents.
Terrible Temptation. By Charles Reade.
such as Mothers Recompcnse, Vale Of Cedars'.
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A Blacksmith's Irony.

Some time ago green-looking individual
entered blacksmith's shop in a country
town in Connecticut, aud applied for job
In voice in perfect keeping with the stu
pidity Of his physicgnomy. His awkward,
uugaiuiy, and uncouth personal appearance
impressed the smithies with the idea that
they saw before them an object of prospcc-
tive merriment so they qui1zingly asked
him il he could do all sorts of forging
Upon his answering afiirmatively, the Boss,
winking to the workmen, handed him bar
of 'cast-irop,' and told him to Try his hand
in forging some horse-shoes The greeuy,
in his persevering efforts to make the treach-
erous metal stick, afforded much amusement
to the other smiths.
When dinuer-time came the greephorn
had not made much Roadway toward con-
structiDg shoe, but be kept at work until
the last man had gone TO dinner, then, sud-
denly dropping the bar of cast iron, he
made directly for one of the other FORCES,
and selected the best pair of tongs he could
find, and in an incredibly short space OF
time he had converted the jaws of the tongs
into perfect horse shoe. Then he slipped
along to the next forge and repeated the
trick, aud thus he left his compliments to
the three FORCES. When the black smith
and his jours' returned from dinner they
found the verdant. looking fellow astride of
an anvil, with a mourDful, discousoIate,
woe-begoue countenance, comical to behold
He was greeted by bos,erous shout of
laughter, coupled with the inquiry:
'How do you get along making horse
shoes? Amt sorry you learnt the trade,
are yerY'
The object of their jest replied
I've got along purity we'll I've knocked
out three shoes, all 'ccpt cutting off the
spurs Then he held the topgs, or, rather,
what were once tongs, before their aston
ished gaze. AS the idea that they had been
victimized gradually dawned on the minds
of these disciples of Vulcan, their length
ened and ludicrous visages we're interesting
to behold.
Like the profaue man, who, when the
'hind-bo of his cart came out as he was
driving up hill with load of apples and
scattered his cargo along the road, so with
then-swearing couldn't do justice to their
feelings. 1t turned out that the verdant-
looking chap was 'boss blacksmith in a
New Haven shop, and was considered one
of the best workmen in the country. The
knowledge of this circumstance did not act
as salve to the wounded feelings of the
'smithies,' who vowed vengeance deep and
uDyielding on the perpetrator.