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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-27
ssSg" EXURERANT HEALTH


is a blessing vouchsa:ed 10 few. Even those
who have been favored by nature with
strong constitutions and vigorous frames
are apt 10 neglect the precautions necessary
20 preserve these precious cnGOwmcntS.
Iadced, as rule, the more healthy and
robust n,an is, the more liberties he is in
vlincd TO take with his own phySiTne. 1t
is some consolation 10 the naturally weak
and :ecble to know that they can he so
!nvic grated and built up, bv Il proper Use
of the means which science has placed at
their disposal, as to have mAcI, better
chance OF long life, and exemptions t'om
disease and pain, than the mos: athletic OF
their fellows who are foolish enough TO
suppose themselves invulnccable and act
accordingly.
1t is not TOO muc! to say that more than
half the pcoplc of the civilized world need
an occasional tonic, 10 enable them to sup
port the strain upon their bodies and minds,
which the fast life Of this restless age oc
caSicns. In fact, a pure, wholesome, uncx-
citing tonic is the grand dcSideratrm OF the
busy miionS, and they have the article IN
IIostc;ter'> Stomach Bit,erS. 1t is L Stam-
iaal medicine. i. e. it imrartS permanent
strength 20 weak systems and in'igt rates
delca,e constitutions. It's reputation and
lis sales have steadily increased. Com
pe,i,ive preparations have been introduced
ad ibi,ur, and, as far as the public is con-
cerned, nd nau$eum, in the hope OF rlvaIlnS
it; but they have all either pcrished in the
attempt, or been left far in the rear. 1t has
been the great medical success of the
present century, and it is quite certain that
no proprietary medicine in this country is
as widely known, or rs generally nscd.
Ten igh;nins presses, running necessarily
(SunGays cxceptsd,) the whole year through,
barely supply tie demand for the Illustrated
Almanac, in which the nature and uses Of
The preparation are set forth, the circnla-
ton now being over eight millions i year.
Sept. e, 36-lm.
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s JNpOPTANT TO RTI

s~ IMPORTANT TO Bull.
DERS AND CONTRACTORS-We learn
from our Charleston exchanges that Mr., ?.
?. Toale, tie well-known manufacturer of
Doors, SasheS. Blinds, nc, has established 4
depot at No. 90 Hayne street. where he keeps
constantly on hand not only all articles from
his own mauusactcry, hut also every variety
of builders hardware. French and American
window glass, both plain and ornamental,
slate mantelS. and, in short, everything me-
cessarv 10 finish handsomely residence, a
store, or church.
Sep. s. 36-lm.
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GREAT OrFEg.-Peters' Musical Month
" FOR October is to band, containing fifteen
Beautiful pieces of music, printed from, full
SIZE music plates. II can be had for thirty
cents. The Publisher also offers TO SEND,
postpaid, for one dollar, six back numbers,
containing from ninety 10 one hundred pieces
of choice new music, worth at least S5o.
Send Your order to the Publisher, ). L. res
t.rs, 5oo Broadway, New York, and onr word
to, If. vop will get your moneys worth.
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Notice is hereby givon that ) months af-
Ter date application will be made to the
Bank Of Ncwbcrry, s c., for renewal o.
certificates for 90 shares stock stnnding in
the name of H. H. Folk, Original Certificate
No. 50, dated April l2, 1854, having been
lost or mislaid.
Sept. 81, 32-3mos.
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South Carolina Monument Association,

CoLuMBIA, S. c., Sept. 15, 1871.
A. the last meeting of the Executive
Board of the South Carolina Monument
Association, held in Columbia, it was
unanimously resolved that bazaar
should be held in Columbia during the
mon,i, of November; the proceeds Of
which bazaar shall be used to aid in the
erection of 3 monument to the Conftde-
rate dead of South Carolina. Through
he kindness of the President Of the
South Caro,ina Agricultural Society, suf-
fcicot space for the bazaar has been as
signed at the Fair Grounds, and the ba
zs.r will be held at the same time as the
Agricultural Fair-from the 5th to the
10Th November. Feeling assured that
more good can be accomplished by q
combined effort Of this kind than Ey
anv individual eXertion, however vel!
directed, we earnestly appeal to the wo-
men of the State to help US ii our wo'k k.
Up to this time every call for aid has
been most generously responded to, both
by South Carol,nians residing outside of
the State, as we'll as hy those who are
among 0s to see the progress of our
work. Being convinced. therefore. that
we have bnt to represent our cause for
all to contribute gladly to its success, we
ask the public interest in its behalf.
Contributions of al! kinds will be ac'
cep.abie. Boxes must be marked IS.
C. Monument Bazaar" and the name CT
the Distric. from which the articles
come sheuid be put on each box. All
contributions to be sent to one of the
Committee Of Arrangements.
Special Committee of Arrangements
and Supcrintcndsnce-Mrs. John 7.
R.rby, Mrs. ". II. Gibbes, Miss Martin,
Miss LaBorde.
Executive Committee s. G.. Monument
E.zasr-The officers and Board Of Di-
sectors of the South Cacolina Monument
Association.
Full particulars of arrangements ''T
esch day will oe published in the daily
paper al the time Of the bazaar.
Papers throughout the STATE are re-
eucsssd to copy.
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TIE Losr CorSTr.--l7 explanation Of
the catastrophe. of which intelligence
WAS given recently. By which an entire
County of Florida is represented "a have
sunk and been replaced by lake, we
are told that the ocean waters flow under
bog c.uS,s in that State for many miles,
that salt water fishes have been taken III
sink holes" or openings in this crust
sixty miles from the sea-shore. Such a
cavins in scared the people Of Orange
County, New Jersey. lately, and recalls
the similar phenomena in Iowa that re-
Gently. iu the same say. destroyed sew
eral miles Of railroad that had heen built
over an unsuspected lake. So, too, in
York County, Maine, the railroad that
had been completed around a pond in
Alfred suddenly sank, and when the
cause WAS sought it was found that an
unsuspected pond, sixty feet deep, lay
under the meadow over which the road
had been constructed. But in Florida
such conditions exist more extensively
than anywhere else.
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NEW GOODS!
CHEAP GOODS!!
AT
SteWart's Corner.
FALL & WINTER GOODS
Of SELECT CHARACTER.

CONSISTING OF
Warranted BOOTS and SHOES,
for Young and old.
" arranted lot Of Ladies and Misses
SHOES. OF More 4 Larabee's make.
HATS. for Men and Boys.
LEATHER. SADDLES, HAIR
NESS. BRIDES: WHIPS: &c.
CUTLERY and HARDWARE
generally.
sale and retail.
GUNS. PISTOLS. &C., &c.
COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, MO-
LASSES.
SOAP, PEPPER, SPICE, GIN
GER. STARCH, &c.
HOES. SHOVELS. SPADES,
SCYTHE BLADES: NAILS.
STATIONERY, INK, PENS,
PENCILS.
LINE and KEROSENE.
DOLTING CLOTHS.
SINGERS SEW WING Ma
CHIMES.
We hope to satisfy in quality and
price.
?, II. & R, :. Chick.
Sep q, 39-tf.
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Strayed or Stolen.

4 white Pointer bitch, with lirer.coIored
ears, disappeared from the premises Of
the undersigned, ten miles West OF New
berry C. H.. on WedneSdsy ~, the 18th inst.
Whoever returns the dog to the Herald Of
fec, or to the rnde7si gned, vii! he literally
rewarded. DhNNlS Lain
Sept 81, 39-tf,
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gREWBEERE,, S, {,
Wednesday, September ~, 1871

q Special attention is directed t"
the call for a Survivors Association,
which will be found in another column.
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GEO, SYMMERS,
Wholesale AND RETAIL
g ES d & Z Es
LIQUOR DEALER,
MAIN STREET,
COLUMBIA, S. c.
In submitting the following list, we merely
beg to remari; that each article named IS war
r,nted STRICTLY CHOICE. aud Of the BEST
QUALITY, cur motto being,
s'Ihe Best is the Cheapest.S
MEi1s DisoSGi 2n: Fsrrs E!a9@ s"H o rip; &
Ferris Fulton Market Picked Beef, Dry Salt
T.. c. Sides. Dry Salt Strips, Picked Beef
Rounds, Picked Pig Pork, Mess and No. l
Gackerel in kris, Smoked Tongues and Beef,
Prime Leaf Lard and selected Goshen Butter.
F1oUR.-A fu! supply Of best St. 1-oais
, brands.
CaAcKERs.-Lemon, Sod,, -Erated, But
ter. Jun!bleS, Tea Cakes, Mckenzie genuine
Ediuburg Albert B:Scui's, &C.
CANNED GooDs-Trufflas, Mushrooms,
Tomatoes, Peaches, pine-Apples, Cherries,
Lima Beans, Green Corn, Peas, Oysters, Sar-
! dimes, Salmon, Condensed Milk, PruneS. Lob
sters.
SAUcEs, CONDIMENTS. &c.-Crossc and
BlackwelS Pickles, Lea and PerrinS Worces-
tcrShire Sauce, Currie Powder, Cayenne Pep
per, Spices in full variety, BrandenbnrS
FrereS, Olive Oil, Colmans Double Sunertine
Mustard, Prepared French Mustard, Potted
! Dryi!ed Ham and Tongue.
| Stock Of Teas selected by an Expert. can
not ba surpassed: while in standard Groce-
rirs, such rs CoffeeS. Sugars, etc +, we offer Il
; large stock at lowest ruling prices.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Agent for Moet and Chandon'S Cliampagncs:
BrandenburS Frercs. ClaretS anu
SautcrnrS.
IIeeukel s Cos. Hooks and Ehine
Wines.
| Importer Of my own BrandieS, Sherries,
Scotch Whiskcv, Jamaica Rum and C!"rets.
! Domestic liquors all grades, from common tu
| finest in market.
| All the above guaranteed in their native
! pnri,v, and the Stock, for extent and variety,
! the largest in the State.
GEORGE SWIMMERS,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Sept. 81, 39-tf:
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A Florida Phenomenon.
A LARGE PORTION OF ORANGE COUNTY
CHANGED TO LANE.

rrrre uniSrS AND PEOPLE ENGrLFED-
DETAILS or THE STRANGE CATASTROPHE.
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EcLECTIc MAGAz1NE.-Thc October num-
Der of this Magazine is at hand, and its con-
tents are Of more than usual interest. Inc
article from the "Quartcrly Review on
Darwin's Descent Of Man, is by far the ableSt
and most scientific attack that has vet been
made on this remarkable book. Among the
other articles OF noie, we euumeratc the fol-
lowing: 'Sr Walter Scott, The lIer<chelS
and tue Star-Dcp'h$; War, 4 Poem, by Hon.
Roden Noel; y Festa in Venice; Patty
Chapters XLI. to XLVG.; In kamptchatka
and thc Country of the kormcES: The Sta tc
Papers Of France: The Literary Lifc-u.;
Marie Of Villrfranche; Pike County Ballads:
Medieval GoIdsmiths; Continuation Of the
Deep>Sea Explorations; Marian MAY; Sir
John lic.schcI; Art, Miscellany &c. \
fine portrait Of the great astronomer, SIR
John Herschcl. embcllshcS the number. f.
E. Pelton, Publisher, los Fulton Street. New
York. Terms $ pcr year; two copies 50;
single copies as cents.
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Four Coop HABITS -Punctuality, ac-
curacy, s,cad;ncss and despatch. Without
the first time is wasted; without the second
mistakes the most huriful to our own credlt
and interest, and that Of others, may ne
committed; without the third, nothing can
he we'll done; and without the fourth, oppor-
tunitics for advantages are lost which 1t Is
imDossiblc to recall.
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SALE>DAY.-NextM Monday, dear patrons,
will be sale-day, and as many Of you will DC
in town, We beg YOU TO remember and pay
rs visit. sou,e are indebted for subscrip-
tion, some for advertising, aud others owe
nothing at all, Cor the reason that they have
not learned yet tie value of printers ink;
but We say 10 ali. come, and pay up or sub
scribe
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TIE GALAxY.-The October number OF
this splendid magazine is an a'tracIive one.
This may always be said of the Galaxy,
however; every number is good and never
fails to interest from beginning 10 end. We
hail its coming with pleasure always, and in
va-iably give i; the very first attention. Now
is good time 10 subscribe, rs the new Eo!-
urne will soon commence. The prize for this
magazine is 81 i year. Sheldon \ Com
pany, publishers, CIT Broadway, New York.
SOMETHING THAT EVERY FARMER WANTS.
"A copy of the American Sock Journal:
The September number, contains the usual
variety Of valuable information, written bv
the best, and most practi, al writers in the
country. If farmers would pay more at
tenticn to the breeding and raising Of
stock, we should hear less complaint about
hard times, and low prices Of grain. We
therefore urge all to send for free speci
men copy. Address, y. r. Boyer & Co,
ParkcsbuIc, Chester Co., Pa.
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Don't KNOW EvEHYTHISG.-Our devil is
curious 20 know how the editors of this pa
per live, they Go so much for nothing. spc2d
so much time and labor for others benefit
and reap so little in return. We can only
say, "go to, get behind US" youyoung devil,
and tempt us not. 1t is not for YOU to know
how We live; whether on the memory Of the
past, when things were different, and quid
pro ouo'S were everyday occurrences, or
whether like 4 chameleon, on air, or on the
hope Of future returns, or blessed immor>
tality beyond. It's enough for us to know
that we are kicking. To the divil wild yc,
Won young Spalpeen, it's not for the likes of
you TO know Everything.
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Of clothing to he found in the South. Their
large establishment, formerly occupied by
Col. ". j. Hokc, whom they succeeded in
business. is filled in the various lines Of dress
suits, from fine to common, and at all pric !;
while their assortment Of hats, underwear,
and the various other articles needed to COM
plctc q ecntleman's toilet, are in keeping with
the reputation which they have established.
Mr.. Johnson is still to be found at this cstab-
lishmcnt ready TO attend his friends.
As 4 proof that Columbia is full Of stran-
gers, 4 large number Of whom are from
Charleston, it is Only necessary 10 visit the
different hotels in the city to see that it is so,
for they are all crowded with visitors. OF
the number the Columbia Hotel is great
centre of attraction, and is reaping a rich
harvest at this time, and it deserves all the
snccess it receives. The proprietor, Mr. Cor
mon, spares no labor, expense or time, to
make his hotel place where the travelling
public NAV enjoy rest and rcfrcshment in
the largest sense. We are glad to see that
the attentive and gentlcmanly superinten-
dcnr. Mr. RuddS, Is still one Of the features
Of the Columbia, although on trifing re-
laxatory bender at present.
DR.. S. +. FAST-An elegant assortment
of toilet articles, such as colognes, extracts,
soaps, combs, brushes, superb perfume
bottles, powder.boxes. and many other
things, adorn the showcases at DR.. Fant's
Drug store, and they need only to be seen
TO call forth admiration, and excite desire
for their possession. Besides these, Dr..
Fant will in few days have on number
Of those highly useful and economical Per-
fume Atomlzers, an indispensable article
for ladv's toilet table and for the sick
room. As the supply Of. this latter article
will he limited, we advise our readers who
want one to be ready when they come, or
they may he too late. In addition to tine
fancy articles, the Doctor has ful! stock Of
pure drugs, medicines and chemicals.
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"SHoRT, SHARP AND DECISIVE. we
learn that Mr.. Wallace Cline has contracted
to complete f. store 80 by 60, for McSsrS.
Mavcs i Martin, in the rear Of Moohon
Row, in fifteen days from the time that the
material is ''dumpcd' on the spot. The
building is to he occupied by McSsr$. Cope
land & Bear,lcn, from Clinton, who have de-
tcrmincd 10 Go business in our town. Sue
cess rcnt,cmcn all.
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LinnsPills will cure Dyspepsia. Try them.
Sold only by Motto i Tarraut. It.
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4 NAN IN 4 TRUNK.-The excitement
lately aroused at the finding OF a girls body
in q trunk will subside now that ii is known
that in Newberry q trunk has been opened,
which revealed the lcgleSs body of a man,
apparently young and we'll dressed. We dis
like sensations but cannot help giving pub
licitv 10 this affair. Three weeks ago. Mr. +.
Coppock, Clo:hcr. went North TO purchase
goods, and about a week since returned,
and among 1he boxes and trunks received,
was one which contained the lifecSs body
above mentioned. That Mr.. Coppock and
his mariner were struck, was natural, but
thcv had seen sights before in the army, and
were not frightened The body was taken
from its resting place, and put where it could
be seen bv all men. ard has remained there
till now, tha, the curious public may view it.
They are right in this, but we think they
should have telegrsphed the Sor!hern au-
Ihoritics, and bad the matter investigated.
II he horrible ku Kux affair. Any
further information in regard TO this affair,
may be had by calling on Messrs. Wright 1
Coprock, Clothiers, who have stock OF
clothing of elegant quality and variety.
Inns Pills will cure Dyspepsia. Try them.
Sold only by Note Tarraut. It.
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In submitting the following list, we merely
BEG to remark that each article naITlcd IS war
ranted STRICTLY CHOICE. aud OF tie BEST
ouALITY our motto being,
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Cor-oS STATEMENT From Sept. 10, to
Sept. II, a .406 bales Of cotton were shipped
from the Newhcrry depot:
1S70-Scp;cmhcr. 2.20i; October, 2IIo:
November, ! $50; December. 3.SGS. ISL
January, 3.SGl; February, 1854; March, 9G6;
April, $50: May, l ,0S2; June, GO7; July
1863: August, 204. Total. ~ ,l0G.
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Drs. Motto s Tarraut have made arrange
mcnts to supply the trade with goods in their
line at New York prices, with freight only
added. ~.
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Buy your perfumerics. soaps, brushes,
combs and fancy articles at Motto & Tar
rants, if you want something good and
chpaD -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-02

SILK HATS! SILK HATS! SILK HATS!
at ALDEN'S.
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Cola Tinted Ts., ?ai,rrs'
G5Evrr- sY-.
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What is said from the feeling of the moment
should excite but a feeling of the moment.
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wonderfulP h

For several days. says the Mobile Register. there
have been mysterious and vague rumours OF a
Most remarkable meteorological phenomenon out
at the Catholic graveyard ON Stone creek. above
ThFee-Mile creek. 1t is asserted by those who say
they have seen it. that for the last tive days q gen
tie shower has fallen continuously on the lot OF
the Lemoinefamily. in-%hic! are buried victor
Leafoine and many others of his family. With the
view OF getting at the facts of this most extraOr-
binary affair, We had yap. interview with Louis, IL.
.Lem6ines employed at Asa Bolts, a sou ofthe de-
ceased Victor LemOine, who died in 1881. who
related the following startling particulars:
4! Havihg heardsthat it was reported that it had
been raining for several days on the Enclosed
ground which forsHs IN family 6urying-ground In
the Catholic burying-groWnd on Stone street. above
the Three Mile creek. | drove out there last even
ing to satisfy myself. and to my intense ast0nish-
ment ] saw that a column of rain was coming down
without ceasing, which. although hardly powerful
enough to lay the dust, was enough to wet the
hands or any article, and at times 1T rained quite
hard The volume of Train fell inside OF tbain-
closure and nowhere else, as the weather was and
has been bright and clear all the time during the
five days the rain has been falling on these graves.
There are l3 Of my family buried In the lot OF
ground upon which it has been raining. My
mother. brother and sisters visited the spot Jester-
day and the day before, to satisfy themselves about
the truth of this matter, and declared they too saw
this wonderful phenomenon. 1t has also been seen
by over 200 persons. / tooka friend with me when
described. John Rosset. the keeper of the Gene
terv. told me that the rain bad commenced falling
in heavy drops about i've days ago. | am willing
to take my oath as to the truth of this statement"
So incredible did this extraordinary affair seem,
that those vino saw it several days ago, refrained
from stating or asserting what they had seen, for
fear that not only their veracity, but their sanity,
would he questioned, and it was not until a num-
Der of gentlemen of the first respectability had
seen aud reported the result OF their personal OBJ
any credence was attached to the truth
of the matter. Take it altogether, 1t is certainly
the most astounding and miraculous atmospheric
wonder that has ever been Witnessed in this part
of the world, and will doubtless afford food for
thought, research and observation, not only among
scientific men, but among all classes. There are
so many to voueh for the truth of Mr.. Lemeine's
atement and his character for veracity is such,
that there can no longer be any doubt OF the fact
the graves of his kindred. AsGt5-L
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having murdered

that the janitor was suspected of having murdered
ghi@ g. de writer men : tjonins this to X e Ii
once exclaifAed ? mysdfeamst DIR. Ekbaer
must be the mardarer !" The next mail btt one
brought the news that the true murderer had been
detec ted and that. at the very time when X US
dream occuFred. be must GhaBe been actually
struggling to get the bones-the flesh having been
previously bnrned-into a wooden box such as
she had seen and that. after attempting in vain to
break the thigh bones, he had hidden them else
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TnE BENEFITS OF ADvERTIsING.-The New York
JOarnOL Of Commerce truly says that, " if a bust
ness house is not well known it should become so
by liberal advertising and the better it becomes
known and the larger its business, the better
still does it pay to advertise it. Advertising is
not only a means of success, but it is at once the
evidence of it, and a guaranty of it's continuance.
Many noble houses date the decadence of their
trade from the suspension of advertising.
The essential philosophy Of advertising consists
in letting people know that the advertiser can
accommodate them in some particular or other.
1t is a sensible thing and absolutely Indispensable
as the world goes. And being a necessary part
of the conduct of modern business, there is no
period of the year when it can be safely inter
United. Business men, when they find trade
languishing and customers few, are too apt to
stop advertising. This is a grave mistake in
such periods they should advertise with renewed
energy, as the best possible means of improving
their affairs. In these periods, moreover, BUSH
ness men should not fail to make their advertis-
ing particularly conspicuous, in order to bring in
new customers, and thus to ride over the dull
times and get ready for better. Those. who have
tried this plan may not talk much about it to
others, but their example, and the success that
attends it, are not to be overlooked by the OBJ
serving.-NeW York Shipping List,