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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

the dwelling Of the parents After mos.
pathetic address, which brought tears from all
the young ladies present, the minister Inquired
if any of the dear friends OF the deceased wished
to say anything on this solemn occasion. A
stranger here stepped forward, and after express
ing sympathy with the friends of the deceased,
remarked that the ways of Providence were in
scru;able, and in this connection, he wished to
mention that he was the agent for a first rate
article OF hair viger for the State of Iowa. The
corpse had used 1t for years with great adyan-
tage, and he confidently recommended il, espe.
cially to the minister and undertaken present,
as he perceived they were both bald. Shake
the bottle, gentlemen, and rub the matter in
we'll with a stiff BRUSH said he At this stage
OF the proceeding a slight disturbance occurred,
and the hair vigor man disappeared"
Knot and Shots had duel. The result va.
that they changed conditions, Knot WAS shot aud
Shott was not II wss better to bs Shott than
Knott
The Louisville Courier-,Iournal says: ITO ev-
cry three squares of residences in Louisvils
there is cur, and each dog 10 expected to sss
his pound Of flesh from lstter.carrier Ii he
don't got it from the leg Of l. C. he generally
makes it off somebody who passes Il, night
There is no reason why dogs should not flourish
in Louisville, but its discouraging 70 letter
carriers.
No SMOKING ALLowRD.-Old DR.. Stearns, of
New London, in his life kept drug store A
gentleman one day bought cigar of the Doctor
and lighting it began to smoke "Pleas. dent
smoke in the store said Dr. s., politely, "it is
against our rule"
But you sell cigars" rejoined the gentleman,
cell them to smoke, don't you ?"
Yes, sir. we sell cigars" replied tho doctor a
little sharply,-"and aee sell phtsic but %. don't
dlIoto 1t to operate in the store"
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MERRY's MUsEUM-The March number of
this est ,blished favorite of the boys and girls,
has, among other good things, n thrilling story
entitled What that Coast Cost" by Miss Darl.
jig, author of "Battles at Home" Terms, ST..
90 year. For specimens and premium list, adj
dress the publisher, HORACE B. FULLER, Boston.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions receiy-
ed by Osman Il Hapeman, Ottawa, Ill.
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The greatest objection to pills as catnartic
is that they are always drastic and violent in
their action upon the bowles Avoid this bv
the use of of "Dr. WARMERS Aromatized Castor
Oil"
For sale by Il. y. Griggs
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ScALDED TO DEATH.-The following harrow
ing case is related by the EArlville Gazette:
On Wednesday OF last week, Mrs. Schermer.
horn, of Shabbena, poured boiling water into u
pail, and turned to get her mop; while doing SO
she heard splash and turned to see her little
Efie in the boiling water; she quickly lifted
her out, and tore off her clothes; strange to re-
late, the child did not suffer the least pain,
although when the clothes came off, the skin
peeled off from the waist to the knees: it is
stated that after the accident while her father
held her in his arms, she said "Dood papa
Lot me get down; won't get in the water any
more 1t is stated that she did not suffer any
pain up to the time Of her death, which occurred
in few hours. She was three years DID,
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ANEW HEALTH JouRNAL.-Healh and Home
is the title of a new Health Magazine, of Al pages
royal octave, just issued in very neat form " W.
r. DE PUY u BROTHER, sos Broad way, New
York In their prospectus the publishers prom.
Use q heightened, practical health journal, edited
not in the interest of any medical party or clique
but one which shall ''glean from all fields, hold
under contribution all schools of medicine, and
seek aid from all intelligent accessible teachers"
The first number, now before US, has a varied
and inviting table of contents, which needs only
to be seen in order to awaken attention. 1t fur :,
nishes not only number Of deliberately prepared
papers, but also great variety of niece Ilaneous
facts hints, remedies. ETC." for the family circle
The publishers offer it to subscribers at 81 so a
year, and call for canvassers in all parts Of tn
country. to whom they will pay large cash com.
missions
Single copies for sale and subscriptions receiv.
cd by Osman n hapeman, OTTAWA, III.
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'' ~ ~ '''' "'''i
young ''uy procured hrst-o'ass SITUATION
Oh on'''so paper Oh 'he S'rons'" OF inc Hollow
lug 'i"eS
law ne ia, .e OT Ianpn5 Of ,ro ame hour hours
Alas no wnn looks into mine,
writ for human luv."
The local editor of an exchange thus expresses
III, ;,d;,,,..;o,, ,,or . sol.,o s,a.
AIS " 1'"'0 '"''
met her by the sul!ar dore.
Her look was Geld and stern,
her eyes looked naekers INTO NINE,
'''''@ '''Ne' f'''"'''A 40 '"'' ""'"
- For we had mved in daze gone by,
But alas for my dreme OF welded bliss,
She up and got with Il Dutch shoemaker.
No more gurls for me if know il;
~ no ,T more I, raves my, my av TO w,n:
And he might have added not for jim.
~, ,-,
III ,,o ;rrox,o. 3D., IAN, 80 M,,,,, couoa
chat M ,e.,,.rap sL.,, k,.. la .,,.I.''.,
e,cen, j., c..a -, rac..si,, u,1 thon .,l,, ,,n,a,
tho ;mrodi,,. un,,.rv,.i,,, rs ,ha f.o,I.,.'u ~.
st,,nne.t ,h;r,, ahou, II j.. that tha f.oU,,,
raver hesr =. iled NOV, o. .mnor,,;ss ! -o,e
49, ..s 49, - 'Npo' VINO any "oiA Va
A fellow read in a ncws,aner q rece;,, 20 iii,
~ W '
"n's' ~ was 70 swap "ro0o INC pace ln'ecteo oy
'f f"' a'oa'' 'nu eS-
Fes''iiS vi 'no cei'ar ooo'. Inc funeral OF his
ann was largely attended on tho next day.
1,;.,;,,o n.,ou ..,o
changes, tells what 1t knows OF Olive Logan, as
follows: She Is "a witty 1rshman" in Phila.
deiphin; "Ihe descendent of an Indian chief"
"a native CT Philadelphia" ian English woman
Tnan,. u,H ia Me- y anu =. eneta' yohn a;
!. Cc,nmhms Ob;o. ~. ~. :" Ihrs,
si.,er" ~ Ws.h;nmtor anS &C.,, UNI a. uogarS
anu no re'a'ion 10 'ohn
sc,o,, ,oooho, a,, :. ~.
,,o w,;,a rrau p,a;.,,. s-...:., ".'l'
trouble hsc.r.s 80 10 ,.,,.o, y. A.. e'' '"''
.socs mo-, v;.,,,, h,. ,,, au,
Wv WV "''A
Mrs. Grant Wore color at her last recent;on.
Ulysses wears the same color-in his nose.
OTTAWA ,,.. viva s.,.op- ny
tor wc bonoa - h.v. '.au, az" we are sorry
,;a,. W. nop.u 70 nave gone up on dead head
a,,S p ',.u MAN, 'n' "Sq"a'htanoe OF "beemus"
,,,,.- -, ...o Hiople's'ole photographer,
o''ei.u 'tohuslIcce adorns the pages of
81 L u'''o''"'i' TREE lhAnhR'-I~Acon Home
,
ON! A. 10y ~ company oeihg asked to play
snu., @ iia..t, cAeer:uiiy struck up
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NOTICE.-l have ssid ~ interest n ne kxchsags
9aA0nS aAA insurance ouUaeee, hetosoe carried On
~ sh:wsee e. Rave, Hsoki. I;y e con,e
SAleoesNt sa6 sOeeesdsd n buslhess ~ Ravens, Mac
s ece:py ~ sncs Nsss&ssrs escveed Sy mo- ssd con
e.us - ~ SSes I'd neegag end 70 loan nseey on ca
OtloVA. nsfSA ~ IN "a. OnXW0oQ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-26
OJO A LAS MEDlClNAS.

Antigua farmacia Mcard de 4 S. Alfonzo
Authorization nulmentc bamco 81 reumatmo doer
de muea toda ce de dor usandoo dice ene
dlOr mtAndOo 1OC
desaparecera el dolor.
Qtamanchas del cults de Venus debe r tocado
de nnguu DANA ua las las banquea duc
flea roo dandoe GmPdez pueden eTarse
hco ciena h nventado desrn'r los barrs
toda cae de manchas de la piel.
iQuerss lmpo Ell cults! Uaad el agua dc Venus
Regenerador cabe hace ea cda usandoo
notable que pde que da brio sin igua
tene vnt de destguir toda de ugar de as
pomadas aceies de tocador de cabaeros
Dentrlhc0 POlvOs de OdOntO eghmOS peca
blanquear dentadura en hncos
fortalecen las de puede drse meor
remedio para la boca.
dos han obtedo de las afeccion de
est6mago c6licos nerviosos
Pdora Monscrrat purgsue depuavo t6nico antboo it'll
Digestion acdeces do es6ago rerenie ente1medades
humoraes afeccione del hgado apeto evtan
enermedaes ca nsepables de GAIA ene mad
de la vfrgen as Monserae Instructions.
Pldoras r bon Cocke antibosa Compound
enciao one de los espusa bills que
muchs eneeades las aecciones del hgdo queas
ogen digestion mpureza de t6mense
oas cada cuao noche acosarse eectos maravos
recbda dectcmente de Hambrgo Aemana
complete g6bu duciones nturas esta ma
hoy pede despacha las de los mcos homeo
proveer todos los botqunes necesiten ropueso
Hpofos6to de Cal de Swan ehcaz los cr6nOs
resdo aqumo especial las accones de los
bonquos de los pulmones
jarabe de bano odado reempza ace de bacaao
clones del pecho
Srop Ambsrger recomenado
rageas rob Lafecteur pectoral Anacahu
gnuos citrate p1doras Dehau mosza
para snapmos Pepn pastas pca esPechcos edos les
usados d doa Holloway etc. d0gas ymednas
que espenden por mayor precios equtatvos
Sc ha recbdo 6oo derur ratone una pada de
aceite de inaza y aqua espe nden 1OF gaon
Imprent 1BOL
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Biee idos 70 de rebajs
compue<tA personas paguen pasae 1t
equvane enda reba de- sesa de ess
mla paenes nnos cados
la de IL la mad
NOAas ben Oeo
de cualquer puden Waldo por para ouqu
de las Anl la Terra frme Mco, Colon q quedand0se dond
volviendo asl gustan rebaja de Is
pasageros para Chrboug pued quedr Is dias
guarn Ingaera pueden queda en- Frano
tendran epvgo de
Oherbourg Paris Plymouth L6ndres rebs
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COMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
pOr cl GObiernO de s. M. b,

po puerto Santh6ma Europ TERRA 6rme
Pacho da IL 27 de cada Habana, Melco
os Est.los Unido el da 16.
passeros (Meoo Haba PuertoRco enen
ptferen para abor del para Europa en-
sanh6masLo de la la segunda los que oman su
biletes Santh6nas, la Ultima
Ea pohbdo los omar hlete no on la agencla de
com,ala Consuado nglGs IN Puerto Rico abordo
Il, safe tornado abordo pagarA un 10 pS de recago
EreciO paSges imtvesamtS los vy@os de aa ISG
Los paros para Europa moneda corent las Antas
ne a panoa
SegxMd4 czae. Teva dae Iay vNka pmaa clae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-26

Ell dueflo lie esta nueva tabricaI
cuenta con todos los elementos nece-
sarios para que los productos de la
casa no dejen NADIA que desear; y Ia
esperiencia adquirida durante IL amos
de trabejo en- esta industrial, le per
mite poder asegurar al pdblico qu'
conoce este negocio y la manera d.
compacer 4 todos los que le favorez.
can con sus redidos.
VENrA POR MAYOR AL CON TADO
Cajetillas de- 20 cigarrillos papel
orozuz 6 blanco corriente..... "a p. is
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Gas DOS AllYP|lIyllS.
Fabrica de tabacos, cigarrillos picaduras
DE DON JOSE RODRIGUEZ FUENTES.

'e a. cafe del CoMercio.
Ldem de Is cigarrillos id. idem...27 p. ID.
[dem id. 80 idem idem idem 22 p. i'd.
Idem id. 18 idem gruesos idem 23p i'd
Picadura prensada en- libras...... q litro
Idem sueltas enpaquetes de una
Sc participa al pdblico que dentro
de breve tempo hallaran un compile
to surtido de tabaco elaborado en- es-
ia fAbrica con las mejores hojas de
.tabaco de Vuelta abajo Comerfo
Rio de la Plata.
Puerto. Rico "a de Mario de
1870.
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La Luz IlC0rl0niCa
DE- ENRIQUE ST CLAIMANT.
AGENTE DE LAS MAQUINAS DE GAS EMPIR.
CALLE DE SAN JUSTO NUMERO ST.

esbecimeno exclusive al
ambado recibir
Unos ngaea "hdo de unque desde sdante
amparasd 4lucee de fudo,
ana pop6to poat II cuao
de nnd lie
a |e alumbado Dc pottil Y auido.
Tdas reazan m6do agUand
PARA los sres Haceno hay surtlo de tubo cnes hr,
de codo union conducr
PAROLES de mode alumbrar hacndas
nalas
PGeto REQ Mage 1871. 12
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mtad de 10
hobIe
TaIad de- de InytoR Nagalg,
i'll i'd del segundO
Eu 81 entrepuene sea de IS LOO
zuen a es
los de adelante
FAMILIA.
pen passages ida vuola en- la Inca trn passgeros
ma p doe lcte
tmino de pagndo ell total espedrse los blete
sb des diri los lnea
NOTAIa de
Marta
mdda lIa
20 ve segu hast ho cnlazar los dma
la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-26

Aongoria Rosaly y oomp.-Ba.
Puerto Plata, seiiores Ginehra
Agnadina Amell Juli6 y comp.
'santh6mas Lamb , comp.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-23
The Late Convention.

Messrs. w. nj. Connors and j. b. Err
win, who represented Lancaster in this
body. after review of the proceedings,
thus express in the Ledger their opinion
as to the results of the Conventions:
IF we nre asked whether, in our indg-
ment, any ultimate good will result from
the assembling Of the Convention, we
answer, emphatioally. yes. 1t was truly
body OF representative taxpayers, en-
bracing many Of the hrst men in the
State; and it's deliberations were con
Quoted with degree Of energy, modera-
ton and harmony befitting the gravity
OF tue OCCASION. 1t was no partisan as
semblage. The Convention was watched
with interest. not only by the people of
the State. but by the representatives Of
the great financial aud political interests
OF the entire country. The leading
Northern journals were represented by
their respective reporters, and whereas
some of them perhaps expected to see
in the Convention indications of o re.
| turning spirit of rebellion against the
Government. they beheld only an ear
nest effort 10 correct ;a cur LEGAL State
Government grievances too intOlerable
to be borne by an intelligent and high
spirited people.
The abuses complained Of and exposed
were admitted by prominent Repubii-
cans, in and out of the State. to be un-
! bearable, and the impression is general
that the Republican party of the Union
cannot and will not uphold the present
| corrupt administration in South Carroll.
ma. It will not risk its popularity by
doing 30. The moral sentiment OF the
country is favorable to the reforms we
hope to inaugurate; and hence the i'm
portanoe to Us that this public sympathy
in our favor be not diverted by extrava-
gance or lawlessness on our part. Let
as do no act that will afford an excuse
for extraordinary interference of the
General Government in the internal af-
fairs Of South Carolina, but patiently
await the result of those penceful reme-
dies suggested by the Convention lately
assembled. This course, it is believed
by leading minds in and out of the State,
will lead to the confusion Of those who
have so long outraged an impoverished
people, and to the placing Of the State
Government in the hands of honest and
capable men,"
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THE COLUMN OF THE PLACE VENDoME.
The splendid column in Place Vendome,
Paris, which the fanatcal Comm lists
destroyed on Tuesday last, was ono OF
the principal ornaments OF the city. 1t
was erected by the fret Napoleon, on the
site previously occupied by statue of
Louis XIV, and was intended to COM
memorate the French campaigns of 1906.
1t was begun in 1896 nnd finished in
1910. N imitation of the columns of
Trajau and Marcus Aurelius, in Rome.
The shaft was of stone, cased on the out
side with bronze, from the metal OF 200
pieces Of captured Austrian and Russian
cannon, and embellished with d series of
bas-reliefs representing the victories of
the French arms. The figures were
eight feet high and tho length OF the
spiral 800 feet. Rising to ON elevation
of 143 feet, and surmounted by an impe-
rini figure, the column was, for sixty
years, prominent object in Paris, and
it's artistic beauties were the subject Of
general admiration. Tie number OF
figures represented in the bas-relieis was
1000, averaging three feet in height, aud
the mass of metal weighed about $50. 900
pounds. It's total cost was 1900, 600
francs, not, of course. including the
value OF the metal employed. This
amount was just the same as was offered
Tor its preservation by number Of
wealthy Parisians on The eve OF it's de-.
struction. The railings around its base
have long been covered with wreaths Of
lmmortelles. in honor OF Napoleon. usu-
ally. the offerings Of old soldiers
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man over twenty was lying in his grave
But shess is oTs thihgtNhioh. it;Phillipss;
were a joking han. I'VE should imagine
that hs meant as Njoke., This is,ths
allusi9n p thes;: .e1. seneEals who numbet
their wealth by millions" in Carolina
term by which we suppose lie means to
designate tho South in general. That is
rather too hard to swallow-or rather, it
would be easy to swallow all the million
aire ex.generals in the South. We know
few. Of the ex-generals, but have never
heard before OF their millions. II it is
true, they are a very remarkably indus
trious, enterprising and publio-spirited
set OF gentlemen; for they work ms hard
as if they were poor men, instead OF
milliohaires. Some of them are plough
ing; some building railroads; some pro-
iessors in colleges; some opening har-
bors; some editing newspapers; and
great mnny dispensing policies OF life
insurance among on ungratefnl and un-
apprcciativo people;' but we have not Jet
heard of many millions that were circu-
lating among them. The most prosper
Gus appear to be those few that hnve
turned scalawag-the modern equivalent
for green bay tree. It is among these
the gentle Wendell might best begin his
operations, If he wishes to hang only
those that are "fat aud well-liking."
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The PARIS CoMMuNE-M. Lemoinne,
the fugitive editor OF the Journal des
Debats, is giving, through Brussels
paper. IN account of the persons hold.
ing authority at present in Paris. He
represents tho Communal chiefs to be
the scum and off.scourings of all nation
alities, who have gathered in Paris and
seized the helm. Tho names. ho OBJ
serves, are those of foreigners, and
strange foreign names at that. Tho
French have little or no part in tie hor-
rible proceedings. There is no doubt
bnt that tho strange and unpronouncc-
able names that bear sway are aided by
French masses; some under compulsion,
md others for bread and pillage. These
last nre represented as destitute of all
love OF country-all sense of patriot
ism miserable creatures, impelled by
the necessities of the moment, o- the
nnarchical idea that all national Iimita-
tions are mischieyous nbsurditics. In
this connexion, lie refers to the Intcrna-
tional Society, which threatens the sub
version Of all the governments in Europe.
Editor Ph@nir-DEAR SIR: On the
10th instant, card appeared in the
Daily Union. over the signature of
Mounce, dated GrecnviIle, in which he
uses abusive language against all the
Jews, great and small, with o bitter feel
ing of vengeance and spite-and all. as
it seems from his own hlaokguardism,
because Eudel, the Jcw, is too much OF
hand for him. Now, Mr.. Mounce. De-
putty United States Marshal, in your
card, you say you want to see every one
have his right. How do your abuse and
alnrs work by your own rnle2 Might not
all the Southern people be stigmatized
as towards, because you, yourself, de-
serted the 'Bonnie Blue Flag" and hid
your carcass behind mattresses and bed
ding, to get on ''todder side?" Merely
this and nothing moro.
s. LIERMAN.
CoIuMnrA, s. c., May %, 1871.
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A man named Lucas, accidentally
killed his son with q pistol. a few days
ago, in Richmond, Va. He thought lie
weapon was unloaded. aud handled it
carelessly, when it exploded.
The sheriff of Bunoombe County, N.
o., has mystcrfously disappeared.
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On Sunday last colored man, in at
tempting to swim across Big Stevens
Creek. Edgefield County, WINS seized with
cramp, it ia supposed. and instantly
drowned-no ono being ut hand to give
him any assistance.
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Mr., George Page was The original il
ventor. Of the first circular saw mill ever
successfully used for saving lumber from
TIE log. Thirty years 81 experience has
enabled the firm of George. Page, s. Co.,
OF Baltimore, to perfect the original de-
sign, aud to present to the world the
most complete portable saw mill ever
known. The recent improyemen:s,
patent friction. feed and .'independent
and simultaneous patent ratchett head
blocks place the Page mills beyond
competition. The large number OF these
machines in use all over the country suf-
ficiently attest their value. Messrs.
Page g. Co. are also extensively engage q
in the manufacture OF portable and sta.
tionary steam enginos, boilers. grist
mills. woodworking machinery, and
general machine work Of every descrip.
ton. We refer with pleasure to their
advertisements in another column. riae
SUPnEME Cousr, MONDAY. May 22.-
The Court met at 10 A. NJ. Present.
Chief Justice Moses and Associate JUS:
tices Willard and Wright 81 II ''y,,
J. Reid Boylston and A. u. Demorest
us. Joseph Crews. Mr.. Dunbar read
brief for respondont. It WINS ordered
that tho case stand over till to morrow.
| when the matter must be, dispoeed Of,
G. E. Fleming Is. T. J. Robertsof1.
Executor of John Caldwell. Mr.. O. D.
Melton read brief for appellant and also
argument, and Mr.. McMaster was beard
for respondent. Mr. Melton was heard
in reply.
Scott, Williams & Co. ps: Joseph
Crews. Mr.. Chamberlain was heard for
appellant. Mr.. Pope nnd Mr. Melton
for respondent and MIR. Chamberlain in
reply. II .
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BALTIMORE BusINEss HousEs--THs
GREAT SOUTHERN PIANO Factory. We
refer with special pleasure to the adver-
tisement OF the great Southern Piano
Mandatory Of Messrs. VIM. Knabe &
Co., of Baltimore. This factory is now
one Of tho largest in the world, employ
ing $50 hands, and turning out over
forty instruments per week. The Knabe
Piano has, by its superiority, not only
we'll nigh driven those Of Northern
manufacture from the home market. but
also enjoys large sale in New York,
Philadelphia. and throughout the entire
North and West, besides their largely in
creased Southern trade. They have re-
ccived no less than sixty-fve first pre-
miums. among which we note those at
the fairs at New Orleans, Jackson, Mem:
phis, Wilmington, Richmond. Macon,
60, received last season. For dnra-
bility we would specially recommend
them ms being made in Southern city,
with special view to the trying changes
of Southern climnte.
PORTABLE SAW MILLS, MAcn1SKIY, &c.
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:
COLUMBIA, s. O., May %, 1871.