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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02
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Fraz the Bossss Heass-
And Many Other Articles
y ALI TO BIZ SOLD low. IN
6oaa4Q0Vs0 W0fi0a-
Asaessor's MotIce.

NOTICE f. hereby given 70 All persons
lN Bho AZ iisbis % taxation - fhs DISTRICT
OH HlLOs lss1f u HsHsii, q haTing frspefiy 3
dat Dislrsss satjsct % taraiions . nats "a
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II bic sss 10 tie ieHn e HQ, s1 baisrs ths ia
"a. LYMAN. AlssIIsI.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02
Carriage and Coach Varnisl

Bright, c0pal and FaruitHrs Tarniah,
Boiled Linseed Oh, Turpsntins,
Mason's Blackisg, Coffee Nails.
Are, Pick. sisdzs, ADJ, Hoe, %,
Hammer Chilei Handles,
Wool Cards, Saddles, Enameisd Trunks,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-27
2uTembarger 0a5ette.

belt rerielben aufsebra6t wurren ansus
nebmen, Iei es nun fir relisiSles pper
S9ulswede, preralmpIen, pper irsenc nell
den anrern 3med. 3enn mir besen
bic feftc lleber;euSuns, paB 8elcer,
bic rur6 ipl6e Wittel ;uiammensebradt
msrben, ni6t @pttes Sesen, f~pnpern Seiz
men Glu6 mad fi9 ateben. Yfarrseiis
lite unp Gemeinpen iouen fid fern ball
ten spr, Ipl6en Sruterkbaften unc 9srs
einen, pelde rislsm 9srbpte entsesen
baneeln, une rieielben rur6aus nidt be-
siinfisen. Sbre Seriammlunsen unp
@srbanelunsen ipasn in Der 8irde nidt
betannt sema6t perpen. @u6 iOu IS
ibnen ni9t setattet iein, nit ibren 3e<
salien prsr Msei6en in Der Stride peer
bel feisrlidsn prp;eiiipnen su erldsinen,
nod AUDI ibre 9eriammlunsen in BEN
S1ulbauen, pper anperen Der 9emsince
su9ebBrenpen 2pfalen su balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-27

wifen mSdte, namentli1 iber @ptt unp
iein 8erbaltnis CUR @eltidSpfuns unc
Weltresierun9. gu ibwa1 UNI etpatse
Serenfen ;u lSien, gu fursf6tis, INN bas
@an;e ;u fanen, babel aber III YermeHen,
I'M fi6 mitieinem bel9rdnften Menidenz
peritanpe beideipen su la6enL treibt bic
Neusierre eteien Wen19en gum ;3weifel
an Gpttes Daietn ; iein @ef6aft betebt
namsntlid BARN, AUDI @nbern leinen
Sprris etnsuimpfen, fe gum 3weifel an
Soft su Serfibren unb jepen nit ieinen
S%erme6enen Grasen iiber Oinse, rie unz
erfprldli6 linp, III lberi9dtten.
Gin Sierter mslid, in slei6em
Hebermas BON Neusterpe, Stols u. @ils
iensrinfel seplast pirb gum @ribler u.
8srndnftler. Gtnieitise Bi6enIdaft u.
Serfsbrtes YbiloIppbiren fibfen ben Menz
idm leidt rabin unp itempeln Jpn gum
@pttesleusner. Gr serfalt BON fallaen
Sepba6tunsen unp irrisen S6ldhen per-
fibrt, In unsebeure Sypptbeien, laderlt=
dye Srrtbimer unp ~Sslltdncige @tperz
pride. Gr risputirt iiber aues, be-
mdnselt uno Serneint allies, baut aber
ni6ts auf. Dem Weiiter BON ieinsm
@erfe Ge6enldaft abfcrpernp, wirft CT
iid gum &i6ter rieieS MeiiterS unp Isis
mes @erfss auf. Sene Sbaten rnp Ses
~;iebunsen Der @elt, reren Nusbarfsit CT
ni6t besreiit neil ibm Ger Slid ms
0rpbe manselt, betra6tet er als llnYcI,
f%pmmenbeiten unp bdlt ii6 pur6 eieIe
Sermeintliden Sebler unr llnrsselmistss
feiten ;l rem S6lulle bere6tist, paS bic
gSelt ntGt bic 8irfuns elmer seritdneiz
gen llriaGe, ipnrern res blincm 3ufaus
iein mi6e. Gr iudt zen llnii6tbarsn
NIT ben Auser, mill ben @eilt slei9 ben
fSrperlidcn Sinscn meilen unp pdsen,
unp IA ibm rieies nidt selinst 70 leuss
net er, mas iiber Den Sprispnt ieiner @iis
ienidaft binausssbt.
Nun lietsr HeIer! 9SeiBt I'll lest mas
Die @pttssleusner eiscntlid fir esute
iinp? Siebe GU bait oft 0elessnbeit bel
70 einem a~bsefalenen &atbplifen i'm ga
loon, aapp er lriren Serpismus, ma
weib idpn in pas, seist iein uslufssz
fldrtlsin" su becba6ten. Gr 9ibt I'M,
0ptt unp Seufel nidtS ; peun ieitrsm or
ren @lauben ieiner Gltern ibsr Sprp &C.
rpprfsn, 1T er ia ~aufseflart, Der @iinrber>
ger Sridter 1T ali feline seiiirei6e Stirne
seIeBt tpprpen unp iiebe pa zen seiitreiz
den damn! port ru Il eiren seifernz
Den Selren Ger Neu;eit, 70 bait i'm isinss
maslps unseri9amten Iaulss ,pesen
bod ni6t fir sei6eipt unp aufsetlirt,
icnpern renfe on bic flint &la1Ien bon
l%lnslaubisen wie le Dir bic @asette bar
leste unp pu pirit fineen, RAP unItre ses
pBbnli9en aQtassmaulbelren serpie sur
eriten &lailesu ben pummen ppersans fiber
;ur speiten SlaiIt ;u ben laterbaften TIM
Sldubisen su rednen finp. Diebret lbrfsen
Slaisn ipirft pu ieltener finben bS1lens
mag sS Elm Sertidter Sturent ODER font
Gin !Selp Der 20 blpe, ME maj, Iast, auf
bic Salfte bra9te, iein /; bieie fannit
pu allenfalS, aber aud rur Islteu,
untsr leBtern &laTen sableu. Site bid
eaber ppr rislsn Menl1sn, n,eipe ibre
9eieai9aft - renn ipI6e @eisli@aftsn
Yercerbsn CUTE Sitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-27

fatbplilhe SairS, ptc>yttcs, &C. erbeben
nit jepem Sage lauter unc sablrei9er.
Der Ginwanp, pas MAI, pbne pieielben
an man6en Srten rie Wittsl nidt err
iapinssn fSnne uni Stride Sdule u.
+. (. gu bauen, gilt nidt! 8enn cine
@emsince bic Mittel ntdt beiiBt IN, ei>
men DOM ~ bauen, 70 erridte ie ii4 cine
8apele uno Der liebe Serrsrtt ptre in
rerielben ieinen @pbniiB aufi9lasen, lie
Der als in Rem rradtisen, nit ipldem
Sinpenselre erbauten Dome.
Sp bat penn ali1 In leBter 3eit Der
5edwiirrisite Sildpf 8altes BON altpn
feline parnenee Stimme erbpben sesen
berartise Sairs unp bic pamit serbun>
penen San;e, in einem lansern Sirtenz
16reiben an bic @eitliden unb @laubt@
gen ieiner Oib;cie. aus weldem mir I'M
fern esiern bic fplsenre Stelle sur Ses
bersiSuns Srrfibren
uNb9eieben Spn rem IuSipriiGcn Der ~
S6rift, rem Sel6linen Der Gpncilifn,
BEN @arnunsen Der Sir6enSdtcr uni
anrerer S%selenbirten", ipridt Ger Sp6s
wiirrisite prdlat, n~pilIen mir Urn PERRIN
liden Sepbadtunsen, rpel6e mir i'm Sauz
fe unierer NmtsSerpaltung ais Yfarrer
semadt baben, paB iplde Seluitisunsen
auf jcne, rel6e ii6 raran ;u tetbeilisen
paesen, einen entlittli6enren Ginfus
ausiiben. 8ie oft baben mir nit fum>
mersplem Ser;en bic Grfabruns BON rer
@abrbeit rer @prte res beilisen &arl
SprrpmduS ibpn MAIDEN milIen, rae
bic Sdn;e in Ger Shat cine gang i6laue
Grfinpuns res bbien 8eiitss ilnc, Inn Die
Sitten ;u Serrerben, RAP iie cine rei6li6e
S.uelle Spn unfeuiden 0eranfen unp rsr
drscrliditsn Sanrlunsen iinp; ras ie
caS 6ers 0ptt entfrcmpen, Streit, CANT
unp irsar Mprp serurlaaen. OieIes
unier llrtbeil fineen mir ni6t allein ni6t
seranpert, ~icnrern nod befraftist rurd
9epifle llmitdnbe, BON melden mir Sennt<
NIP erbalten, ieitren mir pen biihSfliGen
Stubl betiesen. Sn jenen 5beilen un@
ieres Sistbums ndmlid, no ipl6e Cuff
eatte'ten pauFs Sertpmnle'L Fnpen mir'
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

SERESADE.-on last Friday night we were awakened
from sound sleep by the swelling strains of emusic
sweet" and after shaking off our drowsiness and
gathering our scattered thoughts we realized that
some of the boys were on lark serenading their
friends. To say that the music was good wouldn't
half express it, Curiosity prompted us to put in an
appearance among the boys which we did en- dssabiue.
and found quite number of our Centeryille and
Idaho City friends, to whom we return our thanks.
individually and collectively. for the compliment.
Having been to Hog'em for few days, we were out
CT corn juice. and therefore palmed ourself off for
Tank by profering them liberal supply of the bey
erage which is supposed to be peculiarly acceptable
to members of that ancient and honorable fraternity
II by so doing we offended any of cur serenading
friends we will take it all back next time. They
made the rounds OF the city, serenading about all
the ladies' in town, and in their behalf we return
thanks for the pleasant surprise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

Coon TEMPLAR HALL.-The hall of the Good Tenn.
plars in this city has been papered painted and re-
furnished generally, in handsome and elegant man.
ner. ine carpet has been laid upon the floor, and
the walls have been decorated with some handsome
and appropriate paintings, executed by Mrs. Jonas
W. Brown. of this city, and by her donated to the
lodge. 1t is now. without doubt, the most handsome
ly furnished and decorated Good Templar lodge room
in the Territory end speaks well for the members of
that order in our city. We are informed that the
brethren will occupy it on next Saturday evening.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

DISTRICT CLERK.-Chas. +. Bowen. Esq, having
resigned the Office of Clerk of the District Court for
the Second judicial District his honor Judge Whit
son appointed j. H. Wickersham. Esq. to fill the va.
caney the appointment TO take effect September LIST
Mr. Bowen made attentive and efficient clerk: and
the new appointee, who has had considerable exper-
fence in that line and who formerly filled the same
position. will, we confident again discharge the
duties of the Office to the satisfaction of the Bar and
the people.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

PIoMorEp.-We return thanks to old friend
Capt. Jack Shepard for vors in the newspaper line
Having served his time as Messenger for Wells. Far
so ( Co.. Jack has been promoted To an Agency aud
now has charge Of W f. 4 Co office in winnemuc.
ca. Nevada. He is also agent for the y. w Stage
Company. We congratulate him on his good fortune
aud the two companies could not have made better
selection. as he is thoroughly qualified. genial and
whoie-snuled gentleman, and has host Of friends
wherever he is known.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

WILL RECtPRoCATE.-The Idaho Statesman
attempted to give diagnosis of Democracy.
All right ncighbor; We will reciProcate the
professional courtesy, and in 1872 will bold n
nost.mortcm examination on Radicalism.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

iAISa fRUT-Oar genial friend. Jim Pinney. OF
u Fosiodce Bookstore, seems to divine the wishes
l1'enents Of the people in the fruit line, az
''-a' IN the way Of literature II. has on hand aud
- constant receipt Of full supplies OF nice fresh
L-' including oranges, apples, peaches. pears.
-' ounces, grapes, and in fact . Little Of every
ueAc1ous and tempting in the fruit line. He
"''4 neglect the newspaper and magazine depart
T" any means, as he continually keeps US un-
a., Y'I5a'i0a' to him for liberal supply Of every
~as readable in that line.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

i&lYIyG AND BASKISj.-We call special attention
sas new advertisement o. the Banking House and
lsly Office Of 3. VI. DuReu 4 Co., which will be
fund in our columns this morning. They are pre-
p.i draw sigh; exchange direct on all the rrinc!-
"a Banking houses in the United States. as well rs
-L1ld9n, Dublin, Bremen, Paris. Hamburg. Ber.
Z Amsterdam, Hanover and al the principal cities
dEcope, Is also on Montreal, in Canada. The A.
z71g department. IS under the supervision and
-llssmen. Of Mr.. J. VI. Durke,t, one o! the most
sEll aud accomplished asslyers on the coast, and
l3Fs havng business in either line cannot transact
-FZAa safer house or with more gen;lemauly men.
l1ED Cp.-TAe Miners Exchange Saloon and Ri.
Ind Hall, belonging TO 3ir. Wan. Baird. viii now be
A.ai ii aFpe.p.e" order. Eli IS rustler. and the
IL '1d suose had scarcely cleared away before be
T'-i to work repairing damages. 4 fine. new avn
z DIS been, erected in from; OF the building sub
s2'1'l sheds in the rear, aud the whole building
'@iei over. The front has been rcpaiuted in better
a4 iAa1 It was before and It is now. rs 1t always
4 'eel' one Of the fines. saloons on the coast The
MS brands Of liquors and cigars are always kept
laad' and Bill and Steve are ever ready to do the
Al9's Of the house
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

Sx0xE-The fire in the woods around Idaho City.
on las. Tuesday night. caused the smoke 10 Settle
like funeral poll over the whole place. About 10
O'Clock on that night the town was obscurcd from
Fast Ill., and the air was almost sitting. j sur
passed in density anything of the Kind we have ever
seen in the Basin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

IL ORDER-Mcssrs. T. Miller Co. have fully re-
paired all damages sustained by them at the late FIRE
aud have put their soda factory. saloon and lodging
rooms in excellent order ready for the accommoda-
ton Of all their old patrons AMI the public generally
They keep nothing bu; the finest brands Of wines.
WHISTLES aud bgandles on hand and their soda water
and sarsanarila cannot be exceed even in san Fran.
cisco. Their establishment il one az the coolest. az
welt as one Of the pleasant retreats in city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

For NEvAnA-Nr. :. ". Dickinson. for over eieh.
years resident of the Basin. whore he has been en-
gagged a. . watch maker and jcwclcr as we'll as in the
assayiug business leaves by this mornings stage for
Nevada TO look out . location. Dick is skilliul
workman and good assaycr aud rs such We COM
mend him to the people wherever he pshes his tent.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31
S;tv and County.

N1xr-On last Saturday evening
pasD .a ~ while engaged, with other miners in
ppl la' ns the Gold Hill ledge at Granite Creek
hss'psS accident which resulted in his instant
D''lIu q. had knocked loose wedge for the p"r-
aSh ~ . . a niece of tagging" when huge
ps@ iu's .;oce of wall rock gave way and fell on
pdda y ,inc his head and breast in frishtful
bn ausI also breaking his neck, The rock was
n'l M had to be broken in pieces with sledses
'r. ~ ~ Dody could be removed. Turner was at
dAs NV ~ me employ of the Gold Hill Company,
be u~' =. informed had been frequently cautioned
3D. ,ss very act which cost him his life. He
"'l'W t,a State of Maine, aged about IS years,
FsA wife and two children to mourn his I'M
30 '' .nd This is the first serious accident that
tDsH ,,rrrad in the Gold Hill mine, and as the
~'N nsa unusual precaution in working the
VItI having the works properly tim5ered and
HE9. mt slopes and cuts carefully filled in it
DC ~ ,hroueh earelessness and want OF caution,
s'-" ,.rt Of the miners themselves, if they meet
", s.rions accidents. The deceased was a very
ouiet and peaceable man, and universally
u.s.. h, ali who knew him. His grief-stricken
and f,,herless children have the heartfelt sym
,.of the community in their sore affection.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

ACTION SNE.-Look out for Robes auction next
-, well selected stock Of fine gold and silver
Win an elegant assortment Of jewelry oil
4s'c'ipaon' warranted to be genuine, and not
-. 'rash' will be sold without reserve by that
VI Suctloneers, S. W. wurf Now is the time to
44S watch, pin, ring or sets of jewelry cheap
n. q everything will be sold to close out bust
M tne auction will commence at o clock, p NJ,
-'tlae until everything is sold.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

C,LLEp-Dnting the pas, week many Of our friends
from across the Basin called rs, among whom
were Ben Wilson. Esq, AMI Me-srs sam Clarkson,
Henry McGunuess Isaac Newton. John Mutrhead.
John Donahoe Jesse Bradford and Capt Ballrich.
We ara always glad to friends from The other
camps and hope they will drop in on us whenever
they come over.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

,,.-,rrer (ioArs.-Old Mac" ana Lum Barge, the
-.n.,,vn hunters. wn0 for several years, have
,,,,rsj the people OF our city with tish and game
,,.,,s, in few days ago, something new for this
.,st and which they disposed OF on short notice.
-. h,njng near the Saw-tooth range they came
...s, s,ms OF the white Cashmere goats, and sue
,.,.i,n killing buck and four Or five kids. They
tbs first, We believe ever brought 10 this mar
II .ni people generally doubted the existence OF
nh cane in our mountains. The novelty OF the
Aos induced US to try the lssh, bat We foanl the
a bnsk little "tOo many" Tor us-a little TOO
c-ypg for US 10 get away with, though We under
r,i tia, the tesh Of the kids very fine. II they
4. The genuine Cashmere goat. il would well repay
4. hunters to capture few Of them alive, 'n the
1,s tan be did" as couple OF live ones would be
ruth hundred dead ones.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

sheen d. Slater. Esq, of Boise City.
arye,;ap endihg few weeks in the Basin. engaged
Plying g. INNING ground for parties who propose
w. Ia Lao patents under the congressional mineral
w iOr home by yesterdays stage.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

er,,+ '-Ars. J. W. Griffin, Of the Overland Ho-
W., IVY and Mrs. Chas. T. Blake and child
a. @ our former fellow townsman chas. T. Blake
ns paid our city visit during the
ah. iney appeared to enjoy their visit. and
Saa tuesday evening their lady friends had a
elm, =, at the Warm Springs where an ex-
aps, -Her was given in their honor. They re-
Dolse City by yesterdav,s stage.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

Pones,, bAY-Mr A. d. Saunders, one Of the
Iss p, 80 Tue Basin and member of the Buena
at No,a. ing Company, left for San Francisco by
by sev.., stage to join his wife, who went to the
10 PAM. 'eeks ago. He will spend the Winter in
'sco and return in the snrino
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

'Onds ana Napps ice wagon makes its regular
hiss at,ia y would be public calamity If it should
'he,ed e.. iae WORLD would be likely to get into
'stoas 0'ersy If 1t were not for Johns minis.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

nn,! tAh HOSE cARnAGE.-Mr. A. B. Morrill, ia en-
r w. building house on the site of his old car
Es. ~ oh Wall street, in the rear OF the drug
Lent. "Hich 70 keep the hose carriage, and nipple
vi Ding to the fire department The site IL
p&s and the hose will be in convenien,
use, On moments notice
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-10-26
AUCTION SALE

Dolncy, Morgan & CO. ogainst tic Prcsi-
dent UnG directors RI the Ednk Of the
state Of ,SDnth tdyotinu.
ESY virtue Of an order Of Court in the
3 3 above stated cause. to me directed
by lle Hon. r.. L. Graham, Judge OF the
Court oi Common Pleas for the First
Circuit, l will offer iinr sale at public
Auction, on Monday, the 18th day Of DE
ccmber, 1871, at the Court House in Alb
bevillc, at IL o'clock, a. NJ.
Ali that LOT OF LAND with the
Buildings thereon, in ,hc Village of = b.
brvillc, in tile County OF Abbeviile,
South Carolina, s!tuntr on the South
western side OF The Public square, mcas-
uring u feet in rontand 81 feet in depth,
and known in the plat Of the said Vii
lage by the No. IS.
TERMS, one third cash balance pay
able in two equal annual successive in-
stal,nenta, with interest at The rate OF
per cent anuum, scared by bond Of the
pu.cha<i!er and nIcrt:,age Of the prcmi-
scs. Buildings to be insured aud policy
asssigned, purchaser to Pay for stamps
and papers.
VIM. J. GAYER,
Referee
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How to Acquire and Keep Property.

Every young man ought to become
familiar with, and, if%possiblc, master
Of the trade most nearly allied to the
occupation he intends to pursue. For
instance, if thought Of dealing inL.
cloths or ready-made clothing, 1 would
learn the tailor's trade : if | thought
Of spending my life ina shoe store, /.
would learn the shoemaker's trade
and if | intended to dcvote myself to
farming-thc best and noblest occupa-
tion of all, as it is the base upon which
all other trades and professions rest
II would rather learn the carpenters
and joincr's trade than any other, as I
it will oftencr come into use on the
farm. The farmer who understands
tAis trade has many advantages over
one who docs not. and has to run to a a,
mechanic for every little job required
Ito be done on the farm. Even if you
work but q short time at thu trade, 8,
say one season only, under good
m&ster, you will find the knowledge
of great benefit to you many times.
If d young man is robust ard healthy,
this trade, in connection with q good
practical education, sufficient to quali.
iy him as a teacher of district school
in the winter, season, with the judici-i
Gus use OF his time in summer, devo.
ted to his trade, is about as good a
start in life as any young man can
have, who is not furnished with capi,
tai ready to his hand, and the rare ,
faculty to know how to use it. Wheth-i
er he learns the trade or not, let him.
by all means, be sure to acquire good
practical school education, sufficient,
at least, to fit him for frst-class
common school teacher; for in no
other way can young man who has
to lay the foundation Of his own for
tune do so we'll, learn SO much of hu-
man nature, which, will be OF the
greatest use to him in after lite, as to
follow for few seasons the occupa,
ton of a district school teacher,
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Proceedings IN Partition.

Proceedings IN Partition.
EVIL sell at Abbcville Court House.
! on Sa!eday next, ell the Real Is
tate Of George Z. Chilcs. situate III
The County and State aforesaid. on
waters OF Iiardlabtr creek. bounded
by lands of the Estate Of Maj. John
N!.iics, Elizabeth Co;i!ran, Wade L.
Cott:"an, John Il. ChiIes p. II. Brad
ley and others, supposed to be
Thirteen Hundred Acres.
This land vii be sold in separate
tracts represented by plats to be cx-
hibiicd on the day Of sale.
TERMS, one-leMth Of tue purchase
money to be paid i'll. cash, the balance
on credit Of twelve months, with ill.,
terest from duy Of sale. Secured by
3ond and approved security. Titles
not to be delivered until purchase
N. oncy is fully paid, other terms to be
more particularly made known on day
Of sale.
HENRY S. CASON,
S. A. G.