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The New York herald., 1871-02-16
THE SAPpHO'S PRIZES.

Description Of the Cup Won by the Yacht
Sappho in England and Now on Exhibition
at Tinnny's.
Ebony md silver, chased and frosted and en-
graved, mermatds ana dolphins and nymphs and
graces and nuted shells-thls is the Sappho's cup.
Standing before II you see more than oil this and
hear other sounds than the rustic OF rich garments
and the low ripple Of talk In Tifany's mag
nlfcent establishment, whore 1t IS on exhibition.
Looking at the dolphns aud Neptune's trident, you
90 on an imaginary yacht race Of your own, and
Broadway and Tifiany's fade away to give place to
the salt and foam ana dash OF the sea- The gallant
yachts with their gallant crews, the strain OF can
vas and the stretch OF hope the thousands who
watched both near and far-all this comes up on
looking at
THIS CUP wHTon y NOT A CUP.
"And II not, why nots" Simply because 1t s quite
another thing, as oil the initiated know. The
Sappho cup is an elaborate centre piece, In the
form Of fountain, with an ebony base, from which
rises o silver tube containing the hydraulics for
forcing up the perfumed nuid which 1t is intended
to hold. TINS tube is surrounded by mermaids and
dOlphins OF frosted silver. Upon the tube
rests the basin Of the fountain, formed
OF shells In chased and polished silver.
In the centre Of this basin, upon silver rocks, are
ana the others partly draped. One Is standing, and.
with
PAIR OF VERY BEAUTIFUL ARMS.
holds upon her head shell through which the
fountain throws its jet.
Upon the ebony base is the inscription delicately
engraved upon a silver plate:-
WON BY THE
AMERICAN SCHOONER YACHT SAPPHO,
WILLIAM III. DOUGLAS,
DEFEATING THE
ENGLISH SCHOONER YACHT CAMBRIA
IN THREE RACES ENGLISH WATERS, MAY, 1870.
The cup, which was made ut the establishment Of
i. Hancock, London, and arrived IN New York last
Saturday, Is very gracefully modelled, but the exc
cutlon is Indifferent, falling far below many beautiful
specimens OF silver work by which 1t Is surrounded.
The shells which form the basin of the fountain may
be used as recepaces OF fruit Or flowers, thus giving
use to what is ordinarily purely ornamental.
The SapphC cup is supported on either side by the
Queens cup and another prize cup representing
silver
VENUS POISED UPON BRONZE SHELLS.
the Shells supported by silver aolphlns resting upon
ebony very beautiful design.
Those who are Interested IN yachting prizes and
like to look at gondcas and sea horses aud immature
Neptunes and naads, and mermaids and venuses
and shells, with now aud then an unrOmantic punch
bowl all IN silver ana gold, exquistely wrought
ana engraved will! find quite collection Of this
kind or sllverware at Tliany's.
The New York herald., 1871-02-16
NEW YORK CITY.

The following record Will show tho changes in til
temperature for the past twenty-four hours IN COM
parson with the corresponding day or last year,
indicated by the thermometer at HudnuL's Pnar-
macy HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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SINGULAR FATALITY.

Two Brothers and "A Sister Die Within Three
Weeks.
About month ago two brothers and one sister,
named Brannon all well advanced in years, con-
stituted family living comfortably at Cornwall,
near Ncwburg. Three weeks since the sister rad
the misfortune to fall and break limb. One OF the
brothers, Gerald, was taken sick shortly after the
accident, and the well brother constituted him
sef both nurse and h0usekeeper for the family.
One DAY this brother rose early, started tho
nre, and returned to Gerald's bed, appar-
ent!y TO walt, as no had been accustomed.
until the room became warm As he continued to
ne there for some time afterwards Gerald thought
MS brother was oyerseepng himself, aud attempted
70 awake him. To his horror he found tnat ne was
uead MOI struggle nor q groan had marked tie
time when the spirit took its nlehs The cause OF
death, unsuspected before disease Of the heart
Few days after the sister died FROM the effects OF
the fall, and again sympalhlzing friends ana neigh
bors gathered at the house to at end funeral services
On Monday Gerald, the surviving brother. died OF
his illness, making entire family that has passed
away within about three weeks.
The New York herald., 1871-02-16

Some people have an idea that the editorial rooms
reading room and per conseonence walk in uniu.
vited, glance over the exchanges and talk inces-
sanity about nothing much to the annoyance Of the
editors. #..
The New York herald., 1871-02-16

At the regular monthly meeting OF tho Young
Mems Democratic Club Of the sixteenth ward, held
last evening" al their rooms, No. 23l West sixteenth
street, the club organized for the ensuing year oy
tbe eicct,on Of the following oicers:--Presfdent,
Thomas Fitzsinions; Vice President, James Bur-
bridge; Recording Secretary, Charles y. Mcbride;
surer. Thomas KInahan; Financial Secretary, Hugh
Stott Sergeantat-A Arms, Patrick Kelly Interesting
speeches were Afterwards delivered by. Messrs.
This club at present embraces Within Its circle the
most intelligent aud energetic young men Ia the
ward, devoted to the. dissemination OF true demo-
cratic ideas, and promises wei for the future.
The New York herald., 1871-02-16

AFcIuSV temperature yVSVtTUHJ %
Average temperature for corresponding date
last
The New York herald., 1871-02-16

The Thomas Foulke School Association wIll meet
this evening at the Astor House.
The New York herald., 1871-02-16

The annual reunion and dinner OF the New York
Association Of the Alumni OF Dickinson College
takes place at Delmonico's Fourteenth street, this
evening" at SIX o'clock. The occasion Will be
graced by the presence OF many ladies. Rev. DR..
Durbln, tile President or the association, will be
mas
The New York herald., 1871-02-16

ladies' fair Is now going on at ST. Stephens,
East Twenty eighth street, for the Industrial Home
for Young Women. The object IS most deserving,
and the lair should be literally patronlzed
The New York herald., 1871-02-16

'Rome and the Catacombs' Is the title Of DR..
Adams lecture to be delivered tomorrow evening
at Association Hall. 1t will be illustrated bv photo
graphic Of 400 square feet and be at this
time OF great interest.
The New York herald., 1871-02-16

The boys Of st. Bernards Sunday school gave an
exhibition last evening in the basement OF the
church (West Thirteenth street), before large ana
delighted audience,
The New York herald., 1871-02-16

:
Political news, with the exception OF the laws and
projects OF laws for The Papal guaran.ees, are
meagre this week; but those laws are eiigrOssinS
good deal OF attention, and the discussions
thereon are endless. l viii not enter on this
question now. 1t is stated that no Prefect or Sub.
as Signor Gadda occupies his present post; for
Si9n0r Borroni, the gentleman now acting IN that
capacity, IS q simple delegate OF the Prefecture
sumo the entlre control OF tho Civil Department.
Prince Humbert that Of the army Of occupation; for
Rome, though It loses It's lieutenant, continues 70
be Luegotenenza, state OF things which does not
give great satisfaction to the liberal party. Rome
The New York herald., 1871-02-16

The committee in charge OF the French relief
fund announce the total amount received up to last
evening as S72,657. In addition to the above the
committee has received 1900 cans Of preserved
meats aud soup from Kemp, Day Il Co., ana three
barrels dried green sweet corn from South Family
of Shakers, MOuht Lebanon, N, Y.
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Hrs5y's Glimpses Of Texas.

We are indebted to Mr.. f. II. Cush-
ing, Houston, Texas, for copy Of q
pamphlet, containing one hundred pages
OF highly interesting matter, entitled rs
above. The constant demand for inior-
NATION relative to the soil, climate, pro-
ducts, price Of lands, &C., in Texas, has
prompted she preparation and publicatio"
Of this beek, and the author has happily
sucossdsa IN .nswerins all the questions
which hare bsen, or MAJ DO, asked, in a
comprehensive manner. This interest
ing and valdabls book will be ssrt BY
,uail postpaid, in paper covers for 25cts.,
viii map for scots, and in cloth bind
ing for 75ots., aud liberal discount
made TO the trade. SEMI on to +. II.
Gushing, Houston, Texas, and get =
copy,
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The Columbia City Council

Not content with its legitimate Iusi
ness, has added dry goods department
TO the Mayors Court, and "pa1e in'-
pruvsinents which are we'll worth inspeC'
,ipn." So reads tho closing items under
head of Mayors Court, which we clip
from the Union Of Saturday last. The
report reads as follows:
Marcus COURT Mr.. Mayhcw charged
With hauling dead calf in the street.
Discharged.
Henry johnson and Albert Chestnut
(minors), charged with creating a dis
tarbence in the street and using proIane
language. Discharged.
, Birges Jones, charged with being
drunk in the street; being first offence,
was discharged.
Several parties charged with doing
business without license, were discharged
on taking out license, ard other cases OF
similar nature were continued.
The dry gouds department. as hereto
fore, is well conducted, and attract, pur.
ehasers.
The improvements referred to are well
worth an inspection, even if you don
want to buy JUST now.
We don't say tina, mixed drinks had
anything to do with the Unions make
Up on Saturday, although there is some
mixing up in the above report.
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sA~ \ CHAPTER OF FACTS

l&~ \ CHAPTER OF FACTS.
Space is valuable in a ncw<ps per, and it
is therefore proposed in this advertisement
70 condeasc variety OF facts. important 10
:hc ?nhlic, IL small compass Those
;ac:s refer 10 Hoiiei,e.'s Stomach Bit:erS--
what ha: celebrated medicine is, and waa;
!! Nil ~, In the ar<t place, ,h,.:,. :he at
!ic!H IS = stin'ria?t. ionic ard ai:er,:ivc,
consisting of co"'h;:!a 'io2 Of m absolutely
?''rc >:i:i;@orS sscn; N::h tie a,o.: val.
sah.c medicinal vese.at'e Substances ;!ia,
Bcia0ic research has placed :, the disposal
OF The chemists aa6 the physician. These
Ingredients are compounded with srca,
c:?c. ar: ii snch proportions as 10 pro-
:;:cc = preparation which ;nviSors:es with
Oh; exciting lie general system, and zones.
7".als:e< AID controls the stomach, Inc
bows. lie liver, :"j lie minor seerc,;ve
organs.
Whs, this srca; restorative v;!l 60 n.a>:
We gathered from VIA; !: las done. TIE
case Of dyspepsia, ,. any o;hc: :e7r, Q: III
digestion, in Nl;ch il las been rc7s:s:satIy
administered e;thor; ctaf;ec;ins a saG;c=!
cp7r, is vet 10 be heard from. and the same
may be SID O: billions disorders, intern;,-
tent fever, :e7voas affections, general de-
billy, co~s:i?a;:o!, .cA headache, mental
disabilities 70 which tle feeble arc so sab
iect !; ?u' ;5z:s -, the fluids .: the body,
;:lcu@ins The blood, ani lie gentle stimulus
w!ich ii in'Pacts 10 he nervous system is moi
succeeded BY the slightest reaction. Tbs
= = chapter Of facts which readers, for their
own sakes, shoald mark and remember.
i'm SS--7,7
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EFaea AGO AacSt Nctefss.

The Iste coHranti~n is h.l>i :e&raaSt
tie, bv .he radical press. tx eyerr DIS
ssstesnce. little Or sis, whjcn Occurs 81
ehe Safe. and nnrh 500 is made tAat
disturbances &:;N occue. It strikes Us
sAst these psetrnaed reaae tsv;>s ri;
te-s are the sasSt wHceaSc,iShie S4an ~
the top Of ;he earth. ard tssst thsS ~
y7,~e I, $rcnnese diSco-G, than .ha %rs-
tic ku Niax ;heoase,sc> That osiAc$';e
,neae sad dneS spring eat ef she rrescn;
abne-sss; >andili"a * aSsi7s, is re n1nS;
s,ats~ai tMes 80 the s-sr}d> ard tbs; nan
* a nssarai bora ESoS was expects any
thing <tse. 9>snt <hey 90 occur. is &c.
c,eesteN and 6eH.ecel and i; is right
and s,rcrer that they Shna'd Sc iis>aua
,"'+a -eS>a3, and pa; down, as Ga~ SIS /: ~
ace newer of decent and peace loving
.sea, AaS ;s.t sAsv srs f:owned down.
y4one lat p~Nn3ice3 Naia3S nil dcar
ha, tn hold the Convention responsible,
ey rsthcs. 10 say ;Aa; lis faith has 10;
hesn keTt, is Shees oon>ense. Tie Wo;}j
vas 10; nsa,ie il s dav, s7i although
t1is ia he fast age, when rhineS a7e do01
by steSw, this thing of bringing oSSe'
oc; o. chaos eanact De accomplished "
seen. lis aot the work Of g day, q
rseath. ls~seesirrs tiase. TIE sci
sAan is srousa; aoen 20 the lowest OK
srsuitv, raS the most csnefu| nursing i
required to bring him round again. Or
se;s.,s ~a@e VT bring nr -a,sr>a ~
-. ~ u rs-,N :. a,nnh e nAn\lh's :.
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: That Watt Faulkner has been killed,

Tho Columbia Union is assured there
can he no 6crbt. lie was killed on the 2lst
n,s. Faulkner was in bed at the house Of
a Mr.. Williams, Of EdgeGeid. The coro-
ner was Mr. L. Culhreath the foreman
Of the Jury, Rev. John Trapp; and the
testimony in the case given hr J. c.
Williams There were five men in the
party. One Of the first appearing 10
Williaols asked permission TO see the
wounded man ; this being granted. ny
wen. out aud brought in another
Mrs. Faulkner first having been request
ed TO retire from the room. Both men,
after a short talk, went out to the gate,
taking Williams along to mind their
horses. Instead Of seeing .orseS, three
more mcn started up, mysterioaSly, ami
With pistols threatened his life il he at
tempted to move. Two men tan into the
house and fired TWO shots, aud then ran
ont, when the whole party made OF.
When he retarned. Faulkner WAS dead
This is the substance nf the affair. The
evidence Of Mrs. Faulkner is as follows :;
I Was in the room when strange per
con came in and asked nv husband to
have me hide nv face. left the room
hy the request OF Mr.. F. After the
stranger left the room, returned to the
vneu q here Mr.. T. was, and asked him
~hat he shcHght Of the stranger. lie
aaid he thoaglN the man was his friend,
hut that he was afraid Of the party, hu,
said the geatEeasa sss going tn bring
;n another s>atieoa&a as the name Of
2avlar, wee lived at sel%d& OId Town,
aad thas they were GO seSsNse bin (Mr
e. toHr or Gve miles t&-s:isAt. Aad tha;
ther had spring wagon &a cs.Yy aim,
DAT thzt sas sssaS& %ot g. sSe7S ~ith
MIN. AZ obey were &c take iltss t&S. -
50 Noess C&ocKos, ana tSst sac cS.ld
follow in few Iays. tast Sfse N1li& hc
:nfnrnsi ot his eaareAtout&
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SPECIAL, NOTICE.

Come and get your PICTj RES SION, or
wait until August or September. l expect
TO start snon on a visit Of two months, du.
ring which time my Gallery will he c'oSed.
The finished work will bc |: # with MrS$rS
Lovclace & Wheeler. Pay your money TO
them il YOU cant settle before I leave. Be
ready for more pictu,eS when return.
Thanks for past cIvorS, and many thanks
in store Tor future patronage expected.
Yours. faithfully,
May 81. 22-3t ". II. WISEMAN.
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.NEWegER Rr. s. &.
3, delnosday, June 7, 1871.
Sparsanburg Items.

Tho SPARTA; says, Minnie Rnff, i't}e
stfleIsrsD years Of age, fsll from the
second story piazza Of the Walker House,
on Friday. 18th ult., and fortunately re-
ccived no other injury than few bruI,
sss.
Several soldiers Of the garrison sta
toned at Spartanburs, having served
their terms Of enlistment, were dis
charged last week.
, Several bo had not served their time.
discharged themselves by running away.
The wheat crop is better than at first
anticipated, and harvest has commenced.
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SCHAPs.--
The Woman's Club-a bToon-st:ck.
+ The "Pacific Mail,'-quict husbands.
A tale Of miscry-a cocktail. So says
Spills. ~
Why is q carpenter les, handsome hanhls
wife? Because he is 4 DEAL-rLA1NER.
Fine rain seasons wcre experienced last
week. Gardens arc doing splendid
We are informed that County scrip IS Oh
fcrcd for sale at about a0cts. on tho dollar.
schooImas.crs will appreciate this; Inc
difference between 4 fisherman and SchooI-
boy-:he oac bates hit hooks, the Other hatcS
his books.
Aad the difference between schoo!-hoy
and a clerk boy is, that ono stores tic !niho'
AMI the other minis the s;orcs.
Among tho Late Grand Jury was brother
lis
Of Sim. Young, Conner Edward x Young
mark,
gives character to cross marks.
This rcEinls til; scrap glthcrcr 10 say that
the red cross mari: opposite subscriber
name, means that j. i, lime 10 pay up.
Tho scrlpist further SAYS that nc docs not
now bcous % the X. Ks, but if delnqucnt'
q, not h ts,cn to DO better, he will join the
mv,,ic order, and cnforc: collection sumna>
rily.
Greeley says the best way to raise Cash
mere sl:awls is to graft the Cashmere goat
upon the Sweet William, and mulch with
whale oil soap to keep Off the rose bugs.
The "Stars" are preparing to shine once
more. An entire new programme OF good
and funny things is being rehcarScd. Give
the Stars your money.
Mcssrs. LoYclacc < Wheeler run IN accom-
moln,ion line. Goods purchased o! them,
will be sent to buyers homes free OF charge,
and with expedition. They invariably strike
nail on its head.
Sp;flles made speech, said he: ~ know
wlmun, Mr. Speaker; say it in no dISrc-
spcct: know UNI; have had heap TO DO
with nm. They're useful Class, and-and
yet with the best Of 'cm you my have
trouble"
When you hear person begin q story
about another with "thcy say" put it down
rs two.thlrtls false and the balance doubtfu'
This "thcy say makes more mischief in a
town in tic way Of SANDER than any down
right lie that can be hatchcd up.
There never waS such crop Of bIacEDcr>
ricS hc:nrc, and nice little business might
he made, If some cntcrpriSins man would en-
gage NIL the idle, loating negroes, TO gather
and dry the fruit and brius it in to him.
Dried bcrrics bring COOL price always.
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Special Notice.

The subscriber, wishing to leave home to
remain absent for some four or six weeks,
would offer, to his friends and Customers, his
stock OF WATCHES and JEWELRI FOR
THE NEXT FIF TEEN DAYS, at GREATLY
REDUCED RATES. Those desiring such
goods will find it to their interest to give him
q call.
Persons having Watches in my hands
left for rcpairs-are requested to take them
away. have some scvcnty-tivc or All hun
drci ready for delivery. The few indebted
10 INC on omen account arc earnestly request
ed 10 cancel the same rs soon rs possible.
l.. S. BAILEY.
Ln,- %
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mSe" THE UNIVERSAL AI-

l:E pa my Journeys over the Continent
through Turkey, India. China. japan, Perm
Chill. Paraguay. Brazil. and Mexico. and the
United Statcs-ia then, all TO some cNteN,
&ni il some 10 . great extent. have found
the universal Aver represented by his family
medicines. which are often held in fabulous
cS:rcm. Whether they win ;hci: marvellous
reputation by their cures. know not. hut
kEow they hYve il 10 such = degree ;ha, il
frequently gave me distinguished inpo--
:a1>c 20 have come rom The same couairr
Fields letters from a6foai.
Jane !. GIT
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OBITUARY.

DEPARTED this life on The 2jth May. 1871.
in The l7;h year of her age. HATTIE. tho be-
loved wife OF WILLIS l.ArHker.
The subject of this NOTICE was m humble
follower OF her blessed Lord. AID Il consists
cat mcmhc: Of the Baptist Church. Faith
ful to her trusts. ard kind IN all her duties,
Of her it may be written:
blessed arc the dead who die in :he Lord.
for they rest from their aborS AID their
works do 10 low them.
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Increase Of Capital.
May II 20

The Directors Of The National Bank Of
Ncwbcrrv, having determined 10 increase
the CAPITAL Stork Of the same from Fifty 10
One Hundred Thousand Dollars, notice Is
hereby given that subscriptions to said
stock will nov he received Parties who
NAV wish 10 secure stock should make early
application. K. L. AcCAtGHRlA,
jane :. o3-ot. President.
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No,1cE TO SCHOOL coMMIssIcs

.OFrlcs OF STATE SrP'raeS a
CoLrABrA,S C., @e
; To Each Of the County ,o5no.
S'"!e' You = are hereby rcoae5 made
Boards Of School Tsa
School Districts inwq
ings ofthe legal voT&hCut
School District on Sauss3c
at - o'clock " notsAS,
place of such meeting Ffes
Clerk Of the Board Ct Tr,z 50 Y
written Or printed notices !
lie ,.laccS of the School D:stfs
(ln) days before said mcetins:
cial attention is invited TO the Co.
tracts from An Act 10 amend Az
tiil.d an Act 10 establish ead, naaiatsas
system of free common schools for It's
State Of South Carolina,' approved March
9TH, 1871: .'-.''. .--' ~, +.
SEC. XNIN. The County Treaslres ssaas
pay over all moneys by him received, Ehieh
>lia.l have been assessed by-wrtue Of she
vote "f any District meetins as hereinafter
provided for, in the Corrty-in which such
district is situated, on the order 'oe the
Clerk of the Board Of Trustees iofsaid Dis.
trict, countcr>isued by the Count ysSchocl
Commissioner, 10 he used for the>pcrroee
directed by the District meeting so beld-
Said money shall be assessed and collected
At the time, and in the manner that C0Saty
taxes arc assessed anu collected and ifshe
inhabitants OF any School District, at .thetss;
annual District meeting, shall fail TO pcos.des
for the raising OF saci, tax, then the ,CoptY
School Commissioner OF the County n Ehichs
such District is situated, shall be reQreed
20 withhold from said District that psEt ct
the Sa;e appropriation derived from tho
revenue Of the State, and TO- [appospoa
and iiS,riba;e the same to the other DIS.
;rirtS o: the County which have. coHpsied
with the requirements Of this Act Pro
weed. That in School Districts where here
arc less than one hundred children between
tn. ages OF six and sixteen, the inhablsssss
may raise such sum, per child, as Eaths
Sufficient 10 maintain their scboak. fsz
SEC L. Tie following PERSONS; stailS Jog
entitled 10 rote At any D:l&:et mee1r&
viz: - - >'-t asss'asHS .ss -
All persons possessing the aGaliA A:ah5a q
SiSS.otS, @S CeuHcU of Tue .SO1SSSI N<<Et51 va
this State, and who shall be residentspfh he
District ct the time Of Offering o'ross ~
said meeting. -. 'S.,yEs
SEC. II. The inhsbitants qualified tSSess
az school meeting, lawfully asseublsds
shall have power: -...-- s-.r+1s
Isl. TO appoint Chairman 70 prssce
over said meeting. - g
I'd. To adiourn from time TO tine. -
Sd. To choose Clerk, xho shan pcsses 5
! the Qualification Of . vo:er. : : S,G4is
4la- To raise hr ,a1,ia addition tsa1e
amount appo-tioued by The Seatr 90 cs0eK
:sc, such farther sums Of money Is NJ
r'sy deem proper for the Support q
schools, sait! sum cot 10 be more tsaa
dollars !o- every child in the eDisrss
! ;~een he ages o: six and s;x:eea, as g
ce7'ainrj By nc !a<, euumersaOa:
sum 10 he collected by the c.
DTer, snd 'a be held bv hi-soS ..
!! "'de7 OF the Trustees, g.. CO.
; County Schoo! Com Ei
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TEE S>>-TsEsx CrL7,vAToa tov Jane i
a>.aaav received, and as .Esi as ever q ;n;cr>
es.ir- sT,& yalUaAle .a&tse. pertaining 20 all
,ha varied Interests n lis farm and Sar!cn.
The :oS:..i>kars * ne CGltivath, deserve We!
Of farmers and breeders i;nV i!lciy .a-en!H!ns
exeyt;o.,s 10 give so mach foo!3 for thought,
an.. 50 many aeactical lessons IA economy.
The C;,f;;vator is one of the best Agricultural
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