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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN "A

S.s -. =. az. .=.-a.>-sL ~
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received.
TgEgR EST AL10 DAT TIER rEnt
| .BEIEN lPER ClENY. FER AVNUM.
ON CERTIFICA 3ES OF Deposit:
AND SIX PER CENT COM
'lH.PO UNDED EVERY SIX =
AONIUS ON ACCO UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
john john 2. 2. Thomas, Fse%su; vice-Presidents.
.1-:A. q. 6fani1of, tsshisr. t2
John O. 3. Smith, Assistant Casbier.
Wade Han pton, William HH Martin, A. G. Has.
kell, 3. y. MoMaster, John P. Thomas. r. p
HeinitsK, u ohniB. Palmer, Thomas E. Greeo
Columbia. oos'
J. Ell Grogg, Marion. E
g. T. SCOTT, Newberry.
}, II W G. Mayes, Nawbarry.
4 3! r. Hntladget Chsrledton. i;
Daniel Ravehel. 1rss. Chst1estpn:
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows. Or.
Phans and others may here deposit their sny.
tngs and draw liberal rate OF interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trustees
wlsh,ng to draw interest on their funds until
they require 1hsm for business or Other nnr.
poses; Pasents desiring to set apart small
and Min6rs tNhoee deposits can only be with.
MraWn ~, by themselves, or, In case Of death. by
thetr legal REPRESENTATIVES. wishing to Iny
aside FUNDS Tor future use are here Afforded
where they wifi rapidly socumnlate. late a'oS dAa as
needed, .nvia 1A
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ipFffSFspra fYdFIpTsTs

II a f1hoh TIE hhaaiNA I2t /
There was once Count, 30 I've heard il said.
Who felt that hls cad drew near;
To part them his goods and gear.
S.s S:sS ssss ss ssgoa :s ss.ts ssa for h' 'y
They yy R501shss 3hsn bs % h9.h 4t their feihSF1
And thus hc his blessing gave: {
"My arst born son, my pride and might, /
q saSS @{ ssSas sn esissi sSlsh. ,s5
And all my broad domain.
,HEE151E 81; |lBAE Ii II llHz
Oontented sank the sire to rest, !
Now all was given away;
The sons held .trua hia last heheBt,
Fen to his dying day.
Now tell MS what came Of the steel OF aame,
u ;tnA castle An4i khight;j M M 4.
And ten ns what camo Of the vale 40 tame,
And the humble peasant wight.
sob, ask not Of me what The end may boil i
=, Ask OF the country roundl
The castle ts dust, the sword ia rust,
The height 70 but desert ground.
'.Bht tfa Vsle 1spteAds aidS}n'tHe golden pride
or the autumn sunlight now;
Rasa sasasS gsGsssg'SW S ;SsS ;SSsSS SIg[,
4 ri aFhe 6fsf{otasssliis W. AsayI5ase,. III
says: A few days ago. twenty or thirty
persons. who had joined colored church.
near Charlottesville, were baptized. After
the baptismal service, the members all
withdrew to the meeting houses to par
take OF the sacrament. It was then made
i kpevp that aeye4stofl heneulyIbaptizsd
had voted The UonnaerVat;ve tioket during
the recent election, whereupon they
were not permitted to commune with the
rest.
A remarkable letter, written by Horace
Greeley, has come to light in Kansas, in
which the philosopher treats with favor
hhleectnstdsrafien Q propgsiii8a to Hon,
sion tie Widows ana orphans df f'Confed-
crate soldiers.
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iiah BRANDlES.
e CASKS Jsmes Hennessy's d Brandenbure
y krsfes BNANDIE9, imported direct, and
prise yihsages Of 1885, 1858, 1880 and 1853,
sto6k or Hooks, Clarets and White Wines in
Crude some Of the most famous brands as well
March as GEh 9YWTpRs
nLD BANK BILLS and MUTlLATED
" CURRENCY bought and aold bv
NOV 23 emo D. GAMERILI.. Broker
Blaokwcll'o genuin6 Durham smokinc r..
ba:co at poLLocE's MINI"
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Q o L u HI d Ia. 8, G.
Present Capital. 100000.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500 0oo.
OFFICERS.
John B. Palmer, President.
A. G. Hranizar Gaahiar

~ AAONANfhD CAFAIAL, $500 900.
John 3. Palmer, President.
A. q. 8renizer, Cashier.
y. q. u. Butt, Assistant Cashier. n
-, -; DIRECTORS. -E
.. Eh gregg, John B. Palmer. F. W. McAas.
tel, u. y. sepn, Of 3. D.. aepn d Son; G, ~.
Bearden. OF Copeland & Bearden; r. l.. BRYAN.
OF; Bryan d. MoCarter; W. O. swafield. Of r
W.0. Svsfaeld. s,'. ~ -
IL. N. hoMaster, Solicitor,
yElH!S Bank is now open for The transact.on
Il 'of 9 general banking business.
CERfn1oATKs OF DErosIT Of fcurrency or
coin, bearing interest st the rate CT seven ~
PEI cens; per ahnnm, IN kind. will be isaued.
Depohfts nom County .Of2ce,.s ospecfally So
tcited; also, from Trustees, admin isiraiors
: ETecutore, PrQtessfondl Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounte of
C1ty and Country Merchants, and other busi.
ness mes men, and the usual Accommodation ex-
. Notes, Bus Of Exchange. and other av,.
dences 81 debt discounted, and money 10 ned
ON collateralss NJ ~ -
Socks, Bonds, Gold and sauer bought and
!, Na.aated Currency purchased. a. . small
disoount: - j -. - .'A"''
8seM Drens dravn direct ON all the prom,.
France. Ger5nany, Belgium. Holland, Den.
fnars and the Orient. Le0ets OF Credit issued
Iayabie 10 any OF tho above places.
~, Draies on I'll tho prominent cities in the
united States bought and sold.
ts,aa nanssipg sg House opposite Columbia Hotel.
"Pen rom 70 y. Feb "a 1y
"a eeegers' Beer
hON'T contain 8tryohnine. Il ia unrs. and
~ warranted to be 80. Msroi II
II you want your thirst quenched. cali At
PoLLocK's. "' e"' a.
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), Thief Proof Dravara.

viz undaIalRned have received the Aaency
T. Of these DRAWERS. Thxv are M one
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READ
III @ "a RE F U III "
Ague and Fever.
tss Gsa',s sdhs.pps ana
Woffe's sohiedam sohnabps
Is good for Dyspepsia.
s,'",;a..: WoHas lSehieddn aSchnapps I.
.: >: Iaa.ptayentiye OF Ohills end fever.n,
,s'Woife' . sohiedam Guhnnpps 1
- IsEe6omnaendea by allaheI MedTcai Faculty.
= ttpoDSs 'Schledd0a' Scl9si1pbS y.
legood for aifKieasy and BIN oder Complaints.
= Wolfai scHiauam sShnapps
Is good for Gout.
sss$Sa SaS ,SeSsas sas Fa'I 3ssss gsen.eh.
Wolfe's schiedam Sohnapps
Is good for al Urinary Complaints.
Woye's ScAiedan Schndpps
e :-.:ts.ea and connterfeitad. and furoh asers
? SG4Yl1l hay4 b nsseeqtion in purchasing.
Wolfe's schiedam schnapps
liz used all over the world by Physicians. In
. So. ~. j. :. their practice.
I'i IIbsg laAse 20 Gall the attention of the
'readert 70 taetimonialai in favor OF the Sohnapps:
o. ieel bound to say that + regard Your
rnently ,puys. and deserving Of medical patron.
seTtlole ot Holland sin3 ihoretoaore anoStsins. S
physioiens. ,.DAYib I. MOI MorRF. sIiDea NJ d. ~
Pharmaceutical Chemist, Now York.
Loppiay1ifs, g., sspt. ..1-ffllsee, II thu. ve
have now, an article Of gin suitable for such
go ''e'''u''' I bR. fce}'s$ ). y: s. BRIGHT.
..schnapps'" Is 2 remedy in chronic catArr.
hal compisipts, ,eto.: 7Tf': NM
r5aSiss IahS stss !. IL bearing highly
Sseessst ss1sh
the mucous surfacea, With 4 slight degree Of
stiaal:stMlIa g M ! egaIa i as one 81 te most i'm.
hona. .psrtienlsIiy those Of tho genito: primary
apparatuB. With much respect, your obedient
ssfyyeaat ya,s4a o4HAs. q A; "a LEAs, NJ p. New York.
2GBtka q thskT, NEW YORK, Nov. 2f, 1867
StvSnsask ssmn,a s1a;
OF OF yon5 5ISSAtedAp sshpapns," with the intent
st,ass s9s asR ss sapa ssisd is
s hhHsaGa kkzs kxs srssslted ltdi ID .o ooneu
Iass sSs sssR nnsS5s sass
saseeRss y P HP!Ssea in the
sapo!ss s .ss0Hagsna ags &
Ssehnapps:ss ~ excellent and nnobjeotiona-
eisnsd) oHAs:: 4. sEEIYG. 81 6hs@iss:. :
CHKNIoAL AND TxoHN1oAI LABonAroar. "a
Hhnon1Has HnO EJaos' s NEW I9aE, Nov 25. 1861
sisned have osrefnlly and thofopghG anal elyssd
sohnApps,"' selected by ourselves; aud .hSye
found the san1e free from ell organic or inor
ganio stbstAnoas. more OF, less injurious to
health. From the result Of our examination,
we consider the article one Of superior auaii.
ty, healthful as : beverage, and effeotual In its
medicinal Qualities, .hespeetfully yours,
FRANCIS e. ENaELHARD, MD.
For sale BY Al respect. .sls arocerss and
DrugRiete. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S kST..
Apr1l 1-HN 8mo az Beaver st., New York.
Imported and Domestic Cigars at POLLOCK :.
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RLEsroN, NAY H.
Se bands s
State
Specimens
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. IcRhdRe Sfzsskedase,Iz.Ir
SOUTH g.A2tis ttR11pq4D +; l97q cosrAxz.


SOUTH 6gHStis Raa9R = 81. 9aas s1s;aa' = ;s.;
SEk suL k6E {iftot efIassi n,'
and aftsr: Sunday. iith ipatsn.: cs,Io :.
r,ssit *! - GdYa ;5XAI =; tFp Ea414 "a
Hrfiv5 spGhafHestoS; IL ..2:,::!;:ikSSSn N N
Leave Cha arqeSaoha at.i. .7TI..:::JI! ...G;2Uk m
lrrive at CoiHmhta Et :. ). 5. !. u.1.: 40 o M
HtanT EXPRESS W 1QREAFD AcpQMA9pAT1oN
1,ea3yA cS|3AaSS 3|334,SS, spRdAIs .e'1cepted.1 : toxa
4srivs & seaiisstci as ii! !:::.ssSs f% Pm
1eate' e'shar!eston 'at.. u :. !.a39 10 g N
Arrive At Columbis att. q. 80: :..ss.,, SEQ = ~
aus S run g 9o9S$ts 9tS %
aays. Wsdne nesdays VA sa.ssrds % ys!t" SsM e3'
A. L. TYLER, Vice-PredideufJ
q. b..HIcHNB, 6sherat 9fckat AEept.a'I
harldhs, Coi9RBia ana SAdR1sfR R:R
~ p n1o1hi e6SSA11s, s! o.: sAns &! iSiE,
esas. sss III IT, 4isst isst,s sGsDSf 9ss a.
o"ne e0heaq4sElR gEU!s ss 59n oyer thia raad;,i
"..y!s ',7Niy ~ .trS TTs. T2sIHf: Naf:a / .n-:..u .
f@ave Aagdsta... 4 :aa5lXjMin ~ 1.eno Pm.
Leave Qoiulnhia. is DaA. M. t1100 Pan.
Arrive Glisrlettq.,e 1as5, fi II: '5.3oA.& s..
Ieavs cb arIotes se sScSH % Hmif,.5-a M o Il,
,Eea1e UolumHiss UpaaS S. II; q, ssS S M. a.
AfHya A1E1at u. .7:d0P. n. .si17I8O Am.
aYs As; Asdisia daily Hy hor Tain daily, SHn-
naction to an points NGrth s5atH s1S iS WSst SYH
NO; Train makes close connection at,Rtt1l-
m9nd for Virginia Springs. 4 Il :s!osnl:1
- Ihnr%o1ga IN % tickets sold and baggage shocked
H's''fs Tg'$SXissIs SESRzsbss dssss,s;$s dsss ;ts
sE. b. DousE1, General Freight and iTidket
a8eae.lg-. v. l..L.loZTlii oiii .,iHune 10
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sA eeegers' Beer
oM'r contain stryohnine. It pprs. and
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n ahe delivered
rby
iop valued sSo S
Q -
i101a
1A'"A~'' tio eAe"
izo f1zea 600
Ticket fk be had o. the H or
X '' o-' Ao'1"
e driving
nwa
Place oy the 10Th Of July
in
Issued
CosD sDank:C r
bank A"1
Capt Wade Lock normatio addres
DR. E. W. WHEELER,
1uhe9
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Greenville and Columbia Railroads
t'i.12 COLUMBIA, B. O,rNAnd1 n tli871.


i tia7a COLUMBIA, b O.;MARda I, 1871.
SsI asss' on aas, sss.. .s,ss ss;;s.,as ssis
schedule w Rs fnn Sssly Rgpdeys e3cepted
lihe Hailfo1d up And down; klao aitlI Fraina
BoingN North snd90uth On Gharlntte, Colbri,bin
and Augusta Railroad 80, .,.,s7.,
Leave Columbia at..!.:.. TOO Ann.
AIston..- :. ..!.t. =. 9.l0 Aim.
EeWberry. ........ ...-..- .a1I1H ann.
Epon,.esoury...'. po,.an ..J'...,- ...-..i 319 pm.
nelton. S.n1ss, -.
AIr1Ve AIr1Ve at 9resnYl4e: ;,...,;..,.. $50 p. m.
Leave GraenvilG At..!... ....A.I.. 6.15 q. m.
q; ;!I6e.ton.. - 8,06 p. m.
S2SespHry. ..,. 10.p7 T.. m.
..,, Ap6sYnie; 8.16 .. m.
Newoerrysa...'.!.! ~! ..!.l .4.. E,6U p. m
Alston -..'. ..:.-:!. .i1T....s a 0H p. m.
aFT'Te ~ Soanpbte. ..re I, .f.6f,p. nj
III. r. BARTLErT, General Tiek9f Agent
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The best place to gel cool summer drink
is at PolIorK'S 'A'
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No EIRE UsED, IN wAsInRa.
WAREtBIp's COLD WATFR SOAP.
FHHHIS, ,6QAP. .washea perfectly in cold water.
j. soft, hard or salt. It removes gteAse,
OF and paint from garments. It tTaShes ali
kinds Of goods ds4ooston. flannel, elk OF wooden.
It cleanses .aiiver. plated ware and ieweiry
without aoratebing. II tha articles, are much
t.n; tsr;nished, =. rub them with piece Of f.nnei
who DO their own washing, IL is Invaluable.
II will cave ~ coet IN pne Washing. For aale.
In boxes OF thirty,six bars, by .' "
(. a.e. EDWAhn HOPE.
April Agent for South Carolina.
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Summer 81 Schedule .s:'& 9. H..R:.

\ Change Of 8chedtila. h-.ao
. OFFICE NpRTH OAR0LniAlR. r. oU.I
~. In0oafAHt 6nnSs: NJ C3 Sans {, ,1a;l.
Do J.ss 9s /, s9S ia4is aaf5 EhzRNNaR haYNRAHi Aili
be run over thts Road IN aeeorda8ce WITH the
?! Trains Going East. roTruins West.
',1cia9 , .Eebreas. III ]. .AGail,
~. AAh4'f. LEAVE. .- ARRIVE, LEAVE.
Salisbury 9. .o3a tht ;73a inI 3. 20 ID $50 m
9f'nab'o II 1.08a'mll rs Gmj 8 rs bm 0aSp =,
GO ahopl2 &c p m LOS p nj a=S6 o IA 10, II3 r M
Hi!lsb'rQ 2,28 p m ass p iii 35 D m IL al p m
Raleigh h05 p m '5.06 an 2.Tl N
doidBboro q i'7.2il n 80 "
-, Trains Going East.' Trains West.
10 m a, !,Ni !, l.00r q m ,,'.-'
SHaiishry AS2a IA a-I am .h15 pm 5.28 m
Qr'peb'o 126A M 4. .85 m z. 10 3 m . 81 r N
Co Shop II. 81 p m L. O2 N ff2 So i, nj IL 20 = N
n nniisofoiU.o1 p m lU.oV IN ill:O7'a M II 10 m
Raleigh 6.68 p a.40a m III e46am m
Gqldab'9 u 8.00pm . -N- =
juno ", II. GREEN. Mas. Trans.
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The Exchange House

6E HAS been overhauled and re.arrapcef
HM Tor tho Spring and summer. Icod bcyo
e RACES compounded at short notice.
hay5 PAYHINGER T. FRANKLIN
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Artr~oa Ga7u&ca Aacayd. Dc I s. Alfonzo
Ant1euu Lrn'oenfc a#u<o. ga door
10 d <otr oandoo dire
ut%DGo!o a IoC
deaa!arece1& Il to.oT,
Cuie~ncaa~ cue A. d veu, oe6e atar ell ocsdon
Is oo@u1# dao, 2a na*a s 2v&a banques dulc
fca RI r 1od In Ejce Il col pneden atersise
hyjco mc qa Ia b neuraoo deotrpr Ios barros
u caasd &c matches de lax
s2oevaa 1npio 81 ou1is U@ad 81 ~g,a jo Venus
6e&oaeg&Gof del cHh cad uwrdoIo
uaneo ha8a eoad avapzda 10
nQf@be cue pde qae da aio sin gual
heno do luga de las
oadAa ia olor t>oa3r dc as oabajerus
De1 34ca E0ToE DC GdonbC efPeaes
blaoQuear dentadua esnae bgenico
torocan las Do sa dece el meo
ranneoio para ID Doo&
dos cue han 'teoo de las steccones
3at6Inago c6Il
FTdo1a Mons purgaue depusavo nco ndbioso, it'll
sa dgeuon estbago Intermediates
ev1fan
eoternedd c neperab DC cas ene medaa
ia i MoneerFaGe instruction.
FNavIae Mbiu Cookie antb0aaa Compound
uciasjrno epua Ia hi cue
tecoones hl6aGoy aGueia
geson puxoaa Do
ochGs dram eec0a maavicsu
F{oueoaf re Haxabugo, Alenania, bo-
edbuos dlucones nuas tarma
hoy deaehar lar recetas &c m meocd homto
oass proTeer tods os boqunes necesen epaestos
HpooEto c do Swan ecaz para los catarrs oOnlcOs
raquismo muy especial en- las de los
do los pumones.
arabe odado acte de bacaao Ias ae
clones del pecho.
op de rio 7arsier resomeudsdc e tos nvs7
Grageas rob Laceug pecoa AnscaIuit
granu gnea pdo Dehaut
Papspe psctoraes esechccs todos les
pdoras Holloway cts dfogas
al porm mayer y eqnnalsos
Sc h f6fto pao dearur aones una pariia de
cete de llpaza aqua espe den ~ f'fs gallon
del "BOLET1N",
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Arnprenta del "B0LETIN",
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&! q p AZ fee

Puetonrncpe 6 Mart Nuevi a D. Manuel Iaqnez
V Ca-Gibara Longoyia RoSae8 -.
Baaoa Monery LIuh-F eft2~taa~ no IS 6ne "a
hern,anos MayagiezSenoes R is hemanos o. Pto~
Selores de Ca Com. San lhdm's->eo'
Lamb Con I@nta.
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GRAN SURTIDO
.E1c sOmbrer0s de KDaaans6,

cali de San francisco, hal constan
rec dreament de Pm5
comaos anas myo yents
San Thomas, 10
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Bieta de- i'm q4e les do pr IS DE- reb
Toda faDia 3oupu~t puooas 24a pa>a3o
equvano eadr5 DIS a pree de
crados
Los ia mn
NOTAlas
do cuaaer puen 8e Waldo por para suaqu
las Anls la TERRA re 4co, Colon & quedndose dond
ueran vol gi2ndo ii as1 reoala ds ~ p
pa*4geros para Caroor poeen q1afar 15 neatar
a gustren VICE para ingea pnodep quedar Fnci
pasaaroa Vpoa andrao epveio De ya el
herbour< Pa Plymouth L6des re6&
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RoSa'y comn.Ra-
Puerto Plata, se ores GiDebra
aguadilIa Amell ,juliS y comp,
santh6nas Lamb y comp.
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49, CLIECE tt6 AOVtVt%70 VFV''
Ell due1o lie esta nueva fabrlca,
cuenta con todos los elementos nece-.
sarios para que los productos de la
casa no dejen NADIA que desear; Y la
esperiencia adquirida hurante IL amos
de trabejo en- esta industria, le per
mite poder asegurar al pdbIico cue
conoce este negocio y la manera dc
compacer q todos los que le favorez-
can con sus peiidos.
vENrA POR MAYOR A. CON TADO
Caietillas de- 20 cigarrillos papsl
orozuz blanco corriente ...... ia D. 40
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las DOS All{llIy[5lS.
Fabrica dc tabacos, cigarrillos picaduras
DE DON JOSE RODRIGUEZ FUENTES.

e a. cafe del Conaeycio.
dem de 25 cigarrillos id. idem...27 P. ID
[dem id. 80 idem ideln ldem z2 p. 1d'
[dem id. Is idem grucsos idem 23p. i'd
Picadura prensada en- li5ras...... "a ltro
Iaem sueltas enpaquetes de una
Sc participa al pdblico que dentro
de breve tempo hallaran IN compile
to surtido do tabaco elaborado en- es-
ia fabrica CON las mejores hojas de
.tabaco de Vueita aoajo Comerfo
y Rio de la Plata.
Puerto. Rico q de Mario de
1870.
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The HOusekeeper's Tragedy.

One day, as I wandered, l heard COM
planning,
And saw poor woman, the picture of
gloom
She glared at tho mud on her doorstep
ctwas raining,)
And this was her wall as she welded her
broom
"Oh life is toll, and love is trouble,
And beauty will fade, and riches will flee,
And pleasures they dwindle, and prices
they double,
And nothing is what could wish it to be-
"There's too much of worriment goes to a
bonnet
There's too much of ironing goes to a
There's nothing that pays for the time you
waste on it;
There's nothing that lasts us but trouble
and dirt.
"In March it is mud it's slush in Deem
Der;
The midsummer breezes are loaded with
dust
In fall the leaves litter in muggy Septem-
The wall paper rots and the candlesticks
rust.
There are worms in the cherries, and
slugs in the roses,
And ants in the sugar, and mice in the
pies.
The rubbish of spiders no mortal supposes,
And ravaging reaches, and damaging flies.
OTIS sweeping at six, and it's busting at
seven;
It's victuals at eight, and it's dishes at
nine;
It's potting and panning from ten to eleven :;
We scarce break our fast ore we plan how
to dine.
"With grease and with CRIME from corner
to centre,
Forever at war, and forever alert,
No rest for day, lest the enemy enter
spend my whole life in struggle with
dirt.
"Last night, in my dream, 1 was stationed
forever
On little bare isle in the midst of the
sea;
My one chance of life was a ceaseless
To sweep off the waves, ere they swept
off poor me.
Alas ! twas no dream-again behold it |!
yield; l am helpless my fate to avert"
She rolled down her sleeves her apron she
folded;
Then lay down and died, and was buried
in dirt.
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The Fashionable Woman's Prayer.

Strengthen my husband, and may his
faith and his money hold out to the last.
Draw the lambs wool of unsuspicious
twilight over his eyes, that my t1irtations
may look to him like victories; and that
my bills may stregthen his pride in me
Bless, oh Fortune, my krimp, rats, and
frizzles, and let thy glory shine on my paint
and powder.
When 1 bow myself to worship grant
that may do it with ravishing elegance,
and preserve until the last the white lilly
white of my flesh and the taper of my
fingers.
Destroy my enemies with the gaul of
jealousy, and chew up with the teeth of
envy all those who gaze upon my style.
Save me from the wrinkles and foster my
plumpness.
Fill both my eyes, oh, Fortune! with the
plaintive poison of infatuism, that l may
lay out my victims, the men, as numb as
images craven.
Let the lily and the rose strive together
and may my neck swim like goose on the
| buzzum of crystal water.
Enable me, oh, Fortune to wear shoes
vet a little smaller, and save me from al
| corns and bunons.
Bless Fanny, my lap-dog, and rain dowr
besoms of destruction on those who would
hurt hair of Hector my kitten.
Smile, oh, Fortune, most sweetly, upor
Dick, my canary, and watch over with the
fondness of a mother, my two lilly-whitt
mice with red eyes.
Enable the poor to shirk for themselves
and save me from all missionary beggars
Shed the light of thy countenance on m,
camePs hair shawl, my lavendar silk, my
point lace and my necklace of diamonds
and keep the moths out of my sable,
beseech thee, Oh Fortune.
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The Use Of Water.

Thecelebrated French physician, Dumou-
lin, in his last moments, surrounded by
several of his colleagues, who were deplor-
ing his approaching death, addressed them
thus: Gentlemen, leave behind me three
excellent physicians. Each of the doctors
present conceived himself to be one of the
three; but they were soon undeceived,
when he informed them that the three he
meant were pater, exercise, and diet.
AS the last two have been sufficiently
treated of in these articles, the first may
now demand attention, as it is of great
Importance. The application of cold
water to the body is beneficial as purifier
and as tonic. 1t is true saying, that
cleanliness next to godliness;;" the ancient
lawgivers recognized the intimate connec-
ton between the former and health, and
secured great sanitary blessing by max
ing ablution religious ceremony.
The skin is tho natural outlet for the
discharge of carbonaceous and effete mat
tiers, the retention of which is liable to pro-
duce disease; if the pores of the skin be
INSTRUCTED, the lungs have double duty to
perform in separating the carbon from the
blood. Cold water acts also as a tonic, the
most powerful and the most natural pro-
noting the circulation in the skin, reliev-
ing internal organs, and by its consequent
reaction, increasing the vigor of the whole
body. The most convenient mode of appli-
cation is by means of sponge, thus
avoiding the sudden shock of the shower
bath. and the greater cold of general
immersion. The use of cold water almost
of necessity implies that of friction a; this,
however, is valuable in itself, by increas-
ing tho flow of blood to the skin, and re-
lieving the internal congestions-the pri-
mary cause of many diseases. The diges-
tive system, especially in old persons
sympathizes strongly with the condition of
the skin; at this time of life, languid
state of the cutaneous circulation is fire.
quent cause of indigestion and ill-health.
The Duke of Wellington, well called the
"Iron Duke" owed, in great part, the
remarkable preservation of his physical
faculties to habits of exercise, and to his
vigorous and persevering use of friction
over the whole body. He heartily approved
of that excellent invention, horse-hair
friction gloves, which, by their roughness,
supply the place of strength during fric-
ton; to this he added other practices con-
ductive to health. He lived so simply that
his cook, a master of his art, was forced
to leave for want of opportunity of display
ing his skill; he never nsed tobacco nor
wine; he slept on his narrow, iron cot-bed-
stead, thinking that when he wanted to
turn over it was to get up; he was often
early in the streets, on foot or on horseback,
when other persons were in bed. The
late Emperor Nicholas of Russia lived in
the most simple manner, using active exer-
else, sleeping, and even dying, on his
leather camp bedstead. The simple habits
of tho Emperor William of Prussia, dur
ing tho recent war, are well known.