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STROLoGY,ELEvESTa @ rAaE-sixh column.
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-TwELrrH PAGE
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RuRoPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-srooSp PAeE-Fifth and
sSEs AMP Exks- -XISTn F4cT-FoSr.n column.
FINANCIAL FIRST PAGE-Fifth column.
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aoRsEs, 'caf;:IAuEs, ao- FIEsr PAGE Second, third
HorElSlTwrLTrM als l1si. Ggru'1 f1Sn-sx,h column
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., SAATLD-FlRsr PAer-Fhh
HELSRoLD,s MEDICINES EIGHTH f.sar-FOurtb, nth
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Fourth column -
JERSE CITY. HO.OkEN HUDSON CITY AND SE5-
GEN REAL ESTATE FUR SALE-TwELFTH PAGE
First and second columns.
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SAps s1S%o Column
MEDICAL-ELEyHNTu PAGr-Sixth column.
MISCELLANE EOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column.
M1sCfI ILAN EOUS-NINTH PAeE-Fifth column
NUSICAL-EL-vENTH PAGE-Fifth column.
NEW rUBLlCATIONS-fIRsT PAGE-FttIh column
PERsoNAL"Flnsr PAaE~Firs. CO umn.
PIANOFORTES-ELEvESTu PAGE-SXth column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRBT PAGF-Fifth column.
PROPOSE LS-ELEvENTn PAGE-Sixth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwELrTH PAGr-Second, third and fourth
RRAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-TwELrrH PAeH-
Fourth column.
REMOVALS-FIRsY PAGE Fourth column.
REWARDS-FIR6r PAGE-tirst column.
SALES AT AUCTlON-NINTn PAGE-second. third and
SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALEs-EL PAGE
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES--ELEvEN PAGE
Special N0TicEs-F1ssr .tGH PAeE-second column.
BPORTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS, @e-FlRsr PAGE-Second
srALLioNs-FInsr PAGE-sccond column.
SUMNER kESOA1S-TWELFTH PACE-Sixth column.
THE TRADES-ELTvnNTH PA0E-Fourtn column.
First and second columns
TRAvELIERS' GUIDE-SRcoSD PAGE--Sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TO PURCHASi-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
WINES, LIQUORS. &c.-NIAT I'll PAGE-FouTth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FiRsT PAGE-Fourth
column.
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THE TURF.
FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION:
AT rLExrwooS c1s%'sRs r%Rs SSssisAsrA s!SsSs N.Y.
FIRST pAyAHxhybaY NAy MhgIIsS, nav IS r,,
thee %insss aI.' soS . ;ssona sioo Sira
than s2s u 600 to hst ssoO second. saOo third.
SECOND pAy-wEDKEspAY. MAYr
Asn sSsfs se better
than sg o o na better
THIRD DAy-rEURsDAY. NAY 49,
ss =, ss 81 !Ss% s.
s:so slOo to nrp suo 10 second sico to third
sa 81 70 sS 'ssda better
- TouETn DAY SATURDAY, MAY 90
.ss so % y s % Sss S sesssa n: $500 to s ss better
Al the asGv. races be m,ls heats IN in harness.
tion and entries must be made accordance with the
coRIIASpT at s' s"rr,ssna n or before
Entries VIII close al The Hoffman House. New York city,
on inc ''n q rETR Ey j. NJ VAN coRrLANDr prcsaen.
DARIUS TALLaAS Superintendent
i sPKING MEETING.
PREMIUMS $1,000
sHSs. $780, @ a.e OF 600
F horses that ,rood faster than 2:io--6is,
MAY 25 ~
For horses that have never trot.et faster tnnn 80
For horses that have never rot,ci faster than as.
siao seoo' S'o.'M MAY 81 '"..'.... s'Ooo
For horses that have not .rottcd faster than 1850
For Scr.ss .S.. have not ro;.ed faster Than as ~'
Open 70 al snsep. Lady Goldsmith X:i-
The heats, three in avo in harness
To be governed BY the rules Of the National Association
all entries must be made in accordance win, the same
commnncasions addressed to A. A. iECHhER' Secretary.
s4s South Sixth street, phadcge, sf;rRcrs sr p,....,
nHE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
i STRING MEETING, 1871.
&lh,G0J Prcmums
TUESDAY, June hSrscs have never beaten
SAME DAY.
for horses that have beaten $780,
WEDNESDAY June $500 for fourye.r.oids that never
have won "onsy-s'V', ,sxNE SSHE SlSv plYy y"
QUO for horses tha, have never bcsen 29S zoo $780,
Wv" SAME DAY.
600 for horses that nave never beaten 23550 $780,
TRGR DAY. June $4,000, free for all! $4,000, $780,
&6oO $500 ,., nv
$3.50 for horses tha, have beaten $780, $780,
FRIDAY, June o g CO., cog double s1a teams TO wagons.
SAME BAY.
$1,000 for horses tha, have beaten 2:sl
81 500, x2U0.
All the above mile heats, beat in s.
except when Otherwise sPe:ed and will be goyerncd by the
with thor rules horse dsancng tho Geld will receive Tho
Entries will close At the Hoffman House, New York. on
Tuesday, May stsP NJ En,res by telegraph will only be
be addressed !, Gcorge W. oaAciy, superintendent Ia Mon
''s'' s''e'' "'0'SA SAKrIN KALBrLEIscH, Pres dent
L. o. READ, Secretary.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A SELECTED STOCK OF CARRIAGES AND nAk-
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L,OR SALE-FOUR SETS OF SECOND HAND COACH
and light Harness, IN good order made by best city
makers Apply at j. J. SIILLlNGs', 3 wes rwentynnth
street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

VLEGANT TWO HORSE VICTORIA, HARNESS,
~ Bankets Whips, &C., fer sale cheap, private stables
us West Eighteenth street, Sixth avenue.
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BusINw-s OppOUrUy,r,g-

A CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MERCHANTS Arr
IA. Tor manufacturers also for ncorporstad
applications for from - uc0 to S25, ,0C0 prsf, rred
Z. II. GIBBS CO., Financial Agents e3 Broadvav v
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LNoR sALE-GENTLEMANS TROTTlNG HORSE, WAR
raned sound; new light Buggy and Harness. Apply 63
Fifth avenue.
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E,oR sALE-A THREE-QUARTER SIZE CLARENCE,
IL Cones make, In good order.
NICHOLAS, No. 6wes, Forty fourth street.
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FINANCIAL.

| A LARGE FUND, JUST PAID IN, WILL BIZ LOANED
IA real in this city Brooklyu vacant lots not
Objectionable Address ATTORNEY box 3ls New fork rost
| Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
n and yalses at the great family Shoe Emp mporum, $50
way prices. w. ID. BIGELOW
ROBERT IRWIN.
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LrOR SALE-A NEW FURNITURE TRUCK, ONE SEC
ond hand single Truck aud furniture spring Cart;
will be sold cheap Apply at 4S5 West Thirty street.
JAMES MCEREADY.
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LNOR SALE-A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT, MARE, DOG
Cart and Harness. all desirable for family use, in
the best Of order and but little price $780, To be
at $50 Seventh avenue, near Forty. ifh street.
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TOR SALE-AN ELEGANT u CLARENCE, 4 SEATS
inside circular glass front. lined rich dark blue satin,
trimmed orede gold made to order las, spring BY one Of our
WI sellfor 81 ,l50 Inquire Of STURTEyANT, MOORE
co, SO Broadway, city, address JOHN K. PAGE,
Albany. N Y,
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VKTANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD BUSINESS
w qualification invest S67l and services ito buy out
sleeping partners interest in stock hand) and $3.50 as
further material contracts &c. may reduire
order make and share I'M pecnniary success OF new
but established and respectable business OF excsens
protected patent references cxchanged
active having outside business please
appointment OF interview f0f
Inspection Of books, &C. Address COMMON SENSE, Herald
ON
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nERALD BRANCH oFFIcE-UP TOWN.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UP TOWN.
A ADvEh1lsEMhs1s FOR TIE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE,
], ,246 BROADWAY,
THREE DOORS ABOVE THIRTy-FIRsT STREET.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. NJ.
TILL p. n. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
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Horses double and single Harness, Park Fhaeton; also,
Buggy, 6S5 Third avenue TwenyGrst street,
BROOKLYN,
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E'oR sALE-.A BARGAIN-A PAIR OF GOOD ROAD
Horses Of superior stock. For particulars inquire of
W. @. ALLAN, 81 Lispenard street.
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CNOR SALE--AT A ARGAIN, HACK COACH AND
IL team OF HORSES In good working order Inquire until
sold at 342 West Twenty sixth street.
THOMAS B. MCMANUS.
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ykTANTED-A SPECIAL OR GENERAL PARTNER,
w with $4,000 to 42000J In cash IN an old estab-
shcd Produce Commits sion business None but reliable par
ties will be treated with Address, for three days, PRO-
office
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A STORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND ALL OTHER
IA Goods solid rooms all accessible raised
elevators 282 Ninth avenue Twenty sixth street. Entire
building dry, clean. airy.
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NJ BON WEST SIDE OF RIVER, FREE FROM
IN. overfows.U ncommon opportunity IN deghtni cnl-
of Sugar Plantation only sy mies from New Orleans
with 81 advantages that charming city for residences
lahoes Owner Of this eligible and valuable property
now here ofeh seas for sale exchange for CITY ad
jacent Real Estate. fs i !y operation in excellent cona
ton thoroughly furnished With cane (growing build
ings, machinery Overseer laborers kc Tor making
crop this Owner wholly absorbed by otasr and as
tant Address appointing interview, PLANTfHp
hoy LII Post Office. New York. :.
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INXTRA FINE HORSES.-PARTIES IN PuRS 1T OF
~ hne pair OF Horses md willing TO pay LIBERAL Price 70
get what they without risk, Rave the opportunity OF
procuring such from private gent ctnan feslnR nea, o
city selling consisting OF one pair OF large
brown Hores l6 hands, years old viii weigh 3o0 each,
yet will step minutcs tne style and action and sound
pa r, color OF Hamvletonan soSk,
half brothers. ii hands years od Will step IN about min
utes Kind; chestnut single orse 10 hancs,
years old unsurpaasei style and tcauy and every way
desirable, For tartcuars address box ass Post onHe
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L,OR sALE-HORSE, BUGGY, HARNESS. &C.; THE
owner about going Europe and desires to dispose
OF the WHOLE Apply at stable northeast Seventh
and 1hryseventh street. or to NJ LITrMAN a3 West
Thirty-sixth street.
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VKrANTED- -EITHER A GENERAL OR SPECIAL PART.
w ner with S5O0U0 3000 In large first cass man
ufacuring establishments best reference given Address
r.. box i3i Herald Office.
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N ELEGANT FOURSEAT DOG CART, WITH FOLD
"A ing seat, on full four springs, made by W. b. Cone Il
Co.
second hand Pony Phae.on, with rumble seat made by j.
II. Lawrence in good order
Top and no top Pony Wagons, from $50 up.
Top Wagons. no top Road Wagons fourseat Rockaways,
two and fourseat Depot Wagons with aud without tops
AT Private sale.
JOHNSTON Il VAN TASSELL,
ITO, liz and ia East Thirteenth street. between
Thru Fourth avenues.
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N EXCEEDIEGLY RARE OPPORTUNITY TO EN-,
"A gage in eafe permanent highly profitable and in
every way desirable business which Improves nvesga
ton offered terms that will please references &c; nll
particulars at 5S Broadway ~ parties really wanting
business should not fail to call.
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ENERGETIC MAN, WITH UNExCEPTIONAB BILE
~ reference capital Of Xy COO 5000, wanted
70 eItene profitable business already established Address
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A POLIO HALL, BROADWAY AND TWENrY.EIGHTH
~ steet.Mrs. Cora H. " Tappan will speak before the
socc. Of Progressive sprnas Dun lay at 1o and 7,6
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N ELEGANT FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND
~ Bar, best location broadway, town. for sao
Tor haf It's value no bonus repete with everything re-
CURED Tor doing extensive business and location
equaed. Rent low with lease. Saaractory given
for selling upon application to o. O. BENNET, No. Pine
street. after o'clock.
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(NENrRAL N. T. CHURCH, SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
" Fourteenth street. Preaching Sunday NJ f05 A. ".
and7 r. NJ by Rev, Andrew foasace Trustees attend-
10 seat strangera.
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VVANTED-MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL. As EQUAL
w partner; OF for change; references
changed. HALOINE MANUFACTURING CO., :.
l76 Fulton street, New York; \
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EoR SALE CHEAr.A r4uR.WHEkLED ENGLISH
Dog Cart, Brewster's make: ncS-ly ncw in perfect
order Apply at Phoenix Stable. street, near Third
avenue for three days.
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A PARTNER WANTED-wITH Sl5O0, TO TAKE AN
undivided half interest 10 double patent FOR domes
cuars address b. box ls0 Herald Uptown Branch olce
1,243 Broadway.
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LvOR SALE-A FINE BAY HORSE, I6 HANDS, YEARS
old; sound and kind win sold cheap as the owner
has him. Apply At private sabe la East Forty
fourth street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22
Special Notices
A Chapter of Facts.

Space Is invaluable int newspaper, and II is there
fore proposed in thi. advertisement to condense
variety of facts, importanto The public, into small
compass Thoscfac.s refer 10 lIostctter's Stomach
B;tters-what that celebrated medicine is, and wha,
il will do. Iu The first piece, then, The article IS
smulani, to &c and :.i,eraiiye copsisiiDg Ct COM
bnation IF an absolutely pure spirnous agent with
the most valuable medicinal vegetable substances
thatBotanic research has placed nj the disposal Of
the chemist and the physician These ingredients
are compounded with great care. and in such pro-
portions Us to produce preparation which invigor-
acs without exciting the general system, and tones
requisites and controls the stomach, the bowels, the
liver, and the minor secreiiye organs (
wha, this great restorative will dp must be gath
cred from what it has DONE The case of-dyspepsa,
or any other fern Of indigestion, in which y has
been persaently administered without efecting u
radical cure is yet 10 be heard from and the same
nav be sail OF bilious disorders, intermittent fever
nervous affections, general debility constipation, sick
headache mental disabilities TO whicthe feeble are
so subject 1t puriGesall the fluids of the Io4y in
cudhlg the blood, and the gentle stimulus which ii
mpart. 10 The nervous system not succeeded BY the
slightest reaction This is chapter OF facts which
leaders, for their own sakcs, should mark and re.
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= READ TEE s FOLLOWING I:

Heightened experience has that the Of Premium ordinarily
% Bat arc necessary for safe conduct the business other
words s ssrs 4up n ST from 90
for a PTmqs a Companies we've organized the reliability Of the data
UPON the had not undergone d the 5 test
which would any all the unforeseen contingencies OF the
@ tss s @ @ @ aa ss ss 4ss
intervals such portion Of the premium charged charged @ Sss comanv
thi RRs @
possible @ aassss sss @ e a3laas pee snd sn
3 5 s.s g9ss s be % @ and 'ss uat and nj that
the the he s Mss cpnpsh th Rsa''
also the established were as h a as sS s eo M
that any 9S % ing @ csnny pr1d'5s % 4ha ss @
aa %n y I'll tss 9s RS9P % saylg sng3 be % %
pgt t the ps pS seao 5 S SusnS @
premiums @ the mortality o the members en- ss OF e
f9{ x, yns Company sns a sst ss@si p
dervab papg surrender of Policies by the members anu m
ssas se Bee sss fgi 9s
%s counted @ the sd % dyd Gsa mesg
ssg a5 the profits tbs fs sss @ the sources named
The plan follows Every pss4? 9s who may aieokso sssG
the % P5 the g@ pa @ eS fHs9n and s es @
@ a the to tas dSpaay pr s sas amount
By sss th Sds with Tie ri0a the oI'yhede secures
Af 1eT'o ssss as;s o .say .s S
Is dsa a a aa ins.sa nane S d % a
worthy evs atSot tbs snea am its s To
eject the same w have cost them an
ntl onN allowing to retain IN their own os
session this Universal has virtually paid them dividend 81
instead Of at the end Of 1a % more st. So
6v equal amount upon similar spts 1
SECOND gansr profits The Company pog gsa cs
Dhs Directors & s4d s @ f spaas s
of premium Tie pOhchOae possible advantage 70
low rates premium independent participation
guarantee the is exes? a the e 81
IN we'll while the PROPOSED IN
considered the legitimate profits Of the business the cost VIII pc sun
further diminished 1s55 =, 4;
Thus arising low stock and i
thepof confidently believed that the LIFE
COMPANY offers its lowest practicable cost
Those Poes who desire t9 p9Tpets IN .as pn :
making application to the Head oee 70 any
! the Agents Of the Company ~ 5. :544.4
2As eoA SA 's'NDs Rao Of Asss ls6 100
p-GooD RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED, who will deal direct with
the New and to whom full General Agents Commissions VII
p'a' . z GEO B. 1aKE, General Agent
i May 2 stq- a.-Hs55ss - -. 5.-.---a SnSz @ - -
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Up to our Waistband.

1t catches us precisely to our waistband.
And every body knows that while we
are not giant still we are not awretched
dwarf. Therefore would you callit "fine"
or not9 1t is stalk of cotton, FROM Mr..
LIZ. SMITH of the Pine House vicinity.
It is very green and robust too, and full
of forms and blooms.
And then we have a beautiful Cotton
Bloom from our friend, EMANUEL WHIT
TIE, Esq.,. on Clouds Creek, gathered
this morning, Wednesday 2lst.
And "they tell u.s. Mr.. j. MUNRoE
WISE, at the Pine House, has had blooms
for three days past.
If any can do better let him speak!.
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aCOOO1IA, - ullC ~.
GOLD-Buying at ITO and selling at III.
COTT0N-The market opened with
only moderate demand at l9ffor Liv-
erpool, and 20 for New York Middling:
It ruled quiet during the day, and closed
without change in quotations. Sales, 64
bales; receipts, 69 bales.
BACON-Stock large and market un-
changed; C. Sides, y; c. R. Sides, 10;
Shoulders. sos; Hams, 1920; Dry
Salt Shoulders, =; Dry Salt Q. R. Sides,
IL; D. S. Clear Sides, 10.
CORN-Prime white is selling at S1@
1 10 by the car load from depot; retail.
= %WHEAT-wequotc choice white, 81 s5;
FLO FToiURwcity Mills, 81 5o@1o; at re-
tail, 81 p barrel higher. Country, S6 80
@S, according to quality.
CORN MEAL-Sl,05 at wholesale; 81 10
at retail.
OATS-S0@9o.
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THE ADVERTISER.
Terms, s., 700 per Annum.
The Deen Hush of Midsummer.

Judge MELTON held Court throughout
the wholeiof last week, Working hard in
the discharge Of Equity business. And
now, the Court. being over, the deep hush
OF midsummer has fallen upon.us. But
apropcs of Judge MELTON, he is gifted
and versatile man. Hehas fine voice and
q fervent love of music. Without any
italian art, he sings both sentimental and
humorous songs in most admirable taste
and spirit, accompanying himself at the
piano with perfect ease. Our gallant
young friend, Capt. o. N, BUTLER, gave
him supper during his sojourn here, at
<which.a dozen or SO right gay old boys,
ranging from 25- to 60, hada decidedly
fine time, and were very handsomely en-
tertained. Imagine Chancellor CARROLL
reciting "Tan o'Shanter,'' and Gov.
BoNHAM singing ely Not Yee'-both
with genuine appreciation of Burns. It
was calculated to take one back to better
and more genteel days.
And now, again, as regards the deep
hush of midsummer. 1t is profoundly
upon us. And will not be broken until
peaches, watermelons, and big meetings
have fairly begun. We hear of no one
going off to the mountains or watering
places. Everybody is too pitifully poor.
Miss BuTLER's musical and dramatic
entertainment is to take place on the
night of the sOth instant.
The Soda Founts are in active play.
AS regards Ice Cream, we shall see no
more until the Narrow Gauge comes.
The Horns eretk people are going to
give, soon, a grand combined barbecue
and picnic. twill be delightful. Well
all 90, and eat, and drink, and dance and
kickup ourheeIs, to our very hearts con-
tent.V There is a-time for everything you
know, and there is undoubtedly time
for people to kick up their heels.
And then we'll all lean against the
trunks of the shady trees, and sing
4There's Rest for the Weary" And
then some Of us will come home, while
some will remain upon the ground!
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION AssoCIA-
TON UNDER THE AUSPICES Of the South Carolina State Agroulu.
raj and Mechanical Society," give series of Concerts the Academy
Of Music Charleston c. commencing l 1871 for the
of raising enable mgants settle upon lands selected by the
Northern and European Farmers and Others
the State South Carolina their support
for the first year.
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From the Abbeville Press IL Banner.
Tribute OF Respect.
BETHEL CUCRcH,
Mar 20. 1871

Mdf ~, 1oi1.
The Quarterly Conference Of the Nine
ty-Six circuit have passed the following
preamble and Resolutions in regard to
the death of JAMES NJ. RICHARDSON,
of Ninety-six, Abbeville County.
Whereas, this Conference not being
permitted to call the name of James NJ:
Richardsonon on their roll but being as
sured that his name is enrolledin Heaven,
would make some record Of the life and
character of their deceased brother, who
died the 1lth of March, 1871, aged IS
vears: was an official member of the
Church Is years; he was ever at his post
when duty called; and having what is
not common, ample worldly means, a
oenerous heart and liberal hand, was
ever ready to do whatever the church
said was his duty. Therefore,
Resolred, 1st, That in, the death OF
Brother James M. Richardson, the Nine
ty-Six Circuit has lost one OF lts most
eilisieut and liberal stewards.
Resotved, End, That whilst sadness over
whelms rs in the great loss, we cherisn
the fond hope, that we will meet ours2e-
loved brother beyond the river.
Rsso1ued, Sd, That on g. page OF tae
Conference journal, his: name be nscriD-
adj Ms 8. memorial OF our love TO mm.
Resolued. 4th, That we mourn T1th ms
afflicted wife and ehisdEen; anG.gsI pray
that grace and consolation a1ay pe given
.tt,i,,s ard that they by his Christian e1; e1;
EucHi " ~ ,,.f,. ..6 u soj r. od .t,,av bn-IeA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22
References in New York City !:

$500 600 to be Awarded TO the Ticketolders of the
Series of Concerts to Commence ON the First of
October 1871, at the Academy of Music,
Charleston, s. c., on which day
the Drawing Commences.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22
Tempting, Refreshing and Diver
ft' e;EaA-

Tempting, refreshing and diversified
are the announcements made in our pa
per to-day by that wide-awake Dealer in
Provisions and Liquors, w. F. DURIsoE'
ESQ. Just read them. They will make
you both hungry and thirsty!
And in no establishment, far or near'
will you meet with more courteous
treatment or fairer dealing than in the
Grocery Store in the AduertiSer Building.