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Marriage Guide.

sey, deceased.
GRIESG GILBERT, Attys.
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Or. iiooiiand's Greek on,
lighting Cure for all kinds OF pains
and Aches

AFPLihp ENrEBsALlY.-It will cure all kinds ot
ha'h9 anu aches such as Rheumatism NeuraIy,a
uVolhAthe, CHAblaus, Sprains, BRUISES. Ere.f
niitN' ho9daehes, PANS IN tho Back and Inins
rams we joints, Limbs, Stlngs Of Insects RIM.
worms, etc. '''i H"'I'
lAhLA kTEENALLY.-It vii cure kidney Com.
p,n.n, nI'hathe', -ick headache, collie, dy,entepy
uldIIh"eH, cholera infantuIn, cholera rnnrLn!
cpughsi colds, asthma ct "''' 's"''
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DIR. Hooiland's Podophyllin,
OF sUBTErUTE FOR uEncvvx
PILLS.
Two piIls u Dole.


us NOT necessary 70 take handful orthese nils
ip produce the desired effect; two of them art
i.'Eil ana powerfully, cleansing the liver. stoTn
a." anu uo"cls oil all impurities The prncIpaI
'l-I'itonl IL FodOpAyl I'm, or the alchoholc sx.
u".l " 2l0hdIake, winch il by many times mora
po""Ilii' "tIh2 aud searching than The Mandrske
sei' its peculiar action Is upon the Liver, clean.
ing .. hpe.dIly from all obstructlons with ali The
power Ol Mercury, yet free irOm the injurious re.
Hni'H attached to the use of that mineral
lof al diseases, IN which the use of a cahsri
" IuAlcal"d, these Pills Vi ! give ealire sttI ~.
ZION IA every case They SEVER FAIL.
10 cases Of LAYER compllmt, dyspepsia, and oy.
irene cOallNeness, Dr. hoOiand' t,efman EIt,crs
81 l"h'c should be used 10 connec tlon Win tIa
rms Inc Tome effect OF the Bitter or ;ron,c
Luuls UP the system, The Bitters or 'rnnir go.
mes 'he blood, strengthens the nerves nYe,S, 20
me LIVER ana gives strength energy and yi,,or In
Keep your bowels active with the fiiIs al ,
up the system with the Btters or runi, "u ioiie
dIseasocah tam rs hold, or ever again all 40
THESE medehes are sold 10y all Drlr,p ~ 49,, ~
dealers IN medicines everywhere re ''S Hh'
Recollect thai IT IA Dr. HooHands c.
Remedies, that are 80 un yersally used ana eIinah
Inended, and do not allow the Drne OIL, com
you 10 take anything else that he inny 'o induce
as good, because he makes q larger yy,"HW IN Just
These Remedies Will be sent by esn,os ~, on IT,,
callty, upon application TO the PRINGi'pDshy lo-
FICE, al the GERMAN MEDlCiNE sTi,Itnni' oF-
ARCH STREET, Philadelphia. 'r "si
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HooRand's Greek Oil
HOOilland,s German Ditters.
A Bitters without Alcohol or Sd rtts
of any KIND

Isdihsren, from all others. j. composed Of the
pure juices or vital principle Of Roots, Herbs and
Banks Tor as medically termed, ex,racts,) the
worthless and inert portions of the ingredients
not being used, Therefore, in one bottle Of this
Bitters there IL contained as much medicinal vir.
tue a. will be found in several gcons OF ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, etc, used in this Btters
are grown in Germany, their vital principles ex-
tracted in that country bv scientific Chemist and
forwarded to the mandatory in this city, where
they are compounded and bottled. Containing no
spirituous ingredients, this Biters is free from
the objections urged against all others no desire
for stimulants can be induced from their use.
can make no drunkards, and cannot, under
circumstances, have any but beneficial effect.
Hollands German Tonic.
Was compounded for those not inclined to ca
RENE btters, aad is intended for use in cases
when some alcoholic stimulant is equired in con
neciion with the tonic properties OF the Bitters
Each bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle 0 =.
the Bltiers, combined with purssata Cruz Rum,
and favored in such a manner that the extreme
bitterness Of the Bitters is overcome forming q
preparation highly agreeable and pleas ant to the
palate, and containing the medicinal virtue Of the
Bitters. The price Of the Tome is 81 so per
bottle, which many persons think too high. They
must take into consideration that the strnu.
liant used is guaranteed to be of pure quality.
poor article could be furnished at a chespsr
rrce, is it not better to pay little more and
have a good article1 medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best ingredients and
they VINO expect TO obtain a cheap compound " tII
most certainly be cheated.
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pqlitah p6lideman IsgaDhinskg has been
eoh 3ictad oE mhrdaS.y with6hD capital
punishment, for olu66ing Ohas. Hanson
to death last September.
WAsHtHdToN, October 21.-A detaoh-
ment Of recruits has been ordered from
St: Louis tplTexasf s
Tho Russian fleet is momentarilv er !.
peoted. A special train Of Pullman
cars is waiting to bring the Prince here.
Probabilities s-The barometer will pro.
badly continue to fall, and cloudy wea-
ther. possibly with rain, prevail on Sun
day, from the Gulf coast to the Ohio
Valley and Middle States; brisk South
westerly winds will be experienced for
o short time on the lower lakes and East
Atlantic; Southerly winds, with threat
enlng weather. will extend Eastward
into Illinois; Westerly winds, with plea
SAINT weather. on Lake Superior.
CHICAGO, October d. Wm. Orton,
President am instructed by our board
to express their warmest acknowledge
ments to your company for assistance
rendered to the people Of Chicago, by
Gen. Stager, in perfecting our tele!
graphic communication between the
various distributing points. Also, to
express the deep thankfulness Of our oity
to you, as President OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, and through
you to the Atlantic cablesmanagers, for
the kind aid rendered to our suffering
people. in the prompt transmission Of
our very numerous messages free Of
charge.
(signea) R. B. MASON. Mayor.
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TH1f9s5sE y 6 & 3 RH1lG| Z
!AsasS xlc-tSSsf r. 3lssa.ss ~
tr Hrn0HY 1NIJoTa mrrnc
NOON DISPATCHES.


OPEN POLAR 3 SEA DIsoovERED-THR
PoPE's TROUBLES Es--NAPonEoN D1ssAT1s-
Fled, 4o., &c. J f@t4s &. tlkEtb
BERLIN. October 20.-The Prussian
Gazette contradicss rumor given by the
papers Of contract between Rismarck
and Napoleon in 1865. and asserts that
the Germans white at: Versailles, found
in the. archives OF the French, Govern.
ment copy, in Bennidetti's hand writ
ing, Of the famous secret treaty, which
was published last yenr.
GOTTA, October 20;-Full reports of
the last German expedition to the North
Pole have arrived, and states that Pc.
lar sea was discovered, free from ice and
swarming with whales. .
BERLIN, October 21.-A distinguished
prelate, an emissary of the Pope, was
referred by Emperor William to Bis
marck, for an answer whether it would
be allowable to hold the approaching
oonolave outside OF Roma--some town in
France. for instance. Bismarck evaded
reply. The Emperor sent an auto
graph letter Of sympathy to the Pope.
LONDON. October 2l.-It has trans
plred that the Gastein Conference agreed
upon energetic measures for the sup.
preston OF The, International Society.
Italy refuses cooperation, because it's
labor agitators oppose the international
Society.
RoME, October 21.-The Cardinals ad.
wise the Pope to quit Rome, to preserve
his Independence. The Pope had almost
determined to depart. when the italian
PaTiiamens was convoked.5
' MIGHT DISPATCHES.
Il LONDON, October 2l.-Tha workmen
on strike at Lincoln drove of the po-
iicetand attacked the master workmen g
houses.
Charles Babbage, mathematical an-
thor, is, dead,'aged seventy-nine.
Napoleon hos returned to Chiselhurst
He believes the present government
weak and Inadequate TO the wants of
France. St + (
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Every Novelty
Pacific Insurance Comnan,

Pacific Insurance Company.
Messrs. e. ". SEIBELS 4 Co. agents in
this city, have received the following de-
spatch:
TO E. ". Sei6els & Co.
! Received. this morning. despatch from San
Francisco, dated October i9, AZ follows: We
make provision for payment of all Iosaes and
Will make good all impairment Of capital. !.
ACT with promptneas, accordingly.
A. j. BOLSrON, Vice. President.
rou ,cM accept risks.
FRAME, HARE Il LOCKWOOD.
General Agents, No. 202 Broadway, MY
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L "a
oURITIEs, BY D GAMDR111,
Main street, Columbia, s. O.,
Gold, Silver, Bank Notes, Stoc
etc. October 81, 1871.
STATE. /
South Carolina Bonds, 6 81
cent. (old)..
South Carolina Bonds, 6 Il
cent. (new)
South Carolina Stock, 6 T3 ct.
CITy SECURITIES.
City Columbia Bonds, 6 u ct.
City Columbia Bonds, 7 79 ct.
City Columbia Gas Stock,
par. $25.
City Charleston Stock, 6 q ct.
City Charleston Bonds, Fire
Loan, z u cent. ;. .......
RAILROADS.
South Carolina Bonds, z IL
cent, 1st mortgage. p.
South Carolina Bouds, z % ct.
South Carolina Bonds. 6 q ct.
South Carolina Stock, par,
500,
South Carolina Bank Stock,
par, 1925. ). :.
Northeastern Bonds, 1st mort
gage, 8 y cont.
Northeastern Bonds, I'd mort
J: gage, g y cent. !. -.
Northeastern Stock, prefer
S red, g iD cent, par $50. :.
Northeastern Stock, Capital.
I /, par, $50.
Charleston and Savannah
Bonds, 6 Ts cent.
Savannah and Charleston
Bonds, 1st mort, z "a cent.
Savannah &c Charleston Bonds
State guarantee, z y cent.
Savannah and Charleston
Stock, par, S10O.,.
Greenville and Columbia
Bonds. State guar, z % ct. !.
Greenville and Columbia
Bonds, I'd mortgage. Z p ct.
Greenviue and Columbia LIST
mortgage, past due, 7Tp OF.
Greenville : and Columbia
Stock, par. 1875.
Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta lst mortgage Bonds,
u cent.
Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Stock. 500, par. ). !.
Spartanburg and Union BIDS,
State guarantee, z % cent.
Blue Ridge Bonds. 1st mort
gaga. z R cent. ].
Cheraw and Darlington Binds,
lst mortgage, 8 7a cent. :.
Cheraw and Darlington Binds,
"a mortgage, 8 9q cent. ;.
Peoples Bank of Charleston
Stock, par, 500.
Union Bank Charleston Stock.
par. $50.
Planters and Mechanics Bank
Charleston Stock. par, $25
Sonth Carolina Loan aud
Trust Co. Stock, par. $780,.
First National Bunk Stock,
par. 800.
Peoples National Bank Stock,
par, 500. :. {. !.
Bank Of Charleston Stock,
par, 500. ;. ;.
Carolina National Bank Of CO.
lumbia Stock, par, 800. !.
Central National Bank of Co.
lumbia Stock, pur, $lOO. :.
South Carolina Bank and
Trust Go. Stock, par, 800.
BANK NOTES.
Bank of Camden.
Bank of Chester.
Bank Of Georgetown
Bank OF Hamburg.
Bank OF Newberry !.
Bank of South Carolina.
Bank of State of South Caro-
lima, prior to 1867. -. !.
Bank OF State OF South Caro-
lima. 1851 and 1852.
Commercial Bank Columbia.
Exchange Bank OF Columbia
Farmers' and Exchange Bank
OF Charleaton :,
Merchants Bank OF Oheraw
Planters Bank OF Fairfield. !.
State Bank. !.
These quotations are liable
tion. Securities sent. to me
mitted for as directed, at the
ket rates. Stocks and Bond
description bought and aold.
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Wines and Liquors. ''7Ffr
ESHESE scarcely ,xsuuirsr advertising. Oup
brands Or Imported WINES and BRAN
DIES are exclusively our own. being Import
ers' agents for whatever >we do tiot iusport
ourselves. Will be glad 10 exhibit atock.
Sept 40 GEO. 6YMMERH.
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4 MUs16A4 1NsTAUo91oN4 1
PIANO FORTE AGENCY. I'D: j si,

WIN. b. ORCHARD, -, :. 3, > ,z, ~,
NAN Hhaving determined toy 2 III
pared to take pupils on the Piano. Organ
and Guitar; also, in Vocal Music. Having Tor
over THIRTY YEARS lad charge Of the EusicaI
Departments in the first Female Colleges
and Schools Of the State, he deems It unne-
cessary to make any other reference to his
qualifications as Teacher. 55 nm,
The arrangements no has thRde with reve-
raj OF the most celebrated Piano-makers, will
enable him to offer Instruments OF the yery
first class at prices that defy competition.
Specimen Pianos daily expected. Those in
want OF Instruments superior to any ever
offered for eale In this market, will do well to
examine before purohasing elsewhere. ..0
u PIANO FORTES, MELODEONB, DO,
Tuned and repaired in the MOST PERFECT
MANNER and on reasonable terma, f.ts
Apply at his residence, corner Of Bel! and
hichiand' streets, or at the bookstore OF
Messrs. Duffie & Chapman. NJ. Oct II
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QUoTATIoNs FOR SOUTH CAROLINA SE-
oURITlRs, By D GAMBRILL, BnoKER,
Main street, Columbia. s. O., Dealer in
Gold. Silver, Bank Notes, Stocks, Bonds,
etc.-October 81, 1871.
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THE SUMTER NEWS.

LIVE DEMOCRAT TT" JOURNAL.
nEYOTED to Politics, Agriculture and
~ general information. An unswerving ad.
vocate OF the South and its just claims. Its
motto II: 'The Constitution must b.. restored
to its integrity: tho country to its honor and
glory; the race to it's prosperity and rightrul
pre-. emtnencs." splendid advertising mo
dlum. Address DARR & OSTEEN,
Oct I NumteI. 4. @.
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The New Departure.

WE propose to depart from the. old fogy
w habit of selling .f
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These quotations are liable to fuotua-
'tlon. Securities sent to me will be re-
mitted Tor as directed, at the best mar
ket rates Stocks and ;Bonds of every
description bought and aold. z
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Survivors Association,

SURVIVORS Association.
fHtHE Annual Meeting of tho SURVIVORS,
i ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA
will bo held Mt Coumbin, on THURSDAY,
Move mber 9. ut 10 O'Clock A. M. District AS.
sociations are requested 10 send full delcga.
tions, as matters of interest will be brought
before tho Association
On the following evening. November 10, tho
Anniversary AddreAs bufore the Association
Will bo delivered by that true patriot und
tried soldier, Geucral JUBAI A. EARLY.
All Confederate soldiers, and those who
sympathzcd with the cause for which they
fought, are invited to be present On this in.
tereatinH occasion.
by order OF the President, General WADE
HAMPTON. 4. G. HASKELL, Secrctary \
Oci % ii'.Ni iIB'
aB Papers thronghou, the State are ro-
qucute to COPY
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Notice..

FHNhE israelites Of the city of Columbia ere
Il requested to attend meeting at the
City Hall, SUNDAY, the 22d inatant, at 10 A.
al, inr the purpose OF engaging Teacher to
teach the children Hebrew Oct 81 a A
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-06-29
Fireside Department.
The RELIGION OF Labor.

Religion does not altogether con
sist of devotional exercises, but as
well, of daily work. We get 8
wrong idea of Christianity when we
reduce it all to songs and sermons
to prayer, solemn faces, and ecclesi.
astical paraphernalia. 1t is not es
pecially for Sabbaths and sanctua
ries, but also for weekdays, FOL
shops, for homes, for mills, for stores
for streets and fields. Religion is
largely an out door institution. Its
Author was born, baptized, trans.
figured, and crncified under no roo
but the sky. 1t means diligence III
business, serving the Lord in com
mon vocation and everyday srela-
tions, as well as in consecrated syl-
lables on set occasions. Jesus was
more sublimely great standing un-
known at the carpenters bench In
Nazareth, whith apron on, than ii
he had been surpliced as priest in
the temple, or arrayed in robes OF
royalty on Pilates throne He was
greater with an adze in his hand
than with a crown on his head.
Christianity allows no aversion TO-
ward the mechanic. 1t gives him
honorable position. 1t invites him
to its home, and visits, him in his.
Work-ddy Christianity.
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PRAYER a Power.

The mighty Saviour himself be-
came mighty through power in pray
er with the Father; at first receiving
a holy amounting for his work; and
daily, thereafter, receiving a fresh
amounting for his tolls and labors,
by the baptism of the Spirit, obtained
on the mount of prayer.
And so, universally, in the Chris
tian experience. A laying hold OF
God, will give of the strength of
God. An emptying of the soul of
self and the world, and reaching
out after things of the infinite, will
lift the soul up above things infe-
rior and growing, higher and higher,
and enrich and fruit it with the
grace that comes from above.
Holiness can be found only in
communion with the Holy One;
spiritual grace and beauty only in
the presence of the Beautiful; life
and light, and strength and JOY, y,only
as the soul basks in the Light, and
comes in contact with the Life, and
fills itself with the Joy.
Every soul, therefore, that has a
deep sense of need, and draws nigh
to the Infinite Fullness through
Jesus Christ, obtains cleansing and
publication, goes deeper down into
the vale of humility, walks with a
livelier and more comforting hope,
abides with more steadfast faith,
glows with afmore fervent zeal, ex-
ercises holier love, enlarges the
reach of the spiritual vision, and
assimilates, in spirit and likeness,
to the blessed Christ. EVIf VI.
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How to be Happy.

A French philosopher laid down
three rules for the attainment OF
happiness. The first was occupa-
ton; the second, occupation; and
the third and last was still occUPA-
TIoN. 1t develops your mental and
physical powers. You were created
for it. Brain and Judgment, sinew
and muscle, bone and blood, were
all given you to be used. Unused,
they rust, and wither, and shrivel,
and decay. Brought into active,
healthful exercise, they bring
happiness to you of which the idle,
listless man knows not. Eyenzthe
sleep of the toiler has a joy and
rest that Others can imagine but
never realize.
Establish honrs of rest and relax
alton. To the hardest worker comes
the blessed day of rest, interleaved
amongst the seven days of the week.
This, at least, the law allows him to
command for his own; and the hap
py tendency of our times is to give
him other hours of rest besides, to
enjoy with the loved ones at home.
But those who work with the mind,
as well as the body, should have
even more hours of rest and relax
alton with their family, Embarrassed
by the wearing business tolls of life,
free from its corroding and canker-
ing cares, and dedicated to happi-
ness and recuperation. Visiting re-
Gently one of the busiest men in
the United States, l found that he
had laid down the law of his daily
life that, when he turned his back
on his office, he left all its thousand
details behind him till the morrow;
shut out absolutely his multiplied
business cares when he closed the
door of his dwelling; and there, in
the fullness of enjoyment with his
family, renewed his youth daily by
mingling with the amusements of
the household. To such, life has a
daily zest never realized by him
who carries his business, at home
as well as his counting room, like a
clanking chain, always hanging up
on his limbs.
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The Fear of Death.

Men fear death as children fear
to go in, the dark !, and as that mat
ural fear IN children is increased
with tales, so is the other. Certainly
the contemplation of death, as the
wages of sin and passage to another
world, is holy and religious; but
the fear of it, as a tribute due unto
nature, is weak. Yet, in religious
meditations. there is sometimes a
mixture of vanity and of supersti-
tion. You shall read in some of
the books of friars' modification,
that a man should think with him
self what the pain is if he have but
his fingers ends dressed or tortured,
and thereby imagine what the pains
of death are when the whole body
is corrupted and dissolved; when
many times death passeth with less
pain than the torture of limb; for
the most vital parts are not the quick
est of sepce. And by him that
spake only as a philosopher and
natural man it was well said: ''The
pomp of death is more feared than
death ITSELF" Groans and convul-
sions and discolored face, and
friends weeping, and blacks, and
obsequies, and the like, show death
terrible.
1t is worthy the observing, that
there is no passion in the mind of
man so weak but it mates and mas
tiers the fear of death; and Therefore
death is no such terrible enemy.
when a man hath so many attend
ants about him that can win the
combat of him. Revenge triumphs
over death; love Sights 1t; honor
aspireth to it; grief flieth to it, fear
pre-occupieth it; nay, we read after
orho, the Emperor had slain him
sell, pity, which is the tenderest ofI
affections, provoked many TO die.
out OF mere compassion to their
sovereign, and as the truest sort of
followers. 1t is as natural to
die rs to be born; and to little in
FAINT, perhaps, the one is as painful
as the other. He that dies in an
earnest pursuit is like one that is
wounded in hot blood; who, for the |
time, scarce feels the hurt; and there |
lore mind fixed and bentsupon
somewhat that is good doth avert
the dolors Of death; but, above all, |
believe it, the sweetest canticle is:
" Lord, now lettest thou thy servant
depart in peace" |
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,JURUBEBA.
Dr.WelS' EItpaCtOf JQrQDGb3

and he confidently recommends IL to every FAM
lily as u household remedy which should he
freely taken as a Hook PurIferin all deran re-
ments of the system, and TO animate and for
tify all weak and lympathic temperaments.
JOHN .. KELLOGG, Plat St., New York,
Sole agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. send for Circular
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10, 1000 Times.
4 4 power equal to other microscopes of many
times its cost. Recss'is coHRfleSS little irorlS an
0ruafR ~, teeiAg erth kJs, sciA 70 tRs adesi cse
arst yoreceg rsisIiA Sesief boOk-aS EelS in Vim
egar, Animals in Water, Cheese Mites. Sugar
| and Itch Insects, Milk GlobuleS Claws aud Hair
Of Insects, Hundre,ls oil eyes in a single eve of
Fly, Dust of a Butteray'S wings 10 be per
fectly formed feathers, the much talked OF
IrteAiad Spsr,siis or pork worm, which was first
discoved with tAis Microscope.
IL is OF infinite value to professional men, to
teachers and To students, but aos0Asrs Is Il ef
greater rife than tAs fTily tfblc, scisAin fis
redcA ef ferery sseaa6e,. 1t will delight Yourself
your children and friends during the long win
ter evenings. IL will show YOU GiRiterufs0sS
hRciedalieesS Of various kinds in food, Is sugar.
tea, bread, meal, &c.
It is Of lnestimabie value to the Farmer
In examining insects which prey upon his
crops The power OF SO microscope. and 81
simple in its construction that any child can
use il understandingly, and with appreciation.
BeautiSul Present. Elegant, Instructive,
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During the pa>tsiN years as scorth Ads been
testified 10 by thousands OF Scientific kea, Firss-
ers, ScAooi Teachers, &adeatS, PAySicidRs, Heads
ef FdRsiliss, and otAerS.
Price $3. Sent By mail, postpaid.
Every instrument is neatly boxed, and hand
somely labeled with full directions for use.
Thousands have been sent by mail.
Address, W. j. LINESS 4 CO.,
lhicarO
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Notice to Teachers,

FTNHE BOARD OF EXAMINERS of Holmes
l. County, o., will hold Examinations of
Teachers for the ensuing year, at School Room
M z in AIillat.s hursr- an
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It is Of Inestimable value to the Farmer
Free. Ereey

THE MICROSCOPE" n monthly journal OF
information for the people-the mysteries or
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