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THE Washington Patriot earnestly begs
the white people OF South Carolina to avoid
q collision with the Federal troops. IT
argues, and justly, that If the army find
every thing quiet, there must be a reac-
ton OF popular sentiment which will clinch
the doom of the csbal with whom the
scheme OF manufacturing Southern outrages
had its origin.
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A CORRESPONDENT informs Us that he
learns, from a person who wss present dur
ing the Chester troubles, that It was the full
intention of the negroes to slay the whites,
without regard to sex or age, had they been
successful in routing them. The fight in
Chester, We repeat, was q necessary and
proper act OF self-defence. The negroes
were, as ever the aggressors.
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~ GETTING MARRED.-EssAYs
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the proprety
or Improperly OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, In sealed envelopes. ADJ
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Do 2n25-3mos
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rs THE WORST COUGHS YIELD, AS

rs THE WORST COUGHS YIELD, AS
II by magic, to the wonderful curative powers Of
DIR. PiEReE'S ALT. EXT. or GOLDEN MEDICAL
DISCOVERY. 1t Also surpasses anything else
ever before discovered for the cure. OF Piuple ,
Blotohes-and r shes ON the face; also for Erysipe-
las, Salt Rheum, and all Skin and Scrofuious dis
eases. Sold by all druggists. send address to
DIR. R.. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, New York, for
pamphlet. sprs-thstusDko
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Hemoplls

.NoTr!E.-THE EQUITABLE LIFE
" AlSURANuEs0CIEfY, "of Ne~ YORK nave
einove,i from No. al MEeIn s'eo' w VIC
ne" ounoe' No' ~ WIN. B.. SHAW,
r.b1e General Agent.
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B-THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF Mr.. and Mrs. TIMornY HARRrNGT0S, and OF
John and Timothy Hurley, are respectfully tnvt
sed TO ATTEND the Funeral Services OF the former,
from his late residence, No. 3S Calhoun street,
THIS Thursday AFTERNOON, at haif-pass 8 O'Clock
precisely. APPS"
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'5uerlal NoIlres.

@- NOTICE DURING MY ABSENCE
from the State 1 have appointed Mr.. CHARLES
LlTSUHGI my Attorney and Agent.
apr5-2*. 7.
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Nfaua Aaenties
UNHE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND
IMMIGRATION AS ,OUIATIUN.

The undersigned have entered into an asseela-
ton for the purpose OF Introducing IMMIGRANTS
INrD SOUTH CAROLINA, aud producing homes
for the same.
They propose to establish Agencies Ia the Prtn-
.sipsl cities OF Europe, and In the North and tRe
Northwest. and assist Immt9rauts 10 coming 10
our State where they have ZONES provided, ana
aid them In .beoom,ns permanent se'tiers upon
The BOIL. -.
They request their friends throughout the State
to pl.ce sued OF their Lands and Real Estate as
their disposal as will make suitable hOmes4or I'M
migrants At she " It credit prices, say for a Pc
Rod OF I'VE, years, which the undersIgned will IN.
tertake to advertise and sell, charging the OWE.
ers q reasonable commIssIo + for the sale.
Circulars will be prepared and distributed ex.
planning more In detaiI our plans.
CENTRAL OFFICE ACADEMY uF MUSIC,
Corner King and Market streets,
CHARLESTON. SO. GA.
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY d 60.
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.EENE TEASE FINE YEASl

EGNE TEASl FINE gEASl.
PRIOEsLIST.
YOUNG HYs6N, 81, 81 hand $ios per pound
Imperial aoc..and5l per poondf
I. G~unpoWder, 81. SO and SIZE per poupd an -
OoionQ, Toe; 8oc., 81. $l25 and SIC per pound
English Breakfast. Spc, 81 and 81 peg pound
Japan, 81 per pOund1 asa.
These Teas are warfanted pure and unsdulsers--
ted. OF due favor. and viii compare fayotahly
with any sold in this city. :-y
They are onefet ct NewtYork city pricesiTex
penses added. samples SEM free By mail.
", h. WELGE,
Agent for the Great:U.e s. Tea Conpany;
S.W ,.orner Meeting and Mafkeryssfeata.
na-GoUis delivered Tree to railroad deR9eas.
steamboats,, aud I'll parls OF the city frSai.oi
charge. m&eEE
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CEoUR, SIDES, SHOULDERS, HAMS,

EEOUR, SIDES, SHOULDERS hAMs'
PORK. ooRREE, suaAR, 30.
JEFFORDS co & :.
Nos, II and 70 vENU0E RANGE, 0FFER IA
LOWEST MARKET. RAfES:
500 bbls. Fresh, Ground FLOUR
25 nnds. Chulce Clear Rib Sides
20 hh,is. Prime smoked shoulders
10 rerceI- Cn1ice 3. y. Hams
10 sIerces Pure Lear Lard
IS htls. Heavy .uty Mesi PORK
0.HO9 pound, Prime Dry Salt Sides
e,vVO pounds Dry Salt BeLlea
lou I'd HI Rio Coffee
&. $50 bnls Refined Sugars
10 cases Z aud 3 b. Fresh TOtaS$Oos ?
10 cases Fresh Peaches 81
lN o.Ies. | and Q b, Fresh Oysters.
ocrll-tuLhs6nos .
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funeral Nutlces.

LEE-Dled, on the evening If the 9th, B. n.
LEE, in the sixty second year Of his age.
@- THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. BIN. LEE and family, are re-
spectively invited to attend The Funeral Services
Of the former. at his residence No. SO Smith street,
THIS AFTERNOON, at hslf.past 4 O'Clock. apr6-s
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.6emina Mlarbines.
THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHI

DOUBLE LOCK- ELASTIC srrCH.
This ls the must and reliable TWO Thread
Sewing Machine in he world. II seWs dlreos
from two threads, and IS $l6 less than any u1ne.
arsn. Glass Sewing Machine. Samples can be Seea
az Mo. 1855 MEETING STREET, opposite Charles
ton Hotel. nole Agent for the state. SuO.sgsht u
wanted through the State. Addre $ W.. 5: BY
StIi,, Charles on, Also agen;Y for Home Shuttle
Hand Machine. 326. aprl Iutnsomos
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60 Rent,
flnanrlal
IA RI H. vii s O N,
BANKER AND BROKER, -

bANkEW AND DnOhEr1 y
NO. s BROAD STREET. .......cHARLRsToF, 8. O..
!. BUYS aud. sells FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Elk
CuANGE, Gold Silver, Bank Notes, Stocks. Bonds,
and AL classes OF Securities, at current rates and
on Commission.
Interest allowed on Deposits, subject to check
at sight. Time Deposits received as per agree.
meut.
Issues Gold Shocks on New York; Drafts In
sums OF. Ell and upwards,on Union Bank of Lon
don. and Provincial Bank Of Ireland, at Dublin,
aud Branches; also, In sums OF Ten Thalefs aud
upwards on Discount Company, Berlin, Prussia.
collections attended to promptly.
Loans NEGOTIATED: aprl-ssatnlme
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ma,lts.

A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL DE-
n SIRES situation as; chiid's nurse or cham
bermaId; has no objection to'travelilng. Satlsfac-
tory references given, and applicant may be seen
at No. 81 Church street, between s A. N. and r.
~ apr6
UTANTED, A TEACHER TO TAKE
w charge. OF the Classical Department In q
large School, Address ]. T., Box No. "a, Post
ofica. apro-a
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g~ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all Sub-Agents OF the Land Commission, that,
from and after the first day Of March, 1871, they
Will report all their proceedings to Hon.. T. L.
CARDozo, Secretary Of the Advisory Board.
.aROBT. G. DELERGE, Il. O /. 8. s. O.
Holumhia Eehpuarv %. 187l. Mak11
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s MARKET HALL, APRIL s, 1871.
TOMORROW being Good Friday the Markets Will
be closed at 8 O'Clock A. M ". KIRKW00D,
abrs Ohief Clerk. :
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~ A RAFFEE.-THE HANDSOME
BOHEMIAN PUNCH BOWL SET and a full rugged
SHIP, that was on solomon's Lodge table, No. l.
at Masonic Fair. These articles will be Rafisd at
s'o'clook.' THIS EVENING. 9Th April, at Masonic
Hall aprs
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rhe northeastern Railroad-A n n n a l
Meeting.
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RKEERENOBS :

Hon. James Chestnut,
Gen. o 8. Preston,
Gov. a. G. Magrath,
Hon. ". D. simpson,
Andrew. Slmonds. F.sq-,
Hun. Geo. A. TreHhqlm,
Gov. Jno. L. Manning.
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ANNIVERSARIES

-OOUTH CAROLYN SOCIETY.
y - "a.
The Anniversary Meeting Of the Society will be
held at their Hall on TUESDAY; 11th April, being
Easter Tuesday. the Annual Electlono OF onicers
OF the Society will fake place at the Hall, the
polls to be opened at IL II.
The Society will assemble at 2 O'Clock 2. N. for
the transaction Of business.
T. M. HAsELL, Clerk.
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~ BANK OF OHARLESToN,
CHARLESTON, MARCH %, 1s71.-In accordance
with the resolution adopted at a meeting ofthe
Stockholders, on 9th inst, an election for T1lr'
teen Directors will be held on TUESDAY, I'd day OF
May next, and a meeting Of the Stockholders for
the purpose OF recognizing the Bank will also be
held on same date, at IL O'Clock, In the Bank
Hall. WILLIAM ~
anr1- atnth1nna Cashier.
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~ OFFICE SOUTHWESTERN RAIL-
ROAD ANK.-AQ Quarterly Dividend Of oNED DOL
LAR per Share from the earnlnga OF the Road
having been declared by the Boasdof Directors OF
the South Carohns Railroad Company, on the
Capital Stock Of said Company, the same will De
paid. on. and after Che first of May next, at this
Office. l
The Transfer Books will be closed until the 18th
instant. JOHEM
|. aprs-sfmwa Cashier.
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5peril Mrtlfes.

@UNTTED SERVICE WuL BE HELD
at Church of Holy Communion To NIGHT, ats
O'Clock.
The City Railway Cars will await the conclusion
OF the Service at the corner OF Rutledge avenue
and Cannon street.. apr6
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for Sale.

A GOOD CHANCE.-THE No. l. GRO
TX CRY. corner OF wentworth and Lynch
streets, for sale. For particulars apply at the
premises. aPro-3+
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kosl ano founu.

.TIEN DOLL RS REwARD.-LOsT, IN
Beaur.in, Riug or Calhoun streets, on last
FRIDAY night, q heavy Gold Chain BRACELET.
The above reward will be patti. ~ is left as
WALKER, EVANS & C0GSWELL'S, No. 8 Broad
street. APPS
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A BARGAINl-To PRINTERS AND
~ BOOKBINDERS.-A Ruggles Wood Frame
Paper Cutter, will be sold low. for cash. Is nearly
new. cuts % inches, and has an extra knife. No
charge for package. Price 80. Apply at THE
News Job ONCE. mar22
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9uocl Cotton.


r 4 P. G ATS
e. SPOOL COTTON.
We have In Stock and-Nn always. keep Az.
,,r,menr nf OOATSi TdREAU for sale at HeW
YorC trade pricas. J0HYG. dILNOR w.
fspI1. srutnsmGs. No. 1S5 Meeting ssfeess :
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[EIraAor FROM RULE 22.l
I'll any member shall neglect to pay up his ar.
rears on the Anniversary, his name and the sum
due by..him shall be publicly read bv the Clerk at
the three subsequent regular Meetings after said
Anniversary, and II his arrears be not fully paid
by the third reading he shall be excluded The So
ciety.n apr6-htu2
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@- OFFICE a All AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD ooAPA Y,
CHARLESTON, APRIL s, ls7I.-stockhelders OF
this Company are notified that the Eight per
cent. Bonds and Certificates Of Stock authorized
to: be Issued at the annual meeting Of the Stock
holders held on the 9Th day OF February last,
viii be ready for delivery on THURsDkY, 9th In
slant, and for that purpose the Treasurer Of the
Company will attend at the of1ceof Mesers.
C%AaPBELL& sEABR0OK, DO. so Broad street,
on that day, and each. subsequent day, from IL
5 O'Clock, until Saturday, 18th instant, inclusive.
s. ". FISHER,
apra.l2 Treasurer s.. and g. R. R. Company.
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E1OR SALE, SEVERAL SEWING MA
CHIMES, OF good quality, which are offered
heap. Call at No. q Queen street, BET ween
Meeting aud Church streets. febl4
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ITO RENT. a RWO AND A HALF
STORY BRICK HpUSE. No. {sTrambo's
Court. Coed water and other. experimentation
on the premises. Apply at No. Hsyne street-
Ian81-tutha e
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we shall be rich, SIR she said softly
rich in our own love aud mutual conf
deuce'
Il suppose, now said the ruddy-faced
old gentleman, you would not believe me
if | told you you were going to be Mrs. Law
renee Emmett after ALL
mo, sir; ! should not, most certainly
It's the solemn truth, notwithstanding
Lawrence Emme,t'will be your husband =
Kate looked at Mr.. Emmett-was he
going crazyl
'lle is telling you the truth, Kate said a
gentle voice behind her, and she turned to
feel her hand in the clasp Of Mr.. ST. John.
when you are my wife, you will be the
wife of Lawrence St. John Emmett
And my daughter-in-law,' chuckled the
old gentleman gleefully. Kate, Kate,
we've been too much for you, you little for
tune-hunter, You've promised to marry a
bank clerk, just because you fell in love
with him, and you'll marry Mr.. Emmett
the millionaire, after all
Yes, Kate Mayo had been outgeneraled
The stratagem by which Lawrence Emmett
had won her disiuterestod love had succeed
ed, aud the little Maynard, capricious bird
had folded its wings within the gilded cage
in spite of fate
KATE kept her word, and Helen Dewey
was brides maid to Mrs. Lawrence Emmett
after all.
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RAISING CELERY.-Physician tell us
that if one would eat freely of the bleached
root-stalks of celery, it would not only pre-
vent, but actually cure nervousness that
one who is subject 10 trembling limbs
would find sure relief in its use. This one
truth should be sufficient to encourage all
of US to raise this fine plant. But, in adj
dition to this, there is nothing more appe-
tizlng, or better to eat with roast meats, es-
pecially turkey, duck or chicken. But ma
ny of US are deferred from trying to raise
it, thinking it difficult to do so many have
tried it and utterly failed. True, it is moro
difficult to manage than many other things,
the greatest trouble being to get the young
plants from seed as they are quite small
and require good care in sowing. / have
always succeeded, aud will here tell you
how to succeed every time you try but you
must practice what | preach.
First, then be sure you get a paper Of
fresh seed, say Laudreth's White Salad. If
you have hot bed (and every one who has
garden should have one or more) SOW your
seed In very shallow drills therein, six it,
ches apart. Sow the seed as thinly as you
can, and sift very rich, fine chip manure, or
other rich earth, over the seed, aud then
press the drills lightly with brick or 9TH
er heavy smooth substance; cover with a
sash and give plenty of tepid water, put on
with very fine rose to your sprink Ter -
When the plants show themselves (Which
will require quite long time) water, not
very cold, must be added every evening or
two, and the plants aired on every warm
day. When they are about three inches
high thin them to about half an inch apart.
When they are large enough, say five or six
inches high, transplant them at evening in
trenches a foot deep aud two feet wide, with
the richest earth you can get, IN the bottom
Of the trenches. Shade them for a week
entirely, with boards, plank or boughs, aud
put plenty Of water in the trenches, three
or four times a week, but do not pour the
water directly on the plants. About the
10Th Of October (pot sooner tie a string
loosely around each bunch, near the top,
aud bank up the plants with dirt, leaving
only the green tops uncovered. When hard
frost appears cover all over with straw, six
inches deep, and dirt over this five inches
deep, and at Thanksgiving Day You can
treat your friends and yourself TO roast tur-
key Gf you have ono) and delicious, aroma
tic, nutty celery - Woodmon, az Farmer's
Hume Journal
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DEATH OF PROMINENT CITIZENs.-D
ring the past week our community have
lost two valued citizens, in the death OF
Col. Robert l.. Baker, and Robert B. Wolfe,
Esq. Identified with the agricultural
and business interests of Winchester and
Frederick county for many years, a void
has been created which it will be difficult
to ell. Both were gentlemen of intelligence,
energy and capacity, and can be lily spared
at this time.
Col. Baker died on his farm near Win
chester on last Friday For some years
his health bad been failing, but for the
past eighteen months he expressed himself
as feeling better than usual. The sickness
Immediately preceding his demise was of
some weeks duration. Col. Baker possess
cd the confidence of his political associates
and the community generally in the fullest
degree. He represented Frederick county
in the House of Delegates, and was for
many years justice of the Peace. He
was also director in the branch of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia at this place.
Since the war he held the Presidency of
the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Socie-
ty, as also that of the North Frederick
Turnpike company. He was a successful
and enlightened farmer
Mr.. Wolfe for many years was leading
merchant of Winchester, and upon the for
nation of the Bank of Winchester was Sc
lected as the Cashier Of that institution,
which position he fulfilled faithfully. His
health for some years has been bad, and he
has for the past year been confined to bis
house in daily expectation of the inevita-
bic summons. For many years he had been
prominent member Of the Evangelical
Lutheran church.
The remains Of these gentlemen were
followed to their resting places in Mt. Heb
roe on last Sunday by large coDcourse Of
people, thus proving the respect aud esteem
in which their memories are held - Winch.
NeUs, March 81.
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South Branch 9ntelliaenter.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1871.
TRUE TO THE GRAY.

cannot listen to your words,
The land is long and wide
Go seek some Northern girl,
To be your loving bride.
My brothers they were soldiers
The youngest of the three,
Was slain while fighting by the side
or our gallant Robert f. Lee.
They left his body on the field
Your side that day had won,
soldier spurned him with his foot,
You might have been the one
My lover was a soldier,
He belonged 10 Gordon's band
sabre pierced his gallant heart,
Yours might have been the hand
He reeled and fell, but was not dead.
horseman spurred his steed
And trampled on the dying brain,
You may have done the deed
hold no hatred in my heart,
No cold unrighteous pride
For many IA gallant soldier fought,
Upon the other side.
But still cannot kiss the hand
nat slnote my country sore,
Nor love the foes that trampIed down,
The colors that she bore.
Between my heart and yours there rolls,
deep and crimson tide
My brothers and my lovers blood
Forbids me be your bride.
The girls who loved the boys in gray,
The girls to country true
May ne er in wcdock give their hand,
To those who wore the blue.
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SHAD.-The Scottsville Register says
The shad lives but single year IL is
Matched in the early summer-decerds the
stream as soon as large enough-feeds and
fattens in the winter at the mouth Of the
stream-ascepds in the spring to deposit
its spawn-dcscend to die at the bottom
of the ocean
Our contemporary is mistaken in bis facts
The male shad does not become fecund un-
I'll it is one year old, and the female does
not carry spawn until the age Of two
When two years old both sexes are fecuud
and seek The river together. These are half
grown, or two year ods. The third sea-
son they are large fish, and may be termed
three year Odds. See Norris on American
Fish Culture p. 1G2. The same author
on p. 1913 says: The impression that
prevails among fishermen, both here ADD in
Europe, that shad die after spawning, the
first year, comes only from the familiar fact
that fishes are 10 mcagre condition after
spawning, aud that some Of the weaker pro-
badly do die aud are seen floating Rich
Enquirer.
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To CLEAN MARBLE Take two ounces
Of common soda, one Of pumice stone. and
one Of finely powdered chalk sift them
through a fine sieve and mix them with
water. Then rub the mixture we'll all over
the marble, and the stains will be removed !;
nov wash the marble over with soap and
water, and 1t viii be az clean a. IL was pre-
vioUs to it, being stained Sometimes the
marble il stained yellow with iron-rust /;
this can DO removed With lemon Juice
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IT. Somewhere 10 the East there is
tree which is n non-conductor of cleclrici-
ty. The people know it, and when storm
comes they flee towards it for safety Beau
tiful picture of the Saviour Beautiful
emblem of the tree of Calvary. Its a non
conductor of wrath. Get underneath it,
aud you are safc-safe forever.
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WHAT GIRLS SHOULD DRINK DR.. bio
Lewis, in bis book '0ur Girls says: am
astonished that young woman who is am
bilious of clear, fine skin should drink
tea. Ii is greaA enemy to fair complex
ion. As soon as tea drinking becomes
regular habit, the eye or the discriminating
observer detects it IN the skin. Tea com
promises the complexion, probably, by de-
ranging the liver. Weak tea OF coffee may
be used occasionally, in moderate quantity,
without harm and those who live much in
the open air, and are occupied with hard
work, may drink either, in considerable
quantities, without noticeable harm but /
advise all young women who would preserve
a soft, clear skin and quiet nerves, to avoid
oil drink but cold water. 1t is 40 excel
lent practice to drink one or two glasses of
cold water on lying down ut night, and on
rising in the morning. If you have good
teeth, aud can help the food into your sto-
mach without using any fluids, except the
saliva, it will, in the long run, contribute
much TO your health.
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PoIsoNOUs CHEESE We have heard
within q day or two Of several families
whose members have been poisoned by eat
ing cheese 10 which some deleterious sub
stance had been mixed to give tia rich color.
Things have come to pretty pass indeed
when even the food we eat Is poisoned in
order that some scoundrel may make a
cent or two pound more on what be has
TO sell Such a rascal should be logged
naked through the world Wheel Reg
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D.. I'1Iry"ary DI tr'nen'-Reaiing, Writing.
Spelling Elementary Arithmetic, and
Geography Sl2 90
Jan~r- English Grammar, Gcogra-
ply, Composition Arithmetic and Ale
Cobra. ne 90
@. N.Hinr-Lotin, Greek Mathematics and
doe higher English Branches, 25 O0
Contingent Fee 90
Payment oue-half in advance.
SO deduction except in cases OF sickness.
Board can ho procured 40 : 10 To- $40 per month
in private families in The village.
Rtrt0r,e-R T.. DAHVEY, ID D., VI SwrH.
ID. D., Rev. g. W. FINLEY, and Faculty Of
Hampdeu Sidney College
SAMUEL j. FLOURNOY,
BOmuey Sept O. 1870. Principal .