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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

4 Chicago boot-black. q few days
after the fire in that city, purchased
Through a gentlemen a loi and
house on Prospect street for $500,
which sum he took out of his pockets
in the shape of postal currency, main
~ Of the denomination Of ten cents
Ia addition TO this amount, the youth
has saved $500 in the last three years,
and he has this sum in bank.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

Among Fanny Ellslcr's suitors IN
the beaUX jours Of her prime was, il
= said, the then Prince Louis Napo-
icon BOnapaTte, now EX-EmperCT oi
France. lie proposed marriage t.
her la London, but Fanny having
been secretly married 20 somebody
else 4 year or two previously, rejected
hi> proposals, and thus escaped the
penalty OF being EX-Enpre>s OF
France instead Of cX-queen Of the
IcIysichOTean stage. \ sister &.
Fanny Elisler. also a celebrated dan
~.uec, j. the morganatlc wife o.
Prince Albert Of Prussia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

The Germans expelled from France
have been accurately ascertaincd, and
q list giving the names, occupations
and residences, will shortly be pub
lishcd. The number Of PrusSianS eX
PEELED amounted 10 800. but - the
Germans who lived in Paris came
principally from the Southern pro-
vinces, the list Of the persons from
the other States respectively IL j. be-
livved, Will be much larger.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

4 Berlin letter Gays: "When ali
Tho works of construction and re-
nair5 she'll be finished, the German
navy VIII comprisc-seven iron-ciads
WITH 4 total II guns and 1850 horse
newer. screw steamer--one vessel OF
The line, five coryet;s, seven dispatch
boats. twenty-five gunboats, one yes
sci Of the line, five corTette7s, seven
,ii=latch hoats. twenty-five gunboats,
one ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 28S guns.
Sailing ressels-one training brig,
three other brigs, three frigates, and
= SAN used as q larrack, with l67
caundrIs--in all 80 guns.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

Tie c. -csgo Tribune gives the fol-
loving o. having occurred in St.
Louis: WHAT under the sun is the
aett-r with you, old fellow? Indi-
yi5uai IL hurry: "Mu-t get that
train" Other man: "Well, there is
plenty OF time; the train does not
start for ten minutes: and besides,
t-.ase are several other people here
Who want that train.,' Excited indi
yidaal: Il must get that train and
tls1'- fixed, I'll get thar train if it
~- ua my life" Other man !:
eWhat is the necessity Of reaching
Chicago by that train, anyway %
-lan in a hurry: Il must get TO Chi
caro tomorrow or this train, or these
people up there viii have built up
,he whole darned town sgain, and i
won't see lhCm ruins
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01
Watering Onions.

y few years ago we met a Western
farmer who WAS growing two or th-se
thousand bushels of onions yearly.
They were sent chiefly to the Southern
market, and most of them we're win
tered and shipped in the spring. II,
Niutered the onions in pits as we q,
potatoes, and found it 8 cheap auC
successful method. The experience O.
Two seasons has convinced Us that II j,
safe and excellent way of storing tie
crop until spring, aud We should uo'
hesitate TO trust any quantity in pr p,
eriy prepared pits. a moderate fre,z
ing it is well known does not iujurt
the onion, provided the frost is draw
gradually and il is not allowed to freeZ.
aud thaw more than once.
The best conditions Tor keeping then
are dry place and Temperature ju>
above the freezing point. These coEdi
lions may he gained in properly con.
~trUc,ed pit. First, the location SHOULD
he dry; then the pile should he mad.
narro and as high rs convenient ar5
on the surface of the ground. We
have covered with dirt only, using u,
straw, 10 the deprh Of twelve or eigh
teen inches, according 10 the exp,r.
ure Of the pit, and the onions come on
crisp and sound in the spring. Ito,
danger TO be avoided j. heating; IL t.,
mulch covering is used the entire pill
will rot. II should be remem beTeC
that some frost is safer than too Bucl
GCat.
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Corn Grub.

1t Is recommended to drop salt and
plaster on corn as soon IS the corn
comes up. Take one-fourth salt aud
three-fourths pl7ster; mix thorough
ly : drop handful to five hills of corn.
II is said this is good remedy TO de
stroy the corn grab. Corn ground
thoroughly cultivated will also ex-
terminate many of the grubs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

THERE i a vast differ nce Ia the flavor
Of eggs. Hens fed on clean. sauH
grairi. and kept on clean grass rUu, CIV,
much finer favored egg, than hens Dc
that have access TO stables aud mauur.
heaps and eat all kinds of filthy food
Hens feeding on fish and onions flavor
their eggs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS same q,
COWS eating onions, or cabbage, o.
drinking offensive water imparUs bad
taste 20 milk aud butter. The richie
The food the higher the color OF the egg.
Wheat and corn give the best color
while feeding them on buckwhea cake
makes the eggs ColOriess. rendering
them unfit for some confectionery Pur-
poses.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

Iersis the way they do IA Mckee
Two gentleman Of the highest rarb
In society meet in the evening in The
street. What O'Clock is II Senpr;'
politely asks the first. The other
stops. draws ont his revolver and COY
ers his interiocUtOr, then draws out
his watch and gives the desired nfo-
nation. Number ore thinks nunbei
two without the lest SUI rise at IL.
precau'iOn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-01

Mich cows should not be exposed
20 the sun during the hottest part If
the day when they are not feeding.
Ii there are no shade trees or other
shelter in the pasture field, it will
pay 20 put them in clean, well vcBti-
lated stables from ten o'clock a. m,
until three 0 clock p. NJ, giving them
water when pat in and when taken
out.
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Flowing in January.

In -h- report Of the Fa-m-FisitiEg
e. .uu5.aa OF rAc " 3shiHg,"n c. nty
s..n-. ~ mia Agricultural Society. it j.
-.-r.e r.ar M. jams ". Dickey. OF
ls... EH Township. blows u January
..--sr. j. ir en- D. done. even il snow
e. .,-. tIf,. gr.uud. IL once piowed down
E.. rhc- OF >.o.-. and The crop was
- t.. 'aurth greater than that Oh the same
tiud ~ ground ptawed the last of March.
Sir. Bickev showed 10 the committee r
lila o., tiirfy-iiYc acres. which he had
corn fu 1850 and which Welded 800
O. a-.-i- -hrliyl corn. aud 30 bu- hels
i.snere potatoes. This ground was
ilHAef shallow. about four inches deep.
and received four = okes OF the harrow:
marked g.: feet y lie planted ia hills
% '-r. apart leaving three stalks TO
.- lin: commenced 20 work a. soon as
u9 ui.n q light cGi;ivatoT. next used
fs.r dG.b.s-~hnyeI; worked four times.
AMI bc-2 every time.
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Columbia Athen@um.

FiFst Glass School for Young Ia
siias.---Ai yautascs Elegant Grounds f23
acre Healthy Location Capacious Build
l. $40. co. = p ,rutus-Wcn Selected Libr ~
Ct Hoo yBlumCs-LarGe Recitation and
STEPPING Rooms. with fire in e1ch-A bundantly
supp!ieJ Tabie-FUll ana eflc ent faculty-56
rough and complete prices reduced--Number
Of Mat-icu.atiOns :. fSj, ana II I Graduates-No
Sec'ariauism-Sessio opens Sept, 4th-Cata-
.logues FRrE. VIZ. \. SNITH. n. n, Sec'y.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

John \. Grimes. adm Of Stephen W. Parse
IL, deed, Us II hard Parsley et als.-In Chan
Gerry A. W ayleSe0rU, No emb-r TuiCs-
Il appearing 20 ne from Complainan-'s bill
sworn TO IN tie au0ye cause, that Richard
f~rsely, stephen Parsely. IsOmas Parsely .
- COJksey and vii Lydia COOksey for
mrriy LYDIA ParSely, Caiharine PsrSeiy. Mar
tina rars-ly. William Parsley and Jon Pa sely
are defendants aud nOn-residents Of the state
Of Ttnnes- zee. so that the ordina pro-
.sSs Of law ammo be served On them. It :
therefore ordered by ne. that publication be
made for four sue 'essive weeks in the tOl1n--
bia Herald. a ne spaper published II the
c ty of Columbi4. Maury county, Tenn,
requi ing the said defendants TO appear be orc
the next term Of the Chaucery ecu 70 be
held at the court house ia v IyutsbCTO. on the
81 Monday in March, Is :. then and Their 20
plead, ansser or demur TO c0mplliuant's bill.
or the same will b taken for conft sSei as 20
them. and st for hearing exparJe.
Nov. l. -iw & 3. MCLEAN, c. K u.
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TEE HONEST FARMER farm =
e-- E-vtnga dispute as 10 some land,
..- g. % at law was commenced TO
determine IT, On the day fixed for
tHa mia! one 81 them called on bis op~
s.angrt 80 accJUl-aAnY him 10 the
eur. tiat each r@at have his OVID
sla.-is.a.t Of the ease. Finding his
rrisE5sr at work I'm tie field, ne said
- nim-''Is it possible you have for
,,.,.f-u oar case il to be decided to-
r-Ae' No" said the other, 81 have
I.r forgotten It, but l cannot well
spare iue time 20 20. You will he
1'a-r-. aud know you are an honest
.lgt aud will state tine case fairly, and
,.-i.s.a Will be done y and so il prov
"a. r,T the former went TO the Judge,
lated is nEighboTs's claims 81 clearly
ttaf lie case VS. decided against
himself, and be returned TO inform his
opponent that be had gained the prop
GI5V.
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CHERRIES SALE.

y
Ky virtue Of a. execution TO M directed from,
g itonorab Circuit Court OF Msu Comm nm
IN favor of L W. ECgieston and James r. =
ford vs.. Thomas $ Crawford, HiIl --iIf ~
70 the highest bidder at the court house dao-
in the town of Columbia. n Monday the 10
day of DECEMBER. 1871, the following deseribs5S
tracts or parcels Of land situated in The : -.
Of Tenness- e, Maury county, 10 wit: On e -rsct
in vii district No %, Nc bounded g. f,IloTs.
on the south by the lands Of OryiIe NeEisigt
est by John J7misOn and Kitty Blair. nor,b
by J. I'm t0nTsJrJ and east y - Blair 60
aiming = acres. eng the place upon which
defendant Thomas c n ford now resides TIE
other tract or parcels of l. nds "a hon ses M
lots is in civil district No g., in and near bs
city of Columbia, one place known as the NJ.
Ainnis Ilaee. tOuuded north by 0. G. Ri
west By VI. Afford d Thos Lanehar, souti
by the John JamisOn lot, no. on led bv tbs
feBaa1t Fhos- Crawford, end east by =
street, containing ab NJ one and three nnar-a-
acres Also the mouse and lot known as the
John JamisOn place. adjOIniuE the corporation
of Columbia on the wet and bOuuaed a. fof-
lows: be inf ing et stalk 3 and 92-Itg DO "a
north Of a Sc rock j. L.. Smiths y. E. corner
an running along the south -ide Of the branch
south ~ dogs. + = deg E-l00 roles I a
stake in MeNinnis' west boundary line, thence
south with McAinnis, passing east Of the
spr NJ 10 NcMiDnis' W. corr. er, thence q.
| with McMinnis' line 10 stake in the v u mar
| ing of. L. Smith line, thence south with the
| west margin of ; liths line 20 70 the u0rtb
| margin of the railroad, thence with The nor, B
| margin Of said road to said smiths line.
| hen { north with Smith line 10 the beginnirs
| containing "a acres also the hose and 10,
| knsEn as the EliZabsih BO ton place, in the
| west margin Of IN. city Of Columbia. eO.tai n
| ing acres, = rods and 81 poles. nd being Il .
/ same conveyed TO the said Mrs. Bolton by q
| W. 4 :. ). Brown By three deeds. which
/ duly registered in Reglste Office Of Maur,
| county in book c., vol 2, page 3i9 and TO which
| reference is hereby made for tle paTtirula.
/ boundaries Of the same. The said house and
/ lot has been conveyed to Tbs. ; Crawford b
| the laid Elizabeth B 'lt0n, hieh eunvtyanci
/ Is a sor yistered 10 the esisters Office # Mau
| - county, book Q. p3.e 4gl. All Of the abOy,
de-irab'e re al estat Is levied upon and Is 20 b
| sold az the property Of de endaut Thomas ;
! Crawford to satisfy sa d 3 IA a1d costs
| Nov IO-td. SIMS LATTA, s. ". c.
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CINCINNATI BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

7 QUE STHASSER---Who Manu-
taeturer igar- and Tobacco. Special ut.
tention called 10 the Big and Little Casino"
brands Of Cigars l87, Walnut st., Cincinnati o.
7 OEGTfEaD & PORTER Door, Sash
4 and Shut, Manufs.; Rough and Dress
"a Lumber. Jojst,. scantling Shingles, Lath,
Re, = Hannibal 81.
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ORDER OF
TRIICATION.

John Z. Gaines IS. Nancy Gaines .-PeJiti07
for biv0rce.-In ChaRcsry az NaynesUo4c
November, 1871.
IL app airing 90 ne from compliments Dill,
sworn 10. that Nancy Gainrs j. a non
rrsId NJ Of The STAT OF Ten e>See. 30 that The
ordinary process Of Law cannot &c served upon
her. Il : Therefore ordered h. me that puol'ca-
tiuu be a-ad 10 four s1ceessI weeks IN the
C0lum bia u raid. new sptper published IN the
ity Of Columbia, requiring the SAID Nancy
flames 10 appear before the next term CT the
! Chaucery Court 20 &c bel. AZ ne court house
in Wayne b0rO on the Sd Monday N March,
ls72. then and there 70 plead, ans~tr or
denur TO the said dill or the same viii d
taken for Messed as to her, and ret for
Nov. i7.-4w. CD MCLEAN, c. m.
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Public Library of Kentucky.

THE CITIZENS BANK OF KY, rs
TREASURER, and the Corporators and Su-
pervisors are the Hon. Thomas u. Bramlette.
late Governor Of kentucky, and twenty-seven
Of the most distinguished and respectable citi
Zens of the State
The undersigned. late principal busine-s
manager Of the very successful Gift Concert for
tho benefit of the Merchaniile Library, at San
Francisco, has been, appointed Agent and
ManaRer Of this Grand Gift Concert.
The drawing and distribution will take place
in public. and every thing will be done to sat
isfy the buyers of tickets that their interests
will be as well protected as il they we're person
ally present to superintend the entire affair.
For tickets and information apply TO
c. X. PETERS. l20 Main St, Louisville, KY.
No. Astor House, New York.
II. \, Hem3sted. No. 4lO Broadway, Milwau-
kee. Wis.
NJ. 4. French, Virginia City. Nevada.
NJ. A. Wolf. No. 3l6 Chestnut St., st. Louis.
Tickets also for sale i'll every prominent
place in the u. 5
Owing to h. general d "a cement Of mai 3
and advertisements consequa { on the dlsas
rous conf CRATIC 2 in the West. Q sale Of
tickets in this enterprise is exten ed TO Nov.
81, 1871, at which time the main Office, 100 Main
ment of accounts and business No orders
except by mail will be recrived sftcr Dee. lst.,
and nc orders By mail will be filed after Dee
j tn. The New York Office will close Dec 10th I:
other encies Dec 9th: Every ticket UNFOLD
Dec. 18th viii be cancelled by it, number. The
dtaWing will take pia E in public. Dec. 10th,
ISL. eomme' cling at q. m, and continue un-
til tie III gifts awarded. Payment of awards
Will commence Dec. 18th, A. 9 o'clock, q. m.
Circu ara OF awards will be found at every
and will also be sent to all ticket buyer "a
soon rs possible. No order will be filled at the
main Office for less than SO.
CHAs. u. PETERS, Manager.
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nRDER OF PUBLICATION.

AT Pluumer. et aLys I. N 2 Kyle. e:
SIN Chaneery al hayuesb0rc, UutU5er
term ISL.
ItapIeari 20 ne from complainant bill.
worn to, that 4. II =. Kyle, one Of the Irfeu-
dents IL this cause, IS 2 nonresident t1c
state If tennessee. so thai the ordinary pro-
cess of la@ cannot be served on him, II l. tneTe-
.0Te or cred 5y NE thar Publication De mlte
in the columbia I'D. newspaper publish
Cd Z the city Of Columbia, Maury county o
( Tenn Tor four successive weeks. requiring inc
said L. NJ T. Kyle 10 appear before the neAt
term Of the Chancery Court, 70 be held al u
court house In Wayuesb orO on the ID NJ nday IA
March. 1872. aid plead, answer OF demur q
cymplainaut's bill. or the same viii taken
tor confessed a. to aJm and set for heaTInz -Z-
raItc. I. 3. MCLEAN, Z. u.
Nov l-.-fU.
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Wanted.--Parties who have a very small
capital. or can give security, and are DESTROYS
Of making money in light, honorable, pleas
ant business at homy. or to travel. Address
". u. IILTON. Pittsburgh. Pa. NoY. e.-3m.
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What Merchants say OF the Value of
Mansfield 81 Higbee's Wonder.
fui Family Medicines-R. ad
What PpOnIs Think

Your medicines are very popular here.
STARNES & HIBBLE,
Warsaw, Ala.
Our customers are highly delighted with
the specie effect of your DIR. William Bra
zier'S Liver Medicine, and our sales are in
creasing wonderfully. R0ZELLE & CO.,
o. X. Landing, Miss. River.
one OF our customers said he would give
- for q bottle of DIR. William Brazier's Liv-
er Medicine, hut / am unfortunately out a.
present. J. II. LARWILL.,
Bolivar, Tenn.
Your preparations have given entire sat
isisciion. Nour Magic Alnica Liniment
and DR.. William Rrazier's Liver Medicine,
Ihave already sold entirely out.
GEH.'W. NoWLIN.
TrezevRnt, Tenn.
Nv customers are much pleased with the
sterling qualities OF Mansfield K iligbee's
-amIly Medicines; all ind ready sale and
1--WE "a l. fac ion Your La Creole Hair Re-
SIOrCr and your Magic Arnica Lininent,
beat anything have ever seen.
Strawberry, Independence Co., Ark.
There is great demand here for all your
valuable medicine, anu We need more Mag
Ic AInica Linii Ienr, right now.
SIMMONS K GARRISON.
Sky lark, Yell Co., Ark.
Time is all that Is necessary to give your
mediciI e. very aIge sale in this section.
Ia, demand l. increasing daily. Your Mag
4. NORMAN Co,
Sacramento, Ky.
can sell any quantity OF your la Creole
Hair Rc>torer, for have used it mv>elf and
know what IL Is. w. II HOLMAN,
81 NewheTry. Is. c.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

J.C. Walker w. m. A. Walker, et ais -
In bauc, rs ~ Wayue-bOrO. y OyeIIuer rr. es.
In this caus- II yVes ring from com plan. q.
| oil shat BurWc.l - y aIkvr. one o. Be deieu-
dauts this auss : nonresident Of the
state Of tennessee 80 that the ordinary pr1-
csss Of IazF cannot De served Oh hin % Is there
rore ordered That publication be made II the
| columbia Herald. = newspaper pu ,IIsh-d n
| the town OF Coium 5ia, Aaury county, lem,
Or frar successive weeks, relH nag the s3ld
Barvell T.. Walker TO appear before t1s next
/ Term u the Juancery Court C be held al the
| court house u - aynr-JJ o, On the - Mon
/ i yin March S.. and plead answer O. de-
,utir L Ysaiuaut's bill, r be same slll uc
axe. tyr confessed Is 70 Ei-. aud Sc iyl le4--
| So. i..-Iw. c. 3. CLEAN. c. an.
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These Afflicted with
Consumption,
please Bend the Following Let
ter fEOSn "a Reliable DruggisI.

MOUNT VERNON. IT., April 81. ISL.
u FS~E-. J. y. HARRIS & Co., iDcinnati,
O.-Geu !eIuen; hear one OF my custom
,--~ speak ia such htcu terms OF 4 liens Lung
ESisam TODAY. tEa1 I Thought would write
you The substance Of ni> >tatetnenf: He SAWS
his mother, who i now sixty years or age.
has suffered wi h consumption for several
wears. and has been under the care of all OF
..Gr bet Physicians, but never received any
permanent benefit: then she re~orted 10
most every kind of Cough and Lung Bal
ans That could be prOcu ed for her but ali
% no avail. she - ID grew wore, until she
was confined 10 her bed : and when She wa
elzed vi IA oEy IN Of coughing she
would lose power Of pirBFiOn. and they
were compelled 10 reSo' 10 various means
q restore D edthiug; and while she wa>
coUchiug so hard >E- cOu not expec; OTAte
anything, and ne family and fiieud- had
given up all hope OF her recovery. Her son
noticed The advertisement Of Aliens Lung
8at~am 10 the Oh i>j!rn Advocate, and they
'h"ueh they wou 4 procure AID try IL. They
c9Iuiuen. eI giving her the Bsisafn II )
cloCR, =, ~. a. "a &C ed, S dose every hour
nnfll midnight; then lie took another II
III coughing. and expectorafed 4 mouthfu
~ dark yellow msJier, which was some
Ei she had not u-cn able TO do Tor some
-f-l-. They continued 10 give her the Bal
sra until mo ming, and then she begun 10
- ir,-c'p ate freely, and within two hour
-Le tNpecTu.a-ci rhrts. pint Of mucuou~
mat -r. which gave her immediate relief.
and ~lEscr Tlgr time she h., continued 10
improve She now >it> up al day, and can
walk about the house pud take con Siderable
outdoor z-rcl-e. Her son bought more o.
Pee i-i' ~aI2, to-day, and he recommends Il
- > highly Geo every one.
Your, respectfully.
:. C.JOHNSON, Druggist.
Hs there ever 2 cate proof Of merit than
'hr case THIS l,-'.ar refers toe
ALLEN. = LUNG EAEShM i " rhout
aCuu. fna beet eZn.eruuut remedy ever
'.lt.vi 20 -ae atfi puhIic. u contains
40 "alGm ia any form, and lis Use i harm
less 10 THE most delicate.
Dlrcc-. pu~ accompany each bottle.
!. y. HARRIS i Co, PrupliaJors.
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4 Lesson IRON THE HEAEHES.-
Tie heather Chinese have some
notions that might be advsn tage1u>ly
adopted by Christians. The way tie,
celebrate holidays is one Of them
The first thing they do is 10 pay OF oil
.iebts and square accounts TO = irac-
ton. Money matters adjusted, they
then make up old qu2FTels, and shake
hands all around. Having thus goi
-qEare. pecuniaTiiy and socially, they
eat and drink, and are merry, and tiu-
ally wind up with sparkling discharge
II Chinese firecrackers. The paying
Of debts and the making up Of gusrrei-
8 certainly 8 good way 10 begin cele-
brstion of holidays.
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NOTICE.

By virtue Of deed OF t-ust made 20 ne as
trustee by A. g x Rachel J. Diuwidii- is-
ted OF 18th IS o. and recorded " book Z,
pages $50 and so. ] will :, II 10 he highest bid
Dec. ISL, the house aid lot de eribe in sal I
deed Il being the one row Occupied oy Dr.. ".
w. COchraGe as hotel. I r. Of ~aIe.-One
half cash the balance IN y mon hs with ap-
proved notes. D ar ng rterest and = lien r.
tanned Ihis property will b sold without 'h9
right Of r5dempti 4. and possession given the
lst ;av of January. is72-
Oct 2J.-td- K. II. HOLDINi. Trustee
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MOTHERS WHO HAVE DAUGHTERS
THAT HAVE WEAK LUNas-Should ar
rest the disease when it is in the incipi-
ent stages. II is indicated by a hack
ing cough, pains in the chest, difficulty
Of breathing, or oppression OF the lungs.
II this be permitted Ia run on, tubercles
will form, and Consumption will be the
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