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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06

cs~, 4 giend IAN Jsdgefcld man, j wri-
ting us on b,siress from Camden, VIII
cox County, Ale: closes with few wofaS
IL, reference to the craps in that section
and says: 81
.lyye have had treraendous fS$as Ugly
-reoasetly ever since the plantiNg season
nnenss. us Sbicltlas proven very disastrous
~ the .etAtesi crop. In this County we
Lii be ep.ise1ty. satisfied With a.hali crop
-, ,.ofton. La iagt, IGapy, planters Aafe
i hr{;liJnef til heit cotton olds tp the Ia1,ls
a"iS ,,,i ,srasss sa,id the 1aborsFsr 1aye gone To
%nS ,.snrL Z Iii tho Eailtoad.e Corr il doing
letter, although nothing to Fras OH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06

The undersigned Association for the purpose of
PRODUCING Immigrants South Carolina and procuring homes Tor the
ev propo to es abs Agencies principal Cities Europe and the
North and assist Immigrants in coming to our STATE where
bev will have homes provided and aid them becoming settlers
upon the soil. , 49,, r I'D :; a.,
HEALTHY portions the State and on long credit enabling
the purchaser to pay the of the crops raised
Trey will also assist Immigrants when necessary TO an
Circulars will be prepared distributed explaining plans more in
detail 80 - o ,,on,1rn 1-r>-c AMT, \, n1,7,r
STREETS Charleston, South Carolina
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06

ls Insuranceat Stock Rates, being from 30 80 Per
Cent less than the ea charged by Mutual Companies
3D. Each pocyhoder is regarded as Stockholdert to the
extent of one Annual Premium his Policy and will share
in the Profits Of the coPA TO the same extent as Stock
holder owning an equal auloAlt Of the Capital Stock
3d. Every Policy issued blythe Company is ronorfetable
and contains Clause stating its exact Surrender Value
BEFORE sunse LIFE ACCEPTING THE AGENCY OF ANY
Ho,tpA t.AE-,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
j FAMILY GROCERIES, !!

~ OW IN STORE, select assortment
of CHOICE GROCERIES, such as
BACON and LARD,
FLOUR, RICE, MEAL,
SUGARS and COFFEES,
Choice Green and Rlack TEA,
No. / TENNESSEE ANS,
SUPERIOR Canvass HAMS, -
Florida SYRUP, good article, {.
A fine grade of MOI1ASsES, 90"
Fine fat MACKEREE,.
Table SALT, SPICES, SODA,
: CANDLES, STARCH, dc, DO.
NV prices will compare favorably with
any other Hbuse III town. GIVE me q
call. / will endcavor to please ALL. 90
w. i. DuR1SOE, Sir.
June2 - I'm %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06

6u- Mrs. Moore is of the stuff heroes
arc made of. Recently, at Nashville,
when her son fell down a well twenty
folr. feet deep, she neither tainted or
screamed, but instantly swung herself
down, "hand over hand" caught the
child with her feet, drew herself and son
all the way up again, and then, woman
like, spanked the boy.for falling in.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
no 600 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION
AND NO. MORE
AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH.

ALL THE PREMIUMS INCLUDING DEED AND CERTIFICATE OF TITLE TO
ACADEMY OF Music will be deposited with the National Bank of the Re
public, New York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06

a SINGULAR I9cIDEHr-A few days
since, Mr.. Gideon Haynes, his wife and
little boy went ont to gather some. blue
grass seed, ard while engaged in gathering
the seed, swarm Of bees alighted upon
the boy, literally covering him from head
to foot. They hung from his ears, chin
and nose in great punches, and chung IN
thick clusters to every part of his body.
Mr.. HAYNES, realizing the dangerous sit
uation in which the child. was placed,
commanded him to stand perfectly stlh,
and If possible, not to move a muscle. This
the brave little fellow did, until the bees
had all settled. Mr. H. then took q stick,
gently lifted the boys hat from his head
and placed it upon neighboring bush,
when the'entire swarm left their extraor-
dinary resting place and took the hat and
bush. Strange to relate, the boy received
only one sting, and that was caused by
his scizing, with his teeth, bee that was
irving to make his way into his mouth.
If coolneSs, presence OF mind and untinch-
ing nerve in the presence Of danger enti-
tie one - the honors of hero, then this
little boy should certainly be enrolled III
the ca!cndar-Randolph NO. Citizen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
s$5OO,OOO in Gifts.

1st AoAnENY OF MUSIC Charleston cost t. build s
opera House Stores and Halls the building being about
go feet by co feet and situated Of King and
Market Streets in The centre Of the city and well known
to be the finest building and most valuable property in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
90 Liberty Street. New Z orlS.
The Original Stock Life Insurance Co. of the United States


This Company ers The Following Important Advantages TO those
about tEGecng Insurance sher Lives: f. - -
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BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & GO
References in New York Cit

References in New York City:
AUGUST BELMONT CO, Bankers.
MORTON, BLISS Bankers
Hon e. WARD
Hon. ROGER a. Counselor-atLaw.
Colonel tATHERS
2. Al IOIT, President Gold Room.
&,C
ANDERSON, & Merchants,
f. Merchants.
PhT'lIs 4 CO., Merchants:
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READ ,r1uE FOLLOyVHXl,G !:

BEFORE INgURING. Youa LIFE OR ACCEPTING THE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
Agents Wanted.--Liberal Commissions Allowed.

Commissioners and Supervisors ofDrawing
General A. R. WRIGHT Of Georgia
General BRADLEY 7. JOHNSON, of Virginia.
Colonel B. W. RUTLEDGE, of South Carolina,
Hon. ROGER A. PRYOR, of New York
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SPLENDID Goods !; !;
AT ss Sys H. g.. : ..s s.zs &c. &
~ t,;;H 81. -, r;ia 81: !.

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-14

We have rciitcs uncSccllcd in his part
of the State, for doing all manner Of p I'M.
ny
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-14
JOB pRTN,I'TN G.

OF
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-14

Below We give the prices Of L few Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK. A. 5. H,TcH.
OFFICE OF FISK 4 HATCH. Bankers,
No NasSau-st.. New York, Feb. p. 1871.
THE FIHsT MORTGAGE Bonds OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY,
originally offered by us last Winter, so rapidly
taken that prior to the LIST Of June last, sufficient
amount had been sold upward Of SjO0,OOOl to sup
PLY the Company with all the money that would be
required until March or April of the present year
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD,
A NFy TEUNK LINE FROM TIE sEAB0AID 10 THE
WEST,
is already completed aud in operation from Rich
mond to the celebrated White sulphur Springs, 2!1
miles
During the past year the work on the extension to
the Ohio River has been prosecuted with great Ngor;
over 900 men having been employed during great
portion of the time.
The completed portion Of the Road is doing GOOD
LOCAL BUSINESS and its advantages As GREAT EAST
AND WEST THROUGH LINE for the transportation OF
the heavy freights (which constitute the principal
part of the East and Nest through traffic. arc I'M
merous and important
I. short rorie = LOr gradee. g. Light cures.
T. Genial climate & Fast and Hest termiat at Jar"r-
abr points On ideWdfer and the ohio HirT. .. 4 r~y
iatGe ihOsgh and local hagtc dwdidHg Ib progress
Al these conditions favor cheap aud economicai
working Of the line, which will enable the CheSa-
peake and Ohio route to do profitable East and
West through business AZ rates which would not pay
by the more difficult and costly lines, and to control
an enormous South ~ esttrD hToUgh trade.
The most apparent and pressing ~d"f % ne gram
pork aud rooI- producing regions Of The Vest al he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

Tho stock market continues rampant the up
ward movement having extended 10 The entire list OF
prominent r. Iy;ty shares ard to-day included some OF
th Jess acjIye siorks-Columbus. Chicago and Indiana
Central show NJ decided activity AMI advancing up
ward of per cent In regard 10 the present cNtr'ord
nary advance We have nothing to offer All the in
Gueuccs surrounding the marhet at the present time tend
to foster speculation for higher prices. The continued
ease of The money market the certainty that tie Sccrc
tary 81 the Treasury win favor monetary during
tine funding ~ The FyeTNrnties. the certainty ~ peace
10 Europe aud intuaton that some Of the notable rail
way sprra.tics viii shortly declare good dividends. hay"
all cousr-d 10 stimulate buyers and tLc street rs
rule j. always more ready 10 buy rising market
than to sell on declining While as yet there seems
o be very ltc or no DEMAND FOR stock. outside of 10,
regular operators it is quite possible, snond the
excitement aud rise continue for week or two,
tsat people unused u the Wallet. ways
That are dark and Tricks that are vain"
seeing everything gciug on inn.ngy, may come in
and r , b. fortunes Just once. al IN that event, with
q continued easy money market, 10 would ho hlHrdol,
to pfoac.y what quotations may not Dee reached but
whom hc inevitable reaction CONC. how, urout those
>arruur speru.ator- who then hold the stocks ? IT'D"
Union Pacific st0rL IA, been prominent feature and
tci} active and ir -uIr though Iu the Wa'1 strong,
tl, price having mad" further rise yesterday ad-
vance There rs lnlbtlcs, large Outstanding short in
trr.st "a prominent bnuhlS firm being short" it is
e,.d. 2joo snare.i. 90 ehch Ia pa1Jit. d1o the con
tuuuus upward turn. though thr special ra,Jns ec
have already rf.I 10 durir. hr week H., fOla1e
that the new director VIII bc elected next week. The
leading shares were tie -pn,airs OF yesterday H.
y,.tiuruf securities were firm, ;hr miscellaneous list
comparatively quiet. and press ,It,s dali. The TO-
lowing table s'og, tlc cNtrcle rance u prices Tor the
i.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

4 Hqudb0ot Qf LYcldary and Neurological
Art. by CLARA ErsEiNF CLEMENT tiurd & Houchton),
presents aprxcoen guide to tc visitors Of artgarries,
especially IN Europe where the subjects OF 50 many Of
tie famous master pieces OF painting and sculpture
taken from ecclesiastical and mythical legends maRinsa
previous study the history essential to the full enjoy
ucnt and appreciation OF the specimen. The merit Of
til. cou-i~t ia the brcy ANA neatncss with which
IL reduced the Information contained ia larger works,
and often those OF reconcile character 10 a compact
FORM enabling the traveller aud student To obtain the
Luoe1c. 81 which lie IL pursuit without The necessity
Of consulting and cumbersome volumes. The writer
has evidently drawn her materials from the most eminent
athottes and has shown her good taste and good
-e in tac simplicity style and ccarucss 81 arrange
mcut with which sine has reproduced the most important
fruits - lligrut antiquarian research. Tie main
divisions of The volume Symbolism in Art" lie
.ends and stories Illustrated in Art" Legends Of
Place" and "Auctut Myths" each Of which is treated
with sufficient fulncs Of tall hut with no approach to
Cumbersome Iro'ixity \ happy selection Of pictorial
Illustrations adds much the value and interest Of the
Nohluc among which fhe admirers Of lie Rate Washing
ton Al.ton will recognize in the frontspiecc
Ing Of Es celebrated picture Of "Spalaro The Vision
of tho Bloody hand" The typographical beauty OF the
work reflects great credit Oh the publishers, but they
should have informed the auihor Of tho necessity Of
good Index or Of Table % Content, at least the all
,cuce of both Of which Iys 30 tho Kingdom Of knowl
edge greatly dotracts from tie practical utility Of the
volume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

A new edition of Frank FOrre,icrS Sporfing
SeeHes 05 CAaroet~is, by WILLIAM HLNEi HEIHLRf is
ibguod by T +. Peterson Euherr IN two neat dhodcc
mos With uuserous Illustrations from original designs
by barley n contains " Ny shooting Box" Warwick
Woodlands" and other shorter pieces which are counted
among the most characteristic production, of the late
popuIfr author Although more than twelve years have
elapsed since the death u Mr. Herbert the interest
In his writings IT, stu fresh among the lovers Of Held
sports a. hi. authority all matters relating TO the
i0wlugpiccc The fshingrod, and the raeecOurse vas
surpassed by that Of any qul-ryer OF his day The
new edition IS handsomely brought out. and IN type
paper and binding Is worthy Of place the shelves
" the most fastid0us book buyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

James Miller has issued 4 Gaide fur I0rohds,
con- aiming sketch Of - Augustine, with it, advantages
a. resort for health a.d education, b5 an EucNh WIS.,
it0, TIE writer ,narsr- ou The LITTLE details which
essential 90 %. cpmfor, 81 tha stranger who visits
Forl FOR tr. Lst tIne, aud his book viii be found
convenient and Instructive travelling compauinn.-1hc
same pabl.slcr ms hro.gH ont popular treatise on
bronchial Dissoses Of tie Lr"gS, los ROBERT HUNTER
d. d. and a trca4,e ON Co'ds aid Cdfarth Of The AIR
Poseages aud lungs 0y the same author They present
soru, u,eiu with regard To pulmonary aieo
ton. wi.h am account of the peculiar method d the
autAOl I'm that branch OF practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

Physical Training Of children, or, Adrice 10
PareHts, by PYE HESRY CHAvAssE, Philadelphia: New
World Publishing Company Is the title Of a valuable
English reprint, with Preliminary Dissertation 10y tbs
American editor r. u. GETcBELL, NJ. u. The work ar
ranged on novel pian In the form 81 questions and
answers between q mother and hysiciaD, in which
almost every case that the routine OF the
nursery brought mp for discussion, che wise and
kindly sdyice Of an experienced practitioner is pre-
sented in the plainest manner, mI<sipy n body OF
practical cOunsels and directions AZ which the i'm
porance scarcely be overrat1d It treats Of the
management OF the infant from the m,ment Of It's birth
4" Tine commencement Of boyfood~ndJ grlbood emitting
no OPc essential TO the PHYSICAL edUcaton OF the child
and presenting Of osefui ynstruotion which is
seDeray acquired only hy long a. ID painful experience
'n 'oiume Is Of far nore valae/to young family than
cosby furniture or/showy eTas ments and il the rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

Punctual to the moment OId and Ven makes
s appearance ON tine first Of rcb, according To prom
se, with an unusually inviting table o. contents Among
the lighter articles which, TO great degree, give tAo
tone and character 90 this Magazine. are the Introductory
notices oi the French and Prus1u wuduEup Wltha
su-lat fictitious extract from shake spcdrc which are
recommended TIE attention OF the allied German SOW
erecDs g. country Girl al the opera" lively sketch
Of ihc experience o. novice amid the entertainments OF
the city and "Zerub Throops Experiment" the com
ncnccmcnt Of a story 10y Mrs. \. ID. whitney. The
papers 81 grdycr import The United States Of
Europe; Tho Growth and Power Of Plant Cottou)
ly Robert Dale owen; "AmoIicau Political science"
ly william Barry; and "The Church of England" Mr.
Bocs continues his narrative # tine exploits Of noted
,0udlcr and there are excellent critical articles on ant
Matters in Nev-Yor,," "FecAtcr's Hamlet" and The
Centennial OF Beethoven"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
oL,nNn B.ncd.ct'. cLo.lne auotaI.ons verc:

The speculation. I'D not extend 10 gold, which
guT' nuurA .pusm ~ lie Was observed shortly AFTER
the bid the Treasury gold, when the prize Onched
100 which bad heretofore been steady 100 II.
tuu-i rs DEALINGS al ;hc latter figure were nominal.
the market may he said 10 have been stationary ut lO
The ratcr paid for carrying were o -. l. ana per ceL
though ina one instance balances lo-t nat The Siberia
sailed without -pccir. The days business ~ tie Gold
Exrhaul, Bank Was ~ follows Gold cleared, Sa29l2eH
gold balances, Sl423,G7 currency balances, N5'5722
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

which II prcscribes universally carried into enect
the result would he vast improvement In the heat'
and beauty and happiness of the rising generation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

Railroad bonds were active hut slightly lower Gen.
trr Pachcs selling at 25s o5s Union Pacific lists. sn
s5l; Land Grants 20. the Income bonds having been
quoted M "a, and al ,OG73eN interest The following
thu rid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

A recent volume of Poems, by AIMEDA EVANS
MACDONALD Carleton, contains several pieces of con
siderable promise most o. them with dccp stamp Of
religious feeling and bctrayng the influence of an active
poetical temperament The themes principally taken
from the saddcr experiences Of Life and cviucc dpOsi
ton 20 escape the realities Of custom 70 The world
Of Imagination. 4 quaint fancy i, occasionally sported
with certain play OF rhetoric, but ia general the tone Of
thc volume earnest. almost To severity inclined topen-
views OF human destiny and sicked DER with the
pale cast Of thought" The poem called george
Iroasdos gives faithful portrait Of one - the brave
unconscious martyrs whom pass by without recof-
milton ia our daily walks, the simple tenderness o.
Little Ben" Rest" and Loss is true expression
Of maternal sorrow and in "Vauhed" one Of the best
pieces in the book kindred sentiment h rendered il
series Of pathetic images.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

There was good inquiry reported for city Bank stocks,
and Tradesnen sold I5O Merchants Exchange lU2;
Bank OF Commerce, ll9; American Exchange, llA;
Central National lO3 and Ninth National at Ill The
bidsruu Is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
supply available being in c1oess of the demand 1t and
per cent pledge of approved collateral Buyers Of
commercial paper numerous but the street II bare OF
stock. The following Is The haAis u rates:

Government bonds have been quiet but firm on the
entire list and prices have made no material change
from those yesterday. The most active stock
the l04Os but the entire list closed strong the
basis OF llall for 67s Fisk Hatch report follows
m 4 ID Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

The proposal, Of the Treasury sell 100000 gold
drew out bids amounting 10 $3.50 900 at rates ranging
from 10 10 1901 The SOeooOO sold brought llOi9 to
lI0gl. Thcdrtaiis are IS annexed:
S u. psy, u. J. Fly 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

TOTAL amt ntT charge. roIdZ,J0I FIEIJ''J pIt''0-"J
The state bond market opened sprtcdly and was
active at the morning session. but toward the close the
market became quiet though prices continued firm. The
largest dealings in Tennessees, North Cmonas,
Nirgnias aud Missouris. all OF which were to u per
cent stronger The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

To BRoKERs.-Wmtcd a position rs Roobkeepes
Gse stock Gold House hY thu ' ,sie. ~
the business gwen. Address " j. d. i, . 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
A,u5icdI 1nsirumcuie

A LARGE stock Of PIANOS. best makers. 10
= GA
ggrosc o.. AID M a. AhEELLLS WAR
Tools No. UDonsqafrc pC' Iou1hA'rl
CHURCH ORGAN for SALE, containing %
y stop. banks o. se,s ?. oeIs iss '1. 10 A. tour.
oman building IAAe pacs. W.hc sIt ces Ap1.g
IE GRAY ELlI~J5.
Agents Tor .tl., American Or-au'
/. nj I ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
a. J.FgGCo

Flrc, exchange is strong under the al vance rates
ny leading drawers and closed The following quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
3n5lrnCilon.

3nslrntron.
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ FFIIi-tvt.. CORNER or TM GNfl-NlNIH
Seventeenth Year. fc,oni Session Commences fcnr1arl
A FIRST-CLAsS SEMINARY for both sexes
&C, Bc,. fo5 os ROOM slT HtSoS 5
A HOME SCHOOL for Misses, AT Rose Hi,
n p,,har,. Corn Pd-cp-- Nr.. C. " WHITE
BoARDIIN[sGS , SGHo s3I;1,pr INSTITUTE.
Rev. ~ 2 =. jScESoS. Pfrrr,l 'a3 rr,srr'or.
(VAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE.
fFrer Bo'ri a1i Tuition ', term OF " v'es SPrnE
''- '''''''-'' NaaLi>s TILrov. Cr'rr'qn. ~.
CONNECTICUT LITERARY INSTITUTION,
Y Sufed ConnCee, ar't.r, f.1.'a@ al '''n-.'
frulci Siug opens March 25 Is7L l. Esd AShRh"N'
G,LAVERACK COLLEGE AND HUDSON
Y RIVER INSTITUTE a. Cavrr4et Cllu.i 60. y. YF' ho6
Seventeen lrrr end i,s.er A-s ~ ,5.ut5t lrfa
EARNEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re
TsSJtHiS N8SoS. Boz No. ot lop.cr' ny
FEMALE COLLEGE, Bordcntown. y. j.
jonS sI f. h a. w. F, ,., ''' ''''''' ''
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
" Ole. Bridgeport, oonn. Hs' EMILY NELSON FnntpaL
IRVING INSTITUTE. TaTytown, y. "a
For erei1r. aTpiy % b. : ROVE n. g. Ff.acoaL
In. HUNTS ENGLISH CLASSICAL, and
~. FRENCH SCHOOL pens - 20 brosw'y AZ Id fha''t
Sept Pasr,. intermediate Jaa,or tal Academic pepr
Ineuts Prspsres lie. J. e. \. H,NE A ~. frnarsL
NUSIC.-PRlVATE LESSON$-Piano, Gui-
vi tar Violu singing si,tL4 corner Thirt. -.1h.
Jay WATSON Director
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION in ENGLISH
BRANCHES Crs. Mathematics ht cf-au1t~ ~ frvsr
Atirc.s D. J. PERRY A. b. s. p, J. t'-io-ir. oo-n hsL
Coward INSTITUTE for BOlS-FloF!dl,
- Orange Co. T. / few toare WAITED 81 m ,arsnoe
.irs Fen. t'1gT ro1i.s t ,i
best Of Accommodations. Terms ,l Sc c- ,4oe
r. q. SCuRytf. 4. "
VERMONT HOME SCHOOL. U'uuiWcy, VI
FOR Bows under G literally lkp1 ir,o Doc family a1i ttrh l
branches ue-s,af. ellpr hure co. for $50 per ib
o.u. books stationery t3euiue slt sh 'r @ I'D e
- give w., hoy Rev. D. NV NA' D. y.
y1yANTED-A situation as BOOkkEEPER.
w Teacher o. B00seep1g Artu,' aui M4thrassc-
References respectable commercial tf n NeTiUk tad las
teen. Tor ia yea puac e4cSr ~ sl'e ras 81 Br'snes
FuUu. Eooal
10 s Cases. Spanish alt 'mp0sth
Address R. WRIGHT Frerc Bus t"-' - lu Sol Fg
tont Br,oAIyn or :. H. BRONER& 90, a. 81 hs., y T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

Groom J7relS, by EMMA J.. MofFErr' lOarF-
tom, is the title Of historical romance l"un.r" W.
Ncvic, ,rcor NJ tbe E,noeror MAMMALIAN. The tragic
scenes Of his adventurous lie portrayed VIII co"S"
cradle power Of description. although IL the gorgeous
st,r which If 50 congcnal to Southern tastes me ''
Of the volume s that OF tender ympahy win Tue ~"
peIiq cause nor does the writer omit passing !"o
10 the noble and chivalrJus spirit when lmPo"'H '"'
Confederate armies 10 defend the rShl OF nu"'"
600 Il, deadly conflict with the people Of the North. The
,dircrs a, the French and Austrian policy IN relation
70 the throne Of Mexico and the advocates OF the poht
ical principles which suffered signal defeat III te rare
war Of the Rebellion may find gloomy pasune III TINS
rehearsal Of the disasters Of lost cause but the hu
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