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About "Dolly vardens.''

An inquisitive subscriber In one OF the
rural districts asks us to explain the history
and uses Of Dolly Yardens. 1t shall be
done.
The cherry-cheeked daughter Of the inn
keeper in Barnaby Rudge is the first tender
damsel known to have borne the name OF
Dolly Warden. The origin OF the surname
is forgotten, although one ingenious chroni-
cler suggests that the word Warden may be
only corruption OF iarthing, (or as Lady
Duberley calls it, 90 brass farden'') which,
in turn, finds twin brother in tho farthin-
gale OF Elizabethan days. 1t must be noted,
in passing that there is o great difference
between the Farthingale and the Warden.
One was worn in front and the other isn't.
Returning to the original Dolly, it is found
that she wore quilted skirt with an over
dress OF chinlz, aiterial used in later
times for bed-curtains and the like. This
over-dress OF figured and howered stuff was
the common garb OF the girls OF the period,
but fell into disiavor until, after lying a
century dead, the article was introduced to
the fashionable world with the familiar title
Of Dolly Warden. Delicacy forb:ds any
description of The latest improvements in
Dolly Yardens, or Cf the way in which they
are used. Fearfully and wondrously are
they made, and it may be hinLed that
Thackerays cherubs which had "two wings,
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bubbling spring, with Its miraculous Wa.sr'
was levied upon copiously. Woou-cnoppius
bout followed, in which Mr.. Greeley came ouI
ahead and handled his long.handled natcnet
with terrible effect. The mellow horn was
hen wound, and, with excellent appetites,
the company sat down to lunch upon looster
salad and cold chicken, while Mr.. Greeley mo-
aestly contented himself with Boston brown
bread and cold water, over which un'neoriaens
BANQUET he fell into reyerle which lasted nn'
I'll the Importantly of his friends for auto.
graphs aroused him from dreams OF an actual
Arcadia aud possible Presidency.
Sir Henry Lylton Bulwer, the English
diplomatlst, and elder brother OF tne grea
novelist, better known as Sir Henry LytIon
Bulwer, died Sunday night, In his sixty y-elghth
year. He was born in 1904, and early eVinceo
great aptitude for diplomatic service. firs'
attached to the legation to Berlin, in 1927, he
was sent in like manner successively TO the
courts of Vienna and The Hague. From tne
latter city he went, In 1880, to Brussels, ant
the same year he was returned to Pafi Lament
He was afterwards minister to the courts
Brussels, Constanlinople and Madrid. In lS4s
Sir Henry Bulwer represented Great Britain IL
this country at Washington, where he enjoyed
much popularity. The famous Bnlwer-Clay
ton treaty was In great measure his own work
He went, In 1852. as envoy extraordinary tt
Tuscany; In 1856 10 Constantinople and ths
DanubIan Prlnclpalities, where he Influenced
to no email extent the acts of the late Sultan
Asa diplomatist he must always rank very
| high in the estimation Of his countrytnen
whom no represented so often ana 80 iaien
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psndle,on supports Greeley.

The careful Washington correspondent oi
the Baltimore Sun writes on wednesday iast'
"Hon. James C. Robinson, Of Illinois, received
this morning letter from Hon. George b.
Pendleton, in which strong ground Is taken IN
favor of the endorsement Of Greeley at Baltl'
more. Mr.. Pendleton says that 1t Is hopeless
TO attempt party romlnalion, and that the
choice has to be made between Grant and Gree
Icy. He also says that only two closes are
opposed to Greeiey's endorsement, and that
they are, first, those who are too foolish te
see that It is the only chance for future good
government, and second, those who desire
the reelection of Grant. This letter places a.
rest all dispute as to the position of the glea'
Ohio leader"
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sand nothing to sit upon could have no n:
$50 Gov n nollu Vardon ~

sand nothing to sit upon" could have no tle
possible use for Dolly Warden, s;
For some mysterious reason the name
Dolly Warden is not applied exclusively 1te
an article OF dress. President Grant, whose
wit is as keen as his love OF office is disin
terested, gave to the Cincinnati Convention
the name OF The Dolly Warden Convention
All the office holders and organs in tns
country saw the joke and gufawed. lt Il
no joke. The pretty horse-breakers are Ire
quently called Dolly Vardens. And, IN gen
eral, any person or thing which Sardonl'
man wishes to poke fun OF. is honored "ltl
the graceful name of Charles Dickens
pretty rustic.
This is about oil that we can venture u
say upon so intricate a subject, out IL w
rural seeker after knowledge will think 10
o. moment he may find that be knows DO" !
is himself.
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Nfw Dnhilea1inns.


GPA AR K LING & U B E s.!
NEW sABBATK-sOHooL SONG BOOK
An appropriate name for this neat, complete
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about 15O of them,) by A. Hull and b. Saunders
Music New, Fresh, Spirited Price IS cents.
NEVER TROUBLE TROUBLE TILL TROUBLE
TROUBLES YOU,"ls the little OF favorite Song,
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TIE PILGRIMS HARP,
Il the name OF compact book ofE2lo pages,
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tains very large proportion Of the most popular
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Meetings. BY Asa Hull. Price go cents.
Everyt ody likes KISSING AT THE GARDEN
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THE MUSICAL TREASURE
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Price in BIDS. 50 so; Clio. So; Gilt S..
The above Books and Piece sent, postpaid, en-
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fnstetter's Bitters.

~ A WHOLESOME ST1MuLANI'
THAT Is ABSOLUTELY P0RE.-Physlciahs
rnrouohout the world ngrcc as TO Inc necessity LOT
,,r,o,,e s,lmulants In medical practice but COM
DIuin, and with good reason, of the impossoilty
of obtaining them pure. The difficulty here pre-
sented would be a serious one indeed, II the class
of agents WAS limited to tho adulerated liquors
and wines OF trade. It vanishes. however, when
the absolute purity and extraordinary restorative
properties OF HO OsTETTER'S BITTERS are taken
into consideration. AS o stlmulaut, the article is
absolutely free from everything Objectionable;
but this Is only one Of Its recommendations II it
were nothing more than an excltant, lib enects
would be neeting. It might refresh and revive
the system for few minutes, but could produce
no permanent benefit. The stimulating elements
of the Bl,ters ia means, not on end. The tonic,
anti.blllous depuratlve and aperent vegetable
juIces combined In the preparation are the agents
that lmpart vlgor and regularity to the weaken
ed and dlsordered organization. the splriluous
principle being chiefly useful In difusng their In
nuence through the system aud otherwise facill'
tating their operation. Alcohol. even IN lis purest
form, is no. 30 much medicine as motive pow.
er, BY which the specifics OF the vegetable King
dom may be brought to bear upon the deoiltated
and dlsordered organs that require renovating
and regulating and It Is 10 this way that the pure
essence Of rye Incorporated 10 Hostetter's Btters
increases the eficieacy Of the purely medical In
oredents. may27-mwf3DaO
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R1cHLAND, Chester Greenviile and Mari
boro' Counties, in addition to those al
ready named, announce that meetings VII
bo held to elect delegates to the State Con
vention. That body will be full, ana VT
hope worthy, representation OF the TAX
20 I,onn
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.0UR SOCIAL CLRCLE.-THE REGU-
I b+IaR Monthly Meeting Of the Circle VII, be
h ia THIS EVENING, the lsL in3tant, at half-past
o,c.ock. A punctnal attendance Is r qaested.
o. order. 40. PANSIN,
;rnix Sec etaTy.
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junl-1t

OHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL so.
II OIETY,-Attend Monthly Meeting OF your
Society, THIS EVENING, 1st instant, at sonr
Rnons. northeast corner OF st. Philip and Beau
fsin streets, at hall-past O'CLOCK.
By order. JAMES aoSa,nrv hoNaN.
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Meetinqs.

DAN LODGE, No. 90, L. o. B..B.-THE
- Regular Meeting Will be held AZ the usual
time and place. Nomination for officers. and
final action upon Suspension Of Members i0r Non.
payment OF Dues. BY order OF the presldear.
f"' ASHER D. COHEN,
,,,,1t Secretary.
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MTANTED, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
w living on Suvau's lsland steady
servant who understands cooking and washing.
Apply Immediately at No. 80 st. Philip street.
innl.lt
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CARO-
N LINA.-The Regular Monthly Meeting OF
This Society will be held 1HIs EVENING. ut
n,cIock. MANNING sIM0Ns, N. D.,
I'M Secretary.
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OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
~ CHARLESTON COUNTY, CHaRLES cON, s..
o.: MAY 70, 1S72.-The Regular Monthly Meeting
OF the Board OF Examiners OF ChareIlon County
will be held Ut the Normal School. No ST. Philp
street. on SATURDAY, June Let, commencing 81 y
O'Clock A. n. =
Applicants for examination must be present
punctually at the hour named.
mayao.ths2 Chairman.
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yKTANTED TO PURCHASE, A SMALL
w House. Purchase money TO be paid In
monthly instalments. Address "Desire, !" at NEWS
office may3l
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mants.

NARPENTERS WANTED.-SIX GOOD
" workmen, with louls. Apply To A. Nc.
llIRR Jr East BaY street. junl.2"
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Gbe Gbaflestnm aems
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1872.

sg- Mr.. WILLIAM E. sndMoSs, Jr., is the
travelling agent for THE NEWS, for South
Carnlina..--.r, - -..L--..-.-A-.... .------
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TTOMES rEAD BUILDING AND LOAN
Ill AsSOCIATlON-AsNU4L NEE lNG.-Tha
Fifth Annual Meeting OF this Association VIII
O'Clock, az the hall OF Charleston Hook anu Lad
der, No 2, north side Of Wentworth street, near
King. The annual statement Will be sub
DIrettors Will be held; Dues will be received
during the day at the store Of VIM. q. ':Whllden:
corner King and Beauiain streets, and at the hall
in the EVENING. JOSEPH WHtLDEN,
inn1 Treasurer.
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a arnsem1et1ts.

City OF Charleston from the Sea. Battery, st.
Mchaels, St. Philips the Isthedral as 1t was and
ia, the Old Posrofi ,e, City Square, the Market on
Saturday Night. Street Merchant. Fort Sumter as
it was and Is, Fort Moutrle and Beach View OF
Sulliyan's Island, Magnolia Cemetery, Ashley
River and Phosphate Works.
Georgia. North Carolina, Vlrgtnll, Mount Ver-
non, Washington city, Baltimore. Philadelphia
New York. Fulton Market aud Ferry, an AWicaole
Settlement OF the Alabama claims, the Carpet
Bagger the Militia Applicants for Legislative
tionOrs, Leaving the State, the Blue Ridge Rail-
road Bill. Il. gi,E s-.s' ~. So.
Instructive, entertaining and amusing Lecture
will accompany each exhibition.
Full Orcne ira, Gorgeous Effects and Magnid.
cent Paintings. ....s,..-
Doors open at half:past O'Clock. Panorama
moves at O'Clock. i
Prices OF Admission: Adults, go cents; Children,
26 cents. Junl-7
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Refresbmettt 5aloons.
G LLIVAN'S is L A N D .sg
- ICE DREAM SALOON AND BAKERY.

Mrs. P. JACOBS would respectfully inform her
friends and numerous customers chat she has
opened the above establishment, at that pleasant
and oomln0dious retreat known as Mclndoe's
Bakery, near thu landing. =, ~;
mornings aud evenings, and Ice Cream and Cakes
on demand, 10 any quantity that may be desired.
may2l-tHths8r ','' ~ y
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VETANTED, SEVERAL SMART ENER-
w GETIU Female Assistants for The Fancy
Business. Address with reference and expert.
enpe H. DAILY NEWS. jun1.1r
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!YTTANTED, A GOOD COOK AND MILK
w ER. Apply. with references, at No: 80
Rutl dge avenue. lunl.2T
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mch27.
NlHE NEW "EYMNAL" AT TWENTY
- -, - EENIS

We have received largo supply OF the various
editions OF the new HYMNAL. The new 90 mo.
edition at 20 cents, 80 cents and 40 cenLs 18 mo.
edition at 40 cents, 60 cents, 81 and upwards.
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XETANTED TO INFORM THOSE NOT
w ACQUAINTED with the fact that the SOUTH
ERN LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY Issues JOINT
Lie Policies, iusuring the lives Of partners In
business, 30 that, on the death OF either, tile
amount insured for Is paid to tue surviving party
It also iusures husband and wife on the same
plan. EBEN COFFIN, Agent, No. 81 Broad street.
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U OST, A GOLD NECKLACE, ON SUI
IL LlVAN'S Island Boat, or In The Market. The
nuuer Will be rewarded BY leaving the same al
r. MELCHERS, No. 2l7 XII 6 street. junl-ls
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4 GENTLEMAN, WITH THE BEST
"a testimonials, or good character and com.
peLency wishes q position as Teacher IN some
public institution, or as private tutor In family.
No objectiOnB TO gong into the country. can
teaeA French, Latin, Greek, Piano aud tho o.hsr
branches OF good education. Salary OF not so
great consideration as pleasant association. Ad.
dress u. ID. v, AZ the 0tlioe OF this paper.
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WTANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR Dash,
w q small House In the central or western
part OF tho city. Address "Qr at this Office slut
ing location terms &c, leb8
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for 6ale.

TUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE, A
J car load OF MULES, at Kentucky NIUE Lot
d. No. sos King street. jun1-lF
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XXTANTED, A WOMAN, WHITE OR
wv cOlored, to MUD children and to do
hUusework. Apply at No. 81 Society street.
nay2S-tuths3
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Cost an1 ,Jonno.

TOUND, AT THE STORE OF LOUIS
IL COHEN il CO., No. 24S Kiug street. o Pocket
Bovk containing money, which tie owner caD
have by proving properly anu pay Ing for this ad
verllsemenJ. junI-1$
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IRON BEDSTEADS AND FRAMES FOR
i mus4uito bars for sale at No. 1ls Market
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FIRST-CLASS BOOTMAKERs
Il wanted at No. 134 Meeting street. opposite
Pavilion Hotel. may3l-2*
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pOARD, IN BROOKLYN, N. Y, AT No.
- $40 Henry street. by the day or week. Par.
ties visiting New York viii find IL to their interest
and comfort 10 call at above number, few min
utes by horse:cars from Uortlandt street, New
York, vla Hamilton Ferry. sacket.slreet cars
cross Henry street a few doors from tie large
four.stOry double house. Commodi0us and ele-
gantly Turn shed rooms can be engaged OF moder-
alto rates by addressing D. U. KNIGHT, as abUvc.
may20.12
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VTTANTED, BY A CAPABLE CHILD'S
w NUkSE and ladies' ma d (coored) q sirua.
tIOn In q family about 10 travel North. Gan fur.
nisn the best Recommendations. Terms mode
rate. Address Mary s., ut the office Of THE NEWS.
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The VaIae Of Education.


II. Hall Stanton, Esq, Presi-
dent of the Board of Control of
the city of Philadelphia, in his
recent report speaks as follows
concerning the value of education
to communities. His wise words
should be pondered everywhere !:
The education of the young is a
subject, the Importance of which
has so long been tacitly acquiesced
in, and so often ably argued, that
q complete statement of its claims
upon the consideration OF the
citizens is neither expected nor
desired in this place. 1t is, new
ertheless, true that too many, who
should understand and estimate it
at its real value, are so absorbed
in the pursuits of wealth and the
development Of material prosper
ity, that they not only fail to ap-
preciate the Public School System,
but. regard the taxes levied for its
support as onerous and excessive.
. Strangely enough, they forget
that education is the essential pre-
liminary to the material progress
TO which they devote themselves,
and in which they SO rejoice. The
industrial activity of the day, with
the material wealth in which it
results, is of comparatively recent
growth. 1t is due to the quicken
ed energies of the inventive intel
lect, which are due in their turn to
the increased and increasing intel
ligence of labor.
Need it be added that the intel
ligence OF labor is due entirely to
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The 81 Degree Parallel.

In 1858 Col. johnson, of the U. S.
service, ran the 81 degrees parallel
of latitude, the line OF division be-
tween Kansas and the Indian Ter.
ritory. When the lands on the
Kansas side were about to be open.
ed, emigrants rushed in and made
Prescriptions with reference to the
johnson line. f.r efz .a.-...
In 1870 the government had the
line OF division run again. This
latter survey is known as the
Mitchell line. The work was done
by Short-and he did it up short
and the line is neither on the paral-
lei, or on Johnson's survey, or even
straight for half Q mile distance.
1t shows evidence Of mental or
physical alteration to the great
detriment Of border citizens and to
the State Of Kansas.
The line ran by Short varies from
= hundred feet to half q mile north
of the true meridian. Many per-
sons have been compelled to ,vscate
their honest claims, because the gov
eminent have sent their military
along the line to remove every
whSte settler within what the Nit
ehell line shows to be Indian Terri
tory: @ aaL ssro
Lieutenaut Orleman, under com
msnd Of Col. Carpenter, stationed
ct Parker, in the Indian Territory,
has ascertaiHed that tho line run By
Mitchell ss . division line between
Kansas and the territory does great
injustice to Kaneas, and that the
original survey by Colonel, after
ward General johnson, is the true
parallel division line. Colonel Car.
penter win Immediately report the
facts to the War Department.
Colonel Carpenters command
consists Of about ffty cavalry. Hi
orders were 20 remove all Intruder
from the Indian Territory. He hsi
discharged his duties, and on Tues
day, the Sd inst, moved his CON
| tnsnd TO Fort Gibson for Wantsa
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