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so cents For Six Months on Trial.

Every Mason should subscribe to the MASONIC MON
1ron, published monthly, at Goldsboro N. c.
Devoted strictly to tho Sciences; Philosophy,
Symbolism ana jurisprudence Of Masonry and
news of special interest to the fraternity South,
The MONITOR has received the highest enconi-
ums from the impartial and intelligent press of
the country. The proprietor solicits the patron
age and support of the fraternity. Address J. A.
BONITZ, Managing Editor, Goldsboro N. G.
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DAVIDSON CoLLEGE.-We have received
the catalogue ofthis institution for 1912.
The College is situated in Mccklcnbury
county, n. c., and the last session there
were ninetY-nine students in attendance.
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Meetings..

WATEREE DIVISION NO. ., s. OF T.-At'
tend the regular meeting Of your Division at
Temperance Hall on Monday evening at - o.
clock. By order of ". /: y G.
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Obituary.

D1ED-July 2, 1872, at Camden, s. G.
VIRGINIA ADELAIDE, first child Of A. NJ
and L. A. Hyams.
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/Messrs. GRIFFIN ~ HOFFiIAN, NEWS
EpApER ADVERTISING AGENTS, No. SO't;h Street.
& BALTIMORE. Mn. are duly authorized 70 contract
~ for advertisements ut CT: lowestrates Adfcrtsers
IN that city are cQ,rscd leave their favors with
~ this house This firm has exceptional facilities lor
~ placing Advertisements chcaply and we take peas
"a fre in referring all who desire 70 advertise IN ont
"a oftown papers especially those having real estae
u to eeii-to thcsc gentlemen.
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CAROLINA FARMER-The July number
has been received, full ofinteresting contents
The Famer is published at Wilmington,
n. c. by VIM. II. Bernard, at the low price
Of $500 per annum.
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Read Read.

TT you wish to exchange the old iron which is
lying around in your way, for cash, Lam the
man to accommodate you. l also wish TO pur.
chase any quantity of old brass, lead, rags, wool
and hides, for which will pay cash; 50
them along. L. RICH,
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Orn AGENTS IN CuARLEsToS.-Thcad advertising
agency of Walker, Evans & Cogswell represent
cd by Roswell 7. Logan. Esq. is the only author
lied agent for this paper, intharicston:
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TIE RURAL CAROLINIAN.-We note
with pleasure the arrival of this sterling
periodical from the house Of Walker, Evans
T. Cogswcll, Charleston, sc. The articles
are well written and fully up to the usual
standard. This monthly should be patroniz.
ed by our farmers.
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TIE FoURTH-IIow TIE DAY PASSED
OFF, &c.-At carly dawn last Thursday the
sound of ffc and drum startled the quictudc
Of the town and awokc the slumbcrinS popu-
lance to find thatthe morn of the 9G;h an
niversary of American Independence had
arrived and awaited its celebration. Country
darkics had been travelling all night in order
to be in at the commencement and stayed
nearly all next night. in order to finish up. a
day so auspiciously begun. From the old
man of gray hairs and bow-legs to the hatless
and coatless urchh,o six SUMMERS, and from
the venerable and respectable mauma to the
pert and Haunting daniscl of"sweet sixteen"
uI iocked to town to see the elephant, hear
The rounded periods Of the speakers, tire
themselves out and thcn-glorious consuma-
tion-go home suffering from the p!eadings
of mescntcric glands, which sought for food
to stop the cravings of hunger.
The celebration was not as extensive as
on previous occasions, but still procession
was formed and marched to the grove near
the Academy for the colorcd children, where
harsagues were delivered by Mcssrs. Place:
SILVER, Wall, Carter, Gary, Gather and
other leaders of the colored people Among
the most strikingly bright ideas evolved was
that Horace Greeley, "Honest Horace" was
"thicf and robber." Here, by way of pa
renthcsis, it may be remarked that no mat
ter how pure, honest and unimpcachable the
character Of person mag have boon while a
blind aihercnt Of Radicalism, ifhe comes
out of the slough and seeks to wash and
be clean, the dirt-dauLcrs immediately
aud instantaneously so to work to deilc him
g and make him out to be a iirst-class. dcctl
fully acurrantcd. In short, the less said aboaut
the speeches, the better, since they would not
bear repetition. Mr.. Wall produced the
. l:Black Code" and read few extracts from
it, which created some sensation, but in the
main, verylittlc enthusiasm prevailed and
many of the audience left before the speak
ing was concluded.
Tn the afternoon a few men accompanied
by multitude of boys, marched up Main
street and gave "three cheers" for everything
and every body. The policemen who were
very vieilant on the occasion, arrested ten
cases of drunk and disorderly and lodged
them in the guard house. Among them,
were two women. Two Of the men were
white, the others colorca.
No disturbance Of any note occurred, and
by ten o'clock at night, the town had re-
sumcd its usual quiet.
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ANOTHER PUzzLE.-A young lady being
asked her age thus replied "Ihe difference
between my age and my fathers is G6S
per cent Of my mothers, while the difference
between my fathers and my mothers age is
I II per cent. Of the difference Of my "a
theirs age aud mine, and 12! per cent. Of my
age. My mothers age is ~ years"
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"B1moUs."- IF you feel dull, drowsy,
dcbiltatcd, dcspondcnt, have frequent head
ache, mouth tastes badly in morning, irregu-
lar appetite and tongue coated, you are suffer
ing from To,pid Lt;rcr or Baiousncss." In
many cases of "Livcr Complaint" only part
of these SYMPTOMS arc experienced. AS a
remedy for all such cases, Dr. Pierce's Gold
Ell Medical Discovery has no equal, as it
effects perfect cures, leaving the liver strength
ened and healthy. Sold by all frst-class
druggists.
low Unnecessary the Anguish many per-
sons undergo from rheumatism, gout,
neuralgia, toothacho and earacho. We say
unnecessary because the application Of Mex
lean Mustang Linimcnt to the affected part,
or few drops of it in the ears or tooth, affords
instaneous, and what is better, permanent re-
lief. For cuts, wounds, bruises, swellings,
and all injuries or diseases which require
treatment EXTERNALLY, this liniment is every
where regarded as the most potent ard re,
liable healing agent in existence. For all
external Injuries or ailments of horses and
cattle, it is infallble.
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DR.. TUFTS SARsApARILLA AND QUEENS
DEI1auT.-This valuable preparation COM
bincs all the Medicinal virtues which long
experience has proven to possess the most
safe and efficient Alternative and deobstrucnt
PROPERTIES for the cure Of Scrofula, Kings
Evil. White Swellings, Ulcers, cancerous
and Indolcnt Tuners, Mcrcuriol and.Syphili-
tic Affections, Enlargement and Liberation
Of the Bones, Glands, or Of the Womb, Spleen
and Kidneys; al the various Diseases OF the
Skin, such as letter, Riugworms, Bolls,
Pimples Sore Eyes, Il. Nervous Affections,
Drorsy, and all diseases originating from a
dcprayed state of the Blood. Also, many
affections peculiar to Females. as Suppression,
Irrcgularity. Lcucorrhea or Whites, Sterility,
Ovarian and Uterine Dropsy, &c' 1t Is
Purely Vegetable.
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While using Dr.. TUFTS Liver Pills, no
restraint of dict or occupation is necessary
You may eat or drink as usual. They arc
purely vegetable.
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye leaves no Ridiculous
Tints.
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A ANAMEsAKE.-Wc have lately received
ancwspaper called THE CAMDEN JOURNAL" "
published at Camden, n. Y:
We are happy to see that our namesako
has displayed at tho head of its editorial
column the names of fGreely and Brown for
President and Vice President. We are hap
py to welcome it as an exchange, and assure
the Journal that VIC are fo the "Sago" also,
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LAND SALE.-The following concludes the
list of dclinuucnt and forfeited land sale:
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TIE METEon..A friend has sent US a
copy ola little sheet, bearing the above tit
tie, published at the Alabama Insane Hos
pital, and edited by an inmate of that Institu-
tion. It's motto is Lucus a non Mcca0o,
Its contents are varied and interesting.
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SouTIlEkN CULTlvAToR.-This sterling
monthly is our table, for July. All of its
departments are fully up to the usual stand
ard. 1t spublished at Athens Ga, at $500
per annum, by Mcssrs Wm. & W. L. Jones.
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Col AIKENs ADDnEss.-We have been
requested to call the attestion Of the
Community to the fact that Col. D.Wyatt
Aiken will deliver an address in Town Hall,
on next Tuesday evening, and to request a
large attendance.
Agriculture will be the subject of the ad-
dress.
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stomach is almost invariably accompanied
bv irritation OF the temper.
The invisora,nS and tranqnlizins op-
Grafton of Iostcttcr's Bitters is most pow
crfuly developed in cases Of indigestion.
The first effect Of this agreeable tonic is
comforlIn. and encouraging. \ mild glow
pcrvadcs Tie system, the chronic uncasneSs
, in the region of the stomach is lrs>enrd, =,
and the nervous rc<tlcSSn"s:: which charac-
,criZcs the disease is abafcd. This I'M
provcneut is not transient. l. not su.-
! c.c;l-d bv tie return OF the oil Symp on9
with suprras!ird tnrcr, a is always the
case when uumrhicatrd SiimullntS are
given for ;he complaint. Each dose seems
TO n;ptrI Il permanent accession Of hcalth-
D.. Eul uvic >ra'ion. Bat this is not all. The
aa.icnt and ani-i,IluIiS properties Of TIE
! preparation are scarcely secondary III im-
r,orAIirr 10 is tonic ,irinrs II rrrr is al.
ovri flow uf bile: Iii" secretion is soon
brought within proi"'r limits, and il the
| hilary organ j. inert and torpid il is toned
and regulated. 1He rl'ct upon lHe us
charging organs is rquaIl! saluIary, and in
cases of constipation The catAaric actioa is
! Just sufficient to produce the desired result
gradually and withour pain. The Bi,tcrs
also promote healthy evaporation from the
surface, which is particularly desirable at
this season when sudden spells Of RAW, un.
; pleasant weather are apt to check the nat
! n'a prr<piraron and produce congestion Of
the liver coughs, and colds. The best
safeguard against all diseases is bodily
yigor, AMI This tic great Vegetable Hesto-
ralive especially promotes.
| Jan. 3, lin.
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Lrlge Mop.ganary Moses.

By relric..ce to the proceedings 81! TIC
LEGISLATURE of the 18th ii:St it viii be
seen that this officer has been re-eircicd
for another term. 1t is we'll that the
election is ov.:: the interests Of the pHo-
2le of this Ccurty demanded tha, they
should have Il permanent officer. The
ir7egulari,y with which the Courts have
hitherto been held, the short tcrmS when
held, the little work accomplished, have
involved thv accumulation .! a vast mum
Der of cases upon the docket, aud tins
ciogeiny If business has cHtail,d 4 vast
amount of suffering npon the people,
There vas time whya this could tot
have been the case; ws,et the !attiIi
cencc Of our Judges was 100 keen, the
spirit of judicial purity Was too high, t"
let it long remain 50. !: is hcNel that
Judge Moses presence amongst Us "o"
means relief. Few men have had tirer
field opened, or 4 greater opportunity "i-
fe-yu TO them. His Efforts ct the last
term of the Court 10 civar tie d"ckcts
won for him Il tii,c 20 the gratitude Ci
our people, auG, shall We say, gave an
earnest Of lis future usefulness.
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Imoortant Bill.

We learn that Mr.. Whittemore some
time since brought bill before the Leg
i>larure to the effect that County Treas.
urers report to the County Commits
sion: :rs, &c. Now, tho County Commits
s;o0ers being the CustodlanS, so to speak,
Of the public County trusts, and being
necessarily responsible for the character
of the official bonds which come within
their pnrview. it is right that The Conn
miSsioners themselves be required to en-
ter into heavy bonds. This would also
insure greater integrity in those elected
10 the Commissioners office, and give
honest officials, jealous of the pubic
GOOD, credit for their labcrS.
Should incumbcnts retire from office,
after having faithfully served their con-
sti,urntS, OILY to be succeeded 10y Shaky
characters on straw bail, Of course every
thing done by the retiring bard is, in
nautical pa!Iancc, liable to $50 by the
board"
We hope that, should the bill! have mis-
carried, Mr.. Whi!temore might cventu'
ally pass it, with the clause, that while
County Treasures be required to report
unreScrvcdly and at proper times, in 4
clear exhibit, 10 County Commissioners,
the la:,cr be held to rcqni>,'c bail.
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HAiGHT { co.'s CIRCUS, MUSEUM AND
coming in this direction by the Columbia pa
pers, will arrive here and give two perform
anceS on the afternoon and night Of Nedncs-
day, Feb. 7th. Its tour through the Southern
States since its return from the British Do
minions and New England last autumn has
been li;,lc less than continued oyation. #
it needed endorsement: tile following excellent
notice from the Charleston Daily Courier
will sufficiently commend il to our numerous
readers:
This anxiouSlv expected and loudly her
allied combination arrived in The city, by the
Savannah and Charleston Rail Road, re>tcr
dav, and with 4 characteristic enterprise soon
had their spacious pavilion up on the Cra-
del Green, from which The balloon iSccnt!cd
ar hai-past Two, making pleasant ;eriaI
voyage and landing with the daring eruniu;,
Mr. Garwood, upon The she'd of tic Ann
Street Depot Of the South Carolina Rail Road.
In the evening there WIS IN imTcn>e III
tendance of ladies and gentlemen. who wit
messed the startling tcats Of grand and LOFTY
tumiiug c1urSrrinniSln, and of tue gymua-
SUM, with evident delight. The whole pro-
gramme was carried ouI 10 the letter, and in
Il manner that establishes this company us
one of the most perfect travelling organiZ:l-
tions of the kind We have ever seen. The
menagcrie Is wei supplied with the wonders
of the forest. The side shows contain Il Swiss
warbler, dwarf, 4 magician, whose tricks
are untuhomable There will be PERFORM
ance and balloon ascension to-day, and Il
brilliant entertainment in the evening"
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Ugh!

The Pimnix, which strikes the Ring
so boldly, pcrsi<,cnty, ably, ami truth
fully, is now ho,lv after tue immaculate
Joseph. It says "lhat for ways that are
dark and tricks that are vain, this Joe
Crews has been long ptculiaT." and
shows up his last business act, that i
tie la>, v i.ich has come 10 light Of day.
Joe has this time gone back on the A>y-
lum - taking il, the poor fanatics. lie
is regent Of that institution, and as
such, with the o:hcr WORTHLESS, he has
;uracti :. penny in coal transaction.
1t appears from the Phmnix>S showing,
that lie purchased 100 tons Of coal for
the As, ium, and drew the money for it,
bmt that the Asylum did Lot receive
more than fifty tons, willie regents Tay-
inr and Nash each received two tons, l..
Ea<S Carpenter, of the Union, nine,
shipped up ihc 6. & c. r. Il. about
seven, and hauled away by Government
teams aEout ten. Wi!at became Of the
other twenty is not get Gscerta!ned.-
But worse than ail-or rather, Gaping
The climax, for nothing could De worse
than cheating the poor insane inmates
Of the A<y'rw-comcS the charge, tha,
the c"al was uevcr raid for, although
the money was drawn.
Well may the PhGnix say for ways
;hat are dark and tricks that arc mean,
that This beats all.
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The Judges Election

Which took place on Thursday last,
resulted as follows: 4. J. Willard,
the present incumbent, for the position
IF Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court and the following for the Circuits
lion. Robt. +. Graham, first circuit ;
Hon. j. J. Mahcr, second; Hon. J. I.
Green, third; !Ion. G. p. Townsend
fourth: Hon. S. v. Melton, fifth; Hon.
T. J. Mackcy, sixth; lI'n. Montgomery
Moses, seventh, and lion. ! l.. Oar,
eighth. Three uf these arc new, the otn'
ers have a.rcarly sat on the Bench.
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L. W. GRAND LoDGE, I. Q. O. F-At q
meeting OF ,hc Lrdg2, held Yesterday, the
following officers were elected: 4. ] Minis,
VI. W. u. NJ: 7. Steen. r. W. ID. &. M; I.
Su,zhachcr, +. W. 6. W; r. James, r W.
G. Secretary: James SilcoN. r. ". G r.: J.
4, Elkins. r. ". G. Chaplain; K. L"bbv. Sr.
L. ". G.E.; i. G. Magraih Jr., V. Il. VI;
]. D. Mcyec, W. &. c.; + Ilngnelef, ". G.
$: Committee On STATE Of the or'ler-W. G.
DeSau>Sure, J. Mckenzie. J. \. Robson,
John lIeese,nan. Silas JohnStone: commi.ec
on fnancc-.1os,lah Whi'dcn, Arthur Fairly,
G. T.. Mccncn: commiItee on mileage and
rcr dicm-W. +. S1ilIigaN, Geo. Grubcr, W.
Rosenberg: coasaittce on elections and re-
turus-R. james. c. Ehcrhar'It. j. N. Elford.
iCharle>ton News.
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LoveIace & W;;::eae!er's S.

TIE st and only ElTTON.llOLE and
SEWING MACHINE COMBINED that has
made It's advent in this or nry other CONN
trv We rive the following As som" Of th"
rr,sonS whv this is Il;r BEST FAMILY
MACHINE TO PURCHASE:
!, Isrr.,,>r it vii 10 everything that any
nacL;no can DO, sewing from the hncSt 10
,he coarrst matrrial, hrmuing, Telling, cor
ding, ,brailiug, binding, gathering and ssAiag
on, ut ,Ar salnc time rutllinE, quilting, etc.
better Lu2 s=y other machine
Because Ire tensions are more easily
adjusted .han any other machine.
:. nrrausp il cail work il beautiful b~tton-
hole, making rs Ene prA'l as by The
hand.
/ :;rcansc Z; wi cs14i,:"i'l"r over the
cIce. maxim. Il neat anti beautiful! border
on any garment
: I:yt.rs.. it vii work Il beautiful eyelet
hoe.
!; Because It cas- 90 "yrr-har1 Scanning,
ly which <$<ect<, pillow cases and lie like
ar. sra,<. 0"rr aini over.
:. l,..yau>c Vol can quickly raise or lower
the trcx! to ;s&Apt it 10 thick Or Thu clo'h
s Hrrat.>e Won have i sort deep o0bbln
by v!,;,l, tie thread is constantly drawn
from tue centre the tension is consequently
even, aud does not break the thread.
t. Because the prcS<cr.!oot turns back :;
,h;r tue cloth can be easily removed after
being $cwei.
In Because the lest mechanics pro-
rourcp il tie '.cst IiniShe! ana made OH the
~, G.,
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The Columbia Female College.

In our last issue We made mention
that the Trustees of the above College
had determined to make on effort to re.
vive the Institution daring the ensuing
fall. We now publish with pleasure a
card from the Trustees as embraced be
low, aud earnestly commend the plan
proposed to our readers, in Tie hope that
such help may be extended as vii! in.
sure the opening of the College:
The Trustees OF the Culumhia Female
College have determined TO reopen it
! he ensuing au;umn, # this can possibly
be done. In order to DO this, and to
place the Institution on a secure foutlng
it will be necessary to raise the SUN Of
$50. 900. The Executive Committee Of
tic Board have been charged Hith the
duty Of bringing this IN .t,cr before the
public, and of appealing in behalf 0t this
institution to all who wish to promote
The cause of Christian education in thc
South. With view to raise the re.
qu'>'.e 'u".''' '''e '"~',:' '"'e "" "i's'. y.
tae l"ho".ne P'""' ""''' '"''o' IAN
OF success II Il meet IN We u "S' II '"s'
inc support a"o cc ''c'a'''i' " '"' l''"'
pie:
FlRsv.-Thc Board proposes TO i>Su"
bonds to the a!n"unt OF S2"'o"': II S >
much should be ueelei, in sums 0! 800
each, pavahle in five years, without in.
terest. Those va" purchase these '"n"s
will theS cootr'sGtc the interest on tie
amount o. their investment ioF fVc
years, at the expiration .! Which, time
the principal VII! ne rcpai I.
SECOND. They will sell Scholarships
in the College, on the following terms,
viz: Any one donating $500 t" the IN
Stltull"n VIII hc entitled 10 tNe PrlVEe:c
OF sending one pupil, free Of tuition fees,
for five years.
THIRD. They appeal earnestly to The
liberal and benevolent nf all dcnnthlna.
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4 Little les than one year ago. when this
grand enterprise WAS organized in Atlanta. Ga.
many ssgacious people predicted 1ailure in its
infancy. but the unprecedented success crownin-
it everywhere it has been. has satisfied them Of
the error Of their Judgment.
No exhibition on the road has given grrater
satisfaction. and none have achieved as great
degree Of popularity.
Neither labor nor money has been 81 arc1 to
make it the most extensive and chcjcc exhibition
on the roud. and the almost daily tremendous
audiences app'auding the fats of the diff rent
artists have served 30 stimulate he management
to even greater eXertions,
Throughout the Middle States and New Eng
land. the Dominions Of New Brunswick. Nova
Scotia Prince Edwards Island. Cape Brcten
and New fouudlaa6, there has been but one
voice from the press and public as 20 the intrinsic
merits Of this mammoth establishment.
Messrs. HAlGUT & GO. feel eNcusoblc
pride in thus referring to their repec ted triumphS
AID praise ofthe " rid. VIII on has bit verdict
as 10 the high character Ali superiority at this
first-ciass Arenic and Geological Combination.
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COM III ERCIAI.

NEwBEEsy. :. G.. !snnnarv 23.-Cotton 2Hc.
LIVERPOOL. January 22-Evcning.-totton
closed quiet and steudy-up!ands l. :: Orleans TO-.
New YORK. January - Z. N.-Cntt"n Guie;
-nIldlIng up!aid> %: Orleans -. Gold. "aH::
CB+ELESTuE. 6aiNaary:2SS II Ueton cuiei-nid-
ding 81.
AUcusrA. Saneary 2-co;on steady-nid'
ding 20t
R,LTIMcEg. .%nnary 2..-COttoa stsady-mi'L
II;Or DiJ
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For EyERy1 oDz" is one Of the hand
some>: monthly papers we receive The en-
cravings for rhis month are charming and in
large variety. while tie reading matter is un-
exceptiunable. We commend For Every
body" 80 onr readers one and all. Published
hv H. II. Sage, Buffalo. y. T.. at 50 in ad.
vance. toscihcr with IN elegant chrome.
the Sto!>: Mother
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COZ late yeass advertising hus assrmed
s.ery important phaSc-in fact has become
science 81 4.l>inesS. end no one has done
more, or Us lhach. to make it So as Geo. P.
Rowel 4 Co.. Of Nrw York. Tacir prompt
end systematic mode of t-anSacting shcr
business has SaiU,G the confidence of ali
large advertisers, and t&S Iai-cd them in a
fcE years fiom one Of the Smallest 10 tie
leading advertising hoEsc in the world
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
The Ku XIux T-ials--Northern Opinions.

We commend an article on our out
side from the New York World, show
ing up the iniquitons Ku klux trials, So
called, which have lately been brought
to close in Columbia. 1t Is the best
thing we have yet seen, and although
our readers need no arguments to con.
vince them Of the iniQuities prac;iccd,
vet we say read the article.