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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-22
Atmospheric Poison.

The spring sun calls up something besides
the flowers and grasses. 1t evolves from
the damp earth, turbid rivers, stagnant
pools and black morasses, the gacious prov
catives of disease. From the offal and gar
bage of unclean cities, too, it exhales an eff
fiuviadestructive Of health and vigor. Pc
riodic fevers of various types are now raging
with unusual virulence i'm various parts of
the country, and I'll ere are complaints from
al quarters of a singularly unhealthy
spring. What is TO be done in This emer-
gency? The answer is simple and 10 the
point. Strengthen the body. Weakness
predisposes the system TO disease. Com.
mence at once course of the most genial OF
tonicis, Hostters'S Stomach Bitters. Be as
sured tina the germs of epidemic and en-
demic feyerS will never effect the physique
that has been fortified and regulated with
this glorious vegetable restorative. A moist
atmosphere asgrayates dyspepsia, and all
diseases of bilious type, and the sudden
themometrical changes common at this sea-
son, are severe trial even to strong cOnSti-
tutiOns. There is but one way of combat
ting these deleterious agencies, and that Is
by fnvigorating the body, and lmparting q
healthy activity to all its functions. The
only specie required for this purpose is Hos
letters Bitters. or all vegetable tonics and
alternatives, IL is the purest and the best. lis
medicinal ingredients include all the juices
and extracts Of the most approved tonic,
Botanic Kingdom, and they are combined
with q stimulant far superior in quality to
the alcohol used in preparing the tinctures
snd extracts of the Irregular" pharmacopGl.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-22
Fruits for Small Places.

In 1860 purchased five acres of land
IN the suburbs of small village. At
that time 1 scarcely knew q cherry
tree from q plum tree, or an apple tree
FROM a peach tree; scarcely knew q
strawberry plandfrom geranium, and
in this condition of information L set
about putting out fruits of all kinds,
as / had an eye to profit in supplying
my home with fruits, and selling
enough Of the surplus to defray the
expense of culture. Had / known a.
much about fruits at that time as I
have slice learned by reading the
papers it would have been worth hun.
dreds of dollars to me. As it was, I
had to depend entirely upon the nur-
seryman for advice; and he, of course.
with self interest uppermost in his
mind, like the human family general
ly, put of on me such stock as il was
most to his interest to dispose of.
The result was that I planted fruit
trees of varieties which were not
adapted to my locality-small fruits of
all KINGS which did not (three- fourths
of them pay for the p anting and
after weary years of labor, expense
and study, ! found-too late-that I
had been dipped. 1t would have been
economy in me to have employed q
regular Orchardist to select my varie-
ties and put them out. Yet l did not
even know that at the time. / have
now on my place many apple, peach,
pear, and plum trees, which have not
yielded fruit enough in ten years to
pay for their original cost. Under this
state of case, my advice to those who
do not possess the necessary informa-
ton is to consult those who do, and
on whom they can rely. Some nur.
serymen are honest. There are those
among them who will give good Sc
lections, and if you can avail yourself
Of Their knowledge, do so by all means.
Some fruits do well in certain
localities, which are worthless in
others. The chief idea is, to ascertain
What suits your special locality, and
when this is out, plant theses kind and
no other, There are q few kinds of
fruit, however, which seems to thrive
in all localities.-[ Country Gentleman.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-22

The famous Gun House Of Jos. GRIFFITH
& Son, Louisville, notorious in the South
and West as being the heaviest importers of
Sporting Goods in this country. outside of
New York, are again in the field with the
to be found anywhere. They are a solid
firm, and we believe 1t has become the habit
of most of our Southern merchants and
dealers of late years TO get all their sports
this firm, is now In Europe buying goods.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-22

Ticknor i Co., the celebrated clothiers OF
OF plan of ordering clothing by letter, to
which they call your special attention,
They If required. will send you their i'm
proved and accurate rules for self-measur-
ment, anda full line of samples from their
immense stock of cloths, cassimeres, coat
ing, &c. Thus enabling parties in any part
of the country to order theirclothing direct
from Them, with the certainty of receiving
garments Of the very latest style and most
perfect fit attainable. Goods ordered will be
sent by express. to be paid on delivery, pro-
viding that If they do not fl, they can be
returned at their expense. Asis well known
through the South and West they have foI
fifteen years excelIed in all departments Of
their business, which is guarantee as to
the character of the goods they would send
out. Rules for self-measurment, samples OF
goods, illustrated circular and price list sent
free on application. Ticknor 4 Co., manu-.
ufacturers and dealers In mems and boys
clothing and furnishing goods, either ready
made or made to order, COL and 603 N
Fourth street, corner OF Washington Ave
nue., st. Louis, Missouri. q ~. -,.I-
p n. B.-When in St. Louis you areiinvited
visit our mammoth establishment, where
you can find, thousands and thousands o.
garments ofsuperiof quality and workman
ship manufactured expressly for the bes
retail trade. Boys clothing "a special
ity with u. and our stock in this lineis very
xtensiye. TICKNoR & Co
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-22

No TIME TO BE Losr.-In the incipient
stages OF Consumption, the first sy mptoms
is generally hacking cough, pains in the
chest, difficulty in breathing, or oppression
of the lungs. Something should be done at
once to check the cough, allay and heal the
irritated parts. Aliens Lung Balsau Will
break up the cough in an incredible short
time; also prevent the formation of tuber-
cles. Where tubercles are once formed, the
disease is hard 10 cure. Hs- a..
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-22

Dealers in Chickering. Steck, Bradb ury,
Stanley 4 Sons. 4fovesteen Fuller & Co. and
other Pianos; also Southern Depot for the
gans. and celebrated Taylor 4 Farley, Estey.
Prince Co, and American Organs. All kinds
OF Musical Instruments. Sheet Music &c. Best
Imported Violin and Guitar Strings. All
kinds OF kspiriang and Tuning done to order.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-22

A farmer near Nashua, N. H. re-
Gently bargained his farm to another
farmer for $1,000, but when the day
and the purchaser arrived, informed
him that his wife was in Mysteries
about the trade, and he guessed he
would back out. But" said the
purchaser, II have come a. long dis
tarce, want the farm, and must have
it., How much more would induce
you 10 sell?' ''Well,n replied the
agricu;turist, rsgive me $3.50 more and
lethe n.y." go - ''si' '.'if ''' ~ p
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-22

Some Distance..-The number of Char
ter Oak Stoves made and sold lest year by
the Excelsior Manufacturing Company, If
placed in a line close together. would stretch
out for a distance Of sixteen miles.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-22

zs.3f1DkEER0 z0E0E(<x00 0duc&e1Un
should commence at one year old. A
suitable yoke and bows are provided !;
the tails are tied together bv the tuffs,
that they may not turn round and re-
verse the yoke. A rope is fastened
to the near horn ssof each steer these
ropes unite in one q short distance
from their heads. They are allowed
to stand in the yoke often when not in
exercise, and are exercised daily until
they, are familiar with the different
MOTORS and words and signs used to
control them. They are then yoked
to pair of wheels only, and exer-
cised with them. To teach them to,
back, strike them qnick blows on the
nose with the palm of your hand,
using at the same time the appropri-
ate word. Quietness and gentleness'
should be used during the lessons, and
a little salt will pacify them should
they be inclined to become unruly.
never unyoke them when they are
excited let them cool down first. 1t
should be borne in mind that what
ever is learned now will be remember
ed, and the lessons should be given
with the greatest care, .r.f5=ss ~ tsiis
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covered with the blood of fifteen muir.
ders, roamed the woods like Semi
mole. Rhody Lowery is said not to be
constant wife, but TO follow the eur
rent example of Scuffletown. Other
persons, the negroes notably deny
this. A more persevering newspaper
correspondent mightsettle the issue.
LowERY AS A THEORIzER.
Mr.. Hays, a Republican, of Shoe
Heel, whose knowledge of the Scuffie-
town settlement is, very good, and
whose practical Northern mind is not
likely to be deceived, told me that
Lowery, among his numerous warn
ings served upon people, stopped one
white man on the road and said:
"You are taking advantage of my
miliar with my family, Now, you
better back up and get out of this
country" The man lost no time in
doing as requested; for Lowery
generally warns before he kills. In the
matter OF honesty in the observance of
promise or treaty, the people most
robbed and outraged by this bandit
acknowledge his Indian scrupulous-
ness. "Mr McNair," he said to one
of his white neighbors, whom ne had
robbed twenty times, .' want. you to
gear up and go to Lumberton, where
they have put my wife in Jail for. no
crime but because she is my wife that
amt her fault, and they can't make
SO. You people won't let me
work TO make my living, and l have
got to take it from you; but God
knows she'd like to see me make my
own bread. You go to luElberton and
tell the Sheriff aud County Commits
siouers that if they don't let her out
of that Jail I'll retaliate on the white
women of Burnt Swamp Township.
Some of them shall come to the
swamp with me if she is kept in Jail,
because they can't get me-"
LowERY AS A TRUCE MAKER.
LOwery then named a point on the
road where he would meet McNsir,
and he met him instead three miles
nearer to Lumberton. The feeling of
terror in the coantry may be under
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Coughs and Colds

No matter how old or obst nate these an
I moving complaints may have become they
| are quickly and safely cured by the use OF
| the Hungarian Balsam of Life. Do not
! neglect a trifiing affection of the throat or
| lungs, for it may lead to consumption.
I READTHE TESTIMONY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
Pc IN NSxLVANlA RAILROAn
&A4AMa
ON AND ApTIR MONDAY INV ~

Y.
EST PAlLADkLFHiA.
Trai ms leave Depot. Thirty second And rh o, s.,
4' '''s s:i. .fss .ae nv. A. :ns Sis
Paoli Acconm odAtion daily. except Sund., 4 y
~ ' \, 3, 81 m: and lilo .. m ll0 m :. 70 "
NlaSArs Express daily. except Sunday, 73. u
ASSx nsvsa 81 aud EimirA Express daily. s1csr,
Mail MiiIny dsiiy' oc s,c,n, .. % SUNDAY
last Line and Erie E1p. daily sx suniayli ~ T. ~
n1rr,sDarx .aarx Acc. daily e!ccDt sunday. $50 N.
pafk esburx Train daily. except sunday. 1,p !.
Cincinnati Express daily, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EW "a, y =,
Hoot9eI9 hxprers daiy"......."....,.. 800 n.u,'
scinc EXPRESS daily sily".................. ii 10 T. ia
.aI P.S! sunday . ..m and 80 g Sn. M
Erie Mail saturday nixht runs only 10
S.ay:s, :.s.c, and
New York Divisi.r '' D." Pm
Express for New York. rs. $40 aud ii 90 "a. md
Es.ress l'a,n tor Long Branch 7.l5 T. N. And
E!uiEIAnt Train for New York. II, sOnm
May Trains tor Bristol, i. Is and TO- 10 m
Way Iraiu Tor Trenton, Ii 80 jim,
Way Tram for liollnesburg and BustIetou. % n m
My - oik sunday Trains. 7.2' u. ~ y IN. AMI
'.a3 ~; N II r,Hn NJ connects at Trenton for Lambert,
;, ''''' AND T;i KkSsisS;fios SS!1i!;s;i DEPOT
WoinssSl1s W.s Bustieson. 10 IN. i2sOA 7.lh u.
A'e"o tot AIoutOu. ~ u and 40 M
Way Tr ms for Trenton. 1900 N. 80. 500 and
FoR sEI%iilDUEKEi snsII'SilU D1iyisl;o;N. 81" N
h1Hssss tor Trenton. Lsmbertvill Eaton. scran
Way Train e Lambertyiile l. ipstou.l .lS q, Am
Ex%fes. f"r Trenton. LAmbsrtyills. EastOn. Scr an.
Accom- ' M&sksr srIais;' fsssTe srS sissTePk PkkSRy
AmhOy DivssiOn. :.
AccOmmoia. for sw York via Amboy sn
way IrMns f"r Trenton, % aud lou a m u ,s,
noon aud VI. 8 ~ snt : w u NJ '''
accommodation tor New York via Perth Amboy
?W u. " -''"oo''
A!scomm for New York via jersey Civ aU MN,
Way lfsln 1uf Eurlins ton ,,......... y, =, "a.
Way aains ior bort-ni"~n. 500 and ii n, :, -.
Es y. AI.,s' hf u H'shtstuwn. ~ IN and g. 50 i, M
Eaprsss Trains tor Pembsrtnn. Long Rranrh ana
~ soathsr" and Tucksston Rail- dads. d.
Way iralus Tor Mt Holly. loo. $40 and lD.
way Trains for femterton. l0iD u. 2 Is & 0o.ni
6,Vp.M A. wv sh'
nlssp,ns Car Tickets fur the " ct esn be had I'm
appiic ally THE Ticket Once Di Chesta str .,f
thI AZ inc petot ThIffa second and Market sts
Agents " The mon 1ransis, Company VIII ca
receive rroup pt attention and Rsflroad linz ssM,n. ~
can aifo lie CHAINED at the following
TIGHT OFFICES 49, IS Is eess..Das eS:..suss :,,ss'
No. liz Mars 81 arsss' re ss'
and at the Dspo.s apd Ferry named aLsve !
A J. UAoS<TT. General Naaas., I
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MAN.

The human mind. that ioNty thing.
The pslacs and the throne.
Whore reason sits scsptred king.
And brsathss it. Judgment tonei
Yet who with silent steps can traes
The borders Of that haunted place.
Nor in his weakness owa
That mystery and marvel bad
That lofty thing. the humsn mindY
Tho human heart. that rcstlsss thing.
Tho tempted and the triod.
The joyous and tss,safering.
The source Of pain and pride.
The seat Of love, the lair of hate.
Self stung. self-ds6led.
And yet We hail thee - thou art.
Thou restless thing, ths human heart.
Tho human soul. that startling thing,
Mysterious and sublime:
The angel sleeping on the wing.
Worn by the SCOT of time:
The beautiful. The veiled. the bound,
The esrth-inthralled, the glory crowned:
The smitten in its prime
From heaven. in tears. to earth it stole,
That startling thing, the human soul.
Aud such Is man. Oh ask of him.
The errins but forgiven. ....z.
IfO'sr his vision. drear and dim,
Tho wrecks Of time are driven:
Ifprids or passion. in their power,
Can stem the tide. or turn the hour.
Or stand in space Of Heaven:
He bends the brow. be bows the knee,
Creator. God. to none but thee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
FcFS HpOastaRo 70 Eho W0st.
GeA "a R9nlfE
PeNhSYl JANA CENTRAL 4. 4.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIn
AND
FAST EllGRANY LINE,
Q r F. I T T 8 ID U Ro
Aad all p!aess IN tAs Rsss, SastAssss ..
Northvsst.
1THg sAoRrssT AND lssr aourr.-

Thislins sdord ~ sall 81 II dues uspt. To p>,
&2ns desi.ins cheap And " passss to Is
west sea dsessves particularly ths sttentiOn Of II
9neh - desire 20 themselves Of the ss
biIi passed by the last Congress.
The Penney lvania Central Railroad. with its ,o,
nScting lines. oy l3 Mitss the shortast souts m
CnsaS1 AUD other prvlninen in ths est snf
10 also the quickest. chexpsst aud best route 10 Al
prominent piAcsa In the So HtA west and Noythveat
Passengers are forw cd In coIafortAbls and air,
Passenger Csi furnished With cushion cd sests vith
bake. water taaks. stovss. in Winner anj
somfort Of families. ~
nrossh tick sts cold to ell prominent plsc..i,
re West. Soutewss and North west. Ut about ksi
the usual 6rst class fare.
Children under ave Year, old - free and chilarsn
Ssswssn the asss ofAvs and twslvt years pay saii.
Hne{assehscksA ID sn4 forwardsA hy The a,ns ,ssis
yite she passenger, EishtyHsandS ofbAsgaSe sar-
-is6 Tee 10 every fell psssenGsr.
Tne train leaves daily except tSHAAAys, and tickvt
must he procured and bsxgsss delivered at the oits
N2. ll6 Marks st street. BY O'Clock, p. N
~ addressing the undersigned be will forward h
return of mail, fres Ofeharss. ifcular
s9mpiste price lnt. map correct copy
Homestead Law. asi yiys such other iniormat,os
oay be desired. fHANCIS FUNK, AsenI
ofths Psnnsy!vsnts Railroad Cs1rsw,
No. lilo Market Street, Pitt dsluk;s
PAilsdslDbia June u. las
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10

rMy ,ns,r,. ns,sd to the e1pedieu, Of 80. -7'r ~
TATNDER- 'eLLF INTO A BILL. or 2
which the c'~,i,u.""sI1e "Ie,'. upon the M upsr in
,s. sa and u. advantage s"ia take" ne were ef-
irre.", s"r's Of the South and ssd,p ',rn t" rob
wyo,d de,ec'lon. .e;l. he adds might e NJ" mr. Gree
h.. J n',; whn to free u, from ,hs.s % no all We
extinction. P'Nsss vt their gradual
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
OAAA WA6 ~ AAlLROAD LINE.
- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

,sySoH " Aao sitsr AONDAf. July 18th
Ss. !. n ,iu ies. tsundsvs excepted. Trsins viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10

A. .Ie MAsa !ISin WIN run su6lect to dslAys s1ci.
; usn. 70 issh oueness aud viii atoo cnly ss sis.
NEW CASTLE 1RAlNS ~
tenss NsS Gastls fYI WilM,nStoL aud Philsde.;
WilmiuSton ct Ll0 P. NJ. 70, New CS.tie' sae
sMIRNA BRANGA fSSiNS'
AoaiioGSie to those above. Iesve SnuJrrx for Claw
ion IL q. ~, and '.S5 .. M. Leay eCisytor ~,
Smyrnas%0 9. n, and 2l0 ,. M, to mske ccnnec- e..
yen w!th frainsto and from Dover, and stations
CONNECTIONS,
Al !OMNsEND. w,Ih the Kent County a.d Quss.
AZ ChhAIION. With the Maryland and Delaware
water Railroad. sN ~seA
Railroad. ~ ~"~fs
At DELMAR, with the Rsstsrp Sho,. R.;,,n.,
sad Wicomico and foeepoks tSilroSA.
H. Z. KBNNtY Supt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
GEORGE JACK,
No. 3OO Market ST.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C..

SPECrACLES X EYEGLASSES
FRAMES. "" "ooohh
Weclaim from experience to suit every
REGULARITY OF impaired vision. and in every E35,
case guiraptee satisfaction. Our iu.iiitjes : "a
are sach that We can exchange gI.sses in -.
any share frame to suit the ustoner in few hon,
Y. u. F'rst store Hboy Q Third street
kenairins in all its branches senoo y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10
A Wera 20 the vHlsA.

Nv success 10 owing 10 my, l'bsraIity in adver.
tisng. Bonnsss ~ 1t'DB.t
Advertising has furnished ms with n coinpstcn.
cy.-Amos Laurence. ''.---'' '''A''
/ advertised my productions and msds money
NicAolas Longsoorfh.
Constant aud ,parsistsnt adysrtising 10 . sure
ursluds to alth.rStsRbSs Gwsrd
He who invssts OGe dollar m business should
4 T. Sesoayt. n'-' -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-10

Fora hpMsstesu IN Ens Wsst.
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&ailro&6 Zines.
'lstisipnis. WILMINGTON auu 0s,t,
0ego Railload.

&4 4A4 Ulan $
TIME TABLE.
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s.'s.a ..s.fs asss :,s :,;s s19..ss
beaws,s tn1.ra. a. Ss:..id sMA DorchssisI .Is
ks' a. Salisbury ~tS w,com,eo .oa Fse.1.ss
hARSAs. rkAlS .. i2N Y. tssua.,. ..c..... J..
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aa.t:.s sss.t kaoa S.;,i,. III
FORTRESS MoGfos End NoIioiI :. IN ,... A.,
a., ,,,. viLAiseros TRAINS
spFlsa'a "A: .f .s 8 4 s':;s ,s:
leave wIIalNTsossn Il. Al! &c sna "a ::
:ss :.s, t....,. !: ..' T.. S:s q. :s: AZ.
:ss. via a.siss s' sSf ral'''''n. oA sunday
A' A..a. a. ~ juscs0 S "sT =, w.u..ason
rh1Ha III. ''s AsS NJ sSn ys,k s ~:
.d.iSAl: Ana 6sns1s Ss,lrose Sssss and rl-
81 10. and Or 80 sDsp1. % fS'.s:,ss,,. fssS's: ,.e:s =
Iasaon eora ~ lVO"a m. weda esdays and y, rl -
~ a. .'o p ~ Pniisde iphiA for Chester H.,sn..
10" p IN Peiiadeiphis Oxford a. 70S n y,
Wesunesaays aha bA'uIdays 2SU D. m the 10 ~
A,u ssops ~ all sIatoRs bssWe Ph,l,dsoi,. =, !,
ls's Deposit ioI Phiadslpha, eundays excepted a,
Sauds,% % Snsas s, totd tor Philedeipnia a3O 10
le.se oxnnn tor Pn,lAdeip phiA " o. "a - 49,
ss aI'ihgson ~ So 10, .na 4 ~ D. 70 vii,
o1se' ~ LAMoklL Juncsioi with ,As 100 < "a a. a
tIai kAnT0aS. $50 D"''a"sen esb-
IzkogSS TRAINS Lxox sALr1xoxx
1eA'A "L,nnNM!os :. " - IAN n sl5 lv ~ p A.
uUHHS113 FOR PHILlDELPHiI
-AA Sh hsTkk ~. 1A2, ssS, d Is and N VI n
,,o, rSeii ni.ii SN tN SeN Sli, 76s and To- 6 Al
~ oHI'11Iete fhtlsdsiphiA Leave HAl,in,urs a. IA
-. wX XnAl SH An. kxpIss las + n AZ
r,a pes t1sr n. kxpTess llAD ?. IA Exures.
sSts, ~. Dsp0siAad assI med u ssssts,,on,
~S'oameaAMsa saffron Por. Dsbosi, Y issvsP,rr,
.ne 40 IN fol bals,mo Is I'd ~ srus ~ az
TEAMS Fox sALTIko9E
Ieevs G1eAssrst IL W aud sll 4. T. and 4x,.
Lave whmAaeIon ~ i261, ! u apu lV ~ a y us -,
6HR - ~ "e . ." 70 No
sUSDAF Z TRAIN FROM sALTIkoRE
.s. As.ls..a . ::sIE,.s .s sM.SDS. Perry
So,s w',.a ra,a East kIktoU. NswA1k. SsAato., kss
V'' """''ue'oot t.ia{m moat. LIT W.rS and CkssssI
SsSSEf sriassudsn.
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and granting it perpetual charter the Trustees win
give their
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
in the great of the Public Library Building Louis
viIle KY, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1872
This magnificent hall, heretofore known as wesigcr
Hail. is the largest centrally located and best
Louisville. The Public Library Building has front OF
s aSus sTss was Sy sP o % sc % as ar @
rary at cost OF $4,000 II already contains 2OOO vol.
umes, ana Museum of 100000 specimens, now open and
free to the use and enjoyment Of all citizens of every
by the GRAND GIFT CONCERT now announced 10 raise
s s wa TFe ha s IT ns snnas
this library much possible and to endow the nst
for this grand and philantnropic undertaking, One
ticket consists OF four quarters, bearing the same num-
Der, and may be divided into quarter half three
quarter tickets by cutting through divisional spaces
lett purpose. The holder of whole ticket Is
titled to admission to the concert and 10 the entire gift
awarded by lot to that number. The holder each
ticket IL entitled TO admission to the and
to fourth OF the gift awarded by lot TO the ticket to
which il belongs. The tickets numbered from
one hundred thousand and none but tins precise number
will be Issued
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $40 halves IS; quarters 81 0 II whole
whole tickets for 500; % $685. 81 for $500 Il3 for
81 100; 25 for $2500 575 for $5000 No discount
than 500 worth OF tickets at a time.
During the concert the sum OF
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nIRECT LINZ TO HAVANA
~ HAVANA, PROGREsO AND VERA CRUZ
New York and Mexican Mall Steamship Line, leaving
pier u East River, ats p. NJ, direct TO Havana.
CITY OF MERIDA Zimmerman. :. Saturday, Aug. 10
0ITY OF HAVANA, Deaken ......... Friday, Aug. -
For freight or passage spgly y sovs ., pro.a~.v
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SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1872.

This magnificent hall, heretofore known as Weisiger
Hall, is the largest most centrally located and best
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship NEW YORK, Captain r. kugkist will
Wednesday, July 81 at p. NJ, from Bremen pier,
toot of Third street, Hoboken. To be followed by
Steamship HERMANN Captain q. Reichman, on Sat
urday, August 3.
Rates of passage to London Havre and Bremen, pay
able in gold or its equivalent in currency
First cabin, $I2D.
Second cabin S72.
Steerage, $50
For freight passage apply TO
OEIRICHS co. Agents, No. Rowling Green.
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V,HE SPLENDID STEAMER EASTERN QUEEN, FOR
i Lewes, Del, connecting with Junction and Break
water Railroad, will leave vesey street per Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays ais ~ - A<Nut and pas
sage Fpply Qp RQAEt,