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A FEW reasons why they should, have the
"A preference over all others:
l. Wheeler h Wlsnn,s Sewing Machine Ia
much simpler than fany Of tho -others: re.
aEl,,ng al5.rg less shsp half ths anappt b Ts:
IL A. the result Of this simplicity. this ma.
chine is mach lcss liable than the others to
get out OF repair. Ti1. Yjg..I'v 49, "
Q. Another ,result Of this simplicity II
greater durability. ''
4. ANOTHER result is less frictiop, and, con.
aeGnently. greater ease and rapidity OF mo.
lion, with less noise. - = nj! 7'1s
8. And greatest Of all, that it uses no shut.
tie, and makes the lock stitch.
It ie the cheapest to buy the best. Buy tbs
machine that has Justly, fairly and honora-
bly, won reputation and Independence
against strong and bitter competition. For
more thap twenty years has the Wheeler 4
Nlleon pot oply stopd hrst fpd foremost, bpf.
pow et9hag the UNI walled eewinR Machine al
the enlightened civilized world. Buyfhe ma.
chine that hss been thus tested spd proved,
and then Jon are sure to get tho, best. For
sale cn the. easiest possible terms, ssies.
room 4sln street. aecond door below PuRNiX
oM0e, Columbia, q. q. si'l ). -
- j. s. PURsLEY. Agent.
4. WIYTE, General Southern Agent. -
June21 smo
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GEORGE PAGE g. CO..

0NOh0E Z AdG q CU.,
No. ". Shredder Street. Baltimore, Nd,
Manufacturers OF
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Patent Improved. Portable
CIRCU LAR SAW MILLS.
GANG. MULAYAND SASH SA W MILLS
4 NRIST MILLS. TIMBER WHhELS, SHIN.
" GLE MACHINES, DC. Dealers in Cirru-
lar Saws. Betting and Mill supplies gcneralI,
nnd manufacturers agents for Leffeps Ce;c.
brated Tur bine Water Wheel and every de.
scriptinn OF Wood Working Machinery.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALITY.
a8-Send for descriptive Catalogue. and
Price Lists. May % HWY
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NHis CORN sHELLR weighs only
oumt
but bu.ines
EIdEa Rioe 60 ts
~ % His@a % '0n
Agents for south hCnroina
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ATLANTIC HATE.


& @ @ FRE 81
buying
those who have used Atlantic
COPELAND oumbtx
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
.a OF! oOLUMBIA. =. c., a
Present Capital, $16O,0OO.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. s5yo.oo
f. oHF.CKRB.
John =. Palmer, president.
A. q. BreniSer, Cashier. ID.
q. N. q. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIREOTOR6.
J. ELI Gregg. John b. Palmer, +. ". MoMas.
tor, X. D. 6enn, OF h. ID. benn e. Hop: q. W.
Be.rden, OF Copeland i Bearden; II. l.. Bryan;
OF Bryan b MoOarter; W. y. Swaffield. az Il.
& w. o. Hwafield. ..i
E. w. MoMsster, Solicitor.
NtH1S Bank - now open tor the transact. on
~ of general banking business. 81 ~,
sCEAT1R1cATRs OF DKPosIT OF currency OF
ooin. bearing interest G. the sate OF sstsn q,
per CENT per Annnm, In kind, will be tsausd,
Deposits from County officer! especially CO.
itotted; also, from IFusteSs, Administrations,
Execut0ys. Professtosia. Mem, aud others.
Particular attention given to accounts oi
Ctty aud Country Merchonts, and other busi-
nesA men, and the usual accommodations ex-
tended. f''l 2 i'4 fl4f' ,Nt
Notes, Bus Of Exchange. aud other evi-
denoes Of debt discounted, snd money loaned
ssooEs. Bonds. Gold, sf,oe,, bought and sold.
:, AutNated Currency purchased at 8 small
Sight Drafts dra,on direct on all the ptomi.
nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den.
mark and the Orient. Letters of Credit issue,i
ayabie in any Of the above places
Drafts on all the pf0minens cities In the
United States bought and sold.
Banking House opposite Columbia Hutel
Upon from 8 to 8. Feb 28 ly
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WHAT
+ it WAS only in the matter Of GROCERIES,,
Il this Question could never be anke0. pe.
cause tho people OF Columbia and np.oountfy
clrefdy GHow tie fact and act upon it. =
ARE
We offer the best goods to be fonnd in any
known market, and il better than the brat
could possibly be had, We Shonid have them,
YOU 1o
Our perishablo goods arc fresh, daily. We
can scarcely supply the demand, dull ss times
arc. III this claas We include Hams. Break-
fast Strips, Tongues. &c.
GOING
In Flour-bandling, we think, more heavily
than any merchant here, We offer peculiar In
qucementsin quality % in price.
70
in Liquors, I am assured you have tho in
side track. We trust I'LL who give us call
will acknowledge the Corn"
DO
In Fancy Groceries and Canned Goods. our
assortmtnt Ia unrqualed; every novelty
ABOUT
Being added to atock promptly. and standard
goods always on hand.
IT?
So dear reader, whenever your stock OF
Groceries runs short; whenever q delicacy is
required for the sick rooLa; whenever the ap-
peilto OF tho epicure fails; In short, whenever
You want anything else but Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, or Qneen's Delight, call; and we
can tell you, also. whero they can be gdt for
nothing. GEO. sYMMERs.
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Sy
ss$ I 5 hi iDss ssssa Of sss
2,oEn
1874 thereby enabling planters And Aa0i
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NJ. II. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware.rOoua

Main Street, near Pidin.
NOW on hand and daily re-
G 1ceiving from the manufac-
- tories OF New York, Boston,
s. Cincinnati and Louisville, the
1L- Z largest assortment Of FUR
NiTUhE eyel Kept in this market, consisting
ing-Room suits; 200 Bedsteads OF different
patterns, In Walnut and Imitation; alec, the
celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs.
All kinds Of MATTRESSES made to ordor.
UPHOLSTERINGa and REPAIRING done at
shortest notice and in the best manner.
Terms cash and Goods cheap. Oct 80
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One Puncheon Loohgiphead.
NlHE best SCOTCH WHISKEY. Dealers
j can have 1t nearly at cost.
Nov Is JOHN O. SEEGERS.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
PIANO FORTE AGENCY,

cE3S Professor of Music. 53Ezff4 sEfR
NS Hhaving determined tot49 Ill
pared ~ take pupils ON the Piano, Organ
and Guitar; also, III Vocal Music. Having for
over THIRTY YEARS had charge of the Musical
Departments i'll tho first Female Colleges
and Schoola OF the State. he deems it unne-
ceesaIy TO make any other reference to his
qualifications az Teacher.
Tho arrangements he haH made with seve-
ral OF the most celebrated Piano makers will
enable him to offer Instruments of tho very
first class Mt prices tina. defy competition.
Specimen Pinnos daily expected. Those in
want OF Instruments superior to snv ever
offered for rale in this market, will do we'll to
examine before purchsring elsewhere.
PIANO FOKrES, MELODEONS, &c,
Tuned md repaired in the MOST PERFECT
MANNER and on reasonable terms.
Apply at his residence, corner Of Bull and
Nichland streets, or at the bookstore OF
Messrs. Duffio g. Chapman. Octl7
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
Ml .' OF
s0UTH CAROLINA AT
Deposits Of ST. and Upwards Received,


IV1EREST ALLO WE'D n r THE IiA1A..y
y SEVEN PER CENT. PEK d NA U:N,
+. ON GER3IEXOA1ES UFUEi'OSiIs
AND SIX PEk UEN7. COM.
POUNDED EYERY SIG
MONTHS On d eco UNITS .-
OFFICERS.
Wm. Martin, President
John Is. Palmor, ,vioo-lr.sidunt
4. q Breniztr, Cashltr.
J. II. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier,
charge OF branches.
john y. B. smith, AsSistant Casl,et
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Mnrtin, a. L. Has.
kelI, f. ". MoMlaster, John Z. Thomas, K. d. .
Heinitsh, John Is. Palmer, Thomas r. Groee,
Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. I. Scott, Newberry.
". G.. Mayes, Newberry.
B. h. Rutledge, Charleston,
naniel Ravenel, Jr.. Charleston.
8Neclianios, LRborora, Clerks, Widows, or.
phans and others may here deposit their AZ.
ings and draw liberal rate OF interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Mon and rrusteeI
Wishing to draw interest On their. funds dltt
they require them for business or other puI.
poses: Parents deeiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Womer
and Mtnore Whose deposits can only be With.
drawn by themselves, or, In case Of death by
their loyal representatives, wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. are here affordei
nn opportunity OF dopositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, ei
Lhe same time, DO subject to withdraw slwtel
needed. Aue18
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THE UNIVERSAL T..
INSURANCE

The Original Company
w1L.Am wAhnEn President,
z ASS RSEFEH IL Ms.
%als S9F1s5 @ % @ @ zDvAsAons
I dnne Stock charged by
sss ss'ss' 81 s: fsH
Bg0re hswi"g accepting Agency Of any Company
81 sss Fl: % t. 5;s :s. s : ; s;
%S ;s | s a.s their
@ :sssss :: sss$ 1ss
s tho too high
e u: s E: s # #: $::::
What % sssss 81
IF @ ps s s the
ss s S II s@ss,s,s @ % ] per lower % @ s
: ss ESTABLISHED ! has 1 ass @ % Ps' ps
@ &c s :i 5
:;; 81 ;;; ] 81 @ p
s Is (: = s:: % e Ss IA
. s5 ss - @ s %
s : ; s; ;
% e = ss
a s s % e SS s ..ss.s tho fol-
:7: :s$ :;s:ss s: e
s:I:s @ ssy ss ]
$ s,s %
% Rsssss. sf fs::a
profits
blecost
1he Company n sound financial londiion
49, ,oo, Ratio Of ASSETS to
New Xork Ohce and to whom full
M w.
NJ q.
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Just Received.
IN HALF CHESTS assorted TEA. Though
1O the price in market has advanced Is per
cent We succeeded in getting our August bill
duplicated, which we offer at Same prico as
beioro. LORICK Il .LOWRAECE.
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Change of Schedule.

Change of Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH OAROLINA r. Co,
COMPANY 6HoPs. N. o., June 8. 1871.
66 GA E5ifsa ON and alter SUNDAY,
Rszc ~ L2k2.2zzk--1YJr June 4, 1871, TRAINS will
be run over this Road in accordance with the
following TIME TABLE.
Trains Going Eaat. Trains West.
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ua9nea qoogs! Canneg goQds!
iR0 GASES fresh CANNEp d6ObS, lust
LcO received, consissing In part as follows
Peaches, 10 = ~
Pine Apples. ~, t.s
Pears,
Blackberries, fft
Cherries, r'tts.,
TOmatoep, ~ -..e
Lima Beans,
String Besns.
6ondensed Milk,
Salmnn, t...
Sardines, 80,
Turkey,
Beer,
Mutton, Na
c Asparagus,
10. Uove aud Spioea Oysters. Haiphp, Lob.
Oct4 John AGNEw a SOE.
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Dogs for Sale.

~ A ONE year old English SETTER,
S thoroughly trained. Two six
moutns old Puppies, thorough. h.breds-prope
ago for training. Nine sucking Pups,
BlRok and Tane and Bull Pups to order. Ap-
ply TO O. L. FRANKLIN.
Oeo6
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American Club Fisl

American Club Fish.
bs1ESS2e a DELICIOUS rsl;,b. ;,attaz
by HOPE
Martins Slioing Sub-Soiler and; Deep
Filler FloW.
PasHE nndersigned having purchased tho
l. right for this State To nsnufsuturA and
sell the above pillow, the best and ohsapest vet
introduced. destres Q reliable Agent kt every
oonnty Court House In the State.
Ocs ~ EDWARD HOpR.
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Change Of Schedule.
WASHINGTON. COLUMBIA g. AUGUSTA X. It. Co.
WiLMINaToS, n. u, AUGUST 6. 1871.
es6S yETY EHAssaksse. AFTER this date tho
~ 4sE5t td5Ge@4 a5@4 following schedule will
be run by tr rains ON this road:
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sn' AZ CeI and u apd 0ouuQne st. ny
Vinegar Bitters are not ay1lo Fancy Drink.
Made OF Poor Rum, Whiskcy,. Proof spirits
nnd Refaso LIQUORS doctorcd, spiced and sweet,
ened to please the taste, called "Tonicst @Appetjx
crs' Restorers." &C.. that lead the tippler ON to
drunkenness and ruin. but ARC trun Medicine mado
from the Native Roots and Herbs Of California fres
from NIL Alcoholic seimuIants> They ara the
GKEAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIYR
GIVING PRfNCIPLE, n perfect Reneya.or ana
1nsigorase: Of ao sya.em, carrying of oil poisororc
mater ana restoring the blood to healthy condition
NO person can take these Btters according 70 direc
lions snd remain Tong unwcl. provided their bonea
are not destroyed by mineral poison or pthsY means
and the Vital organs wasted beyond the point Of 70,
They arc n Gentle Pursntivs as wall M.
Tonac' possessing also, the peculiar merit OF acting
as powerful egent In relieving Congestion or ua,
nation ofthc Liver. and ali the Yhceral Oroans
EOA FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether In
young or old. married or single, at The dawn of vo
NO equal .s.y ~ ~,
For 1naammatOry and Chronio fRheuua
ssm .,ai ana Cont Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Biiious' Remittenf and Intcrmittept Fevers.
diseases OF tho Bleed, Liver, Kidneys, und
Diadder these Bitters have been most suece ,snI
Such Diseases arc caused by Vitfnted RIo.S
which Is generally produced by ddrnnRument OF IN,
Digestive Organs. ,tg
DYsPEPsIA OR INDIGESTION. Head.
Sne fan n the Shoulders Coughs. Tightpess Of tha
Bad taste In tho Mouth. Bilious AttscKs Fsipitaton
OF tae heart. Inflammation OF the Lungs Pain In tho
regions OF the Kidneys. and hundred othar panfo,
symptoms. are the ofsprinsA Of Dyspepaia, -,
They invigorate tho Stomach and stimulate IN. tor
pd liver and bowels. which render then fGnson,iI.a
emeacy In cleansing tho blood Of all itnprfies and
'mparttns new lifa and vigor to tina <a6lssysfem.
EOA SKIN DISKA6ESsEr sErupt,ois, Tetter. s.,s
ta nsu%: 9ioteHes spot. Pimples PasspleA als os,.
puncles Ring Worms, Fca1d-H Head Bore Eyes Kr,.r'
elas Itch. scurs Discolorations Of the Ekin Huor.
ana Diseases ofthe skin of~hatever name Of nature.
are literally dug mp and carried ont Of the svasen IN
shoSt time BY the uss OF these Ritters Ode botta n
cufa.fvs est conynce the most OF their
Glssnso The yitiased Blood whenever you nna q,
Hss ~ pufsNng thropgh tho akin In Ppies Erun H
gan N me ysns; cleansc N when IL 1pnI snd
Io9t teclnge VIII tell you when. Keen tha HOOD hMa9
eno tne nealtn ofthe system Will f6liSE peio
ElNs TAPE, and other WORMS. fu.Rfuo IN tho
Sd Ana removed. For full dlfections fcsX
tne circular around each bottle. prfnted * Sour i.
guases-Engiish' GeTmao. French and Spahiah. 'N"
J. WALKER. Proprietor. r a. MCDONALD A CO
OfusEsta and Gen. Agente. San Francisco. Cal. ana
% and 81 Commerce Street, New Y6fa.
~ SOLD RH ALL DRUGGISTS AHD, DRA1,RRs.
!.nHta GEl6EhA hio'4hEGUh, ATS.
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Charlotte. Columbia and Apguste =. 3
4. .u0,. = OoLuAhIA. q. o.; Ispnayy ]. ASIA.
5.R 2H sI.s!ni! aasS sii'sS5 sSs H9SS''tsa.y; 9s''oS,Sys;
= it Train No. 1. Train No. &
AeAge Augusta. .8.15 a. M. 600 z. =.
taTe te;iys nHln%sis. 9. 4'asts 4. T.
Leave Charlotte. ..715 A. II. 7.3O p. NJ.
Leave Columbia. 1876 P. ID. 400 A. N.
AEIive .Angpstss: ss:;;,:...e;So ?. n. 7ao a; N.
dsysexcepted. Both trains make close CON.
nection to all points North, South and West
Through tiekets sold and baggage oh ecked
70 Al p1iP%slRsl PTdIHx1nnra. P1diPHtxs;1
asa sisa s:asasa nsf.. .sAsR agent
wllm,pgten. Columbia .&,Aug'ta 3. B.
& = ka4 4ES -. -. Iy.zz.g :{zzszEsafH,
= - sIats s-lsER.gr4&. EaG -
wiInlNogos. n! q, ,Dts. IS, ae71. -
A TrENTiON of the public Il cAilsd-fo tho
ft,S ia Sns as~ ss sa T. is,1ss the
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Depot, on Gervnts street, ct sop. NJ, daily,
n ;thundsys exospted.) 6iespinG Oar attached.
~ SniS Uhan, passengers 9eve onQice OF
mond. ~"
Attention OF shippers is also called to this
new route. which makes connection at vii.
mipgs2n with Northern porte by railroad and
With first clsss steamers, which can lay imme-
diately at the 'Company's wharves, thereby
preventing drayage. For information. inquire
OF Mr.. T. W. Jones, Agent Office at the depot.
Dec 80 JOHN O. WINDEI. Gen. Sup't.
Wilmington. Columbia & Augusta B &.
WILMINGTON. N O.. December 10, 1871. n
- NM hitaf,if1 UNTIL tul tnof uoiico,
~ = Trains on this Road will
"a o. PASSENGER TRAIN.
| Arrive At Columbis. 6 80 A. Ii.
Lesve Columbia. ..,.................G G SO r. NJ
FRE1auT TRAIN. IA
| Arrive at Columbia -. 3.OOP. NJ
Leave Columbia. -. .......4 l5 A. NJ
JOHN y. .WINDEK,
| Dec 70 General Superintend ndrMt.
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Summer Schedule 8. & u. &. B.,

Double Strong.
ENOR the winter season, I will brew all
IL DOUBLE STRONG DEER. Drink
Heegers' unadnlterated Double Strong deer.
snd you get the worth OF your money. This
Beer 10 aiso pat up in bottles, and for sAlo at
81. so per dozen.
! have slso received supply OF the justly-
celebrated PANCAKE-reGardel the best
Chexlag Tabapaq. JOHN G. 'EEEqERs.
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To- tne Publio.

HNuE STATE CAPITAL RESTAURANT will
- bc Kept open snnight after MONDAY,
December IL, for the accommodation OF the
travelling public. and meals will be served at
all hourg Of tho day and night. Deo:6
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Sundries.

Sundries.
1nn BOXES assorted CRACKERS.
A0O 100 boxes assorted Canned Gaods
80 boxos Soap.
80 boxes Candy.
so boxes Oandlos
200 barrels Flour.
90 barrels Whiskey. coming in and in store.
ana TO which wo invite the attention Of the
trade. LORICK & I,OWRANCF
Powder. Shot, Go.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Gun and Blast
"a ing POWDER. Shot, Lead, Percussion
low. At Wholesale and retail, by
Dco 20 JOHN AGNEW l. RON.
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0reenville and Columbia Railroad.
COLUMBIA, u. O., March I. 1871.

CdOS. DODAGEAD. General Sup,
MI. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent.
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of1IK TAIL COUNTY.

CItrz1IAIL, Jan. II, 1879.
EDIroI Joul1AL.- The Org Of hard
times still continues. Already many farm.
szs. are selling themselves short Of bread
stuff and seed wheat, in order to procure
some Of the necessariss Of life and to pay
their taxes. The demand for teams and
laborers 10 quite limited. Many persons
are at loss to know. what to do.
Mr.. Craigie is getting out timber for q
saw-mill. His grist bill Is runaing WE'LL
Dir. r. L. Frazes il also doing lively
business in The way " furnishing Aonr
from his new mill 10 the citizens. traders
ana merchants, and - also selling large
quantities Of lumber. Otter Tail City is
improving finely. The railroad runs with
In ten miles Of the place and It seems n.
most Ike old times to DO able to get apples
in this far-of section for 90 per barrel.
Mr.. 8. ]. Whiting - still running q
email store in Clithsrsll. Mrs. Roseltha
Corliss is teaching our school, and gives
good satisfaction. The early part Of the
winter was cold. but for some time past
We have had mild pleasant weather. The
ground squirrels have been skipping about
- in summer.
There are reports Of small pox being in
some localities south Of Us. The wife Of
Mr.. Reuben Oaks, Of this place, died to-
day after brief illness.
'"& G. WHITING.
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10 - .OP lxnO YSTnRv,I

This makes A 30 llent dish Is %.
company the turkey o. rooss . ser,s
q. ]. supper party OF 70 help our osher-
wise ,neaser dioner. Small oysters,
which COS. les. than arxs ones aad .re
jla. v we'll favored, will answ9 I. s. we'll
IS largo Blu Ter ! pudding dish and
pu. .on : thin layer ii hresl oruubs Of
rolled cracker put o. layer
ot oyster, another layer Of orumoa,
and g on until the dish is gill
ed Or 81 the oysters have boon used.
The top layer should Be Of crumbs.
70 filing the dish put bits Of butter and
: little pepper With each layer Of oys-
ters a very little mace makes an ex-
oellsot seasoning for this dish g few
small bits With each lsyer avoid using
too much. The oysters 10 cooking
usually give up enough liquor to mois-
ten the crumbs. Bake for. an hour.
The dish should be han lsomely brown
ed upon top, and should be moist all
through without any running liquor. -
american Agriculturist.
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A BEAUTIFUL S1GHT.-The Ports
su'9uth On. q. Journalreports . beau.
tltul si@ht witnessed . few days ago,
while in the vicinity of tho mouth Of
the narbor, "a schooner bound in, whose
sails, rigging and hull were covered
with ice, and as tho sun fell upon it the
effect i was magical every part Of the
vessel appeared like frosted silver, on
whichthe many shades Of the opal we're
reflected and the whole contrasted with
the deep blue q the water, and steam
arising from the same which 1t one
time completely envel ped the whole,
presented picture such as exceeds
description" s 50 !. 1
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"A raid seems to be in progress
against the Norm,l Schools. How wide
an influence it will gather 1t is impossi-
bic to predict The movement con-
templates cutting of the school At Man
kato, aud tho one at St. Cloud, leaving
the one at Winona to live on s., 900 per
year. The effort seoms to result, 10
part At least, from the publishsd inteu-
ton Of the Normal Board to ask an
appropriation Of 81, 900 ier Normal
School purposes. One error usually CD
genders another, but I hope that this
last one, Of shutting up two Of the most
satisfactorily conducted schools. in the
state, will certainly. be avoided. There
is urgent need Of reform 10 some feat:
ures Of the Normal management, but
destruction is not reformation.-Au.sin
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have on hand, prinsed from nsu
type on good p.psr 3 full assortment q
legal blanks, Including
Dssd,- Tarrsnly pult-olaim, Mortgage
and Cnatlsl Mortgage }#ss
Dissriet osnss Summons, Noelosst IS 4. 9,
Trial. Notes Of issue anu kxscE,lon
yHstscs : GosfL-SuMmOns and aaop0.
mi 81: tis... -
II Tow1 Oys1osHs.1 are able q
urnish .bs following blAnkssto order, u
any qusnti.y desired 5S
Order OF Supervisorslaylng ont 81 new
road.
Release Of Damage by Owners d Land.
Notice Of laying out q roads (fof public
posting 'sS s.' sz...
Town orders. with stubs. bound: Or un-
bound.
Afidayits TO be attached to al Bills, TOR
town or county use. + ]. 81 >. 3 S /
Bond Of Town Tressurers. s5
G Constable. q
8 Justice Of the Peace.
Notice Of election. to Town O&ce.
Osth of Office Of T6Hn OfiesrL
& Notice to District CLERK Of Election Of
Justice Of the Peace.
%4s.sN Notice Of Eleotion Of GonstAb
These blanks are suitable for any town
or county IN the State.
h Orders from the CO untry, for large
mall Quantities. filed at St. Paul pric
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We quote the following from Gums
nov book: No matter, how favorable
she 10 ration, nor what tho character Of
the soil may be, be tills TO great disad-
vantage who fails 10 make : liberal ap-
plicatjou Of manures. The question
for the gardener is. how much manure
can use with increased profit? Aud il
he is alive to his own interest he will
soon discover the quantity that can be
so applied to an acre, is large. Of the
bulky mauures, that from stables
where the horses are fed on grain and
hay is of most value" -,- ~ r. :.