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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18
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OFTInn OnIu OoMunsARy or BunataTHrcnJ
DEPARTMENT on DAKOTA, y
Dr., Paul. hur., Feb. y. Isaa
~. ss.p s ss s q sSp'S. b aS
IVA ios fusri.hiss Is. beI,.a sis..s ssp.is,snss
D.gsrtnsat vith rood f.s BEEF CATTLE, on the
4. "a bSissd. D. t.. 40 bead. on or bsiOr. An.
As "a s,.-.n,Oa, D. T.. 100 head. on or b.fOi.
Al foI sally. D. T.. ~ hs.a on or before July /.
AZ FORT Randall. D. T., ~ bead. on or before June
"A. .ort R.s'om. D. T., q head. on or bsiOrs July
me hshi b re..Ey.d !. The oey.rsmsui % lasrs.s.
MT %, 80 Per eat f,ias notice Of such chang "
fhs e.ttis ntfsi sysrsrs about On, thsas.ud and
hip u nso) pounds Groas weight and be stssFs from
ihres 70 ssvsn Of age All classes Of Wild cattle.
noildng Cherokea and Texaa cattle. and ali falling
short o. ~ poupds sro.s-bus, COWS and stAss-uin
sid. nav !. made either for the vhOlo or for s.sh
Eaeh propo-al must be accompanied By oEarrTrrD
check upon nationAl bank Tor one thousand doaaA,
lel0oo node parable 10 the order Of The pomm.sarI
Venera q bubsistsnoo, which check shall be forfeited
% the oe,.ra9,nt pTe,idsa he party .:ndstins y,
suts s1oh Sgai.aet giving soOd and sunisieat bonds
COW o. tkis adyertissmsnt should b. attached 10
cash prupqaa o1ersd and the bids he distinctly n.
dor.sd Proposals for Beef Uattlsn
blaak i2tns q proposAi can Be hnd on Application
b. ors'T q Major General H.asoss o,,x,r
NH nvt Ia Ool snd q. n nj A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

DROPOsAIA FOR DRHDoIEa IN ROYALS
ssuie Ssisst ! n % TaGRSozY, n. lin dsI q
fhs drsdsiss 10 bs done VIII not sEo.sd 1900 epb,s
Jarda Foe apesiaoatiena and further pertioulars,
pls.ss apply y the underaGned. PrQpoaals must -
maas ~ onpieatet on toTma Nhtoh VII - Iufnlansn
On appheafisn 10 this ofloal 0nO. TH0n.
:, lla1 Dol o. Engineers. Bvk BHG. uen U. .. A.
u y EnoNMMn'n OTFtun,
PonTtAnp, Ma, harch II, is7at mill
ID RoPosAIA FoR SUPPLYING THR NAVAL
Il ACADEMY WITH three BOILERS viii bs re-
oeiyed until MARCH -, lnoon.1 For descriptive
joins ;. woRDKN,
mil Oommodors and aupft NJ A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

.H h4OA ~ ~ 49,
NEW RAlsINs, (sslso1sdJ whole bOIss. halves sSd
suIdfIHxAN sKKpLrss RAISING.
EnN QuRRAhTa AND 0ffROh,
CANTON OIN0Hh
RRksn FIGS. PnUNKB. 10, 40.
Prime New York Butter, (0llt Edge.l
Prime New York naekWheAt.
STARTS, Mollsr's, and Lowering Syrup.
korlen's PiAe Apple Cheese.
Maryland Hams (suEAr Cured.)
smoked Beef, Beef Tongues.
BreakfAat Bacon, Refined Lard.
Parker House Bonpa.
lordon's Preserves and Jelllea, Of various kinds.
MAllATd's Finest Vanilla Chocolate. .H-
Crosse = BlAokuelra London Pickles, asserted
KOen'a London Mustard.
FINEST French and italian OIL.
italian Paste and MAearOnl.
Burnetpa flavoring Extracts, ...
LlebiE'I Extract Of Beef, Fresh Asparagus.
Atmore'u Mlnce Neat.
KonnS1y'I CELEBRATED Crackers.
HVntleI . Falmsrs lLiTsIpoon Qraektu.
Canned Peaches and Tomatoes, (nheat brAnds.l
Canned lobster and salmon. a.HII EN
borders CONDENSED MIA, (KAgie.BraAd.l
foLs.lsbg BRYAN BhOs-
$3.50 #.. .H. H.... ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IdIs, IAso PenssylvanIa Ave-
nue opp o. WIIlsrds' u otei.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18
PRoPosAIs ron ARMY TRANsPoRTATioS.

PRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
Gam ouAHrEAMLsTEa'so yyIoE.l
bsAled PrcposAla, 10 trplioAts. u ths form fur.
m, WEDNESDAY, the lat dAT 81 Ma, ism for
trAnaportAtioa d Army suRpss frcm the lst day 81
yulI ls % the 0th dg q june is11, me follow.
'.FTvH. SIX. saVkHH 88kp hidHr. 'ooA'
Dei.ns and Requirements oan Be obtAinsd upon ap-
plicAtion 70 the Chlsf QaAFtsrmastor, Miitsry IL
vision Of the Missouri. OhioAgo, Illinois, ths DEPOT
QaAEtefmAsier, - Louis. hisaouri the DoDat Quar.
tsrmAatef, New Orleans LouaisnA, and AZ dis ohos
A oopI o. the reqrifemsnts. vita this Advsrtlss
m'na % be AttAohsd 70 oAoh pEopoaal offered;
mhiS Chief QuaFteFmastsr.
PRoPosAIs FoR MULES. :
DKPoT ouAnTnHlAsrxAs orVIorl
s.,,.a ur0od 81 LG % No k.erHsrL =. ls1a
Hsso sSs i sa t1a &c Isiss az % sShTuh3AY
sIxTY.oNK UD WAGON MULES.
Ths Mules ehoald be veil broksn. and not less than
toaIssn 90 hands high and not les thsa Ave 81 nor
yslldevslopsd aaimsis In iaI health, sad RE RON
olemiah 90 dsfeot ,uhich would nnt them for sSvers
Nerki and 70 be hrst elA~ Wagon mules.
BIDS sabioot 70 the usual oonditiona which VII ba
made Known on application 70 this once, 70 b in
ass.sd Proposals. Tor Anlss." and ADDRESSED % NE
~ SAa 0uar'r~l.';, y su- p,;sn Of
Captain and Assist.n, ousitsr.sstsr. U.s.i.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

enle, earreney, will be Charged for freight.
hpPihta Of all the above Wlnea extra from
ei.5O V ~, coin, per case. |.F.
lltlms purchases must BE- closed By note.
A1rrhe above are New York prices. r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

Saturday night. while preaching
at the Methodist church, Rev. How
ell Taylor, wasstricken with some
thing like an appoplec'ie fit. l'si
lie had been preaching about ten
minutes. when pausing, he remark
ed, that thcroom appeared too close
A movement was made TO open the
windows but at this junctnre, be-
coming suddenly dizzy and nearly
specchless, he beckoncd for help.
lie was promptly assisted to a sofa,
upon which he rcclined till recov-
cred sufficiently to 60 h,me in a
carriage.
OF his condition at present, VIC
arc not advised-though, much we
hope, in common with many friends,
that the attack may be attended
withno more serious results Waco
Examiner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

---'---------szk------ ftE'
How THEY LIVE IN SwEDsS,-A
writer visiting the residences ofths
people in Sweden speaks warmlS,
of the comfortable manner in which
thcv livc ~
"The houses are warm, beipa,
built of strong. thick walls, generslH
" OF brick, with high stone founda:
tons. They are small, eommonly.
OF one story, and meant for but Una.
family. Their houses arc not s,,
very simple; but they are simply.
furnished there often being, esps.
cial y in the northern part, whers,
the houses are frequently Of logs,
and covered with tnrf or straw, no.
moro than one room in tho house.
and that with only the cpursest'
homemade furniture. The. sleep
ing room, there is rarely more than
ono, is provided with ranges ofbeds.
in tiers, one above the other. the
women. generally. sleeping below.
and tho mon above. Gou rarel~.
see any carpet, but ;he floors are
sprinklcd with clean, white sand.
which dries up moisture, gives off
no dust, and may be easily removed,
Sometimes the floors, as in Gcrma,
ny, are painted, or of wood mosaic.
though this luxury, except in large,
mansions, is very rarely indulged
in. Occasionally tho best rooms
will have a little carpet; but never
more than two strips, which cross
oach other in the centre. Yhe lhn,L
is generally good, and fnur-ffihs of
all the pcopl spbsist by agriculture.
Great quantities of wheat, rye and
barley are raised, The stuUblc fields,
being now seen stretched out in cv,-
cry direction. Much of this graiu,
is exported to Germany and Great
Britain. Large drovcs of cattle,
sheep, geese ami ducks, may bo,
seen in the fields. though the stock
is far inferior TO that of Denmark
where il is real pleasure to see
the magnificent druvcs in their pas.
turos. The cattle and poultry AFRO,
commonly kept in the same fclI,
the ducks and geese being ip and,
around the ponds, while the steep,
and cattle are scattered through
the meadows. Il shepherd boy COM
monty sleeping in some fence corr.
ncr. In the evening these fiocks
are all driven to the barnyard,
where they present lively scene
for II few hours after sunset. l
spent little time at the country.
residence ofa large land owner. i,
this ncighborhood, here the poiss
of the ducks and geese iq bis barn
yard was like II pcrpetpal horse. fa,
die scrcngde.n y -. - ="
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

II il rather n, odd and somewhat
amusing commcnt on the uhngges
of political evrnts in this country,
that a branch Of the radical party,
led, IN our State Legislature. by ~
very prominent, active aud zeafcss
cx- Confederate Colonel, should ar
ply tho Ku Klux bin TO an9ter
branch Of the radical party that ID
led by p ointment. aclivean zeal.
Gus ex-Fedcral Colonel; snJ thst
the la.ter partisans should, on
being arrested By U. s. deputy.
Marshal. be released. on bond Civ
en- for all, by strpng Radical Who,
in the beginning Of The war, - q
strong Confederate abd in fbe esa-
federnte military sereice A pofiti-
cal qmclctte, ttaly.-N o, Pit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27
ksnsgiytSin

i ne InllOWl0E ODsefVbllOHS Oi lle
Boston Post meet with our nnqHal-
fled endorsement. We aro pre-
pared TO cooperate with the liberal
republicans, democrats in dis2uisc)
but tho idea Of withdrawal Of the
democratic party from the presi
dsntial contest of 1872, is too ab
surd for comment. What are the
liberal republicans now doing, but
what the democracy have always
done, if they are not opposing the
destructive projects Of extreme rad
icalism. It is only the democracy
that haze gipen them the opportunity
to do this, Let them be profoundly
thankful for the chance to save their
country from utter ruin, and per-
haps their own rccks from tho Jac-
obinc halter. "Withdrawal of the
dcmocracy"-thcse be fine words
truly We are willing to admit
LIBERAL republicans, into n com
mon partnership? Is not that
enough?
The Post says;
"Tho liberal republicans of Mis-.
souri, by their committee, have
publishcth an address expressing
satisfaction with the result Of their
action last year, u resolution TO ad-
here to the policy then pursued,
and calling n State Convention.
The address says: .... ...........
ave earnestly counsel our liberal
republicans to hold fast their inde,
pendent position, to perfect their
organization in every county. and
prepare for victory in 1872. 1t
is our proud duty not to retreat
from the field, Of our triumph, but
to bcckon forwart5 the hosts of lib
eralism in other States 10 the over
throw of that radical domination
which, in the nation even more
than in the State, wars against vi,
tai principles of true republican
ism"
"The time seems TO us ripe foran
uprising of tho people, in kind iiot
unlike that which swept this State
in 1870. Look where you will from
county to county, and from State to
State, the men who have been
prominent in shaping politics and
moulding public opinion arc wait
ING for some moment that shall rive
promise of brighter future
Though they say little, there is a
feeling Of profound dissatisfaction
with tho politics now dominant.
Representatives of this feeling al
ready speak in the Capitol and
through tho press. Republican
statesmen of the largest Influence
and The proudast record are so
united in opinion as to be ready for
action whenever democratic with.
drawal mnv giye needed opportu.
ui,y."
Tbo perversion of power by the
Administration the corruption
which prc, a,lcs the departments of
Govornmont Tho onnrcss;on cycr.
ciscd BIZ military force in Southern
Stotes 1be arbitrary defeat of the
ponuIur will the over!caping of
constitutional BARRIERS the Disgrace
fnl nonotism cyl,ihi,cJ bv The Pres.
idcnt and ,hc mcrccnarv spirit
which demands the highest Office in
tbc land sLould make all honest
palrio,ic citizens "reudy for action"
without waiting for "withdrawul"
of any party.
Ici those republicans who admit
The necessity Of "actjon" AcT-give
an earnest pledge of their dctermin.
,ohnsos [ ~. on ;ndo,lord dnni orruni
.',:s. "oaos ,' ~ ,aa,,n. m ,bo on,;nao,;nn
"nJ .,o o,o.,;on of n,on honest cana
" hio ond ," ,r,,o 70 70 ti,o Constitution r to
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

Rev. r. +. Bunting, ofGalreston,
Chaplain Of Of the sth Texas Con-
federate Cavalry during the war,
commonly called ",The Terry Ran
gers" is preparing to write a histo-
nv of that command duringthe var,
and calls upon all who have any
documents or newspapers relating
thereto 20 furnish them TO him.
Houston Union.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27
song
ny Eournr IossELYs,

Cold blows the wind but my heart " '''' e'''''
NV Katie laid In the dark gra'o TO m'"'''r'
The only 10y lsft me In this world OF so'I'"'
O eould follow her spirit tomorrow
For life will be gloomy ani worthless w',hon' "''
who cherished and frightened snd blessed "'' ''''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

|
Hn"rehy N we n"r""f e9tiitea
oi MeNlco' ANA has been sipes the
22'er'hroW p 10 Span'Si rsls.
i"'E'"g y" Err Hh''orv, aul con
hio't,NS ne character OF beg peo.
PIC, tne e'"o''NA'"en' ''f;''li.y VI,
S'"D'e government err % p mlgi
feIho,o pp7N'b'''i WI. -rV'rgtsa
constitution th' "a .fpiLe
nSagcS ana l"rma n iiNaa
Sovernmr"t, me swoi1' y i:s.op!y.
arn'trr "f affairs Of sat- !ysSyolu:
''oh MAKES ana namakrSp prrslcsnts,
son,,1h Thr ,,.sn =" ID ,h Ghl r"is "
That they should ' take "sa na,S %rl' n." E.. Dor.,
-, Ana 'lr' 'h%"d Keep "I''e"n.
,o, .'"e c 'no "'o'ner country and all
ner ior.hcr % co'pi les, Mexico, y.
t".Seu !, WIN, 'h,'''arlHm, 1hq Amy.
aoi'";a ~" " s'n'N"''op tnal Hss 40 iitsls
Lo,os,'', ,, or Suoori'Ia'ioP, and Is %
n,''n'en''o'y. nn'' aehc'cnt III sQsa,sEjiy
,na o na"s oI ea''eu an army, -
'i !, :. .v""9 ' 'oo' VI '.hDlt'ous ci'iIfh,.
n,,, ~ :" w.. +" l",s''c'i " scuucing m,
"""s 'vS',ne"'S, i.3h, 'helr fealty'
nos;'i.',; W o"I. /" '',a', e',na'sSle Elm HIP,
l"IN'u''',"' VI Y"perh'Norlpl lrllagfr
hu h"co," ." ",eaI'"'''pn ,o ,I, nnv9 tNespeoPlSo
ou'U"'o ~, ,,'" ~, ~ '.,S nPp'a' 70 rcvolnn9R,
,h,t w. ,"' nnaa', ra,, v, "cie''eu cah9iaS,teH.,
i""; in';,",I" ,."1Hs !" arms - resarHed .as.
oloo,;nn ' 'p'" '"o heeis oi, eHNh
'Vs.J"; S',h :; Ill., e.
nu." 10 '"c cnhr"c'cf OF ithe rov0s.
a'n ,J" m; W. ".I w''heSs'hg now H0rs.
voice os Iuaro1 U",Su ", ~ .n' m slse1oral;
Jnn;os ~ on"',aI m IA o." "!'"I",a eNs,aA, ~,
aud h,ypnn,a "pl,,a'' 'ro''s 'o'e' 70 pai'',
T ITn"0 ''J''' ',.I;, ~.
,,,,;,p,,,a, po" ', m"'v'' w o''!frr SUCCESS. s.wiitt
"9 "on - ~ Po'.'.'a Is "l'nf"M 70 sey,.
, ho' 20 ~ I 'i"I,r''' consideratoAx
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
of Texas will meet at Galveston on
the first Monday in February next,
and the Grand Encampment the
next day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27
D o. PURvIANcE,

DENTAL SURGEON,
DALLAS, TnxAs,
RcsprotfniIy informs the citizens OF the city aud
to}inty or Dallas, that he has just returned from
New Orleans with supply OF the best Dental nn'e-
rlals aad improved in'trnmelts ever brought 10
Dnilas. ttllfi. H .iHL ,
iis IL tow ready TO perform all operations connec-
ted With dentistry, and upon term, AS reasonable as
can n, done In ths ststu Satisuction In all opera
tiyns guaranteed, Can be found at his ONCE from
o.. NJ Until 3P.h
viii M. pa nrrsgeniants (afor ofcs hours) to do
work at private resiiences for those VINO prefer J"
Once over Mr., Wayner's 81 ore, Railroad Corner.
July 10. ls7l-i4tf ID.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
W k. COOMBEs,
GENERAL C0NvEyANCkk,

- Ill oth,r iustruments. Always to be found At
tho Bis,rlst Clsrk's once, southeast cotn.rof the
Ssurt hsus.. iep'o'io''''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

Thege are ,OJo diFsreut shade.
ofr.bbons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

The Popc was taken suddenly i'll
on the 17th inst. and from hisgreat
age his death may b. expected at
any moment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

Thiriy-two pounds Of iron have
been made into wire more than III
miles in length.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

Light he the green turf that rc'tso her oo'o"'
And thrre msy the sweet little vio'e'S b'o''om'
For never were ,iolcts purer or sweetcr'
And never wore goodne's and beauty oomp'e'fr'
And 0, what = charm in thu niu'e OF heaven
When hor voice TO the choir Of the angels Is gwen
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-06-26
TOBACCO.
BT A SMALL BOZ.

Tobacco grows something like
cabbage, but | never saw none ct 1t
boiled, although have eaten boiled
cahbag &C with vinegar on it, and |
have heard rHcn say that ci gars that
were given them on election day Tor
nothing were cabbage leaves. Tobac-
co stores are mostly kept by wooden
Injuns, who stand at the door and
try to fool little boys by offering shtml
Il bunch Of cigars, which is glued in
he injsns t1Sun's hands, and is made
Of wood also. Hogs do not like to.
bacco; neither do l. ] tried to. smoke
q cigaronc and it made ME feel like
epson salts. Tobacco waa invented
by q man named Walter Raleigh.
When the people first saw him smo,
king they thought f,fm y steamboat,
and as they never saw q steamboat
they were frightened. My sister
Nancyis a girl. I don't know wheth'
cr she likes tobacco or not. There is
Il yours man named Lc Roy who
comes 10 see her. IIc was standing
on the steps one night, with ei gar
in his mouth, and he said he didnt
know as she would like it., aud she
said, Lm Roy the perfume is agrrea'
hic." But when my big brother Tom
lighted his pipe, Nancy. sud, "Gr,
out the house: you horrible creature;
tho smell Of tobacco makes mo sick. u
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-06-26
THE PRACTICAL LOVER.

I did not purchase for my bride
Rich jeweied rings and costly fans
But what 7 thought would be her pride
A set complete of pots and pans:
I would not win sweet Sennie's love
BY golden gifts of magic power; .
II she proper wife should prove
She would prefer some bags OF Hour
I did not play with Jennie's heart,
Nor try to fix il were it ,F:kTc,
But sent, mistyiistihg modern art,
A side Of pork for her 70 pickle.
I Idid' not give her rubies rcd,
Tt lend her raven hail, relief " e..
Bat What would charlii when We were
we'd ,.-..s-. o..
A good supply of pottcd beef. s
/ did not want9n, with her lo%e, :;
That 'puiSd Il nestle on my breast,
Just like d dropping, tired dove,
Tut sent q couch where it could rest.
I did not, when the moon Mas bright,
Take Jennie ont for tranquil walks;
out litat " NS1iE@l'
a dozen each of knives. and forks.
- - - -. ~ sz'-ss.
did not SEN her flowers bright,
Whose brightness, ah, 50 quickly
wancS, -
But sent her, IN 'the iasrkest Night,
A set Of sheets ;aEEd 'counterpanes.
And 80 st last our little store
Z. Would furnish well an -ivied cot =
But then-I should have sad hefUre-
Shejiit,d me and kept the lot
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-06-26

point to heaven; massive panelcd doors
should i.npress the visitor! with the so
lcmnity or the place into which he is
enterifIg; stained glass should throw a
mystic light athwart the aisles; pulpit,
altar, ceiIihg and galleries should bc Or
namented with tigurative mouldings,
and the columns that support the CALLER
les, and the balusters that rail them in,
should be Of classic patterns. Any con-
fyy4agalioaa Wishing such q church should
send their orders for finishing material
to Mr.. P.,P.r Toale, importer of French
stained glnss, and manufacturer OF and
dealer in Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &C., No.
20 Haync street, Charleston, S.sC.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-06-26
Blooming.

When YOU sec the many rare
beautiful, tasty and yet rcas,
enable priced goods, just open
cd at the Emporium of Fashion.
YOU will be forcibly reminded of
a handsomely laid out garden,
set out with the most beautiful
plants and flowers just bloom
ing, and will naturally y 7exclaim
"thc Emporium Of Fashion is
actually blooming
Such you will hear from all
that visit our establishment this
season, for really we have, with
out a doubt, as handsome Dress
Goods, Silk Goods, Straw Goods,
White Goods, Ribbons, Laces,
Collars, Cuffs, Scarfs, Bows,
Fans, Parasols, Kid Gloves.
Hosiery, Corsets, Skirts, Bustles,
Ladies Under Wear, Made up|
Shirts, Chignons, Braids, Switch
cs, Frillings, Ruflcs, Embroi-
dcries,. Jewelry, Baskets, Dress
Trimmings, Buttons, French
Flowers, Grapes, Netts, Wells,
Ornaments, Honey Comb Quilts,
Black Alpacas, and Silks, Cur
tain Laccs. and many other ar
ticlcs not necessary to mention,
to be found in this part Of the
country. Yes, we can conscien-
tiously say, in South Carolina,
Columbia and Charleston not
excepted; besides, we have ladies
in charge of the Millinery and
Dress Making Departments of
the very best taste. We are
now prepared to make good ev-|
cry word we have said.
Those at a distance send or
ders for samples or order your
Spring Hat or Bonnet, which
you can return if not satisfacto-
ry. .~....
Bills amounting to ten dollars
and upward will be expressed
free Of charge.
We are Agents for "Our Own
Kid Glove" the best for $50.
Agents for e. Buttcrick & Coz
Patterns; ), Agents for Grover q
Baker Sewing Machines, and
Branch Of Nine. Demorest, Of
New York.
Respectfully,
|. JAS. w. FOWLER & co.,
Proprictors.
April 10, 1872, 52-tf
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH For re-
moving the disayrccahlc affection al
most the only safe and effective thing
to use is the concentrated solution of
chloride of soda. From six 10 ten
draps Of it in q wine glass full of pnrc
spring water. taken Immediately after
tho operations Of the morning arc
completed. In some cases the odor
arising from carious teeth is combined
with that of tho stomach. If the
mouth be well rinscd with u teaspoon
lul of solution of the chloride in q
tumbler Of water, tho bad odor Of the
teeth will be removed.
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Mr Frederick Hudson, for. many
years the managing editor of tho
Herald, has. written history OF jour-
nalism, which the Messrs, Harper
have in Press. -
Willard's Hotel at Washington has
been leased Mt the rate Of Sl5,G00 the
first year, $4,000 the second, s25,Ooo
the third, $4,000 tho fourth year
and thereafter.
For the construction Of q ship ca.
nal across tho State of Honduras,
from tho Atlantic to the Pacil c, a ten
per cent. loan Of that governs ent, to
the amount of s75,0O0,000, his been
offered in the London market.
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Tho Empress Eugonic, has been
suffering for some time past from q
painful Inflammation of tho facial
glands. Her physicians think she
will have to undergo an operation
that may dis6gurc her countenancc
for life,
Colonel Forncy and Tom Scott have
gone on an exploring cxpidilion to
find property for a Texas land and
copper mining association. and tho
feeble United States posts in that re.
gin are ordered to furnish the spccu'
lalors n body guard OF one hundred
cavalry, at the government expense
The Democratic editors Of Illinois
in convention at Peoria, unanimously )
agreed to support the Cincinnati:
Greeley movement if adopted in Bal
timoro. They resolved also that in
the opinion of the convention, |tle
nomination of Il third ticket ut Balti,
more will not subscrve tho. c.intcrcsts OF
the Democratic party.
The summer exodus for Europe
is immense No less than seven
steamers sailed from New York on
Saturday, each carrying larg e mum.
bcrs of passengers, representing all
parts of the counlry-southward to
Charleston and New Orleans, and
westward to St. Louis, Chicago and
San Francisco. There were nearly
Il thousand passengers in all. s.
One of thc fancics Of the late James
Gordon Bennett was TO have in his
house an aviary of rare birds and
fowls. These were procured from all
parts Of the globe regardless OF cx'
prnsc. Sometimes he would stand
for hours observing the habits of tho
fcathcrcd capsivcs. From long obscr
v:,ion he appears 10 have found re-
scmhlances in them to. various pubic
men.