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New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

~ JERSEY DNISOS-Passthgcr Depos IN hNior,, foot %
Corandt Desbrossts Fr.ht received at Pier 30 Nots
Riy.r aul Pennsylvana Railroad bgrot, Jersey CITY
TINE or TRAINS LEAVING NEW-fohk,
Adopted July l. 1872
$50 .WaV train Boouiubnrsh and intermediate r1torS
m.-E1ps mail EleBVle Liberty Fails, AM nenuoil,S
stations.
1870 mwsy train r Boouingclle AMI intermediate station,
lpm-Way train Noreudske and iutcTmedate
3:i3 mWaT train ior Mlletown aud inteunodille stations
t:jl mEIpress train Ior lsckeusck Paterson. NoraES
Frankfn. MddeoNn. Eiiruv.lle and Llherty Fails
s:lOp m-Way for Bo0mngoae intermediate stoA
s:lO m-Way train for Norteldyke and nrmelas ssn.
RETURNING-LesTe Eltnyile 3:55 80 a. are b. NeT.
York 1910 500 m. Leave Liberty Fsg 800 b. anl
IN Eew-York lC.,0 $3.50 m. Leave Mcoss
Al a. m aai and 10 Ncl -
= Ne WV 49, " JOHN BRADLEY
VIZ H. WEED Supt NeVJers.y Dssoa
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

Forward deliveries higher, wt fair cemabd sales a. follows
a onl la,i. oi Low MiddItgs: - ..
last evening ar m-oeiohe 800 al l61e 100 AZ IL 6
OQ az gtc Nov. 100 l6ic December 100 at Bici
Jsuusgy 70 80 8c February 600 at l9ic March
100 al sic total $3.50 bales T. o. B. 500 bales savannah r. I'll
J. o. B 1900 bales ssyann November shipment l. Sales to-day
m-Octobe 9l6e 800 at ltc; November 100 az
rs 6c s0J at O!c; November 76e December 200 at
lP. oger December lsic so at 10 7l6o, 600 at tc
Js1gsrv 6c 10 l6c 200 8ke PebrOary 900 At
gsc at % &C. 2y al i @ March 100 at s 100 At is iyl6c,
~ 9c ~ 56c; April 100 at 2ic 20 r. o. b. saysn-
nsh tss Mdure shipment lStc r. o. b. 900
savannah shipment total $50 bssi grand total 1880
COFFRE-There gooo degree Of activity 10 Rio Coffee and
quoted M dl5c g0i ssls include $500 bags Rio,
per Urah 500 do M9eney a. Hampton Roads Tor Ba
MARY Price, Baltimore, private termS
OheT Coaees quiet Java a2c Msraebo 5Gl7ic, gold
quei but 6n quoted at l4i 492c for lo
Oer du nomnAy unchanged Sperm, 3ld5ci
Patent case, sud Paradue At JJc-
FLOUR MEALihs Flour Market IL quiet and most grades
weaker Choice Family IN fair demand and
tn market active for the low grades with
rather prices good lots Of Western Shipping Extras and Su
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
NTEW- YORK. NEW HAVEN, AND HART


~ FORD RAIROAD.-Sew-York and New-TIaven Division
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING OCTOBER 7, 1872,
TRAINS LEAVE SEw-loRK.
For New-Hsyen stErh lIJJ m l2;l5 (EEl (bLl 3S
For Bridgeport :, EI) 9. llO l25 EI ELl 3:{S,
For Mlforl and Statori l. il:5o nj o:45 49, and 9opm
For Fairfield, Southport aud Wesipo :. li5O nj J9 f59
For south Yorwak E1) i3oG nj IBIS (EIl EIl -
For Dlteu, l. o II n. 34j, 40 $50 .nd $50
For stanford ok g. To- 1859 2:l5 OH ass tEtD
Rochelle and Port Chester and EL stopping at Aoan vernon,
For Greenwich and intermediate Stations TO- 1850 H. ais.
3f5 4:i5 $3.50. 5:55. $50 5:l5 ?.
Sunday Twenty seVenthst, Eewfok att S
ssmr south Nowa and Brieepor and at for Bos,os 10
Shore Line stopping Mount Vernon hamlroneck AMI Ry,.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, Springfield a. II. ard p
For Boston, via Shore Line l2:l p. m.
FOR Hartford and Sprugiell m; l2;5 3sLdspn. m.
FOR Newport, X. L. sa M snd 1918 ?. m . -, D..
For Connecticut RIVER Railroad, ~, Rl5 to Geena1
p. m, Montreal aud White MoultainA
For HaHfor, Providence Gud Fshk Railroad, ss N Ra
For Shore Line Railway Norwich and PrOvdree l4l5
,, 70 hew-Lonion snd Norwich, and p. H. Boston BIZ
For Conneeticut Valley Ralrosd and p.
For Nss Haven an Northampton Railroad N No. Nots
For Nsx.Eiaye1 MiJctown wInaHs Railroad Ar Lse),
For Housltonc Railroad a m. and ?. n.
For Na1ga;uck Railroad and 4;O m % Ws,er1nrrt
For DauJuy and Sorsalk Railroad, J. aud A. l|9 asd
For sIepaug Valley RarOsl Danbury and SOrvah r.
Por Ney. Cna,n Railroad a. N I25 4:30 and $50 Pm.
Comuodious attached 70 and and also
SUNDAY mail train either Inc Dfawngro attached 10 hs
Passengers can procure tickets any point ~
Depot OF tie Neglork NeWayea and Hartford T. Iwen
tYyeah and Fourthave also At the oces Of the Newlors
Transfer (OdIs EKpcss No 9t Broadway No. CourL,
Brooklyn and By leaving suitable notice lave their bssg eles
of AID checked from rcsder,e 70 destination.
A.. Y. 4 y. II
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

TRIE Y.-Summer Arrangement or
IL Trains taking effect yune H. 1871 From Cbanbest Depot por
q ~ m~CnSnuati and Caicago Da, EEprcs. DrvingRoos
Coaches to Buffalo and Niagara Fals and sleeping CoaeH' .
~ nm@EIpres Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls Dnwns
Room Coach Susq1eaua and Sleeping Coaches " destination
$500 D. Night Express Sleeping Coaches to Basao aud hng,
z,oO ~ m, CDay Cincinnati Chicago Fg EIpress Sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Fals ah6 uees
For Po yeIy 500 900 O 'IIls m 40 $50 and '7e
For % Goshen and Mde,OEu 49, a:oo $780, liO and ''
"S For Waf.iei 500 100 and tli:l5 A. 80 p.
For Newburgb 1890 800 and l0J 3g EJJ and 80 p n
Por Sufern T:O 8OO tS ll00. lll5 3:JO 40, 800
For 6deegood Hohokus Aienae ani Ramses Ig, @ ~ -.
Il.OO SI5a m $50 Ol co.. i6:30 700 and '!ljj
For Paterson 65 $50: s:o0 f33j 1900 Oo ill;5 M l2fo
m sE45 $50 400 500 5l5 $50, Goo $780, ''co S;9 lIiJ u
aO 70, RSuFl Park ard Pasc e:i5 l5o ts9o 1880 100
m u m sIi5 $780, 4;oo, S;i1, soo '6:N Sl1 m and "a
For Tiel.naek and Way sI5 and fsis m SO
For Isale Way 50O S5, aud tS;i5 L00 800, 51
and 6OO n m and Ssturiays ONLY u 90 midnight
For sudng Valley and Way 500 BIS 84 sad goo 100 EE,
500 ami 500 and SATURDAYS ONLY u O0 mnght N "a.
Fr PngeVooi 500 900 l3) 3l5, AS. Ei9, $50 60.
md s1.45 q m SATURDAYS onlv, l:0O midnight.
For Crsk, $780, 7:i5, 900 jJ 30, GID 0y, GS' ani
sT45 D. N. Saturdays only. l2OO midnight -, 49,. 80
Po Upper Piennon 5, T - l;D, El3, i;$o, s;0, 60
and t7:l5 .. IN. Saturdays only, Y mdnight ., %,
For Pernont and Syacs ii3 and - M snd l1O ff f''%
go and t7:45 D. q. SATURDAYS only, 10 midnight
leaving Chaabers on even hours or aI bons eae
Twentg,ris Is than above tine The m l;o
n m . .ud " midnight from Chambersst only
BTraIns on the n Il Of leaving Cbambersst on Guar
bours leave Twenhrt - minutes earlier than above time
Tickets passage and for Apartments In Drawing Room anil seP
BAGGAGE NAV be Oces2i $40 sni S5l Broad
waT Cou-st Brooklyn hontgonerys Jersey City al tue Nol
pany's Depots and Of agents at the principal hotels 49,
JOHN N. ABBOTT Icn'l PAss'T Ag't
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

TOR R0ND0UT, landing at COzzens, Corn
wall Hesburgh Milton, Poughkeepie and BsoprA The ef
THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES W. BALDWIN leave DAILY
Al IN. m. P.er3 a. n R. foo HanIs
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
E0R NEW-HAVEN, Y, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
81 25 leave PeekIp o Hewayen at jl5 aud ii
.raA IL .lrnal

TOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusa-
tonic Naugstaek Railroads Pare 81 Steamers leave
Catherine iD u and Y night (SundAys eKeeptedl
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12


oo~ing fon Nj km8st wefs W,etly Hop
noticeable esaJe 10 ibe tfaer this ie
reB sitb the corresponding
deI1aud do Ing Tie i,sei
WeteTr bewe h rdao The stos " pee Hop h ibs m 10
Which, fepuHbe, vii Onbi.f>< fsc LTLer
sgsI tsos sssgs s 81 s.af
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

largest and most magnificent river Steamers in the wo
The ST. JOHN, DREW. and DEAN RICHMOND.
One will Pier No Al. North RIVER
afternoon Sundays eIccpe O'Clock arriving At ALBANY IN time
10 connect W railroad trains West. North and Bsst
RETURNING leave the steamboat anig the arrival Of connect
ing trains from the West. NOrh aud East
Through tickets olaaDed 1t the OTce the Wharf Dot
Broadway No Courst Brookn. Baggage ehecAe
nation Freight received until the hour OF departure
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

~ BOATCO-Omce Harnson-gt Pier Strs CHkYSTENAH osJ
al 81 n except SUNDAYS Yonke Iryngon TarytoNn, Nack
r. Lake IIavsw g. Pt, yePaneks and Peessl ADELPHi at
D. EngewoO YoBkeis Hastings d. Ferry TOW Sing aud
ALEXIS at s. for l5t EEgewool fODkers Hastg
Ferry ngton ToNr, and hyack and T. Town FeTy
with n 4 trains. LANE A.t.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

~ FORD RAILROAD-SewYOrka and NewHayen Division.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING OCTOBER 7, H1s
NvfOrk Of Twen seventies Fourth
Entrance on TSenty-seyenhs.
TRAINS LEAVE NkW-l0RK
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

CITIZENS EVENING LINE STEAMERS
~ For TROY DIRECT steamers sUENYSTDB and THOMAS
POWELL n. foot North hoJst. daily Sstardls
excepted h making connections with ala gong
baggage checked ali points
Saratoga Troy and Bosion Raloads.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

Az supply deficiencies former appropriations and TO paT h
the canals which decen
and Indebtedness have becu ehlugei into liabilities Tor mone
borrowed them, into oeicl Of Indebtedness whc
the safe psyg interest and pay the hoatng inihtinc,
and the liabilities f,r tue present fiscal
provided bY ami money therefor, ly an u
e b0uis Of the State. ana provide submitting e question
thereon 10 the PeoIle.
Passed May l5 ig,l; threesnhs being present
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12


e1port a few choice ores are moving TO home trade.
Laiemade Fancy Factory IA! dl4l Ohio Factories az
Late .msde good TO prime Daires. .:''''''
Factories, 0l3il Skinned Cheese.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-20
49,, 80, M ppar1rArE THB PUBLICATION OF ALL LII,
Nv hNA ~ NOTICES

Az am M REauLATE THB PUBLICATION OF ALL LE-
nv AN aAI AND PUBLIC NOTICES.
sporroN 1. BE IL enacted by the Senate ana
Hnnsa nj Representatives OF the state ol Soutn
Garnre now met and sitting In General Assem-
S,v and by the authority OF the same: IL shan oe
sne duty OF the Attorney. .Generai, tne Conpttsol
ier General and the Secretary OF State cop)ontly,
20 SeaISnste by public notice iD] one or more
newsnaners in this Stale, In which all legal notl-
nss aTvertisements, or publications ltr the STATE,
of sny and every character required oy law ~ oe
made pubic shall be published; anu sala AttoI.
ney. General, Comptroller-Generai anu oecteLa.y
of state shall have power to make sncn cnauSss
Va ga nsw RESERVATIONS from ime to time, As they
ma, irdpe that the public interest required.
Src D. All state and County ofncers anu QUIET
nersons- are hereby required to furmsn 10 Tue
,,ewspapers designated under tnls acS ior .ne
Sfate and for the representative counties, ior pun
iIcation all legal notices. advertisements anu sIo 1
iicatiG1a. of any and every character required oy
inS1 to he made public; and 10 legal nu tlce, 80.
uerttsements or publication required by law 10 oe
~ ade nnbltc shall have any valid force or enecs
,,riess nublished In the newspapers aeslgnateu
nnder this aet ;and 0Publtcation OF any cnaIacte.
m anv newspaper not designated under tlls act;
shai 20 Maid for from the funds OF this Sta'e OF OF
snn 1e. non,srv. p1opided That the said officers men
ss.eH IN section sh all have power, In cases re-
GntTino un1sual publicity, to order puolcat.oas
n sncS newspapers, In addition 10 tnose ues.g
nofed nnter this act, as by anu WIN tnS n, au
1ice of the Governor taey may seiect; anu onls 81
tncnrred shall be audited aud PAID Id USUAL man'
nery -, norts or acts inconsistent
nereWitn are hereby repealed. o,to.
SEQ. T. This act shall take enect Ifom ssm Siso.
its passage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-20
A Picture.

Through heather. moss. aud golden rod,
We wandered 10 the summer weather;
And. needing scarce the way we trod,
We're glad, because We were together.
And, when the MONDAY sun was high,
A purple rock gave shelter cool,
Where, hidden from the summer Sky,
And lecked with shadows, lay pool.
Itseemed jewel, bright yet dim;
Wet ferns half strove to cuver It:
Enticed by thyme. about the orlm
The Wild bees murmured over 1t.
"And this the wishing. WELL" she cried.
"Where they who drink boon may craVe;"
And kneehng there. the spell she tried;
And though she smiled, her eyes were gra'e'
Small hands together lightly pressed
From the cool spring sne lifted up;
And, half In earnest half In jest,
She offered me the rosy cup.
And In the pool her shadow CAME
A picture meier to be forgot
Sweet eyes and falling hair, IN frame
or fox glove and forget-me-not.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-20

Massachusetts Mechanics Under n New
master--The Work OF Wonderful
Yankee Girl.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-20
State Notices.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, /
l. CoIuNBIA. g. c., October 28. {
n F F I G I A L.

T EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., October 2S.
sTtE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS is hereby
desionated as the newspaper for the publication
or ail Legal Notices and Official Advertisements,
Sor the Comfy or charleston. under the act OF
Fehrnary 90 1870, entitled: AN Act 10 Regulate
the publication Of all Legal and Public Notices,
and the former order Of this Board, dated Febru.
sry a2, 1872 designating the Charleston Daily Re;
nnbiican as the newspaper for the publication OF
aiI Iaoal Notices and Onicial Advertisements for
the County OF Charleston, Is hereby rescinded."
]. L. NEAGLE,
Comptroller General.
D. q. CHAMBERLAIN,
Attorney General.
F. L. CARD0ZO,
Secretary OF State.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-20
Jnsnrlnre.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,
A. H. HAYDEN, Agent, az,
~.
No. 272 KING STR E E T
Jrlsnranre.

publshed
HARTFORD
Il.
. -i4lI
ras net Of the Company the 1 amounted 0ooo providing
t. is hardly
deH
HENDEE
r,
~ - 60. November
Risks taken in the above frstclass Companies at the usual
rates.
A. H. HAYDEN, Agent
novs STREET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-20

ii.--Anfhdulgent Kansas parentsold his cook
ing stove for eleven dollars In order TO take
his fourteen children to the circus. He says
IL only comes two or three times a year, and,
besides, he never had much to cook on the
stove, anyhow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-20

WILL SELL THIS DAY, ATsHALFS
w PAST O'Clock! at,No ss3S Queen street,
the contents Of BARk00M, y. including Fixtures,
Tables, Stoves, DC. Conditions cash. noTb0 Z,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-20
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE.
IF. L. CARD0ZO, Secretary OF State OF South
Carolina, In pursuance OF the provisions OF the
Act above referred to, do hereby certify that the
foregoing Ia correct transcript from the state
ments aud declarations OF the Board Of State Can
yassers, hled IN this Office according to said Act
OF Assembly.
Iiyen under my hand and the Seal Of the State,
- this 18th daY Of November, A. D. 1872, ami
IT, a. in the ninety seventh year OF American
t--j Independence. F. L. 0ARD0ZO,
nov2O secretary OF state.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-20
R.M. .MARSHAIL.&BRO.; 8

WILL SELL THIS ,DAY, LAT HALE
w PAST 10 O'Clock, at No. SO Broad street,
A large Drsy MULE, warranted sound.
n0V20
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-30

A PRESENT GIVEN AWAY
 to every New Agent this month
 to sell our new. and beautiful Map of U. s. and World, for 1872, also, New England Map, colored in townships, counties and states, best ever published. e1O0 to $2O0 . month on these and our new Pictorial and Re- ligious Charts and Pictures,
 largest and best assortment for Agents in New England. Apply ct once to D. l.. GUERNSEY, Con Cord, NH. or Box S827 ,Boston.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-30
-..- zA .I.....s.a.
DR. JULTHNs oHYDRASTIN COMPOUND

Is remedy of great merit in diseases of the Kidneys
 Biadder and Urinary Organs. The invalid fairly giving trial will never regret it. Read testimonial
 NEW BRITAIN, CONN.,, March 9, 1872. Dn. Fl. L. JULIEN Nearly year ago was suffer- ing from chronic disease of the kidneys and tCrpor the iver By the earnest request of your agent was persuaded to take two successive doses of your Hy- drastin Compound, from which received so much benefit that eommenced ordering the medicine at first by the dozen and thenby tho gross have found that it has given perfect in every case where have sold it, and in opincn it is the most effective remedy for liver and kidney complaints have ever used or sold-I G. RossETrER, firm Ros- setter < Goodrich. 9. Prepared by B. KEITH & O., Al Liberty St. N Y. For sale by all druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-30
.
REV ADVERTISEMENTS.

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 The Iowa Loan and Trust Company will invest money on hrsclsss Real Estae at ten per cent interest net payable semi-aniually in New York and will guarantee the collection of ai loans made throug it's agency All charges paid by the borrower. New York and New England references, ai fnll particulars, sent ap Drawer I67, Des Moines, Iowa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-30
Dr. J. BLACKMAN'S GOLdeas E.rtgNct

Is the only reliable medicine for the relief and cure of all diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary stance, Incontinence and Retention of the Urine
 Inflammation of the Bladder, Pains in the Back and Loins are speedily relieved. no matter of how long standing. Price $1 per box. Prepared only by H. Il. UHLE, Norwalk, Conn. JOHN E. HENRY, 8 College Place, N. Y, Wholesale Agent. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. 7-1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-30
4 BROAD STATEMENT

THE CARHART PATENT TWO-HORSE PULvER- ZINC cULTIVATOR is indispensable 0 farm implement; it is recent and simple invention. No farmer afford to do without it. We ask those who have never seen them to buy them condition that The price is only Twenty Dollars. Address, C. C.. BRADLEY SON, Manufacturers, Syracuse, N. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-02

Perhaps no mar living has won more
golden opinions than DIR. Walker, as
the enormous and widely increasing sale
of his California Vinegar Bitters attests.
We never look into one of our exchan-
ges, but there is a panegyric of the Bit
tcrs staring us in the face. Our readers
will say that there must be n reason for
all this praise. They are right. The
efficacy of this celebrated medicine is
established by evidence which it is I'M
possible to doubt. Among the thou
sands who have borne testimony to its
excellence, there is not IL d~issentient
voice. In very many phases OF NOR
ganic disease it seems to be unfalllnS.
All diseases arising from Il vitlatcd state
of the blood are surely eradicated by 1t.
1t is an cllcctual remedy for pulmonary
complaints, bilious, rcmittcnt and inter
mittent fcvcrs, rheumatism and dyspep-
STA. 1t purges the body Of all unhealthy
humors, gives tone to the system, and
where the vital powers are cnfeebled,
restores their functions to vigorous and
healty action. All this it does the more
cftectually because its operation is not
interforcd with by the presence Of alec
hol. Tho Vinegar Bittors is perfectly
free from any such hurtful ingredient.
We have always believed that plants
contain the true remedies for disease,
and oN the remedies necessary. DIR.
Walker is on the line of real progress,
and we hope that he will not rest on
his present discoveries.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-02

At this season the vegetable world takes q
new lease of life; but to the sensitive and
delicate embcr Of the human family Ills n
time of danger and often of great suffering.
The moisture which rises from the earth and
hangs suspended over 1t In the form of morn
ing and evening mists and fogs, holds In selu-
ton, SO to speak, the mephitic elements
which produce fever and ague-rcmittent
fevers, rheumatism, and many painful ner-
VousdlsturbGnces, and which aggraVate dys-
pepsla, b|lllousness and all minor affections
of the stomach and bowels. This, therefore,
il a critical period of the year, Il season when
the rcuovaLing, refreshing and purifying
operation of the InighticSt of all vegetable
TONES and alternatives, llostetter's Stomach
Bltters, is salvation to the weak, and the
best security for the continuance of the health
and vigor of the strong. Now Is the time not
only to protect the system against the com
mon ailments of the season, but to prevent
the disorders incident to a warmer tempera-
ture. Let not the ~cXhauStiug heats OF the
summer months find yOu unprepared TO
meet them. A course of HOStetter's Bitters,
commenced now, Will put all the physlcal
euergies in fighting trim, double The capacity
OF the internal organs to repcl the causes OF
disease. refresh the brain aud clear IL OF all
h~ypOchOndriacal cobwebs, and place the
whole phisique In an attitude OF defence,
with every available point fortified ana
guarded and as nearly invulncrabie to un-
wholesome influences asst Is possible for the
human structure to be.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-02
Country life Preferable.

Oh, this constant, noyer-cols.ng
twirl in the current of city life !
VIII it always be so2 Will the
whirl, and hustle, and confusion al
ways have such nm attraction? As
long us moths ilutter around Il can-
die, human moths will doubtless Hut
ter around the light that the city ex-
tends. And yet how much swcoter
and more attractive lilo' the country
is! Especially is it to a woman.
In tue country, whatever her circum-
stances OF fortune, woman finds that
which is I'M imperative want of her
nature-a refined home. In n city,
if poor she cannot escape. Or shield
rGr children from the noisy, vulgar
nsyarming around her: the tene-
. Du1 td%ipg Or the sccond-rate
: mostphereg only remain to her.
AeStiing at tho sky, in balmy at
II under the shaddgblest cottage
majestic elms, can be tic m%ountain,
w y VIII not say Of laiy-Bf, our
hssociated with vulgar prateDHe,
'-7ous Of q gentle.wo@an, pi0'en'iol,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-02
Aids 10 Digestion.

Ill. ra,l ooo L., III
inc L1o'o o'''J ':I' t..t :u ~
5e''G" mo i'Iio i"ii,,iJ - "i.' Do 90
SI,'',n'," ~ "' vi, p,pJ1 w. =" ,,,I"'S
tt| IN" ma,.a''V' ,,T T'r r,r - Ln ""?i,) 'n6
Oho ~i''c'3''Ii I"Ct ~ a.
animal I''''' J." .to Iun,',''''''
lo'H, ii o' oo3'S"' ',Ip"ot. over 'oI-
on'' ''ni'' "n., ~ u uio % .Io'o o
locI''I1ly 1n'a.41"'ou 'N't on ~ 'ho o""o
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