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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-04
PURCHG0TT, BENEDICT & CO.,

NO. E44 h1Nd 0IhEEI,
Offer on Monday, June 8, previous to taking Year.
ly Inventory, their entire Stock at great sacrdce.
The greatest inducements OF the season are
offered:
20 pieces Black SILK, at 81 and 81 rs.
10 pieces Gros Grain, 81 25 and 81 80.
100 Japanese Silk Dresses, only $s.
All our Japanese Silks reduced to Is cents.
10 900 yards of different new styles OF Dress
Goods, from Is cents.
so Black Llama Lace shawls, reduced 25 per
cent, (bargains)
Our entire Stock of White Goods has been
marked down.
100 pieces Swiss, IL, Is and 20 cents.
200 pieces Swiss. 25, 80 and 40 cents.
100 pieces Satin.Strlpe Pique, 20 cents, formerly
25 cents.
200 pieces Corded and Dotted at 25 and IS cents,
reduced from 40 and 50 cents.
500 pieces Nainsooks, Jsconets Cambrlcs, Checked
and Cross.Barred Oambrlcs at greatly reduced
prices.
Our Linen Department is complete IN all i''
lines.
rs pieces Ladies' Dress Llnen-44 Wiae-Zo ceh.s'
20 pieees Ladies', White A BattIste from 25 cents
9o n,eces Gents, Brown Linen, from 20 cents up.
fuIl line or White Linen Duck, Linen Drill and
striped Linens for Mems and Boys Suits-sold at
great sacrifice.
Our Cloth Department has received additional
supplies In the latest styles OF CASSlMERES,
Bro adclotbs, Drab d'Ete, &C, all of which hive
undergone an extraordinary reduction In the
prices We offer this line Of good as great bar
gains, and can convince customers that the
goods are the cheapest IN this market.
The most complete Stock OF
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By W. 7. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS,

r OF OF sLAND No. IL ARCHDALE
LIZ g. STREET. GHc..' .-srs
. VIII be sold at Auction at the east end OF Broad
street, at II O'Clock. THIS DAY. June4,.
The LOT OF LAND, wish Buildings thereon, on
the west side OF Archdale street. known al No.
IL, (Artman's) measuring 81 feet front BY aa9 In
depth. more or less. -.-...#...
.Terms-One.hslf cash; balance In enc year,
secured by bond and mortgage or the Properly.
with interest payable semt.annually. Purchaser
to payluS for papers and stampe.. "ii'''l jun4'
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anrtio1t Balts--Ghis Dap.

BY PAULB. EALANE & co.
-TlHIS MORNING, THE 4TH, WILL BE
y sold IN Storehouse, No. al East Bay, at
haIf.past O'Clock, 49, #yr-.z.,.,. c,...
An invoice of CROCKEKY; per Falcon, as fol.
lows -12." 81" 10 = ..yi 43>5fS -
= so dozen Small Yellow Bowls aud Chambers
so dozen Large Medium and Small White Cham
bers. .Eis's ~. g:!s..t= 80 400
Conditions cash. ~ > luna
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wTO CLEAN SILVER AND PLATED
Ware, wash with strong hot suds OF the DOL
LAR REWARD SOAP.
DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, 8. G.
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DrofeEslonal.
G A 3 D

A G A B D.
All operations In DENTISTRY performed by DR..
ANDERSON In the most scientific manner, on the
most reasonable terms, and entire satisfaction
guaranteed, at the corner OF King and Liberty
streets. may22
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DOMESTIC GOODS

DOMESTIC GOODS
can be found at our Establishment.
The latest styles OF CALIOOs, Percales, Lawns,
MusIlns, alnghams Drills, Brown and Bleached
Homespun, are offered at prices never before In
this market.
Our complete and well.assorted Stock OF
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NOTICE TO BONDH0LDERs. 80
Holders OF the Mortgage Bonds Aforesaid WIN
report at once to Messrs. PAGE MauRI, hicn-
mond. va. the number OF Bonds held by them,
the deed OF Irlst by which they are securedT the
amount OF each Bond, aud the amonnt OF interest
flne. Holders OF Detached Coupons viii report as
ehove X. H. MAURY, =; .go.I
"oo'e ]. PROSSER TABB,r -
inna Surviving Trustees.
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es- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GULF STREAM, from Philadelphia. are hereby
notified that she is discharging Cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed by sunset Will
remain on wharf at consgnees' FISK ana ex-
pense. "m. A. oooHiHNAI'
,,nA-, Agent.
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E- THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, fol. the BENEFIT OF the Free
School Fund Official Rattle Numbers:
CLASS No. 535-MoRNrNa.
32-39- -,2-17-31-28-l6- 6-45-69-75-13-44
CLASSNo 536-EvBNING.
77-36- -7-55-l5-44-3l- 3- 6-22- 2
Aa witness our hands at Charleston this Sd
FENN PECK,
JAMES G1LLILAND,
iun4 Sworn Commissioners.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

is the best and cheapest In the city. We are
oneriag the following articles cheaper than any
house In this town:
NAPKINS, Doylles, Towels. Bleached and un-
bleached Tabling. Crash, White Linens, Sheet
ings, Plllowcasing, DO, &c.
Particular attention has been paid to tho reduc-
tloh in the prices Of: =
Ladies' and Gents Summer UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' and Gents Handkerchiefs, Bows, Neck.
ties 80 ..5.g
A full line Of all Widths, Shades and Colors OF
SILK RIBBON at lower prices than ever before
offered
An additional reduction OF % per cent. has
been made In the price OF our complete line OF
HOSIERY:
Ladies' Fine White HOSE. a.s
UhIldren's Fine White Hose.
Mems Fine White Socks.
Boys' Fine White Socks.
Ladies', Mems and Chlldren's GLOVES, In White
and Colored Lace and Linen Cuts and Col.
lars, Wells, Sets Sleeves and Collars, Fans,
Parasols, Artificial Flowers, Straw Hats,
Marsees Fringes and Trimmings-all at
greatly reduced prices.
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & co
No. 244 KING STREET.
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EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.

This Is no Dye, but Tonic and Hair Dressing
keeps the scalp clean, and promotes the growth
of Ihs Hair; contains no Nitrate o. Silver, no sui
phur, no Sugar OF Lead, and no other injurious
Drug, Try it. Only SO cents bottle.
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6uerial Notires.

nsrCONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York. are notified th@t
she will discharge cargo THIS DAY at Adger's
south Wharf, Goods uDcalled for at sunset
win remain on the wharf at owners rick.
iun4.1 JAMES ADGER i CO., Agents.
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mrCONSLGNEES PER MERCHANTS
LINE schooner FLORENCE ROGERS will send to
Adger's North Wharf for goods before sunset OF
expenses will be incurred. No claims ailowe"
after goods leave the wharf.
ROACH MOFFETT,
iuna-, Agents.
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TIE sTUYvEsANT BANK-A CARD FROM JOHN
MAX
10 the Creditors Of The Staycesant Bank;

10 the Creditors Of he Staycesant Bank!
/ am creditor of the Stuyvesant Bank
hold its certificates OF deposit for $50 dated Sept g.
1871 As such creditor watched the proceedings
what steps taken toward settling the affairs OF the
bank Examinations Of the records OF the Supreme
show that tie appointment Of Mr., Archer Receiver
went through the Supreme Court in this manners Ir
Barr of the Erie Railway Company, by Mr. Sterling OF
Field shearaan, Erie lawyers began his suit Oct
IL, and tho very next day appeared by his
coneel IN cour aud the attorney OF the bank also ap
peed ana sy Their consent and che appoint
Receiver, was made. Mr. Archer filed lns Receivers
Ancker all of the Erie Railway Company, were surees
Field sbesrman were immediately retained by Mr..
Supreme Court wherein orders wire made for settle.
ments and payments including pay of counsel fees
Quoted thus The summons returnable at Field q
shearnans office and the Judgment against the bank
Dudley Field, OF counsel Tor Plaintiffs the Attorney Gen
ere being Mr. Cbamplain, who was then in the days
Being impressed with the idea that the interests of the
ssnk ersa" were , IN great dange was Interested
ton In bankruptcy against the bank and learning that
counsel and discontinued the proceedings thogg ine Is
necessary to begin for myself without delay and accord
been possession OF the of the bank for nearly
four months He has paid out large money and
bank and authorized to pay legal expenses by order
of the State Court His counsel, Field q shearmar
by motions but the United States Court has irmy ss
tined proceedings aud the Gfiars Of the bank have
finally passed into tho OF the United States Court
where creditors may know what is done in the admins
trst0n Of the estate, aud may have fears of private
or chamber orders Of any Judges OF tho Supreme Court
any sinister control. ,'
The certificate of deposit which nv pet!t,on In
bankruptcy Is founded il and the properv
Of any bank. There are other Cerhc ates, owned by
several banks nv proceedings have been begun with
view TO the rgbtfu setementOf the affairs of the hapt
No offers propositions for settlement or arrapgoment
have been made either ~ me or by me.
Mr.. Archer Ia In position a. talk OF "put IN ,ohs
Having been President Of the hank, his own "a
transactions proper subjects for Investigation in b
half the creditors His acceptance OF recoversbn ws
breach of the Bankrupt law of the United Sat- WI
all his receipts and payments under ccor of sneh nv
cevtrship are wholly void and without legal autIortv
constituted assignee. JOHN MACK, No 30s Filt.aye''
heo- I0rk, Feb. 9. 1871 '"'a'c
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC


The Wood Investigating Committee from
Albany is holding secret sessions ut the st. Nicholas
Hotel
The American Institute elected, last evening.
the following officers:
President A. Barnard vePr,nier Charl., p D.,y Ore.e,
Cleveland, Henry A. Burr Recording
responding Secretary Samuel D. Tzss Treasurer Bysstct
Constoek.
The first annual dinner Of the Middleburv
vt) College Association given Delmon,cos last
evening. Responses to toasts made by John G.
SAKE. President Kitchefl Prof i. Kellogg nnd Others
Letters were read from Judge Nelson OF Supreme
Court, and Judge Parker
The Eew-YOrk and Hudson River Unitarian
Conference met yesterday at All Souls Church. on
F0urth-ave, DR. Bellows presiding. About a dozen
churches were represented All the societies portd
fayoraby except the ono ut Harlem. which has mort
gage OF 5000 against It's charch edhce, In danger
OF losing IL. e
The Church Of Our Father, at Clermont and
AthRiic-ars, Brooklyn. crowded last evening on
die occasion OF the installation OF the Rev. H. r. Nye o
pastor. The sermon wss preached by Che Rev L. H.
Chaplin n d.; the installation prayer made BY fila
Rev. a. PPutua'. D. d., aud the nddross 10 the peoni
by the Rev j. NJ. Pullman. '''P''
There has been 40 much mere talk about To.
form OF our Cg Service those who had private aims
10 secure and hio-o who wero In our own
service tsich as itis aud unaVuanted with the admi
able foreign systans such rs aye even In China
ioe 70 sWak OF kuropa an e0ntr that the address on
he Jitsh CNH serv,ee," 10 be given ~ Association
Hall. "" evening by The Rev ID. SNCosb, President OF
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reHyyRAL PRESS pJspArcH.1

The bill reported by Cole from the Committee on
POST ices and Posroads for increase Of the mail
seryice between Gan Francisco China, and Japan en-
powers the TO contract with the Pa
oife Mail eamsbip Company for carrying semimonthly
mail on the present established route at rate OF COM
penaton not TO the rate paid for the monthly
service aud upon the conditions and limitations
as required by the existing acts Of Congress IN reference
thereto and the contracts made I'm pursuance thereof
provided that all steamship hereafter accepted for said
service shall he OF not less than 40 tnns register each
lin 10 the 9th inst the awarded To Americans by
thc Joint United States and Mexican Commission amount
ed to S575OO The amount claimed In the aggregate was
S1 1000 coo The award TO MeXcans amounted 10 only
$4,000 The aggregate claimed was slS0V0,OOO ABOUT
400 cases have been decided.
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POLICE NOTES.

Tho carnonter-sbop of Peter A. Miller at No. 27S
.ssoaS T. BroeIn damatd 81 600 BY Ere last evening
The holding mill of John Wagner q Co. at NO. q
johnson st. Brooklyn, was damaged SiVv" V ne "'' es'
sured for SlOoo - n =, A.,
The body of the man found of Pier No. 40 North tn
Rive, has been Identified that Of Patrick hpa'nk he q" "o
has. Bigheentb-st $500
Cornelius DIVER aged 40, fell through hatc1way
soU factory n EGth ST. Brooklyn, yesterdy ana
va instantly killed.
I'D ne Lewis H. Hsuspr an Importer Of human bair dsoagsn
rs O Is.t nights no The building o"nea " 'eA''
Wood, wssda damaged $780,
A team of horses attached to coach owne9 Dy
Felix billiard away, yesterday from the Grand onOu ,ms IN col
5sh,d troneb Forty At Thidave the team
Ion with car No Of the Third ave. line esnng away S n XII
form and severely Buhng Roundsmaa MAJ nIS bs e.
and unknown man One oi Tue hOin'S "" -'
mage Was smashed aud the wrecked
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HOME NEWS.
TurRsomETpR YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, no sis ShoAD'
WAL Ann Midnight
'sm Neon loon 81" @'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
ST. Nicholas HOtei-GOv Stewart OF Neiu W,de,
Gen simon h. Bnckner OF Kentucky, Cen -. fa:matops
OF Chattanooga Gen James Craig OF missouri oY Hart,
Allen and Arms Albany; Gen. ii. Il. Valenhv, waller
ford ex NIayor fnnis OF Poughkeepse ana !. NJ "h
President OF the Chicago Burlington and quincy q
Co - Keu- York Hoel-tien q A. Gilmore y. St,,r
and the Hon James w. wall OF NewJerscy' - G;lssy
ferdnt House-Judgc Busteed of Alabama; aeIo s
House-The Hon william Dolshcimer OF bt ,', and
libenarls HOfei-tcorge W. RlRgs Oh a1ihs 1oteI-
Paymastcr Bacon L. ). Navy. - 81 De",s H I,n,es
The Row Foster Ely Of Newport, Ky - ,,,o,oJiI,Y
UoieI-Unrner Rausdell OF Newbnrgh. == henoPo't1"
Hoiel-Wam Prescott Smith Of Baltimore anu ,Iurv
Gilman OF Iowa. z=-== BpeiyH H0use-Pr0r. Il d. hauIy
NJ W"shnrton and Edgar r. welles OF Hartford -
rim Arenue Hoei- Ex- Congressman W. - BlsnVp Eli
e. > Bushnell ot Connecticut, the Hon. ~ .. un,,se
and d. n Mccarthy NJ Syracuse. - H0UWuH H' n,
d. Ruiz of Washington. 60 Cotem"h ho"Se1 -,
Edward Warren Of Baltimore. - AstOr ho"'e-
f. A Merritt of Pot sdam n. Y.
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THE sCHILLpSGER ARTIFICIALsToN PAyr,,rs,
THE VALIDITY OF THE PATENT CoyYJp,Irn

In the Supreme Court for the District ~,
Columbia, held Dec. so. 1871. the ease of seblrpcer a.,
The Portland Stone Company called for an, hsa
ing, when perpetual Injunction was grapt4d nv -,
Nye, holding the Equity Court, RESTRAINING TN, d,t
ANTS from usingthe schinger patent for laying ,slde
walks OF Portland cement The defendant claimed that
Se patent was invalid and that the inyentisn b.,,
exhnsiyey used in Europe and this country for an
years past The testimony for the prosecution es.,g
alp proved the contrary. The decree of he en-. w
eide finally The validity Of the patent The ps,ep Wv
MT echilinger 10 for laying the sidewalk IN detaahes
blocIth with tsrpsper or It's equivalent
iOn which prevents cracking OF the same '"eeh Ioo
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THE THREATENED WATER FAMINE.

A controversy has arisen between the Sro-
ton Water Department and residents OF Putnam County
concerning the use OF the water OF the lakes Vi @e
county by the Department. The friends OF INC
Board say that In the Summer OF 1869 the CITY was III
danger OF a water famine, and TO prevent recurrence
OF this danger Mr. Tweed obtained control Oh te Ae7
mentioned On the other hand, residents OF fu,hhni
County say that the draining Of the lakes npaS III.
beauty of their lands that the alternate overho"ns anu
ovordrainng has caused miasmata that have produceu
fever and ague; that Tweeds specuatons are al Tue
hoorn of the matter that instead OF using ms poWe
10 increase the water supply, he has dninisneu ina"
no water was taken from those lakes last sunneT
ChiefEngineer Tracy's reply to these charges ~ h
the lakes are very deep, and have steep Ddnk ~ o
rho owerine OF the water level two or tnrce IoSt
not cause miasmata for there are no Vegetape
ON steep banks or any grOwths that would rot VIZ
noscd to the SUM- He also claims that those VINO aS
land 10 SELL raise great Outcry against the use Vi az
lakes 10 force the Department to make artciai pOs
but these would necessarily be shallow, ana
the owerin0 OF them would be much more lReiy 10
lhealtL Public spirited citizens who own axes seelns
the need OF the water in the city, oer thein or
INIT very few interested persons are trying 10 hne Iue
law repeaed that gives the Department the rgn 70 US
this water He admits that II Is fact that tue hos
were not used last Summer but during an hoI Jo
yersation on the subject produced books OF sa.lcs
which proved that while the water was 10 inches Deom
the Croon dam IN the Fall Of 1869, there mas nseh 10
such scarcity since, though similar drouth Is hoS "
time
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XLlID CONGRESS-IID SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsHESGrOS. Feb. S,ls2-
aENoSsrRAsCEs AGAINST REVENUE OFFICIALS.
Mr.. CARPENTER (Rep, Wis., presented n mo
mortal of the Of Wisconsin complaining OF tho
hardshps injustice arising under the administration
OF the Revenue laws, and said that the evils complained
Of especially seizures we're very grevOus and ought 10
be promptly corrected. .., .,,,,.- .
mortal rom Tho merchants Of Chicago. he fully
cured in Mr.. Carpenters remarks, but thought mat
CONGRESS ought 10 do more than merely correct evils
Mr.. FENTON rep. N ", called attention to the fact
nres-appontments and removals from Office and tie
methods OF proceeding generally against persons charged
with violation of the Revenue iaws.
MI SUMNER aep, MassJ reported fsVorahly the bill
10 establish se,nimonthy mall service ou ene 'nnese
Mr.. ELI RMAN Rep. Ohio Called up the bin suthor
sr month of he per cent certificates II was very de-
srabe he said that these certificates should be paid 51
and this bill Was designed TO remove certain doDs us ~
M Mr. TRUMBUIL tRep. til called ny the bill to
Northern District Of Illinois, which was passed.
Mr. FOREMAN ReGa ". Va. from ON, the Committee on
Territory OF Ojbwsy with ap amendment changing the
name Of the proposed Territory TO Pembna II lie to
consist OF that portion OF Dakota lying north Of the A6h
Mr.. SUMNER Rep Nassl introduced a Hill relating
bonds by the authorities Of the District OF
Columbia and to prevent the increase of the debt of the
District.
Mr.. FERRY Rep, Comm addressed the senete In
BIZ 81 M 80 s a Geed to- sd ssn ns
dental of the rights by inns and common carriers, IL
States such denial OF rights to any citizen is wrong
which the person injured 10 civil suit This
Of abolshng DETERMINATIONS of color woad
really set mp one, because If coored man should be
riers he could have the offenders tried in Federal
Court, and hned and imprisoned, while; if the same
wrong were done TO white man, even with malice, he
would have no redress except by civil sut 10 State
pubic Schools ad then SsrneS Se sepse ta f
people you'd not submit TO Federal interference with
Mr. KELLY Dem, Oregon argued against the Simmer
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THE FISH CULTURIsTs' CosyEyrrov

ALBANY, Feb. 6.-The American Fish Cul-
tnrist Association have elected the foowIng.naned
officers forJle ensuing year President William CO.,,
Treasurer = Bowles Secretary, r. stone EIa.ns,
Committee, Meth Green j. ID. Bridgman and 4 - p
Resolutions wde adopted ~ petition 10 iupe,
establish two or more hsb Matching estabsbnaoi' 10
Puget Sound and tbe Atlantic coat; 10 seek for On
fbAnRes; for permanent fish exhibited a., "a
tSl Park and that the headquarters OF fhe Se
be " No ~ warron-str where the NEXT eeijn~ Will ha
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

mT' HoAA (Rep., Mass.), from the Committee
Oh Eiechona made report IN the Pesnsyysu.
slc'lon eose OF Cessna against b. f. Myers thai
member ~ orae pe sest and that Myers thu sitting
or.noi nh ~. Ihs HOUSE PRERooArvps
h,,i ty ~ u nr DAWES (ep, Mass The san..
e.t coppanies insurance railroad ana I OF
tba, ,h aSr .ns isst nye months 1870 an ts aro
~ InsY nsd Pd I'VE per for the ar, @ sourd
aV asasO1 ,q 2" 1s on
@sasnre and original bill 10 fhe olRahtlng aoh
go Y Mr. Dawes and referred 10 te Cne,,a
Tho u<.,.. Ar, 1bk EDnCATi0S BILL.
he vote reectiRs Mr. BurcSsrds snhn 70 Ieconsidar
Ins .abele., III; Nays, g. All the Other was iaid on
u"'"'o'"s were h'9 ge,ectsd. and the bi A. apsua
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very declined ie tops and &C. on common
gr.is sses few superior sold At later ss
1ery he on Sole that generally rated Flr Vu]J
sS5is for Nelum or good fair quality 3d4ic for ordinary thn
Seers oIsn receipts I39 head sales IL head ion
A 81 a7c net, scarcely hnn OF close eoep
sO nd Good sheep 10 sOOd demand at a5e gross
roe.iD,s. 56 hea.
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JNULL OF GOOD THINGS
and Howe Thi.
4 STRAW Hsr-Falpase engraving, after Rubens.
In HEARTH and Hon Th, Week
Ii HUSBANDS and FATHERS shOuld read Homecoming"
iuHxaarH and Hosn This Week.
LL'eAroRA yeUas one brought North petAmp.IDS
count ingrAsrH HosE TIL. Week.
DACk COUNTRY NOTES. entertaining and instructive.
In HgAaTR and Hons This Week
C0L ptvoB Market supernendsaPOrat and Sketch
IN HEARTH aud HOxr This Week.
U'ARLY CHICKENS Prestable-Run erec ton, for raising
iu HEARTH and HOxs Th, Week.
YNoR HoCsEaEEPERs Qsefui Recpes-wb Tues
dag. etc, IN HEARTH ard HOss This Week
EIoa BOYS and GIRLS many good things, pleasing Dse
STORIES With Ptue Amusing P.TIS, r PI,y PIC
~ GOD EDIT oRIALs on Valentine Day. ChdG.raen. Esoa,m
r.sa, Discouteu, Duty Rqscns etc,
III HEARTH and HONE THIS Week
IN HEARTH and Hos. This Week
MY CHILD.LovE-A beautiful. touching story.
In HEARTH and HoEs This Week.
Ms Tr"'' ON VALENTINES with large '''n''' engraving
HEARTH and HonR This Week.
News DEPARTMENT. giving the NEWS of the World for ."''
IN HEARTH and HcxH Ths weeL
our HOPPER containing large variety Of practical and useful
items in HsAnru and HoxE This week
ID URAL CHAPEL OR CHURCH Beautiful Design Illustrated
IN HlAkrn and Hoss rhis Week
ssrJ,RAT REMINDS ME-" chapter Of original HauOr,
In HEARTH AMI Hosk This Week.
XVOmEy's GYaEAsIUMs. by Lsi'urely saur.erer,
~ unARrH and HONE Ths Week.
A Ii NEWS. DEALERS, and the Pablshers supply
HEARTH and HosE Ths weei.
HF'HTH and H0AH only 80 year ''' to cr''' With ~"'
lean -fgvieal.urfs, only ets year.
OaASdS JUDD -. co. Fs'n.A'" of Hs4''H and Ho.' '''
american zgrtS!urtn,
2a5 Broadway New.Yorh.
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IABDoineemelts
BuRYErl's CoCoAINE-The best Hair dressing

the WINTER OF AGE has no effect upon tn'
ny., sp whAers which HILLS IssrANl4NEJcs HAIR DIE ~
pF, Keeps them always Of rich sutdana nown OF 'eh e
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