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NO Person can take these BitteTs accord
ing TO directions, and remain long Unwel provided
their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means. and vital organs wasted beyond the
point of repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache Pain
in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest
Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach Bad
Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks. Palptaion of
the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs. Pain in the
region of the Kidneys and hundred other painful
symptoms are the or-springs of Dyspepsia. One
bottle will prove better guarantee of its merits
than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints. in Young or old.
the turn of life. these Tonic Bitters display SO
decided an influence that improvement Is soon
percepube.
For lnf1omm8tory and Chronic Rheu.
matism and Govt, Bilious, Remittent and Inter
mittent FeverS, Diseases of the Blood. Live Kid
neys and Bladder, these Bitters haze no equal
such Diseases are caused by Initiated b.vod
They arc n gentle Purgative as well ms
a Tonic. possessing the merit OF acting as
nation OF the Liver and Visceral Organs and In
Bilious Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions. letter Salt
Rheum, Blotches Spots, Pmples Pustules Boils
Carbuncles, Ring worms, Scald- Head Sore Ewes
Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs Discolorations of the skin
Humors and Diseases OF the Skin of whatever name
or nature are literally dug up and carried ort
OF the system In short time by the use Of these
Bit.ers. - 1890
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIr-
IEKs tne most wonderful Invigorant that ever
sustained the sinking system.
II. H. MCDONALD & CO,
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco Cal l.
cor. OF washington and Charlton Sts n "
sold BY ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DFAIFps
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$5tO$2O WORKING sa sis p.sss o .: e.,
oio, MAKE more money at work for us in ther spar
m 'ments, or all tn. tims than at uythng else Pa
,saHls Hes| Address q, stinson & Co., PonIand
1SH yAb6Q
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MMON Sc NSE
F / r e T. n GIN r.


reasons;-
1T an be supplied with from wells and DIS
ems from which source lar-e and powerful CINE
could not be, al there re would often be useless
when the lit ls engine would be At work
2.-Beng small it can be STATED mach All, ker than
any large engine, and a small stream, applied in
the early stages OF f-e, of more practical vaue
than lavSe after the fire has gained consider
ab hradway.
3.-Half dozen Of these engines, easily moved
worked nd managed, being distributed 10 diferen
parts of small vlilig oae OF them would be very
fire that might occar, and the neghbors could
al once make good use of It'll without chemicals
and mp the fire in bud y or it could be got on to
The ground ready for rremen take in charge. In
81 OFT tim, the whole namber would be working and
their combined power would stop large fire.
Under tfs present system, large engines are
used 10 put small fires, which Is not common
bat ospIats in p.rt The very credtabe
ha' eveuu live Eef ofth, 'Hre losses so called
are caused ty water 40
Que at these engines, MAKING USE OF
Gil f1MtCALS. Ia, a power capable OF ex;inguish
iTs, IN a few minutes, 4 fire OF iity 'ar barrels,
Thoroughly i-Uted winch clearly indisaes how tar il
would be likely To he a-ciye the eifly sta ge OF
fire. Il l. an evident fit. trat large fires might
prevented by putting out the small Ones and
psh that result sth almost absolute certainty Except
in The case Of u1u>eN eombu-.ibs blildngs) all lha
would he r,q Tired would 10 have sufficient mum.
Of these distributed in village or town.
PRICE COMPLETE, with so feet Rubber Hose
ono kets aud 100 s. Chemicals, Delivered in Boston,
SajOt0
New Ensl,nd Chemical Fire Engine Company, Is
Kingston Street, Boston.
STILLNiS CHASE MontpeIIer,
1ng A.r,.
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By LAURA BRIGHAM BoYCE.

Read at the fourth anniversary Of Waitstield
Lodge, No. 90, l. o. Of 6. 4.
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ChiIdran cry FIR Pitchers Castoria

sub>tituie Castor Oil. IL a.simiiates the food
cures Wind Coli and causes natural sleep. II does
not mrophine is pleasant to take never grpes
and never fails. The best phvSic known.
AQXS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Hear 70 Tue mlSuty VeAVdA tAeou
See the IoLg line of myriad dead
With honf of horse and human head
Rise up and speak
'E'Twas proud Olympus gave us birth;
For thousa I'd years We roamed The G lrth-
Eat pertumed flowers of the ceatuTy plant
Drank liquid from the vo'ca nos mouth,
Slew man nd beasts 10 play our part,
Then restored TO Ii e by the Centaur's art;
Chased wild mares on the field OF Mar.
Lived on the earth al d slept among the stars.
On other mission now we're sent,
To bless mankind with emollient.
or which Il e world e'er hath dream't,
Even our CErTAuR LIrIMESr.
Ii bani>hes pain and all ruch things,
Cures burns and scads, pOi>o GUS stiBgs-
Rheumatic horrors scares away,
Lint ers stiff Ioints in single day.
Poor crpples IN their hobblIng way,
Linn in on crutches-ihen walk away.
Fear not dumb horse thy friend now speaks,
Who'll he'll wounds and MAKE on leap
len bars-ples of oats TO bolt,
And frisk about like yonder colt.
Yellow wrapper is The thing tor brutes,
White wrapper alone the family suits.
F. Lude Wig, of Hoboken n. J.. a. The Cen
taur inment has cured me of rheumatism, after IN
tense suffering for five years"
tried many remedies for nv sprained ankle with
out re-f The cond bottle OF Cenaur Lnme nj curet
it perfectly. CHAs. I'LL, GIG Pine st. Phila."
H. Marso E,q., Supt. OF Adams Express Stables
he Centaut Lnment. We find it the best thing evei
used in our stables.
This testimony could he repeated fer h. If yoI
Sold ny all druggists. J. B. ROSE * co, SO Broad
way. n. Y.
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tSIlMtlNIAIS :.

TESTING
g. reg trd NJ. Ell ~ OF the most capable and
81 'ces -idI pr'cIou-rS 'ih whom "tfic
teTcuur<e. CHAIR Is MASON, Cummis'r Of Patents.
have n heStatirH1n ASA inventors that they
c'nu"t euU.og mdn more mPststt and Trustworthy,
nj more capable OF pGtiua tueit appitca Ions a
tur To elrv ana ttvorabe conSid-
Grafton al The Patent Office. tDNU Nj BURKE,
Late Commits iuneI OF Pa nts. >
Mr. r. H. FDpN has made for me over THIRTY ap
pic tjous PtenS having been suCc-s sfu IN almost
every c1-e. Such unmi>t&kahe proof Of great talent
ID Nhtilty Ur hfs part lie Ids e CONNIE nd
V-hfors 10 apply so hlm TO procure their patents,
ttev ~ b- having the nst faith tuI attention
bestowed on their cases, aud at very Te2snhab e
rhu.eS. JOHN rAGGART."
Bo ton, Itn. |. 1873 ~
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No. 4 Bulhnch Street, Boston.


Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN
AND HER DISEASES or, Woman treated Physio ogi-
csly and PaIholoecalv- in health and disc ase, from
Infancy Old Age Irh elegant Illustrative Encrsv
ings $50 pages, bound in beautiful French claib-
Price. s. Oh.
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ag7I =. F0WLE & SONS. Boston, Mass,
.... -L -t lfit!-..---- and ie.i-r- generally
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!
DR.. RAILWAYS

STRONG AND PTRE RTCH ELOOD-INCREAS Sc
OF FLESH AND " EIGHT-CLEAR SAIN AMI
lEACIIFCL oONfPLLNIGN SE.CIED To AL
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-15

HAS MADE TIE MOST ASTONISHING CURES:
IHE' FuDY UNDEIGOFS UNDER TIE II
FLIENGE. II THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
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PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
The State Department has promulgated
for the information of nll concerned, the
Act OF Congress to prevent cruelty to
animals while transported by railroads
or other means of transportation in the
United States. The Act does not take
effect till October I, after which all rail.
road companies are prohibited from
keeping animals in continuous conflne-
ment for more than twenty-eight hours
without unloading for five hours and
properly feeding and watering. If they
are supplied on the cars With food and
water this pro vision does not apply. The
United States courts have Jurisdiction in
case OF violation of the law, and fines not
to exceed $500 are provided for each
case.
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FRUIT m T1S CANs.-The Boston .}omsr.
nal of Chemistry says: The impression
prevails among those who use freely
fruits which are put up in tin cans that
they are injured thereby, and this i'm
preston is in many cases correct. We
have long oontended that all preserved
fruits aud vegetables should be stored in
glass, and that no metal OF any kind
should be brought in contact with them.
All fruits contain more or less of vegeta.
ble acids, and others that are highly cor
rosive are often formed by fermentation,
and the metallic vessels are considerably
acted upon. Tin cans are held together
by solder. an alloy into which lead en-
ters largely. This metal is easily COR
roded by vegetable acids, and poisonous
salts are formed. Undoubtedly many
persons are greatly injured by eating
tomatoes, peaches, etc., which have
been placed in tin cans, and We advise
all our friends who contemplate putting
Up fruit the coming summer to use only
glass iars for the purpose.
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AN IRON.CLAD SECURITY,
SAFE, PERMANENT and PROFITABE
First Mortgage Per Cent. Gold Bonds
OF THE

or THE
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
guaranteed Pyincipa, and Interest Iy the
Georgia Railroad and Banking (ompony.
DRlSClPAL and INTEREST payable In
l. Gold Coin in Now York or London. May
and November Coupons. Principal due No
vonibor I. 1880. Denomination 81 900, or GOO.
These Bonds are recommended to Trus.
tees, Executors and others as being an in.
vestnlent worthy Of their attention for the
following reasons:
/. They arc the First Mortgage u:.on II
great through line Road.
2. They are guarantee: By a powerful Cor
poration, whose credit stands Al in merica
and Europe.
g. They can be Registered, which saves the
owner from loss, in case OF robbery, &c
4. The Coupons are payable in a fixed aud
staple currency-Gold Coin or Storliug.
They have been subjected to a rigid inycs.
tigatipn by the undersigned, and arc recon-
mendcd in full confidence to those seeking a
choice and undoubted investment.
For sale at 90 and accrued intcres in Cur.
rency, at which price-taking gold at pre-.
sent hgures-they pay over niue t9j per cent
per annum.
Al marketable Securities received in Ex-
caange. For further particulars. apply 10
KING, FINNEY X CO.,
No. 81 Nassau street, New York, or
A. c. KAUFMAN,
No: rs Broad street, Charleston, C.
May 20 finn
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THE PICTORIAL
HOME BIBLE.

MRD. WITHa complete and concise Ii
&4Xtbrary Of Biblical knowledge, forming
MS#5 popular Cyciopcdia OF companion
So articles, exact, clear, vivid aud ab-
sorbing. Complete in ono eupcr-
r!oya! 1narto volume Of over 1 100 psgca. and
Illustrated with over 300 nginyings. Size OF
Bible, twelve inches long, len inches wido.
Printed in the English and German Ian
guagcs.
THIS book can only lie obtained by sub.
scrIrtioh, and I am tho only person from
whom you can obtain it, The time for you to
obtain it ID ut once. During tho month OF
june, expect 10 canvas. the city from house
to house. Ihis book is not cannot lc-orer.
fSintated. 1t is the book You need before all
other books. exhibit numerous testimo-
malls from the most eminent scholars and di-
vines. But tho work can and Shdu rest upon
as o'rm merits. a sample copy can he seen al
the ONCE OF the Howo scwire macnino.
June 1G ". II. MCCLELION, Agent
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Notice


rINH E attention cf the ci.;2.ns is called 10
Il the following stctioue Of an Ordinance
concerning nuisancts
"SEcTIoN !. BE il ordni.ed Ly he MAJOR
G'.d aldermen If ne t0y II tojn,,bia. in
C"n"ct as~n1ifd, That any rtrson in wl.ose
posacs.ion ally hortc. mule, COW, hog, dog,
sheer Or goat sl,nil die within tho liinits oi
'his city. sl,ali Immediately. upon tie death
OF such animal. causeflie ran,c to lie removed
withou; the lini,r oi IL, city. or buried in
some ren.O.e place. not within SEQ yards OF
any habitation. IN such manner as to prevent
tho same from being offcitivt: and any per-
son ncglectrg to remove or lury any such
dead animal, within FIX Eou-s a. ittr it's death,
shall be subject t.. I'ial'? Of IS for each
aud every f:r,.re
SEC. 2. ind bt i.l",i;'r ,.i"tatd. That il
any such =, rsHn -!.u!l t. lro:t an! suci dead
anmIl TO RI Il! II: ui i:!Iic, or uurrmov d
fr1m ihe i'E,i,r q. tic town longer ihan ak
hours. the Cl;.l .. i0c, OF any onc of l:-
ahsis:ant-. Fla csu.e tho same tt be re-
moved or bu:.ca Tic tXrencc Ct ,ucl per
son."
Ih.f9 sections G: said Ordinance will be
strictly en:o,ceJ.
By order OF tie Mayor.
Janc II G CHAs. BARNUM, City Clerk
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Cherokee Springs.

zs14sss - sss
THIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE,
situated eight miles above the town OF Spar
tanburg, 3. c., will be open to visitors JUNE
18th.
The buildings have been newly furnished
and various improvements made tor the com
fort and enjoyment Of Guests. The chief
mineral properties OF the Water arc Iron,
Sulphur, Magnesia and Nitre, and from tho
time when the Cherokees visitcd.the place to
drink and bathe in the water, it has been re-.
garded specific in Dyspeptia, General De.
bility and diseases OF tho Skin, the Liver and
Kidneys.
The Climate is extremely hcalthful and
pleasant, and nature seems to have desig.
mated the spot both on account of it's curative
elements and it's inviting lovclincss.
"OJ all the prescriptions mcIe IN ,ciM a
riew to dperatire effect, none can be compared
,oiM Mineral Hdters."
VEHICLES always at depots
TERMS $40 per month; SIS per week; So
per day. Children under l2 years Of age and
Servante half price
Apply to JOHN Is. BLACK.
Resident Manager, Spart tanburg. sc.
Qd-Augueta Chronicle ard Sentinel CharIes
ton NeES ard Courier and Savannah RepuI
iicdn copy daily for one month, and send hin
| to this Office. AIav2I 1mo
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IN their immense store and stock. Hence
GREAT BARGAINS AND INDUCEMENTS
are offered. and will bo all through the season.
While reducing our stock, of course VIC sh a II
not allow tho stock to run down in any promi-
nent line OF goods, but will continue from
time to time to sort up tho stock az occasion
and prudence will dictate, only o:ferinc all
goods at reduced figures, to make one class
OF goods help sell another.
We arc in earnest. and do not desire to play
upon the credulity of any ono. We simply de-
sire 10 reduce our immense stock in every de.
partment- -"FOR BUSINEssP OUR
OWN" re. SILVER e. 20
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OBSTACLES TO NIAIkRIAGE.-Happ
relief for young men from the effects Of errors
and abuses i'll carly life. Manhood restored
1mpodiments to Marriage removed. New me
thod ct treatment. New and remarkable re-
medles. Books and Circulars cent FREQ. in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, No. South Ninth street, Philadel-
phia. pa.-an institution having high repu.
satlon Tor honorable conduct and professional
sklll. Mar 2& 3m
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For Sale.

s~ HOUSE and LOT. OH Taylor, be-
Iiiis tM.t Henderson and Earnwcl streets;
.akAfronting Oh Taylor atrt ct T3 feet rn,,,
hlnS bAck l33 feet, in"rc Or lees. The house
colt ms four rooms Oh the first story and
lo1r nnhnishtd rooms on tho 81 cond story n
:e1y CONVENIENT residence. For ,.lrticniars.
inquire a, q. riI;;CES, -
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LARGELY IECREsSED

Within few lays last. {: a is now more com
ri.tr t!&n sv;i i,iurc, cmbra cirg, in every
'aIi.tv, al the leading styles and qrality OF
eti,ir'es IL !cu,ald IN this market.
:, !he stock ot HARNESS il also complete
trees very low. w. X. GKEENEIELD
Feb %
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COLUMBlA s. c. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE Is 1873.



Camphor Creum.-Ane elegant preparation
for tho akin. Cures instantly tho bite Of In
sects, Fleas, Mosquitoes. This is worry do
strable article. For sale at HEINITSH'B
Drug Store. June 13t
lnfa nts' Food Just received, fresh IN
FANTS' FOOD. BROMA, COCOA, ARROW
ROOT, CORN STARCH. Also. EXTRACT
OF VANILLA, LEMON. SHERRY WINE,
BRANDY, PURE WHISKEY. For sale at
AEINITSH'S Drug Store. June 13t
Macbeth Doth Murder Sleep SO doth
BUGS, FLEAS, FLIES, Their mid night ard
daily raids are fearful. Blood marks tlcir
raviahng strides. BED-BUG POISON, Fly
POISON, FLEA POISON. Warranted to lii.
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Attractive Goods
AT THE
Grand Central Dry Goods Esta blishm I
CT
WI. d. LOVE d co.

NEhave added to our stock the past few
bargains.
%, 1873,
l,C00 yards Foulard Silks; beautiful goods,
in the new shades.
$500 yards A Printed Cretone, at 1Cj cents
yard. Cheapest goods sold this season.
2o0 pieces Dress Goods, from 25 cent? to 81
yard in the new colors.
Iwo-Eutton Kids. ut Is cents pair
Tucked skirts, at IS cents each
Ladies White aprons, from % cer!s to 81 q
each.
1ard-wide White Mating, at % cents ward.
Lace Collars, at 25 cents each.
frinted Linen Lawns, at 90 and 3T1 cents q
yard, in fast colors.
White Piques, at 25 cents yard fine goods.
White Nainsook, at 12l cents yard
rlain and Lace Striped Victoria Lawn.
Embrolderec Sets, at so cents Il set
Club-handlo Parasols
Our Lace and Embroidery department com,
prlses a very choice selection
Hosiery, In al sizes and makcs
A full line of Prrts and Doncstics
All are invitcd 20 call ard inspect onr ut
trRctlye stock.
Customers will find what, scr advertised at
The Grand C' ntrI! Dry GGn,!s establishment
of ". d. LOVE & CO.,
Cndcr Wheeler House.
VI. y. LOVE B. i. McCEEEnY
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New Novels at Bryan's Bookstore.

New Novels at BrSsn's Bookstore.
TNuE New Magdalcn, ly Wilkic Colinp 5oc
Ready Money Mortai,oy IS cents
r. Murphy's Mast r, by author OF "Cec;i's
The Myetery Of Orc.yaI, by Emile Gabo-
neau. IS cents.
RonGc Ct Muir; Tale of Rslrn.Ba.lcn.
from the French oi Edmond About. Old
Kensington. by Miss. hnchcry; II. Gnlania,
or the EtgEurs; Noytl uf tho Dutch lie.
nnDllc; - cents LGdy Sweet Apple or
Ihrce to Cnt; arrlc,"n's Library Of Choice
Novels; - cents. I'ascarrl: Novel. bv
"Ouida." We Gi: r.; hy Mrs. Whitney. Also,
Memoir vi Brother, l.. an lor OF Tom.
ana their Ainrttrs, lay Ar.iu III J!rius. Rcd
Cotton Night Cap Counil,: nc,v Form, bv
browning. The Fishing Tourist; Anglers
uui"c, ny itaii"ck Innc >
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CLEAVELAND MINERAL SPRINGS

Formerly Wilson's near Shelby,
AANCN FIFTY.FlyE miles Wes. OF
&FIfid2 Charlotte, N. c., will be opc:led
ez5@s ezz.e@szssisIEll4-tho 18th Of June. The main
building has been improved by the additions of
three piazzas. The Whining ton, Charlotte
and rutherford lsailroad is finished to within
will be met by hacks every day except Sun
days. The Air Line Railroad passes within
eleven miles OF the Springs, and if Informed
in time, hscks will he sent to meet those who
may come IN that way. Conveyances to otht r
points may bo had if desired.
Cold and Warm Baths, White Sulphur. Red
Sulphur and ChalyLeatc Water Ban,. Of Mn.
sic and other sources Uf amusement Fare
frn. ciaes. For further particulars, apnlv 20
Ma' Is 2m| t. w. BREVARD. Proprietor.
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Election of Alderman.

COLUMBIA. 8. c., JrHE c, 1879.
A Nelec;inn will be held on WEDNESDAY,
"A juno Is, for Alderman OF Ward No. 2, TO
I'LL The nneApircd term Of &. NJ. Wilder. lilo
polls will DO oncncd at Co'clccl; 4. NJ. ard
closed at q O'clock p. VI. Ey order
jan" JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor.
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Where to Spend the Summer.
g L E NN's sP RING /,
Rrn nrsn >, v,t,,s,.rv e.c-v.St ~

l~@a THIS celebrated watering
YS place will open for visitors the
II! ~ TENTH DAY OF JUNE, undor
'atS Q! Ch:.!estcn, en- experienced caterer
and hotel-keeper. Being situated in the
Northern part Of the State. in q section re-
markable for its delightful om ats. beauty
and healthfulness. this, together with the
virtues OF the water, makes 1t one of the most
deeirable watering places for all whose con-
aition can BIO improved by the salubrious
character OF any water. Great pains will be
fort Of guests. Table supplied with the bost
the market affords. Good music will be In
attendance, to enliven the ballroom. Fancy
Croquet. Dsgatelle and Billiards, for the
amusement OF guests. a Livery will be kept,
At moderate charges. CharGes-por day,
81 90; per week, $500; per month, s35 co.
Cow yance from JonesviIie daily, after 25th
June. WD. FOWLER. Pronrietor.
n. hPRlGG, Manager. June fj13
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Mills House Sale Stables

Mills House Sale Stables.
o. THEun1rrsinnth, havingrurclas,d d
YsSN the DfNrEl: STABLES, would in
AU.turm tEtir friends that they still keep
:, on hahd first c'ass Single ard Double
i.arncss N.rrts, saddle Horses and Mules
snnahie .tIniA. l.. GHATAA! 4 co
J"HH n. IoNG. Agent M.yd
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Shingles.

oNlngIcS.
w l. are now prepared to furnish orr ,:rsi
w class CYPRESS SAWED SHINGLES. i,
any desired quantity and upon the s.ior,es,
notice. For economy, dnrsbility am; srpe.
rlor finish, they cannot Ec eXcc!lcd. sir
mehts made to ANY part OF the countr,
promptly.
:, McMAsrER. sloNTEITH \ RnATH.
March ii 49,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
A Letter from "Quelph y


Dcdr Mage = I've been to visit the
old Academy. No. ii isn't the old any
longer. except aS we may say the old
friend with Il new face. You'll find
nothing aS it used to he in the days
when You and | We're running about in
our brass button Jackets The old
white huilding with its Doric pillars
and big found chimney is out of sight.
| he clump of entrance posts we Used
t" wrlgglc i'll and ont of are pulled up
hv the roots. The two tamalacks are
down tyou remember how | Skinned up
the biggest one once and had the honor
of making 4 public descent as a hint
that tree climbing didn't belong to the
academic cnursc.) You would search in
vain for the great yard where we pulled
:" many games of pull-away. 1t is
almost Tiled up with imposing build
ings. The spot where You and Charlie
leaped-trog that spring day when the
ground was slippery as you had occa-
sion to remember, is now covered by n
church from the tower of which the
hours are rung for the whole village.
The house where Ira lived is moved off.
and South Hall lifts itself over the
whole lot-a huge building furnished
for dOlmitOrieS. Between South Hall
and the church is the imposing blick
front of the new Academy, standing
high on granite foundations and sur
mounted by bevy Of towers and pin