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COURT Os SESSIONS.
Ex-City Treasurer sprague's Trial Again
Postponed.

Before Judge Moore.
Tho trial OF Couriand A. Spraguc late City Treasurer
for alleged frauds in ofce down Yesterday
But Attorney Briton appeared and asked for further
In consequence of the absence of
al witness, Ar Warren. the who is engaged
Albany Mr. Britton said he would not feel that he
doing his duty If he with the trial in the
absence Of Mr. Warren and that feeling existed
both sides he asked that the case go over.
Counsel for deience offered no objection.
Judge Mooreihis went over last msnth ct the
quest OF both parties account OF Mr. arrens inabi
ity appear ready To give evidence and he is
able TO y being IN the employ OF the state nvest
eating several in the Treasurers Office which the
District Attorney will occupy him two weeks That
will necessarily throw the over Tor the term
next week the civil have been set down. and the
following week will be devoted 10 the ordinary criminal
business in order that the jail be cleaned before
the end OF the term. The week following the District
Attorney has business OF his aud the earliest day
give the Is the second Monday December
will fix that day for this trial-that Is the Sh day OF
December
The Court thereupon adjourned till tomorrow, when
other business will be taken up.
The was crowded yesterday in anticipation
OF Mr. spragues trial. and great disappontment
pressed st the postponement Of tie case.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME coum SPECIAL Term.
The Kelsey MysteryERoysi ann Ru-
doiph sammis Adm tted to Bail I'm
$4,000 Eaciis

$4,000 Eaclis
Before Judge Happen
The brothers sammis Royal and rudolph. VINO are in
dcted the charge having been implcatcds)n the
Kelsey again produced in COURT yesterday
merning and Coun Brooke renewed the question
having them admitted TO bail. District Attorney Tut
hill. OF Suffolk county. also In attendance.
Mr.. Brooke said they ready to give any reason
able amount OF bail
MIR. Tuhli CT led attention the indictment and the
gravity OF the offence charged Ifha were given he de
sired opportunity 10 examine the sufcency Of the
security The Indictment for murder <n the second
degree
Judge Tappen inquired how the prisoners stood In their
county specta bty and the qualities good c
and the probability that they would appear Tor
trial
MIR Brooke responded that he did not think there was
any question 20 the absolute rcspcctabi.Ity. rc
ability and social position OF the prisoners He
did not think other that there would be any
a"essoS WA. s 70 .as ensrs 81 S bs rSes
IS ony one suggestion, said lse aud thatis what hs
ty OF The ccncs and the fact ths mo drsna Jury o. su
io have % acted S che ,a tS and that o
Honor con idels that question at AL ia the aspcc In
parent naass s"e REMARKS Of Trained
the snry OF securing here Of coarse We should Ike TO
Your floSsT thai ths i, precisely the charsses oS
on viii s nd which
Judge Tsppen-What arac,eristcs do you speak Of,
M sr speak o. .ae % list IL
have right TO Honor to the general surround
fngs OF these parties. -
MIR. futri-i think 1t may be wen to look at the min
utes the testimony before che Grand Jury have them
with me.
judge Tappen-1hat will be matter Of courtesy be-
Mr. Tuth-I don't suppose tho counsel for the defend
ants knows what that testimony is; and don't propose
that 1t should be publicly read.
Mr.. BrookeOn the part Of the defendants must 90.
70 that ofcOurse lhe instant that matter Is SUBMIT
ted the the prop crty OF these defend
ants
Judge Tappen replied "yes"
Alter further Oh ;sion the Judge told counsel 70
Mr.. Iuthull suggested $4,000 each and Mr.. Brooks
The Judge decided soO and tho suretics were forth
coming Bush, o. s. Sammis and G A. scudder
Tor 70 koysl, and q 9 ssmmis, edgar sammis ana John
ID. Sammis Tor Rudolph.
The deiennants then departed in company with num-
Der oftricnda
Decisions Yesterday.
BY Judge Pratt
Berns New York and OswegO Midland Railroad
Conpany.-Motion granted; $40 costs
Is. II. romeroy. ReccNsr.-0rder to be settled before
any Justice 0i the Court
Wiggns vs. Observation-Disclosures dissolved if dcfen liant
stpulae not TO bond Tor damages and 10 allow
plantn discontinue action without COSTS not then
Injunction be moo fed as TO 0reStrain fcndant
modified.
By Judge Gilbert
Willmont Willmont-Report confirmed.
Mahon vs. Hal.-Motion 10 stiike out amended answer
granted with $40 Costs
Howian vs. Haviiand ct ai-M0tion to modify Judg-
ment Genied with StU costa
SAadtord vs. barr-Motion to vacate former judgment
and toener judgmentor plaintiff granted with 80 0costs
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COURT Of COMMON plsAs-spsclAl Term.
Decisions.

By Judge Larremere.
Deay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Injunction
granted.
Iedman vs. Teidman; Rice VS.. Rce.-Divorces granted
TO plaintiffs
sand sand.-Divorce granted aud custody Of chill
dren awarded plaintiff
Reeves vs. Observation-Disclosures ordered
sheehy Tomiinson Report confirmed and judgme Mt
ordered,
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the suggestion or Coionoi Hasclugs VINO wlsned soP
time to took over the testimony OF the preyious
days, the inquiry was adjourned until ten A. r.
to-day.
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SUPERIOR cOURT-SpecAL TERM.
Decisions.

By Judge Seigewick
Cook q. Sampson.-hoton granted
Castens Muller-Motion granted.
Firth Reynolds; Fanck Firemens Insurance
Company.-Orders granted.
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O. Braiubridge Smith assault and battery; same
Andrew Fitzgerald. grand larceny
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nell when he was convicted In the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions; saw him there; the last place |
saw him before l saw him on the Thuringla was
when Farley and McDougall arrested him since
then / have had no communication with him,
either directly or indirectly; on the night OF March
IL there was telegram came TO the Detective
once. tMr. Irving here stated substantially what
had been sworn to by Mr.. Farley as TO what had
occurred at the oflce Of seward h Co.. have
large matters; have recovered over $70OOo on
one occasion on an arrest OF thieves from England
have always acted on kilograms; never pre-
vented Jarvis or Curry from getting on board,
neither directly nor indirectly; never said any
thing to Dr. Mosher that would be down In a
week or two; MIR. Jarvis came on tho
Quarantine boat, and had an order to go on from
the police boat; Mr.. Stewards arrangement with US
was that we were to have McD0nnelIs body aud
Jarvis was to have his property staid on deck
about ten minutes to prevent any little boat csmlng
McDonnelTs cabin and I renamed outside with
Storey and Mcdonnell In the saloon; Jarvis did not
on board the ship say anything TO me; did not
storey was inside In the stateroon; was at the
door Il saw diamonds on b0ardthe police boat
that was when jarvis and Curry were searching
nothing TO do with searching him; ne gave the
pistol 10 me when asked Tor IT.; II Is utterly false
that / said. 'This Job u done as wanted
it, never said that mcdonnell Is az clean as a
whistle - 1 never was alone with Mcdonnell,
either on board the 1huringla or on the police
boat; whatever occurred between me and Melon
nell occurred IN the saloon; the people were get
ting up and were getting ready TO 90 ashore
McDonneIl,s counsel came to me and asked me
what had arrested Mcdonnell for; did not feel
disposed TO give him much Information, and he
did not seem TO be very wei pleased; 1 saw him
altcrward nc. the theatre and nc asked me ii /
knew how Mcdonnell was "hxed,r and replied
that did not; he asked me II knew who his
friends were saa, So y .,1, n1,I.cr'y ia,se tla,
This closed the case Tor the detectives and on
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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
q ID ID L N I0ISD Gaal,sn-

VlAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
the public to an examination OF their
eisting Of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs.
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjoe, Flutes.
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments. of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
Instruments on hand At all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail. post paid. on receipt Of
price: and all kinds Of Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered. to any part Of tho
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re.
paired in satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention tc Packing, Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired al mo- oderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and salts
faction guaranteed to those fasorinR us with
theirpatronage. Send for our catelo8 ne OF
Sheet Music and Hueical Merchandise. RI.
chardson street, few doors above PHGNIx
office. Columbia. g. G. Nov7
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Water Notice.

4 LII persons ueing city water are hereby
"A notified that from and after This date tb .
ordinance in relation to tho using OF water
will be strictly and rigidly enforced All per-
sons leaving their hydrants or water spoute
running will be fined provf ed by ordinance.
By order of til" Mayor. Ciit%. i!AHNUM,
Dec 81 City Clerk
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLIkA.
Deposits Of ST. and Upwards Received,

INTEREST ALLO WE'D AT THE RAThO Of
SEVEN PER GENT. PER ANNUH ON
CERIIFICA 7ES OF EPOSIT AND SIX
PER CENT. 0OAPO UNDED EVERY
SIX MONTHS ON ACC0 UNITS.
OFFIC f. II 8.
Vim. Martin, President.
John D. Palmer, Vlce- President.
A. q. Brtnizer, Cashier.
j. Fl. Sawyer, in general charge.
John q. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, Wi!!iam Martin, A. @. Has
koll, F. W. McMaster. e. II. Heinitth b John B.
Palmer. Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott, Newberry.
". G.. Mayes, Eewberry.
B. H. Rutlcdge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr., Charleston.
Mechanics. Laborels, Clerks. Widows, Or.
phsns and others may here deposit their aay.
ings and draw 8 liberal rate Of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wisl ing to draw intert st on their funds until
thoy require them for business or other pur-
posee; Parents desiring 10 set apart email
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors twhoEe deposits can cnly be with
drawn by Themselves, or. in case Of death, by
their legal reprcse ntatiyes,) wishing to lay
aside funds for future use, are here Afforded
an opportunity of dcpositing their means
where they will rapidly sccun ulate, and, at
the same time, be subject to withdrawal
when needed. Aug 18
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New Publications.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London edi.
~ tions, illustrated.
New standard works for Libraries.
New Novels, in cheap binding.
Also, fresh stock Of WRITING DESKS,
Portfolios, Gold Pens, Pen-Kniyee, Pocket
Books, Photograph Albums Of allsizes, Fancy
Brackets and Book Shelves, and a general
velopes and Fancy Stationery, for eale by
NOV 8 e. L. BRYAN.
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New Mackerel,

SN KITS Mess and No. l MACKEhEL.
c\I 80 lialr and Whole Barrels, IL, 2s, 9s.
so Boxes Scaled Itcriings.
500 Georges C0diirll.
For sale low by IIOPF & GYLES.
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What is Life Without Health7

TlHE buoyancy Of youth, the freshness OF
i spring, the luxuriance OF summer, the
ripeness OF autumn, the maturity of age, and
all the pleasures OF life, youth and beauty,
1HEfNITsH's QUEENS DELIGHT is the
great panacea. It is the greatest medicine
ever invented. It cures more diseases than
any other medicine known. Everybody
should use 1t. It is the lamp of life and way
to health. Buy no other medicine. It is the
best prescription any one can use. Get it
only at Heinitsh's Drug Store.
April IT 3. 81. HElNITSII, rrop'r.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OF
COL M II A e. C.
s150,0C0
<500,000

f>FeSCRt C0pId, f1Op,VCO
Authorized Capital, $500, 600
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
A. G.. BRENIZER, Cashier.
y. N. G. BUTT, Assistant Cashier.
THIS BANK will soon occupy Its magnif-
i cent three-story and Mansard Roof build
ing, now in course of construction on the
corner of Plain and Richardson streets. but
for tho preeent will do business III it's old
Banking House. opposite Columbia Hotel.
General Banking Business transacted. Ger.
tificates Of Deposit. bearing interest at the
rate of seven per cent. per annum. iseued.
Notes. Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
Of debt discounted, and money loaned on col
laterals. Stocks, Bends, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on oil the prominent cities
in the United States bought and sold.
DInEcToRs-J. FIJI Gregg, John 3. Palmer,
F. w. BcMastcr. R. D. Sem, (cf r. D. Sem d
Son,) G. W. Besrden, tof Copeland & Bear.
den,) II. J.. Bryan, tof Fryan McCarter:)
W. Q. 6waflield, tof Il. d ". c. Swafield,) ".
b. Stanley, J. z. Scegers; Samuel MCGOWAN,
Abbevillc; J. II. Ric u, Winneboro. Feb 8
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Don. Piatt is getting the credit, of hav.
ing nominated Captain Jack for the
Presidency. This is mistake. Il will
be remembered that long before Don
Piatt Thought Of such q thing, Mr.
Henry Watterson. writing upon the
subject, said: ::'We need q brilliantly
educated rnfian-a heroic, statesman
like, high.minded and honest black
gnard-a biatherskite with courage and
real genius for public business. Now,
who else but Captain Jack could Mr..
Watterson have meant by this7 There
are only two men Of our acquaintance
whom the description suits, and one OF
them is Captain Jack and the other
we'll. let Us not be personal.
A saloon keeper having, started busi-
ness in q building where trunks had
been made. asked = friend what he had
better do with the old sign. s'Trunk
Factory" 90" said the friend, s'iust
change the T to D, and it will suit yon
exactly"
Such horrid feslings as + experience
NO one can imagine. I, feel despondent.
as though something awful was going to
happen. Use Simmons Liver Regulator,
ifyou would =7sid such feelings; -
The latest styles wedding andavisitine
cards and envelopes. tastily printed, can
be obtained at the PHGNlx office.
Old newspapers for sale at PH9N1x
office, ut fifty cents q hundred.
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COLUMBIA HOTEL.

eLusns
q Hou
d CoMenders
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AAj l.. nave just received another supply Of
w these superior HOBS. They operate
on an entirely diff, rent l1irciple trC NJ the
common Hoe, and are the b, st GARDEN, Cor
TON AND Conn Dor lii nee. Hire Mtnl a trial
and be conr ihctd.
April JOHN AGNEW y BON.
Notice.
pE1NG charged with tho elforcemeht Of
- the following Ordinalce, relating to
'.the duties Of the City SMvt!,i," tcbnceru-
ing which duo notice has beer given by the
City Cltrk,) reading tlins:
"Be Il further Orddintd, That hereafter any
person about to build any house on any new
site, fronting or bounding on any OF the
| streets of the ,ily OF Columbia, shall be re-
quired to have the pHme located, and the
boundaries thereof. Adjoining such street or
streets, fixed by the City snt veyor. who shall
be entitled to i. cciye the tum OF IS for each
lot 30 located. And in ca,e sny person shall
erect any bonsr Rs AtnI nIcsaid. without having
the same located by the City Surveyor as
| aforesaid. such person thall be subject to 3
penalty Of $45 for ach and every offence"
hereby motif! all paltics concerned to re-
port their names and Incatione OF lots, either
1T my oHco or to G. Mahon. City Rurveyor, at
the oflica Of Suibrls & ztll. The conditions
att ached to the Ordinance will bo strictly
required, and the penalty Of non comp pliance
to its terms he ligidl! e. forced and without
the slightest delay. J. A. JACKS ON,
Anri'18 Chief Of Polico.
-
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Full Weight Soap.

Full weight Soap.
IDROOTOR & CANDLES EXTRA
|l OLIVE. Some brands OF Soap are
sold short weight. five to eight pounds pei
box. II you use these Soaps, you pay
money for what you do not receive. Can
you afford to do so? Buy Proctor l. tIam-
ble's Full Weight Brand. Sold by Gro
GERS In your city.
Apr 3m ~ ,rti Wholesale Agents.
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known
Columbia the
TOR the building
NJ
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Choics Wines.
Sn BASKETS HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE,
CtS 10 cases Sparkling Catawba,
10 cases 'Vix Bsra."
10 cases "Kelley's" Island Wine.
10 cases "Red Seal"
casks "Harmony Sherry"
casks "AmontiIado Sherry"
2 oRaka "Resere Madeira"
For sale by HOPE GYLES.
Cr0quet.
This Is The Croquet Seosen.
A NEW stock. at different prices. just re-
"a ceived. For sale at H. l.. BHYAN'S
Mar 20 bookstore.
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MAIL hARRANaEMErTs. Northern
mail opens 6.80 A. N. and 300 P. N.
CLOSES P. III. and 11.O0 A. M. Charles
ton day mail opens 6. Is r. NJ; closes s
A. NJ; night opens TOO A. H.; closes
6.15 P. NJ. Greenyille opens 6.45 P. M.
closes 6 A. NJ. Western opens $50 A.
n. and 1890 P. NJ. ;oloses 8 and P. NJ.
Wilmington opens $50 F. NJ; closes
1880 A. II. On Sunday the Office 10
open from 8 to 4P. H.
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Ale and Porter.
K0 DOZEN MoEHen's Edinburgh ALE,
eJV 80 dozen Younger's Edinburgh Ale.
80 dozen Barclay, Perkins d Co.'s London
Porter. SO dozen Bass d Co.'s Pale Ale.
SO dozen Guinness Dublin Stout.
All genuine imported. and for sale low by
Apr II "ti3 JOHN AGNEW & SON
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DAY EXPRESS TRAIN IDAlLY.1
Leave Wilminat ton Union DeI ctl 825A Nj
Arrive At tFlorence...... 9.66 a. M .
Arrive at Colum bia..- 2.40 p, II.
arrive 81 AsScs..=---. 742 P. II !.
Leave aug gusta a................... 635 a. III.
Leave Columbia .............. :. II. 25 m /.
Arrive at Florence. .:........... 415 P. n i.
Arrive Wilmington (Union Depot1 10 rs p. N
N10HT R1PREBB TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington Union Depot 5.4bP.
Arrive at Florence. 11.36P. II i.
Arrive At Colum bfa. ............... 3.40A. NJ !.
Arrive at Augusta. .......... 8f0A.M
Leave augusta ................... $50 p. ID.
Leave Columbia ......... 10 20P. M |.
Arrive at Florence..... -. ZIP A. III !.
Arrive at Wilmington. ..:.. 80. SEQ a. II.
Oct JAS.AHDEhSON, Gep'I kpp't
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Change Of Echedule.
South CAROLINA RA1Lzoip ConpAx1,
OqLUABIA. 3. O., Sept. 28, 1871:
&3MRR to osoniKs. 60 iKs.o o. sSesse's efiess os

&44A&49k 2N9 to 60 into effect on
and after sunday, 29th instant: -
NAIL AND PAsskNoEn 1EAIK.
Leave Columbia at........ 80. 9am
Arrive at Charleston At 80. 4.3O p m
Leave Oharlestonat $50 4 d.
Arrive at Columbia aat............... 6.2Opn
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND ACCOM- MoDA1lCf
TRAIN, [6undays excelted.]
Leave Colunn bia. .7.30 p m Arrive .3f n
Arrive Charleston TAO p N leave. C 45 s n
Camden Train will run Monday. Wedneeday
and Friday, as follows: lsi .JG
Leave Camden at................. 7.20 A. NJ.
Arrive at Columbia at...... .l1.65 4. NJ :.
Leave Columbia aat............... eco p. M.
arrive At Camden at. -. sst p. n
A. L. TYLER, ,Vice-President
3. B. PICKINB, General Ticket ept.
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IRRELEVANT SILL. Trial Justice.
Office on Plain street. formerly occupied by
A. L. Solomon. Business promptly attended
to. March ~ Emo
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M&4FE l7R rntiSs 8 s laa = n g aai,y. + :
Sundays excepted, connectirg With Night
Trafns on South Carolina Rsillosd up ard
down; with Trains going North and South on
Charlotte. Colu9 and Augusta and Viii
ming ton. Columbia and Aug usta PailrCaGe. =
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Columbia and Augusta b. R
- sUPERINTENDFET's. OFFICE.

Charlotte. Columbia and Augukts B. r
sUPERINTENDEET's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 3. O., September q, 1872.
6@ q on .nd after this date.
run over this road:
oo1Ed SOUTH.
Train No. /. Train no. q.
Leave Charlotte. .7.16 A. n. $40 p, N.
Leave Columbia. -. 2 20 r. n. $50 A.M
Arrive Aug .7.42 P.M. $40 A. u.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta. 1856 4. M. 56oP.M.
Leave Columbia. .53 a. n. 4:11.C6 p. Ii :.
Arrive Charlotte. .6.l5 P. n. 600 A. Ii :.
Standard Time ten minutes elower than
Washington; Elk minutes ahead Colt nj ia.
No. Train daily. No. 2 Train daily, Sun
days excepted. Both trains make oloee Cd n :
nection to all points North. South and Heet
Through tickets sold and baggage checkt
to all principal points.
Err. DORSEY. Gen. Freight snd Tick ct Agent
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Wilmington, Columbia and Aug. B. r.
SuPERINTFNpEST'a iIEf1cR

WILMINGTON, N. O.; October 2. 1872.
h&& @ fo1iowins nans :eis sehednis nate sii1 s5n
be IN by tr aims on this road:
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Hcinttsh's Queens DelIsht-A remarka
BILE medicine for curing al kinds OF diseasei
OF the blood. Better than Sarsaparilla. AL
skin diseases. scrofula, Humors cured.
Nay ST
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specia notices 20 cents per limo, each insertion.
advertisements payable quarterly in advance
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-01-10
ThR LeefursS.

The next Lecture OF the High School Course
will be gwen on Wednesday, January 18th, by
Prof. j. N. G. SILL of Detroit. The author or
"Sills Grammar" Professor in the State Nor
NAL, aud Principal OF the Y Dung Ladies' Semi
nary, OF Detroit, Mr.. Sill ia perhaps more
widely known than any other educator OF
Michigan. and Will undoubtedly draw large
house. No one should miss this opportunity OF
hearing him. His subject, " English Poetry, y
Will be largely illustrated with recitations and
readings, the giving OF which is said to be one
OF Mr.. Slll's " strong points, Remember the
time " ednesday next.
Prof. Goodisou's lecture on The Alps,
delivered Wednesday evening Of this week. was
worthy OF a much larger audience than the very
severe weather would permit TO assemble
However. it was by no means a talk to empt,
benches" as quite fair number were in at
tendance, and those who did face the wind ant
snow we're well paid for so dong. We hope t.
have Mr.. G. with ne again under more favora
BILE circumstances.
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Inc MILWAUKEE MONTHLY is out with its
first number for the new year loo,ing extreme
ly prosperous. The fine Iron article ID a valua-
ole one and very interesting as showing up
not only the late wonderful development OF
one Of the most valuable and cxhaustless re-
sources of the west, but the almost marvellous
success which has attended the well directed
efforts in legitimate business OF a number Of
liberal and pubic spirited men. The new Sc
rial just commenced holds the interest Of the
reader from the first paragraph and the short
stories, poems and essays are the best. The
leading article illustrated, gives an entertain
ing description of some Of the wonderful
scenery along the Wisconsin River, and the
fashion department is we'll filled with numer-
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