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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-22
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vIcroR HUGO is reported TO be dying. Two
interviews are reported to have taken place at
Vienna between the Count de Chambord and
the Count de Paris; and it is stated that the
latter has virtually recognized the formers
superior claims to the throne Of France. -. An
official letter to the State Department at WASH
ington, dated Belluno, Italy. says: "On the
evening Of June 20, . terrible earthquake oc-
Cured here, carrying death to many and con-
sternation to all. The dead are counted by
tens aud the material injury done by millions.
Every fourth or fifth building is made unin-
habitable. tn principal monuments are over
thrown or seriously injured. Everywhere the
cry Of anguish is raised, and seeks for prompt
and effectual relief. The Conservatives
have achieved another victory in the
East Stsfordshire England District, Mr..
Alsop having been returned to the
House Of Commons by. 800 MAJORITY.
Several important changes have taken place
in the British Cabinet. The Marquis of
Ripon, and Messrs. Childers and Baxter have
resigned. Gladstone, in addition to the Pro-
miership, assumes the Chancellornhip Of the
lieu Of Lowe, who assumes the
Home Office. Bruce is TO be made q peer,
md will succeed Lord Ripon as President of
he Council. Bonham Carter succeeds Baxter
rs JOINT Secretary Of the Treasury. Arthur
Peel becomes the Liberal whip. John Bright
oins the Cabinet as Chancellor OF the Duchy
4 Lancaster. ..: Further particulars of the
armers' rebellion In japan are furnished by
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necessary to convene the General Assembly
at day earlier than the period provided
for the regular annual session thereof
Now, therefore, |, Franklin j. Mos os,
'r Governor of the State of South Carolina
by Virtue of the pOycr vested in me. by Seq
ton Is, RAr;iclc tfIs0f the.Constitution of
the stats, 40 issue IBIS my Proclamation,
commanding and directing tho IIouOraJles,
the Senators and metnbers Of tho cneral
Assembly a. attend in ,taeir respective
Legislative SChambers. on TUESDAY THE
TWENTY-FIRST DAYs@OF THIS MONTH,
AT TWELVE NJ, there to take into con.
siderntion the yari aus matters hcronbeforc
rccited, and. also such other matters as in
their wise and discreet judgment may re-
quirc attention at this time,
In tsstimen3 hereof, IsIAve hereunto set
{ - my hand and caused the great seal
\ l.. :. of the State to he affixed ut Colum-
49, bia, this ninth day of October, 4.
ID. eighteen hundred and seventy y-three, aud
in the ninety eighth year of american In
dependence.
By the Governor:
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JR
II. +. HAyNX, Secretary of State.
oct. l8 1873 u
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the tale. L was touched to the heart
with one especially, that had been ro
duced to tho belt-thc arms, legs, hOa d
and chest all gone. Tears came to my
eyes when / though of the reflections of
that poor statute over the sad wreck to
which Time had 3broughti il The Venus
of Milo was more fortunate in the
possession oflimbs and enough ndiposc
matter to grace tho most bu1on Gor
man girl. IsupPose am not high in
art. ! do admire the Partisan ladies
however, and eau understand Toussen.
elsremark, that they have always been
suspected of hidiag their wrongs"
hey are so graceful, pretty, and happy
and they dress 50 well; but unlike the
bcou monc1c with US, who make dress the
end ani aim OF life, the true Frcuch
woman never permits the dress to over
shadow her personnel Like Sir Charles
t0Ilstredm. nc have been everywhere,
and soen everything, and there is moth.
ing in it. We had our musical romance
concerning the European Scho OILS nippad
very early. julia Reve was educated
by her mother in Cincinnati, and took
the conccit out Of G erman girls altogcth
or by her exquisite Instrumentation.
List rave her tho Bo,rnuot of Honor
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The Apex Of Honesty.

At party one evening, several con-
tested the honor Of having done the most
extraordinary thing A reverend gentle
man was appointed judge Of their re-
spectiYc prctcnsions.
One produced his tailor S bill with a
receipt attached to it. \ buzz went
round the room that this could not be
outdone, wh,n second proved that he
had just arrested his tailor for money
lhat was lent him.
Tie palm is his, was thegencrous cry,
wien a th;,d put in his claim.
Gentlemen, said he, i cannot boast OF
the leats Of my predecessors, but have
returned to the owners two umbr elias
they left at my house.
III hear, no more. cried the aston.
ishcd arbitrator This is the vsry acme
of honesty; it is an act of virtue of
which never knew any one capable;
the prize
Hold cried another; have done still
more than that.
Impossible cried the whole company
Let US hear.
have taken my county paper fol
thirty years, aud paid for it every year
in advance.
lie took the prize
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WHEREAS, by the Constitution Of this
State, it is required that The General
Assembly shall provide for oh annual tax,
sufficient 10 defray the estimated expenses
of the State for each year :"
Amd rhcredS, it is by law provided that
the Comptroller General shall on or before
the 10Th day OF November annually, give
notice to the County Auditors of tho rates
per ccniHm Of taxation authorized by law to
be levied for the various State purposes
And wAsre0S the General Assembly at its
last session omitted to provide for such
annual tax, for the fiscal year to conlmeuce
on the first day Of November next by reason
whereof The Comptroller. General is unable
to give notice to the County Auditors of
such anhlSal tax, at the time such notice is
by law repaired to be given;
And ~heyeds, by the decision Of tho
Supreme Court Of the State, the Comp
troller G oneral is required TO levy a rate per
cenium Of taxes to pay the Interest upon
| certain classes of bonds, which are a part
Of the public debt oftho State. and to give
notice of such levy TO the County Auditor
on or before the 10th day Of November next;
and Hhertas, it is deemed important to
the welfare Of the State, in view of this
| dec ision of the Supreme Court, that the
G cneral Assembly should take into immcdi
ate consideration the condition of the public
debt of the State, and should SO provide az
| that whatever taxes are be levied TO pay the
interest thereon shall be levied at the same
time as that At which the general State .yry
is required to be made
And orhersas, the facts above recited pre-.
sent an extraordinary OOcaSion, which, In
the Judgment of the E1eGatives makes IL
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The PeT3tUid1l Syrup, q Protect
Ell Solution of the TI'OtO%ife Of
Iron, as SO combined as to hare
the character Of an dEiIne1LG, as
easily diGcstcd UlId HSSiI.iLdtetL
9UitI. the OiOOd as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OiC7t TitdLixiitO
IgeIif, IRON iiI the blood, and
cures "u thousand ills" simply
6yT'OniI1g up, ,I3LUiDOTdtiJiO and
TiG0iiSi1tD the SyStem. The en-
2iChed d3td VitatiSed blood per-
nedtes ecery part of the 6OdyS
6cd1'Chi1tg ont 7nOrOid seCre-
tiOnS, G7id ledUi1lD nothing for
disease to fced 7pOn.
This iS the secret Of the aUo1l-
de1J1,L success Ofthis remedy i,I
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chil1s and Fcvers, Hun1ors.
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, female Complaints,
u O0d state Of the blood, or dc-
state ofthe system. Being free
from IicohOL, in any form, dts
cncTOi=iHg effects are not fol-
toaOcd 6y corresponding 4'eGc-
tiOn, 6ut are permanent, inItt-
sing. strength, UiDor, uItd 7lc,0
life into dW parts ofthe system,
ana OHitdiHO up an Iron Con-
StittttiOn.
Thousands hare been changed
Gy the use ofhis remedy, from
acedhc, sichtY, suGeriI,0 c1.ea-
tUrcs, to strong, healthy, and
HGIpY nLcn 0IltJ 7U0DaefI; and
3pU0iidS cannot reasonably hes.
itdte to DiUe 1t q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL.
WAN SYRUP 6loaO,s i,s the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. SO Harrison Av., boston.
SOLD BY DRuoGIsTs oEsERALLr,
oct is ly
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GheState Of outh Carolina
ORANGEBURG COUNTY

Ix THE CoURr OF PROBATE.
By AUGUSTUS b. KNowLToN, Esq,
Judge of Probate in said County.
WHEREAS, W. II. Parler hath made
suit TO Inc to grant to him Letters of Adj
ministration of the Estate and effects Of
John NJ. Parlcr, late of said County, de-
ceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
Of the said deceased, to he and appear be-
fore me ut n Court of Probate for the said
County, to be holden at my Office in Orange
burg, s. c., on the 3d day of November
1873, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to show cause if
any, why the said Administrator should
not he granted
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this Eth day of Oct A. ID. 1873,
and in the 9th year Of American lnde-
pendcncc.
LS.l AUGUSTUS B. KN0wLTON,
oct l8-2t Judge of Probate
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" "
The daughter Of DR.. S. Silsh,c, the
well known roal estate wrltor, rather
runcturcs The romance of European
travellers. We rectrdod her dep ,rtura
last Spring, together with that ofhfrs
| Il, NJ Broas, Of Jersey City, an Miss
Julia Kcvc, Of Cincinnati Tor ,lre dou
bic purpose of doing Europe anl study
ius music Tier summary OF .hc situa-
ticn, alter scv,n moa.hs cx2oric,c, is
! dtci 'olyr.ch Sic writcs; al am Id t.
! hao@ witnessed the won lcrrul scenes anl
cities about which oar III dly friends
were so 50 cnthu-iaS,io, but tn t is all
lam rorc prond OF my b.,hri.ht a, an
American tlau ever. have sccu moth
ing worthy tile emulation " cnv y of an
american They sur1as, US in nrhing
brt ruins Yni pictpres Go whcrc yo"
will, ever thing appears to b. finished
and ,lccaymg. Thrir gentr. are stilt
ed. diyuifcd rayc,lr inStturipn aud
iiin Nr. Turvl diop. i.nmon>c in llpor..
IN Mt. cumhruus with ryid,, an painful
with poverty Tourists inr"Inrtinns
are prolific With nonsense. iiur'pc .
| b. ut aa interesting Us AZ old cemetery.
Historically great aud prRcticall5 Aead
ctld dismal; dingy massc- Of aubitrc-
.ure. wi,h sw.r...;ng population to
match how they MI five, is proble M.
EThc way li.ey have yheatcl US, max es
| me hcl:eyc l,hey i've 'a~;o'y ~ A,mcri
can travellers, aithnu ;h tho vast nu 4
1btr sf 7n,ustI,al art, anl poorly spud
operatives accounts for, much vi' their
, wealth London is imnl,nec aud uuc.ly
in Tisyrb.Slo. The Impression on Il
str rgcr IS marcly thas, and nothing
moro; Hyde lark is Ii" ccmP''iao" to
Cenir7l.rark. and the riiy lsNks ErO,d,
way and Fiith av>nuc, IItG sgIs and
historical assor;at;on' are nny curiasi
ties. as one @ocs t" u mus 'nn - SE", ani
is satisfied Gcrmnny i, al nlik. Dutch
:, I'm ever thing, industrious, thrifty, irospi,
table enough, but no American tw"nld
over wish to live ih2ra. $'i'zar!enl is
charming pictures .u', and al that, b,,t
our Rocky Mountains mike rI"ir Mons
Blanc fouk Fno n,,SA hills, NiAnna is
N..
intellectually w"nl rful, clean, sa'u's
que, and rich Paris alone is lu"dcrn
like New York; 10 wonder the Par. SANS
love their beiut:iul city; should, II
did not love New York, The Great
Exhibition may 10 disposed Of in few
words-it is inlerio. to tho annual OK
hib;tion of Tic Cincinnati Mechanics
instiute-that is, ia variety OF arts and
, taste, only tl're is more OF 1t. The
American Department Is absolutely
i shabby. The only tine | have fc.t
ashamed or mJ country Vas when saw
? the mcagre, paltry show we made in
Vienna. 1t would have been far hette r
not to have appeared there ut all. il er-
g pectcd to be "cnthuS1d over inc thine,
; but, alas have seen the Hudson aDd
the Upper MISSISSIPPI ana the oeaua :
Jul hhino lai's TO lnTp'r9 me. " have
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strikes ten, and it's just going to strike !;
50 il you are nervous, perhaps you had
better so home before it begins" He
went. r----,
The Swampscott girl who was sehloros
formally burgled out of two diamond
ripsss in one night, one olthem marked
james to Flora" and another Joseph
to Elora ''Fwill find food rr reflection in
the flot that the more admirerS onehas
the rmore rings she5is linBietolo.S and
pes haps the harder she will find it to
replace them
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Mary NJ. Porter, ct al.

Mary VI. f"rtcr, ct al
by virtue OF AN order Of the Probate
Court in The nhov" stated action. will sell
in whole or in parcels. for partition aud Iii
vision. Il, Ornugchmrg Court Iouse, on the
first Monday in November. next, the .oi!ow-
ing real estate To wit:
NJ ,ha; tract or parcel of land contain
ing $50 acres more or loss, and bounded on
the North by Estate lands Of Nathan Hut
son and lauds Of William 4. Phillips, Eust
by lands of Robert Walker, South by the
Davis bridge Qond, and West by lands OF
William A. Ehncy and Natnn Porter.
ms-Omc half cash. balance on II cred
il of twelve months, with bond Of the pur.
chrscr bearing interest from of sale, Sc
curcl by mortgage Of the lr misses to the
judge Of Probate. Purchaser 10 pay for
papers al. recording.
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o. II. Middleton,

Jacob T.. l.. Amukcr.
Pursuant to the judgment of foreclosure
in this case, and o~ders cytcnding the time
of sale, | will sell at public auction. in
Ornngcburg at the Court House. AZ proper
ty OF the defendant J 4. l.. Amaker.
All that planta ion in this County known
as Bclleville, containing 1000 acres more or
less. and bounded by lands now or formerly
owned by Trezvant, McCord. Gciger. Moore
and by the Congarce river, on the following
terms
One-half cash, the balance in one year,
secured by bond with interest from date ut
the rate Of Upper cent per nunum, and pay
able annually so long rs any money remains
unpaid. together with mortgage of the
premises. Purchasers to pay for papers
and recording.
Both plaintiff and defendant have leave to
bid at the sale.
The successful bidder will lie required to
Fay per cent ot his bid or the Sheriff will
resell the same day.
And if the rest Of The terms are not COM
piled with in two ~ days after the sale,
the Sheriff shall resell Oh the succeeding
sacday.
Shcrih"s OFcc, FL. CAIN,
Orangcburg c. II. $. c., S. q. c.
oct 10Th, 1873.
oct Is I'd
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ORAEGEBURG COUNTY,
IN PRouATE CouEr.
II Y ,,,I a, Il

Rosa V. Clark, ct AL
Adelln 5. Cain, CT. al
iiy or,lrr Of esid Court, | will sell at
Orang"hurg Court House. on Mon,ay, No,
vcmbcr 9, 1873, during he legal hours, at
auction
That W Inn'Ic tract OF land with Store and
other buildings thereon in the town OF
i.cwisviilr, bounded by lands OF X. Geek
ley. \. i. .imaAer, and South Carolina
Railroad Company. The same will be sold
in several lots, and all Of the same are de-
sirnLly situated, and odrr fine opportunities
for investment
Terms-Onc- third cash, balance on n
credit OF one year, purchaser to give bond
10 Judge Of Probate tor credit porhnn, with
interest frem day Of sale. secured by mort.
gage of premises purchased. with covenant
for resale on breach of condition of bond,
and to pay for pnpeIs and recording.
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N EW PATENT. 8"
DIR. PATRICK's COTTON PRESS

DIR. PATRICK's COTTON PRESS
Tho undersigned Agent for Orangeburg
County begs leave TO cal, the attention Of
COTTON PLANTERS to the. same, and
TON PRESS to purchase a patent at once.
For CHEAPNEss, SIMPLICITY, and
POWER, it has no equal
Any one desirOus of seeing the "mOdus
'perandi" of said Press, can do so by calling
at the Stsre of. W. Patrick & Co., Russell
Street orangcburs C. H., s. c., where
model can be scon, or address Capt. JsG
STOKES Gen'l Agent Midway 8. c.
J. W. PATRICK, Agt.
Orangcburg County S. c.
july &c 1873 II
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ChaniCal ,ASso-
Ciati-n.
Will he held at Orangeburg, from ruc5-
day, Oct. %, to Friday, Oct. u, embracing
four days.
The following hrc tho 5upcrintcnlcnts and
Judging Committees, nominated by the Board
of Directors.
OBJ Samples Of Craps.
Sup't, Morgan J. Keller. Committee, s.
NJ Fairey, }. g. Kcitt, David GlcatUn,
CO. Gudcn dad Orchard
Sup't W. W. Cutler.
Committee, j. T. Shoemaker, A,lam
Smoke, w. Q. Hanc.
(D) ITyusehdld
Sup't, James Stokes.
Committee, DIR. J. O. Keller, Dr. y. G.
Whctssua'e, III. III. Jennings.
(E.) Srcetmcots, DC.
supt, C. J. Sirownun.
committee: MrS. caroline kiIcN, Mrs.
John W. Sellers. Mrs Robt. Jcnnoy, W j.
snidcr, Geo 5. Shirer, II. l.. Nickcnbn,k kci
(FD ITl!a Needie- lIork.
Supt: Dr. ]. II. O'Cain.
COMMITTEES: Mrs. Henry Livingston, Mrs
Ellen *. Noorcr, JaiHcs Stokes.
Co Fp'cy .Needle- U;or&.
supi: L. J. Fielder.
Committee: Mrs, Susan lAlbergot,i, Mis-,
Annie Stokes. Mis- Dora I.urtigrr, Mrs. 4.
w. Tharin, Mrs A.'D. Frederick, Mrs. Da-
vid llouscr.
OH. Manufactures No. I.
sup't: John s Bowmamr
Commute Porter Pearson, Joseph Strauss,
John l.. Board.
% Manufactures No. 2.
Sup't II. Riggs.
Committee: Eichard Evans, j. s. G. Huff.
man, r. w. Faircy,
(k, Horses and lliys.
sup't w, T. Muller
Committee: J. ". Dantzler, H. F. sallcy,
DR.. o. III. OFT.
NIN cattle, Sleep and Lfogs.
sup't: X. II. Riley.
Committee: y. w. Smell, Col. j. c. Ed
wardr, O. T. Riley.
M Poultry
| Sup't, DIR. ]. C.. Holman.
Committee. DR.. VS., Barton, II. J. Fed
erick, J. ID. Trazevant.
(N) Fine Arts Ard lGseolaneOus.
Sup't, T. A. Jeffords.
| Committee, Hon. T. w. Glovors rr. +. j..
OlivSros, Col. y, ID. Goodwin.
(O.] Horticulture.
Sup't, I. C. Hubble.
Commttc, Mrs. F., j. Arhcr, Mrs. ID. c.
Rowe, Mrs. +. b. Whaley.
I'.J dnruSoncnL'.
sup't, Philip kohn.
Committee. J. b. O. Betterson, p. g. Can
Aon, l. IL. Wannamnkcr.
(Q.l PlOuyhi'g,
Sup't, David Fersner.
Committee; DR.. J. -. Cleckly, Henry Fun
dcrburk, Abram :. Dukes.
| Superintcndcnts are requested to attend on
Monday, Oct, ~, at the Fair Grounds, ut
which time entries will be received.
Members of Committees will please attend
on Wednesday, Oct, 20, for awarding pre-
miums.
Specisvl tickets OF Admission will be issued
to Superintendcnts for the eutirc Fair, and to
members of Committees for Wednesday.
Special Tickets for Exhibitors, to I've obtain
ed when articles are entered for the whole
term OF the Fair ; One Dollar.
Admission to Fair Scots. Children un-
der Twelve years Of age, 25cts.
Family Tickets at Reduced rates. No
Season Tickets except to Exhibitors.
For further particulars apply to any Of the
undersigned Board of Directors.
WILLIAM i. BARTON, President.
JOHN l., MuORER,
/ L. REoKWlTA,
+, II. w, BRIGGMANN, aGl
PAUL s. FIELDER, ,.
j. G. WANNAMAKER,
fAMI'EE pTRBIjF
he kadasd So ls@aas q
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
one mon'I fran date will file my final
account with the Honorable Aug. H. Knowl-
ton, Judge Of Probate for Orangoburg COun.
ty, as Administrator Of the Estate of a. V.
Kennsry decd, and ask fer Letters of Dis
missnl es
! T, G, KENNBRLE 3
10 idmiuist rat or.
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MODEL OF COMBINED sfRENaTR
@ AND BEAUTY.

Complete in all its parts; uses the Stsaieks
Eye Pointed Needle Self Threading, direct,
upright Positive Motion, New Tension, Self
Feed and Cleth Guidery 0pesateb by Wheef
and On a Table. Light Running, Smosth
and noiscless like all good high pfioed
machines. Has patent check 70 prevent ths
wheel being turned the wrong way. Uses
the thread direct from the spool. Mekss3
the Elastic Lcok Stitch finest and stronpaea
stitch known y firm, durable, clsse ana
rapid. win do all kinds of work, fine and
coarse, from Cambria to heavy Cloth or
Leather, and uses all descriptions of thread
The best mechanical talent in Ameris~
and Europe, has been devoted to ipaproyine
and simplifying our Machines, ee1nhinipe
only that which Is practicable, and die
pensing with ell complicated surroundings
generally found in other machines, 7 ~
Special terms and extra Inducements To
male and female agents, store keepers, 60.
who will establish agencies through the
corlairy And keep our new machines 6tgexE
hibitioni aid sale. County rights given Ia
smart agtnts free. Agents ooraplete ,antlta
furnished without any extra oharge.
Samples of spwiAg. 5esstipliye Sifeulars
Feontainipg nsstestinOnialsS sng "a sings,
40, sent frce,s Fsa.sts at. - A75E -
Address, BROOKS. sgwTNG MAS cIsfXe
CO., No. 1929 broadway, Sew York.s ~
,icb s 1v
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Hunter & Co.
The Nashua Gazette, N. L., Ofthe End


RNg infant, says.
"Hunter Il Co.. publishers of the
Star iSpangled Banuer, were arrested
Monday afternoon by agent of the
Post Office Department, for sending
obscene literature through the mails"
Two years ago wo received five or six,
numbers of the ,Stdr Spanyled Banner;
and its worry face bore ON it, that they
were following the occupation Of the
,s forty thieves; even their attempted show
I offFaud in the swindling art was stolen
from othor, papers. Their own swim
dies have exeeed any exposure Of other
80 Sl Fisffauds that was ever published in their
paper.
These swindlers have even reached
-, our, county, andmany of our citizens
have beon swindled out of their mouey
by receiving in return shoddy goods, in
fcrior to representations made by them;
and, in one or more instances, they did
not send the the shoddy or return the
money they claimed to be counter.
felt 4, sian
We do not know whether to pity or
envy Meas. Hunter Il Co. By this indict
ment they are put in tho company Of
Mrs Victoria Woodhul, Blood a. Claain
She is said to be very fascinating
woman.
The moral Of this is clearly iustr sted
in the advice of the old gentleman to
his son, who was about to leave home
on a trip down tho Mississippi river:
"My son, beware of the game where the
Jack takes the Ace."-EUchangc.
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SATURDAY, OCT. Is, 1873.
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