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ORANGEBURG, S. c.,
June 25tb 1879

ORANGEBURG, S. c.,
June 25th. 1873.
Extra meeting of Council, held this
10Th day OF June, 1873, the following
Resolutions and regulations recommen.
ded by the Board of Health, are ap-
proved, adopted and made of force:
i. All tenants of premises shall, at least
twice week, from the 2Sth of June to the
2Sth of October apply to all sinks on their
premises sufficient quantity Of dry earth or
topsoil to cover all offensive substances there
in.
III. Every tenant of premises shall remove
offensive matter from such premises as often
as practicable, and have the same transported
beyond the settled portion Of the town to a
location where il will be detrimental to no
one; and that every tenant shall upon order
Of tho Board Of Health, at once remove any
such offensive matter to such point as the
Board of Health may designate.
III. The Board of Health shall hold regu-
lar meetings at the office of the Secretary OF
the Board, on the first and thru TUESDAYS of
the months of July, August, September and
October, at 81 o'clock, Z. NJ and complaints
from any resident of the town may be submit
ted In writing To any member of the Board.
and shall be acted on at any regular or extra
mee ing Of the Board
~. Immediately after the 2Sth of June.
the members of the Board of Health will
make thorough inspection of all premises
/ u the town, and all tenants of premises shall
carry into effect such recommendations and
instructions as they shall receive from any
member Of the Board doing such inspccton.
" The Town Marshal shall inspect any
or all premises in the town. whenever re-
CURED TO do so by the Chairman of the Board
OF Health.
VI. The Chairman, or anv two member.
of the Board, shall lave power to call extra
meetings of the Eoard
That any person persona violating any
Of sail regulations shall he subject to A inc
Of twenty dollars, in addition to expenses in
cnrre'i, or imprisonment, not exceeding
twenty days, at the discretion of the Council.
IT w RRlS:GM
Mayor.
f.. J. oLIyERos,
tiert q. I. G.
Jnne 25th, 1873 10 II
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Apply the fluid extract of lobelia to
mosquito bites and you will be instantly
relieved of the itching.
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Eureka Chapter, No. l3, II. A. "A.
The REGULAR CoNvOCATION Of the
above CHAPTER will be held on Friday
July 4tb 1873, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
By order Of NJ. Z. HIP.
THEODORE KOHN,
june 28--u Secretary
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OM|ESTEAD.

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The recent decisions Of the Supreme
Court of the United States have declared
the HOMESTEAD ACTS of this State nm
constitutional as to debts contracted prev
ious to 1868.
The last amendment to the Bankrupt law
rircs to the debtor the same exemption OF
real AMI personal property as was given TO
hi n by the HOMESTEAD LAW.
The only way that IIOMESTEADS can be
secured is by taking the benefit of the Cank-
rupt Act.
Especial attention has been and will be
devoted to this branch OF the law by
BROWNING & BROWNING,
Attorneys 1t Law.
Russell Street, Orangeburg S C.
may "a Ct
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The State Of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In THE Court OF PRoBArE.
By AUGUSTUS B. KNOwLTOy, ESQ.
Judge Of Probate in said County.

WHEREAS, George Boliver, Clerk, hath
applied to Inc for Letters Of Administration
on the Estate of William C. Cofer. late OF
Orangeburg County. deceased
These are therefore 10 cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Credit ors
Of the said deceased to be and appear be-
fore me at q Court of Probate for the said
County, TO be holden at Orangeburg on the
l4th day Of July, 1873, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ to show cause If any, why the said Adj
ministraiion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and The Seal Of nv
Court, this 24th day of June A. d. 1873,
and in the ninety seventh h ear Of American
independence.
AUG. B. KNOwLTON,
lis Judge of Probate O. C..
june 2S q
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have great cause for rejoicing. 1t has
been a most signal 'ictory-a triumph
over the corruption and rottenness OF pol
tics with which our country is now inun
date |. And now, ~ the Democracy OF
Ohio have gained control OF that great
State, We urge upon them to steer clear OF
the rocks upon which their opponentsh ave
ioundered. Let them make judcious and
wholesome lsw-, avoid any unnecessary
expenses, tighten the taxes OF the people
and show to them that their interests shall
be cared for, and there need be no fear o:
the future. Let Mr. Thurman, on his re-
wash out the stain cast u non that body at
tic last session by it, salary ami other
stealngs. Unless this is done, the victory
obtained on last Tuesday will avail naught.
for the people will two years hence, again
hurl them from power a. they now have
done their opponents. To be a politician
Is almost synonym with being rascal
Let the Democrats OF Ohio purge them
selves OF that faint, and thereby bring back
those good old days when it was an honor
TO be.e Democrat, and when the people haJ
such confidence il its hone-ty that it wa,
only necessary to name ticket to insur,
success. Bright days are il. store Tor til,
Democratic party and for the country, i
the present opportunity is made good use
of, otherwise we shall continue to ne cursed
with dishonest and corrupt officers, and
politics become "a stencil to our nostrls
Since the above was written, we Learn
through our latest exchanges, that Penn
sylvania has gone X publican by 20 900 OF
10000 majority,
From Oregon, we learn that Nesmit
Democratic candidate for Congress. il
elected by about 100 majority
Tie Republicans have again carrie,
Iowa, but we have not seen or heard o
any figures. The Changers were success
ful in some OF the COUNTIES
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The news from Memphis aud Shreve
port continues TO be OF distressing nature
The yellow fever scourge, AS yet, shows no
abatement, in consequence OF which. the
scenes aud sufferings in these places are
terrible. Throughout the more favored
portions OF the country, sympathy for the
distressed has been aroused, meetings are
being held, and money is being SEM from
al. sections aud by all classes OF people e.
The Odd Fellows OF harleston donated an
sent 500 10y express the other day. This
10 but one instl nee in u Thousand We might
mention, and it shows more conclusiyely
sLan ausht else, that the feeling OF human
iIy has not vet d:ed out IN our breasts, and
that Americans sympathise aud assist
their countrymen, no matter in what sec
ton they reside.
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What the MornI.

Speaking OF the Scioto county Treasury
matter the lronton Commercial saws:
What moral does this teach our Cit
zen- in the coming election Is it TO vote
the strsghtout ticket like a par eel Of har
messed slaves, whose minds aud bodies are
the recogn zed property of ring who can
set up primary meetings and county con
yrntior- in favor oi 4 shonest scoundre2
Or - it to he aud act like a freeman
in the restricted sxer iss OF ,onr
Intellect aud soul TO vote lor that
honest man, "Ihc uoblrst work Of God
no matter on what ticket You may hnd
h.m2 d" hot lsten TO those organs who
try to crush out your independence and
manhood. They care little whether u
man l. honest or dishonest ~ long a. h.
- pledged to give them Annually several
thousand dollars worth or advertisements.
This 10 why they want you 70 vote the
, straigLtou ticket
The above expresses our sentiments e1-
actly lis principle on which "a have
all our lire- cctei and shall continue &c
do so. The man who is so bound up b,
his parry that lie can zee no wrong IN IL
aud viii vote for aLy man who may b,
| placed on lis party ticket, no matter
whether he. compe.ent 0r hos..'. or b,
What manner he became cand iate. IL
IN our opinion 40 more Oh to vote tu ,
the Ignorant negro or heA'hsn Chn,e
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The ChTOnieie, Of this week, makes
quite an elaborate statement in reply to
our article on the State printing in our
last Issue, IN Which he undertakes to show
that Mr. Wall er has overcharged for his
work and refers to our knowledge OF the
business to sub.tantiate his assertions -
Now, We havsneyer said Mr. Walker did
not charge too much, nor do we intend to
say so. We .re not champion Of Mr.
Walker, but Of the people and as We have
Sal before. II Mr. Walker has stolen the
peoples money through over charging tCr
printing land Gov Jacob saws he has
then It is the duty nj the Governor aud in
behalf OF the people We insist. That he t,ke-
the necessary step TO compel Mr Walker
TO disgorge, and II Il affects the Clerks VI
the Senate and House. and our State Oh.
GERS, all right We ar, dc div n ravor
Of honesty aud fair DEALING in National
State ana other governments, snd are a..
ways ready to tcnOunce steat-g. 10 zat
ters not 10y whom OF from, whom, and
Gov. jacob is an honest man, and las d.,
Welfare T he STATE, and the interest, "
the people NJ heart re want hun 10 pr. ',
Shy HE actions ari not by ~ord-
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WEDNESDAY
LEGAL. NOTICE.

STATE # Wet Virginia" Ci5,H county, To ~.
At Rules held in the Clerk. Office Of the Cir
cult Court o. Cabel County ON the first Mondr,
in the month Of October 1873.
Leopold Stern. lsidor Stern,
and NathAn stern, partners
under the name and style OF
Stern. Bros 4 Co., plaintiffs, Ia Chancery
".
e W. Tecd mud A. b. Wood
rpck, defendants.
The object of this suit is tn recover again
the defendants the sum Of $40, 60 with legal
intcfesi thereon from the 2oth day Of Auguss
1873 lll paid and the costs Of thi. snit aud TO
attach the estate Of the defendant {. ".
iced IL this county.
And It appearing by an affidavit filled in this
cause, thht the defendant, c. ". iced j.
non resident of tue State wr.t Nirginn. it +.
therefore ordered that he do appear here with
IN one month after the date oi the FIST publ
cation of ihiS order, and do what j. necessary
10 protect his interest in this suit
MOSES :. TH0RNBURG, C-rk.
A. ". WIKSvR. Sol. u22i4
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Friday, October ~, Is73.

From the Portsmouth, Ohio Times, we
lear that the treasurer Of that county has
been tampering with the funds Of that
county. and when an investigation into
the matter wac had, instead there being
several thousand dollars in the vaults OF the
Treasury a. there should have been, there
was great deal OF worthless paper aud
but little money, and YET this same Treas.
urer WAS candidate for reelection last
Tuesday.
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BIsnAKITY Ar SEA.



Tue ship sunrise from Wv York Ar
rlNei 'u port about % clock, September
= SIZE hSi scarcely cast anchor uut.
size was boarded boy sailor boarding house
rIpner-, VIII" H,c-itaiurI iurius hr r.
. stay That thr,e men bad been hrc,l Co
conw.t -n'cids hy jumping over board A.
tne oHl) means "i ESCAPE from the crur.
treatment 10 which 70 BE- alleged they acrs
constantly subjected 10y tue officers OF tie
'I, l"'' WIS IRE" k'"enr' los
N,l..,,,, l..,t ..o,,.,' q, 49,. ..r..'-...
yi,i.tp,i.s lp,y io.r, Vb,t.f','. i....,
s,J ls,tI a., NJ. ,va,.I ".
Franklin koofp l.r., 70 .Fr.r.,.,
L-ra,-- r-.....-..r 49,
-,tI,r to...i,-,.t..,,.. ..o VII, 49,.
and D.. bo,-ja3 Cd. veal H.. me-,
c1untr.n., 600 b.a-I ra.,,r.. IL ,.,
a.k.i rr,r..r ~, .,.. a... -.
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Pursuant TO notice, the Commissioners
OF public printing at Charleston proceeded
to open the bids offered, aud uron due ex
Sr-Ination it was found that Henry :
Walker Was the lowest bidder, was 81 de
clared 10y the Board, his bond accepted
aud entered into contract with him for
thei rfaithful performance The papers ere
handed to the Governor for his signature,
he takes them, and At the end u two dave
refuses to sign them. Here we again say
we want the Governor to prosecuts Mr.
Walker on the charge OF stealing which
lie makes; and We hope the entire press OF
ths State will demand that he shall do it
or cease his much talking and do that
which lac is otherwise compelled to do
give Mr. Walker the State printing 1t
he will not 10 either, We hope the Legis-
lature, which meets On Monday, will take
tie matter in hand AMI see that justice i,
done without regard to who gets hurt
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PROM the Richmond Dispatch.
WARRINGTON.


The one subject Of all others that's ike.
" to cause Mr.. Secretary Richardson to be
unhappy and indignant il that OF the
legal-tender reserves / have his own
word Tor II that upon this d-eply-agitated
topic he has been the recipient oftelegrams
sufficient, IL sold tor waste paper, to pay
very good share Of the expenses Of the
Treasury Department tor cottage Al
most every day there come. up some new
inquiry, and generally large amount
Of volunteer advice, about the fortv-iour
! millions of dollars OF legal tender notes
that are known and designated as the re-
serves
They are n prolif' source OF comment.
-pecu!' ton, and anxiety by bankers, bro
kers, and business men all the country
over. Every one seems desirous TO know
to what extent they will he "encroaeh ed
/ upon IA question winch nobody can
answer, a. at the present time (when the
Secretary has divri into them Tor the use
Of about three mllion-) It il not known
/ how long the necessities OF the Govern
uuent may require the use o! these r.
serves. The internal revenue receipts tor
some time have been comparatively very
/ hight, ard the cu-tpms receipts have not
arr,,,.,,, cn,,iJ mn, ,,-, ~ hi ~.
l.,,.I-,anJa. ,,,,r,, .t;o,, 49,. ,.,.t,l
.',n.,ho, 7, Iii b. ,,c .g,..,,
~ -, III A.
standing c,rcnl,,,on in ,,s nv, n,bI,o
delft .tat.m.,,,
! All III. ,,,a,,ba.s 81 a., C.l;., -
nov i, WsshihSann mr. th.v ,.;I D.. %
morrow when lie rr..idant rs,nrn. tom
IN. Agricultural Fair at p;rl,co vii
| Me-.rs R.lLuan arJ cr.-,,.u 49, 49,,
totte .bn,y ,y,th hin, I, T.. yor, of, -.
seem. so inst at ,,rss.,t 10 a...r, Tia,
there will be a uu Cabinet meetir, 10
morrow. though no man knows via,
A d,,y may brin, forth. and i, ia ,nt "a ia
ont the hntt nf nrnh.bilitv Inn NJ nj
ano may take a., hr;attr;,, 10 oLlo NJ,
Richardson may rush off Ia Ho.to,, +,
,sl,.,. h;,us.I, fr,.,, ,b. - ~.
s,ult. of th. army nj f,,a,c,ar. -
ro,, !. rho r.',,,I,r CsIj,,a, J,,, t,, ,I.sr.
i. M nros,ec, n, any h,,sir,..s ., -,
suce be,,, co,.i,I.r.j mo i.,, j. ,i.', :,
is difficult to remember whether tL.,. Ia.
been am, i,,ror,,,t c,Li,,.t s...;n,, s,,,a.
IN. aJ;ourp,,,.,, ~ Cn,,,,.... IL. I,',.,
certainly bean No snI;ec,s ~ ,,ra., ,,,',..
ial iu,nort.rca undsr co,,.,J.r,,;,,, -, w..
nup a The onII,c deunr,n,s,,,s all -a'''
to Ia. rurniny sn .uoo,lIv in, r"'y ,t,',
there is very little bushes. of magnnnJ,
sufficient TO rrouir, disc.,ssion in ,i,e Cah
met
Astbe Presidont has fr.ouentIv 5.,l,r..
tbat he viii NOT apuoiut 81 i'b,efInstice -
lin. United States 'r,iI aNer the ,,e.t;r,
ot Con res. h.nt. and sp.rnl,t;ons ,n'
.upg..tions are bardlv in order nm ,ha
matter. but one cannot helm thinLin, tba
,he S,,nreue Court Ine.t,nn NouJ',y,'ev,
and tIst tLev ousht To lac accommn5ais'
with Chief.Juat,ce before tba, d,,v Po.
sibly the President u,sv desire IN tall
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The liquor law OF Barboursyile seems
TO have but little effect on the editorial
corps OF the Cnbell County Press Nearly
every day we see one or more Of them in
our city well filled with spirits, but it is
that kind of spirits usually kept in TASKS
and bottles. Not being content to show
themselves on the streets, on Tuesday eve
ming, they went to the Oyster Supper al
lnghams Hall, where it Was very evident
from the actions Of the assem- blage, they
were not wanted Now, all we have to
LAY s,ifyou iOM imbibe VIXEN you come to
Huntington, for tile sake OF the ladies do
not attend any more Oyster Suppers
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dy. Carroll eous;y, Md; Tho, n White -,
Lineolnton, c, J RVss and boy, CHI
Ian, Portsmouth; Wheeler, St Adams: Lud
Schmidt. Milton; VIM B9wiin, Hsmlinc: z
Wager, Quaker Bottom: ) A Mccormick. yr.
W Kemp. Mis- Barirsm and ueicc = q
Baker. lrontou; " Poster. Henry 0-ins-i.
city; " Anderson. l. A Anderson " Aid.
son, Decatur; y Heis, M; : e Moouy. }. l.
Broyl, Union. Monroe CO; O VI Burnett. u
Shut, Altoona. Pa. II q Hanrigau. We. co..
lumbin; Geo Noble, ! swington. Bi,~rton.
Ky; II Poteet. BaIbours, lille; Jamc- >ug;r.
Midjleport, q; Mrs " McNut,. : Ilnrm.,.
Martha. o; W II Bull, Wayne county: Tho.
Quirk, Guyandotte.
TUESDAY.
Thos Gray. str Julia No .; u Srur'o-k \
Piymale, C,rrdo; Mi.. Ellis Ricketts,, Mar,
Lou Smith. b l Smith, Abe Tucker, Gu,aI.-
dotte; Jas Shelton, Lincoln county; Eo,..
Portsmouth,; Vim waliren, Walter Bowrr.,
Gowen, x ORR; On Burnett. n Sbur, A.
toonA, Pa; W II Harper. Penn I CA Kelaa,
ohm Owens, Ashland, Ky.
WEDNESDAY
W Caburt, Dr Cha- Nc Conn, Portsmouth
Good. Herbert, GoG. Ironton; p a OBJ
Gu, " Johnston, city; Isaac Adler. Guy,r
dotie; Ben Bornheim, 4 Newman, Ashland: ,
Angel, V Stewart. Kentucky; J S~uJ-
son, chicago; Fletcher Golden and family,
harboursyiiie d Spect. : l. Morgan, wn
Fowler. Cincinnati; 1hos X Adams, Peters
burg; l. Delmyer, West Va; Jas A Kelly. r.
kk WIN Mathews, Juliu. Weber, Ohio;
Joseph Marvel, Virginia.
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y girl working IN the Fulton papei
mill. near Wheeling, some DAYS ago, foun,
sou IL paper money, sewei mp Detween th,
lining and cloth. of "a IAlr Of pants.
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j. Vas an Irish coroner who when ~ =
ked no" he accounted for an extraordinary
mortality Limerc replied sadly: II
cannot tell, there Il people dying tins
year that never died before
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ArrIrnI. nt Mcrchrn,., MolrI.

Corner Of Ninth street and Second Ave-
nue., during the week ending Thursday
morning, October .l6, 1873
THURSDAY
Harry Is Keller, wife and daughter. Ohio; J
Cook. Ashland; Lucicn Rickctt.. 4 q Church.
BarboursyiIle; " c Arnold, Cooper county; y
SANFORD. VIM Martin, city. Mrs NJ Tabb.
Richmond; Mr. or SyIcDstri,ker. Nr, A M
Lynne, LerisauIg, A j Good. 4 Denp.-y.
wife and servant. fronton; n smith, ia. VII.
uam., O. & o X q; J q Merrill Gresnup, Ky.
II b uarni.on. Il. idgeport. v White, Cercdo.
FRIDAY
Gooi. NJ H GOOD. AsblanI. Goo 1871.
iolm, J. = Georgc. Mis- Cs'I. Cincinnati. T. p
Dey. q Hop. Port.month. G,crsc r Mile.
" u -"tmauls. Barhaarss lie q h Bright.
'.v.nt'.u. Ky, g. Higg-. % higy', Mr.. Anicr-
CON. Nrv York. Js. SmslI. Vs., l ,ng'on. A 70
hatab'Hr. Michigan. ~ Duser. fiss Parrish
'iv.r Rove. J. llukh,,. bantShs = v pru
7'tt. Nelormies. Iron'ou. go Lvwmeu.
Ni''. john Reed, " % Hcl,u..y I1ii,u, Jo.
HIkia.au lHi nos Hrr. Mr. King. virttuis. 10
MH,.rr. Wo,t Ea Ms R.a.. Ails con.
$50" brsatveI. NJ. uazbtv-u. L-tn,, ,r.
ID Pierce, Doiumb.a. vs. oakes. u. G,.r,.
Hnyne'. 'r Julia. A NseIIslu-y. Soy ...
70 Burk. Monroe. Tho. Werner. cir Fs.t ...
las DO William. O. FOE E. " W NIy.n.
" u H'l' be.,fp. D Ts'sr.r. ui-.uaaJ. o
oherl. u.lp,l.
sIriBtI
La-i.l E..E.tf,. gr. r. Miller. r,yl-......
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Corner Of Ninth street aud Second Ave-
nue., during the week ending Thursday
morning, October.l6, 1873
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-24
A "Deviorce'' Wanted.

A Justice of the Peace in Vancouver,
Washington Territory, received letter re-
Gently from distressed but candid young
man, asking counse in domestic dilemma
in which he was involved. 1t was addressed
to Justice Snyder, but as there was no JUS
tice of that name, it was delivered to another
Justice, sounded symewhat like Snyder. He
opened it. and. finding it too rich to be kept
privately, gave it for publication. This effu-
sion of a candid soal was as follows: 1'
lr.r SAN Francisco, April 11th, 1878.
Justice Snyder-Dea. Sir: believe one
year ago last September you married me TO
gill by the name of either Mrs. Rosa Kayser,
or Miss Rtsa Heis. She left me a boat three
months a go. now I wish to get Deviorce;
how win come about it? wish 70, ynu to
inform me and what way shal pay you for
your trouble. pleas answer at your first op-
ieretunity and you will oblige / o.
svstraI asF 5i NEWTON SwINEFoBD.
PosrB ScRAPT.-H you can't do what I
want can't you send me some other girl that
viii do better for me and won't leave me.
That will do. K E7.rr. Ms.
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'ERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN An,ANcI

ality and variety. We will not attemp. ,nx
resume of the story-but congratulate our
reader, upon the pleasure in store for them
in the pages of "a Fair Saxon"
Published by Sheldon aud Co., N. Y. For
sale by Lnring. Short and Harmon.
Ups and Dewns-By Rev. X. n. Hale.
Mr.. Hale is one OF the most vigorous and
effective workers of the pre~ent time. His
oeneVoience krows no bounds; he works
.'sh' and lefs with might and main, scatter
e good deeds and words about him with .
VIZ. p'o'uslon that argues ''pienty more
tons nat came FROM" Clear sense. inpeu-
s.ol;, Unique wit, and generous. kindly
| FL, a. p =, us writings. He is as fanci-
.u a' baron Munchausen and a. ra.,,..,
| DApDase calculator. He builds NJ. D.,
moon IKE an architect and lives ON !,
poet. hke
| lhe present volume Is, however, less str,k-
in5ly peculiar than are many of bis wort,
1t is the story of a young man, j ,sper Ri,iny
whom sudden reverses offortune left to de-
p nd upon himself, with his college educa-
IN and his strength OF hands and heart for
capital. How he improved, how from small
beginnings he worked his way on, doing
Everywhere his best, how he met others, true
men and women, and how the threads OF
iese lives are interwoven-we leave the read
er to discover for himself. "Ups and Downs
Il book that should be in the library OF every
one, old or young; it is full of interest, truth
and suggestiveness and cannot tail to meet with
hearty. universal and apprecative welcome.
Published by Roberts Brothers, Boston.
For sale by Lorlng, Short and Harmon.
Among 'he Isle ofshoni.. by. Mr. Celia
Thaxter.
To the ocean, in its many moods; to rocky
hsadlands, stretches OF gray sandbanks and
weedy pools; to thoughts, imaginings beyond
thoughts, besije the sea-Mrs. Celia Thaxter
has ever peculiarly devoted her vivid. graceful
and poetic pen. A more exquisite guide
book than this,to the Isle of Shoals, could not
be imaG ined. The quaint touches, maize
an. humorous, with which Mrs. Thaxter de-
scribes the fsherfolk OF the islaL ds; the glow
and warmth Of her words as she tells Us of
the pink flush of the sea-shell or the "long,
| pa'e, ivory buds' of the wild morning-glory
ciinging to the rocks; or pictures to US the
brown sails that fit to and fro silently
everywhere her poetic sympathy with the
ocean renders her sibyl who interprets the
hollow voice ofits oracle.
"Among the Isle of Shoals Is charming
little volume, of convenient size for the
pocket; with carefully executed engravinss
and tinted, red-edged paper
Published by J. r. Osgood & Co., Boston.
For sale by Bailey and Noyes.