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lSOHO0Gl 9IO,T!E6DEass

MISS LovELnr viii i6pah s!sissa6s8
for, tie aIpstruatiofs ef,fN Nosssg sRsrsoalb
and Children, in all the Brsnches of an
English Eddeatioh. "(AiSsefbi eblh efbihhh.Ta TaatceptedJ
at tters residenGe,nTe Russell stia Styssa ItlFo
ID ,cf April, iFIo SFhIould ID the pssspsp. he.
pupils desire 1t, Teacher in Algebys
and Music may BeObtafhsd. iiaaa e asiW
/ Mss LqyELIa paFposiRe tngiye elosa
and strict attention to the Religious.
Moral and sMentaFeuftars sUf hgsTl hgslRp RpaniIi5. paaInaI
!rustsr that theacoEaauuity afll HaiaasshEr
a;!' aasas easa.. gt:A !. pisas ssss: go sss.!
dreh under her eare 5wills plsasaoMaRs
application tp p,ht. her an On n and gAes TIP 22d
street, aad previous 60 '4lias siiSse2 e21Giali5
house of Mrs. ELLIS, where .tTafmsrsRea
will be made known.
KKEfEREKcEs. ( Rev. ID. A. Brown.
Rev. F. Auld, DR. A.. Eiilots, Ms. J.
II. Fo&1es5 Ma.t K.riR5bisl saoiIIs iIlsiSIa
Izlar q DiBble} I23 dki1G3Rkba
mar 1slpb >.ni9isol5b b i5t ii9sb OFT
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Fogarties' Book Depository.
See list Of latest publications offered
by this Charleston house. We will regu.
1arly publish their constantly changing
list, md are sure that all tastes can be
suited. = .i....... II"
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10 Builders.

| am prepared to furnish Sashes, Blinds,
Doors, Mantles, and every style of inside
work, at the shortest notice, and of best
material, at Baltimore rates, adding
freight. Call in and see Catalogue. Work
Warranted.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
n'ch Is Tyr Orangeburg, 8. G.
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NFW- PUBLICATIONS.
EoGARTIEs BOOK DEPOSITORY

(FooAnTIE, SfILLMAN & coy
Our Circulating Library is reopened on d
larger scale. and only needs general patronage
70 70 make 1t frst-class Library and reading
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Ear Mr.. KIRK RoBISs9N, is authorized TO
collect and receipt for ndvertiSemen,s and a,ii,1
sdsiptions to the, ,1Tasesol "a pna en-5 .ia.; /,
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Proposes to give each week a list of
co"sis"ccs by, Express and Rqilroaa.
Letters remaining IN Postoliico. Official
notices, and all pubiic business desirable
to persons away from. the town. Take
the onAscEntna nMRs ifyon Wish to
know what ID goins on. = sSF Y
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-27

ra- We are indebted to julius Glover
Esq. for a note Of important. alterations
i'll the Homestead net, which viii Viii appear
next week. ,.a,.,a,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-27
Reidvllle Male High School.
rouspED; 4. D. 1857.

Sixteenth scholas,ic Year begins February
3,1S73.s 4.eu.
Two Teachers, both Graduates. IS SffiJ
Tuition Per Session, $40, SIS ard S2ot
Hoardi, from Lotto oi2 per month.
For Catalogue or Particulars, address
w. G. KIRKLAND, A. ~, srar,anburs, g. q
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Notice L ,iac,f Of Dfia,,,isS;ss,, Dfiz,r 10

Notiee OF e of, ct, tD756assHE D76iassHE7aihsgas's ahssg q 'saroa
NOTICE is hereby giysn. tbat one .popth
~ from date viii Ale ny fil2i m Gec6lis M Wiz
Probate for OfangebGrg COUNTY, Is Esssntor r 81
the Estate. of MFBg Dfsihalidsedch dateaaeh
and ask for Letters Of Dismisaal.
.yfoiq aZ,yiz { htt1F GAMES T..3lEf fXRysH
march Is 1s7saa aae Baw ] EEafss9Eaa
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Oranseburg Mail arrangement.

Nss,Aegp. Western and Opens, Closes; :;
Charleston ..... 1oA. NJ. Las p. NJ
Columbia i. go. 1890 p. NJ. / P. M.
Office hours from A, n. ,te 5P. NJ. Sundays
excepted.
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TOWN DIRECTORY.

MayorSFSHSH. Briggd,anng giig3 a
GlsfS "a bA Dlis,sross &, ssS Sss
Aldermen-E. J. Olivegos, VIM. Willcoek,
Geo. Bolivcr, A. Martin.
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NOTICE. ssaosi sza

" p I"U.iIs ,t'NI8NIaD q 1okIIIs1a.
"A III RERsSSpNS lhasing sds.naBSsh easisss
~ the Estate Of the late JaNes 4. aIstiie.
bauih viii ferdef IN AteoGnt III tlseahi2 duffy al
tested to- apd thSfe iilasbssag sill tnaka pay.
nfS! s e he4Er. sal'ysr z elsSff @ j
3 Il AMANDA Fi,QUAErLEBAUaes nj
oraneeb,i4s, FoSf,aasy % H'A'a'lhsF''
march i8, 1870 mont boAGinsif ssulseal
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-27

First Picnic of the Season. I.
"a ibrrge Picnic was heldon sunny:side
on Tuesday last' The day was spent in
various amuscments, croquet &c; and
wound up with q, good dinner. y &,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-27

nD~ See letter of Mfr Aashodgrass,
our Charleston correspondent, which arr
rived too late for insertion in our last
issue. twill be found OH tie first page
of this papsra % a aaxBSl3g
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-27

49, -7T'S '~fS''Sf-rre'SAs <sss%s = Vt4SSa4SsaV2
CHEAP GROCERY HOUSE, "a
l3n 'eile aetnRghn ed yai& dS:dw
'Corner Russell Street .sadg RailYsResa
ge- as s9d3ai AeyWshdssiv .rioa nsaord
t'o.a 81 Staods isHi IL: al 9Toa gsq sdi
Has onihand aud. conatantlysssifias.
Groceries, unsurpassed In. ,qaaHsyd;ds
prices. Gonsiatingefoni 1Dol 10 Iioa n,d
Flour, -dapi ::!,sis bs.-sosaf q 1pnan,
-n-I sugarr1oa niT 10 val wod d.iw
'1at Cote, ,od' q Iiia soy ,eaab ylra
'n9y ae'sd Ntolassosss,3s sesili'lSl moo
a a2Et4 bao2as sSyIssll,,,si ;bnAi aslord
'sidg yaIo st, nj sss NJ, ii rad IIiw
at' vIt :i'o,l MOI, q,. Haeaan anGP qpa stca i.is
HeHssso,
t;'4 ;G4AssFNLp M Goops cRaQKERs KsRoaExE sud
NAPTHA OH &c. ~. 's''A i'Soa
have made arrangements by which via
6s In daily receipt sof Ff1its Eqesh oaisssseell
axes and Gonfectoastysl, 10 sbnsS,ynds
h'sasi ,s sssh pFies Pa6id tf1i fqfi R@qush @ slsa Bis
Jan laIyfa' ods aaod, 10 ono aaiod sG,
',-Sft'Nfg fagtt-lSs &, 49, If.ti, ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-27

5000 Reward
Has been offered by the Governor for
thoparrestrof -aidfy You, whose escape
flom custody we mentioned week or
two ago' 90 5u .ff aUerI g9yS b
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-27

Large Fishsiuaq,gn, sust!uaa g,i. a. 5.,
5onfruesdhy; Mr.. Lewis Harley caught
IN enormous Blue, Cat Fish in, the Ed,
isto, weighing, thirty five pounds. Itecre-
ated a scnsatibnamong the, ,juyeniles Oh
the street. p.z HS d M aA
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-25
The Shuh In Berlin.

A Berlin correspondent of the
London Daily News thus describes
the reception of tho Shah of Persia nj
that capital: Aboutfive O'Clock rain
ceased, the clouds broke away the
sun burst forth, and a most brilliant
and grateful light was spread over
and through the city. The train ar
rived at the Potsdam station al
precisely six o'clock. The military
preparations consisted of two squad
rons of Uhlans, and a battalion OF
infantry. all in gala uniform. The
number of famous officers at the sta
ton, oil In rich uniforms, made the
scene very striking. The Shah re-
ceiyed the salntation of The Emperor
ana his suite in a formal but easy
manner, and was soon oil good terms
with oil. AS Don rs the train was
cleared, the whole party entered the
carriages waiting for them, the Elm
peror aud Shah leading tho way, and
taking their places together in n high
open carriage drawn by six fine black
horses. The cortcge, headed by the
Uhlans, then took up the line of
march for the castle, through Belleyue
Strasse and Inter den Linden, ma
King its way along the whole distance
through dense masses of people, who
displayed o curiosity than enthu-
siasim. The spectacle was very fin,
The Persian monarch is q little sll..r
er than.the Emperor but not So stout.
Ills figure is good and his carriage
easy. A long, black moustache and
q smooth face give him a martial
look, and he Is on the whole of very
prepossessing appearance. He wore
on his arrival q rich, but informul
costume, the most noticeable feature
Of which was a tall round black cap.
His coat was adorned with a few
brilliants and orders, and plenty of
gold lace, and he had gold epaulettes.
Ills manner III the carriage was very
stiff and i%mpassive. lie looked coolly
at the crowds, and received their
cheers without embarrassment, but
without making the slightest &C
'.nowiedgment. In general the Shah
.mpresses one as a man ofintelligcnce
: " Independence, of courage, and
Snergy. lie has the air ofa man who
snses lcss to be seen than to see, aud
Ivy uay .neans 70 sec with his own eyes
.ae pest ina Europe has to show to
i..,: WIN the exception of n few
iniiitary officers, tho followers ~ ~,
shah were In civil costume, Soma ri
them wearing decorations. TIav
have the same long, BLACK mc, NY
aud some OF them q beard. 'iie'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-25
,ndepondsnt Journalists.

eEN
Tho following from the q
Democrat expresses 90 fclicitously
~. ,,.v. ~ rhn. lNrnI.r.tasNcsK
snss w sIaaass0s se0 V''sssS "tNis'o "
our columHs:
There lie no class Of men in tn.
world Tor whom we have q i,iy,,@,
admiration than for tho Independents
journalists and there never Was I;
timo In the history nf government
when independent, bmpnrcliasaiili
editors were nor, i,a..rritas..y dc.
mAndedS The laNf,v vi tsatsti,' ~,
private morals; Tie ~scarrsl Les s,,'r
Of the times; tie wait "a rrather lar;
of that unseitish patriotism SO css,t.
tial to Tho succpss at the Republic" :
general feeling pi unrest in !aiS
portions OF our common country
the oyershadowing influence of III.
nopolies In shaping tie legislation q
the country ; the arrant and unexam
Med corruDtions which have poisu,
ed the public service the ainn>
universaiity ofthc rule To get mni:,,
without consulting the correctncsST
the means employed for lis arquisi
ton: the crippleti condition of IA
commerce. tho prostration of our,in.
.dustrfcs and the genera, dcmoraliza
ton of our people, all call in thumdr,
Tones for the most outspoken, Jude
pendent action on the part of til.
press.
There are too many party men an,
time.seryers in our ranks; men VIII.
bend 10 the behests of PARTY or faw,
and cringe TO wealth or station. ",
Know somr editors who will owl !,
NE dnst to win even a kick iro,,
wssith fasb;,n mr. fame. mon VIII,
"a raadv sn ssn their manhond f..
~natronsge and who orc ai,yavs nrn,
no shoHt the ;n.lene,drncy II ,b,
nress whose viows NJ r;obt mr.,
ranoed nv monev aud whose biyIcs
smh;sion ia to Win a smile or nhta;,
q hid IN n froo S;n,a, frnn, tra nr;.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-25
THROAT lungs, LIVER ( ELD0l

In the wonderful medicine ia which the afdict
ed arc above pointed for -eltct. the discossrcr
be,icvcs he has combined IN ReyT1ory Elorc OF
Natures mnst sovereign curative properties.
which God has i~nstiilel Into the vegetable King.
dom foe healing ths sick. III IN were ever before
combined ~ me medicine. Inc evidence o, hnis
nate diScsscs m!irhi u has h,rn found ioc.rqIer.
III The cure OF fsrOnchisis,
Coughs, and the carly e,a:S> 9; Ctssisu
ton, It has a.,anishei tho medical faculty, ard
emiuent physicians pronounce u tim greatest
medical discovery OF Tito a.c. While ireri~s the
Ievcrest tSHshs, il strengthens III, systrn aud
purirics ss:c blood. by it's great and
EautOrs fsm the worst sscfosn.a 10 ednh-
mon Riotc.., PiE,pis or Eruption.
Mcrcuriat d.seasc, Mineral fn.-oas. AID tiisir
sannd Constitution sisi.iisIed E:rs aiSciar,
ESit EhcuG,, W yer sorcs, ScaiY or
Rough Skin, ia short, all Ih> E.mcrous
diseases caused by bad blssss.-c conquered by
this powerful; purifying ano ~ soratins niedi-
II you feel dull, dnNsy. dchiiitatcd have sal
low color Of shin, or yelloNish br,wn spots on
fSes or e % Mo s,Saa ;n,sr nsa1 hs's' Or Or eS Slasi aIrs,.
mated with hot tiuslics, low .sp.Iis, and gloomy
forebodings. irregular appetite, aud :ongno coat
ed. you arc suffering from Torpid LIVER .
C0mplaintss only part OF these symptoms
arc experienced. As a rc.acdy for all such easss
DR.. Picrce's Ioldop Medical Discovery has NO
equal, as 1t effects perfect cures, leaving the liver
bitGai Constipation Of the Bowels 1t is
never failing remedy. and those who hove used
It for this purpose arc lo.d in its praise.
The proprietor of;s,s g 900 s reward r., for r.. an ms gu.
eases for which IL s recommended.
Sold by drurgists ct 81 per bottle. Prepared
by r. v. Pierce, 81. D., Sole Proprietor: ut bis
She~icei Laboratory, ls senSea street. Buffalo
scnd your addrere for a pamphlet.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-25
The Lexington silver eorne, Band

The Lexington Silver Gornct Band
The Lexington Silver Cornet Ban,
has been engaged to play at the com
ing fair, at this place. 1t is OF
the best bands. if not the best
in the State. Last fall it carried OF
the premium of five hundred dollar,
offered by the Sedalia Fair, and tina
IN spite Of tho competition from ST
Louis, and the best bands from other
parts of the State, could oppose
All the members Of the Lexingto,
band are said to be MIC gentlemen
whose social standing at home is a:
good as that of any body.
WI think the directors of the Salin,
Central Agricultural and Mcchanica
Association have acted wisely il
securing the services of so skilled
and distinguished musicians. Tn,
music is no unimportant feature at .
fair, and the very best that cam b.
obtained should be had, even if i
does require q liberal outlay.-[Mar
shall Progress.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-25

TTNHIsahorougiil,rcd stallion will makr.N
Tho present scnson Ut the stable kSsTN
OF Lewis W. Cox. one mile east OF ZA
Dover, Mt @25 to insure o colt, go Tor the season,
for Bl2k the single leap, tue leap money due nj
time Of service, season money on lst dry Of July,
and the Insurance. money as soon ns the mare Is
the neighborhood. Carr taken to prevent acci-
%tlcnts, but no responsibility assumed.
%PEDIGnEE:
SHUTDOWN, got by Uncle Vic, he by Lexington
out Of Undlne byliInported Yorkshire. First dam.
sesond daa Ss" BY Cecil sSiii'; iliyrd dam. I ssas ansn,'i IS
Emilius; fourth dam, Mnria, by whistler; firh
vi"iisssIta.is, by PIpater; seventh dam. Bssirfce. b;
Sir Prtcr TeuEle; eighth dun, Pyrrta, by Match
EN-, ninth dam. Fenwick's, Duchess, BY White
True, Blue, eleventh dam, Iy Lord 0xford's
Arabian. See Brnce's Stud Book, LIST volume;
puge III.
shutdown was fonlcd IN 1885, and only ran In
his ti'ree-year-old form Qs6sl. lie wOn Mt all
distances from one 10 three mile heats, and won
e saratngn, Troy, three races In one day., al
It. Louis and New Orleans, beating the fast hor-
ses then on the tnrf, including Gilroy, Little Mac.
Transit. Merrill, sympathy, Rochester, yaux
Hall. Bons,er, Carrie AtksTton. &C.. 30. sun
down was The stable companion or Pat Mnll0y,
Banshee aud Plnniagcnct. and was certainly the
equal of any OF them. lie was as fast US tht
sarnioEa'in = u race Of tx s" miles. run 1t 4 tie rate rate Of o
] ~ i-6, the best race ever run with full weight.
We consider Shutdown one Of the best horses on
| ny " III AHlPTtca. lie was Dfcu ny Joiin IL.
Wiley, Lexington, Ky, and his pedigree cannoI
be surpassed. lie has a splensiid constitution, II
very powerful, und must make u fine breeder fol
all purposes. JAS.J j. O'FALEON, 1
BASIL DUKE.
Tie fine canadian horse .'I,LACEHAWKS,'
will also stand ut the aame place, ut 81 to insurr.
or 81 the single leap. Same terms md condi-
tons as for Sundown.
Also, mt the same place the fine Maltese jack
"DEVfL,'' ut go to insure or IS the SINGLE leap
Same terms and conditions us for the he rises.
nIrils-3m LEWIS W COX.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-25
CONNECTIONS :

AtSt. Louis with all rail aud river lines East.
North and south; af Mexico with Louisiana New
snort Route Tor Chicago and the East ; ut Moberly
With o!edo, Wabash and Western Hallway AT
Macon with Hannibal and Saint Joseph R~ailroal,
at Moulton with Burlington and South Western
Rniiroad, for Burlington, Fl. Madison and
keokuk I; ut Ottnmwa with CentrA Railroad Of
iowa, Des Moincs Valley, and Burlington and
Missouri River ltailroaiffor ST. Paul, Minucspo-
us, Mason City, hes Moines, IT: Dodge, and all
iowa and Minnesota points mt Lhllicothe with
hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad ; ut Harlem
with Kansas City, st. Joseph and Council Bluffs
kailroad for Lrrivenworth, Atchison, Nebraska
S1ty, Council Bluffs and Omaha ; Lathrpp with
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, Cameron
Branch az Plattsburs with Chicago, r.. l.. and
tiiciiic Railroad, South Western Branch /; at Sc.
Joseph with st. Joseph and Denver CITY and
Kansas City, st. Joseph and Council Blufs
haiirends at kansas City with Kansas Pacific,
Missouri River TT. Scott and Gulf, and Leaven-
worth, Lawrence and Galveston Railroads for
lawrence Topeka, Denver, Fit. Seette, Ottawa,
Emporia,. and all points in kap,as, Colorado,
New Mexico and California.
PULLnAN's PALieE CARS
Rum through between st. LII md Kansas City,
oti.imwa and st. Joseph, u. = between Kansas
CtIS AMI Chicago. without Change.
~ Through tickets for sale to all important
points.
F. CHANDLER
Gen. Passenger and Ticket ACT, st. Louis.
W. &. VAN HORNE,
Ten. Supt., st. Louis.
THOS. JOHNSON,
Ticket Agt., Lexington.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-25
Observation-Disclosures Nor,~

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of all
~ ministration upon the estate OF James NJ
iay.or, Deceased, We're granted to the nnd-r-
on the lst day of April, 1873.
All persons having clatms against said estate
administrator within one yr3r sfer the date OF
SAID letters, or they may be precluded from any
Dcaehe OF such estate; and II such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the date Of said
letters, they will be forever barred.
mayss THOS. h. TAYLOR, Admir-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-25
INVERSION,

OWING to the late arrival from Ky. of thii
~ celebrated race stallion. he will sfand fol
mares at NcttlewoOd, Lafayette county, Mo.
until September LIST next, ut the low price Of 81
to insure.
Inversion was foaled in 1901, and was stree
by the famous Lexington, his dam was Utilla b.
Imp Margravc, &c. See petligree Bruce Stut
Book. Further unnecessary, rs bred.
crs are invited to call and see him.
maYss-2m Il. 1ODHUNTER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-25

Is Tux MOST POWERFUL CLEANsEn, strength.
sncr ana remover of Glanduiar Obstruction
known TO Materia Medica.
1T Is SPECIALLY ADAPTED to constitutions
worn down and dcbilit ted by the warn
is not In active circulation, consequently gather.
ing inquiries from siuggishncss and Imperfect
teton OF the sscreiive organs, and is manifested
by Tunors, Eruptions, Blofch.s, Boils, pus.
,ules, Scrofula, Sc, sc.
WHEY WEARY y LASGUIp from overwork,
place of energy aud vigor, the system needs q
Toxic 10 bnild 1t up and help the Vital Forces to
regain their recurera,ivc power.
1 IN THE HEAT OF SUMMER, frequently the Live,
Lpd Spleen Ito not property perform their func.
ions; the Uterine and Urinary Orgu,s are mac
tive. producing weakness Of the stomach and
intestines and a predisposition to bilious de-
rangelnent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-25

Ii you wish a new imrovcd Singer
Sewing Machine address WM. BIRD, Lex.
%ington. Mo-, eansassing agent for sopth
bali Of Lafayette county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-25

Dy cleansing tho blood and arousing the liver snd
e~eeretive organs 10 Q healthy action, Or. nsnry's
Root and Plant Pills euro many complaints which IL
would not he supposed they could reach, such -
Headache, Pain in b Side. Numb.
nesN.Of the lIanda and Feet, DullneS.
Chillncas, RheumAtism, Eeuralgin,
Goss Of Appetite, Bilious DysenterY,
Kidney Affections, CONSTIPATION. NJ,
bility, Feyers Of an kinds, DySpeD.
sta, Jeundice, and other kindred complaints
arising from q low state Of tho body, or oLstrsetien
Bein: free from Mercury and other poisons they
can be taken OF all times and under all circumstsn.
sess without regard to dict, business or pleasure,
They stimulate tho weakened and distemperod
gaIts into healthy action, giving them strength 70
oisourden themselves and throw OF the DISTRACTIONS
which are the nrst cause Of disease, WifhoUe
either nausea or gripine.
All heavy and drowsy sensations, which n a.
forerunner. ofdireful d isssses such q ApopIexY.
fnFasytic itrolkes, &C. arc eiectuaiiyv srdsd
OH ~ . few descs Of these searching Pills.
snd Spanish. Price Is Gents Q boz. s5s0ss
Prepared BY the Grafton Medicine Co., 81 Louist Ma
Sold By Drugyists md DssIssia Asckias svsrJva@s
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A Great Offer.

who will Engage with us Mt once. Everything
furnished and expenses paid, Address,
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DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR:

Tube, Buckets. Washboards, Roll
pins, Trays, Bowls. Brooms, andiu fact n full
ne ood=osnd Willow ware ut j.. w. Zeilcr,s
. Main strrct. iunc II-Im
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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-04-19
Nrlo Aobertisemfnts.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Mary Meyers
US. 2 NO. 1910.
Benjamin Weiss.
;HERIFFsS SALE

District Court, Parish of Rapides-
State oi Louisiana
"Y VIRTUE of and to satisfy
ID a writ OF tirri taeias issued
-o.l uf the above named Court, in
the ahre eatit;ed aud NUMBERED
Suit, and tu mr slrecte.l, | hav..
seized and will offer for Sale ut pub.
lie auction, OH
Saturday. the 3rd day IT
Nay 1873,
between the hours of IL 4. NJ, and
.. ~, at the Court House door,
in the town of Alexandria, the fol
lowing described property seized as
the property of the defendant to
wit:
Sanare No. 50 of the Town 81
Alexandria. with all the Bnild
ing anl improvements situated
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE:--CASH, sub
ecf to apl,ra,stmrnt.
I John DELACY, Sheriff.
March 29-6t. p. Fs SIS.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-04-19
SCARCITY or woop IN GEORGIA.

SCARCITY or WOOD IN GEORGIA.
-(;rrat complaints are current Ia
Georgia Of the srar.iiy of wool. The
immense forest that formerly stooi,
ia this region are NO longer in exis-
tencs., and the country is almost en-
tirely stripped. the only growth coil
si>ting at snail four year Old Trees.
Around Atlanta the view resembles
that Of n Western prairie. The pine
forests .,i the lower shelfof Georgia.
il is stated. viii hid ont for some
time longer, hui they will iin;lli, he
consumed by the many s.w mills
now icing erected along the South.
l,sn,st. The dry soil otGeorgi., u Is
NEGLECTED, will. briorc kng. I've bak
ed into rough pottery it No trees are
| lett to shelter the ground and attract
moisture. Ii is therefore l,rs'ln'sss''
that the Legislature should pass laws
to protect growing trees, and also to
offer Inducements to plant ;'iid rr;ll
them. These lroI,ibitory laws WILL
| it is bel. eyed, in the failure Of a sup
ply Ut wood. canss. the sievrlopn'e"i
IT the sDll-tirlds in the mountail'
GUS parts Of the State and coal Wis
be substituted for fuel.