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tie Iri.b coast
2G. Death # SIR Fenry Tvtton Rulwcr.
=. Death Of 3rcl,-cssci,ess Sophia or
Austria. mother Of the Frperor.
Louisiana election To The first Monday in
November.
JUNE.
/. Death Of James Gordon EerHett-
,. Death IF Charles Lever, The JHEl;sh
novelist. Death Of GeIstac',eI, the great
traveller.
d. Death Of Marshall valiant
5. Republican National convention at
fhAsdclphia.
&. Nomination or Grant and wilson.
II. Adjournment Of thC Spanish lcr,cs.
! new 2;ins.ry formed
Is. Ea-assemLiing cr the Geneva Board
q Arb'.Eation. "or!,iaglnc" s Tlozs In
rev b OK. opening OF Tie LoatJh t'So
jubilee.
-. Exclusion OF indirect Claims - the
Geneva Board.
~ - -, p '--0 =,
-. Pefcaea of Il,. sirI5.7-i r-op, the
S,an;sb ~ is,.r
- 'TIcaf,, hr.-vvoe,, F,rsr,cas,,4 Z, c.,r,,-,,r
shout vacation Of French territory.
yrry.
One-,ipo of tI,a International Prise,
f-oy,,-e,,t;,,,, ~ ! .n,,J.,,
;. i5estroosivo ,, " '> Ire e at Constanriuor.fa.
600 houses dcstrcy-d i','
6. Great mortail.y in New YorE, City
from the effects Of the heat: $50 persons
died in she wee, ending .,tlIv &.
~: '''"''1.'..lG ->"'io'ii' I "'l io! III
natl nominees.
26. Assassination Of President Palta Of
Peru.
AUGUST.
:. Adjournment Of rl,s French Assem-
biy 10 November.
&. Death Of Eev~fert. the great German
actor. Burning Of Ms hl.ei Novcorcd. The
10. Euf1INS OF She steamer Hienvi'e,
Nom II. "iS 20 -'Sl' Il" al; - AFta lost.
~. JUnge George 4. D,..I1aEu, ~ He"
o. r i@j''i" s''i'J ~ me ii!gh court "i
iH.ltachHieht and cel"scd.
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EERS. J0HEs's PEH4y7,.

rird I,ts or - y, ~ t..-
Guns. Win si,3t ,,n,.s;ar - -, l'-'o
Cs,.s j., f,.n. -''',1- -'-1
Tie r;rata vvae , t,,r-ar- ,,,,-, .-.7
short aud ,,r.ir., aud g. -, -
and awful scovI Eeaae.E - s9,'.7.;.,-,
hat. So.,Cs. y,fsta.s aud ,ff,.rt..s ,..,.@st
ranged ara.-r i hin III, - -,
cal g,ari,s y-ss a,1,. cr.,.,. ~, -
eyes.
Ills heavy b!scl. n.,l.zfae,,r- r,--f,.7 e,z,--
he3ceta lis. uase, and Ir,,,,ed I'm e,cranr
festa5l, a53as his ye-v rat= r., l,.5-,lI,.
case, lis voice twas easy to -.e.c,zrc v,ss
quite . hea~- be-
lie was Eat a SERIOUS rirata: a,1 Ec-
spite Lis a-xiouS cafes. ie la..iy went
- SUNDAY clz.5-l. and se'.srl sid his
G5,arsr.. Il. v-..rsE........f f,fsfv v-n,,e,,
and MS hs-a u life va this: tS c.f.n his
/ Wild, lumGi.uuus soul win sure domestic
bliss
When convpreis,c- with his sh;rrr,a{as
he ve-~- often s;v.yrt, HAT ho l.aged :, oir.
/ a., p!.acr iirg,; settle down ov Shore. lie
ti,.-l ~ i,I,.-!,,..4 . I'D. 80. a., -: 49,
- : -, , -. -. - ~
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T,o,,,. C4i,.,, 49,, 49,, CO., a. -,
T,a-,Lan3 I,,-7- g.. ~ -, H. - Tre
/ nr9-ref . lr,.s,,;f al s~f-.a1 ri r-i1 +T,at
-. ia -. - sl-,, -. L., =,
hopeful mood Il Shave and cuI. his hair.
He BACKED his boots and pared his nails
and tied flesh c:avSt 10 cleaned his
~, - - -. ,7;.,,..,,j -. - a. -,
l7,rc, r. H.: i,.,..-,,,3 -
-. ~. -. -
htsa.
cHce more on dccl-, the Straagers hull
he IddtcH with q bail, and yelled i
=,
in jhnasicr tones This here's the bark
Matilda, and Lar captain s ':tiac Is @gLes.'
The pirate told his bold colsairs 10 man
tie JoLy boats, 20 board tic bark aid
seize ti!" ere" and slit their TarTy threats
and ii.2n t. give his compliments - CAP
tam Zones, ai.d NaE h= wished taat lie aad
Nj: Jones' woV.0 come ard spend the day
iAeg reached tAe hafE, ucJ @lcd the
crew, 't.@E lAic" them III lie sea, an"
tEen they sought the captan.~ho "as mad
IS he cGE-d Ge, because hiS Hiio-1n2 saw
li'e ;" noe 50" Tragedy, a. st,sii.-l.;','2 All
me sA,ts ''c''eIo"s WIN heE ouIt"geoaS
screams.
l8t "5SI' tn, pirate 5 mesa &c came she
- - 5'.'' F'5'' Al
-, = J.. az = 80. 80 -, - SIC t"" IN
t:. - - - - '''-...'
os.-'s {. ", my '"',' S.'o ms nee som"
C-.',.l'...' tS'i'i0 "i0'-' oNo ""~-." care
- E"o"
t,st ";'11aiia ; @-e,' L':tiie. sl!e '"I:i55Fd
So''.' c ~ o2.ls' D.l ne i-sh''iy "ssc@'d-a
~ l,'e t'.',.,'1S IKE '.S =, ones ana suCA
- i'G.Ny" l'egp-1' t-i.'t 'it9 i-D--e .:'is.ht
be checked, had 70 MAKE their social cir .
''G SzSvN''Et t'' se-eC''
LS-.'IS 'i:e Eisi,CU ne sap S-e wanted .
n!'H " 80 S'S /! NC 2ylHyheS h''d re-, ,GA!@ed .
I'm 80 = 60, I''e""% ""% ui1 NE on
SS'Ia Zs G'v. 5ee nm ~ nc "othl a. N..t"
~ - ~ 10 1o'-S:h - me loh-s1's - IS
lac S'H5eu 90 '7liiih.S Ua--3
SIC ijI@'e "ls.e '5"t monsoon vas DIS
H'TI an" oldsSI IItA' JH2t ne oiteA stop
Iou ~ V"1"oAs "hrn he A&a q week 10
. -; ~ my ,.'Sa Slio@ o. F'eu
i,'-'' i ,'I '.-oI. "a IL '-'-' rs Feiy
"1'0 "''''J "-'I '-lo |''''oo - 's-'l-i-'
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THE BEAUTIFUL SNow.-O, the snow,
the beautiful snow such hunl-y thing,
you know blueing your nose and chilling
your toes as, whirling along the street, 1t
goes. No silly praise, not any for Joe, Tor
that coldest of frauds, the beautiful snow.
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CONE where my love les dreaming,
and ses how she looks without ANY pAih'
on her face.
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4 POLAND sea captain Who has boen ab
sent from home for eight years arrived
last week. Calling upon 4 iad.t friend soon
after lie was Tai. ell 70 see what he supposed
to be the re ult Of some terrible injury 10
the spine. lie delicatoly questioned her
upon the subject, but she WAS apparently
at loss 70 comprehend his meaning
Finally, after much caayassi'g - G -oss
purposes, the lady discovered hat The Old
salt seii usly imposed her Tauier II be
tumor or some otherunsightly exc. .escence,
caused 10y disease of lie spine.
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4 NoRwICH gentleman Of broad S'c,a
views wrote a note to the landsn'ajd who
W. estles with his croclzery. inviting her u
take a sleigh ride with him. I DFJ"Ili''e- ,e-
" the slave was unable to read ana PRO
the note t. the wife Of his bosom to aeci-
,,I'or, ,lig Wretcbed and heartsiclI, the miser-
abIe woman awaited in agonizinG suspense
tl her husbands 5eturn' and tle : la'lily
Ilo fn,. a delicate female to do so much dam
aCe.
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EBENSBURG. PA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1873.

Il. The steamer '.Tripol' wrecked on
tie Irish coast.
&c. Death cf Sir Henry Iytton Bu!wcr.
q. Death OF Arch ducheSs Sophia cf
Austria, mother Of the Emperor.
-. Congress changes the day Of the
Louisiana election to The first Monday IL
November.
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I. Death Of James Gordon EerTttt-
,. Death IF Charles Lever, the EuEl;sh
novelist Death of Gelstaci,eI, the great
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The Abolition of Slavery In Porto Ric

Later advices from Madrid state that the
act passed by the Spanish Assembly Tor the
abolition of slavery In Porto Rico, while pro-
vidlng for Immediate emancipation, obligea
the freed slaves to remain in the service oil
their masters or other residents of the Island
for three years, and does not bestow political
citizenship anti FIVE years shall have elapsed
from the time Of the passage OF the bill. This
10 designed, of course, to avoid the precipila'
t,on of a political and social convulsion, 10
graduate the translation from slavery TO iree'
dom, give opportunity for the reorganization
of labor, and prepare both master snd slave
for the new state of things In the future. the
indemnity TO oe paid to the slave-oWners is to
be charged exclusively to the Porto RICO
budget, which will practically amount to the
owners paying themselves out OF their trlo-
ute to the Spanish Government. 1t is per-
haps unfortunate, however, that the Assem-
bly dissolved after the accomplishment OF this
act. leaving the still more important question
of slavery In Cuba unsolved. While Porto
Rico possessed slave population OF some
10000, that of Cuba numbers 4C0,OOO.
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last interpreted as referring to cnlldren
only. There, all the Law and The Prophets
are limited Yet compassion cannot be de-
MED to The ignorant people who uncon-
sciously incur such risks. The girl has all
the orthodox requisites OF ringlets, COM
pexion, dainty feet; but her selhshness is
not as yet predominant. The lover dances
delightfully."-, has fine voice, makes love in
bewildering manner; but his temper has
not yet had The same advantages OF display.
Given these two quantities to find the un'
known, and the product will be-Trouble.
And what it is to toll for lovely Rachel; se'
cure her with incredible labor; marry her at
last, and wake in the morning to find ii
blear eyed Leah-Jacob knows!
Man is unquestionably tyrant; but
woman was made for him. Consequently
reasonable submission is duty. 1t is hard
Ito live With one who is always right-in bis
own opinion. The lady ie to be envied who
closed her doors to the man who was obi
eusly and iufallibly correct. But some con-
cessions do not involve conscience; ano
these will always be made by the one who
has most self-respect.
"Tby husband is thy lord, thy lille, thy
keeper,
"Thy head. thy sovereign; one that cares
for thee,
sAnd tor thy maintenance; commits MI
body
ITO painful labor, both by sea and land;
ITO watch the nights storms, the day il
colo,
"WhIle thou lest warm at home. secure ant
safe,
sand Graves no other tribute at thy hands
s'Than love, fair looks, and true obedience
''Too little payment for 30 great debt"
And the woman who has the grace te
study this; who has been blessed with
love founded on q rock, and worthy OF tht
temple she will there erect, grows with hi
growth, ever more exalted, until at last
wholly spiritualized,
"she set hereelf to man,
"Like perfect music unto noble words"
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FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
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OUR NEW CATALOGUE No. 10.

OUR NEW CATALOGUE No. 10.
HANDBOOK OF SOCIAL ECONOMY; or. The
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Tyndal.'d Lectures on Light delivered Il the
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Manual OF Chemical Analysis as applied to the
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History OF Sculpture from the earliest ages TO
the present time, by Lubke, Royal, VOL,
with nearly four hundred magDincient ihussFa'
' Woodward,s Manual OF the Molusca; a treatise
II recent and fossil shells, with an appendix OF
recent and fossil genealogical discoveries 70 tne
present time, by Tat, humerously Illustrated.
So rs.
GOOD BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG.
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tract with MaretZek to that effect, anu VIII
probably be associated with lima dl murska
in the prospective season. signor Mario Will
depart for Europe on Wednesday AFTERNOON
next. The musical promise OF next season 10
also fully set forth, most OF the contracts nav
ing been signed. The lease OF the Academy
OF Music for period of ten weeks mas oeen
conceded to Mr.. Max Strakosch, who will
commence operations some time in Septem'
her The visit of Mile. AdeliDa Patti to the
United States has been deferred for twelve
month, and Mile. Christine Nilsson Will DC
Mr. strakosch's bright, particular star. be
has engaged Mile. Torriani, prima donna
soprano, who Is about to make her debut
at Drury Lane Theatre, In London.
Misc Annie Louise Cary, contralto, VINO
needs no introduction to the American puollc,
has also been re.engaged. he will have three
teners: Signor Enrico Campanini, whose trl
umphs In London last year are no douot re'
membered; Signor Victor Capoul, whose Vaiue
In the most popular operas OF the Niisson
reperlory cannot be over-estimated; ana
sipnor Bonfrateli, young singer whose
performances throughout Italy have been ex-
ceedngly successful. He will have Two oarl-
tones. slguor Maurel, who Ia about to appear
at Coyent Garden In London, and Signor Del
Puente, who has been heard in Italy, and who
is soon to sing at Drury Lane Theatre. For
the basso rolea, signor Nanetti has been
engaged. Then Mr.. Srakoech has been fortu-
nate enough to induce SigDor Luigi Ardlti'
composer and conductor, to take charge OF
the orchestra. Prominent on the list OF new
operas to be recited during .he season are
yerdrs "Aida" and Wagner's "Lohengrin,"
which will be brought out with great masnih-
canca
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5emins Marbines.
&otels
NOLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, s. G..

This well known Hotel, situated In the centre OF
the business portion Of the city, affords every
convenience and comfort to travellers on busi-
ness or pleasure.
The proprietor. having secured the services OF
polite and tac!ent ASSISTANTS, pledges himself to
spare no pains IN its management. to sustain the
high reputation go long enjoy ed by the "Colnm-
bia" !" as flrst.class house.
Attached to the house Is q handsome Billiard
Room, furnished with three OF Phelan CoLan-
dar,s best and most improved Tables.
Telegraph Office In rotunda Of the House. Also,
BathiDg Rooms equalled by none In the city.
WIN. GORMAN, Proprietor.
E. T. BuRDELL, late OF Charleston Hotel, =" ana
Jas. F. GADsDBE, Assistants. leDZa
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Tbe GbarleStn1t aems'
sATORDAY,.MARCH 20, 1873.

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS "is designa
..ted as the newspaper for the publication OF
sall legal notices, and official advertisements,
.for the County of Charleston, under the act
.sof February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication of oil legal and public
UnotIces.n
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nR. FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU-
MATIO SYRUP.

warranted under oath never to have failed to
cure. 2S,6O0 Certificates Or testimonials OF cure,
Including Rev. c. q. Ewing. Media, Pennsyyanis;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of Schnylkl, Philadel'
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frsnkford,
Phtiadelphis; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; Hon. J V. Greeley, member Con.
gress ron pnlaee!peiS; I non: .uage Lee. Osm.
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. Warranted to cure OF money refunded.
De. GEO. CAUIdER, Agent,
'uiy1-lyr Charleston, So.
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Anrirnltnral Marbinrrp.
NEW COTTON PLANTER.

The subscriber has now for sale,
WRIGHr'S AUTOMATIC COTTON PLANTER,
Which has been recently patented, and was
thoroughly tested at the Cotton States Fair, held
at Augusta, Georgia, In October last, where II
was brought in competition with all the celebrat
ed cotton sced planters Of the day, and was
awarded tile Grt premium. 1t received at differ
ent fairs last fall six flrstclass premiums.
1t will drill cotton seed or fertilizers, or plant
at the distance Of IL, l6 IS, 81 or "a inches apart
Price, s25 each, cash. q. GRAVELEY,
No. 81 East Bay, south Of Postofice.
mch27. .ws2
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JACOB WILLIMAN, r.. ST.
g. y. q. P. for O. O.

To The Defendants, ]. W. sPRAGUE and W. D
SPRAGUE: rake notice that the .ummons In this
action, together with The complaint therein re-
ferred TO- was filed in the office Uf The Clerk OF he
Court Of Common leasfor the county OF Cnaries
ton. in the State OF south Carolina, on The
eighteenth day OF February, 1873.
PRESSLEY, LORD d 1EGLESBY,
feb22.se Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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GTATE AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
- CHANIUAL SOOIETY.-ln pursuance OF a
Resolution passed at the Meeting OF the state Ag-
rlcultural and Mechanical Society In December
last. the Spring Meeting OF the Society VIII De
held IN Charleston. on the 1rst TUESDAY IN Nay
next, beginning at II O'Clock A. NJ The place or
meeting and programme OF proceedings viii be
published in the (morning) Charleston papers OF
that date.
The following subjects have been selected for
discussion at that mt etiDg, and the names at.
tached are the appointees who will be expected
to open the debate on the respective suhjecR:
The Culture OF Upland Rice 40 Staple PRODUCT
or South Uarolina.-GE0. T. WlCKS, Richland.
The Comparative Advant ige ol Labor.Savng
Machinery, and their Adaptapity to southern
Labor and Products. L.. DONALDSON, Green.
vile.
Ploughlng-Its Effects Cpon Different Soils at
different Seasons.-JOAN n. FuRMAN, Sumter.
The cheapest Fertilizer, whether domestic or
commercial, and the most Economical Time and
NJ thoh Of its Application PAUL 8. FIELDER,
OraDgeburg.
any Single Farmer or Planter IN So1th Carolina
w. NJ. SHANNON, Kershaw.
The Most Economical Method OF Wintering
Stock-THOS. q. MOORE. Spartanburg.
Is South Carolina in Greater Need OF Labor or
Capital P-JA>. MCuUTCHEN, Williamsburg.
With Cheap bands and Inefficient Labor, Is the
Farmer Better Remunerat-d by Superb ial or
HIgh Farming Pr. N. SIMS, York.
ihe above named gentlemen are :rnestly re-
uuested 10 attend The May Meeting Of the society,
and be prepared 10 open the Discussion with
Essays upon the subjects respectively assigned
them.
moh5-I&C D. WYATT AK EN-. Snrrafary.
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Ohleial Rafie Numbers.

UDmClaI humG NumURIB.
OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for tht
benefit OF the State Orphan Asylum:
CLASSNo. A71-FRIDAY MORNING, March 2S.
observation-disclosures
CLASS No. 47S-FRI0AY EVENING, March 28.
27-3s-3a-7I-GI-58-24
mch2s.l a. MoROSo, sworn Commissioner.
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Eeaal Notices.

VIHE EASTERN DISTRICT OF SOUTH
i OAROLINA-AT CHARLESTON, the 1eth
day OF March, ls7'.-The undersigned hereoy
gives notice OF his appointment a. assignee ol
NARY A. TANLUNSON. OF Charleston, In the
County OF charleston and State OF south Carolina,
viii hin said district. who has been adJudged
bankrupt. upon her own petition. Dy tue DlS;TicI
rnchSo Assigi ee.
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NlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Il COUNTY OF CHARLESTON-COUKT OF
Common Pleas-THOMAS J. KERR and HER
MANN BULWINKi,E. late co partners undrr the
nrm OF L. ]. KERR & CO., Plalntins, against J.
W. SPRAGUE and W. u. SPRAGUE, late GO.
partners under the name OF J. W. SPRAGUE d
BRO. Defendants.;-Copy Summons for Money
Demand. complaint not served.
To J. W. SPRaGUE and W. u. SPRAGUE, Co
partners as aforesaid, Defendants In this action
You are hereby summoned and required 70
answer the complaint IN tnis actlun, which Is filed
In the office OF he Clerk OF the Cour Of Common
Peas for the said County, and to serve copy OF
you answer Un the subscribers at their oili, e,
No. 81 DAD street, Charleston, ). o.. within
twenty days after the Service OF this summons Oh
you, exclusive OF the day Of service.
II you lail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid the Plat,un will take Judgment
against you for the sum OF S92 35l00, with inter.
est a. the rate OF twelve per ceut per annum
from the eighteenth day OF February, one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy three. and COSTS.
Dated Charleston, s. U, February 18 1878
PRESLEY, LORD q lNGLEoBY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
JkOop WHITMAN III, 81
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miscellaneous.

MICAL INK Sc 3
For the instantaneous removal OF Ink stains
from marble, paper, parchment, linen, laces and
other fabrics. without injuring the material.
To the patrons Of the celebrated Ink Eraser and
10 the pub,ic We would respectfully refer You to
WALKER, EVANS & CUG5WELL, No. Broad
stl eets, our So.e Agents for Chsrlest n.
mch24 10 WALKER co.
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Guerial i otirss.

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~HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.
The public examination OF the pupils connected
with this institution, will be helt on Monday ana
Tue. day next ccmmencirg each day at hall'pasS
9oc'ock. VIRGIL G. DlBBLE,
mch2e-3 Principal.
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Mtm iJnbilraIlpns
n II r o NJ o S

n II r o NJ o S
We have added many Few and beautiful
CHROMOs to our Gallery. Our entire collection
ls selected from the Cest French and German
Chromos. and are copies from the nTss living
Artlsts OF Europe.
Good Pictures have refining influence. and
add q charm to the home circle The art OF
chrome Lllhography has contributed much TO
this pleasing luxury. Exact copies OF the best
Artist. are brought within the reach OF persons
OF moderate means. Good ChrUmos are tunnite.
ly preferable TO second or third rate Paintings.
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~FOR COLDS, COUGH, BRONCHl-
TIs and all affections OF the Lungs take AYERS
CHERRY PEUTDRAL. Observation-Disclosures