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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-08

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nd better lhaa any Of bis predecess
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-08

We have had rain, snow, slset
thaTs freezes, and almost all otheI
varik kies of weather during the pas j
week At the present writing ~
weaeer is somewhat cold. but We
pleaslnt. The sleighiug Was nev
bette, aud is being inprbvsd To
utm{t capacity Of tho Eerse,aesh
our tIace. II
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-20

KEEPING OLD SHEEP.-Sheep should never
be kept until they lose their teeth very little
observation and more practice will enable any
person to tell their age by the front teeth, and
for the benefit of those not posted in this art
we will give description of the teeth at the
different stages of the growth and decline, so
that all may learn, as we once heard OF q per-
SON who went to buy q flock of sheep, and pro-
nounced them all too old from the fact OF hav-
ing no teeth in their upper font jaw. Perhaps
he has learned before this that they never had.
A full grown sheep has thirty-two teeth
eight incisors in the lower front jaw, and six
molars on each side in the upper and lower
iaw., The lamb at birth has two incisors pass
ing through the gums. When about month
old, it has eight comparatively short, narrow
ones. At about year old, sometimes a little
more, the central or "lamb teeth" are shed and
replaced by two broad teeth. The lamb teeth
continue to be shed annually and replaced by
broad, until the sheep has eight incisors OF
second growth, when it is full mouthed, which
is at the age of four years.
AT six years old the incisors generally begin
to diminish in breadth and lose their fan-like
shape. At seven they become long and narrow,
stand about perpendicular with respect TO each
other, and have lost their round, cutting edge,
and so continue to diminish until at about the
age of ten years they become loose and begin
to drop out.-Southern CultiUator.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-20

THE DEATH OF DISHONEST MAN.-Boys,
is there one of you who would be willing to
have these sharp words said of you, after you
have gone from the field of life? Then be sure
to form character for probity and integrity
now in youth, that no one may be able to
speak so of you: -,
It is over. He was buried to-day. He did
not live to be old, and yet his life was not
short one. He did great deal of business,
and was widely known. The flags hung at
half-mast, for his name had been good deal
before the public.
Yet nobody respected him. He was not
honest; and that was the fatal drawback which
always kept him under. He was shrewd
enough, but he never had any solid, substan-
tial prosperity; and the sole reason was, because
he had no inborn integrity.
Providence so orders things that dishonesty
thwarts the most cunningly devised schemes
for making money. Were it not so thieves
would become rich but thieves never become
rich in the true sense of the word. Their
gains are uncertain, and their lives are thrift
less as we'll as unhappy. ;,
Apart from all reference to future state o.
existence, there is no better platform for this
world, no better basis to do business upon, than
that of the Ten Commandments.
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CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK
COLUMBIA, S. @.
CAPITAL STOCK PAID IN, 100000.
Board of Directors

Board of Directors:
L. D. CHILDs Pres, JNo: 7: DARBY,
J. w. PARKER, Vice Pres, r. M. WALLACE,
G. d. MELTON, Solicitor, JNo. S. WILEY,
R. O'NEALE, jr., Z. HOPE.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-20

How TO DESTROY NUT GRASS have
seen various suggestions offered as to the best
means of getting rid of that terrible pest to all
planters, nut grass; but they have all failed to
suggest the true remedy. l have it in nut
shell. The nut will not propagate if the plant
be not allowed to 60 to seed for two years. 1t
must be allowed to shoot and be prevented from
going to seed for two years; you will never see
any more of it. The principle is this, the old
nut exhausts vitality in that time, and no new
nut is formed or matured, when not allowed to
go to seed. This has been actually demonstra,
ted by me for the last fifteen years.-RureI
Cerohnian.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-20

THE BAR-RooM.-Young man, has not your
eye been frequently attracted to sign having
the following ominous word on it, "BARW
Avoid the place; it is no misnomer. The
experience of thousands has proved it to be
A bar to respectability,
A bar to honor,
A bar to happiness,
A bar to heaven.
Every day proves it to be
The road to degradation,
The road to vice,
The road to the gamblers hell,
The road 10 the brutal,
The road to poverty,
The road to wretchedness,
The road to robbery,
The road to murder,
The road to poison,
The road to the drunkard's grave,
The road to hell.
Some, it is true, do not pass through all these
stages; but intemperance persisted in always
ends in the drunkard's grave, and we have too
much reason to fear, hell. The bar-room Is
truly
The curse of the drunkard's wife, -
The curse of the drunkard's child,
The curse of the drunkards home.
Those only who have known the bitterness
of drunkards wife or child, can know the
misery and horror of drunkard's home.
Young man, before you enter the bar-room,
stopl Ponder the paths of your feet ere it be
forever too late
Man of family! flee from the bar-room as
YOU would in honor fulfill the pledge of love
made to her who is the companion Of your joys
and success. @
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-20

A city fop was taking an airing in the
country, tried to amuse himself by quizzing an
old farmer about his hald head, who solemnly
remarked, "young man, when my head gets as
soft as yours, can raise hair to SELL"
The reigning belle at fashionable assem-
bly, in Wisconsin lately created a sensation by
sreezing her teeth out.
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any address. Clubs of fifty and upwards sent
to a single address only.
Subscriptions will not be received foT q less
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PAYMENT in every case TO be mace IN a4va,tce,
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PRED $500 .,-..A;,
kdvertfsen,ents win be, inserted at the rate
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AND Fifty Gents per square Tor ieacn euDsequent
Insertion less than three months. a square
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tisernent counted less than square.
l-ISberuI contracts will be made with those
wishing to advertise for three, six or twelve
months. Advertising by contract must De con-
fined to the immediate business OF the hrm or
individual contracting. =
..9Ob;tnary Notices exceeding hve Lines, KrlD-
utes of Respect. and all personal commumca-
tons or matters of Individual interest, will be
charged for at advertising rates. Announce,
tneuSs of marriages and deaths, and nouces OF
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-20
Notice to Contractors.

CONTRACTS for the rebuilding of the Slab
" town Bridge across Three and Twenty
Creek, and Bailey's Bridge across Rocky Riv-
er, will be let to tho lowest bidder, at the re-
spectiye Bridges, as follows: - -aie.a
The Shutdown Bridge on Friday, the 18th Of
February next, and the Bailey Bridge on Sat-
urday, the lst Of March next.
Plans and specifications will be exhibited on
the day of the letting Of the contracts, and in
the meantime any information concerning the
same may be obtained by applying to either of
the Commissioners. Contractors will be re-
quired to give bond and approved sureties for
the faithful performance of their contracts.
By order of the Board.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Clerk County Commissioners.
Jan 80, 1873 80 d
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Treasury Department,

Treasury Department,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, December 20, 1872
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented to the undersigned, it has been made to
appear that
seTHE NATIONAL BANK OF ANDERSON,'
In the Town of Anderson, in the County of
Anderson, and State of South Carolina, has
been duly organized under and according to
the requirements of the Act of Congress-, enti-
tied "An Act to provide a National Currency,
secured by pledge of United States bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemp-
tion thereof" approved June 3rd, 1866, and has
complied with all the provisions of said Act
required to be complied with before commen-
cling the business of Banking under sald Act
Now, therefore, I, John Jay Knox, Comp
troller of the Currency, dc; hereby certify that
'"The National Bank of Anderson" in the
Town of Anderson, in the County of Anderson,
and State of South Carolina, is authorized to
commence the business of Banking under the
Act aforesaid.
seal of office, this Goth day of December,
1872.
L.S. JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Jan 2, 1873 26 2m
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-20

"A Chicago woman tried to commit suicide
by swallowing two yards of shoe-strings, but
had got SO accustomed to lacing that they
didn't have any effect upon her.
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w. B. GUL1cK, Cashier.
c. J. IREDEbL, Asst. Cashier.

TN addition to the ordinary and usual busi-
ness of Banking, the Carolina National
Bank of Columbia, S. c., issues Interest bear
demand, and bearing SEVEN per cent. inter-
est from date, interest collectable every six
months, if the Certificate has not been previ-
ously presented. Deposits in gold received on
same terms, and interest paid in kind. Depos-
tors have all the advantages Of
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-20
A SAVINGS BANK,

And the safety of their deposits is guaranteed
sand. Dollars. Persons having funds which
they wish to invest temporarily, will find this
a safe means of investment, returnable upon
demand, and always ready for use should
more profitable investment offer.
Remittances may be made by Express, and
Certificates will be returned by mail without
delay. -,,ir. 4 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21
PlSSEYGERS S1ILED.

FOR LTvFRpOOL-Tq st,qBsID Oosqnic July l9-Dr Fred
Palmer Mrs Daniels. NJ Mr.. ". DAYTON infant and uur.e
Nes C.srI., L0yl W L. Wolv j. o. Morse IT, Geo Remand
Henry H. Poster x Chspn JW Iouon A. Dumausut chic
ID Crr Rrr = n Carr Wn Kio1 Fadico oro NJ $ Frelco
RoTo and mau.eryut j. Wnsow T4h John Hutchinson W. H.
Bates n Go1zales. Two n. ser5 Gonzales II. BOrbon
fOk ntvrfrooLfn sfeamsHp E5ypf JAY TN tnd MS
Chas T. Gosyer, Fret Green Nm stewart d. jas H. bIlsn MS
Jas IT. Brush hceno Clu tchYs9ia IT: eprl4se eni WIe'
Ms Harley ana csI geo. soeIaI Htlis NM ~
Hf,t- p-i-,-S
j. C. He'll W rag a4lngel opgws Jas H. b.l y" a. NtL
born Ooafal f JOIN s.ei " gI''i az we 40 oe ll
Edward Beard Nl-m DotL 1to ii.'t Nl'1 ,s'! -4a'
Carlson Nh Thomas 1.1iai Af, 1-.5sS 'sosI 'Se
Al-r'o-i l'tn & I'd e. ID NJ 80 Ii-rs.t f.-,-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21

day while his French neghbor Is @ I
lovemaking All the light OF the meacar ost tnnnt
ING features of the Cafe Anglais will not inuuCe nun 70
quit the great joint. AT home hemlgn Do ORA 3 % r
fect 1he other day heard n French shopkeeper anu
an Engshman talking about the present iprn VI ap
} :, T 10 not t;oyeTnment" "what Ia IL, then a.
asked the Gau. "Its circus replied me h i,
There h virtue this English tonacity 20 nome lhsu
tutions; these indyidualties all heartily @ ~
and uphodlnC Great Britain, lnd tue na.Un e or o
s win hooks of steel Many OF our c0untIylen hiS so
adaptable in character that they p9Trtty ncctaiiv
nationality, throw IL of altogetner ind o day
deplOrng with the B0napartists tue loss
ernmen and condemning any system ~ ~ much 10 do
whether here or across the water TUE mas uuo ""
with tins It is singular how the principles Vi Io
time are thus sometimes swept away IN Nv ,s
nov tho feminine mind drilled In the good ola doctrines
f tho native soil goes down before brief siege IRON
Young gentleman with eoronet III tho bottom Oh MS
There is often an indicate haste about IT, equal 10 the
marriage proceeding of Hamlets mother Inefe are
amusing instances OF these young persons cutting az
their old neigbbors from the day OF the matIm9nia
alliance Il being much a. they could possibly DO IN
their position 10 continue to receive lathtF
the breaking down Of principle, there cannot
be much as 10 tho loss Of decacy involved In these
Franco American marriages The little baronet WIN
crown his shTsleCyes frankly says that he can
think Of proposing TO Miss Columbia unless she VIII
pay him so much down ON the nail Miss &. applies 20
her father, and occasionally the Old toady pays The
have exercised such fatal fascination giving him
10 induce him TO marry the daughter. The ingenious
wearer OF the tituary wampun will not trust MS pro
posed fatherin-aw-he must be paid IN advance ahd
The old mans ears made 10 nglc-tha Is there Il
anything OF his early training LETT IN hlm-Wlth the
hucksteuug about figures until Cue ceremony - over
The French themselves are much more pdctlcsi tIdn
the American seekers OF titles. There are lew ficch
families who would he satisfied with tue alone tleY
consider fortune character, prODly, ana regularity y,
lie more important. Besides, uted people axe as pvty
as backberTies with them, aud there b really 20 dis
have not hence they are dazed wU. the bright
ness vi novelty as Miss Columbia 0i'eu Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21

dered their designations, Mr.. Schultz putting their
appointment solely the grounds OF their being tho
ttest men the spot and who ready TO stay as
long as they should be needed The Secretary OF state'
who 10 have lost opportunity to piunuer
from the beginning TO the end OF the affair, wDoso
comprehension Of the nature OF the difficulty was oy
equaed by his Indifference TO the performance VI Us,
duty in IT, changed this appointment de moro as ia -
schultz TO Reinstatement. And why hir' ,,
should have been here included cahho' 0or l.t
for he had done nothing TO prove eholopo' W II d,I
TO merit an exceptional action IN MS '19o, ,ra ~
nothing for the Exhibition, ana ho'' ~, ,d
Vienna. The Justice which excluded hou"u aI
s. i'-"'' ~, 80 stl more vigorously excluded
him. at, 40 not 500 how
90, Grant can be regarded as greatly III Iau' ~ y
Ir from the evidence Of every one that ms W.
T., the honesty Of Gen. Van Buren, was Jus'nou W w
a,aoI convection and the President has thous"'u
stos shown that he has not the slightest capuoiS ~
,dee Of the fitness OF any man for any paruouI ~
$50 Az 10 Mr. Fish, there is no excuse whatever loi
o tnowledge OF the scandal was forced on nun ooiO
it, nublicity and he simply allowed IL U "Ao iV'
Mr. law had fully warned him before the Coiiin''
loft America what impending; nc Vou'u
then have stopped the matter "hcIo ""''
rd sbould have done so AS the organ OF commuhlca-
~ It'll, the President-not supposing him responsible
Gov e annointment-he could not fail to know the iull
ort Of Mr. Jaws dispatches the subject; he Is re-
nonsbe for the disgrace. for he might nave kept IL al
hor,o Idrop the matter here What have said Will
be maintained by investigation II the Government VIII
at nubc the evidence in its possessions 1t Is 70 be
boped that public opinion will extOrt 1t II there any
reluctance 10 publish it. If have been msied will
gladly acknowledge it, and If Gen Van Buren, shall be
able 70 explain his share in the matter satisfactorily
shall be glad for have interest opposed to that OF
the truth. N'J' sIiLLMAS'
Vienna, June %, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Tombs Police Court before Justice Bixby,
SATURDAY Piece found with SSj worth y lr"oo
pipes In his possession which Mos Hchman Of
No. 40 Gols.. committed in default Of IL 900 bail
In the Court of Special Sessions, on Saturday, be-
fore Justices McQade scott Brby Patrick ConuOr and John
Policy tried snd found guilty Of brutal assault upon Ofe Pat.
rick Eighth sentenced each n TIE
Peuenary John Love, alias James Burns EQ the found
guilty Of pocket picking and sent 70 the Poo shuay months
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
Justice Cox disposed Of UpVs Of 90 the most noteworthy being
those Of Peter McKenna Of No 81 Ckonst who assaulted IN
brutal manner Michael Of the number; Rose Mun
Hugh Mnn md Alice Kean 43 West SHteenhst, who
beat fughtl Mordssey Of the house In bOh
cases prisoners await the result Of M ue
At the Yorlyille Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Coulter George H. Bridges vas arTaed eh,fsea wv
one gang who Yesterday morng a'saulel ana aspl
Patrick Walsh Of No. East Eghty.n.nth ST. N lHf
near Thirave held IN $500 ue 20 au'"'
Smith alias Michael Herbert who, FRIDAY last sold 90 one '
Hays order r employment n the Eghtha'e Railroad Com,aly
ALLEGED forged document committed Tor ta.'
Michael Hughes charged With stealing tie property Of Annie
Goasch Of No. 80 West FIL, held To answer 10 sJUO
hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

THE GENEVA WATCH SWINDLE REVIVED.
PROMINENT IMPORTING FIRMS INVoLvED-ExTEN-
sIyE SEIZURES OF GOODS, AND RUMoRED CON
NIyANCE OF CUsTOM-HOUsE OFFICIALS
Readers of TIE TRIBUNE will remember the
part took I'm breaking up the operations OF the
Elias Brothers, firm OF swDdlers. who, after success
fully operating in sawdust boxes and bogus philan-
thropic schemes finally assumed to represent Geneva
Watch Company which. they asserted, had failed and
consigned 81 900 worth OF their goods to them to dis
pose Of. THE TRIBUNE revealed the whole scheme OF
fraud and broke up the But the firm stil con-
tnued TO sell at different places In the city cheap Jew
elry and poor watches, which are for the most
part limitations of the watches OF the best
makers. Large quantities Of these limitations have
been put upon the market OF late They have been prn
cpally limitations OF the goods manufactured by the
American Watch Companythe Howard Watchand Clock
Company and tho National Watch Company. E1ami-
nation OF the limitations indicated that they were made
in Switzerland where labor IS cheap and the prices at
which they we're sold showed that they had probably
eyaded the usual duty II also discovered that the
firm obtained these watches from Louis srasburger Of
Nos II aud % AIadenlane.
The members OF the Companies mentioned above nc
cordingly gave the matter into the charge
OF Col. Frank L. Ue%e United States Special
Agent; and his bubordnates on Friday afternoon
seized 900 thes watches strasbuger stores on the
ground OF Prepayment OF tho duty. On Saturday the
o0cer' Visited the store Of T. H. Black Co., in Madep
Lore, but having been Informed OF the intended Vlslt
the proprietor had removed the suspected goods one
hundred and fifty adapted for the imitation move
ments were, however. discovered indicating that they
dealt in the articles the officers were in search or The
store OF Samuel Echburg Co. in the same street was
also examined and duplicate invoices were discovered
showing that such goods had been imported by
Them The firm had been shrewd enough 10
have the suspected goods removed. The menu
bers OF lie American watch companies state that
the Custom hop.e has facsimes OF the trademarks Of
an the American watches, ana that, n proper vigilance
had been exercised tho goods would never have been
passed IL is stated also that collision exists between
The Customs Inspectors and importers Of the bogus
watches and that the former are regularly pad by the
latter for passing their goods through the CustOmhOuse
IL was stated Saturday that Investigation INTO the
matter would made by the Collector. VINO IL deter
mined to break up the smuggling Of goods into this port
which is said 10 be carried on present on larger
scale than at any time for several years past