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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08

Upon the reassembling OF the Convention at $50
o'clock the Committee on Business, through the
Hon. James Barbour Of Culpepper, reported the fol-
lowing series of resolutions the declaration of
principles, which were adopted:
We the representatives Of the Conservative people Of
virginia IN Convention assembled do declare:
fua5 Ihat contrast of the condition Of Virginia
nhoer conservative government with the condition OF
those southern States which have been under Radical
rule illustrates the wisdom Of tue people of Virginia n
the adoption OF their plan OF State policy and demon
trate the necessity OF continuing the powers OF
people OF the Commonwealth
SeoOnd That the chief purpose OF the Consery alive
party OF virginia 10 70 secure every citizen Of this
Commonwealth whether native or adopted OF the white
or the coored race exact impartial Justice and 10
promote By wise and beneneent legislation the nros
perity OF our whole people.
Third. That the Conservative party OF Virginia dis
claiming all purpose Of esptiOus hostility TO Gen Grant
Will Judge him impartlay by his Ocal action. and viii
cordially cooperate every measure OF his admibsfr
tOn which may be bene1eent ia It's design and caeu-
lated 10 promote the welfare Of the people and 10 cu
tiyate sentiments Of good will between the different
sections OF the Union.
Fourth: That the Interests OF large section OF this
UBioD, no less than those of Virginia, demand the
SPEEDY enlargement and completion Of the great James
River and Kanawha water line that should connect the
waters OF the Ohio with those OF the Chesapeake,
transportation Of their products 10 the points OF
shipment and marts Of trade IN the East The compile
non by the Government Of this great design by George
Washington would rs additional bond OF union Dc
tween tue communities whose products and comnOdi'
would pass the line OF the great national work
nm We recognize fundamental political uuth
that upon the intelligence and virtue OF It's people must
rest the prosperity power and preeminenee or state
We point with pride 10 the successful establishment and
Of the free school system OF Virginia, lnhugu
rated aud conducted under circumstances OF peculiar
Peal of a Conservative State Government. Liberal pro
Ton ought 70 DC continued tOr the support and exten
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-18
SOUTH CAROLINARAILR0AD

CHAELEsTos, s. c. December %, 1871,
lAN AND AFTER SUNDAY DECEMBBR
W u, the Passenger Train on tho SoutA
Carolina Railroad will run as follsws.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-18

Sold 6g all Druggist and Daslers u, Medicines
Prico Ono Dollar.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-18
Mrs. Darlington on Domestics.

The plague of our housckccpers, ;
yi4said Dsl Spoonor, as he sat with Mrs
Partingtonin her little trout parlor, is
cddfhestiea.sG They dou't work we'll; they
as,arn always troublesome: aud they make
% - suGha racsut there s no living in peace
-, x with them
t1a, allan shore am surprised to hear you
10 say So, replied she; for mine is very
s,i,, different, 1t never gets deco uposed and
5o 40 ashttie Helm the joints makes all go a,
6iss snloe.h as can be-
oil in the joints madane?' che doc
tor almost screamed; that is inpos ible.
besides, it would be highly improper
No domestic will submis, madame, to be
n oiled dlnlAlte jqinsr Impossible"
'Bnt my dear doctor, said Mrs. Pa
ington' laying her finger on his coat
sleeve, Il can insure you that it is not
impossible; and if you step into the mex
FoPn ItSilIshow you ow5 L lucubra
my domesties in every j'int, and nothing
improper in it at ALL
The doctor locke ut her. halt aghast
his schse of propriety was in danger OF
being offended. Should he or should he
:. :, not, he asked, and decided he should
Ilicy cutered the adjaceGt room and
T'stoppad at the threshold with surpr SC
u for there sat Ike at NJ s Parington's
Domestic sewing machine, making the
wheel rcvolve rapidly aud the needless
stysata Bewilderipe galop.
What arc you doing withmy Domctie
you badfboy3 said She excircd y
4 was seeing if 'lwoulInt make "A
Nioise, likeLAunt Ttda,s rcpl,cd he, get.
ting cut OF the hair, aud sriunlng, cut
there isn't a Bit of neisc in it, Aunt
Tilda's is like steam fie engine aud
" icon otivo-bully. tell you?-but I'vo
,gs been running this for half an hour, aud
emit get even out OF it,
,Gas fhlia Partingt smiled
~ Aud this then, is our domestic? re-
&" marked the doctor, rcieasod of lis appe
he ion, Such an one MIST be invalua-
BILE in quiet family whose violence can
be 'tbeu by merely drop of OIL
TIC dottor went out, aud Ike tune
hi attention to .samming the stove door
f'int imjls;ion vi Aunt Lids ma.
ohin,.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-18
Old Jokes Re-Told.
= . : b.is "a

.I-
sTlIercsis one story which, it is said
Wasbingtoa has related Of man who,
went Into an innia and asked fir glass of
drink ffom'the lui dlord, who pushyd fol-
ward a " inc glass ABOUT half the usual
sizerthe tea cups also in that day were
not,mote than half the present size The
Landlord said:
THAT glass out of hich you are drink
ing is fyrty years old
ssWellSpsnid the thirsty traveller, con
teisiplatingg lis dminutivo proportions,
,Lthink -,it is the smallest thing Tor it's
age l ever saw
TRat story as-told is giving us story
OH, Athens 375 years before Christ Was
born ntniga,, ;na tr a,s ID (.
..[TWhy!all these Irish bulls urd Greek
--itHery tone Of them. .at, q
Take the Irishman who carried around
aabfiek as d specimen Of the house he
hadto sell:'take the Irishuan who sh III,
hisseyes. aud looked iutotho glass to see
how he?'wauid look when he was dcad:i
takeathelri'. .hnian that bought cr.w.
sllepging itIrpt, crows were yS',rt,I reported 10
liSe 200. years apI he meant t. set out
and Try ith sD'l i.ot'' snan..
Take the 1rishman That met frienl
Mo: said to hin,
sssaIsNWh5ss sslINW Wsh55s sssirsI ssjirrslI heard you WIS dead
'Weil,Ssays the mau L suppose YOU
saelJlj@ sec ljasTlo not, t@s5l .5
5aaSphfl nc" says he'll would believe
JA,ean,an .,,, who told me good deal quicker
ahaasIivoud you, ,b.,,,a i. .p,,
''-''W 'Wcif,' those arc all Greek A score
or morc of thcn5 ofths parable character
edWe from Athens, = y ,r.r
Our old Boston patriots f,t th,t tar
ring ardEfeathcriug a tory was genuine
Tfatssppft.f 9apkecv frebrand7 E Yankeeisn.
= 1!y t!5nS iaa!a !acl ;hat when Richard
AGoennfde3L set out on one of his
,Grr ,GGrrqiades, among the orders h. issued to
his, camp Of soldiers was that any one
issshs;rehbed a hen roost should be tarred
.aapl asalhered. Many man who lived
iii G9pnectieut has repcntcd the story of
eaaEih9 ch iliA.dn 70 the li,)its of the town
and'egisingthem a sound thrashing, to
enforce their memory Of the spot But
the Burguudians in France, in a aw now
LOO years old attribute vafor in ths
cast ofsFranee because it had n law that
the children shouAl be taken toIthe lin.
its of tho district and ,here,soqplly wip
ped, In order tliie thy might forever c-
member where the limits cu,ie So we
have very few new things in that line
" ea,'eR Philips.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-18
Ankles,

There's music in " lady's foot,
And well the ladies know it;
And SHE who has a pretty one
Is pretty sure TO show it,
AT times you, too, are in artyrcd by
The incest LITTLE ankle,
That shoots an arrow through The eye,
WitlHife66g Adisitl to ranlsle.l -
But when il trips along the streets,
Through yinds and rmud, and vapor,
BY sheseest accident lytoases CSVS Il
Howtheautiful the taper;
And as it steps upon the walk,
Amidthe crowd to minglc, r
Two roguish eyes look up and say,
lwonder if he's single?
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-18
At Private Sale.

TINE PLANTATION forming q part Of
4 the Estate Of the late Cei Keitt, and
known as the DARBY PLACE. The tract
consists of about 600 acres, enc half we'll
Timbcred, the remainder Rich, Red, Loan
Soil, adapted to Crops OF all kinds These
are the Finest Lands in the District, and
we've valaed at $50 per aero in 1866. Weuid
be sold for one-haif thai price now, One
fourth cash, the remaiT er in three install
ments bearing interest from date snd se.
cured by mortgage of tho same.
This is a spleadid chance for any one de-
string TO secure Rich Lands, fine Weter Pow
er, excellent Cattle Range and Keaned
ESfsshsoFhoQd; Apply 70 sa.4
AZ. T.. n. KNIT.
Or ~ ESs@
jan 4,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-18


Every year increases the popu-
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepara-
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, luStrous, and silkcn. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. 1t removes all eruptions and
dandruff and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, rs it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR-DREssING ever
used, Is it requires fewer npplica-
tions and gives the hair a splendid,
glossy appearance. A. a. Hayes,
Md State Assaycr of Massachu-
sets, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for cx-
cellcnt quality; and 1 consider it
the Bnsr PREPARATION for it's
intended purposes
Sold 6ya all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines.
IL.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26

Council Of the National Grange. when u and their
masters and past masters OF stare vi 81 Pomona The
emblem of thus degree is Flora cnarityl The seoens VI
and highest degree is conterfeu ,cmbers of the
council who have served year IN tnnt pg S sccrSt
members of this degree are % %Cui oonrt ~ mneach.
menf Of All Officers of the National grange tIe W % nv
tons II the Council and seDa.e a'V qiH iegstatiye
of ronrcsentatives and senators IN cNll
Sa! Tbe supreme executive authority OF the oraer
is lodged the Master OF u te ewSEo In
y.,rts Brothers are about 10 publish the "Wit and
49,, ~ George Eliot" a charming little volume OF
n,ions from an the works Of the great novelist com-
nile1 ny A Boston lady 1t would he hard to tnd any
author after Shakespeare from whose works volume 10
match this could be selected Removing some OF
the sentences from their setting in hcuon' one
ns 70 sec for the first time how subty wise they are
this for instance Express confessions give definite
ness TO memories that might moro easily melt away
without them'-or this: Nature never makes lnen
who are at encrgetcally sympathetic and mnutey
calculating" Here is Quaintly-tod truth: " ones
selfsatsacton Is an untaxed kind Of property which
is very unpleasant to find deprecated' Ana mere Is
bomcy bit of hcartseaSe I would change with nobody
Madam. And II troubles were put up to market Ia
sooner buy old than It's something TO nave seen
the worst" These are only four OF the little seedgems
stored in this pretty casket. turn away from thou
and and one others with proud sense of having resisted
a temptation.
Among the best selling Of j. r. Osgood x Co.'S
Library OF Novels was "WOvcn Of Many Threads" III
was not remarkable book considered critically but IL
had the merit of being very interesting story ana te
great congregation of nOyelreaders cried for It, Iho
same is likely to be the case with Ropes OF Sand' d
new novel by the same author with which the fremont
st. publishers about to tempt the summer oooA .
buyers This too, is real story-a loyestory nav
"a what the feminine mind demands. SO plenty OF pretty
travellers in Summer dust and Summer busters "io
likely to bend eager heads over Ropes OF sanu'.
' L. c. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NKwyoys Jane !j-bKpvE,rhs oaena-s to-day wes - - ~
On bu,drdtu..I lctyes a,aus ~ tHis ars
st cinrsls, ar making tbs wt-k 2i- isr - s.se-
lad serk The buyer, and tary suhc'ut 80 sr
Ish prlces. naive ciulc Ilnlins a. lI.vei'.' % Nv
,.owl. all! &c. ~ lrgs, s. % 90 ee"i . III, 70 hsA live
and aresiei yeals. The pIctS tuhl .h .tt 'e4'' -
dr,ssrJ v,s'. J Zoe. ct1..ers. Nss'. = T. ,s, Us.
uuae E,o sod FuHf-s rhhsL, ~ save elFe ~ Is
m IA tSQ8c, y do i0a ll. -. y4yei 20 so -'''s
lVc. -. sTasssss
a, 81 3Ud ,. = head Oh do. A. - ' he-a -ra -
iOt. - d.. -.....-r tsl n, SEP
50 grasser. 80 y = lFai .- ..-,,h ,i or -
.hen ,eHs cars or gl9 sheep lat eiteaiaI aaa a.
uek "a against sea- last ves Tie aAAe -
,toeI ight mo, of slow aEi in ,al I'is. '''o
u16le Spnns lambs selling al 9l0ilic ~ .., IN 3l@ 3,
,@sG.c. l9l Spnrg lambs ~ 400 70, a. seIbc'o A'N
per n. ---..,-, q, y, Al tsr. 10 tAs
averaging " n at 5fc - SpdIg i'mbs sNe .,ynrse
K,.s h,urrr Ca q CormunipsN ~ 'le .,,rss-
n m AZ SCI lQJ DO aysrgiug - D. as'tci 80 s 10,
10 AT ~ Spuag bmbs, sf'las.S, - ~ ~ ''
,a,a,l luc DO. sYcrSgng ~ H. ~ sh-
- csrs AZ 'o
P,,t or gl hogs against q ,as or s & as a., IsA
al ~ ~, tbs week I7g52 agsa,t a. ~ sane HA
,ssI Iayr hoSs nominal dlessel oia'Ie'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
7 IUIIIFU VNIUdIIIt tIW0''I IT 'T11''''''IIJ ~ II
with actual business at concessions:

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamship
Cimbria will close at 1880 p III. at the Merchants
Exchange. Nos. 80 and - Pne-st.
To borrowers on call there is an ample supply Of
money Offering, and the ruling rates to-day were
and per cent The banks are taking paper quite
readily, but are not extending their purchases to
paper maturing beyond October l5 Ii would not be
astonishing If the loan market shonld be subjected
10 nn occasional furry while the banks and corpora
tions making arrangements for the July diyi-
dends and interest
The following were the Treasury balances at the
close of business to-day Currency, Ss,500,0OO coin.
SSOOOOO00; certificates, $375OO,0O0. The Internal
Revenue receipts to-day were Sl5O.000.
In United States bonds there is nothing special
doing. and there is still wide discrepancy between
the bidding aud asking prices. The business was
nnlnpoIt,nt. The market closed strong on the
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
RANEING AND E1NANCIAL.

Tn PER CE>r HOVE INyEs DIENr-FWsT
MORTGAGE SISNrG FUND GOLD BoNps of the
LNMouLE VALLEY. ST. JoHNsBURY AND Es
SEX COUNTY RAILROADS One hundred and
seventeen miles long from the Connecticut
River 10 Lake Champlan and forming tie
Vermont Division of the Portland and O-dcns
burg Railroad Trunk Line. issued in denominations
of SIOo. $500. $1,000, and absolutely limited TO
$4,000 per mile, WITH A BASIS OLA CASH CAPITAL
Stock or Sl,2l0O)O PAID IL Al PAR Interest payu-
bic in Gold Coin in Boston or New-York. November
and MayI. They yield, at present rates Of gold.
S 7-s PER CENT, and held to maturity, 10 PER CENT
per annum interest
E.& r. FAIRBANKS Il Co., ST. Johnsbury. Vt,
FAmRANKs ~ Co., 81 Broadway. New-l ,fk,
FAIRBANKS BROWN a Co., Milk-st, Boston
Financial Agents
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
BAyKING.uousE or Fisk 4 HArcu. /

No. , NASsAU-ST., NEw- YORK, june Il, IS'S.b
We recommend to our friends and custoAers for
investment of surplus capital, or in exchange for
Government bonds,
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEVEN PER CENT
GOLD BONDS; Principal and interest payable IN gold
in New-Yorl City; interest payable Jan. and July
bonds of $1,000 each coupon OF registered. PIice
90 and accrued interest.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD, \ GREAT
EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE, 42O miles IN length
extending from Atlantic tide-watcr at Richmond TO
Huntington, the most favorable point of railroad
connection with the Ohio River, is completed, and
doing n large aud profitable business.
Irs TRAFFIC. in the transportation of Agricultural
Products and general merchandise between the West
and the Eastern aud South Atlantic States and in
the DEVELOPMENT of the IMMENSE Iron AND COAL
RESOURCES or THE AILEGHANIEs AND THE GREAT
KANAwIA VALLEY, is growing as rapidly as It can
be- organi zed.
Irs PASSENGER TRAVEL between the East, and
West. and Southwest, and To the White sulphur
is large aud rapidly increasing.
ITs EARNINGS during the current year will be
much larger than has heretofore been anticipated
aud will largely increase from year 70 year
NONE or THE OTHER GREAT EAST AND WEST
Trunk LINES and Coal and Iron thoroughtares'
whose revenues are now so enormous, commenced
their business with anything like the assurance OF
traffic which has greeted the opening of the Chesa-
poake and Ohio aud its growth promises to equal N
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
DECENT PUBLICATIONS of
TAINTOR BROTHERS
62S BROADWAY, NEW.YORK

TOURISTS MAP OF NEW-ENGLAND AND Eastern NEW
YORK AND TIE NIAGARA AND ST LAWhENCE bItEts
REGION Resorts routes OF
mer tI.yc. Pocket form Puce, 81.
AMERICAN SEASIDE RESORTS Handbook for Ham ana
pl,sr-eEe By Charles h. Norton lbuo, cloth Price 81 70
TIE CATSKLL MOUNTAINS Their Scenery, Legends and HIS
tory By Rockwell l6mo cloth Prce 81 90
CA2NiNA YALENSIA Collection Of College So1gs with music
and ri,0oore acc0mpluincus 8vo, extra cloth. 81 So
HAPPY HOURS S5r-Book ior schools Aesieme'' and the
Home Circle l83 pp lZmo Prce board covers 81 cents
r roOE OF PSALMS arranged according to Osnal Ptra
leI m fr Responsive KcalH- Slmo, limp cloth 3 lno co 'oc
GEOLOGICAL MAP OF TIE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
b. Hitchcock Professor of Geology IN Dartmouth COHeEe
Il ze .l}l iuchesl In Sheets - 50. Mounted. - 81
TIE CHEMICAL FORCES Heat Light, and Electricity An in
PRODUCTION 20 Chemical Phvrc Thomas Pyncbon NJ A. PToL
Of hemr aud Natural Sciences Trinity College Pnoe -
DICTIONARY or WORDS AND PHRASES uSED IN COM
MERGE McEah. late Appraiser Of Aershsntie o lle
PU.: Ol NeW-lOrk. &c.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
magnitude and excel in rapidity that at the mo.t
euccaeef,,I Of itc pradaoaqqora

magnitude and excel in rapidity that at the mo.t
successful Of its predecessors.
These facts together with the thorough cons, rue.
ton aud substantial character Of the road itself and
the great value Of the compalys property and fran
chses, enable US TO recommend their Securities wit,
tine utmost confidence.
Pamphlets, containing full information concern
ing the road and the country it traycrses, win BE-
furnished upon application.
We continue 70 deal in Government Secnrities
CENTRAL PACIFIC WESTERN PACIFIC, and CHEs,,
PEAKE AND ONO SIX PER CENT BONDs buy aud sell
Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange ol oomm,s-
sion, for cash, make Collections. receive Deposit
on which we allow interest at the rate of -Four Der
cent, and do general banking business
FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
WEDNESDAY. June 25-P. N.

Tie movement in stocks continues exceedingly
hight and extraordinarily dull the number OF shares
sold from dav to dav barely reaching 10000 or not
more in the aggregate than we frequently see sold
in = single active stock in ordinary times There Is
no life or spirit or apparent purpose in the meaeer
transactions at the Board, and nothing to ndicatea
future speculative movement. On the whole tho
general market has been frner than that Of ycsttr
day. but utterly without spirit or incident Of inter
est The opening highest. lowest, and closing
1.rinno nf stn.la .nnrn rs fnLlnMa:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26

Cloth hound. FL; 49,, 81,
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, WIN
WI TWO PORTRAITS auI ILLjSFRAllONoi one poiua! e2
Te,entng Mr. Greeley h appeared in e ,si summer OF DIS e & ai
berv sors.ber ife-ke aud natural portrait 9 nun e'e pay.
ib3 ne voue contains Memoir Of Mr. GREELEY, his last hours
the moral N his death Funeral Arauremehs me O'l5
mes the Mourning People. Leea Of SmpthY woes OF 0
palmt and The Press Tributes from tle Poets X % on a4
ing Pubc Bodies. Nc Sti &C. FtaI1 ...a ~ ''
1AA1S0IneD 'O-N1' "'' ~ " rms TRIBUNE NeT-York
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
NORLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

n NEW Ayp EyIARGED EDroY W HORACE GREBLhl D Az ~
BIOGRAPHY Appendix containing Memoir ol AN a.e' ! ~
Death and The hest ofhis famous CampA n hpeecue'
THE Llsr AND PoRrNAr OF Nm Efrh fttL'HAD' A'
~ 4 THE otNhfh or zoe ..u.
The graf ca for Mr. Greecy's Agi0a 12aphY ana $50 m %
more Of The wonderful iuielee,ua' ipJ
rn.Je and Western tours IN TIE fftsde Nt
ragn 73 the Of new edition d te
v vsry large Appendix the story OF lu he 70
re5oIpe,rg striking aud suggestive OF h' many
brilliant Campaign Speeches and conc7lns WIN ~ ~ ii
admirable anays Of the c3mpsgn onglay ppareI % e uol'
lanes Pike eIt'nitei Minister % the Hsgi lvo
br8es pretty complete collection O. NJ 'reera
Wrnrs Including amoag others lis famous controversy n'L o'ei
Dale Osen o. Marriage and Divorce
&C. I, - AZ. THE TRlBJN +. NcT.lork-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
ALsr OF NIss ALcorrs wRITlNGa

LITTLE WOMEN Two vols frice 81
LITTLE Price 81 so
An OID.FASTIONRD GIRL. Price 81 ~ -,
HOSPITAL SKETCHES AND STORIES. Pnee 81 ~ - p,,.s
Amt JOS SCRAP-BAG Vol. L. containing NY bois e- i'
ei Vor IL containing SHAWL 7TRsPs Pree 1l q, A., od.
A cheap edition Of " Little women L'''' N''t
T Fashioned Girl" -Four vols Price 50 So
These popul1r book. kept sale hy AL
HedeArs. when not 20 be founi send dety 70 no PI
ROBERTS BROTHEfS' 100,
113 WESTINGHOUSE, BOSTON.
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RrrEIprs OF PRODUCE.

Pc, Sorn Inu>r pts,es aHa R1tresfA c... -
aa.3 pke. AL pkgs- BesssaI JA tifsN ol III
sh Pcnr bbs heak 23 bsSs Meal % 70; & 9s SSs pi
80 Corn rs bush Rye i7OJ bush Malt, to hafs Al Hk
a., Fot s7s bb Eggs FiaIssed bas oy ~
~ ~, Hides lO7T bb Rosa S5S b6A spans el
T.9 ,ides Leather pkSs Batter, ~ PAI gzs
~. T,o~ $50 pkgs Meats Us e Lard = 90 -. wssl
ar, slaseh Ss hhds. robseso. iA pAgs iOo-''"'
SnlS bh!s Mhiskt, T. sJS buah. OAAL
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Nem publifallons.
lust ISSUED.
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Or GARDENING FOR YOUNG FOLKS n,d- sGtSo o s1
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COMETS AND METEORS'
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TIONS AND TIE THEORY OF THkik oiutin Injyert, and
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stpjent q, Pdueetoa College BY bis moiAer H. W. q ~
Cloth. 81 S.
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paid upon receipt Of pnee by
l. r. IIPPINCOTT & co. PUBLISHERS
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SIXTEENTH THOUSAND THIS DAl
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