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WATTERN's ViSIr ExpLArsan.

"Nack," of tho ST. Aouis Democrat.
wlio plays p''ktr himself, thus alludes to
Mr. watterson's "trip to Europe: From.
che lafse'nunber OF Lou,svillisns Booked
lfr Europe this spriag. We inter tie
winter poker season at that paint was
very succrasiul. One prominent oitiscu.
was huardto rsmarh to his wifa u dAg or
two sisce, My dear, i'll hadn't filed on,
that last hand yesterday we would have
been obliged to skip Italy, but il is all
right nov; that last raise Of Higgins,
jus. pays for the vcsuvius aud Pompeii
trip Thus do the inc arts ofthe pre-.
sent assist in diifusing knowledge OF
the past"
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d FDoshee, T II Pickett, whitley,
Il Ecker, II j Epting, PA Tribble
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AnBErILLE Couh'y, Januatt IA, 1879.
!. l.. ID. Bowie, Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions, for
county and Sia'e aforesaid, do hereby
certify that I am personally acquainted
with the above signers, and take pleasure in
saylag that they are severally honorable
gentlemen, and are men of credit and un.
doubted veracity. I will add that Messrs
Culver Brothers have sold several hundred
of their Farmer Cooking Stoves in this
county, and. so far as | have heard, they
give universal satisfaction.
L. D. BOWIE.
april l3 At
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last week narrowly escaped assassination
in New Orleans.
Stokes who killed james Fisk, Jr., has
been denied a new trial by tho General
Term of the Superior Court of New
York. His council propose now to take
the cusc up to the Court of Appeals.
The Woman Suifragists held their
twenty fifth anniversary in this city hast
week, at which they claimed that their
principles were now spread all over the
world.
The aggregate amount paid into the
I. s. Treasury up to May 5, by twenty
seven Members of Congress, 1t being
their return of extra compensation, is
S1l1,0O0.
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HOMESTEAD.

The recent decisions of the Supreme
Court cf the United States Aave deeIuted
the HOMESTEAD AtTS of this State un-
constitutional rs to debts contracted ttev-
ioHs to 1865
The last amendment to the Bankrutt law
gives to the debtor the ssfne exemption of
real and personal property as was given to
hin by the HOMESTEAD LAW.
The only way that HOMEsTEADS cs,h be
secured is by taking tho benefit Of the BRnk-
rup Act.
Especial attention has been and will be
devoted TO this branch of the law by
BROWNING Il BROWNING,
Attorneys At Law,
Russell Street, Orangeburg s. c..
may "a 81
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Foreign.
VIENNA, Monday, May 12.

'i"NHH, houu"Ji -uay IL.
The arrangements for che visit of the
Emperor Of Russia TO Vienna, have been
completed, 1t is announced that he
will arrive on the lst Of june. and che
next day will make the tour of the
Exposition. Hu will remain here six
days, during which series Of magulfl
cent fctes are contemplated,
The King Of the Belgains will reach
the city three days before the Gar and
vii stsy hro hout &C Festivities.
The visit Of the Czar will b, succe ii.
ed by one from the Emperor Wilhelm,
she time for which has not yet been
settled.
From l2 600 20 16, 600 persons visit
the Vienna Exl osition daily, although
it is far from complction. The Amcri
can section had n"., at hast accounts
received the articles intc,Sled for it. A
correspondent, ridicuiing il, writes that
the contributions thus Gr from the
United States are, "two cases of Colts
sfearms, three linntcleS one stulfeI
eagle, two sult-cellars, dentists chair
and six BEETLES Of water tmlSen from the
Mississippi River"
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Domestic.
CONGRESSIONAL CoxvEsrIox.

A large number of Western and
Southern citizens invited members of
both Houses of Congress to meet at St.
Louis on Tuesd, y last, when it was pro-
posed to lay before them the agricultu.
p'l, manufacturing and commercial needs
o. tho Wess and South, In the hope of
thereby securing their cooperatiou to.
ward ubts,biing such natioual Legislation
az will insuse the Improvement of pres
ent aud opening u. Of new Water lines
of transportation to tho scaboards. phe
delegation 81 Representatives. ut the
Convention Was quite large the proceed.
ings Will Be given next week.
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New Jury Law.

The Michigan Legislature, in' ;tS re-
cent session mado some importans addi.
tions to'the Criminal Code of tho State
One prescribes that the formation OF AN
opinion'that is not positive in its oharao.
ter shall be no ground for the challenge
OF jnror. The other .ends into prompt
confinement the murderer for whom tho
plea OF "insahity'' is> successfully mado
upon liistrial.
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AL the analogies go to prove that the
next stage of being is higher than this.
Death is an upward step in the asccud.
Ing order Of au endless life. 1t is n gain
In what 10 leads to, and gain in the ie
straipts il throws over Us here, the new
sanctions it gives to rights living. the
props it puts behind the wavering WILL.
1t Is gaia in trial and trouble. in the
sweet aud blessed hope Of dslivsraoOeit
drops on the heavy heart Aud it is. a.
gain ia the heat aad passion of the day
by the glory that streams down through
It's open door from on high.
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T1NAE N0TlCE.-An persons
Il having demands against tho Estate Of
Jaby Weeks deceased are notified 10 pre
sent the sane prop rly attested TO the ua-
der sned and all persons indicted ore re-
O. e"ed TO make immediate payment rs
desire 10 close the Estate.
p. NJ. CARSON,
Administrators Of tbs Estate Of Jaby Weeks.
may . 80
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LONDON, Monday, May. II


khiva is taken. The troops from
Tashkeud ard Fort No 7, after a con.
contration in the Boukan Hills, marched
directly across the kizilama desert t.
the lower Gxus. There they commuui
Gated with the suIP'y steamers fiom
Fort No. ], thus practically establishing
new base within striking distance of
khiva.
The Liverpool officials arc iuquiriug
into the loss Of the "Atlaatic," mainly
respecting the alleged insufficieucy Of
provisions aud coal. The ngcnt of the
white sStar line testified that the
"Athn.ic' had on board, when she left
Liverpool, 633 tous of coal a,.c provis
ions for voyage of 33 days independent
Of ehe cabin stores
A shocking railway di.as'cr occurred
near Pesth. Aus.ria, ou tiic 7th inst
Twenty -one persons are seportrd TO have
BEEN billed outright and iorty injured
Six o. ahe carriages aeAcked to thu
trni% were completely de,nolished.
The only news from 3 yain last woch
concerned tho oycrntions' of The Carlias,
whoappear to- he cacckese ne nearly all
points by the Governments troops.
The Pope's conditi"n'is again critical.
On Saturday he was too i'll to receive
some Pilgrims from PaAucs..
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STOCKHOLM, Monday, May 12.

The coronation &C Oscar | and Sop
Aie Wilhelm mine as King and Queen
Of Sweden and Norway took place to day
The weather was unfavorable, but i'm.
nlcnsc crowds witnessed the royal pro.
cession, and cEecrcH as she new king
walked to the church in ~ pouring lain
Alright there was general illumination
AID the city was given up to- iestivity and
rj"icing.
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NOTICE.
may 18th

in accordance with an ACT Of the Gene
raj Assembly passed on the Goth February
1879, all persons HOLDING CLAIMS
against the County of 0rangeburg prior to
the first day Of November A. ID. 1879, will
present the same to George Boliter, Esq,
clerk Of the Court of said County, for Reg
istration, on or before the hrst dky Of eeto-
her, a. D. 1873, and all Claims not Regis
tcred'witliin said'time win not be paidi
II. n r. sM0AKE,
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
GEORGE B0LlvER,
Clerk.
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The E.ats Duel.

The recent sad affai- near Rich mond
has given some of our Northern e1
changes n theme for o vast deal of
+humor" and "sarcasm." The entire
civilization of the South is portrayed in
ludicrous style.
The World has jast INDUCED in very
bitter and CALLING article on this sub.
ject.
"Whiskey and saw.handled pistols, {"
according t9 this able paper are necessa.
~ parts Of the daily bread and apparel
Of every Soathern man
"Life is not SAFE" with us. When
one contemplases that this unjust and
base misrepresentation Of the South
comes from the region where murder
has just been leading dance over the
nut ilated eorpses Of butchered humanity,
where death has held high Court and
carnival, where "murder mos. foul" has
been She daily occurrence and has be-
come theme Of common import, aye,
of jest, how bold and trite and poor the
"humor," how weak the "satire" of our
friend Charity, and justice, alike,
begin ut home.
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Political affairs in. louisiana con.
tinue in very dcrsnged state. Kellogg
is the Governor in power, while Mo.
Every claims that he was legally elected
United States troop are required to
keep The peace in some. places. Kellogg
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rht TRIAL OF GEORGE ruprEh.

ihE IHihh VI uEoBtE TUPPER.
Capt George Topper who was tricd
in Columbia during the last fortnight for
the killing of Caldwell, has been con-
victed Of manslaughter. His eou,sc,
'=7vod fg new, trial.
The motion for new trial was re
fused by Judge Carpenter, and Tupper
was sentenced to Eve years hard labor
in the pcnitontiary.ss
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O B. I T U A r Y.
IN MEMORIAM.

Impartial death has again visited orr quiet
Teighborhood, and borne another sweet spirit
to lis long resting place. 1t hath pleased
Almighty God, To have sorcIy afflicted little
LIZZIE VICTORIA WAY. for more than two
years before her death, with one of the terri
bic maladies To which humanity Is heir Me
dul!ary Cance+t. Medical aid was called to
her relief hi the very incipicacy of the dis
e:,Sc, and strenuous efforts were made To ar.
rest it,withoutavail. fer fond parents how
ever, still hoped that something might be
done to mitigate her suffering, and restore
her heaiti,. The very best medical authority
oi the country WAS then consulted: and even
those who had made the study of that disease
speciality were faithfully tried: but nii
availea nothing save the cxtcnruton Of her
suffering. Slowly but surely the unsubducd
enqiIcrcr cncroachcd upon her viials unil
the lt,st spark @as c&tingili-hGd, and released
rom her s'ifierings her spirit took its hgh,
to Him who gave it, Her protract,d and
painful Illness had thoroughly elected the
sympaihivs III all who knew her; and her
parents feel grateful for the uncc.ain,c care
and interest, manifested by their friends in
her behalf From the beginning of her sick.
ness TO the last moments of her STAY mon
earth. She departed this life after two wear,
suffering, being six years and six months old
Death has no sting for her n"w. Her last
earthiS ucDt II pad and her spirit L. unspcak-
ably happy. We will ace her no more upon
earth till rcSnrrcction's day, when we hope
by Gods permission to rise with her abuvc
the clouds, whcte ,i.-kncss and urrow. vain
and death shall never separate 10 ayaia
% happy dead, in Thee ,l,a: sleep,
W hFqe Der their mouldcring dust VIC Wcep,
d faithful Saviour, who shall c.mr,
That dust To rln>um ftt ~ tl,c tomb"
j: W +.
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WHO WIFI BE eRR's SUCCESSOR.
President Grant offered the position Of
Minister to Russia TO Judge Pierrepont
of New York. He however declined.
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"Iou exhaust my patience, cried n
doctor who was eng aged in quarrel
with his wife. "you exhaust your pa
tients worse than I do" was the retort
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DEATH Acconp1xa TO WILSON.

Moldccai one Of the principals Of the
late duel iD Virginia has siucc j ed.
Warrants are out for Mccarthy and
the seconds, who according to the Vir-
ginia laws, are to bc tried for Marlcr
10 the GPss degFee. Mccarthy s i'm
proving. a
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6hy isa man who makes additions to
false rumor like one who has conf I.
dence in all that is told him? Because
he 10 lies on oil thut he hears,
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NOTICE TO
GO n TR ACTORS

lDILS WILL. BE RECEIVED FOR TIE
erection of a Fair building of the Orangeburg
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
until second day of June next, as follows:
|. Bids ioi lumber delivered on the ground.
per NJ.
2 Bids fer the workmanship of the building,
aNordings t" plans and specifications in the
hands of the Chairman.
3. Bids for the furnishing of material and
workmanship combined.
These bids to be scaled and addressed 10 +.
IT, w. Briggmann, Esq, Chairman Building
Committee, at Orangcburg, :. c., and the
Committee reserve the right TO reject any
bids no, deemed advantageous TO the Associa-
ton.
+. II. W. BRIGGMANN,
Chairman liuilding Committee.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CO. SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
ORASoEBrna CouxTr, 8. c.,
May 18th. 1873.
Alta MEETING of the County Board of
School Examiners, held in pursuanoc of an
Act Of the General Assembly, providing for
the APPOINTMENT Of SCHOOL TRUs-
TEES, the following gentlemen were duly
appointed to hold their Office for the Term
Of two years, to witt,
SCHOOL DISTRICT no 1.
Hanccs' Toraship.
PC NJ waroook.
Jerry Tiliy.
Rufus Feidsr
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
Poplar Tognships
WI Snider. eaN
Vim Psullipgs
Vim Greene.
SCHOOL DISTRICT Nols.
Pine Grorc Tornsh;p.
AR Flood.
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NOTICE-Ali per.
~ sons having demands against the
k,iate Of the Atc LAWRENCE d. OZARK.
deceased, will present the same, properly
atiestcd, TO me, at ST. Matthews =. y &.
e., aud all persons indebted TO said Estate
arc required TO make immediate payment to
me, nj the same place.
ROSA V. CLARK,
Qualified Admins, ratrix.
may 9th 81
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Washington's watch has turned up in
Indiana, and Napclcon's in Ohio
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! Office. Thc Corartncr-

N OTld f.. --- The COrartncr-
~ SHIP heretofore known by the firm
name OF LlGHTFO9T & CANNON. mt Light
ioots Old Stand, is this day Dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted 10
said firm will p.casc make Immediate pay
mcr+ 10 j. ". cannon nt the above stand
w. r. LlGHTFOOT,
j. w. CANNON.
May lSvs, 1873. 2I-at
Thanking my friends for past favors,
hope To merit their patronage by strict at
tcntiom to business and keeping constantly
cn hand FEESli an;. CU.lPLETE S'PUCk
GROCERIES.
E4aEAi;S..
SEGARS.
TOBACCO, &c.
tnh and examine m. Stock.
j. Il. CANNON.
may II 80
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Smith Glover.
w w Vice.

scHoJL DISTRICT NO. g,
frota'eHce Tomnship.
Fw yogt
Harry Welfare =.
Louis HiIlard.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO: o.
Goodty's Eo9ashP. Tft
Wade Hampton.
Sieck McEclvey:
YM Smith.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7.
Lyons 7ornship.
A q Holman.
AC Williams:
Fw williams.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. g.
Co~ Castle T0'enship.
Peter Carson.
Martin Williams.
Nm Summers.
SCHOOL DISTRICT 80. o.
Middle To,enship.
JPN Fou4es.
Rev Thos Phillips.
Shedrick earn.
SCHOOL DlSfRfcT NO. 10.
Orongt T1enship.
re Ahf4e$s.
Marry Glover.
Henry Dickson.
s+HoeL DISTRICT no. nIg
tap Ca,r 7SirasGip,,
BRiley.
Peter Gladden.
Edrick GI6rGr.
SCHOOL DISTRICT 30. II,
BrdnchtiRe To1ndip.
wa Reedttd.
Ewd Green.
Henry Riley.
scHo0E- DIsT'kkitTT 40 Is.
Me Hope Taf7tsAip,
Rev sam'l hfdy.
Geo Garvin:'
Simeon 7 Bdfi6H.
SCHOOL DIsTRftF NO. ~,
EHsnbeM T@t1ish;p:
RV Danncrly.
Rufus MILESTONE.
Joe Bush.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10,
E,y:.,n ir.I.
San'i t Illar.
Allen Brown.
Danl Washington.
aa SCHOOL DISTRICT 80. I6.s
Union fo,raShi,. 80
Ees W r Chaplin.
Aaron Simmons.
EmE Myers.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. IL.
Hin" Torashii,.
VIM y Mount.
Via u Barton.
Cepllus Farrison
SCHOOL DISTRICT Ho. ls.
Ifiio,o To@s4ap.
WIN R,,cvy
Fr.d.rick
Irving Jennings.
SCHOOL. pIsTricT yo 70
-, ,.G.
oe''S h0""S"F'
John II Livingston. fi'7@r
Rufus Pou. i.ss-S-
% 1asnison-
SCHOOL DISTRICT No pOt
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IMPORTATION WANTED.

HAVlNG recovered light bay h ifcr
J. Calf, which lost last Fall aud having
lv."d it marked in q mar unknown ~ me.
will be glad to receive any information
concerning rhc marking OF the snm.. have
pul the animal III my OWE mark, and IL can
he seen at Mrs Ellis, and J can be found
during hours of business AT the store OF Mr.
Il. II. Cornelson.
ROBERT CDPRS.
may 2irl, 1873 lt
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Pot Pourri.
A GENERAL RE-H ASH Of NEWS.

TIE wonh or THE aALtews.
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DIEp-In orahgcburg County $. c. May
2lst 1873. Sweet little NEWTON D0U !.
LAS, only child Of Mr.. Joseph w and .lnnie
Hodges, age IL months and % lays.
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Fire Insurance Monopoly.
CoMBINATIN TO INCREASE THE RATE
OF INSURANCE TO AN ExoRBITANr
yiGURE.

We clip from our cotemporary the
Times" the following remarks upon
q. subject Of vital Importance to our
merchants.
The latest tyranny ihaugurated is
that OF tho "Underwriters Association
Of the South" Insurance capital repre-
sentins ESglish and Northern Com
panies, has bccu banded under fixed
agreement to raise the percentage of
insurance to figure. wlpnh is u tax of
trighttul magnitude. The pnhp,ble OBJ
ieet is to draw from the country at
large, and particularly the Svu,h.
enough in premiums to compensate E,r
Chicago and Bos.oa losses. The bal.
ance wheel OF any system Of trade or
business is legitimate competition A
merchant cannot prosecute his business
in competition with others, if he places
On unreasonable profit on his wares
Nor can any app icnnt fop public favor
maintain his hold except by So stem Of
equal or advan,ngeou. terms. Why
then should not responsible insurance
company pursue its business indcpend-
and of any other company. So soon as
n common tariff is adopted under the
dictation Of combined association, s,
soon does each and every company be.
come the tool Of q mouied monopoly for
oppression. 1t is quite ss reasonable
for laborcrs. farm hands, mechanics
lawyers, and doctors to sacrifice their
Personal Independence to q board, which
will assess the value of their services, or
far merchants in secret conclave to
swear and bond themselves to put Ger.
tain per centage on every article they
sell. This money oppression will lead
TO resistance somewhere least expected,
asd is short sighted policy. We of
the South must regret that capital dc
rnonds SO much fer its service, and
dtp' coating all Wonopolies, we unhesita.
Gngly dcnounce it as o. base scheme tn
build up Chicago and Boston with
Southern money. Tho established rates
ofInsurance Companics,whicAha~e been
baseh unon tested statistios, ace sudden.
ly suuul'ad by decree Of the "Wnder
writors Association of the South (Eny
lish aud Yaukee Fire Insurance Com
rapics) and the rates mn mark cd uaao
seven and eight percent, whore former
iy only two and one half aud three have
been paid. II is time that Suuthern
merchants and property holders should
establish some schcme of protection
against this outrageous monopoly
--.s=zucD .. zszzza.-.--
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[ From the Ncwbcrry 6. c. Herald or
March -, 1872
NrwnERnY,S. s. c., March >. 1872.
.HESSRS Ci,L YER lsROTNEEs:

HEHHRS o. IER SROTNEES:
Ii il with nlc,sure th,t ,ye cor,,,o,,,p
Farmer c,ot;nc stove ,o III, ,,.,,.,,I
Thcv arc nm ahr,lu,c LnusrInIi ,n.,.I-;,,. I,"''.,
tins time, especially when so much OF DIMES
less uron our Wives nu,l d,urh,cr. m.
stove Il as SIMPLE ana beautiful II construc-
non as II is rapid and reliable in its work.
In word 1t Is as near perfect as it can be.
John +. kinard, }. X. q. Nance,
.. T. .. br'wn, Isaac Herbert,
y. Mc.racken, A. Loneshorc,
w" ~ r. ',nr."S' w ~ - ,,n"N'"s,
I,s i H"TfiS'
- '"s, ~ ''es.Ir. set D. Mrr's,
" Srbnn ~ ui',""'
7. j. Nccl, Mrs. n Goliirg,
L. /, D,okr', ). T. Williams,
n :" I"nt'' o. W. u. h""'
J. ID. Epps J, F. Oxncr
.. w. hn0aae'' ~ herier'
"a"i"e, H"""s' " - i'ohsh"re,
VI. l.. foln'g ~ Z. Stewart,
q; =; -; 'ohns, NJ W, w. H. waters
~ nenor'eks' e, w. W. hin"rh'
hem ntn"Hoh' o"c"n hin'er'
.. - ~ r'oy"' w. W; Nn"rc"S,
~ .. h,ifNh' y .. fitS'
.n'nes ~ y. ""fre"' ~ ~ Lon hesm"Hc'
", D. feUrsoh' WIN y; f"''',
!"nn >. TOOK. JohIi' acCarieys
D. H. boo'er' v" Dorroh'
"a I. ho'l'hsS"or'h.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Co.S!N oF NE'~"EERN
certify that am acquainted will, John
+. Kinmrd,. J. G.. :. Er"wn. and.o Others
whose names arc .prcndci To the foregoing
recommendation. that ihcy are reputable
citizens of Ncwbcrry county and entirely
worthy ,rcrcdit
Give, unIcr INV hand and .cnl ,r oai.o
,l,;s N,,,b . ,s-S
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hilton for jamestown, n r, and ecnneeti
with a. d g. W. trains east and west. Connects
Warren With trains east and. west: OIL the Y. h e
n. X d, THAYER .Genl Supt,,
Duakirk, New YoIk
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q Stop for Meals
daily except Sundays.
=, On Sundays liain will Iuu one hour laie from
Mayvillc to Oil City
Train will stop ut Rouecville on Signal for Pas.
s9neers eoing Nor'li Of rilusyc.
Train may leave OFT RnlIscvillc Passengers That
were re ceived North at Tiusvilc.
}, LAWRENCE, Geu. Supt.
G. j. HEPBURN. Asst aupt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-05-08

SHADOW AND SUBsTANCE.-Lifc real,
Or fictitious, which is preferable ?
There is no question, or even a doubt
about the Judgment of the masses ed
ucated and religious, rich and poor all
seem agreed that the body must have
the first and best attention, remodeled
and elegantly adorned as though God
had been careless or ignorant in mans
creation. Could young men and la
dies appreciate the superior enjoyment
of the highly cultivated and disciplined
mind and also the superior attractive
ness such persons have in the eyes Of
all human beings whom they associate
with, how very different time and
money would be spent, and could they
see the incongruity and hideousness of
a painted face and fashionably dressed
lady ornamented with most expensive
jewelry, with no mind or soul above
the brute, how ashamed and regrettul
they must be of their present condition
and misspent time. Is there any ques-
ton about ornaments, paint, and all
furbelows disiiguring human bodies
with uncutivated and undisciplined
minds--pearls on swine-hogs in the
parlor, are old trite sayings full of
meaning. NATHANIEL RANDALL NJ. d.