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The New York herald., 1874-11-23
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

BOARD wANfED-fN VICINITY OF UNION OR
- Madison squares by gentleman, wife and daughter,
aged 5 private family preteffed state terms
eoinmndations and references. Address g. o. box 1910
Post office. x
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MARRIED COUPLE WANTED No CHILDREN), As
Itl coachman and under gardener ard as laundress
only thoroughly competent and wcil recommended per.
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SALES AT AUCTION,

ISAAC WOLF. AUcTIoNEER.-MYERS . CO
sells this day at 10Y O'Clock, at IL Boweey, large
sorment q Farcy Goods sen,emen,s gnder sh,r,s
Of mems and boys Clethlng. together with lot Of
Household Furniture Cooking stoves 30; will be sold
without rescrye to the highest bidder Sale positive
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VERNON L. BROWN. Receiver. 81 Beaver street
MARrrN SMITH. Attorneys tor Receiver so Wall street.
Dated new YORK Nov 9. 1874
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1Q1 WEST FOURTH STREET.-THE LET. IN A
lCl small, comfortable house. cheerful Room, or
Room and Bedroom furnished So to So per week, or
with Board.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

A PARLOR FLOOR-THREE LARGE AND NEATLY
IA furnished rooms closets, hot and cold water,
every comfort; also uit OF two Rooms and large
single Room i3s East Eighth street, one house from
broadway
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NANrED-A PLEASANT ROOM WITH FIRE AND
w Board ior a Marie laiyj place where no other
boarders arc aken Location between West Foret and
fiy ninth streets; terms 20 exceed SS per week.
Address box lH5 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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Art. rmDor.an, sale
OF
hne mode u OIL Paintings
ofthe American, French English, German and italian
schools, ncny OF which have before been exhib
tied in this country. Auong The above. win be ouna
fine examples of the following celebratet artists:-
Leutze, f. Moran, G. w. Knapp, H. y. YOUNG,
Donfeld, Pecrus, vernier, David Col
ie Ray. oddingtup Knell, Norris
j. F. Herring Glare, Bentley, Broome,
Kate Gray, De Lcuw, Price, veres.
Louis Lelvtr, Pattini. GuarIabas and Moulinet,
including ouardabas great Picture OF
"Slr Peter and Lady feazie"
and Pattini's celebrated Picture Of
"ihe Knights story
and many others.
The above are now on exhibition and win be sold at
auction
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. November n and g,
at the Gallery No. GO Liberty street.
at IL ociock each day.
EDWARD sCHENCK. AucHoneer.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY 2
SALES At AUCTION.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

A sslGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
@ Southern 'Di District Ssss bankruptcy
II n the matter o. Richard Keeping. bankrupt
and effects Of the above named bankrupt hereby gives
aaa sSo IN he 10 %aS hs
" w b sell a. puoc saeon by T. D. Bailey az ny
Sa s The stock q
also one large eon.sids TlocS iron sales shew, Cases,
~ : Assignee saSsts IN Bankruptcy Of said sanfTup.
The Show Cases. Safes, outside Clock, &c. will be sold
zt ~ NJ. Tuesday.
ns s . h fse mts T.
s whc M s n al S + ;a
on 20 M bs for I as sad bes ns
stock Of Jewelry IN tbs city
Art SALE.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER zs
Al the Art Rooms, SIT Broadway.
MARBLE soULPruRg
the most important COLLECTION q sculpture in Marble
~ " 4; the Art Rooms. . ~" y S-'''"0'
BY the celebrated artists Marshall, Wood ana Rauch
~ y '"' Asfh The @ Mesrs III IEAvirf xuc.ionesr.
A -sERE JOHNSON, JR.. AucrIoNEER
nsal E,sa,s Depsr,%sni' a PIX ksr York York; :,
On TUESDAY, at l01a O'Clock, at the salesroom
Nassau street. .
lerge quantity of assorted Stationery Note Papers, En-.
velopcs and Blank Books AIso day, at II O'CLOCK
Imported Breech-oaders' Imported breech-loaders!
Just received per steamship Russia. about 40 Of the
finest Breech.lcaders; also dozen Muzzleoadera
on WEDNESDAY. at l0k O'Clock.
PEREMPTORY SALE. BY ORDER Of AN IMPORTER
or Fine BR0SzEs; LADIEs, WRIT WRITING Eases.
Toilet sets. Travelling Bags ana satches Dressing
Cases. Card stands, Card Receivers Inkstands shawl
straps Games, Cards Chess Boards aud Men. Watch
Cases 200 sets Of Jet Clasps, Buckles Breastpins Ac
Umbrellas, Iobncco Boxes, &C.
lhe above Will be sold in lots TO suit the trade and
others
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At sOMERvILLE's AUCTION MART, - UNIvER-
hous sa sEHUID plIfS FURNITURE CARPETS, MIRRORS
PIANOS, &C.
ROBERT SOMERVILLE will sell tomorrow Tuesday).
November "a at his sroom n University place,
rer Thirteenth street. AZ 10Y O'Clock, hand some House
hold Furniture consisting of mantcl and pier Mirr0rs
velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets; rosewood. black
walnut Dining Chars in eathcr nnc carved Extension
Table, black walnut aud rosewood bcdsteads, Buseaus
Commodcs, Wardrcbcs, Tables BOOKCASES Sideboards,
sitting anu standing Desks, Cottage sus Hal Chairs
Hat STANDS Cornices and LamDrequns, lurkish Rugs,
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Eoisters and Pliows
Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c.
ALSO
II not previously sold at private saie three ne French
plate Mirrors with cornices, complete, in rst class
orders Sizes ~ feet by feet inches IL feet by feet
inches. ii feet by fcct inches
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A UCTION NOTICE-BY LUKE FITZGERALD.
II Elegant Household Furniture
at public aution, 1 HIS DAY.
Over 40 Lots by catalogue.


n Elegant Household Furniture
at public aution HIS DAY.
Over4JO Lots BY catalogue.
500 yards velvet, Brussels ami Ingram Carpets,
THIS Monday MORNING. commencing
at 10 O'Clock, at private
residence, l20 West Twentvhird street. Sixth
Parlors consist
magnificent rosewood Etagercs ~ octave rich rosewood
Panofore, best city maker; latest styles inlad Parlor
suits, covered in satin brocate, &c; inlad Centre
Tables Cabinets Jariinisres gilt Tables OIL Paintings
imported Hronzes ornamental Clock, &c Chamber Suit
complete. solid rosewood and walnut Bcdsicads, Bu-
reaus Dressing Cases 20 curled nar and spring Mat
tresses, fiilows Dining roOm-Sdeboard, Extension
Table, Library and side Table. Turkish Chairs DC.
Losnses Hall Stand, &c Sale positive
HENRY e. McDuNNLLL. Auctioneer.
UCTION SALE-COMMENCINu AT 10 O'CLOCK
n Positively THIS MONDAY MORNING,
at the elegant private residence
2l0 West2lst ST., near 1th av..
rich Household Furniture, two elegant PaDofortes,
sTEINWAY AND DECKER BROS,
~ octaves, printed guarantees Paror SUITS, in rich
and brocatcl gilt centre and console Tables Plato
Mirrors, Curtains imported Bronzes, hne Paintings
Clocks Ornaments. library sccretatc and dwarf Book
cases library ables, Writing Desks Turkish suits
tension Table Buffet Dining Chairs, siivcrwarc Crock
cry; rosewood and walnut Bedsteads Dressing Cases.
Bureaus, Washstands: g hair ana sprms Mattresses.
suits Hall stand ana Kitchen Furniture 2 Brussels aud
ingram Carpets &c, &c. n B.Sale positive. Take 7h
sta or 9th avenue cars. Competent men TO pack ana
S'''' e's' RoBERT c. CAsHIN. Auctionecr
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TENEMENT PROPERTY. .-FRONT AND REAR
i House front House. 25x60 House. 25x25 this
property will be sold at bargain. Address I. r. r.,
Herald Office
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Z n. DRAPER, AucTIoNEER.


T II. DRAPER, AUCTloSEER.
American Diamond Drill Company.
sale OF Patents, Diamonds Tnnnelng Machine. Safe
and once Furniture, uncer direction OF Vernon q
Brown, Receiver.
In pursuance OF an order of the Supreme Court dated
the 9th day OF November 1874 will be sold. at public
auction, at the risk Of the purchaser by JOHN H. ORA
PER q CO.. Auctoncers. at the Exchange salesroom
Ill Broadway In the city OF New York, the 2Ah day
Of November 1874 IL O'Clock noon OF that day under
the direction of the subscriber the receiver named
these proceedings the following described Property
All tho Right Title and Interest the American Dia-
mond Drill Company corporation incorporated pursu
ant to the laws OF the State OF New York. Of and
certain Letters Patent of the United States and the
venons and privileges secured thereby issued in due
torn to the said corporation to certain other par.
ties and thereafter assigned to the said corporation for
valuable consideration which letters patent are desig
mated aud described folows:-
Reissue No $780, bearing the 10Th day of October
A. D. 1864 signed by wnam r. Otto. Acting Secretary
fine Interior and signed and sealed with tho
seal Of the Patent Office by samuel s. Fisher Commits
soner Of Patents whereby AsahclJ Severance waa
granted, for the term of years from the th day Of
July 1868 the full and exclusive right and liberty OF
invention which entitled in said ietters
.cn an9 ~ Ss schedule ana 40
said relssuec leterspatent and making part Of the
The New York herald., 1874-11-23

100 WEST TENTH sTRBET.-TwO OR THREE
lCA very pleasant. nicely furnished Rooms TO let
moderate.
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Miscellnn

FOR SALE AT A DECIDED BARGAIN A NEA1
"A. three story House hard wood trim; best block uI
town must sell; cash wanted.
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OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

old T1DEwArER MILL, MIANUS CONN.-wILL
" sell tor $500 cash. exchange upon favorable
terms L. FERRIS. Is5 Washington street
DANCHO FOR SALEM LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
IL California, eight miles from railroad station; 25
acres fauabe fruit farming and grazing land; living
sfream lOUGO orange lemon, lime and almond trees 50
per acre. Address e. c. box l9 Post oce Los Angeles,
Cal.
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How 80 Raise Chickens.

NV practice in raising chickens Is Il
take them from the ben. then dig up the
soil, and place the coop on the fresh dirt,
then put The chickens back, and the hen
viii roll IN the dust and get the lice Oft
much better than GA the grass land.
have trie3 both ways and find fresh dir
much the best for the health of the hen
and chickens. In some instances l have
used hogs lard tor greasing the hens
wings, aud the head OF the chick. think
ing il good way 20 Kill lice That and
tie fresh dirt and the right kind of food
raised nay chickens. The food give til
they are three or four weeks old. Is Iudian
meal mixed with sour milk. | let 1T
stand one day after being mixed, then it
VII be fit ior use. it being swelIed in the
dish instead of the crop, otherwise ii may
result IN death TO the chick, Tor have
lost many by giving raw meal before it
was soaked and sweiied properly After
they have been cooped up few days.
lei them out 10 take the air, but shut
them up nights and rainy DAYS, for chick
ems cannot endure very wet weather.
When | follow the above directions
seldom lose chicks. / have followed this
course forty years do net raise many
chickens for market. because think CO.'S
are the most profitable Cor. New Eng.
land Farmer.
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E'os : a aises... tie Peace. Clerks,
Sases.f r.. Z. u y.es-s Merchants.
ana a4an s~.-.

ana sstant~s-
T1e faiai~ &C., Is AXIS are $50 y-sulsr
a. 81 IaE NLAeIsN Ossis
eili De 4else3 - e eie,ae.id taa4 s-.Fa Is
a,tIy. OF1es> hbtd prn,1is.. ~ gs "a
reeetpt u tite price, or by TX pres c. 4.
4 Iit.er.d dssiuc5is,u = isese iss.snk, are
ordered by tie rvain- Parties Craertu4
from the ioiluwing LIST may give the uaas-
Ter at the beginning of tine line. The price
Is One Dollar per qnire The figures al tie
end OF each line give the nun5sr Of blank
10 each qalre.
Ne. E-Justiee Summons-4S.
e-Ja>tiee subpa..a-4s
3-Mittimus, or Commandments
a-Affi1~y.t before Justice for Beael
Warrants.
5-Justice Bench Warrants
| e-Ailidavit for Search Warrants.
| 7-Search Warrant and Reruru-4S.
Bond to answer in Circuit CoprJ-4s
9-Aaiaaylt Tor Peace Warrants.
! Eo-Ga M Ike p lesce-4s
sI--Aiilla1it AMI 80. tor AttachIneas-ai
~ AIT emmett Hlit-2f.
II -Ani3aviF aad Bond 70, Appeal--29
] az affidavit N Eerlegiu before Ju.a.y
Is
/ - Writ Of Keplevia--4s.
al AFFIDAVIT To- and Distress Warrant
- Justice \ ap.al Bpaa-Is
ss-Ju~tiee Ezeeutjau-2t-
xa-U niaviul Eurrv aul y. ts.ia-r-24
@0-AAidayit Ter GaraisLme4st--4S
2s-Jusrice Garni-amrut-4s
ae-Garti-hnent. by Circuit CLERKS.
oJ-Afidavit baIore Justtce-frr general
! a>e-4S
22-Cireuit Court Summaus-24.
35-Circuit Court Execution-24.
4 10 -Chancery Govt IuiuucfioH.--z4
27-Cnaneery Injunction Bono --24
Pa Recognizance on Indictment by Grand
Iury-2I
2o-Sherih-s Sale form tor general pur-
poseS-24.
30--Oliieial Bond for State. County or Mu-
nicipal Ofhcers-24.
sz-Executor's Bond. Oath and LetterS-24.
:s2-G uardian's Bond, Oath aud Letters. u.
:ss-administrator Bond, Oath andLef
ter--24.
3f-Commissiou for Dower-2f
s5-Contraet for Share of Crop-24.
;s0-Contract for Wages-2f.
ss7-Mortgage to Secure Advances to
PIaurers-2l
BIS Merchants Lien and Mortgage, Sc
curu2 Existing Indebtedness and Future
Advances-2L
:so-Landlor'ls' Mortgage Lien, for Rent
Money--24
ao-T-anllord~' Mortgage Lien for share
OF Crop-2I
ss-De,d OF Trust for Rent aHJ Supplies
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SPECIAL BLANKS
CONTRACTS s,ud SUPPLIES.

IRE CLARION Office IS now ready to fiji
orders for any Of the following Blanks at
the rate of 8 per quire. or $500 per nun
bred. These Blanks have been prepared for
as. at different times by emineutat attorneys,
ana conform, in al particulars To the laws
of Mississippi. Tue No. preceding each
Blank IS the Ne. given in our general cata-
logue, and parties ordering may give this
No, aud we win understand what l. equir-
ed:
20. 35.-Contract for share of Crop.
NO. sG--Contract for Wages
No 3s-Nortgage 70 Secure Advances to
Planters.
Vo. :ss.--Mercbants' Lien ard Mortgage
Securing Existing Indebtedness aud
future Advances.
No. 30 Landlords Mortgage Lien for
Rent Money.
No. aO.-Landlords' Mortgage Lien for
Share of Crop.
No. u.-Deed of Trust for Rent and Sup
plies.
No. 4S@s--btEo vi trust 10 OctiAfE AZ
vances b. Merchants--yery gener-
ally used.
No. s:s.-Deed Of Trust for General Pur-
poses.
Special Blanks printed to order on rea-
souable terms. Address
POWER & BARKsDALE.
JACKSON, January !. 1873
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EsBB EES
IA john HoyiE o'rEILEY.

Those we love truly never aie,
Though ear 5y year lhe sad memorial
wreath
a riuG Ct flowers types OF lie and death.
Arc laid up tAc.r grayes
For deptil the pure life saves.
Aud t8e ail pure II love: .t.u love eau reach
Freu Heaven 10 earth, aud aeb.er lessons
teach
Tnal these by mortais rca0.
Wei blesti~ ~ WHO has dear one dead ;
A friend he. has IS hose face viii never elan 60.
A dear communion HAT viii not 2IuN
strange;
The anchor of love is death.
The blessed sWeetn IS Of "A loving breath
Nhiraeh our check all fresh through eau
years.
For l.l woo died long siace, ah waste not
tears;
Shes thine unto the end,
Thank Cod for one dead fl5eud,
With fac still rqdient with tile li4htoi truth,
Who love the gray beard as he loved the
youth,
Though twenty years ofdeath.
I'm Ljppiucor'- Magazine for Nav.
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T a RIM q Ho ME


The best remedy we have Tried for rats,
Is cats had rather keep haif dozen
cats than that number OF rats. Once we
thought we could not endure a cat oh the
premises, but when the rats ran every
where through the buildings, into the
garden, chicken and gosiin coops, and
would face person with such an insult
ing look-we cavea III. We keep three
cone Is 8 years Odd the year through; az
times there are more. What We cannot
give away We allow free ride, when
old enough to take care of themselves
a cat should not be fed amy meat give
plenty OF milk, some potatoes, crumbs ot
bread, de. Rats, Tor the past 10 years,
have been few and far between; the cats
stand as seuriuels, and take them soon
after making their appearance on the
farm .-Onanaars
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Miss Cushman. once said in a convers 4
ton on elocutiou; Among the multi
tubes Of young men and women who come
TO me for advice with regard to their
adopting the stage for profession, many
VIII say; We are finished in eloeution:
what next shall we doF 'Elocution? | re-
ply; 1 don't know what it is. l never
studied elocutioa. God gave me a mouth
Of peculiar conformation. which enables
me, without an effort, TO make a whisper
heard 10 the remotest corner of a lage au-
ditorum;and he gave me "A demonstrative
sonl, and power 10 express it. What
ever feel, speak Just as | feel it, with
the passion, the utterance, which Nature
die ates. That Is all | know about el-
ocu ion"
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Eee.llnE oas atrnw.

! wintered 200 head of sheep on sheaf
oats, cut short labout bait an .ucb) aHd
mixed with corn meal, fed dry The
amount per day was about eight bushels
If oats with one bushel meal In addition
they bad hay or corn foe der, and although
we had very wet time of IL they are look
ing quite well. The most of them had mo
shelter The oats were fed ia troughs made
"a three 6inch boards, the sizes mace So
as to flare, or be about two inches wider at
the top than BOTTOM think the oats Il Us
fed are IF considerable more value than IL
threshod, As in this way the sheep eat up
every straw. his also splendid feed ior
calves. II. Cope, Harr.soa Co.. Ohio.
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GARRETT WARFnOUSE.

= BROUSSEAU, Importer and Dealers, Of
a. fers, Wholesale and Retail,
CARPErING. 1000 pieces of English and
American.
OIL CLOTHS, Floor, Table and Enamel
MATING, 1000 rolls, White, Check and
Fancy.
Covers.
CURTAINS, Lace and Nottingham Lace.
BROCATELLE, Cotelin ;, ferries, Reps, etc.
HAIR CLOTH, Gimp, Plush, etc
JAN 1-in A. BROUSSEAU
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Grnnd Lodge constitution 6 ReguIations.

Grand Lodge Constitution X Regulations,
Orders on file for the new edition Of the
Constitution and Regulations OF Grand
Lodge will be filed this month. 1t embra-
ces the Constitution, General and Permanent
Regulations for Grand aud Subordinate
Lodges Bylaws for the government of Su-
coordinate Lodges; Rules Tor Trials in Grand
and Subordinate Lodges the Landmarks
and Ancient Charges Forms, etc, all print
ed from large, clear type, on very heavy white
paper. We have printed four hundred copies
only in excess Of registered orders Lodges
that have not yet ordered, should secure at
least one dozen copies of this edition, and
we would prefer that no order should exceed
twenty-five copies. Price: 81 80 for twenty
five copies; 81 90 per dozen; 50 cents for
singje copy. 4 few copies will be bound
with stiff covers. which viii be furnished at
so cents copy.
J L. POWER,
grand Secretary.
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Pine Residence for SoIe.

TNHE FINE RESIDENCE Of w. T. Ware i
a offered for sale cheap and on easy tame
~. r ,nlelmprovementsa arc excellent an espacioas.
lie dwellins is situated about one mile and a
quarter from the Capitol. Either Is or 20
acres, surrounding the dwelling, tas the nnr-
chaser may prefer will be sold wish the
dwelling.
For terms, apply TO
JOHNSTON s. JOHNSTON,
tSeA@ 944 Agents
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Observation-Disclosures WDsW0UrM
DIR. S. ALEXANDER-
or Clinton, Miss.

/ AZ just received q fresh supply III R5t.,1I.
,a.ob 80 loI Having devoted
chronic Diseases, hc j. prepared no ri.ra D.. ..s
persia una Chronic D.arrhma. CLronlo
uses ei lhe LUNGS, Liver spleen nnl k.lA
nv Df9Psy, Asthma. scrufula aud ref w.
Stertme arrangements, enc Persons reeidfngl
san ,o eo EfSe a.sianee 20 oonsuit him ia per
- ~ ~ ao ~ oy letter succeasluuy. puhIr
Aetlea mlfl
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FOR SALE.
Mar IS 1874

TI1HE DESIRABLE PROPERTY r< FroNr
Il Of the State Capitol ou esa.. -r.rs M
north OF Greens Bank. bc.Hr II .t f..rr ~
said Street and running Sd To-. Gt.. .t.r.fl,-
er with the improvement t.sar
will also lease for "a t..ti OF y.,rz 80.
place Al which live in adjoining the Cor
porate limits OF Jackson, conta4rfry 1850 acrts
orc hard
Also a place fCr-sale miles from Jackson
and miles from Clinton confirming 40 acr,5s
OF land on hich there is good resid enea
ami ~ acres o. open land The improve
ments worth double the money aaknd ,d ~,
place; apply, 70 the unders gnsd or, 70 Maj.
-marz'-om. Ri. WINTER, AIT.
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GOLD OCEAN,
20 SHEETS OF CHOICE MUsIC--s1 90
COTTON SEED.

TWIN AND TRIPLE BALL COTTON
Il SEEDS.-The earliest and most prolific
cotton Fnown and seed pure Produces COM
monty two balls from one bloom sonnet mes
three and occasionally four balls from one
bloom; omefimes II produces four blooms IN
one form For circulars describing cotton
wish certificates and price of seeds. address
STUART q KIRKLAND, Agents,
Fsbae-a Jack SOM n isss
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Paying Employment.

DOR IL having spare time, in selling oar
II NEW BOOKS No Fancg or Transient
,eork but NECESSITY to all classes OF people
actually saving money TO Buyers, Book
Agents seeking something useful and fast-seI
ing. and AL having any spare tine for pleas
nj work, without risk, write at once for com
plete Is page descriptive circular and liberal
terms. 20 +. A HUTCHINSON x Co..
Feb19. st Louis, No.
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Victor Sewing Machine, 70 make al clOth-
ing of any and every kind for family nae.
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The smallest women look hopefully to
hymen.
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N A SONIC


tura.sss .a aad 0ashts ca''-
plei- sa-i} 81 Cll'
l.1l sai @7i 81 ii'a
aaa19 rSoaFEl4 tllLEp rRoG
LoJgex C6a, aely, toa.f.s Rd toallaq'tderas
ALWAYS % HAND:
And &. r4t free ot Postage on receipt OF price
p.iults--z- per hUaoredi II - Tor FHty
Petitions Tor pegrees-oaIae Pflce
Petitions for VI mbersilip-20 cents per dozen.
Secretary Warrant on Treasurer, with
margin, boRhd........ .....-.......-.. q "
Treasurer Receipt Book-bound---.... 10
Secretary 5 Receipt Book, Tor degrees -
and duVs-.-.-.--...-..--. .-.....-...--.- -
Book OF Receipts trcm Treasurer to Sec 40
rotary : W
sI iis5y e -rgo,...s'. :" 90 90
Gers. ticsttes Tor the Willows or nearest
relatiYe-o OF Deceased Brethren, attest
GA bv Grand crcuTY-per dozen-...-. W
Summons 10 attend stated or Special
Meets nES-Ier hundred ....-.--..... ~
Visitors Register for Loagt or Chapter o.
Minute Book for Lodge or Chapter,
from '--'' 49, '--e2 ~ -, ~
Ledger for Lodge or Chapter. from - TO II w
Book .. Marks Tor Chapters .-....-...,..--At- %
Diplomas, Parchment, Morocco tuck. ~
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-05-07

Agent for Kinds. Madison. and Rask;rrs coll1-
ties. Ossiee JACKSON. Miss. Felix's SIN.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-04-16
Pu[l.bilic1 Sale.

PURSUANT to an order Of Court, will ex-
pose to sale at Anderson Court House, on
the First Monday in May next, the Judgments
and: Chooses in Action belonging to the Estate
of VIM. Welborn. Terms cash.
S5.asu s.a,:W VIM. s.. BROWN, Receiver.
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