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The weekly Louisianian., 1874-07-25
UNION REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
3"-7"i'@'''' 80 C01nITTER
, oumALlCoAAurTER

Nama. Post Omoe. State.
Hon. Eugene Hale, 80. Ellsworth. Me-.
4 f C.aigen. Lebanon. m. q.
Geo W Handee. .Mor1isville. VI
Henry L Pierce. Boston. . . Mass.
IN PeEdleton. Westsrisy. B. I.
Hi Starkweathef. Norwich. Conn
:" 'Thos G Plat. ..Oswego.. IN, 7.
" Marcus L Ward. Newark. . N. J.
Simon Cameron. Harrisburg Pa
VIM Albert 90. Baltimore. Md. +
p 49, John r Lewis. .1ihwood. :. Va. :
CT Cobb. ....... Elizabeth City NJ
/" Rich'd II Whitley. cambridge. Ga.
!" Geo 3 Spencer. Decatur. Ala.
Geo G McKee,. .Vicksburg. Mis-.
JR West... New Orleans. L..
HIS :Bundy... Reeds Mills Ohio
in Thornburg. Knoxville. Tenn.
John Coburn.. Indianapolis Ind.
n Chapman. =. Washington. D. G.
John A Logan, Chicago. Ill
~ HE Ravens. .... Springfield. Mo.
z Chandler. 90. Detroit. 80. Mich.
& B COnover. Tallahassee. Fla.
W Flanagan. .Wallng's Ferry.Tx
James Wilson. .Ttaer. ...Iowa,
G w HAzleton. Columbus. Wis.
s O Houghton. San Jose. Cal.
J.R LoAand. -. Milford. Del
i" n B Strait. ..... Shakopee. %. MINI.
/" H Mitchell. ...P Portland. Oregon
!" 8tA Cobb. go. .Wyandotte. Kan.
A1Boreman. j.. .Parkersburg W. Va
VIM II Stewart. Virginia City. New.
p Hitchcock. Omaha. .I.Neb.
Powell Clayton. Little Rock. Ark.
IA Chaffee. ....D Denver. Col.
I" re Mccormick. Tucson Arizona
SB Elkins. %. Santa Fe. N. Hex.
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~ oScsAnA 9~AVoy o TNT
:dstasa4inhedo by the ne*# Board Of
Engineers 10 om he matter was
committed by the action Of the
National Congress. We: cannot,
for Lack Of: space give the speech Of
tho Senator in extenso. We quote
from the n. @. Republican ",',
Aspecial meeting of the Chamberof
Commerce was held last evening.
: The object Of the meeting was to lis
ten to an address ,ffom 6enator West
at his request, on the subject of the
Fort ST. Phillip canal and the scheme
of ieti@' atithe mouth Of the Mfhiiis
Gppi riveh~ ~ r., ri: "".s.F:
In addition ton large attendance Of
members Of the Chamber, there were
many prominent citizens who came In
consequences of the notice of the: sub
ject to be discussed and the general
Invitation .extended to the public.
Among others were Mayor Wilt,
Postmaster RinggQld, Representatives
Sypher and Sheldon, Senators Sypher
and Herwig, Deputy Collector Herwig,
Judge Macarthur, G.. W. Carter, Esq,
ex-Mayor Brice, ex-Mayor Flanders,
General M.Jef Thompson, DE-. Ken
ner, Esq, P. j. Kennedy; ESD, and
many Others.
A large number of extra seats had
been provided but the hall was crowd
ed, Notwithstanding by q quiet and
deeply interested audience, only break
ing into applause occasionally which
ceased at the sound Of the presidents
AT about eight. o'clock, President
Oglesby being absent, Vice President
J. NJ Sandidge called the meeting to
order, and introduced the Senator to
audience. -.
At the conclusion of the address,
Congressman Sypher also addressed
the Chamber in favor specially of
the canal project. Mr.. Seixas,
having first, obtained the assurance
from Senator West, that his action
in the Senate would conform 10 the
recommendations of the new board
Of survey, whether they shall decide
in favor of either the canal or iettee
system offered the following reso-
lutions as expressive: Of the views of
the Chamber, which were unani-
mously passed:
Whereas, This Chamber, founding its
upou the almost unanimous opin-
ion of all engineers who have examined
the 8 ubject, has persistently advocated
the construction Of the Fort st. Philip
canal as the best way of securing aperma-
nent deep water outlet into the Gulf; and
Whereas, In accordance with 9 recent
act Of Congress, the President Of the
United States haa organised q board Of
engineers whose duty it will be TO exam
inc and report definitely upon the whole
question, and. believing that the recon-
mendations of this board will be but the
reaf6rmation of opinions heretofore ex-
pressed by 80 many eminent engineers,
and lately sustained by a large majority Of
votes in the popular branch Of our ma
tional Congress; it is
Resolved, That this Chamber. Of Com
merce hos heard with satisfaction the as
suranos Of Senator West, that.he will cor
daily support any line Of Improvement
that may be recommended by said board
of engineers. -, .~-
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OUR STATE EXCHANGES.

AAo Osss0 sseys"~' ~ wy @S'SAS
in its disapproval Of: the tenomin-
alton of Congressman Sheldon, and
asserts that any of the many Re-
publican aspirants in the Second
District, will serve the State far
more ably and better than General
Sheldon.
The Shreveport 1Snses seems to
out Herod Herod in its intense fer
vor for mischief and revolution.
Advocating the White League, it
attempts by direct attack and in
cendiarism to- destroy the Republic
can expression of its opponents.
Its most recent effort being the in
element Of the mob spirit for the
destruction Of the South W'esern-
Telegram, . Republican journal. il
that city. -,
The East Fehciana Tribune is thus
severe upon a toe common class OF
political deceivers:
There are a good many whitewashod
Republicans in this State whose wherea-
bouts are not unknown, who would like, in
order to have q fair fold for plumber, to
dispose of the following named gentlemen.
Hon. p. B. 8. Pinchback, Hon. c. G.
Antoine, Hon. J. Henri Burch, Hon. T.
T. Allan, Hon. Daniel Gormy, Hon. John
Clair, Col. James Lewis, and q host Of
Others that space NOR time will permit us
to mention" ..i.. ST..
In . we'll considered article on
How and Why" the Grand Era
very clearly demonstrates the inter-
dependent relations: between the
and the employed; asserts
the folly of all attsmptsAo interfere
with or control the political convic-
lions oil. tho aborar because Of these
relations; and bespeaks Cancellation
and char;tym the rieht.of teecpin-
ion, and the exarcisejof true iudge
ment, together With a better mutual
understanding to allay-a and isapsts
the foolish prejudioes at the present
The 81. Charles Herald speaks thus
enoouragipgly Of the rice crop:
Notwithstanding the carly fall
of.the;fivef, the rice all over the parish is
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-07-25
SENATOR BEFOR THE
~*CHAfBER OF COMMERCE.
S5s

On Monday night last Senator
J. R. Wet delivered, by invitahon'
an ;e~ktas1stive and INSTRUCTIVE adj
dress before the Chamber d. Com
merce on the subject Of our Cult
optlets-shoWing the present status!
Of the question-the purpose and
q Legislation and the
prospective success that awaits the
enterprise. ip some adequate form
90 soon a tie most feasible plan,
by sctaa survey and test ehall be
:dstasat4ihedo by the ne# Board d
Enginisers 10 ~hola.ahe matter was
committed by the action of the
National Congress- :: We. cannot,
for Lack Of. space give the speech Of
tho Senator in extenso. We quote
from the N. @. Republican: "st.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

COUNTY JA1L.-Information comes
to Us that certain parties in this city
desire the County Commissioners to
build o jail at the rear Of the present
eourt house. We hope tho commiss.
toner's will do no such thing. Every!
one at all familiar with the conditions
Of the county building knows that it
is poor thing,-the foundation was
ne YER good, and the superstrncture is
worthless for auy tut temporary pur-f
posss. No more money should be ex-5
pended upon it than is needed to keep
il in repair. Anything ia the way Of
90 addition . that shakey old shell
viii psovsA dead loss. Tho county
sns.as; . substantial Jail, with Shoriff's
Office and rooms for tho convenience Of
10 detective force. These she needs al
once, and. ; respectable court. house, Is
something farther in the fsture, but
surely coming, and it should not b
headed of by building = back-do at
tachmcnt to the present criminal es
capo value Of the county. z
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

TuE ladies Of the Floral Club had :
most pleasant re-unios in The grove q
he lewsr bsidgs on Turtle Creek last
Tuesday .iasrsoon. TIE weather, Vas
Imagsi1eent and the gathering just
large enough for sociability, numbering
about fifty. Refreshments were served
aud enjoyed.with relish. Il is tho
intention Of the Club to reorganise and
hold ! series Of entertainments for their
own instruction and amusement, and to
contribute what they may, incidental
y, % the enjoyment Of tho public.
Wsss such occasions - that Of Tues
Day moro frequent, there would be a
900 sosial feeling and a stronger bond
of unity than at present exists among
the people ofithe City.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

4 TIN aDllsving very oomplimeatsry
astiss appeausa = : rseeat ssnhss Of
- 0ssee 1tasss. - s. 81 !.
4. Poaaee ~ III bsso 8 .
lsoe . eo1sd With D.. Clsmner's
l,lsesse = thh plass, NJ satered IL:
= - 1 With the Doctor 10 the
IA1stin drug store and removed there.
Charley has been in DE- Clemmer's
stors and family thirteen years, with
the exception Of two years spent in
Grinnell College, and his been gen
eral fayoeito With oil in this cemmuni-
u, icing pleasant and honorable in his
social aud business intercourse. While
We sre pleased to note his business i'd
vanoement, re Iee.et to have him
leave this plaoe. His wife will go to
Austin in ! few days. Trey carry to
their new hore the kindlicst wishes oil
their many friends
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
GRAnD MEADOW Sept 1871

1nAnp lLlAn,,o1w, Sept. 1914.
81 b. IRx1csII - stlhcrs have como
tome certain rumb Thin I. Nv ~, dlays.
tho Anti Monop Lists o. this side of the
county are trying q 3 orl sup = intell
% ikIor 81 ny. Delloeta { & EEiberalsA ~.
Noaepeltf Lisnd, q g. GsAad
Meadow Station, lor To Legislature
=gusss 10 does not know what tho rins
~ 8 o. pe1hape 10 would object. You
no doubt suenher 10 resolution y 10
toduced = No eln1lolable 13rov1D u
.conyention, VI: That no ONCE seeker
should Be nominated By the new party.
Tho writer Of this has taken some p.ina
q got u tie sentiment Of the farming
community in the several towns adjacen,
TO this village, and he finds almost q uni
Il Of ideas on the subject, which Is this;
that Chas. F. Grecning Of this town, will
be the most acceptable man that can be
found in this part Of the county, for Rep
resentatiys; and # the County Conven.
tion sees ht 70 give such q position on the
ticket. ! think they can do no better than
s. put On de Eight Corporal. Z
j &, Ss5. + # +A54@
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10


. TaH Gauss or IEllPsRAHcx finds
ons 81 Il most insid ions asd ~ getoud1ls
Il 81 the many g called .'tonio 3 nd
]. pettii.sss, nsde 81 ehsap vhisky
md leiass liquor nis,sd saiiit
Ed,eprayed appetit an . IN nause q
edicins. GAIIyoR-
slA IN1dAE! BITTx AZ pone 81
In & 4 - !, but
~ 8 genuine md c & s ps q sgst
blc, 81 y
|..egal.f p6y 8 =
Iof 10 tomach \ idas llaladdssll,
:, / Il 4,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10


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~, =. = & ls!I =! \ y. 3 4
i |! II
!, & I! 4 IL 1ls1a "a -
is sxtens| \. i & t q praa chs1
equtrea ~. 3 Sz knet t e.
a 4 ,ot1 81. G. !. cl g Y
line 8 oye g!
nsnt te9.t har,i 81 l,Sst "a 49,.
Imeshods IS imppalt l AZ sn,ts uotlon, a
veil % ns!iag go per1ses
p ~. No yocstl
vs. isSunll g give Z det aiI -
|prera y q 10 !
g! u !, !! 81 Niil hay ;.
ned 1!,. e . g ], |. = g. q; !!
frignsl ! q hoeFapl S;efneils t1eo.
[eraphi1s eeayey'sI alish' s..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

II
- E duIil =
: ~ "a 6 4 - T.
~ MI & fsnd slsd ~ ls ~ I 9 on !,
g $3.50 - accept ol s "a !. 81 =
o. October 81 comm ulil -
10 al ainaainl 6 TT. neS rs 8
|tire nom his Pm mt feld q lAho is s
llthonfh his pastoral eilorts aye bon
chiefly g shiss own rsoplc ne
public has become suiic ientl familiar
i.svith his characteI and alnnents ~
highly Ne learn
fkae ~ hrc ~ teen very pro pesoaa
- IS ~ nin Mo-. anil ~ IL With.
dr.1al : ionel 81 clrcuamlast ances ii
shich no clement IS unpl iaditness e:
Il Is 5isz5
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

IzFNfs IN q Sres tiul-
IL. I'm. iafSrll NO Pop 80 Asssin 1ndEvyi-
ISlnity thae ~ No 81 q II 81 r. go us.
I'LL .eno1t,s III mi Il sotsss III Psae-
toe aptts III, ~ g.
1tel e 1psas,ble paia.
|sss I0leh q s6 n tosp ~ md restore
thor tot naf i0pG 10 usslni
III tn1sgt - l1old 33ilySs III. Vpls6ass
EasAs III Issg
|.s Z y ]. r..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
Moscow, July 81, 1874.

MEER1cK s. Knox: S.
Gents:-~I have this day commenced
cutting my wheat believe the first il
this town; and the Edward Harvester +:
bought from you more than satisfies mi
expectations. One span of horses handl,
it nicely, and the binders say it is tn.
easiest Harvester to bind on that the,
ever saw. It saves all the gyain.
ct. NJ. L. BULBS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

raR District Coart win hold . session
commencing On Tuesday next. 1hcre
will be considerable criminal business,
.althcneh In one sense not very important
We learn that several TAX suits arising
under The new law no 70 b tried,-par--
ties appesing 70 contest the claim q The
Sease. s5@
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

GRAnD MEADOW, Sept. I 1877

GaAnD. MEADOW, Sept I 1874
BID. TRANsoR1pr:As you are in
clincd to notice the Sabbath Schools Of
the county, / take pleasure in giving
70 you an account or the Scandinavian
Union Sabbath school, held in the lit
tie Scandinavian Methodist church at
Langxorth ,ornorsin the town OF
Grand Meadow, Two miles north Of the
station on the 8. NJ. r. r. go.
Tho school waa reorgaaized IN the
early part Of the season and has : reg.
ular attendance Of over fifty members
The officers 40 : follovs: !. D. Les'
her, Sapt; Hans Andarsos, ~, SuptII
Mrs.. B. +. Lsngworthy, Treas. !; En.
ma LApgvorthy, Sect'y, :. Z. Lang.
worthy, Librarian. The tsachers orc
. follows: class l. Helen Olson; clasl
e, Clara Olson; olaas 3, J. /. Bryan;
GLASS 4, Mn. Is. Endersoa; class 5
Hans Anderson; class 8, Mn. =: F.
Langworthy; class, Ole 0. Moan.
There seems to be . deep interes
felt in the school BY both teachers and
scholars. About threc-fourths Of th.
latter are from the Swede and Norwe
gian families in this immediate yicini
| ty, The most Of them are Lutherans
small portion are members Of thu
Scandinavian Methodist church.
I think our school can truly be call
ed q ''union" Sab5ath.school. We ar
to have a CONCERT some time mex
month.
Rev: E. Emerson is the scttle'
minister over this church, who, viii
his. most excellent wife, is doing goos
service, in the position assigned him.
Mrs. i. has an organ which she ha
put into the church for the pleasure Q
the children, Miss Langworthy play
for them. I think We have avory sue
cessfnl and interesting school.
3. r. LAxowoHruY.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

Hon. II. W. PAas, has returned iron !
protractetl visit TO the home Of his father
in New Hampshire. Although the trip
added but little to his avoirdupois, it has
served to lnvisorate him. and 70 dipcl
that look ~ vearinaaas "a vkich lie has
20 long beso soDsvAas conspicuous. We
are dad. q noAo hla 0al6 rotuIn.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

Tu1 Young Peoples Temperance
Union, arc contemplating a series Of en-
tertainments to DO given In aid OF the
Free Reading Rooms. The project y
certainly comme.aabae, ard should re-
ccive substantial encouragement.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

Mr.. b. F. No1aAN and family have re-
turned from lengthy visit ct the east,
where they enjoyed themselves highly.
Mr.. Il bought . large stock Of goods for
the house az 6olner 3 Morgan, and they
are disappearing rapidly.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

Tue entertainment h jones' Hall
last Monday evening IN aid Of the
Episcopal Church, = spoken Of . hav-
ing beea cell attended aa1 tho dsace
was regarded b. The toe-trippiag ia
teruity, q very enjoyable ahair.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

ljss lp Nllc,EN &

Roosnt1y fton u Orpsss, iseonstns III
|spsa 8 privats % mol 81 ~ y alsh sildinS,
Ion Jlflls etssst, in a nltin, % londAyS
E3lst Inst 70 ca ition az M tho oonnlon
branches usaall intro nesd in school, Aiss
|psr month sta.s saah pap
Ion d, the ii.ns
g Sirsns $lo Pr g
term.
ukiek 49, e1,fo III o. IS, md Worth a.
/ pSarona6 e ~ q sltass,I
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

J. SWAN has received . large and
well selected stock Of oil kinds Of Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, 60, Of the very latest
styles, which he offers at the Lowest
living prices. Call and examine his
stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
Swan means business. Give him j
call & So n3m2
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

D.B. SMITH, has bought Of Startling
Chandler, the corner east Of the public
square, and south Of J. n. Bates wagon
shop. He has moved his Office upon it,
and will make his headquarters for coal!
and farm machinery at that place here,
after, ' !
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

Mr.. E. r. PnH1fs, historical agent OF
Andreas Atlas at Ninnesosa, is In the
city looking up events. All who render
him any assiatancs will DO entitled TO the
thanks of TIE author and publishers.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
FARMERS IN9URANcEA ssO.
i,s3z:: ATf0 Is,ss5.

E3tA Il tOt -
Sbe,'ll', o,od' S E1ni;d upon this
llOell -t7'iie sttti /; OF the
Farmers. has greatly in.
creased. its hold !. upon the
public confidence, G,ad::giv-
en- an impetus to its bust
ness ,t,lalc]s nothing else
could hare done. "a Is the
best ndue1'tti;se 7,se1at at the
least cost, which could hare
been i71aD7'0uis ed.
q. VO BUR Agent,
Austin, Ainp.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
Correspondence &c.

BHownspAIE, Sept. 9Th, 1914.
Engineer Brown, Who was thought to
be fatally bruised andS burned i'm the 8.
N. RsR. wreck, Ii stu At tho Robinson
house, and is slowly recoyermgs He
owes hiss lie to ths pntiring manifesto
tons 81 Kid friendssand the ! and
faithful csss Of hiss nurse, MrEri Colby.
B.F. Bacon commenced laying tile
foundation of hissnew brick store, last
Monday, on the site Of his old Astore,
which burned down last winter. This is
as itshould be, and We hope TO see 9th.
ers follow his example, in putting up
other brick structures, and thus add TO
the appearance ofour thrifty little town.
We understand the NJ. E. Society have
purchased .the white house,. for = par
sonage. and We hope 10 soon see arrange.
ments perfected for IL occupancy
Mr.. s. Z. Drown of Beaver Dam, Wis,
Is sick With cholera morbus, ats,theI resi-
dence Of Msj. Drown, aad thoaeh As one
time his life was dispaired q, he e now
getting better. q. Il.
Horses in larges numbers are being
brought here for sale, from Wis, and
consequently horse flesh ison the de.
cline. 81 ...3
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
DICKINSON HOUSE, {.
BRowNsDALE, M1NN.
+ opposite the Grange Hail. on Main Street.
v7nes JOHN ROBINSON, Prop'r.
Real Estate.

Real Estaia. .
Improved Farms, and Wild Land,
for sale in any quantities, and upon
terms to suit allapplicants.
Enquire Of =. VOSBURG. /.
Austin. Mimi, March Goth, 1874.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES. &

J. TRu1sDE1I, has Just received sfull
line Of the celebrated Reynolds Bros ane
~ the best goods ever offered 70 the mar
ket- I. . .5s.5
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

Jusr received . nev line Of hats and
CAPS, tue fhll and winter wear, sold Is
per csst cheaper than last year at Jones'
bieek. =. f. szs = - II
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

A NEW stock of the best boots and
shoes just received, and sold cheap at
X. Knudson's. ,@~- -,.s93 : 70
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

BeltinR of all kinds may be found
at J Truesdell's, at Chicago aid Mil
waukco rates. You will save time and
express charges By buying Of him.
v7-n16 If.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
For Sale or Rent.

=" For Sale or Rent. q
Two desirable dwellings-horses; also
one vacant lot, corner Mill and High
SITS, or will exchange for unimproved
land in this county. Also some valuable
Household Furniture, Sewing Machine,
and Organs, for sale. I. N. HAWKINS
n12, No. s.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

The largest stock Of trunks and travel
ing bags in Austin, ct Knudson's. Jones
block. Z. rs
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
HAVE YOU TRIED
E u E B a

& .
rs Weak, HoIyous, o. Debilitatedl s.
ro10a aosk1onGa1d that any exsrtion
rsqnis6s m0ss q 80 btt than yoa feel saps-
81 r. : g 36 1,IlD I. g v,a4.slt,
eoni0 Aad invieesaess, whieA $500 bslo-
Aeany - the ssosse I've organs O o inpaze
yiEor % IN tAevital forces. 81
rs i g no aloo1olis a3pseisss, which seinn-
laees lbf sAe5t tlnsl only 90 lee Tia ssasrss
I'LL = levee dsllA sls niessy, h1t r q Z
Vegetable to1is asting 6ilSeel - 0ye1
sad spleen.
IG reen.aoel1 =thss .Dsui y, 1sists IL
nerves, and Two saohS q lsalthy tsns 20 The
1holo systeR @ 70 soon 0Ake tho Invalid -
llke Z 1sN psseoa.
lts OpSsRo1a0n . ~ vislsetI 1T 4
shAialtaIased krsae ~ r.
tisat sxpss z ) = shaass, =
naeksd 1s1ait - - Gll1ly his tssssleg /.
$3.50 1ssa thsir tsats, NE - AsaAs,
81 Anl ava S. S.:
Thls isEne nswI and untsisd aisoovel9,
bit HIS - sione nssa viii vsndssfsl rsn-
odiai yssnlts, md u pronO11oo1 by the 1ifah.
- medical anth ritfss, 2 9 tho mott powerful
tonic and alteratiy6 known. Z. 81
& Ash your drnggist Tor IL s
IS For ssls 81 FULLER . ULL1R, Chiea,
IS. n, 1s 3
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

S Ono pair spotted. EAits, Dask and Ysi-
Ilov;; One Yeilou color. wiith Etc spoty
broad, horn. aad { white 5star e tho fore,
head theotl ; o = 8 dark brown. or brindle5
~ tho above being about eight q nine years
old, each.
Any person furnishing info. !. alton leading
10 tho discovery q the shove named animals
will 30 literally rewarded. Address
J. N. PATCH,
Rose Greek, Mower Co.. MINI.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-15
NEW OBLIGATION

NEW PUBL ICATION
At Bryan's Bookstore.
M EMOIRS OF MANY MEN AND SOME
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Mrs. Deecher's House-keeper and Health
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John Stuart Mills Autobiography. s2.25.
Science and Religion. BY Prof. Joseph
LeConte. $15 SO.
The Atmosphere, with beautiful chrome
platos. by Camille Flamarion. SC.
Crooked Placcs-A Novel. BY Edward
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Joseph the Jew-A Novel. so ccnte
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-15
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
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SOLU GLE PACIFIC GUANO,

rSNHIS GUiNO is now 60 we'll known in all
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wears past has eBtabi-hed its character Tor
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the surcct guarantee Of the continued excel
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pared under The supcrint endrnce OF DR. St
Jn!ian havcncl, Oh, mist OF the Company. at
Charleston, :. 4. Hence planters nAy rrst
assured that i'a ina!i,y and conpo-iii,,. is
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j. N. ROBSON.
Selling Agent Charleston. $. &.
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General Agents, baltimore
Term as cash: i53 time, without int,
rrs.
TO Accommodate planters. they can order
now and havo until Lat OF April to decide
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