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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-19
Notice to the Public.

T,HR BUSINESS HERETOFORE CARRIED
on By the late J.. 4. MYRlcK and The un::
J. A.MYRIcK. Il the hrst building moth Of
Wells, FafEs q Co.'s. o street, virninia, will
not Be interrupted on account OF the death
OF Mr. Myriek. bat win be continued By the
undsrsigned, ct the same place.
Virginia, December 10, is1l. dsio iOt
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Ocean SIeamcrs
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARVING TIM
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULL-POW RRBb SrBANsHIPS
SAILING NewfOrk SATURDAYS from Liverpool On THURS
DAYS "a hns At Cork fisrDo- each VS..
REPUBLIC SATURDAY. March % q, 900
CELTIC SAlURDAl. April 4, al 1;OO m
ArRAJIC SATURDAY April IL al 1890 D
BALTIC SATURDAY. Aprii rs al 700 a
OCEANIC SATURDAY.. April -. 1890 m
From White Docs Payols Rerry. CIV
Passenger ter al clase unrvast combining
SAFKrY. SPERD AND COMFORT.
Saloons saerooms smoking bathrooms IN moahS so
sc
kA1hSSsioon $50 god Return Tickets fl4O gold steesgs
$50 Those for friends me Old COUNTY,
pr-psil s3S.
Passengers from America P.ns hApOafE
sweden. lnlis
Drafts 4
other Information me
sfceS. Nc. Il. J. CORIlS, Agent
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5ituaiions Udnieo Males
Clerks, Statesmen. &c.

Clerks, Statesmen. &c.
advertisement FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THR UPTOWN
OPgICbs 81 I-2 West Thrive eeoud-sL sos Wes'
rveaty thrd SOL Thru Thirty ourthsL tt the
HARLEh OFFICE No. $50 Foarhirs bst"een One
hundred Asf III reth al the BhOhbff
BRANCH OFFICE 3gJ sahiBg the Pos,
Ohse. up 70 p n. at regular once f'.ss
A FfRST-CLASS MATCHMAKER (Amerl-
can Of 20 experience sshcs situation IL ismlf sh ~
lDrb N lie busarss rae dus podou. hf.irifs.
49,. Il. ylrs. tnsgag
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Instantaneous.

GIierelldueous.
A RESPONSIBLE FIRM, having a large and
n centrally located Boston well aiaysed Tor exno too Of
and ma ufacfn goods would like the New Bngsnf Agency
Of some manufacturing brm whose goods
a.. nBcei ami lvorsbly known agent this
in Yors viii call Of correspondents uaul April l.
Ad1n.xs JOSEPH b. GARDINER
Westminster Hotel
nR. HOFFMAN,, late First Assistant of the
Onhbs tie Uuversty WIrzhuTg l79
Ren.eust near Civ Hall Brooklyn, n Y slecses Ly, B-r
Throat Erp ons Infections Corupive Skin Diseases
DAINT- BRUSHES, KALSOMlNE and VAR
NISH BRUSHES; Brushes Of description at $50
JOHN h HOIfbL, mauuIsoNieI sbl Importer.
1.-TWO FINISHED MARBLE SLABS for SALE
v.rv chesp size 4Or72 thickness inches just the
printers imposing tables for market uses Address drawer
81 Csiskin n. y
no ANATETRS.-FOr SALE CHEAP-A
nsu FOOTLATTE Of 6rstcaS workmanshp made 10 order
with overhead apparatus ornamental turning lckguird for SLOW
with corn drilling eccentric cutter
HA-''' " 1''- W v ADAMS, 10 City Hall, Brooklyn
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Gels Dan.eS--MaIe5

rI,HE BECKWITH SEWINGMACHINE Co
general and local SCENTS for the sale Of their go
SEWINGhACiNB 10 sells for cash. readily UNDERWOOD
n IN discount agents AMI efeasTe control
OF TERRITORY Teu or samples Address SoZ Broad
Ns--fOrk,
WANTED The YOUNG MEN'' CHRIS
TlAS ASSOCIATION requests merchants ant all parties "an
ng CLERKS, pOe cAues &c
20 amy a. corner 23ist. and Fourth-iVe.
NyrANTkD-Agents 10 sell line LIIe OF
w Charles Suinne-by Elias Ntsonfu complete and Au
thsauc-. opportunity for wile-a gake csny
~ b RUS ELL Publisher Boston.
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5aies op Aurtl0n
Ghanees tor BUSINESS Mcn

MANUFACTURING BUSINESS IN IRON is
VI parties having cash capital Of S25OOO knoNdee OF
hardware desirable but Responsible oondhen secure @
outlay
business send rea address nntcedl
INVESTMENT, Box l2j, New-Yors Tribune Ohcr.
DRINTING-OFFICE FOR SALk.-A splendid
opportunity offered huya doSut0wn hrstcass BOOK
AND JOB PRINTlNGHOUSB ia located within block Of 1h
new posi-Ofee CITY Hall Para slatOner publishers railroad
psnes others who have heavy b of printing will ln
this fsvor ghce cORsn
ing machinery. and all fsis
little
opoy 70 get nto an established business purchase essJ
lshmeut al about one-nafi original cost. Address
BARGAIN, Tribune Ofce
WOOL FOR SALE.-I will have for sale in
W be Spring 900 Pieces less Of Gambling an Com
mon Manufacturers wishing purchase will please siss.
L. WHEELER. Winchester Kentucky.
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amusemeris.

-~,
cADEfnMf1Ys N sd4iSs n rnr ra HhNoh
g n. 9'',ss, T. ' .ss,'s 'Ss v Rd ?; ', 'a
The H Orss',,
tbs : soor opssiH1 s.f hour p':,iss'it
The s,n t .a Siss1 sn SS;Ysn SS tSspayy
TOMORROW tERiOiD EygSIsG. M.roh a. {" 1870 pa
- ST IT5s9.T S SpsSA "a C9 % s,.a
Doors open st = n0oa
WITH q sao"i's powerful e Mn. cupryrryp NILSSON
ORTiID ...........M ANNIE LOUISE cARI
LoHgsSRIS 'saor agas2 * SsT pnNSFs
HEN HE KIs si9s M BLUM
Enarey sss 'Psa..I ;e a,:s 9,' costumes 'O'''"'
The worn produced ura,r The ars s.i,r, Of
sc.o.r,b, INWARD EEwis
Nv dresses .ud appointments. By BRUscui .ni ss's
'''S' manager scEvERI sYSoPsis;
Pir., Ac,-A rl,in on Tho bank. Of tbs Seb-dI
Third Aet-a The ord.i eh.nGsr PLAIN The bsass =" -
'' SATURDAY, ass., GRAND NILSSON MATTsss
Seat, no.. rsa for all Ii. .oov. At Academy at seh,ssr 7ot
Bnolisa, at No. ia BroaiwsY -
ROOTH" THEATER. Lessee. }. u. BOOTH.
~ LAST rHRRk NIGHTS
DISTINGUISHED 1fiMlriir AND ACTOR.
WHO WILL arPsAH EysET v sxhs NJ ahis "sSA
MYLBs Ma COPPALBBS."
The COLLEEN BANN.
BRIDES Of GiRaYowN
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 30. 1874.
knsas-mens q the Pesris..
wss will .p'''r for the FIRST rIME in this City =. her '''
''" ZIP OR POINT LYSDE LrGar
Seats secured ~ .DvAsOs at the Thsler Music =
c. II. DIrsoS x 80. al Brosivay
GRAND JUBILEE CONCERT
rrE gnoGkr ryT T45EHs hsats ;,
Nine. PAULINE LUCIA.
the creates. Lyric Arts, in the World ,,r,, ,,x,
leader hip and direction Of GILMORE lPree'or 's1
Director Of tie great Boston Peace Jablsel
consisting n .Iu FIVE performers irc!ung the ni1eat soons
e. A LgFEBRB saIOphone
Her LBTsCu rrp-soss
GRO W. MORGAN Cinelaa Organs. ri, contrib rA
preside Al the Great organ u Musical Taelt
before Brooklyn To seats application should b sAa'
sL4DRS No. sos Fu,oass; BOLLEsS No 24f Psos.t. sal
Office B. CORWlN. No Sly BfosiSp hs~f''A-
Reserved seats 80 cents 'r;r,.
GEORGE L. FOX ANNOUNCES with pleas
are and p.'n,gs pa'naS 0Ts n' 30 A . IT'LL ia
anu 100 Broadway, which VII Be reehrtened
BROADWAY THhATBR,
opened under his managemen sse ~ Nr pHOhus
H. TYLgR ae Acting Manager Of tie Olympic Ihc.,r OF A- s
.entaton Of series o. enter.ainnen 10 shch himself sna
M CHARLES x FOX sao"s 70 everybody " Ya OIL 70
in lhe business and ar1lte circles Of the pf''e.A'a
GRAND OPENING
EASTER MOsDkY APRIL g.
m particulars will be forthcoming tie attractions !" % p
"' HUMPrr DUMPTY At Hoss
The public, Obeiiont ,.ooc., s,x
a agSF pTTTxIPTVn MpTfai wisac.'e.
New-YorE March 7, 1874
ItTEINW Az HAIT-WA GNER NIGHT
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Gopartnersnlp Notltes.

Gopartnersnlp Notltes.
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between undersigned under arm Of g RNhf
son is this dar DISSOLVED By mutual consent NJ Benjamin
the outstanding sdIu Of the firm and Is alone
authorized % sign IN Liquidation. Quincy.
Nkw-YoRK, March 90 1874. BENZ. GUkNBf.
Referring undersigned beg inform his friends
he Photographic
ness on scc0uu Old establishment No lO3 FAaVe
til about and after that date al No 81 Broad
respectfully oicts nuancc
the patronage generously accorded th old
SyufynRT March 20 1874 BENZ. GURNEY
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CAMILLE,
ACADEMY OF MIISIC.

G A. .
TOT n the Music
Director .nd the beg
announce -
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Cectures ano meetiuss.

MRS LYMAN's LECTURE TO LADIES, at
vi Association Hall LectursOon THURSDAY, March 3D.
NJ promptly Subject. Diseases Women and Children s" AZ
30 cents
DROCTORs LECTURES on ASTRONOMY
AT rHB COOPER UNION-BT special Invitation Of The Pes
iens Colleges the leading Institutions Of this cV Pro-
X Will before his for Europe deliver I've
lectures Hall o the Cooper Umon at O'Clock o.
follows
FRIDAY March 81
The Wonders Of Astronomy"
WEDNESDAY, April l.
On The Coming Transit 81 Venus"
the lectures Dc procured 80
Appeons $40 and SOL Boadwy at tue Nor
Union and O. r. ?utnaa Ssss
corner Of Fourhavs Iwentyhrst Ia ~ bring bess
Of all the Of without rsserve1
seats is reduced 10 2Jc TO he paid at the door
DEV. J. HALSTED CARROLL, ID. d., win
Ia preach the Harvard Rooms srav sai For' eeos1
THURSDAY EVENING, 20-l inst, an Kew Dr. H. y hOhAH
oas SUNDAY MORNING next at sane pace.
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RoOTH,S IHEATER.

LESSEE and hAAAi lA. ...'..ss.'hr. j. D. BUTT
The distinguished appearing Ae COMPANY the Mugcs rec
the orehe attaches OF the theaer having AZ t-n
hF services the Lel have the pleasure OF Announcing o
low superb entertainment:
per with the Act BY
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MAN COOK in hotel, restaurant, or private
l'I fmyBs Rrsnchmaa aged 30 who thoroughly under
sencs all hsnhrsmai pastry Jes &c good recon- ndat0s
Please call A. CAGPENTEBS 1873 West Hast, shave
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,ToNINGToN LINE FOR BOSTON VIA
Orecn Steamers.

EAGLE LINE.
j. UNITED STATES NAIL SIEAhSHlPS
TO PLYMOUTH CHsRBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant Clrle-balt stclm,lD
uEkDER. Cart Fischer.
TUESDAY Apnl 2l from Eagle Line Pier foot Of ils'
HoJoken. - - $500. ~
PLYMOUTH. LONUOS. tHER8OURG. AND HAMBURG;
oln sl-J gold; second saloon, So goo seI'Ke
Plymouth Louaol Heerage 70 OAerSo- -
tanbarg $50 gold tickets Tor Hamburg. $50 CUR
freight apply FcNCH. EDYB Co. y scan "IiA4N g.
For passage Apply - KNAUTH, NACHOD, hJHNB, a.,
'f' General Agents ll3 Broadway
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E'ARAlER Experienced BY an American
mRre brought Long Island igei 40 years one sou
II rears maa understands al branches ncud working machines
sowing seeds breeding Sci would charge 81
place good Gail at CARPGSfBRS. ID West
Ilbst. Gtb ave-
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TIE LYCEUM

JIIAA. HAMbhhINl rser mo nIhilef
The following have volunteered
ensemble make the Cast worthy OF the
The prdued the supervision Of Mr. A. d. PALMER Of
wv ALEXANDER DUMAss FAMOUS PLAY
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u bs wan pn g'lea 0aAFA1 ? " F'7' POW 90 78l
.,t~ hos fuoI fslCs, .-sirsr -if uf .SIs tih
| ~ 4...s bss Sofs
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amn6emeus.

GRAND CHARITY &ATiNEES
N In sd OF the
POOR.
GIVEN By
MANAGERS ARrISTEs. MUSICAL DIRECTORS .nd ArIAOHS'
she
PRISCIrAL THEATRES OF sRw-YoRK
With the cooperation " the
PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS Of the CITY and COUNT
THURsDAY MARCH 26, at 1880 o'clock.
will be presented
SERIES OF THE MOST khMARkABLB
IRAMArIC REPRESENTATION
KNOWN ~ THB ANNALS VI IhE STAdk
UNION SQUARE THEATER.
~ h.IDaN sng 10
R the generous aid Of tne the UNIOS SQUARE
THEATRE COMPAN. together VIII Ia, Of the lcA D 49, a
member Of Orche hes the Thester he h'n
enabled for this occasion onr ,hi fa
M GEORGE FSee Rowed hrHg DRAMA a. Originally pro1aesa a.
THE GENEVA CROSS
THE night To produce this this occasion has been sr'Gu'I
offered By the author
M JDHN PARSEbLE
MATTHEW aOINEAU h MCKEE RANKIN
RIEL DUBOURG workman IN lie Bruins fictory - ,ooo,y =
Mr.. CHARLES r. THOkNB ~
SIMON COREICTET ayorknsn........Mr STUART ROBSON
POyTARME w1fkmrn j PRIOR
JEAN RABAr gatekeepr at lie Buns factory Mr. W - bOhhs
sPADASSIN Sergeant Of AObles....hL H. " ~,
tbs NJ " H. Wil;psis
ANTOINE leter-carrer. h " o.
GABRIELLE daugter Of lie Brun Mis- ROSE - ~ y
CAS,ASDkR, sister n lie Brun MIS-. hh III n, II
MAkTAGOS Of Gabrielle Miss ELIZA BAL hblSSba
REAI5EriB, tue little Miss hAUDs dhAhuhh
Worfpeople, Mobile Soldiers &c, &c. -
oTAGE hANAOhu...... M! . ""
ThhA>VkbR. MI b II 1Omnn
MUSICAL Dikbt lOR............... Nh H. IlssiNDION
SCENIC ARTS K MARnION
Mt y" 'c'S
W. 'A'"N'
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NIBLO,S GARDEN.


CARI.-lhe following ladies'
the specse, Ikea the orclcsra property
superumed ushes and hs OF the thater,
have, the VOLUN TERED tAer services
TIE DOORS WILL BIZ OPENED AT 1880 M the PbRfOaA-
ANCB COMMENCE ar $3.50 PRECISELY the nonsnscal abb
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CTEINWAY HALL-WAGNER NIGHT
- ON THURSDAY EVENING, March %. At 3
SECOND GRAND CONCERT
OF THE WAGNER UNION,
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Gardeners.

N marie As dclas GARDINER Understands pruning
S yrsper and vegetable garienng
pca gardener furnish undonbtet reiern
OuBLS AGENCY 100 West Jitht broadway
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GarOPdiitbe Nad .ifJten.

GtH GUtlsiPUnrsnt ru 9Une9n
. an:s" mslEs. aae 9uIla, &c puub,
tas 0s6tr'rrB tabt stnsswatgt clf
| p,fuBnae stouf N ttue H4itcaaltant
umias'R 'RaIsu. SOar st A,aw.n,guna
ter aGr',n Stdaun ts 6Htut,Us
nGt ts!p ~ uiaHg:n lun. taGn ,puS
tt 9hFf7il aus tsm Hatsllst 5a.ud
8'yo8sn Wrresn, I'm 3rtI "a lla.trbdat,
,E"G'a ga stiptunfu.
gS Stss baesH. llrlas 9iaet bate bti
ssr rptaREissu 3apIaHs 3963O Jinppbarr;
bel sst tireiabIigeu 3dbIans patsu rs 81, ,OS6.
ger tintgsn Ga6fn fame man in eiatm
QGaIps be u ttStatsn he grldtr bee F,l,Etosu
3aaeirrs 1rpari, RtIGer t purd tiu,n nj
itrltni@ub raS tstsn stuVmmsn bate. Wtan
iaRS Ia ltr SaRb tts gtlR einsn ,3utd. N I.
der bic iORtnkare tite srtbitlt: 9rtr immcr
ton ta"es unb npb Sturtu Ste eebrus an ibn
fHistde, .mEgt iba ppIItnps t6rtsn! als 6irunb
hss StpusiitItsu S&rittsS aitt tsr ,3sIirl Nab
ruu6SirT8fu ssr biitsrisn 9Itt au.
pttmnfsnf, Gb,Iub1tsyn. gm
II. Dir. purte Der 6sbrtaarr Iunrsl
(3pstsbabn 9'rmaisns) purtfObrn.
Dsritlts 1T ned rtm S.tiissnbsrg Gun
mel, Spi6tn SoiisrsIautstu uBp sod |
lptpst, WtIdsr 400 M,ier m6t, esr
Iduefs to esr piaIi init 955 Gititr. Dt,
Grpft;srune unO Qusmnustuna pss
3unnsle mtFb pOr Gnts ndtltea som
msrs fRwsrItb bttnbist wsresn. |
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SGu bic 1euffcbe 8ep6lfcrRng
Won Pennsylyanien.
N.o

DV
Scranton Trust Co. & Sparbank
IrnFi Cure @ufmsrfIamfsit auf bic lrtr Iiter-
aleI 9ntert1Ter, tprlhe fe an DspOiitCrsn BE-
,abIt, au bic 9eoingungsn, untsr benen Gjeo
,uriidbe,abit piro, Ino bsiOnssrs auf bic srpbr
Simerbeit peIte euTh bic Jirsfteren bfr 8anf
gtbpten ptrt. Dies bspriit bic Gbatfa6e, bab,
pbIbcn es psntssr ale Gin 9abr IT, felt mir
Gjslbbetras tegaunen, mir tsBt sinsn 8rrBsrsn
GibGfts als Deppftum baben, als ale he
SparbanFer pCn bieIsm County. QBir grtrn
nid,t su psii tpfuu t0tr iageu, baB unlsrsn De-
pplitprrn 70 srO6s Siberbfit ssbpten pirb, als
irgsno pelbeu aneerrn Spar-DFppIltrre auf
bieiem Gputinsnie.
Bite, lprsdt in trr 8anf Spr une 9br sr
tdt bort 3irfulare, psl6f iitrr ate 8r8fIn
uub 8ebinguugsn Gu6 ausfuuft ssben.
Sol. $. Scranton, Wpies 1aplOI 3. @,
pierer, 80. So. g8iuton, Ibpmds DtdCn,
5anturl Slpan, Spbu 8risbin, Sra 2ripp unb
8 3. gbelps lre bic DirrftOrru. t6mi7l
8. 9. Yteree, prdIi6ent.
8. y. Ybelps, S5baBmsilier.
Itpmas DidfUu, @be-prdTbent.
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IrGFhent.-Spbn 5anblep.
8ire prGiiesntsn, ,-&bparb q. Wt lldrb,
Rep Wplss W Wbittp.
Tirrftcrsn,-Spbn Sanblea u. W. Stp>
Rerg, 9. ". GpraN Don. Q. .. s uls
Tins. Hep. W pfes sBh tits, GtparS
H. 9Bitlarb, 3bpmas pbtlltps 8.
Eruifsrs,-9a 9Orban Or. W M. 8.
pier gilo 8. 8iliCh .. s. 5O'
ram EbpmoS .. SeSans. Go"
rpbpu 8. @ells, Sartb. 9. SEQ
narb. Or. @ nj. 5a99srtH 9pbn
@. MapeE Btlltam 9 DULL.
llntsrIudungs- grbSrbr,-Spbn 9anbleY,
StpmaS pbtlltps, Gbparb ",
g8tlIarb, Btlliam ShRlL Sri
10 s. QBitfpn.
Gdfiirer-9. Artbur sBairfs,
GjrIb6ftshnnbsn: - Die 9anf III often tGglid
non 9 bis 3 ltbr uub an Samifag atenesr
ppr 5 bis 8 llhr. 1Sit
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alte angsu btriiiHgt sine gr;t sgstIsa
GnrjfidtisItit DerlaHasrt, Gents, asr,si, Z y
Dr.. FooTE, .
Rox 7sS, New York
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lS e t IL, / { eb t g i.

Dir mtlitarpaiatier bruti4e Dir.
8r ~ tplsfaRs Na9uGt ven DiGhsfeI: Csm
Or. 3pspsSr u 5slfamrf in 9ieB gU,f in
jtSt StilfGs bt5 Deaiftsn Rei2es fsrmlicb
sts yclniatt rribtilt ra5 Tlaesabr err btir.
S0rl9r,fltH siIiist 3taDnIie iibu ste Cituit-
uniauslt9ittI Ger, auf Srnne fcpal9n g:.
brrpfn,.um &ntbiRpung sen efr WliiialpHitt
Ra9i idlfRssn ansrbpri9rn res Csailteu
Sei9:s in tm gfr. Smnhn ausiuItlIeu.
Die som tsuti4rn GrneraIecnlalatt in Rttp
y1rt etm GpItcr Sassifsatt gpamatt Laurel
10: .,5n gtmdBtrit einss GrIiIes ees aus-
pdrfigsn Gmtr5 in 9rrln babe i'd bic Gtre'
Gp. aSrPlgrsoTrn frBtbsnl iu ttuaaiiatiasn,
eas 1enfn tuT4 9siblab bss 9aEpssratsfs
BIC 2'riugniB srtbttt wpstsn III, etnifniasn in
can @n,ini9trH Slaalsn ven gmsrill pebn.
tGftsa an8tbtrts;u trs Temben Nsitts.
pF!hs prsru ibti critics gebntn ittr Gnt.
btnsans Sen err abIefuns tsr UltInGpTi6t
na6iutm ppIIsn, naa @a6sats Ger fur si.
miIitdrajtli&ra gttlas tfltbsnetn gsrlb. if
ten, siiIIiss 3sn8nilTs iitsr ibrs Disnliuuiaua-
Ii9Fsii aHsiuiisusH."
- Der srif: SPrs&r bee &tgal
mar tta Dsuiiter 4. u
Dfubitnbsrl. asbcrtn 1860 In 1tapp,.
Osp'lHlaRe, une Gs1Ortsu in qarea.
ittr 1901.
- Gts Bitsl III uua In 200 perinfr-
csniu Spra&tu attrBdt. Sa 1854
mar lir bios in so 5praasu assrudt
niic ia ttn kBttu 20 Satrsu purps ne
IN 100 nsutn Spra&tn ssbrudt.
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SrieHt6e Gonfuttatipncn
uueutsctbli6.
Maeuteu berIdi,ot.
DR.. e. 3. FooTE,
Box 7ss, New York.

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uus, tefrm DrgpiiiGrfn penigifens sin bis Spe
VIpjent iGbrIit erlra an istnfn DepUiirr
bTingsn.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-04-22

TIE TYPICAL JUROR. - United
States Attorney Lane tells the follow
ing in relation to his experience in
one of tho Iowa Courts: A cause
which had been retained came on tor
trial q second time, having been
through the judicial mill one and re-
dockcted oa erroE A jury was en-
paneled, and am6ng the questions
propounded to each talesman was
this: Nere you a juror on this case
before, or do you know anything
about it ?" Each man of the twelve
answered no, and the attorney was
about to pass the jury, when his CO.
counsel suggested that one OF the
Jurors had certainly been similarly
engaged in the first trial. MIR. Lane
called up the suspected man and in
quired if he knew anything of the
case. "No, SIR" was the prompt re-
ply. "But were you not on the jury
when it was first tricj?" queried the
attorney. The juror responded
"WeIl, now that you speak Of it, |
believe was on the jury, but L didn't
pay enough attention to tho case to
know anything about it.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-04-22

SOUND PHILOSOPHY. There is, q
deal of sound philosophy in this
paragraph from the Herald G
Heakh:
Many people think that an idle
life must be q pleasant one but
there are none who enjoy SO little,
and are such burdens. to themselves,
as those who have nothing to do.
Those who are obliged to work all
day enjoy their short periods OF
rest and recreation so much, that
they are apt to think if their whole:
lives were spentin rest and recrea-
ton, it would be the most pleasant
of all. But this is a sad mistake,
as they would soon find out if they
made a trial of the life they thipk
so agreeable. One who is never
busy can never enjoy rest; for rest
implies relief from previous labor;
and if our whole life were spent in
amusing ourselves, we should find.
it more wearisome than the hardest
davis work. Recreation is only
valuable as it unbends US; the idle
can know nothing Of it. Many peo-
ple leave off business and settle,
down to a life Of enjoyment; but
they generally find that they are
not nearly so happy as they were
before, and they are glad to return
to their old occupation to escape;
the misery of Incidence.