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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-21

/ ANNUAL CoMMENcEMENT.-T an
Dual commencement of the Medical College
OF Virginia, of which DR.. j. l.. B. McCaw
is dean, will take place at Assembly
Hall. Tuesday, March Sd, at 8. o'clock p.
IN. The annual address will be delivered
by Rev. j. L. M. Curry. Committee of
reception; O. w. Deane, Robert Whiting,
J. M. Vest, f.. M. Cary, Charles s. Brit
tain, W.T.. Crutchtield. ID 81
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y To LAND OWNERS. Persons through.
out the state who have land to dispose oil
will find it greatly to their advantage to
communicate with Messrs. N. o. Bond &
Go. whose advertisement is to be found in
another column. We are personally &C.
quainted with, Mr.. Bond and can endorse
what he says. ~ 'S
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"a TTEMPT AT SUICIDE.--An insane
person named Samuel Preston, made two
attempts to-day about noon to drown HIM
self in the Basin. The first time he was
pulled out by some citizens, the second
time by Job Adkins. ESQ.,, who summoned
the police and had the unfortunate person
put ''where he would do the most good. !"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-21

CAsTORIA.-Is more than o substitute
or Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exis-
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind-colie and produce natural sleep. 1t Is
pleasant TO take. Children need not cry and
mothers may slsep lt a1tf1ta-7 esi
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-21

A HARD THING The bill now before
the Legislature, prohibiting the sale of in
toxicating liquors to minors, habitual
drunkards, and persons liable to become
into xicated, tends materially to abbreviate
the inherent rights of some of the most
active citizens of the metropolis. IA as7 III
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BY TELEGRAPH
~ .AdAe "a 4s4n neg
The SALOON-KEEPERS, ORGANIZING
p g 1WiAL .Lall- sEkAk ~ CIV
$3.50 IS ssHi 20 rftIHt ~ jl ~.
MISSOURI CHANGERS
WAR IN CENTRAL AMERICA
WOMEN ON SCHOOL COMMITTEES
NEWS FROM ABROAD
lIlA dNA,tAB@
THE NEW ENGLISH MINISTRY
4 Etc. ETC., Etc.
WAR IN CENTRAL AMrRrcI
WOMEN ON SCHOOL CoMMrrTER,
NEWS FROM ABROAD
THE NEW ENGLISH MINIsrR,
MAssACHUsErrs..

Decision I'm fayorIo of women on school
sga.v 8 Committees. ~
BosToN, February 2l.-The Massachu-
sets supreme judicial court has decided
that under the ''constitution of the COM
monwealth women can be members of
school committees" The court holds
that the constitution contains nothing in
relation to school councils, and the COM
mon law OF the land was the law upon the
subject, permitting women to fiji any
local office of an Administrative character
the duties attached to which were such
that woman was competent to perform
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JN0. w. RISON,
~ PROPRIETOR OF 1
HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
~ RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. a-u
ais 1905 900 \

APPLE AND PEACH TREES FOR SALE
e" las ba THIS SPRING. IN t.ia f.tiv IA
Approaching, as do, the fact that many have
been prevented planting orchards by the prices
charged for fruit trees since the close OF the
war, and the past season having been very
favorable for growing nursery stock, have de-
termined to give all an opportunity to supply
themselves by putting firstclass apple
trees at GIG per hundred, and peach trees at
&14 per hundred, to be ordered any time this
Spring before the 10th of March. i.
SEED STORE AND OFFICE,
009 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
fe 2-dsw&w2m
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woes not proving heavy thing in inducing
the average citizen to ante up in aid Of the
needy. We again call upon the opulent
citizen to do his duty.
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The Charlottesville Chronicle has dom
ned very becoming new dress.
"A prayer for the Virginia Legislature
May their days be few in the "landp in
which they now DWELL Vng,nia Star.
AN old colored woman named Agness
Mitchell. ninety-fve years of age, wife of
the old Mount Vernon servant whose death
occurred about q month since, died Thurs
day night. at the house Of her daughter in
Alexandria. ~ go IS.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-21

POLICE CoURT.--Justice White dis
posed of the following cases in this court
to-day: 't's s''tH4
Charles Burruss. unlawful possession.
discharged. ~ .t =
William Montague, stealing, jailed six
months we, t'l.-N' ..-.-,,... w
Daniel Boone, vagrancy, jailed thirty
days in default Of surety. :,
Louis Spencer, unlawful detention,
jailed thirty days. oUr ~ +
Richard Carter, unlawful assault, fined
Several parties were fined $3.50 each for
fast riding or driving. -,y-., ~ =
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PERsoNAL.-"Hotchk of the
mighty mustache and the massive mer-
chaum," Is in Staunton. His ssPine and
Palm'' book has been very cordially well
coined by the public. 'It is well.5
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sa, The secretary Of the treasury has no
idea that the forthcoming national debt
statement will show any increase of in
debtedness, although payments will be
temporarily suspended. Retrenchment
and economy in expenditures will. he
thinks, not more than enable the govern
ment to secure sufficient revenue to meet
the demands upon it. Although the secre.
tary felt some alarm some time ago that
failure on the part of the government to
continue its enormous reductions Of the
debt monthly would seriously affect our
credit, he now entertains no such fear,
since Congress has resolutely set its face
against increased taxation in any form.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK.

THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship ISAAC
BELL, Capt. BLAKEMAs. will sail SUNDAY,
February 22d, at 8 o'clock a. M q fsSs0 e y
Freight received until Saturday night
On and after November l. ships win leave
Norfolk at O'Clock p m. during the winter.
Through bills Of lading signed, and goods for
wardedwith dispatch toall points-North, South.
east and West. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Storage. :. !. ......... 8 90
Round Trip Tickets. ......., ,. 20 90
For freight or passage, applyto ~ r
GEO. W. ALLEN CO., 3tia
fe 20-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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A SUIT FOR THE RECOVERY OF RICH
MoND. Richmond is about to be COB
bled up by gentleman in Mississippi,
The Louisville Miss Banner Of the 14th
instant says: "Our old friend, Colonel
w. S. Boiling, informs US that he has re-
ceived letter from his attorney, in which
he states that there can be no doubt but
that the Colonel will recover the owner.
ship to nearly one-half of the city
of Richmond, Virginia. If he gains
the suit he will be worth more
than ten millions Of dollars.',a COL
onel VIM. s. Boiling is the mayor of the
little town Of Louisville, Miss. He went
from Petersburg to Louisville many years
before the war, where he has since resided
and practiced law, and is considered a
lawyer Of ability. He is relative of the
Petersburg Bollings.
Land titles are as we'll established in
Richmond as in any place in the world
We are curious to know the facts and
figures which are relied on in support D
claim such as the above. Ha "a as,
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GENERAL ITEMS.

+ 1T is stated that Robert Bell, jr., the
deputy postmaster at Alexandra, will be
appointed postmaster.
w. @. Pendleton, formerly of Lynch
burg, has become part owner and editor Of
the Marion Patriot and Herald.
y Rev. Samuel Alexander, of the Hols-
ton Conference. Methodist Episcopal
church, South, died at his residence in
Marion last Sunday, of softening of the
brain. i..s
The jury in the case Of Lowenstein,
the murderer Of Weston, at Albany New
York. rendered verdict Of murder in the
first degree, and he was sentenced to be
hanged on the 10th of April.
!. DAN. Kelly, one Of the masked bur-
glars concerned in the robbery at New
Rochelle, New York. was tried yes terdaY,
found guilty, and sentenced to twenty
years Imprisonment at hard labor.
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CENTAuR LrNIMENT.-

CENTAUR LfNIMENT.-
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CESrAuR LINInRSr will no1
relieve, no swelling which 1t
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which 1t will not cure.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

b6y SEINE THREAD, nRS,
of the best qualities and all
numbers. PATENT SEINE TwINE, all nun
bers; SOFT SEINE TWINE, all numbers
SEINE CORKs, CoRKwOOD, SEINE LINES
all sizes; YAwKING. for haughing seines
LINEN ROPES, all sizes; COTTON ROPES
all sizes; COTTON YARNS. all numbers, fol
sale very low at AA @''sd''A -. y
L. LICHTENSTEINS,
Importer Of Seine Thread, Nos. l7O5 and 1907
a Franklin street y,
All kinds of SEINES made to order. Igi.
fe 2l-tf n.
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CITY NEWS.

/ RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-
The usual religious services will be held in
ell of the city churches tomorrow except
the following special appointments
Christaddphian Synagogue covenant
HALL. Service at 81 p. m. Subject ;
THAT City to Come, of which God is the
Builder.n
Portuguese Synagogue mayo street near
Franklin). Rev. Isaac P. Mendes at the
usual hours. ''- sg.t I.
Assembly Hall.-Dr. Hoge at II a. M m
Subject: Sunday Observance and Sunday
Dissertation" Ss
Grace-Street Presbyterian Church,
kev. @. ii. Read, d. D., at IL A, M.
Subject (by request: 'sInfant Baptism. %
st. Marks Evangelical Lutheran.
Service at IL q. M, at Odd Fellows Hall.
corner Of Mayo and franklin streets.
Second Baptist Church Rev. G. @.
Biting, D. D., having returned to the city,
will preach at II o. M, and u p. m.
Trinity Methodist Church. -Rev. A. G.
Bledsoe at IL q. MI Subject: 'tJohn the
Baptist in Prison Z, and at ~ D. m,
Subject: "Abraham and Lot, or Christian
Unity" ~ i'1l
Methodist Church (Rocketts) Bishop
Doggett will preach at IL d. m. Y
Third.street Methodist. Preaching at
81 p. m. and a p. m. by Bishop j. T..
Campbell, d. d., Id. D., Of Philadelphia.
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I'm the Staunton hustings court, Mon
day, Judge Smith on application of j.
Fred. Efinger, counsel for the estate OF the
late Johns Hopkins, Of Baltimore,
appointed Levi Shafer, city sergeant,
administrator de bonis non Of Johns Hop.
okins. The law of Virginia forbids suits by
foreign creditor, and this appointment
lis made that suit may be. commenced to
recover some $4,000 claimed to be due, BY
citizens of Stanton, to the estate. A.
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FOUND.

EnTNn On the goth instant, on
= w A>h' Fifth, between Clay and
Leigh street, by little colored boy, HORSE
BLANKET, which the owner can get upon
application at this Office and paying for this
advertisement. fe 2l-3t
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-21

THE PRESENT MONTH. February,
though the shortest, has more days than
any other month ii the year. There's
xalsnass p Day mSg PRay Mar
ten days Of Lent, four Sundays, an occa-
sional odd day, and twenty-eight days Of
its own, not to mention four blue Mondays
and the usual number of washing and
ironing days and the day for the spring
cleaning up generally. ini p asraa p "
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-21

CHARLES LAMB when speaking Of one
Of his rides on horseback, remarked
that i" all at once his horse stopped but he
kept right on. y saW la.ls-,s aHli
That's the way Ramsdell did when he
undertook to run race with another
"solitary horseman, once upon time,
coming out from the Yosemite. but we
promised not to tell on him, and we won't.
= Washington Star. ~
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SPECIAL RATES made at counter, or By
contract with regular patrons.
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AssIGNEE's SALE.

As assignee OF John w. Harwell bankrupt,
will sell at public auction on MARCH 6, 1874,
at . p. M, on his premises, his HOUSE in
Blandford, opposite the brick Church, in Peters.
burg
- TERMS.-Cash.
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4 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
After the disposal of good deal Of bust.
ness connected with bankrupt cases to.
day, Judge Hughes adjourned the court
over until March IL. Meanwhile he will
visit Norfolk and Alexandra and open
brief sessions of the court at both places.
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Campbell, D. D.. lib. D., Of Philadelphia.
FRANK MAyo.-Of all American
plays, "Davy Crockett" is indisputably the
best. Its plot is thrillingly interesting. its
action smooth and facile, and throughout
it possesses thought of rare poetic beauty.
The hero Of the play takes the inspira-
ton of his life from the sublime nature Of
the far West Of our country, and is a
grand, rugged, and most Impressive poem
Of real life. A mere backwoodsman, upon
whose strong intellect there has cleaned
but little of education, or whose manner
and mien have but little of the polish of
refined salons, he is as noble, as
chivalric as any knight who ever
laid lance in rest, or drew his sword
in defence of appealing helplessness.
In the trying situations Of his life. Dayy
Crockett, like Logan or Pushmetaha, Of
the Hindoo Calidas, illustrates. how human
nature is elevated by communion with
Nature, and how the human mind rises to
thoughts of the greatest beauty, the most
impressive loneliness, with no instructress
save her immortal pictures as discovered in
her expansive fields, her lofty hills, her
glorious spheres. That is speech of rare
poetic beauty which Davy delivers to
Eleanor when hiswhole nature is aroused to ,
action by the reading Of Lochinvar: 'There
is something in this rough breast that
just leaps at the telling of a yarn like that !;
there is a fire that's been shoulder
ing year after year, that the breath Of your
voice has just kindled into blaze--a blaze
that will sweep me down as the prairie fire
sweeps down the dry and withered leaves
in its way, and leave my life bed of ashes
Of chilled and scattered ashes" There is
an eloquent beauty in this that comes from
the very heart of nature, ard is supplied by
no other source. 1t is far fresher than the
hackneYed imagery Of mythology, nearly
all of which pedants have ridden thread
bare. The title role. .Davy Crooked, is
fulfilled by Mr.. Frank Mayo, the Gre
ator of this beautiful part. His. inter-
probation is characterized by the highest
dramatic power, and ranks him with JEFF
ferson's RIP Van Wmkle. His art is so
facile, so natural, SO harmonious, that we
almost suspect that we are betrayed into
the acceptance of what is not acting. the
illusion is 50 real. This we esteem the
perfection Of dramatic art. II is that
shedding of the mirror up to mature" which
the great dramatic master SO eloquently
teaches in "Hamlet.n This is the great
school which critics have pronounced the
best, and it finds q faithful exponent in
Mr.. Mayo. He has the true artistic con-
ception and his brilliant talents have re-
ceived the encomium of mouths of
wisest censure" all over our country.
Miss Rosa Rand ably supports Mr..
Mayo, and presents a beautiful portrayal
of Eleanor. Miss Rand IS lovely in person,
and most refined in her stage bearing.
Her information is peculiarly clear and
musical, as Lear says Of Oordelia, ''a great
thing in woman" 3''sA's ! y st''0 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22
Amber.

Amber orfamantssa sares once more com.
ing into vogue, AS swell known, this
is fossil resin of arious extinct spe.
cies ofs trees allied so.the, frs and pines
Of the present age. It is obtained
chiefly on the shores ofstke Baltic, be-
tween Konigsberg and aMemel. Singna
larly enough, stratum of amber earth
lies under b. nearly EhorizonsalY stratum
of alluvial sand and coal bearing clay
on thee coast! Il This has Gloeenl explored
whers,it fises above the sleyelS of the
sea, and carbonized eoniferous Maod5is
found in it with organic remains. The
amber frequently enc closes small insects,
ETC., and the exterior surface is often
marked with the impression Of branches
and bark, aud III one example the corolla
Of an unknown flower .is Seem. The va
fieties in coloro and lltransparency are
very numerous, and the sRr1ssians, pro-
duce many objects of taste and utility
from the Eticles 8TAEE a. EEEDv
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TaEiagsis9go 9goellygb 2,

"one o them fellers," : remarked
Bijah. aasqhs handed out Tom, Lpdipg.
ton, a young man charged with vac grahhoy.. .
ESQ you haven't anything to do, eh 2"
asked theconrt. 10 5s.1s
prisanel mssalPg @ @P9HrHPfelly Hggy aPsFSFfa .A tAps
."Qut OF work-no home and your
cash so'shortl that you Bconldn EstS,into
o Woman's rights convention, eh ?" con-
tinued his honor. 's'as'a''a
You've struck it, pardner," answer
ed the prisoner with a amile. r YESEA !
Yes, and now I sstrika you, MR.
Ludington I'm down on loafers and
vags, and Tin goingitp Iboost you'll for, q.
sixty if it tears the desk down. You'll
hsye something to do up there besides
sitting on box in an alley ana histin g
Come, Love, Come And when day
fades into not night, and the remainder
of the world retifessto rest Youth have
p bed and some covering. They'll hire
some one to hoe that dirt off of you,
ont your hair, dig out your nails and
when you come out you will be 80 dis
guised that yonr own mother will think
You are some English duke. over here
to hunt ducks and buy gas stock"
The prisoner said he was williuggo
go up, and if y StheS 1nstltn6ion 6plehaed
him as well as no thought it would he
might come bgck for atlonger sentence,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22
4LiaHFIsE eEopLsI SPEAK. u
MANuArrAN Kan Anrij

MANHATTAN, Kan. April 8, 1873.f
'R. v. PIERCE. Buffalo, N. Y: r.r ,,'}fS S'@tI
y. Dear Sir Your Favorito Prescription has
done my wife a world OF good. She has taken
two weeks. than at any time in the past two
years. NJ moro pariodicaI pains none iof
that aching back or dragging sensation in her
stomach she has been accustomedttol for pev-
'eral years Ihave so much confidence in it
certain customers Of ours Who would Be glad
to get hold of relief at any expense. have
tried many Ratent snietiicines, fnt reSers had
any occasion TO extol one before.
Very truly yours,. GEo. B. WHITING.
MRS. -E r. DALY, Metropolis, IT,, writes '-'se'
,E ''Dr. r. " PIERoE-My sister is using tho
'Favorite Prescription with groat benefit"
MARY ANN FRIsBIE, Lehman, Pa.,wfites: 4 =
DR.. rsS ~ ll,IBBcE WilatI have 3skonI Of
yTlrSmediciDe has been OF more benettl to me
than all Others aud hundreds Of doctors bills. :"
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on OH 'HuuMpuas DiscAlR.DDip,fD.. -Tbonk

OLD HuMBuas 'DfscARDRD. &Thank
Heaven, the old school practice is pass
ing away. Ipecac, aloes,. calpmel, Bills
tering, the lancet, and (worse than pll)
medicated rum, have given place TO q
new remedy, which bids fair to become
the universal medicine of. mankind.
Vinegar Bitters is that remedy. It is
destined TO take precedence$ofi pll other
curatiyesl now before theEWorld. 4 The
pharmacopeia and conspectus of .:the
regular faculty contain nothing that will
compare With it. Every day hundreds
OF the sick are emancipating themselves
Hffom systems Of treatment viii ich entail
great expense ana do no good, and, are
flying to this cheap and absolutely Ger
ta5R ap59;I msaHA 3asa Ct relief Pyspepsia, fhsns
,sick headache, kidney diseases, consti-
patton, nervous afections, and id Short
all maladies, acute or chronic, which do
1S%e ass 'nEa Vial as ssspsgssf RSary I Ss
inalcoholic vegetable restorative.
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The Ken,uolsy state Lottery.

The September drawing Of this lottery was
an unnsnally lucky one for buyers. - Among
to note the following PERSONS who dew the
handsome prizes set opposite their respective
names:
J. IS; Shelly lily Bar Barrow Nashville, Tenp one-haf
Frank Bernard, 2EExchange 2 Court, New
York city, ono-foug'hof S29o0O prize.
Joseph Kenyon, S1ioclland 'sPrinta Worka,
Havorstraw, New York. ono. fourth OF tho $50,
600 prize.
D.sO'IIare, who sale trunk dealor,, I.ouisx (
vile, KY, a $2, SOC prize.
Mis-. j. A. Saddler, Louisville, KY, the one
half OF Il .$2,56O prize.
oh, saih, milwaukee,, Wis, tho onethslr
of a 50, 800 prize.
To those, who desire a. handsome fortune for
small amount wore Commend tho lunus,ially
attractive drawing, which takes place u. the
Masonic Temple, louisville, Ky. on the 81 st
inst, al advertisemeht Of which appearss in
another column, over the signature of Mr..
Geo. Webster, General Agent, Louisville. Ky.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22
90 TO Riyerside Water Cure. Hamilton, Ill.
ERdies u SsiS what SbISnJ Admire. And

Ekdies IDSsSasiiS'oJ SsiiS i what X Nom Admire. And
this little thing is beauty. What do we say IN
beaulihilgF A Transparent coIsplexioh and n luIu.
rl6hshead or Gar. What wilIpr6duce. .these2 1Ia.
gau's Magnolia Balm will make any lady of thirty
appear but twenty land LIONS, Kathairpn, will
pevcfs hair ibits pia6e, atid ID akeit growIike
the April grass. Il prevents the hair from turn.
Ing gray, eradicates Dandruff, and Ia the finest
Halt dressing in the world aid at bniy half fordi-
nary cost. If You want to get rid OF sallowness,
pmplo,, ring marks, mottDpstpbeseetc.. don't Tor.
get the Magnolia Balm. ladies'.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22
Robinson Crusoe Again.
The popular error that aRobingon,

'The' popuiar error That Robinson Cruz
soe's island was Juan Fernandez, off the
west coast Of South America when the
book expressly declases thatiSs vas near
the mouth Of the river QrinocoJ Jaon the
northwest coast of that continent, and
all the account of the course of the ves-
sel before reaching itsplainl " mehtions
places in the Atlantic OCEAN; and none
whatever in the Pacific-has been care
fully explained; but, as thsfarmef said
Of Dauiel Webster, it " amt dead yet.
It tIoriginated, of course, in the story
that Def9e stole his narrative from Alex
ander Selkirk, who did pass some time
alone on Juan Fernandez - * '1Aias
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22
-As a pendant .to. the fant that tuo

dI As pendant to? the fact that, two
gentlemen, ,one in ITALY and The other in
Paris, have within the last few months
swallowed forks, RUPabiqitc du Afitli
announces that in hospital at Montpe-
lier, pntient,, while suffering from
temporary delirium, has just eaten %
thermometer which was ieft on, his bed
by student.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22

though it may be sayyiceable in such
eases, il can hardl u bel COB sideredy me-
claims that it is more wholesome than
pure coffee, simply because it is less
hsimglss,pg y in 2 ID En- ell cases sit iss recon-.
coffee with the substitute, and the color
OF the product is said to be exceedingly
fine, as we'll as the favor. ''@
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22

be fspt in osdef. saaj5rFS EissS :s r. sigoraiST
has become. staple Family medicine. Purely
vegetable Cdltdrac and 1onio-for ali de-
rangements of liver, stomach and bowels.
&Whf cleart rthe compi cure sick headache,
pstc. shnn mutations. Try SdntorTs Liper
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22

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