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Which bag rooms tor 85 pupils. Tho St. Tl,osnna
lioAp!kal hay GoO hoH, rn,gGtI In abuyc 50 wards
o. o. various h!zoH lleron considerable uumtcr of
tne Gf@1a!steu 4 naisrn havo found regular erompioY-
lnont: foc q leaat q yoar It IL oui.s,aescd do
stable that tl'eY eIIo,iiu i,ayo tho lonctaL OF tins
practice before thoy go out to do gonpral ntirs-
l1E.
4 tralnlng-achool for nurses was oponod at
Llverponl ivy yoHfH aftor thu nightingale eo1luol.
It md from tue soginning tho advantage Of tho
advico Of Miss Nightingale, and Of tho Services
af throo or four graloatoa ue her sefool, Il ia
connected with thc Liverpool hospital called tho
and )'nlf yeuty tic school had graduated tutty-
oiglt nlrsas Tle report OF Ja,ltlnry, 1874 gtalea
tpat eighty n,1rsos mud nulao.pnpa waro than
ntttlur pay at tho Inrnlary ou lehalf Of tho
pool school there has grown rp q yory oxtonHlyo
system OF district nursing among tho puor at
thoir own homcs., Tho city is divided into aoyet-
socn districts, each OF which Employs ono or
cerod for by, these. datrict-nurses,, as cost or
ntno ,no moro than 81 per oaso. or those patlontB
hospital Or to tho country. $50 died. 252 woro
droPpod from tho llBt, and d22 wore under trcat-
ment ut tho closing OF the report. 1u 1868 tho
humber Of SICK poor refioyod ut their own homoa
! WIN i7t; In 1871 1t exceeded B,0O0.
Al the United stntos, tho first training school
!oT .t,Fo nufaos wns oponod in Now York In 3lay,
1878. 1t operateh In connection With Boleyuo
Hospital, mud Ia Under tito charge OF an EuglIAh
| lady Superintendent. Tho Hchool has now twou-
y-alx pupils, who 10 duty in five wards Of tho
rhlladeplia, mud Now 1Iavot,. In November OF
M iMnst yonr. a tralniug-scLool was oponod ut thu
Massnchusests s sieneral Hospital, Boston, will,
to Afteen., Tho pupils hore llayo q home near
| tho hospital-gato, mud rccoiye instruction in
weekly lectures from physlciaus aud surgeons,
M wlo thcir daly duties III tho hospital givo them
1tio requisite practical experience in nursing.
don have kindly offored to Eivo tic iirat vacant
| place which oeculs in thoir institution to aomo
American lady Who may dosira 10 enter aa q pu-
! pil, aud who ~ approved by the managers Of tho
ploto training arc moro certainly afforded at tho
Nightingale achooi thAn at my yok established
iu our own country, it III to DO hopod tlat so1no
| cnmpotont woman will avail herself OF tho priyi-
| lego which Is here oxtonlod.
, 1874-08-08
HtNCtE Ettlnl&ars9 EsI1rNACH.

Tho unintiatod rcador OF stock operations,
says tho Philadelphia Ledger, il ofton much
tte daily roports. 70 explain: Four ditReront
forms OF ootltracts are known uudor tho .genorai
torn Of stock priyilogea. Tue "put" =" and "call'
ara HiIIgls pfivileg0s. The atfatlalo" and
"sproad " aro doublo priviiogea. 4 "pnt IL n
contract giving thu holder Tho right OF doliycr-
lug ceriain amount OF stock within ielnito
ti.tio At stipulated ptlss9. a "c4ll" IL exactiy
tho reverse Of ''.pnt, being contract giving
utoad Of delivering it. A double privilege ID
"put" und "ca'l" on tho sarlo stock combined
in ono contract Whom donhlo privilege ia
drawn at tho natlos prico OF tho stock it is
called "stradllo," and coats from AZ to s por
oont lromlu.u. Bit when drawn ut distance
Of from to 81 { pur cent Ahoye and below tho
market price it il called u "spread," for which .
iixod prutnnm OF = por cent in paid. Tlle dis
tauco from ti.o l,larkut Ut which y "sauad IL
drawn aopauds Oh tho clsas Ut stosk aid uis ~
uYlty Of the market.
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BALLAD.

Thy Ia It 80 with 1ne, falso 1oye,
Way is 1t w with me7
Mine eue11,jes 1nIvlit thus haya deAlsi
I toar'd 1t rot Of thee.
Thou wust tho thought OF all my Thoughts,
Nur oihDr Hul,S hail l:
Ny llfu Wua laid upuu thy love:
Ihuu how coul1'yt Iut lne uio?
Tho flower Ia loyul 10 tho bnn,
The greenwood TO tho spring..
Ti4r salA.ee 70 i.!s AaI.!er brlght,
Tne uoblo to his Kiny:
Tho leo Is constant to tho hive,
Tie riugluyu 10 thu trec,
THIS luar.ln 10 tho cosagc-eayes;
THU only not 10 me.
Yet II ngain, false Loye, thy fcct
Ia truII thu pathway lttrn
Tlat ul1ro thpy trol 50 well Aud Off,
Return, false Love, return;
And stand bostac thy maidcn'a bier.
And thuu wilt surely bue
THAT tt>sye teen ia true 10 lore
An tat,ll wurt false to lne.
n, r. Pt4tpr.tta ia khe EvrHhM .lfanazfne.
, 1874-08-08
FATE.

Why should man struggle early, latot
Wneu all Ae " is liked uy Fate?
For everything that co1nea and goes,
0ovs, comes, ut its Appv1Ated late.
Tho wind In measured as It Flows,
Thu grainH of sand laye cacA their weight.
Only the fool eau say be chose
TAu woman ulat Is now his lnatol
And 10 with friends and 30 with foes,
Tne rtsing aud the failIng state.
'Tls idle to support, oppose,
70 open or to snut the gate.
What ia ITO SEQ; but no onc knows
What was or will be. small Or great.
Nothing Ia certain but the clnsc,
Aud that IL ltd from tls BY Eat1!
n. II. 5totidarI IN the Iaaepch,tcnt.
, 1874-08-08
WITH A WATER.LlLY.

See, my darling, what BRING
a whitc-wtngud blussnm OF tic spring
On the silent Atroarn 1t lAy.
Deop III dreams tie lyo-fong day.
Now, II thou wilt lot It rest,
Lying OIL thy lovely breast,
Again it, spreading leaves will hide
Just " deep aud Btill t1sla.
Dangerous, dangerous, 'tts to dre1m,
lJy thu deep laku's silent etreaul
Elxies hide within its bed
With lilies floating overhead.
Doar, thino heart, too, Ia a stream
Where ttts dangerous 10 dronM:
Nixics litte within itB he'd,
With liIies ilo4ttng overhead.
Saturday J0hrnut.
, 1874-08-08
9s1lrthlaftli.


4 stnto,nsit wl,uA WIS scaoutly rnade tllat
daubal Wan in aul, utter badly prohtratloli ~
ID be nmnbiu oyon to bring food to liz lila by
Its own lla,,ls IL ontroly coutralsvtod ~ lottor
,,s Laa addressed fron, taprera to his old frlena
Count 0loygio pa!!ayie!no. Tue Genera! Hnys ',o
unly wiulles lle gould only proaorya to ll!h Afes
end tho ,snl,o guul hoa'th III !'e nov en3aya; aud
Ilo ,luularua himself really to loin III campaign
should Italy require Ala soryieea'
, 1874-08-08

In lb10, MILO. Do1nzeE, then i'll t1or Esd ythr,
was ougaged ut the Theatre Francois ut Bor-
deaus. Being naturally fond OF 1nusic, she
frequently proited by tile froo admission accord
cd tu tho actors Of The minor thoatre BY tho maa-
agemout of tho opera, aud ons evening occupied
formtncs Of Krcntzors . p incesso Do Dabylono."
AT Of a sua1on. electrified by an mir char,nlnGly
auug by the Princess. aud utterly unconscious OF
what she was doing, she aareed from tho couliske
10 tho stage, a.d, selzny hold Of the hand Of
tho astoniHhed cantatrico, embraced hor warmly,
oxcinilninE:
"Dlnyol MADAME, bravo! that is indeed sing
ing!"
audience many OF whom had recognized tho
young actress. burst Into a storm Of applauso;
aud Uejazat, coming to her senses, ail oyer-
wholnlod with confusion, rotroatod rapidly into
tho coullsso.
Next day aho received summons to appear d
d certain hour boforo tho Conliaissary Of Police
On her arrival pllo found tnat f,1nctionary. ut.
tirod in SOLEMN black, writing at his bureau.
'What IL it7" said he, without oven turning hlA
hend.
'sYhat ia exactly what was about to ask you,
Monsiour," replied Hhe.
Struck By her voice, no laid down hls pen,
and for tho first time looked ut the newcomer.
!" Who are you, Mndetnosello z" WAS lila next
'.Aia fol, Monsieur, you ought to know, einco
am hero by your ORDERS" asworod Dejaaet,
handing him at tho satno huao tho notice aho bad
received.
"Ah!" said tho az ,Gsom;m,'isgary, elanong at tho
at your service, Monsieur"
II tou aro doubtless nWaro Of tho ponalty in
Cured by you yosterday evon1ns-twonty-four
hours impriHontuont."
- imprisonment what for2"
"Reah tito thirteenth article OF tho Police
Regulations" answered tho tJlnnllsBary, point
in$, to document affixed to tho wall, sand you
Dejazet read as follows; 'Any actor or ao-
tress appearing in sight of thu audience from
tho couIisBcs OF hia or her theatro, during tho
performances Of plcco, il Liable to d flne Of rs
francs aud twonty-tolr hours imprisonment.
"lIow 10 ~
"AIlow me to explain. I WIS at tho opera last
night TO hour"
" LII Princcsso do Babyloncl" interrupted Tho
tunatety. business Of Importance prevented mo
''Ail! Monsieur, you missed q splendid per-
formance."
Iudoed how did Cocito sing 2"
"Cecile! All! you mean tho Princess. Lilo
M angel, Monsieur. Wlat volcc, what stylo
" lIas sl,o not? But pray sit down. a1aaomol-
sollo," added The ConmissnEy, claugins his tono
mud handing hor ehuir with tho utmost cour-
tGAy.
Dejazos. who saw how tbs land lay, did as she
WAS requested.
aolle," continued tho t,lnctiouary. his oyes
bean,lns with delight; fought sue not to b.
at tic Taris operat"
''Not doubt OF 1t, Monsieur" ,...
honor You have brilliant careor before you"
"pcginning nitll twenty -four hours imprlson-.
| nlent, ropett Dojnzct, silly ~ But WHOM toll
you," continued she. 'that after the mir Bhe
"Dolictously !" interruptol tho Co,nmssary.
aInim|tably, Monsieur" rpjolned the nctroas.
, 1874-08-08
Tho NEUxter,t O;ittfn-'Ertl1les

HISTORIC SKETCHES Or TIE GATrLE-TnADE
VI TIE ~Ear AMI suurlINE5T .yIoatrttAt u.
Mccoy, tle Pioneer Western Cstte.'n'4t.or. hfo.
~. i.1. katsas city: K"nsuy. All!ot l. II sdsoa.
TAo autllor OF this work III II all:owd, eEtor-
prisug, enthusiastic, aud VIC trust prosporoua,
shipper Ut Western livestock. lfo has nx
onllod bis entira e'1orglcu md his easlY years III
uullln; up IL trat}lo which. Nith many huptua-
nons, has become ono of Ills Nloss extensive
and important aTfat,H Of uoumcrco iu our
country. Thoroughly lmbuad with an interest
n tho b,lBl, osb whoso growth lo llas aclu!otkly
watched mud cultivated, Air. MaCoy laaa fol. Nh
honorable unsbiiton to teeosL lts history, aud
LASTLY not onIy to iss avn gigantic proportions,
but to tho yulor, and ability, and worthy
luu!itios, E tho sne" w'.o laye created
It. lIs modestly acknowledges that he
has no literary ao4iromonts WITH which, tn adoru
,ia talu; hut 80 will say tor HIM. tina! l.o por-
iootly u'n!ors.ands t,o subject !,o I!aA n t'and
uluuly lusElson. Ila words carry cotlylct!ou wt!s
tnotn; and, ii they bo not elloice nnd otOgant.
fesls 10 Iuogo dsuiru to ortlcss. tlem tlun le
, 1874-08-08

ChnnCcrY 1hEGNuRRE hnH Trhcticcs
p1jTEN1,Auui1's CHANCEHY PLEADING AND
PRACTICE: A paActtuAL THEAI1sR or THE
FoHMs Or onAxoEnf-su1rs, p1.EAptNn, AND pnao-
1IoE, Now IN UsE IN THE STATE Or lLLINofs, @ Ahp
WHEREVER Tllx SAME SYSTEM pAEvAiks. Ntth
Forn,s of Bills, Answers, Pleas. Denurrcre, Ex-
ceptious Petitions, Orlses Dteroee, oto. Dy LsniN
D. PurEnuAuott, Late Ono OF the Judges Of tlo
circuit Court. Lese lMorbanKh, ABeut. Is Niaon
Htock, Chloago, III. 1874.
This is volume OF 7t8 pages on pleading and
practice iu ChIncory. alr. Paterbaugh la
we'll known through his Oonlmnn-J1nw Pleading
md Prncticc. Tiiia last wurk Of lis fully sup
porta his reputation.
, 1874-08-08

would thu, plnin, straightforward spooch Of s1ro
lnbornR .11an who 1las volunteered 10 EiVo hinl
useful lnt t'0rnlatlou.
AIr. McC oy'B bnok will intnrcst almost my one
who louks IL: over wish a. genuine desire to be n-
struotod, m Il 1t cortainly will not fail to frnily
tile pro md curiosity of all who are ougagod ln
tho Wettern t:attle-trado.
, 1874-08-08

ANENt tAA AoNA"1NA"1~
4 THHNrJsE on E&Ti.AoispINAnY LEGAL
HEMEpIEs: EAnNAoiNn MAHuAMus, quo wan
1tAnrot Ann rn0ufBirrox. Uy JAMES L. li1aH, Az
ti,or of Treutits oM the Law Of 1nluncttona. oh-
cagu: CalgEhuu l. Go. 1874.
gh,y book-s very appropriate aoquol to tho
woll-knowu work of tho author OH tho Inv OF 1''-
jnncs1ou-is atiko oredltablo to Atr. High aud
tho Alossre. Cailaghan l. Go. Tho mcehansca!
gotting.up Of tLe work Ii in eTory respect equal
tu my in TIM sau,s !sse prosusad by tno 9d aw"
publishing bouHes Of Now York mud D3ston.
lho BOOK ltsolf viii Md t. Mr.. lligtl's
alrcady largo reputation. ThG 3. rincpflest snfa.,t
0rnnuh Of The Iaw aro stated conclsoy and ofoar-
~ aA expressed ~ Mre vigorous Essn' a9 The
t1o nutIlur mastered lila subjeot before bo-
gnnng t. write a .,s AS Mt s shwy w,s.pio Is t'
aid prohiOit,on, TINT Includes tho resss!s OF ali
toc'sonA hitherto mn4o on my Que of ; tllcso a,:
top,es, both IN Isngland and America, hla work
every practicing lawyer. MIR. High has tho cor
rect idea uf whas Il law-l'ook should DO. what
AtonId 60 into 1t, md what should bo excluded
from 1t.
, 1874-08-08

oagfe Was feeding upon some tlesh which it had
in its tnloss, and .as it stopped over to scA otr
,,eco, tho Auntot brought hid r,llo to bear nnd
n.:cl. The bird slo~ly srsnad nut its proud
uruincnt it was found tlat il spsns.ed
o';cr fuot from tip to tip u its
wings. 1t WAS tho lursost bird Of ils kind .lat
had over been Been III tho region. Tho art OF
hunter. being anxious TO proscrvo his trophy.
bsthought Almsolf OF curious oxpodIent.
Most of the toathurs ut tho bird woro plucko1,
a.ltl it was tlson carefully propped mp OIL its
bill immediately the apss poured up ono not Of
tie props and down auother, IN an unl'ltor-
rplt,ted liviug stream. Iii fur days time tAoy
had cleared every partico Of i'esll oil the boaes
oi tho bird, and LOFT them ~ pure ana white as
q piuce Of papor. lilo lisatlses holding The
framework togethar wore untouched, anu thus
lno skeleton stood firm, clea,,, nld dry, with nut
bone mlssing. THIS ctrtons Incident was nu!aca
about IN tha papers, md, oolalns g tLo kno"l-
tAen won't up to plymouth to secure 10 nter-
eatiug specimen. Itwas ruaaly nlado over to
him Gy the 4unter, md for yeara WAS ono Of tho
prominent Objects In the Xa!a Auaeam-
THE 0nEDE.
Gro.es aro auuatio birds, strongly Resembling
luona in structure aud economy. Ihoy aso COZ.
mopotau in habit, iroquonting lakos a'sd rIyora
In all parts Ut tho world. Tho water is tlloir
eoa,out anl thoy swim With exsronlo agility
| diving with tho rapftlity OF lightning ut any
alarm, aud travelling considerable distances be-
fore returning to tho Hnrfaco. On lana their
| lucotnolton iH slow, difficult, a%l awkward.
Thoir Jegu aro attuehod 30 far haek that, wllea
thay Aaud they nhse a' an "ps1SIt position y. lk'
toy !.lsle al,i walldlo HI If suffering Tho misory
| md Inconvenience Ut woman III AiEll-leo!ul
alloos, Tie nesla Of tho birds aro nalo OF natIod
, 1874-08-08

ll'" lug! e"o" u. ~ 1 III
slo", u'' 1""atoe s'o esGsu ~ s"T P. s""nrI
ce.!' ,,o, =, ,re tI' 10 ,a ~, ,,,"a I'm,
souteea t. -, tuo a!I , noto ~. Nv. o
slaves 10 lho oooy. niu t1' No. lutu 1aa! an' 81"
q Xix oacsh "aiu ooi. sae1o ann ~, M ~ H.;
te utGer " s'Hses "iis w. go"'. " @.uv' ~, a
e'ndlne 10" L"'u's ~ 4a st1e y, "eao I."o'
ncgr"cb " tHo ltoYico; ~ ifn- !: !Ieta M "elo
1oi ~ h'alon nl"l'o. ,o l i,Ga-2 TX n'e G coaue
gi!;c ~ u, liu, 49," "''t ~ ut'', ou"t'
lte tEeatt1ent 10 "nien lne aasiaGlsoSa1tt s.i S
slaves "ete subjected alHetea Das ht!Io run
ti!ul to which they we'o ilanle esofs"ho!9 III
eI'utlAt ctrcuf'slal'css' i1"so wo!o pfo'lslonh
for tlo1 projection N Tue ln"s ol tae Co'o'lV
tut tho c'llzons oi aiaesac'.sotsh "ere A9 ',ote
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We learn from reliable source that
our colored friends in Grant parish have
been improving the shining hours since
last spring, aud are now thoroughly well
armed with Enfield rifles, :.
-Neto Orleans Picayune.
Miss s. Duaany an excellent lady,
who kept q millinery in Montgomery,
Ala, on Saturday night accidentally fell
through trap door in her house, and
was instantly kiIled-her neck being
broken.
A chap who is believed to be noto.
rious beat, namedWim Feldin. is pass.
ing himself off as son OF Gen. Wade
Hampton. and victimizing the people oil
Ohio in tue vicinity OF Toledo.
There are sixty vessels due at Darien,
Ca, from European and American
ports. And there are now at Doboy
Island forty or fifty loaded With lnmher,
The grand jury in New York have
ordered bill against Detective Leahy,
who shot MoNamara in his own house,
for murder in the first degree.
ExChief Justice Ira Perley, of New
Aampshire, died suddenly at Concord,
fhursday afternoon, aged seventy five.
There are about $50 oranges of the
Patrons OF Husbandry ia Georgia.
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Total 12 600 Gifts, all cash.
amounting to-. 81 500 COO
Tho chances for q gift arc as QUE TO fivo.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tckets, $50; halves, s25; tenths, or
each coupon. $5; eleven whole tickets for
$780, 224 tickets for 81. 900; 113 whole tickctr
for s.. .OU0; 227 whole tickets for $4,000 No
discount on less than 5000 worth OF tickets.
Tho Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted
in al. respects, like the three which hav.
already been given, and full particulars mn,
bo learned from circulars, which will be + Ell,
free from this Office to all who apply for
them.
Orders Tor. tickets and applications for
agencies viii bo attended to in tho order he,
are received, and it is hoped thoy will b.
sent IN promptly, that there may DO no dis
appointment or delay III filling all. Liberal
terms given to thoso VINO buy to sell sgaiD.
All agents arc percmptorily required to settle
up their accounts and return all unsoid
tickets by the both day OF March.
THUS. l.. BHAML rTE.
Agent Public Library Kentucky and Mana.
ger Gilt Concert, Public Library building,
Louisville, Kentucky. Dec II wi
Tickets tor aale Ivy y. .HAMBItILII, Broker.
Columbia \. e..
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THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE
f. B. Orchard & Co.,
UNDER IRwIs's HALL.

"E would respectfully iuform our friends
~ and the public generally, that ne are
now In receipt o. one Of the nioest assorted
stocks OF DRY GOODS. HOSIERY, mo-
tdGNS, 20, and at as low prices as they oan
be bought in the city.
Among our stock will be found:
70 dozen KID GLOVES, in one and tvo
prices. poF1sA
DRESS GOODS. in the most desirable
sna9es TOT street and evening wear.
fEhoALES. ORETONs and OALICOEs.
COED assortment OF CASSIMERES.
rWEEDS, COTTONADEs and JEANS.
Best sHEET1NGS and LONGOLOTHs In
EMBROIDERIES. RUFFLING COrJ.sP
ETTEs, TIES, 3D.. in great variety.
10 Wh: sh we call the attention Of all before
elsewhere.
F. B. ORCHARD & co.
N. B.-Connected with our store is frat
GLASS Dress-making establishment, conduct
cd by MRS. BURWELL, late OF X. @. Shiver
d Co., where she will be pleased to SEQ her
friends and customers. March 8
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THE PORT ROYAL
Docks, Wareheusing, Trans.
@@M@AMN.

Chnriered February 10. 1874.
CAPITAL STOOK 93,oUO, 900.
DOOAS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the Stock
ID OF thid Com pany are open In Columbia,
,. e. at the Carolina National Bank and at
the Central National Bank. Ono per cent
only paid on application, to secure the stock,
and tho frat regular assessment OF twenty
per cent. to oe paid only when officially
called fir. Pob 2B
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The United States of America, District
of South Carolina.
IN The DISTRICT COURT.
In the matter Of McMaster, Montoith d
Roath, Bankrupts.
NOTICE TO LIEN CREDITORS.
pUhSUAHT to an order OF Court, all lien
a creditors OF the above named Bank.
rupts are hereby notified TO prove their
claims before K. III. Seabrook, Register OF
this Court, at Sumter, South Car rolina, within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
NATHANIEL BAHNWELL,
Assignee.
MARCH y. 1874. March III tuS
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SUCCESS ASSURED!
ss-A FULL ORA WING CERrA1A!xs
On Tuesday, 3lst Of March, Next.

TN ORDER TO MEET THE GENERAL
l. wish and expectation Of tho public and
Of the ticket.hoiders, for the full payment
OF the magnificent gifts. announced for the
Fourth Grand Gift Concert Of the Public Lii
brary OF Kentucky, the management have de-
termined to postpone the Concert and Draw
ing until Tuesday, the 3lst Of March, 1874.
NO FURTHER POSTPCNEMENT.
No doubt ia entertained OF the sale o.
every ticket before the drawing. but whether
all arc sold or not, tho Concert and Drawing
will positively and nnequiyocally tako place
on tho day now fixed. and il any remain un-
sold they will be cancelled and the prizes
will be reduced in proportion to tho unsold
tickets
Only GO. COO tickets have been issued and
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NO FURTHER POSTPCNEMFNT.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS,
$1,6OO.

Will be distributed among cket-holdere.
The tickets are printed in coupons OF teuths,
snd all fractional parts will bo represented
in tho drawing juet as whole tickets are.
LIST Of SlkfTS.
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Flour! FIour!!
CANVASSERS WANTED

CANVASSERS WANTED
I'd SELl. THE
Springfield Lawn Mower & Trimmer.
cHEAPEsTl sINPLKsrl LIaHTEsTl BEs1l
III AS had four years OF satisfactory trial.
IL Docs what mono other can and all th at
any does. Send postage stamp for circular.
Address GEO. DWIGHT, JR.. Il CO.,
March 1O tu4 Springfield, Mass
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Removal.

Removal.
NHNS. S. \. SMITH has renewed her
IYl DHESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT
to tho store OF j. II. Kinard, whero che win
DO pleased to meet all her former customers,
aud all others who mey feel disposed to
patronize her. Thankful for past favors, she
hopes, by strict attention to business, to
morit continuance Of the same. Spring
.tI les will be opened on the 10th Of March.
March 1 limo
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Take Notice.

A LII in want OF DRY GOODS and NO.
TONS, cheap, will call at @. F. JACNSON'S
and purchase, as he will sell of his stock at
greatly reduced prices before going North to
lay in new stock Of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS. Remember, C. F. JACKSON,
Leader Of Low Prices, 1928 N.in ct.
N. Bon hand, SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS at eItro l0u prices. O.F.J.
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A Great Bargain for Some {
Notice.

Notice.
4 Ill persons indebted to the firm OF ]. H.
IA KINARD d 90. either by note or 40
connt. are requested to pay at once, or they
will hnd the ciait:as ia suit.
March 6 W. @. CHILD9, Trustee.
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To Rent,
kA THREE ROOM COTTAGE. on Bull
H,,,,s street. Rent $40 per month. Apply to
March s r. HANNAH
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A Paris letter says: "For several
months pms: the post Office has been
showering millions upon millions of
Bonapartist tracts, hand bills and songs
over the country. Provincial electors,
both in town and country, have received
visiting cards bearing the Prince I'm.
perialH photograph. aud underneath
the words, '1G Mars. 1S74-appel nu
peuple;' and QUO cannot travel twenty
miles out ef Paris without hearing Of
Bonapartist agents at work in every
village rs patiently aud tepaciously as
new world pioneers"
AT a school examination, an eloquent
clergyman made a brief address to the
pupils on tho necessity Of obeying their
teaohers and growing up loyal and useful
citizens. 10 emphasize his remarks, he
pointed to q lurgo national llg spread
on ono eide of the room, and inquired:
"BoJs. what is that flag for?" A little
urchip, who understood the condition of
tho house better than the speaker.
promptly answered, "To hide the dirt,
sir"