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dlRnltlol, and IN Ill thinEs denotes tho colrtly
GnAtlcnlan. It Ia apparent. also, that ho loe!a
TINT not only his cllaut but hln,helf, 10 on trial
a'iu It might easily be imagined that !,o con-
III the country IN Wow, and Ii determined that
no fault OF his must bo permitted to lln 1t. lIo
"a luyal to hlt. 1seccles. but ho also s.siyea 10
20 loyal TO lusqlf and ho succeeds In both
hiA dealings Will. A.o witnesses. bus treats higA
and low with equal consideration.
FULLERTON,
on the olor hand. III ID direct contrast to hta Ad-
happy-go'lacay maullcr mako hin, tho antilodo
OF tito sPatae. pa!c, and cautious Eyarts. lilo
has sort Of port-wtney atu,oaphote abou. him,
suggestions Uf pate la foia and broilsl wood
ftapkeat and best-paturod ot uaau. I fancy he
could inslnuate h!nssM INTO tho good graeen OF b
19fy better than more digllitod advocate; but
these ls something Of roWdy way in hts bear
~ Tue moro easuest sty!o OF Esafta. The ono
stfases to amuse, the other to CONVINCE.
NIL. BEACH,
On tbs olher hand, is q quiet and unAssuming
mai!' serious Ia manner aud sober IN appear
ance. lfe IL alao exceedingly courteous and Dig
hanea. lilo seldom speaks e1cept upon Soma
folhs OF law, md on tito surface docs not SOON
to % aggressive; hut there la IN ugly armucBs
ahont hls mouth aud = derca glitter III blu oyos
q Times which show him To be fxr from tho gen-
t'e creature hiH auayo yoice aud hsa calm cour-
aesy might 1t first view aeuols him 10 10.
JUDGE PRfon
Who has but onea taken m &ctIya part Ia tho
proceedings, Ia oue OF the most striking among
the lawyers engaged In tho case. lie sits ut th0
table with folded arms, lila brilliant black eyes
blackeE for the contrast With hia pals fAce Look
lug restlesslJ abuut his lips pressing each otlor
aud continually IN motion. Ha seems ike 9
leopard trotttnE hs tho restraint of hiB cage aud
victim. '''@
Nj, kHKA&NAH
III 4 4sthkfAf&bIA uakAehnAe tntatfnn ddlIna rsr
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What the sou,hern rress SAY Of the
Irlbuua

We consider The Tribune very valuable
pilHf'., lAAhrNllln "a, o. Citizen.
rue View YORK Tribune, Ia It's faithful aud
h'hlNhlnk pAputufo OF outrage hlandark on
Alabama hnl Other states, has done lmmnnse
hefVlop 10 ifulli ANA Justice. - Macon (dHA
ltlrglnnh nnd MpthunVer
We lhauk tho New York Tribune for lts
manly ana p0werml words la demAndin1
Justice for tie people OF Alabama" Mont.
HQmpiy lAlnJ News,
The hlet nqwHpRpt In tho world Ia the
NEW YORK tUhunn, II combines the dignity
nnl sAAneily ol The London llmus with tho
ii9,ifnwgnn,ns' Sg li n9Ma 'n'o'p'l'o OF America
a paper 10 he admired Tor neutrality-suspicious.
pa Methodist lalllmnw, Mary land,
Any one who wauW il nrAi.VlnsR papor
which keuw mlly NJ With iho tliaos ln'llfor.
Wurh hciOncV AMI art nhnuld anhsurlho for
spartan,
Tho lmporIal sheet OF the world, the Now
South,
W. regard II ~ the best paper, nll In ALL
published 10 the United hiatoA.- Morrialown
VIrnn.l GNs,tio
To-day the New York Tribune IN undoubt.
cdly the first Of American newspapers, Whit
uNrr may be said Of liA rivals, n has clenrly
won precedence 0l nli, aud Very cfodltHbly
does " represent the journalism OF the eoun-
w. While dealing with nll the topics cont
lnU WITHIN the unHV ol a Newspaper the
Tribune mnk@ a speciality of the great sub.
ledt oi agriculture, IL becomes Therefore "a
matter OF Niinl Importance tn the country
lhpi The direction OF the idous Of this vast
Nodtlun Should be- In nblo aud conscientious
hmdHi ANA u matter for conpfniulailon TINT
We lnrmers newspaper nnr eNcelionce hns
NE ,hlgh standing Of thO Tribune - THE
IN, W South.
Inc New York Trlbnne is doing great
work Ia .pQpnliuiElng science, by Tho puhli-
futlnn ni rlNNn uNttuN Ia Tint nranl uullN.
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MEDICAL


A mild npcricnt aud gentle purgn.
tive, recommended for the cure fnll do
rangements ofthe stomach, llvcrand bowels.
by their timely usc much sickness IL pre-
vented. The test OF many years have prov
en- them TO be the safest, surest and best OF
all the pills ever offered to the pnblic. They
parity the blood, remove all corrupilons and
restore the diseased system 10 perfect health.
As nm Antidote 10 ChiIls and Fever they
have no equal, For Dyspepsia they are
u Specific. For Sick Headache Rnd nil
iOus collie they ARE u sure cure. Fo- Con.
stipati0n, Rhcumatisn.P piles, Paipita-
tiOn of the Heart. Pain in she Side.
Back and Loins, Nervousness, n positive
remedy. For Female Irrnguiarities,
without n rival. when one does not "fcel
very WELL" "a single dose stimulates the stom-
ach and bowels, restores the appetite, and
mparts vigor to the system. Sold every.
where. Office. Is Murray street, New York.
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RATES OF ADVERTISER G.
DAILY.

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Seqnc'4 ddiW Insertion Wbty wOyd,
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Per square Of ten lines, - one dolld,
for the first insertion, and mn cents 10,
each subsequent insertion. Ffue lines
One month, 81; two months IS;
three months, $40.
one square, Of ten lines one month,
S., t'Oo months, ST.; three months, SIS.
Notices mcler head Of city Business
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subsequent insertion ten cents per line,
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for at he above rate.
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PROsFtlTus
THE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
lAGLaaiIll American Newspaper"
FOUNDED ~ nORAOE GREELEY

| in no nnfni elections iha people hav. a..
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! n,iHNNtllNn lu Journalism, inr ITliune
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" lMhiishrs snlpniiilp unws, rrpnflh, dise,is
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snWs !, s N, sy .l,,t. lbPh nay other lnnu'
llnh inhlwhrll a srrlfH of sulenlinO ana
literary pNltAs Witch have not Wi,ler sale
WN lnlun fnuhhNn uumlpT nppfoyal Than
my hllNM puhllnhliNnof tho knd,
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overhanled fhrcuehont has gcnd weli m,
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DISSOLUTION.

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St. Nicholas for 1874
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Ofthis hook Charles Dudley Warner writes:
"In the bound volume OF st. Nicholas, with
It's gloay Of red and gold, we have q perma-
nent addition 10 the literature OF the young.
tistc talent cooperated In the service of chill
dren. II is a continual educator OF their
taste and Of their honor and courage. do
not see how II can be made any better, and II
the children don I like 1t think 1t Is Time TO
begin to change the kind OF children In this
countryu
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EIGHT COUSINS"

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and Latin for translation, will appear occa-
sionally, while Jack-in-the- Pulpit, the Let
ter Box, and the Riddle Box, will continue
TO be full OF interest and the department for
very young readers win be enlarged.
Bayard Taylor and other distinguished
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tries. ..ai
lighful and instructive papers on practical
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New writer's, In addition to our present
large corps of contributors, Will give young
people Of all ages, POEMS jingies, stories
sketches, and papers on history, biography
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In the extensive list Of Illustrated material
now in course of preparation, which IL is ey-
pected will be published during the coming
year. are occasional bGIliint papers on
French re and literature, by Albert Rhodes;
articles of travel In Europe, Asia ana Ameri-
on Chicago, Richmond, Baltimore and other
cities sketches Of curious phases OF vegeta-
ton, etc, etc,
In poetry, short stories and sketches, bio
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HOUSE TO RENT.

Two story brick, containing eight rooms.
A ueil OF good water on the premises. APP
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w ~ -.a-I lul uft 9O3ilw
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The description of this new and wonderful
region, assisted by numerous and brilliant
illustrations BY Moran, Sheppard and others,
IL is expected win have more than u tran
sient value. an additional paper, with APP
pIoprlate Illustrations, will be devoted TO
thesstudy Of Indian character.
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ST. Nicholas for 1875.

that there Is 10 he no falling off, but an in
crease In It's literary and pictorial attrao-
lions. Among other attractive features are
two splendid serial stories,
THE YOUNG SURVEYOR
by J. r. Towbrldse, author Of the Jack Haz-
ard stories, etc.
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Condensed Through Time Gard
Topoints North and East via tho
Houston and Texas Central ny
AND CONNECTIONn.

Trains arrive and depart from Houston ~
follows
ACCOuSODATIos. THROUGH TRAIN,
Leaves. 300 A, NJ Leaves. 8:9O p. NJ.
Arrlees~.-.. $40 A. NJ. Auives...,..., $40 p. NJ.
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OF Ogden Farm, near Newport, Rhode Island
This series will deal In very practical
way with The industries and peculiarties OF
the quaint peoples OF Holland, Normandy,
and The Channe Islands The papers Will
be fully illustrated, and while especial nj.
tention will be paid to farm matters IN both
picture and description, the authors faculty
OF keen aud intelligent observation insures
abundant interest for the general reader e
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,.The Canons of the Colorado

A vivid account OF the Exploration of
the Colorado River Region by the
Government Expedition under Major
Il ~ POWELL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-13

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Kazd6mu zajiste jest zna-
mo, 5 jakou hrdinskou sta
tecnosti a nezlomnou yytr-
valosti nasi bratfi ma jihu
evropskem svefepeho vraha
tureckeho, nasazenim live
III, opoustenim a obetova-
MIN svych domacich krbn a
celSch rodin, potiraji.
Tito stateGni narodove
Jiznich Slovanu jsou nam
pfibuzni, jsou nasimi bratryl
Pres 400 let tizi je nejkru-
tejsi jho tureckeho nasil-
nictvi ''vzdelahe" soused-
nj velmoce trpely po celou
tn dobu ; kfestanskym ma
rodem horst zachazeni, nez
5 nejohavnejsimi psanci.
Koneene byla mira jejich
trpelivosti dovrsena, a nyni
bojuji tito narodov6 5 podi-
yn hodnvm hrdinstyim "a
sv6 vymaneni z nesnesitel-
neho jha tureckeho.
Cechovel ! lest to nasi sva-
tou poyinnosti, abychom ka-
zdy bez rozdilu pfispeli svou
hfivnou K umirneni bidy
ranenych bojoyniku a opu-
stenych rodin !
Zajiste neni treba sititi
sloy 0 teto poyinnosti, KITE
ron kazdy Cechoslovan We
SVEN srlci dobfe citi.-
Proto Vas kratee ale srdee-
ne z&dame, byste uspofadali
sbirky, ktere redaktor toho-
10 listu pod osobni adresou
pfijmati a vereine kvitoyati
bude.
Sebrane pfispevky Sc sas
81 easu odeslou ma patriene
misto, coz Sc rovnez vzdy
.P. T." oznami. :.
Jak sc dovidame hodlajf
zdelsi ochotnici v sobotu dine
23- t. m. uspofadati k tomu-
to slechetnemu lGeli diva
delni pfedstaveni, ku ktere-
muz pan Kueera mistnost
svou ochotne zdarma nabidl.
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ceske vystehovalstvi do Ame-
riky.


Pan ]. Foft uvefejnnje Y eisle
IL. "Osveta Ida" ktera Praze
vychazi pfednasku o stshoyani Sc
lidu eeskeho do Ameriky.
Nebyh bychom Sc 0 te udalo-
sti ami zmfniii kdyby so v ,omto
die nestavela h laryzaprav-
d a, bud z politovani hodns-neya
domosti aneb snad re skodolibe
zIovolnosti na pranyf, povazns
jeme to IN svou povinnost zdej
sfmu tesk6mn obccenstvu zdeliti,
iak mas tam stare nasi vIastI
takovJ utenj pan soudi.
We svs pfednasce pravi mezi
jinjm
.Cesk6 obyvatelstvo SO vjhrad-
ne obracf do vzdalen6 Ameriky,
ony vxdAlen6 kontiny zamofske,
= nichf Sc hospodaFsk6mn zivotu
nasemu Mia d n m ohledn
nahrada poskytnouti nemdze,
jsout onou bezednou propasti, do
kter6 rok 90 rok takov6 mnozstvf
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