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MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
Means for identifying DepOsiforsi

Means for Identifying Depository
When a new deposition first comes 90 the savings hank
precautions are TAKEN AMI records made that he may
always be identified and that in book l. lost
he owner thereof cannot lie defrauded.
The business ~ this institution b confined exclusively
tn the receipt and Of savings deposits and funds lie
posted In trust. No commercial general h.Itins
business Is transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds invested ~ tlr
uron real estate In the city If Chicago In making ~ct
loaTs preference is always given g. applications from d.
rstars Il small means, vino have accumulated ~ ~
institution sufficient funds pay for iot "t ground
I,re 10 borrow something MOE - all tnctn ,rt y
buildings ~ l--e, permanent home. inr tllcin-,''
and families.
ess Money RENTED b, draft a. Enri-' We tt>''''r
10 dep.,~itaTS
THOSE DESIRING TO INVEST their Savings upon
Real Estate security at higher rate Of Interest tan
can be safely paid Savings Deposits should cal ~
This Rank and examine it, Investment Certificates.
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WONDERFUL INVENTION RE

A WONDERFUL INVENTION RI
~ GENTLY PATENTED An elegant little in~tru-
ment which combines twelve practically useful tools,
viz Pocket Rule, Ruler, Square. BeVel, screw On
Paper Knife Eraser and Pencil Sharpener Tine article
Il male Of steel and evidently durable Agents are
"a, tel IN every town. The ropnetors oner :" send
mated one dollar Cold plated two dollars Persons
desiring an agency obtain the tools, should apiA
AZ once The proper address y Combination IY9i C.,
1y4 Nassau street New York. Also the new kr'oNe'
Ra,s Goehers SQUIRRELS Mice Sc, AMI throw. them
auay ami sets itself quick the name indicates
one tran sent by express for nne dollar
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CARPENTERS

A LBANN. ny. CARPENTERS AND
N JOINEE- NtnN The. fiynh. pur- haris-
Grip.pr. T.. ,,, pr,- lsu-- p1tlt. ad 'ee ptr-
lame. ! pen,i,r.. IRA. i.hn ! igrrtld r, ,r...
Richard p..i- b. .i- Aiir.ri fr. ,i. ,>.i tu ,et
Altre.t tsit
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FROM new YOnk
DAM GRAPHIC OFFICE,
NEW YORK, March 81, -

tfkrfAfh NV +sirtNb 49,
Thar vicious old m,.n Thurlow Weed,
whn IS ga, VI the seven nr more unclean
splrit, which the r., b'u'. has taken to
itself since Mr. Grr-leys death. whose
oracular utterances .equently appear ~
that paper i nuS elolly blackenius the |
character ot the sage u ChapPaqua ~ his
own paper Feb 70 he let Il his venom
thus Most prominent among the bad |
legacles beJueathed 10 the country by Mr. |
Greeley is the Homestead Law Some
one in Washington. ID c.. retorts ~ Tins |
old Machivelh 81 the New York Leglsla-
ture. tins father OF American lobbyisn,
Who has done more 70 corrupt yonng poll
ticians Than other man iii the country.
The indignant a. ~w-rer make these points
I Tn Homestead Law vas play thai !
helped ~ saJlsfy the Republican ~ IN
lts first and honest days :. II gave the
party the reputation %. caring for Ihe
white slaves NJ the North as we'll a. the
black slaves nt the south 3. lt helped
0
accomplished in great measure what IT
undertook. and = his plan worked well
until II vas departed fr.m IN sGbstaRtssxf-
prisaria. sn ILes'1li ~ -,'Tsf 7uInwisdon,
anoJ 'sa5ce sprang gross abuses, scandalous
Z aroh app hing corruprians. Land
ira Cre.iit tohilers and Railroad Land
ss,.. - ~. .,r, of he -,-.to,,,
n 80 Ptiheip'' :" u'e homestead Law
z as.s IL $780,. nj b. gwen nh ~ u sc
-. -..,l ~. at ~ sec
z ''"t s.,.. Ind
IONS "a &C. Ts' ha' -
a1d deu-eh >aosa lat. = 70
IA coi,se, ,uenceAS m -"
j Al-hnuyb J, 4'.'sr's ii.s !. errpt m
~. AZ. s i-IeemfA -&.snd
20 4 ceres have NJ.
''""'y "i'is .ts -. ~, ....,.t1
; saved for leg "o''' ''''''
shared d - "F''''e'' !" the I"'i""ing
SEN. Sc. 'ndsea wholesale grabbing like
ii, gould have bseu the rue The cor
RI 'tldt lilns'fati"h = iDli"ws
= $3.50 80 49, '''S
and shsfks. "I>,s s~ SSrtsd them They
q realty reterdel the DEVELOPMENT Of the
G Autry, and are extremely odious t. this !
DAY lhey made Immense rort ~ '.,~- bt
,.st.nc. ~ Iapl 81 ther men. For
Z. section of land Ifn& Spectator bought
+, and r bow. 49, GU
,na = .~sd" them broke the prairie
- fencrs, built houass-xrtf- barns.
sSAh i Tops .1; is - Sorchads: etc. BY the
q g y : aug I, 'he value o.
q i. 900 Der cent. / have seen this tbino
occur Ia a Thousand cases know Of one
hlah VINO owned more thsh IW,VV acres
~, ''"'u - 'ii'liS' 10 ""u a0'ie Isl
: ,rincaIv dnma,n IN, ,ha,, sra nni,n.
proved Hundreds Of thousands of acres
are held by other men IN the same way.
- .Io san" ~. .ba" ~ - nasT "een 49,
man than the States in which they lie
would be much weather..
Avn uovo,,v
VI
'''."
'""' '"''0 "opo! p'''" "''i Va.
oo''o"h cause VI 'he "ao c"hultl"h 81
y mus - 'e oi''lueo
'''' ' 'p's anus Is
I"'' % i"s .u ~ "'' "''"' . '""' ~ 'ne
- = - "' "no s"' 'o'S
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SUMS As SMALL As ONE D0LlA !
Viii be received from any person and a Bank Book VII
V fAr1lishe.j without charge.
Married women
And Minor Children n,sy Deposit money. - thai No
Dne else draw IL
societies
MaS depout MOney from time time, and before MAJ
~ first Deposit Provide by Vote. hew and ~
Whom II shall Be drawn and. gIOvided copy Of
the Resolution be furnished the Savings Bank, no
money will be paid. pnic>s It's provisions are strictly
sIuplied with
Deposltsrs.
Whether Foreigners Citizens have the came rights A.
10 Property and IN OF Death any money 70 tbeiT
.reit will he paid to their Legal representative ~he h
they In this country or elsewhere
Printed forms Of Wills been prepared by che Coun-
sel Of the savings tank that any dssitor egis
designate some who may take charge ct hs Sn'ne
and property and he guardian II h Children in e.-e
his death. Thus much uspagvenience and expense mas
1e avoided An officer IL the savings hank without l
harve for H. -eSicsl preparss vii ~ s-s'' <
<ppl,ing
Il the rAte OF six per cent per annunn h paid en- y
sums Ut Five Dollars or more.
working People
ICED not lose any time, the Savings Park 10 kepa
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IRON MoULDERs INTERNArIoNAL

l. MON HeadquaTtera. Cincinnati, Ohia.
W. II. SATrIk president, inrk hon l<l- CiBo,ufati
ohio.
PETkksJ. NEAskY, Treasurer. - samnut -i. broak
Ign, n. e.
Jas & ARKoLI. Firrt Vice President Aes ark erN.
THoMAs CA-EY serond Vice President bnN re Mont
gonlery, Ala
JoHN ". DANCE Thiri W., presi.ie:it tsA ins
TorOutn, Ont.
T.. X. OsLKA, Fsirth Vice rr--,si.-i.t b,N sis
ramento, Cal
JoHx ,. Lam Recording SECRETARY Lttiei f.iis
New YORK
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TINHE HOUSE CARPENTERS EIGHT
IL HOUR LEAt't r.. AND sHUP 80. ~
UNITED MECHANICS. Meet AZ their nall. a.. Eu.s
street. san Francl,co Cal. the first MONDAY ey-ling
eSch month. Oftcer Ar urish B Thomas " a.
r. s Pendleton. list Foreman Ham stewart ~ Pore
man 1. Ma nsen Treasurer } " Gregg. x. : md
y. o. Andrews. n. ;.
L O. :. C-The following - the list
IN. Of ofiyerS II the international Grant l,siut u
the n. q. ;. e.. fnr the ensuing wear
|. q. :. k.-James y. Wright, hiirimar.
3. l. g.. ;. H.. Hosea z. osborne MlW .uk.s
T. q. n. Benz. II. ScullN Lynn
L. q. > Z. G.. Mower Tovaudn ~.
/ o. Treasurer Richard Murphy. New Nurk
Trustees Harm Fariuar. A. y Mci4tin AMI EdwSrd
Brname
q. a. Ao~rR, |. q. :. x 4 ~ :. g.
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Ii ARTFOgD. conn

Tnian ut,,.,- ft,.. .,.,.p.i l,l W the month a.
Winclrss Saloon p..r Stat, q 1rnt, r Thirikei
q Webb Court; Niec-pres II Pnts.-.. fra1sr
James kl~in. Fe, Co.,. and cor ltaIs. lack b"A ~
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WORCESTER. MASS. L mon NJ. 3,
w meet, an the first TUESDAY " each monLh, W tiu
Tern Verpin Hall southhrdge street. WIN. krAnukn
- VIM Haiyh vice pres. end treas.. n. A. kisvs
na1r fcor I'm. and rec. sec' box SsO
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TTRBANA. OHIO mon ~ 45 meets
~ 0r the last saturday evening ~ eAeh month Al
Atlantic fgiIHara HAN y q Helm pr,-., Y v hsei-
Vice pres.t, Mark Stss1nAn. rrg -rcy " NeseieJ
fn. .ec. Cha. shelter. 1nnr+frptr. a. u hreg~i
ear. -rt's box ~
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ST- PAUL, MINI. Union Nc IS ineets ou
~ the FIRST MONDAY 81 each month ID Singer HAn,
Third AMI Market SIS. q. q. salisbury, prs. fhomt
McGinness vice pre-. n. ~ Leonard. I'm sec. Chs-
Hudson rec sec, IA. q. Leonard. ,eey-
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IL va ~. first Tuesday evening y
A. Granite tii,rck, NAM strrcq T.
pre- Fowler. aicr pre-. r.
Nm " Porter kipuyu rgskhamt
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\ A FORTE IND. CNlON-NO. -,
i 4 meet the frst SatIria, ~ ever month.
AZ Zarf's Hall. George Ming President Lafayette
Steele hB. sec'y Herman Walter rrt' -ec sam
Resented treas. Fred. stuef-and sergeant - arm
George hing cor ~ec'y baX So,
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NIJINDSuR. CONN "a mon no. "a meets
w W. IN. -.-epi ,aturia, w each month uunbei
u member. z,. a. Godard' pfes. w p. y sAhALih
cor ssc haN iiA.
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Il INGSTDN, a. n &c mon No. 80 meet
IN "a the l-r ManlA, "a r.ch month "u Mon ~
Ge'i Brink prs- Bon Horn Bah, Nicc pre- "a. '-,
ntan, rrr AID hH ~ec.. " Wagner trea-
Nuipu cor .r4.. BOA S4E.
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IDCkPuRT. ~ n 80 mou 40 a. meets
AZ ~ n avs usdnesday W aaea nl0alt.i ~ ~,
Harp.r4 r.assa n -tasi gir4H Hurk pre-.
So t.Msh fiee-psF~. Feht- i-esl Tf- ire
-Mfn.4f5 r.... fsarirs lark a NJ .r#.. Gen
" won
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II INCOLN. NEBRASKA { mon No. l4S
AR Vol Pres > Wohlenherx. vice Pre-idsyG
f stone Financial Secretary u Frank. REV. sec..
Cru-r treasurer. X Wolfe. cor. -rr. b. h1y fi4
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~ on the Ist Fri.iay n ever, mouth the lafa, cite
Hall Gratiot q. Henri kiei. pres, ". Hastings -
" R,,-lparh. pres. tn NJ Duan.
feiiN A LenAke I'm q. A Sheland, trrs Charlie
Erb. Sergeant alarms. teliN A. L-mkis, -eo..
hox -.
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TNRON. n. N.-Union NO = meets on tbs
last Friday ~ each month al Apollo Hall, corner oi
Congress and River ST.. r. Eichhoiz. pres b hoeu.
hau.cn ycc. Iry-. q Schlachhoit, m -er. Gt.sst
smith. rec .ec 4. Geer tr,as Gyur1 FvnrpH 'oi
-ec. buX " TROY. " NJ
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III piap No a. AZ n. ~ uhni Il New Yori
IL, Meeting niaht~ to- mr. J. Ttk II every monti
a. u Plate pres. I42 E~~eN-~t. hrnsid, wee pre-
=. 1nerteiniryrr, trea~ w. tlsus9ec ar, " hueh
nm sud cor ~-e ~ flIxtl slh III
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DHII.ADELPHlA. PA. mon No 3meets
au The. s.cosi Tue>.is, each month IT Diligen4
Hal Teifh ana Fnbsr -t.. FRANK Buob. pres ia
barren " Fired HehBu,u, Wee pres. JONI Meta su'
r-, AKA hn W., Theodore Eherharit trals And J5i
.t,y. ls1p Germantown ave.
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OMAHA. NEB Union No g3 meets Yn
" the III MoniA, w ,ieh month az Central Hal
j trrirk..ft. pres l hamut. siar prest, p hAmpf
nr --- y Hanl,n ra -y. C W NtumIh. trc.,-
Joseph heukuisu, cor. -er. hnN t,i.
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L EAN ENNORIH. kANNAN-Ohl mon -
i 10 meets AZ wo0lfs Hall the hr~t SATURDAY e. En-
il. u eaen month John Hath, pre-. Gu. brH
schneider, Vice pre-. Louis kekenian, treas LOUIS
No fir see. u u. olive. sud eor. seer M. III
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AItt-eF-uE. IONA Um1n W 40
VI ass4 = trHui 0UtrRi Elal Main snthe nr.i
-tul Htard TaG~it, .t =lh uynil- Nat ION Kline.
sH-. N iYYrhsaa "ne fGes, thfo. Fu Atr tres'--
sn 5a4ut.e,I an .,Yl sir -rt
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EVANSVILLE, IND. Union No. "a meets
IA on the thir, THURSDAY evening ~ each month a.
the Court House Exchange, % ThIra "a eet
Antoine Lehne. pres. Mark Sanucis. VIC, pre-.
John Dick. -eoy Emil Lesey, ~ ~esN MARKS Sain
urls. treA,. ant cor -ec'N.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA Mon No.
~ ITO. meet. on ths first saturia, ~ each Aonth,
At Fischer Hall On Schiersteu. Pres. Frank Coos,
Vice Pres. \. Peters treas; A. Suilt, no. sec. ".
Walters res sec. T. StopenhOrst. sergeant rms.
Napoleon Peters. cor. box u
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LNORT WAYNE, IND Union No. 73meets
jill on the 1T Saturia, evening N each month. Ste
phen Georgen pres George " Reter vice pres JaEr
bershammer re-. and I'm Henry Gneh trsas .
Mic Schlueter Geo. Reiter, and VIM Doruie. trust
e@s. &. w. smith. cor sec box 53s.
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W second Tl,--4ia, ui tht month AZ Turn Hall
Iahn Shitely. pre- VIM. "a. q Nlrr, vice president.
HcnN ~tut4n.rr hn- srry. Nm Brock ueas.
n W,~-lvf ~ei-tani-af arm - " smith, and
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meets on the Grst Wednesday u each meath, At the
o a Club Room Pres John Gaunt srr rres. John
Farrell John BaSzett I'm. sec., john Acf Arane re-
sec Charles Wood, treas. Cha. Robertson, Thomas
Farrell, Gen. p. KAin. trustees John Mott coz.
&c., hock box u:
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DRODkLlN. n. \ - mon No. " meet =
I'D on the fourth saturday evening u etah month AZ
lclock Peter Higgii. pres. luui- >teihe Vict pres
Henry Burt rev, -eg Henri Bnid On aud cur SER,
81 Atlanti, ~.
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JoHN mitchell AND THE BR1T1sH.
It appears from the record of the
Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, that the late John
Mitchell renounced his allegiance
to Queen Victoria and became q
citizen Of the United States in May,
1850. He had declared his inten-
ton to become o citizen at San
Francisco, in October, 1853, when
he was about 81 years of age. This
fact alone would have nullified his
election to the British Parliament.
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EMPTY BUILDINGS IN New YonK.
The New York World publishes a
list Of empty buildings and Offices
on Broadway, between Bowling
Green and Fourteenth street,
which it says is 'really startling y
Along this central thoroughfare,
ont OF $50 numbers, $50 display
the renting card, occasionally for q
single Office, and in not a few cases
for the whole building. Besides
these, the notification Of desk room
to let are very frequent indeed,
showing general desire in many
quarters to tighten the rent. The
side streets from Broadway, and
which for many styles of business
are fully as good as the main street
itself, also show q good many offers
'to let" Canal, Crosby, Greene,
Grand, Spring, Mercer, Warren,
and Walker streets have many fine
stores and lofts waiting for occu-
pants. While the dwelling-house
property is holding up well, the
stores and Offices are falling right
and left. The World says the dull
ness does not seem to be confined
to any special section of the city or
any particular business. It is a
general business stagnation, q sort
of after-wave Of the panic of '73.
There are about one-third more
buildings now open to rent than
there were q year or q year and o
half ago. The temporary rentals
which are made are in many cases
alta reduction of between 80 and
40 per cent.
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The Cuban rebels have, after
fighting six or seven years, got
possession of the sugar district of
the island and all the important
ports except Havana. During their
raids they have destroyed a great
deal of property, owned by Ame-
ricans. Grant and Fish were so
long getting the virginius matter
settled, however, that the Spanish
rebels viii doubtless have time to
conquer the whole island and then
repudiate the damages to Ame-
Hcan residents on the island.
Damages should be claimed from
Spain OF once. while she has fin
ger in the Cuban pie.
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CITY HALL GROCERY.
FRESH ARRIVALS!

GMOKED TONGUES, Beef, Ham, &c.
- Picked Salmon, Beef, Mackerel.
CANNED-Corned Beef, Salmon, AS
paragus, Lima Beans, Green Peas, Succo-
tash, California Pears and Apricots,
Peaches, Truffles, &C., &C., &c.
TEAS-These in full variety-Japan.
Gunpowder, Hyson, English breakfast,
Souchong, Oolong-selected by IN ex-
pert, and confidently guaranteed finest
in market and moderate in price.
COFFEES-Parched Jaya--entirely
pure-Raw Java, Laguayra, Rio, &C.,
always fresh.
Our stock replenished daily. My store
is central and convenient to the public,
1 request call.
A Word About Cigars.
These being only an adjunct to my
business, and having unsurpassed facili-
ties, con offer CIGARS lower than any
house In town. Call md be convinced
this is no brag. GEO. SUMMERS.
March 28
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Seed Potatoes. Bacon. Butter. Lard.
Ok 15-POUND pails Choice Gilt. Edge
GC Goshen BUTTER.
100 hbls. Early Rose POTATOES-se-
lccted seed; early crop.
100 bbls. Chill Red POTATOES-selected
seed: late crop.
100 bbls. Choice Eating POTATOES.
25 boxes Choice Dry Salt SIDES.
10 boxes Ohoioe Dry Salt BELLIES
small.
so tubs Pure LEAF LARD.
IS tubs Choice Goshen BUTTER.
25 tubs Goshen Blu rrER-for bakers:
50kits MACKEREL-Nos. and 2-full
weighte.
80 boxes Family SOAP.
Is boxes Factory CHEESE
Constantly receiving ORANGES. BAEA~. ~
MAS. COCOANUTS, dc, fiom csrgoss a.
irving IL Charleston.
All of the above we guarantee 10 be sold
ut ioXest market rates, at Wholesale only,
BY O. J. LAUkEir
March 7t13 Opposite PHanrx OAeo. :.
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SH0tWeIIS Fr0I1nc C0rn!
A NV variety, specially adapted to
bu.hel. to the acre, large full rize ears,
from 16 to 20 rows each; two and four ears
on stalk; is an early corn, and q valuable
kind in this respect. Farmers and planters
will do we'll to plant this corn. Specimen
may be seen at the Drug and Seed Store OF
Feb &c I e. H. HEINITBH, Druggist.
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In 8 tssriptaons u Sths
PaGm xnd d1aAsxs, don't forget the
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The Clergy.
"Have been . dyspeptio for years; began
Regulator two yesrs sgo; 1t has acted like
charm In my case. Rev. J. o. HOLMES.
Lady's Enforcement.
II have given your medicine thorough
trial, and In no case has it failed to give
tull satisfa ction. n."cELLKN HEAoHAx, Chat..
tahoocheo, Fla.
Sheriff Bibb County.
~ have used your Regulator with Auc-
cessful effect in Bilious Colo and Dyspep.
sia. It 10 an excellent remedy, and oer-
tainly public blessing."-C. MAsTEasoN,
Bibb County, Ga.
NJ Wife.
'My wife aud self have used the ReRuIs,.
tor for years, and testify to its great vir.
tues."-Rev J. Il. FRLDER, Perry, Ga.
II think Simmons' Liver Regulator one
Of the best medicines ever made for the
Liver. Ny wife and many others have
used 1t with wonderful effect."-R. 4.
SPAbxs, Albany, Ga.
Nd.
II have used tho Regulator in NY family,
and also in my regular practice, and have
found 1t most valuable and satisfactory
medicine. and believe II II was used by the
profession, 1t would be OF service In ver,,
many cases. know very much Of its COM
ponent parts, and can certify its medicinal,
qualities are perfectly harmless."-BcR-
GRIaas, NJ. D., Macon, Gal Jan S0+wSah>
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Musical the Opera House Evening
ssribnhon OF the Awards Titles to tho Property
Inc Distribution viii be- under the supervision and direction
Tickets win deposited Union Savings Bank with
list and instructions Distribution
noud not take place Responsible agents will be appointed
Ta r. the sss the Of those deroua
OF rapidly and the made early dateprobaby the
middle OF April The only desire of the project
10 dspose OF some property at
as to enable any to procure site for a home
.s....3!. N J. A. SELBY. Manager. Coumbs. C.
can be obtained at Indian Girl Cigar Store
Hotel Cigar Store Wheeler House California Cigar Store
Grocery Store and the PHaN1x Office Columbia "
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New 6ugar.Uuxea Mans,
100 NEW YORK saesH ssrsd MAl1l
.lOO ohoios a.as! 3ust xscslye4 e
suc sale BY JOIN A9HxW & SON.
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7 A III persons having claims against d.
"a r. HOWELL, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same to me on OF
before MONDAY, 9th day Of April next,
OF they win be debarred participating II
the 9Th dxy Of April next, will distri.
executor. JOHN AGNEW,
Executor of D. B. Howell.
March % IS
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Coming Revolution,

A S the time approaches, the Rushing
II Sale of Cigars" increases. Only a
few days until all will realize what q
great change has taken place. Smokers
will rejoice even more than they do now
when they go to
PERRY d SLAWSON'S
Cigar and Tobacco Store.
BUT
eye little stars, hide your diminished
rays" Mar 90
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COLUMBIA, S G, TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH &c. 1875
For Bale or Rent.

~ ACOMMODIOUSs spd handsomely
MA finished co rTAGE HOUSE. North.
i1&west corner P1nuleton and Assembly
streets; with fue Stables, Kitchan. Gar.
den. ETC., attached; Hot aud Gold Water
and all othor couveniences. Pos session
given 4pril /. Apply to
March 8 JOS TAYLOR.
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Just Arrived,

A MOTHER lot of Ladies' LINEN
IN COLLARS and CUFFS, plain and
colored; RUFFLING and COLLAR
ETTS; CORSETS Mt SO cents; also,
Coats SPOOL COTTON, all numbers.
and many other new goods, at
c. F. JACKSON'S,
Leader Of Low Prices, No. 128 Main
street. Nar2l
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II have never seen or tried such . aim
pie, eficacioue, satisfactory and pleasant
remedy in my life."-H. HA1SER, St. Louis,
Mo.
Hon. Ale1. Il. Stephens.
II occasionally use. when my condition
requires it. DR.. Simmone' Liver Regulator,
with good efEect."-Hon. ALEX. d. STE.
PHENS.
Gorernor Of alabama.
"Your Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and am persuaded
it is a valuable addition to the medical
science. Gov. j. GILL SBoRTER Ala.
II have used tho Regulator in my family
for the past seventeen years. can safely
recommend it to the world as the best me-
dicine have ever used for that class of
diseases it purports to cure.-H. F. THIa.
ZEN.
President of City Bank.
'Simmons' Liver Regulator has proved
a good and efiicacious medicine."-C. A.
NUTTING.
Druggist.
I'VE have been acquainted with DR.. Sim.
mons' Liver Medicine for more than twenty
years, and know it to be the best Liver Re-
gulator offered to the public."-M. r. LYON
AID II. L. LYON, Bellefontaine, Ga.
81 WAS cured by Simmons Liver Resu.
lator, after having suffered several years
with Chills and Fever. ."-R. F ANDERSON.
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2 We are daily adding to all the depart
meDts of our Estsblish 10 ent large linss Of
Choige and Desirable SPRING GOODS. at
popular price,. -,
and strangers yisiting this city Should not
fail to give our stock close inepcetion be-
fore making their purchases.
All needing DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
eH0E9. OAhFRTs, OIL OLOTAs, aeRts'
FURNlsHINa GOODS. Or any article hspt
making their psrchI.ss & ne Grand, tsS.
trail Dry Goods EAtAblishment OF ..s''Rs
WIN. D. LOVE 3 CO.,
Columbia, 3. q.
Samples sent gratAitously to all parts Of
the country on application. Mar II