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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20
PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: Ask for Ponds Extract.
Take no Other.

"Henr, for will speak of excellent things"
PONDS. EXTRACT = The great vegetable
years, aud for cleanliness and prompt curative
HTsSR eEHnot BE Be- ef Smx can afford to be with
out Ponds Extract, Accidents, . BiiEnlses,
s GS dGs
relieves pains of Burns, Scnids' EXcPrin-
lions Rfqss oa sol edades s%e
ings, stops bleeding, removes discoloration ana
LADIES and it their best friend. It assuages the
pains to which they are ba Ssyaa nSSsa
noaS faneIs ra II and
nentiy heals all kinds of determinations and
HEHMl cSFnH8GiiDs or PILES nnd in this the only
Immediate relief and ultimate cure. No case, now
ever chronic or obstinate can long resist It's regu
VEINS. It Is the only ,N! sHre cure
dS GT al
remedies. failed to arrest bleeding from nose'
REnEF s ana sSswnG Neuralgia
Rheumatism are all alike relieved and often
PH PsISsICTHNS Of all schools who are acquainted
with POnds Extract recomendd ~ IN t sne1
hundreds Of Physicians many OF whom order Il
for in their own pracm .S ;o saqIilOa 70
G DS: a aiisy Sore TGreS
onsiIs simple and ehroniS III Ca
Frosted al Feet. stipgs Of Insects, Mcsgai;
Ss sS C p a%ads anu n0o'
rO ri Tssng US Il removes SORENESS, Rough
ness and Smarting, heals Outs, EruptiOns
and PimpIcs. II feuiDes, faDigordtes and re-
0sshss, While wonderfully improving the Conn
TO' ENRMERS-Pond's Extract. No stock
breeder no Livery Man can afford 70 oe without ~
II Is used by all the leading Livery Stables street
Railroads and first Horsemen In New YORK CITY.
il has no equal for sprans, Harness or saddle
ThaGnQs Stiffness, Scratches, Swellings, Cuts,
faeerations Bieedings, Pneumonia, Collie, Diar-
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FARMHOUSE. Let II be tried once and you VIII
never be without II,
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I The genuine article has the words p0nds NM ,S
only persons living who ever knew how 20
pffe%Siteh Hazel. This Is the only article used by
Physicians and in the hospitals of this country
HIsTORY and Uses of Ponds Extract, In
isyFTh s2sSyT fFfS q y x.iasD
| Isne, New York
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20

Time win tell, and time has told that any
mans q fool who pays old prices. When
Jones' of Bnghamton, Binghamton, N, Y 4.
offers Five Ton Wagon Scales, ON trial, freight
prepaid, at $50 eech free price list
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20
Fairbanlss' Scales.

In The month Of August fifty carloads Of
scales we're sent out from the scale works, and
ninety-nine carloads of materials for manufac-
turing scales were received at the works in the
same month.--& Jdhnsbny (Vt) Cdledonian,
Sent o.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20

is simply the living fountain of health, in the form of
powder capable Of being converted into bubbling,
flashing snis Of the liquid product Of nature in one
minute Armed with this antidote all climates and
every atmospheric change may be faced without fear.
AS remedy in NAL arious fevers stomach complaints,
irregularities OF the bowels, nervous disorders mental
depression headache overflow of bile, dropsieal all
ments nausea and constipation, it has no equal Sold
by all druggists
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20

/ um BiIiouHa
Quirk's Irish Tea will make new man Of
yeu. SOLD by druggists at % ets' package,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20

by teIbBTapH.J
To Raines g. Bros, las Fifth ace'ate, Ne,c
York:
Iowa State Fair first gold medal on Haines'
upright piano fortes. Must have two uprights
Immediately. A. REED SONS,
Chicago, III Sept. 2S, 1877.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20

Free! Leisure Hours.-A splendid l6 page
family literary paper full of Choice Stories, Sketches,
Poetry etc sent three months with pair Of beautiful
6xS Ohromos suitable for framing and adorning tne
cstamps taken TO pay mailing expenses. The publish.
ers j. L. PATTEN 4 co, 162 William ST., New York,
0udrauee every double rulue of money sent. News
dealers sell LEISURE HOURS, price cents
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20

"a special dispatch to the Paris pa
pers reports that the car is ILL.," Indi-
gestion probably; a little too much
Turkey.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20
Sandal

positive remedy for all diseases of the Kidneys
BLADDER and Urinary Organs also good in Drop
steal Complaints. 1t never produces sickness, 10
certain and speedy in ts action 1t fast supersedins
all other remedies Sixty capsules In six or eight
days. No other medicine do this.
BewareTOf limitations, for. owing TO It's grsa
success many have been offered some most danger
ous causing piles, etc.
DUNDAs DICK e. CO.'S Genuine SoJt Cup
mlss, eOnai',ina on Qr SandalwOod, cold at all dug
stores Ash for esrcaiur, ssnd for one TO % and
Wooster street Neg rort,
NY,N. No. az.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20

MAKE NO M1sTAKE.-In Dooley's Yeast Pow
der you get the best article Of the kind in the
world. The cans are always full weight, the
article itself the purest and strongest possible,
SO that smaller quantity than usual sufices.
Do you want your baking always perfect
Don't fail then to use Dooley's Yeast Powder.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20
CHEW
The Celebrated
"MATCHIESS "
Wood Tag Plug

THE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York, Boston. and Chicago.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-31
TEMpGRAHoR ExcuasYoa.

I Anderson Division, No. I, Sons Of Tenn
perance, proposes TO celebrate its tenth an
rniversary by grand basket pic mic at Will
lamston on next Saturday, June End, 1877.
|. The members Of the Order, together With
their fhmilies and friends, are invited % be
present on TINT occasion. An excuAdon
train, under the control of the Division;
will leave Anderson on Saturday. morning
ct sfos osciocl. ant: spend six hours iniWil-i
Inmston, -eturning so es to reach Anderson
at six o'clock in the afternoon. The fare
for the round trip viii be only fifty cents.
\ ashe beautiful PARK surrounding the spring
hhs beer selected MS the place for the gath
efing, and The Anderson Cotnet Band will
furnish its sweetest music for the day. Per-
sons wishing to obtain tickets can do SO by
calling on any OF, the members of the COM
mittee of arrangements, who are Messrs.
r +. Diver, w. O.. Browne, CIV. Webb,
Al. 8. Todd and j. +. Brown. The train
5ss5s:i...::;stop at Belton, and perhsps at some
intermediate point to receive any persons
whp may wish to 30 from that quarter.
Rev. s. Lander, President OF the William
ston Female College will deliver short
address, and good time generally may be
expactest Every one should 30 who can do
|, go, and those intending to go are requested
to secure tickets before the day of tho pic mic.
We hope the affair will be grand SUCCESSES.
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Bro INyENr1or.--Lioyd,, the famora, map
man, who made all the maps for General.
Grant and tho Union army, cert tcas.a of
which he published. has just inve,.a q. q way
of getting; . relief plate from st-sl go as TO
print Lloyd's Map Of American Continent
showing from ocean to ocean-on one entire
rlisss. cE bank iss 4.GSx5o inches inrge,
on a lightning press, and colored, sized and
varnished for thelWall so astos stand .wash-
ing, and mailing anywhere in the world Tor.
80 cents, or unyarnished for :25 cents This
map shows the whole United States and
Territories in group, from surveys to 1877 :
with million places on II, such as towns
cities, villages, mountains, lakes, rivers.
streams. gold MINES railway stations, DO.
This map should be In every house. iAlso
Lloyd's Great Map Of Philadelphia and, the
Centennial Grounds, showing every houae,
street and number. Same size and pSiue as,
America. Bend 30 cents to the Lloyd Map
Com, Company. phiiadeiphia, and you VII Wy got.
C6ristidn Weelly. i;t.;,. - ,4s-S.
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,,tIfsETUARY.

DeTarte9 tbis life rstar,, Psndleton,. by 10
painful accident, on the ;14th, instant, Strs.
CAROLINE VIRGINIA, wife or DR.. ii. c,
Miller and youngest daughter Of zachafias
Taliaferroa Of Amherst and. Of his wife,
Margaret Chew Carter, OF Caroline County,
Virginin.As .falhea; afhl asi.J's1ft. .5f
Grim death has, visited q. ohcei happy
honae-a ghastly chqsm has been made I'm
the family circle, and its brighteat ornament
summoned 20 the silence OF, the tomb II
has inflicted wounds upon tho hearts Of
those who have been left behind 70 mourn
her loss whickIt Itinis alone caif heal.o Their
sorows, are the common lottof poor ,hu.'
manity, aud If they should .seem almost too
painful to- be endured, they should find
some comfort in the, fact that they. are
shared by their relations and friends, who
deeply sympaffiize with them I'M their nlel-'
anGholly Bereavement 4 III who know her
acknowledge her virtues as woman, ssife..
o mother, and O friend. q God hes in no
manner more eignelized his mercyito us
than in SO constituting our natures thatWe
cannot always suffer from His afflictions
with the same intensity as When they frat
come upon ns. He has thus pointed out to-
us that cur only true and lasting comfort
must be derived from a'reiigious submission
to His holy %ili.Is a Ii ~ RELATION. o.
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Plus TX on America.

T f,esI k1AESAiay 2b.
The Ameri :an Pilgrims who were re-
ceired by the Pore to-day numbered 100
lay members, and we're led By the Arch.
bishop of Philadelphia and the Bishops
Of Allegheny, Nachitoches, Albany.
Louisville, Galveston. Detroit Green6ay,
Hartford and other dioceaes.s s about $50
American Catholics. residents. and: viai-
tors, were also present with the students
of the American College and tke Ameri!
can students of the Propaganda. After
On address they were presented to the
Pope, who ,was seated on. his throne. HIS
Holiness replied that he remembered
how an eminent Cardinal hid told him at
the. scomaencenient Of his ipontiiicate
that ae... s:=;e 3ti would & 55;ale grsat
comfort 20 the church; Hs nov saw the
fulflment Of that predictions - He .snalsA
in great praise OF Tie American nation,
the great thinSs IL had accomplished and
how, in the flowerof its yositfs; I'll had dc.
qniged strength sufficient to asonae the
jealousy Of European nations. Bet there
Were errors Of youth, in nations 9s in
men, and he would censiud them Of ty7U,
he noticed In them; Two great precipi3
talcy LIS purauiE' of material things, and
too proud o feeling of! in5spend dence..
They rride6 thensslve on hning Reptib-
iicans, hero there was o laugh, In which
the Cardinals Joined, ] but, they smIst. re-
member that all Fnhst boy the head to
enter Paradise. Thqy must be humble
and not let Asefinl things interfere with
pfayer He blelied J alp the American
people Catholics, that they might; con-,
tinue, firm in the Faith sprnfasfenfa that
they might be Illuminated; and he prayed
that good might descend In Jabimdance
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County u Correspondence.
a sT 4 gOHHATpaT1r.

Il "
Tho HopE has called quits q numberSof
our citizens to Anderson this week Good
time for short session. T. A. Hud.
gems and family are envisiting friends in Lau-
rens...... You can "go West" by o shorter
route since the opening oca public road to
Bankers Creek Church. ......W We regret to an.
lnounce tho serinna illneaa of afr. G. =. Z
Bigby......Mr, Stephen Latimer,s smoke
house was broken oman an. Thursday night
.lart, and lot of bacon, -four and meal
,ltp!en......A hog, bitten by the Phillips
Innd- dog, went mad and WIS killed last
awAsk..... The wheat Is farming, and Is re-
ported TO be one Of the finest prospects for G
number Of years.....The late dry weather
has injured tho oats to. some eztent--in
'sofic cases they will not be tall enough to
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csnissvlllp stiIls is one On of. .a.s olssast act.
ITEM y Jn Tie County. It wgs huiits bye
Mr. Sliapson nsasly three. fotirths OF q cetis
tury ass3s and then passed into tie hands Of
the fslisgE OF tlfA ls ]. s.syiis Earle OF this
sgcuntgt tSw 10 added to ssha building several
sAiuabts itnptoyefne eIits such as The cFettt Ton
of D sfauhtlers nm sart; ssore,l .s:Ds There
paS q fi6st irof more flisIi thirty yearA.
before thalgiaps hu,ik was moved TO Melsllle,
tonthe a ndefaon and T'ownvilIe road, slrse
the wAtswe hevo had no Office until abou. a
yanr ego tlie,nei rhood had ann sher cs-,
tabiishal, AGr. Ihos Hntohison Is the post
master, sand By tise tsay.'ia the present pro-
prietof Of The mills, and Inns good custom,
and knows how to please. The Centreville
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AN. DfsIbTyAECEs

no Prevent Dogs from Running st Largo
: on the Streets I'm the Town OF fAnaer-
I s0n, lpsess:, Securely eMuzzled l. 30 as
Z to prevent them from Bltings: g.T
EgE! IT. ORDAINED sby the gIntendans
n p and sWardms of the Town of Andert
( That all persons are ,hersbv notified and
reauifed to Mu2zle any Dog. or Dogs they
may own BY the fi5st day of. June, 1917 y
AED nEFfr Fg1sTfiER es:DAIEEp, That the
Town Marshals are hereby inBtrticte led and
required to shoot and kill all Dogs found
running; at large within the corporate limits
of tfe Town, unless they are muzzled 50 as
~ prevent them from biting, as required by
sI,is 9rSli 20 ..cc :strQ ;.s5ss tSaiar -
Done and ratified In. Council, and the seal
! 81 of the, Corporation of said Town nfi
81 fiXed Aereqrlto this 23gd day a Nay
sdf .kllvShf! VI i hfca auKIN; y1htehdaht.
sJIEIs CT Council, Y, 3 tl3 II
: Mayp24, 1877 eils. II sii-45 11t5s u 5,tg3 -
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,EsMtahTlnroRIs! 4

The Pic Mic q, Townyiile Is postponed
ipntil next Ftiday..... mr.. Charles Milford
Is putting up gin on his premises for the
,pnrlioss 69 ginning his own crop which Is
usually iarge.;..,Mr. W.iA.sD Dickson met
with very serious accident last Saturday.
by which his right hip joint was painfully
istrained and confused. He finds it impos-
siSle to walk, sven with the aid of crutch,
aid can't turn himself in bed without the
most cxcruciating psin. The, accident was
caused by q fall from q buggy. For ,seve-
raj years past Taufens famifies have been
cutting loose from their Indigenous cline
and seeking our. Eldorado in the Fork As
the latest importation we mention Capt,
J yiIlisth e 2 Best came q ST.:
uIItT - inrIlIHgI extensively Snlss year IN
the matter sF agriculture AEEs. iBesEs aipeara
ltd quite aks slicines land socially one woukf
lsst dpd 4 isldfs q. -ioqirss sscci.
pasa of the egb.,isl keno ili a days Journey
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y
Ms. EDIroR The second sen semi.annuai
meeting Of ths Anderson Colrty Singing
Con1entioh was held BY appointment With
Bethesda Church, commencing on tine Goth
inst, and continuing two days.
The Convention was called to order by
the President, Prof. -. G, 9Douthit, who, afs
ter singing and nyaysr, explained the object
of tho semi-annual meeting, and declared
the Convention ready or;t4e Transaction of
Its appropriate business. This being an
auxiliary, meeting to the annual ConYers-
nn most Of the 30 ti
Convention was postponed until its regular
meeting, The following committees yese
appointed: On assigning homes to meni-
bers-G. w. Richey, G, W. Singleton, Sd.
Elrod; on order, 8. J. Dalton, B. 4. john
son, G. W. Singleton. The following. gem
tlemen conducted the. exercises in music
during the morning: PfofsI. G. Douthit,
J. w. Key, g. w. Singleton The exercises
for the evening were, conducted by w. T.
McLees. a.sNs Boyee, "a W.sKay,j ]. L.
Heyne, O.. g. Davis. After the Lessons in
music. Rev. G. w. Singleton and Mr.. w. T.
McLees addressed the Convention. on the
importance of cultivating the science Of
music, and suggested as the means best
suited to bring about the desired result to
have moro Conventions, and to have them
oitener. They were followed by the PFesi.
dent. who made some pertinent romafks,'
congratulating the Convention OIL the
marked improvement, that has been made
In music si,l q the organization Of the Sing
ing Convention. After his remayks he
conducted the closing lessoli In n sic for
the day by singing some select pieces of
music - - ,Sft ~ Asre3 ;,t'.rff- ,-.tzeit
Sunday morning the congregation vas
large and orderly, end great interest in the
meeting wes manifested throughout the day.
According to resolution adoptedatthelast
meeting of the Convention, o part of the
morning exercises were devoted to singing
Sunday School music, conducted by J. L.
Hayne, 8. J. Dalton, ). w Kay, using the
Melodies of Praise" After which, Prof.
Prof. J. G. Douthit, L. W, Kay, w. r., NC
Lees gave lessons in music, using the "Chris-
tian Harmony" 'si1skA+4
After partaking of the unbounded hospi-
tality OF the citizens of Bethesda communi-
ty, the Convention repaired to the Church
and had the closing lessons in music by
Prof. Douthit and w. T. McLees. The fol-
lowing resolution was adopted: f-e p
Resolred, That the proceedings cf this
Convention be published in the Anderson
inte!iigener and Anderson Journal. 'l
After some appropriate remarks by the
President, the Convention adjourned to
meet with Mt. B shsl Church on Thursday
before the fourth Sunday in September, 1877.
s,'J. g. DoUTHIT, President.
W. F. Cox, Sec. and Treas.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-31

AsK Yotn DRUoofsr ron sHnINERs In
DIAN vermifnge and ifhe fails to supply you,
address the proprietor. David e. Foutz, Bal
timore Md
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people ere very energetic and thIis 80. y.
We have substantial charciS Ia .procees ;oif
erection AT AsbuEy, under Che Net odilt
8 .ss..s tn. q q ssis
New Prcspect Baptist Church TilhEft two
niitsss where there b aiso q surstaacs
society ip q aesifiships e6pd %, i cna; pns
OF the best Oranges in tbs, Canntyssa we
also have preaching tw:ne . mqpth by Rey.r
DR.. Adger, @ Sourisk.ng Sunday School
and, lEstpbvs not leaat, q dehatipg club,
which old End young slke take. an interest!
is,s-.,. County Commissioners tEaht and
Browne were around satGfday e1andipingc
the road from CentTevillets Ashusy giiufcli,,
and concluded to, discontinue IL iias public;
road i2s32 ~! Ii;s9fh ~ y s12nAsAefi 5;
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iS4.-A -AN--L--z---- - :
(, 'EgF[5Hg HN1 IIels

al Il
sBleSsed, nSe tho faeels, ee,ssSS,,siRlsi Il,
",ss ,S,Ss z Ky But can 4 mar, be naeel
~. s..!a she oonaci fisss d dreaded nnori-,
- -. = iJe h9 " = 5fe not o,
-, ,scs q Iitsna. ID 2 81
"a 70 51sllg sTift 5gish Fpltiiga
~ ,,..sne.uatiy G1Rwing hs llvez and th.s fao1
.se5 ,s, wear en- e3psessiofs og heruic and even
.assS ~ endnEanea R ik EYnn, e heus has left
=. SssCendhnt6. With Filtufes (disease)
sa,,naing Ills nyef. th modern tnnii makes
NJ =, ahss d ii z lie
~. - - ic1list ~ p0cii 0ndtiacal, he
~. s,he walt5 sSfis sslfs on the wrong side
a. yak asaad WluAver asres e ;se-,-s7 s;;s
~ tnsta sS a npnIiy sid he is9es ali
49, or At best l<er oE his ilpaSibaI..
~. Uhllka ESe my saiczsi Titan, Cd Vie.
sr,.s ~ Is isnt iifccsless Tiefs IS ati
A. 70 - bsslfsi 70 clshsssa and heal.
fr,t .sifs fct this "a Oh Ing or all
ps.e g; .ifkr Complaint n-4iions5 ere
SS,S. SstSSS {. g lisient eOnsier than Df. Piegess,
lSssas, l isassat ssss; and fleassit 5
rS;iay rS;iIys the ezssese aud poisonons matter,
lnS ~ sls e, overS imparss strength
lo,s ~ IIeal,h I.. to the entire system. They are
''a oy druggists. ~ 81
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aai oaMer styles, OF 4Ieilnjne Singer Me-
chins5 at rqtas ,reduS ID pride 3 Though
thSse Ma6hine5 6ilv6 BEEN red deed Oh &. hair
iii price, the ,QHel ffSy wa m sslr
GO A1ke<A at Its hia chests ssan dard. 3 The pti5<
lsG Is cautioned ts,sai inat sbaetaag itiEtalireI
1rcninesg which 6re 81 made ia d yeis
infer ioT "a aiif3er, ana sod BY ponssblc
paris ALI g nine niger ii Iachine5 are
Eoidi fhraug ass huriaeti .Bentsl tat n less,
price thar any. otner good Maof4fnes leAfi Be.
gold fofs niid alYaHe bshst pht 11sfigda
hiekks and the nam q the haiiy
diStIpcEy pI!n fed on the hi OF tharhachi hiae.5
Fhe public Svi eee nom this thus titeg
price OF this celebsa hsd ard feSs ssd
chine is now in t5ae scf So jast
1sisf nc this time forty on fand az yl5I3.
eah select ffpm. 4 VIII SIN lesii tai
iyofr house, and spare no pains [ss 81 Wing ips
aftucti iohsE % They are eol a on Very easy
terms. ~ little cash doTE--the, baiahc;l IA
D 7.y0HRiSl HH. s1Iz,AFsHR,
,S,Agalt for Anderson and Pickens.
May IL, 1877 d4
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/ = : atts.f.' sl1sl .;Asy rsaa =. ~ .Jiii pei
I ,E.s eaul s96 $3.50 soesJH iss,aa QssJ % 81
{, ,isea SloauoT psl gAaslIs H'fspgs qyti
[ u 1edtGI a1Yi9 y9a ;l9sd5 zsa % q
{ .3sa1 ja rbffR r'iaaip 1si 81 e<se1h has
,,2asil @sf}2s1sEs SO ~: t9Y i''sA .7fon
syys1ae.a ssH ~ III - >s-Es.sS ,.i.a Masf
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1fEtlINllIilnsl q y j Goo So 81. :

ssei .s:s ne ,st,a ss,,,,.,ss
* IL sssoSs LoE Of Shell fTardHas Ilplsl
Ogen9 end Spiders tfoT, sale low by; sss
Mnrch 20, 1877 3,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-04

FOR some years past our government
has appropriated at each session of con
gress means requisite for carrying on the
survey OF the territories, and at the last
session the usual sums were granted for
the prosecution of this work for the
coming season. During the past four
years the geological and typographical
survey of Col, RADIO has been completed.
Every effort has been made to present,
as fully as possible, all important feat,
ures OF the region examined, and special
attention has been given to all matter
pertaining to the future development OF
the states. Within the current year the
reports and maps upon this survey will
be given to the public. The former will
comprise the annual reports for 1875 and
1876, and the latter will consist OF an at
las containing complete information as
conveyed by Typographical, geological
and economic maps. On the economic
sheets the distribution of the various
grades of land, arabic, pasture, etc, and
the relative value Of timber will be set
forth, as we'll as the occurrence of metal
llterous minerals in the various mining
districts. Preparations are in progress
at present for the prosecution of the sur
veying work during 1877. In accordance
with a definite plan, three adjoining dis
tricts have been selected as the field of
operations during the ensuing season. A
party is organized for the estab-
lishment of the primary triangulation,
which will pass through all the districts,
each Of which is assigned to one of the
surveying parties. All of them
ne composed of members of the survey
who have already for a number of years
engaged in the same work, and are able
% carry it out with the greatest possible
and accuracy of observation.
two months all the parties will
AXE the field, and remain at their work
o long as may be necessary for its sue
'essful completion, or as the autumn
forms setting in may permit.