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IHE INDEBTEDNESS OF NATIoNs.-It
IS worth bearing in mind that the United
states is not the third, as is commonly
supposed, but the fourth or fifth in the
list of national indebtedness, being out
ranked by Spain as well as by Great Brit
am and France, and, since the accessions
required by the recent war, we may add
by Russia. Indeed the amount of inter
est-bearing debt owed by the Italian
~ 1yernment is but little inferior to our
own. HeraAWe may point out that Uru-
ouav wbose resources are considerably
inferior to tbSe of the Argentine Re-
public, of ChilV - cru OF even OF Col
onb;o bad Up years ago debt well
rioh aoral to VI of all the four States
combined wo nay point out, also, that
~ tho oloso If 1oD the funded or floating
doh, of roi,rooaa Hn the United States
exceeded the natioN '.uoo'ounesS' pe-
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ChERIFF's SALE.
y Ry virtue OF a writ OF Levari Farias
To me directed, will be exposed To PuolIc
sale, on the premises, corner of
FRONT AN j USTISON STREETS.
In the city OF Wilmington. New Castle
County, Delaware, on
The 10th DAY OF BER, 1878,
AT 10 O'Clock. u m,
The following described Real Estate.
viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land stu
ate In the city OF Wilmington aforesaid
and bounded and described rs follows, viz /;
Beginning at u stake on the southerly side
OF Front street at the distance Of two hun
dred and ffty six feet from the westerly
side OF est street at n corner OF land OF
william Cook, thence along the said side
OF Front street north fifty eight degrees
west about two hundred feet 10 the corner
formed by the Intersection of the souther-
ly side Of Front street with the westerly
side OF Justison street, thence southerly y
along the line OF the said westerly side OF
Justison street about two hundred and
.eventy five feet To the northerly line OF
the li.nds OF the Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore Rail Road Company. thence
along the said northerly line OF the Com
pany's land In an easteriy direction about
two hundred and fifty feet to n stake In
the line OF land of William Cook aIore-
said. am thence along said line north
thirty-two degrees east one hundred and
twenty-five feet, more or less, 10 the place
or beginning be the contents thereof what
they may, with a large
BRICK FOUNDRY
Building. and large Machine shop, and
other buildings thereon erected, also to-
gether with the engines, beltings, boilers
ladies. cranes, shafting, iathes, furns ces
Ac., &C.
Seized and taken in execution as the
properly OF Evan Z. SJotsenburg and
Mary L., his wife, and It's, and to be sold
by ISAAC GhUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif1's Office, New Castle. October I'D
1873 Oct2 t3ta W. is.
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Hundreds Of cases of BRlGHTS
EASE of the Kidneys have been reg
cured. For Neuralgia aud khen1
Diseases II is almost a specific PaY
and Mental Debility from the nseOi
hol, Opium and Tobacco or from an
namable cause, find in this Food
raj and potent remedy.
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hkGIsTEh's ohDKp,
Rgister,s 11r-1.''
w.. hEGisTER's oyy,cv

Ns., Ehs sUITICp
ropon the application q, ''u, ,n,. ms
.aLLY Executor Of SI Will
n Hc OF Christiana UYnanN UY0nN Dol
Sounty. deceased. il ia orGed hundred IN
uy me Register that tbeGTrea the Tssn snddiI
TW sSlu, give notice OF the av = !. Execute, Z,
IESTAMENTARY s,fanling Of d
therso, e deceased, ~, with the date 'ne oe
pos,eJ ny Uy causing advertlser,%on,s al
s',cb Ussed ! Within icrty days lrom lv,lehts 'h
81 I,h III letters, IN siA OF the mos, I nus nhe
., tne County Of New Ca.t'a v'' public
peisohs haylag demand, sss,,. .,t9ura
70 present the same, or ab1dan ~ The
nsse a noly In such case made ' o.. uy an
Anu also cause the same IA ba 1uu , pro-
"a the same period In tbo inserted
hhrrE q newspaper pub,ishoa pAfLYl
= n u anH ~ 70 De continued therein IN th,s.
51) Given under the hand -,
u ., once of the gster s am. aug
49, sew Castle, In New rs"m'a ra'V,e'al
A'oresaid' the day and year aboSs rsHe e !
DC. BlGGS, RegiS|
Auu. NOTICE.
All persons having elaims .
tate OF the deceased. must nrepn sa'aH Y
duly attested, to the sont voent tnc
pe'vIe IT, the sixth d,y OF Novsm \
~, is.9. or abide the Act Of As,emhl.n A,tl. \
case made and provided ~alS
WILLIAM T. TAIN
Address Beav.r vou EIecI
now eod3w DEL
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Coinage of Gold aud silver.

A convention concluded at Paris be-
tween the countries of the Latin Union
provides that the coinage of gold sha |
yer, suspended indefinitely, cannot be
resumed without the consent of all the
members of the Union. The convention
requires ratification by the Chambers OF
the countries in the Union.
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ioe y. Y. Herald says - COLONEL
MAfLEsoN mas done an edingly kind
and generous act in offering tn services
of his opera troupe at a conc dert to be
gwen ior the benefit OF one of the strug-
Cling churches.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11

Inc exports OF domestic produce
from Philadelphia to foreign ports dur
Ing October were valued at $i,144 500,
compared with $3,sS2,372 during Oct /;
1877,
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"For the year past | have cm.
prescribed THE BLANCHARD N
AND NERVE FOOD TO INV paii1
al ages, from eighteen months Ia !
three years. In every case the resu
been exactly that claimed by yop
by far the most valuable and n
Ionic l have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH, NJ. |
20 Irving Place. New Y
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Rev. Henry Jones, a prominent Con-
gregatioDal minister, died in Bridgeport,
Conn, on Saturday, aged n.
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BY virtue of n writ of ais. Levari FACT
as. To me directed, Ill be exposed 10 Pub
lie Sale at the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware City, In Red Lion hund red
New Castle County. Delaw re, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 18th Day of NOVEMBER, AID. 1873,
AZ 2 o'clock, y. N the following de-
scribed Real Etate, viz:
All that messuage and plantation or
tract OF land situate In Red Lion hundred
In New Castle County, Delaware, bounded
and described a. follows, to wiz: Il, GIN
ming In The middle OF Cedar Creek thence
by lands of william Reybold the three
following courses ana distances north
hny-nine degrees and 81 quarters. west
80 6-l0 perches to stake u degrees west
60 $40 perches to a stone south 50 Ia de-
thence by lands Of barney ReySold the
three following courses and distances
south Ia degree, east 63 9-1O percnes TO
stone south 81 des rees, west l2s 7-l0 perch
es TO stone, south three quarters of a
degree east, is 6 70 perches To stone.
thence by land OF John q. Clark the two
following courses and distances, north
eighiy-seven and half degrees. e. ST one
hundr u and eighty-six pefches and 8 10
10 a stone south u degrees, east i6I perches
10 the middle of Cedar Creek aforesaid,
Lhence down the same the several courses
and distances thereof TO the places of be-
ginning. Containing two hundred and
forty-six acres one rood d one perch he
the same more or less, with "a three-stor
frame dwelling house, brick barn and
frame carriage house and stable, two ten
aut houses ANA frame barn, wi tn other
out buildings thereon erected
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Anthony Reybold and Ann s..
his wife, and T., and to he SOLD by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, New Castle, october 70,
1873. octsn-3taw rs
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hIVlDEND.-The Directors OF this In
~ stltution. have this day declared
Dividend of three per cent, PAYABLE TO The
stockholders, or their legal representa-
tives, on demand.
The National Bank of Smyrna. October
rd, 1873. W. NJ. BELL,
ocJf' laWH Cashier.
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WANTS.

MANTbD 40 TRANbF ER.-sl,O 900 OF
w more on first mortgage. In small
amounts To suit parties. Interest s per
cent. Investment safe. Address &c :"
this Office. octl2-tf
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Office 70 WATER RENTERS,
~ All persons who have sold property
during the present year must give notice
In writing TO the Registrar at the office OF
the Water Department before the Both day
OF November, 1873. and insert the name OF
The purchaser and the number of the PROP
erty pui chased. Otherwise they will be
held liable for the water rent the next
year.
Also. al persons who may wish to dis
continue The use of water or any portion
of II. must give notice as above and nav
81 tor drawing the ferrule.
NO WILL BE MADE
INlANY BILL AFTER THE ABOVE
DATE. w. l. MORR1W
oct3l-eod novl6-ed t-30 Registrar.
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EDUCA1IONAL.
jy3-d1yeod&w "

xx1 WESLEYAN FEMALE CtUoLLRREJ
w WILMINGToN, i DAWN ,srm
Atthe opening of the ,S, rail he a n !
day, Sept. 9, 1873. =. there .,Ii,vre W,ai new red
throughout the building building NEWLY + VLY i
the modern conveniences ~, y IF n the I'd
duced to add to the comiS3ir,. oSi,c % and pri1
ladies both in the puDihio ho old Pr|
rooms, and all this al ~ .e1 president,
For catalogues address eWssIILsIIlAMs, I'll A.
ivl-tf
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A DJOURNED SHERIFr'S SAIL.
"A BY virtue OF writ OF Venditioni
ENponas' TO me directed, will he exposed
to public sale at the
HOTEL OF ALEX. MAXWELL,
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ADJOURNED
SIHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Venditioni Ex-
ponas, TO me directed, will be exposed to
public sale, at the hotel of Alex. Max
well, in Middletown, in st. Georges
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
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In Middletown. in st. Georges hundred
New Castle County, Delaware, on
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novG,9,l3,i6.
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NWWTVw ~
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CHERIFF's SALE.

NJ
BY virtue of n writ of ais. Levari FACT
as. To me directed, Viii be exposed 10 Pub
lie Ssle at the
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John Brounss I,sanss,. rs, !

John Brown, Jr., the con Of john
Brown who made tho attack on HarpeE's
Ferry, Va., has written to the Hon. John
Cochrane, of New Fork, n full statement
of the general plans OF "John Brown Of
Ossawattanie," together with d review
Of the special plans, so fer as they re.
feTrod To- Harpe,'s Feyfy, accompanying
the statemea. .7ith tie facts, 60 far as he
krew them, cf Gerrit Smiths knoWl.
edge snd want Of knewledge Of these
plans. Mr. G.,shrene has given tag iets
sss for publicat;ca, .syiS6 ss 9Th
o !sstar from nimscif, in which no dTswo
the conclusion that. although Mr. Smith
was fully cognizant of the general plans
Of John Brown, he was entirely ignorant
OF the contemplated raid which ended
SO fatally, that raid being in direct vio.
lation of the general plans as unfolded
to MIR. Smith. Mr. Coohrane, therefore,
reafirms his belief in Gerrit Smith'd 0n.
tire truthfulness, and maintains that
when he denied all previous knowledge
of the Harper's Ferry attack, he spoke
the truth nnreaervedly, and did NOT re-.
sort to O cowardly evasion. P'w''
In his letter John Brown, Jr., Haye
his fathers attack on Harper's Eerryiis
''aasumed by the public mind to be
the complete exponent of his general
purposes whereas it should stand In the
public estimate only as single facs, in.
dicating his general purpose no moro,
perhaps, than does sipgle mountain
peak gives an idea Of the general direc-
tioH of mountain chain.n He ssysI
his fathers general FsspCse was Col
make slave.holding such a dan.eronsl
and Improbable business that 1t would
be abandoned. and to accomplish this
no did Lot propose to incite general In
aurrection of elaves. "He did, however,
propose TO foycibly liberate the nlnyea ef
individual slavehbldess, !. whore Ia hix
cpin.on it could be done most success.
fully. He considered that the noun;
tains ana swamps Of the South afforded
places whero foreibly emancipated slayess
| could find refuge and be defended |;
| and he intended that from the ;numeroua
strongholds there furnished by nature
small bands Of the freed 6laves, under
competent 'leadeubip, should cEFTJ on
q tersiateh., eelfeupporting. gusrills
warfare, in which no more Violence
should be usea than ehould boz found
necessary in defence or In effecIing fEs
| liberation Of slaves by euch predatory
I banda. NJ I
This much Of his fathers plan Johg:
Brown, Jr., Gays Mr. Gerrit Smith un-
ierstood and endorsed, but ne is conhi
dent Mr.. Smith did not know that Har.
per's Ferry was to be attacked. he says
oil of the Brown party, except Kagi
eai sas aegE9oa, 5ensEssssy eFr5sed
4 this attack. ai4is s3u< is-or ii9t
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A Woman OF Influence.

"I want to know If this is steam In
ju n or hoss carp yelled O woman with
Q complexion like an old boot, as Bhe
hooked the conductor in the coat collar
with tho handle of her umbrella, and
pulled him back with jerk that came
very near atrStchlng him out on tho
hay. PN . ~ al
"Real,y, mum, I don't understand you,n
Hammered the young man.
"You don't, heyY No, I'll be bound
you don't; but IL you don't stop this tar,
and that mighty uuddent too, OF I'll give
you @ lasts of this umbrella over your
wooden head chat yeu will understand.
EzsT5, I've ll5sn m0tti0n;n, 60 yvu :si aiid a
shakin my fist at you for the last two
minutes but there you stand GRIMM
like chessy cat at the gals or the side
walk and never once shipin' your eyes
around TO SEQ how your passengers are
comm on. There now, help me cut
with my basket, en- look aharpi about IL.
You've carried me five blocks fusther'n
I wanted to go, an / want you 70 toll
the man what runs that car comm, yon.
der to pass me back free. Pm q patient
woman, an never gay much, but We get
iots OF influence, young rnan--for my
man is fireman Ia o printin' Office down
tovn--an' If you know, which aide ol
your bread hes the butter on you'll az
tend TO business little sharper the nexs
time Pm aboard. That's all. You hear
no." eJai..,, a..
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VOL. XIIIS,-NO. SO SO.

very easy fnatteFto Silks 0saf 0a any ,nni1i
ber that v e'msy think the value os shs
work win justify. This 30 exactly what
tho Committee on Printing have done.
We did not follow Che Recommendation
Of the Committee on Agriculture for tho
publication Of 100000 volumes, contain
ing eleven hundred and fifty pages each,
Of which three hundred and fifty pages
contain nothing but statistics ssi TO the
amount Of lumber ehipped from one
country 70 another, etc. II the Honsa
thinks proper TO print 25,0o0 copies Of
this work. It will bo the net OF the HOUSE,
and not of the committee. We hayo
just agreed to print 100000 OF the Agri-
cultural Report, showing our intsrest in
agriculture. I now call the previous
questicn. e $r 80
The previous question was seconded,
and the main question ordered which
was upon tho amendments Of Mr. Aiken,
20 strike out "5" aud insert e'26, so az
70 provide for printing $4,000 copies.
The amendment was agreed TO, there be-
ing ayes lS0, noos not counted. <
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A BEAUTrFuL IDEA.--I cannot be.
lieye that earth Is mans abiding plaza.
1t cannot be that our life is cast up by
the ocean Of etcyaity to float for q mo-
ment on its vRygs and sink TO nothing
ness. Else why Is IL that the. Rlorions
aspirations which leap like angeis from
the temple of our hearts arc forever
wandering abousnunsatisfeda 2 Why is
it that the Rainbow and the clouds 1i1me
,Ter. US With albeauty that Is, nos OF
earth, then pass OF and leave us to muse
upon tneir iadea idvlIinessT why ID it
that the stars who hold their festivals
around the midnight throne nre ees above
the grasp os limited faculties, foreyeg
mockiug as with their unapproachahle
glofy7 And finally, Why is It that the
Bright forms OF human beauty presented
TO our view and then taken from us, leav-
ing the thoussndstrea OF our affections
TO flow back in Alpine torrents on our
hearts? We are born for q higher world
than that Of che eaEth; heag tsa realm
where rainhoaS never ,fads--Rhere the
s.A== .sli &c but bot .s Si5, iis i5s1a
that slumbeE on the ocean and wfiero
the beings that pass before us like shad-
ows viii stay id our pfesehce forever
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AN hMugrhu ComlEII,lY. or or T..a,sop,

k AN kMusrHa CoSfET,Y or, Eila,sops
Mime. dew. sygas veyy iealo.is. assSIy a..
tstninsd. to, watch her f,,isbassti. OSa
day be told her he Was conn "a VS.
.sailles, and when lie y7Sfit l,tif. aha ,5fit
5 hsf iisf . 55hn5t ais s5 foii07cG min. sbs s
pssaaas 1 wbieS VI eSos.sd I ~ so sE
railroad statian. where sha missed him..
looking nbonT! and I'D isliIv I'd Sss Sisss ai5,SS.
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& CUTTING A. Mass's TONGUE Cur
Robt, F. Hnlhurts Private Secretary Of
Cor. Bishop. of Ohio, hs5 Just had his
.is.k-11 -
E. Sterling, Of Giosgiana. The Pli1ia
Dealers orrespondept says that ss'the
chin vas sayed ia twain and the jaws,
spread apart in order TO take out the
diseased tongue. The work was psffor-
inedin 8 comparatively short space Of
time, and the StieUt was comfortable
and conscious ia less than an hour.
Next day, Mf. HuFibuft walked acsosa
the room. and wrote bis wants ap..
paper. he 10 Sfee permitted to attempt
to sssss;aezsssE, aud, of course, c0uld aat do 20
IL ho desired. ThS physicians think
no viii het able 20. articulatc andib!y
in the ccuEae Of slime. Tins tar the DIFF
fcUlty hss 3 been to give nourishment,
which hGe been done by injection. Glass
tubes have been eetspretl, and hereafter
nonrishment Bill be- given by that means
until the eoreness In che mouth Is snorne-
what suhdued.r II This IS noted 20 a very
remarkable snrglcai operation. Lar.
Hurlburt had o cancer at tho {rooss Of his
tongue A like operation for thB satsg
15i55 was :. :
ofsthe hcspitalein The city Of albany,
but Che patient died few dAys snbse-
qu0ntiy. :,
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- A lawyer, not over young nor hand
some, examining young Indy witness in
court, determined 70 petpisx hos, and
said: "dias, dpon my word y0n aro very
pretty. The young lady scty promptly
replied: ~ would return she complf.
mont sir. If I Uern not on nnth ~ .5
- The man Bho thought kS- would
present his wife with material for new
dSeis, Rss srrprised to ss9 the dealer slip
the cloth In an envelope and nay he
would have the buttons cent right Up in
. dray. sfT' y. rs
- sTs thia Adam'a IIouae 2, ssked 3
atfanger of O Bosloninr- a :. : "a. ?, gas the
reply, it's Adams house till you get to
she roof-~shen its caves. = 3
- This - = aSworiG of second. haiid
goods. Eyesy pretty girl has been some
! ether fellow 8 sRsc curt. #
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Lee .sa .I.l ~.
Hetz = Eempfass 6SA0oi Teacher F2aiseA
soTeFal 1.ssu 4nEad pnIlAxH. 81

q very curious naae Of forgery BY d
/ woman, ia which the motive for th8
ohesse appears TO be be,un9iscoyeYable Is
repeEted by che Memphis Appeal. Piss
Mary Hampton, for ten years e teacher
/ in the public schools OF that city, is tho
culptit.. Bic lived with her mother,
widow aud also teacher III the pubiic
schools, ia g house fnfnished bytEie city:
and adjoining the school in which they
taught. MiRs Hampton 10 small ia
stature, delicate aud consumptive In ap.
peagsnee, and go years old. Her saia5y
with her mothers came TO Sl40a month.
In November last Miss Hamptun
bought of the County Court Clerk, JameE
Kelly, $3.50 worth OF city scrip, giving
her Individual note for $3.50, and as coli
been drawn by y. T. 6aborne On I James
T. Leath, and bearing Mr. LsatI,,s al an. In
doTeement. When the note fell duo part
of It was paid and three new bills ty''Os.s
horne on Ileeth, fndorsed by the latter.
Wera given, two of which were paid By
Bliss Hampton ct maturity. All s5tsr
we're forgeries IS 10 the iri69rseneht and
drawer Of the notes. Onporneis isa myth.
in December, 1877, before these for
geries were discovered, Miss Hampton,
bought 500 more city scrip from MIR.
Reilly, giving hin three orders, ins IA
ore, tIV aud three months, on the Board
of Education for salary due Miss Hamp.
ton and her mother, both Of whom appa-
rsntly, signed the orders. Mrs. Hship-
tcn'a signature was forged, and The Board
OF Is Es:; 4;.s.hoh holds no mUnsys for either
Miss A6aspton or her mother b,
liz .January last Migs Hanpton OBJ
tanned q loan Of 81 GOD cach on q note
signed bv heraalf niid znfilA..ad hv A9.a
KatS e. IiaSson from PFeaidenE EiShcT.
Of the Ensmet Bank. The ialOay s,asnt
was forged. She obssined the iudoYse-
ment of 6Euggist OF Memphis to her
note for 5000. BY depositing With MIN
forged notes OF Eand calling for 81, 800,
and negotiated the indoEsed note at once.
She borrowed seyeEal shonsandt dollars
from personal friends without giving &C.
cnrlty, and finally borrowed money on
q certificate of Indebtedness given her
by the Board Of Edncaticn at her 'rs.
gueat, and then, Esaking affidavit that
the certificate was lost. drew tho money
due her thereon. It should be addod
that last fall che msde d present Of 4
cart load Of new furniture ID Che pastor
OF 30. Brldget'a Charch, the bill for
which was Gens 90 .he church some few s
months later. R
There IL scarcely q trsce left OF the
Thousands OF dollars Which Hiss HaliK,.
ton within o few months has secured 81
these devices. When accused she de.
MED almost everything, and seemed to I
be amused OF her own detection. When
..i0T victims called TO see her she lYS-
braided them WITH faittiessaess and
treachery, aud then commenced CRYING.
1t has been disc0FeEed that she has been
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- In Hartford, Conn, women receive
Twenty-Five cents per dozen Tor making
coEsets /; .and the cotton thread, Which'
muat be bought of .he correct aanlifac..
turer, is deducted from tnis sdti. There
are thirteen stitches to the inch, and Ave
thonsand stitches in one corset. An ex-
perienced seedlc.woman can complete
half dozen in day, and thus carr
twelve and q half cents. 81
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PHYSICIAN AND LAWYER.
ADDRESS or @. Z. HzILEs. Esq, TO THE
MEDICAL GRADUATES. :.

Tho Two Proressioas Compared end Com
srasted--Essentfai Elements OF Claarae-
ter, intellect and Trasning tho garro In
Both, but the Aroma for their Exercise
In one Case 10 Private, I'm tho other Pub
uo-Value OF our Medical Coliego-Deyo-
ton Of tho FacuIty-The Unirorasty.
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4 "a z. .
rTl yEt 5fl @f7
IcSu4t6 eazh 94a9fts fsS nE 80
and lEeff risz
notlsts, Ebtsk anlX So gtItc4 wien isi it
sdfttey ce6des Hill tie qrtek: = s ~ ~
Citations tEsl itaeee fterss - ~. ~ . n "a
Essa,e Aetsces, thTso lbs zeleise, - u sIeS;
hlna1 eetss3naSnts, 1ve yntsyi yis5ss see
,lV lVCpARAHE04DRH5cs ordef 70 xcesfsS
by th9 tkne uslne and SGdte1s III tho Esil
lectea aneeipss viii not sIsitst M
staWps aIo 70 sepsy the pettags
. Hss We t.ss not sespoasible FOR the yieEs ahsI
oplnLea1 "a Oar eessespcnA enfs. = x ~ q
All setaninEie1si shgpld BE- a$dFosaed to 80
ttore Int hsgeaeefS and ail hSels dfafla iaoio
oIdeEEs c.s ahepla be rilde psyatls 20 tbs cfS,Ss
q p, tsUh9ll.Ay. 3 .l,S !. g I, o. O.,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-04-11

q - DO you seo any, grapes, B0hf,,
ssYes, but thefo Is dogs. s'Elig dogs,
along these gs0pes are not ours. sen
- Tho Upite3 Statas utili4e II agfl-s
cnltnre ten per cent. of ite aren Csress
Bsitain, iifty-eight per eefik ana slel-
land, seventy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-04-11

,tyKs OF sUBSCRIpEi0N- pHE DoLIaa
q q F,Trx CnNTs per anhum, In advance. Tgsp
snEosIaas sEa Ist END ofytar sKynsTy-kIvE cSsIs
fGI t.s lioas are act taken for less period
thanl thaSlTiss s.E or 1DHBRTLgENG.-ons Dollar per
n,re Of one inch for tho Arst inseItion, and Flhy
gnt1 pcy square fersuhsequeit tinsertiensiea5 than
Ahibsrsi Contracts viii 60 nAdeyitb those Hshiae
to ady.tlso ioT ts5sf ok q = aNS,So 9n'es M a.
nodiste 6usiness eftho Arm or fndividual contTac-
ting. ..s, ,, ~, ~,
~ Fespect and AL pefsobai eemuaunicafions on
.stsTs Of Individual interest. VIII he charged for
~ sdyertisipg rates, Announcements Of marriages
ssspostfuiy solicited, and win 10 Inserted sratis