The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, October 02, 1875, Image 10

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A VERITABLE MTTLE DUC fe. Ml** ?icofcwitii'? ?"iv?? .m?e?? Swim rrom London UH?IBO to Oreenwlob. .V young girl hamed Agnes Alice Beck with, daughter "bf the professor of swim ming at Lambeth baths, yesterday ac eomplished t IK* difficult feat of swimming from London Bridgeto Greenwich; The distance is rather more than five unies, and the limo was remarkably fast-namely lh 7m. hr?s. Mr. Beckwith has been con nected with the. Lambeth baths for nearly a quarter of a century, and for fourteen years held the proud position of champion swimmer of England. The heroine ot yesterday's proceedings is hut fourteen years old. (if slim make and diminutive stature. The object was to decide ? wager of?("?0tpC40 laid against her by Mr. Baylis, i he money being deposited with Belfa Life. The event created a great deal of excite ment, mid all along the route the progress ef thc swimmer was watched hy excited crowds on the wharfs and barges. In ad dition to the London Steamboat Com pany's Volunteer, a private steam launch, and a rowing l>oat containing her father, t he referee, and some half dozen others immediately interested in the result, a perfect swarm of boats accompanied-and indeed impeded-the swimmer thc entire distance. London bridge was crowded, as were the vessels and other points whence a view of the start could be ob tained. MISS BECKWITH DIVED fruin the rowing Ixiat at nine minutes to five, and at once commenced a rapid side st roko, which she maintained to the finish. She was attired in a swimming costume .of light rose pink llama, trimmed with white braid and lace of the same color. The water was very smooth and the tide running about three miles per hour. Swimming about a couple of yards in the rear of the referee's boat, Tunnel Pier was reached at ll minutes past five. At I lorseferry dock (.r>:2'2) a salute was fired, lind thc swimmer was encouraged with lusty cheers. The Commercial dock was quickly left behind, and soon after the Hilda, on her return from Margate, crowded with excursionists, passed the flotilla. Passing Millwall Miss beckwith crossed to the north side and took advan tage ol' the strong tide. At this point she was met by thc saloon steamer Vic toria, whose passengers were vociferous in their applause. The Foreign Cattle marketat Denford was breasted at twelve minutes to six. and. tis Greenwich hos pital appeared in sight, the intelligence was conveyed to the swimmer by repeated cheers, ll salute being also fired from thc Ihiicorn. The pier at Greenwich and thc grounds of the shipyard were crowded with people who cheered to theecho when the spirited strains of "See the Conquer ing Hero Conies" announced the success o|" the attempt. Miss Heck with swam sonic dislance beyond the pier, and i taken on hoard at ?h. 58m, -l?s., having accomplished the distance, as stilted above, in 1 h. Tin. l?s. She seemed almost as fresh as when she started, and to all appearance was capa ble of going considerably further.-Lon don Standard. The Horrors of Civil War. The following extract from a letter ad dressed "hy the Carlist General Castella to Colonel de Oharette is handed to us hy the liondon Carlist committee for publication. The writer had command of the fortifications at Villareal during the recent engagement : " I have during my life witnessed some very sad scenes of war, and I thought I had seen the summit of human misery in the retreat of thc aruiy of the east (in 1870), of which I commanded the rear guard. But ? can. not recall ?a?y impression which can he compared with . the feeling which I experienced On enter ing ^i,th Ib'igndier Valluerca, the princi pal street of Villareal, when it was on tire from one end to the other. The crackling of thc flames whose red glare struggled against the light of the mid day sun, the heavy crash of windows giving away and of roofs falling in, the shrieks ol' frenzied women and thc eries of children who run with bare feet on the. ashes, the grim despair of the old men, as they gazed with dry pyes and a fixed stare upon the scene, the impreca tions of the Carlist soldiers, as parties rushed in hot pursuit of the incendiaries, the rattle of tue musketry, all formed a horrible speciale which battles descrip tion. " I saw in- a side street, l>etween two burning houses, a woman lying stretched .out on a mattress, surrounded by little children half nnkeu, who were uttering piercing cries. The atmosphere was un bearable. The flames all hut licked the paths; the burning ruins were falling down on all sides quito (dose to them; ami this family, abandoned in confusion, ?vere a 1)0111 to be either roasted, or (.rushed. I got off my horse, which was dreadfully frightened hy the flames arid noise around, and I went up to where the sick woman lay. She was paralizcd. Her husband, a mule driver, was away, thorne soldiers carried her out of the house before setting lire to it. The only thin}: left her-and that by mere good luck -was the mattress on which she .Was lying: The heat was becoming more and more intense; their faces were crim son; die children, in their agony, re * doubted their shrieks, their poor mot her, as she looked at them, weeping; anibcjifl ing the holy Virgin *to her aid. What could he more, heartrending than this picture, framed as it were ni tire."-Bon don Standard. Halo Around the Sun. Newspapers printed in Syracuse, Utica, Sennectady, and Troy, N. Y., Rutland) Vt., and Laconia, N. H., make mention of a remakable halo which was seen around the sun on a late Sunday. I'lio^Syracuse Journal thus describes it: # Shortly after ten o'clock a complete lu minous circle around the sun, of the col ors of the rainbow was seen, nnd at the -ame time, in the east a segment of bril liant rainbows, with another scarcely less distinct in the nouth, and, directly over head, severals concentric rings like their' counterpart, the main circle about the sun, were also visible. This phenome non continued in much brilliancy for about half an hour, and for an hour the halo about the sun was distinctly, though less brilliantly visible. During a part of the time, the sun's disc was traversed hy a vertical band of white, and the circle around' thc sun inclosed nu elliptical band of white, whose extreme length ex tended from one inner sidcAto the. other f thc circle, northerly! and ^southerly. With the aid of a smoked glass these | various hows were distinctly to bc seen, hut to the naked eye the spectacle was oppressive. The bow in the east and south were in op|>ositioii to the ring about the sun (like the ordinary rain bow,) but only a small part of either of the arches were visible. ..KKMANY ON THE OCEAN ncr Itlfl loi tit?' N'avnl ?nil foiiiiiirrelal .Supromiic v ni' i in' >\m lil. The opchly-avowd poliey of the Ger man Government in building up a navy corresponding to the vast inibtarystrength of the empire, and capable of competing with the great maratuuc powers of Eu rolie, involves issues of the very greatest i ni port a nee to the whole commercial wo rid. To thc government and people of England this poliey involves the most momentous! consequences. Against Germany tis a mere military power, that government can aflbrd to lie indifferent. With lier vast fleet she is all but impervious to the colossal military strength of the conti nental nations. Hut as against a naval and commercial Germany the conditions are entirely changed. In that contiu j freney the points ol attack and defence arc reduced to nu equality, lt has longliccn I a maxim that commercial and naval power followed in thc track of military power, and Germany seems likely to alford the world another illustration of this fact. We can therefore well understand the scarcely concealed anxiety of English writers and statesmen ?it the prodigious development of the naval resources of German}' that has taken place during thc last mn years. And now with the pres tige and advantages derived from her re cent victories the same policy is pursued with all the vigor and determination characteristic of thc great Bismncrk. Thc real object of her immense arma ments is the building up of a naval and commercial marine that will enable (?cr many to take a commanding position as a commercial nation. That they will really add anything to tin' effective mili tary strength of the empire, is scarcely pretended. In addition to Diese arma ments, with which it appears Germany ought to be conten?, there always looms up thc danger of a sudden political com plication thu! will enable G or immy to ac quire the cont roi of Belgium and I lol la nd. Hut it will be seen that Germany pushes with remorseless tenacity the idea of com mercial supremacy, und there seems no good reasons why it should not attain it. To (?reat Britain theses changos involve the most momentous consequences. They strike at the very root of thc commercial prosperity of that country. With the entire coast line opposite to England in the hands of a competing power, it is easy lo see that the commercial prestige of 'England would undergo a shock from which it would be slow to recover. - United S/att* Economist. Thc Heroine of Newport. bia Lewis' latest exploit in pulling .mt from lame Bock light-house in the lower Newport harlior Thursday, and rescuing a man from drowning, recalls the earlier achievements which have given her the title ol'"the (?race Darling (d'America." .She first came into prominence in >J8(>0, when on one of the coldest and mosTbllis ter i ng days ever known in this latitude, she saved thc life of a soldier who lind started for a sail on the harbor in a light skiff. One day, in the autumn of 18(57, while a terrible gale was raging, two men set out 'p cross the harbor with several sheer jd in trjijngy to rescue one that laid fallen overboard, caine near swam li ing their boag, seeing their peril from the window-fii uer father's light-house, Miss Lewis went to their aid, and, after land ing them safely, went l>aek and rescued the sheep. But her greatest exploit Wits performed on the 20th of March* ,1869, when a lxiat containing two young sol diers and a IMIV was struck by a squall on thc harlior and overturned. Though ill nt the time, Ida rushed out of the house, launched her life-boat, sprang in, with neither hat on her head nor shoes on her feet, reached the wreck just in time to save the two sailors as they were about loosing their hold from exhaustion, the boy having meanwhile jicnshcd, and rowed them io the light-bouse. Miss Lewis should he among the first to receive the new decoration to be bestowed hy congress for heroic, deeds in saving life. -Springfield Rejmbliean. As ARGUMENT FOR RELIGIOUS TOL ERANCE.-The following is a character istic incident in the life of Deacon Holies, who was tin eminent type of thc age in which he lived, for personal ami private worth, both asa man and Christian. When the Baptists of Hartford began to hold public service, au over zealous member of Dr. strong's society called upon him and asked him if he knew that .lohn Bolles luid started an opposition meet i ng. " \o." said lie. " when, when-?" "Why, at tin; old court-house." "Oh yes, 1 know it," the doctor care lessly replied, " but it is not an opposi tion meeting. They are Baptists, to In sure, but they preach the same doctrines that j do. Von had better go and hear thom. " No, said the man, " I am a Presbyterian." " So am I," rejoined Dr. Strong; "but ?hat need not prevent us from wishing thcnAvell. You had better go." " No," {nid the man with energy, " I shan't go near then?. Dr. Strong' ain't you going to do something about it9" "What?" " Stop it, can't you ?" . 1 "My friend," said the doctor, seri ously, ".fohn Bolles is a good man, and will surely go Ho heaven. Tf you and I get there we shall meet him, and we had better, therefore, cultivate a pleasant acquaintance with him here." -Bismarck wrote to his wife in July, 1851: "The day liefore yesterday I went to Wiesbaden, and looked with a mixture ot sadness and premature wisdom at the scenes of* my former follies. If only it would please God to fill up with clear strong wine the vessel in which at twenty one the muddy champagne of youth frothed up to so little purpose * * * How many of those with whom I flirted and drank and gambled ure now underground; What changes my views of life have un dergone in the fourteen years that have ehqiscd since that, time, eiieb in its turn weining to me the correct one; how much that I then thought great now appears small; how much now ?ceins honorable whicb.1 then deapisedl" No ?IKST FOR TIIK WICKED.-A mer chant Iwlonging to Bu ison, near Cologne say? thc Fran ken rt'cr Zcituni], whose live editors and publishers arc in prison for offences against tho press,-was recently summoned before the German tribu mils for having during Iiis sleep, littered some words which reflected on thc character of Prime Bismark. Ile was sleeping in a room at a tavern, and when he awoke the master of the establishment told him lil li.id insulted the impi rial chancellor. A I hird person, it appears, who had heard the dreaming man, went immediately to the poliee oilice ami gave information, upon which the unconscious bllcntlcr was at once arrested ami put on trial. No sentence was passed on him; hut tin president of the court remarked with se verity that the accused had only la thank himself for the inconvenience to which In had been subjected, because if he were not au enemy of Prim e Bismark, he ought not during his sleep lo have insulted the benefactor of ( ?eriuany. The story reads almost like a hoax, but its appearance in so respectable ajournai as tue /.'raul.fur terZeitumj vouches for its being an actual occurrence. - He was a lodger in au unpretentious Brooklyn hoarding house, and for several days the landlady's daughter, a sentimen tal maiden ol':'.">. had teased him to write something in her album, lb- at last con sented, and penned the following: "As thc hostility to dogs diminishes, thc qual ity of hash ?inproves.*' An explanation was added in these words: --I never could make rhymes, Miss ('iles, and when 1 write poetry I have toe.x press il in prose." -The good old days when four or five hand lire engine companies came out ami mauled each other around while the house burnell down will be lamented hy every true fireman. Ti I KKK hundred tons of living marine animals, thai bad been stealing rides on the hull of the ("real Kastern, were re moved recently. VKOKTIXK does not deceive invalids iiiln lal-'- Iinji,- hy pin ni n_' mu? crcat hu a fictitious np|H-'titc, Imt assists nature in clearing ami purifying tin- wlinli- -v-i,-in. loading lin? pal ?rut gradually to |K'rfccl health. I 'uni. Wi: would not recommend thc frequent or constant usc of any medicine, lt is important !.. take even a g.?..! article Judiciously; Parsons' Pur gative Hlls an- safe, prompt amt reliable, ns a lax ative <>r i al harlie. BASK HALI, is undoubtedly good exer cise ami capital amusement. Inn ii lillee IHeastons I.gill eye.-, broken skin- and blistered liaillls. We ? an toll \..ii thal in all snell cases, il .lohnsmi's Ano dyne Liniment i? resorted io, ii ?ill reduce ile swelling and slop lim pain. Ult. TIVIT'S I.IVKIt i'll.LS j nen a .<? lim power ot digestion, excite the absorbent-- io action ?uni rc iinive all impurities fruin Hie system, ne sysleiu, fiup, 1 r '.lie c|\re of Schenck's Fulinonic fyi up, Consumption, Coughs anti enids Th?'g"-CKt v noe of ill s Inels fiat Iflrlpeilll tho hint 1er mill t li mw - II -nt i.r i.e. \ s em, nu ri ii ns IhehlniMl a il ? lilia iiiTectKii eure SCIIKNL'K K.HKA < ki ii TONK snitI UK f if K OK IIvsi'si>-.i.\, iNniiihsrioN, Kio. f The'lilllie produce" H lic?'lhy nc iou the t inaeli c online an a <p"tite fermion , hy" > mut curing the m..st o latinate eases ot Imligealitui sen KN CK's M * N OUA i; r. Pi u.-. mu TU K I UICKI y LI v ll lt OM ci. M NT. Kn Diese fills arc alterative and produce a hlallhy neilin nf ih" liver wit omit Hie least dnuter. as ih?i i- re ?.> fr .in en'omel and n't i i re ? ni i1L. ons ill re . ?! V. hutton of I lie 'i\-?r The .\*v?. .'?snri'? ct nain citre;f??f r*vV,snmii tl h ' . Mininnie .-syrup r* I tens the mu\ ,.r and pu. .ties lh> lilnnd i b i Munir k" 1'ills a-,, np,,II . tin liere ?rc ... heall y b I-, and r ni iv- ?. n dis eases of Hie liver, nfi.in ;t (.HUM! lil" . ? n .!> p lon the Seaweed 'rome givn.s lune a - il se. -., |, t Ihestoinach. makes a o o Id'g<M''n i and cjahlCH the organ lo form good hil o.1 ; lill I 'hui .rtiito. a healthy circula mn ol' Imulthy blood '1 lu coin bined action nt tim . -neil "ct nos ns thiiscxpriued will cure every CHM- ol" eOiuunipthni. il l (cen Iii erne nod the ii cot 'tm melli lae* persivrnj, ,| In Hr, Schi nek is profession ?Hy at li's prim ir;,,! ,,f Ile" corner siS th a ol r .. slr >?."?-,, 'Mi' lido phill, every nuda wlipren'l 'otters f .>? advice nhill ..?? addressed. M-aenck". nm.lu-un-, r ,.- .Ali Dru . ?isis J.," m SIUVER TIPLEO SHOES Not every .ni- rmi lio/l'rci-i ib'iil. Inn nil ellll luiv S11.1 Kit i I i'i*?:o Simes fur i ii* ir . 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Hhnrl sketches, historical Items, centennial news, bricht pli I ll res. Invition piste ami letter. M- Clure, new?. Iiunior, literal ire. hoys ami mr* Hipariineiit. nrlm'ul ol' K?< <1 ihinits splendid l inn', H I!? Xii lo every su'eeriber 'I lire? dollar* a ?eur pos pa hi. On nial lour uiouiiis, n. o.I ,\i? on is wained everywhere ihlress H i-li, VV" K KR?-HAM, A NI) i W., 72? Mallison stree. I hilattelphla 1'lriisiiMl ami i'i ???ilia hil employment. .I min 11 lil!" Illir.llillK!* '< li, how lovell!" -Whin are the.' wurt li? fte "'nell are exe animions oy ?tu?e whosi?> th? lar >. eh Bani Newt hronuwpriv illicit I nv lin- Korol1 an a. il rt tneraan Puh?sniilR I H. They a. i'? I perle? l LCIUS te arl. Noni e can re sl.-tl tin- lem p'ni loo lo ?my when seel in Hie? uro iii-.s lt reiilllrea mi UH [hg tn s- I the pictures Uley speak for llieiasclves I 'an vavseis, Agents ntni hut I i mu? neill einen out iireiojiloyini.nl will timi tlii-. th.st o|..ililli; i-vi r o tieri il to muse iiiinii v Ki r i'll particulars, semi stn m i tor i o..ti .1.-niall circu? r. Allures* 1". (I Lr A Os A CO . 5:Uj ii iisli ni;ton street. Huston. Mass, d?rabistari OH.THF LAND OF THE ARABIAN NIGHT8, ny COL. WM, PERRY FOCC, ?Uh l\l tailn i TloN by BAYARD TAYLOR. Thiwnrt fin Oniii'w '""'s ul trairl inii.ieii. .1. Ais*.\tn w ANTII. HiKKT wiiiii?. jOO'" amlfiil lltumraiiniis. Tuiicl tiaiwr. ?k'iuiily ImuDd. fri".-1..? t..iii.'.i ih. i,m.IT EXCEL8 ALL. OUTFIT FREE an linn ?Ol ui.rk M rim Fm Ulm n.e..I t a. al ir-, nu l Isa-fie o nu-, Iri neuro?! olin:.-. lil'STIN, till.HAN \ t tl. //.ir//..nt, fr.. Chiwjo. Iii., ur Cincinnati.O. ? ;:,u-^E.C!;r. AUKNTs Killi TIIK IB? ? [-(..Bil.iviiihi! Prize Tack HTH . br H H H ge nillir world. Ileon !;iU li C?51 W9 t lins I :"? shells 'aper, KU lien lien, pr-ii holder. pencil. pat are ?nil a l-.ece oi Jewelry. Single .li cant I r'7.i.. pu l paul, -.iii OH. I ar . ? ?fc ?. .HU Broadway , New York . --This new Truss is worn -jU^'?^jJy With fei l. c. dm mr I A c T t n rMt"1"''1 tlHV- Adapto W^ll-sell' io evniy motion Vf*iL TRUSS. F i"i ih" hoity, retalnui. Vfr'"' ---jfK'Y 'OU l:-..e niuler ibr ?fcS?*:Sv, '?> ' luiidi-.il exercise or se \ \?]V > t\Ly*^3 ver. st stn.ln until uer manen 11}' enrtst. rh.-hp oy tun Siaatic TTOHH CO. it-is timm! un?, %ci? Y ork City. ,i.a.it l,v m.-Il . 'rtll ur Neild for .'ircu.nr uni l.e curort A FORTUNE FOR SI. LEG A LLY AUTH O KIZED. 1 'i! OK DENISON, TKXAS, Wi l.t. OIVK A S KCOND GRANT) GIFT CONCERT, In md i-f :i Ma soi. ic and I. O. O. F. roupie, r>t-rPT. 22, 1875. First Capital Gift, . . $50,000 Socond Capital Gift, . $25,000 Besides Gifts in proportion amonuttuK lu all to $250,000.00 LOWEST GIFT TU A WHOLE TICKET, m l'rli-e i f a Whole Ticket, *5, which connistg of five f ' Coupons. Coupon Tickets, $1, Wt,tell will emilie the holder to mini hslotl io tho Grand Conceit and to om-lifta of whatever gift may ne awarded to the whole tiekut uuinlxr, g lier jKiiisible a? ni? wanted, I All or.li r^ f. r ticket si ci. t direct promptly Ulled. f Oircil a s, Papers, etc., mviiiK full particnlars. I si ni free. In wrltiiifr, I n sure mid Ki^n yinr ? linnie, t'lWO, coiinly and State In full. E Orders fur tickets a noiii.lhif! to |S and upward Isen, C. O. 1).. if desire.I. Allon ss all L'oiiiniutiivallons autl make nil n - niittaiiccs of money Ui A. R. CCLLIN8, SEC'Y, \ Denison, Texas. 'I'IM- ?Veli Citizen is the urcalesl paper for the eui ned limn, ri-'ii year; ?l*i\.?. An.in--.I. il. Wilkin. . lu.. Ill .? e. linville, 'l'en li. I'.ll - ll,.'eli|. i.jl |a l'nu Hi 11| Vim ?am o. inake I.AIC4JK I'ltOI'IT S lime the Irt'Hl arin le A WKKK liiiurtinteisl loMiilenml Feinnh A?eiits. in their I.?itv. Cost* NOTHING tn Irv ll. Particulars'Fni'. P. O.'VICK KIlV A ttl., Alimistll, Maine. / (IMi.VMTI l>0!.l. \ lt WHKKLYMTAII. \ .< A ii i II i-f ii? lr- ii t l':i ni i 11 NowMiaiier. s pnu<--. ?ls i ? >1 II m II- of lleailiim ^ i ?-.: it w wt SPKCIMKN COPY FHEK. -T> I Free nf nosliiffe Aldn-- Thc- "STA lt" CO.. Cliirliliuill. ?. (jEO, P, RoWEuL & ?O. AODn 8 M A l<l Moiphli.e Inlnt cured, B EVI Cure ejinr-Uten 1. rainless ini pu . i.-.v. S nu?-lisa anil ad Iresii Cr. D.OUflt iili-s.t. i ?. ;?nT ?7, -li M1 hi ville, Indiana' PP A PH I RPP\* AllM" "idiiu; varieties old and I liJiUll I ll Ij I JU. new, ?mo ano iw.. years (rom thu Lu.I : al-.. General Nursery Stink. Ftir CHU ni the I* - ii esl i.- 1.1 BLACK WK Mi Ititi is.. Titus.in N nr*erieh, 'l il usville. Mercer County, New Jersey. DOUBLE YOUR TRADE ii 111- nisi ,j(rt oers <* dealer i- I'ure. f'htnn niulJqpnn /??.i III teni ii p-ickik??? icvew fOpirai.j lioxesor iia.i ChelllH-fr" wr.iM' ?.rices k end rurclrcillar. The Wells iiiii.nmpauy.du fulton -1" N. v.,e o. nox-IMO ^rTD/fii. iKltlrl.MiRKSDERCII I'SF.ttssi viv 1 1 'W>i VmTA sKLKCTROBEI.TRami ^?^' \ i I AJ ' Bainlri me iudnrscil hy the TL V \ N Fit ni'wi eniiaent pliysirliiiis iu rhyi i ld for Iheeiireofrhen? I ililli, In ... iiL'ia .liWTI ?lil. lill, di ?pepa a lie lie. ills ? J*T"^*-.a.e,1,.|,eH.|l.in- I. -ll ll-.ln H ??/v-ordi rH.nts.fiiiiialiicoiiipliiliiiii <T \ '4*57 ^-lu rvuitsand Reiieriililflilllty. and other chrnn'r iline??1* ol tlii'i In st .head.liver, flvllnieli ? . m~ mm _ l,hlli"*s alni MOIML Hunk wi t il flo Llr L full particulars free li? VOLTA1 UKI.T Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. fl WI LSi. Qi M /iECE/ VED THE y O RAND PRIZE Vf?/V/VA, /a73. It roqulro3 no Instructions to run it. It can not got ont of ordor. It -will do ovary class and kind of vork. It will sew f. cm Ticsuo Paper to IIarnos3 Loatnor. It is as far in aclvanco of other Sewing Machines in tho magnitndo of its suporior improvements, as a Stoam Car oxcolLj in acniovomonta tito old fashioned Stago Cos.cn, Prices made to snit ih.e Times, Eitlicr rot* Cash or Credit. jeir- Sond for illustrated Catalogue of / STYLES and PRICES. ) Address: WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. CLEVELAND, OHIO, CHICAGO, ILL., NE"W TORS, IT. Y., styv onz-r nv?,. ?.A.. LOUIS, kb. AGENTS WANTED. THE ZbTZEW I?/En^I3SrC3-T02Sr. riTiic s?w Itemiiigton i. Sewing nia. mm- li .4 sprun. r.pi iy lulu riv.ir n p.isM.'siiii tim inMt combina lio ? of Koori i| III Ul ti, vis Light rn ii II i iifr. limn li. uni .* hs- riipii', ilnritu- with per ft*Ct loOK I tildi It In a shuttle M 'chine, wit A lltulil'Ule Urop fr'c ri UI-I ; li untiful ;Ln-1 <. iii r..c lon lin wry best Item logion vo i M ich In f r iHtnoy UKO IM III? third i cur ol itt ex ls cue?, hus mei A un ii more r. pi I i leonie ol ruthi of sile, i i? i uilj' Al M r.hine on tin- m ii kel Iteiningtou No > i?ich'n??. Tor manufacturing and 'nm iv inc-randy r.<r ileilvury muy Hlnre June, iK!A- for "rtuii;e, p-rfectlon, nuil vari.-ly oi work. In Without ii rlviil In fi nilly or work -.lu p Every Dlnclilne la fully Murrin turi lor liv . y. un. of lin? moil mp mles lu n . an ' ne one sutmslh ii . . Union t-'ii K-ill Hnt'S-Vcl'otl ls kill rn.I Ped In ev ?ev Instance nf ihn money villi lu- returned io iii? pu relmber. SPKCIAI. TEKIHK TO ( ASH 4 UNTO 51 t : 81S. Active ni; .ni?? wanted tn (?..cry i ( ni ii y unit town lu Kc tucky iiml Te?newee. 1'iiKtc I'm-nlng Machine nnrl lieHt terms ovtr on-red lo i gcutH. euri Stamp for i lieu 'Ki1) niiri .heclnl tens. j. CLARY & (;il.,Gen'l Agts. No 36 North Summer St, Nashville, Tenn and 258 West Jefferson St Louisville, Ky. FASHIONS and GOLD COIN PRESENTS' Smith's " Instant Dress elevator." , Till? CHI- .IIOWK tho .0 Upper Part or lha skirl (wrong- nido out\ with tho "Ele vator" Oxfil In. Yon tun ralao jour ?fclrt whllo p?salo* ti TH in! ?ly plucf, ?nil then Itt i it fall, or you ran krrp lt ni.cl. lt k. r, ? II,,, I .Ult! I rom tho Filth. Il XrfXipflthoaklrtl;. % Tasteful and Ftk chlouahlo Uanncr. ii iir?w? ail thc fullneaa to tho t-ark, making Ibo ..atmlght front." Il ?avoe moro IhaD Ten Timos Ita Cont, Hean bo chan r. cl (rom Ona Dross I o n n nt ll ii r. rrlri.4B MiiUMrli. Mollori. No. 315. This Costuma wins tho admiration of nil. It is one oftliosu styles Hint ls Furo to please, especially ns it is appropriate fur any material, und requires lesa goods to make than any other tuit nf equal beauty. It is one of the lending costumes of our eily. Tho HOMt lady will lind it possesses just the Ferret charm that Improves her figure, while thc slight or perfect form may feel tiley wera never poadvaiilagcously attired. Tho waist is the regular labiler simpo ; tlieoverskirt isdraiied to form a wiri" rudie each side of tho sush, Which may bo of thu same, or Ribbon. Requires 16 yards of 27 iucli goods for entire suit. No. of waist, 3723; pattern, with cloth model, 25 els. No. of orcrsklrt. 372-1; pattern, with cloth molle), 35cte. No. of underskirt, ---'3725; pattern, with cloth model, 50Cts Mailed on receipt of price. OR the Pnlternx mid Cloth Model*, of tho ENTIRE Ht'IT will be (?IVEN VREE an PKEiUIIMl to any pcrmrm who Hernia 81.10 lo tis, UH ono year's aubncrlption to the ii PATTERN ll AZ A A lt." A. BURDETTS SMITH'S r vin nf Ul FINE ARTS and POLITE Literature. Singlo copien 2 5 Cents. Subscription Price $3 n yenr, post-paid, Including a premium of Tno Dollnrs' worth of patterns rrcc. lo each subscriber. Wc rind nur CERTIFICATES f?r thin ninouiit ??Vi.wi'%t/i?l!l,Ki, ,,i1'"1'. I'I'WII cf our nitlCSS ELEVATOR? will bi ri?, |N PLACE of Uno liullar s Wurth ot Patterns, If desired). Thc " MONTHLY AVoitLU OF FAKIIION," tlic very fluent, inofst beautiful, attrnctlvo mnga?Q0 to bo Ton ntl lit Ht IM count ry, ana every perron who begin?':wltl? tait ins It, will NEV Kit dlncuntlnue lt Onc^gT^ whllo lt 1H published. l?rl>>eri>e??.yrem|uni, $4,500.90 in Gold Coin to Give Away! Smith's Illustrated Pattern Bazaar Snmpio Copy, 25 Cents. ?5%5S?P*,?!B rricc if.lO a year, \ Wc will elvo ?s2,OOO.OOIn ?OLD COIN to Orj persons who send u?tlic large.it number of subscribers to our " World of r'uniiion," ut ?3 euch, before Mureil 5,187(1. AN lol low s : To tito inciter-i!p of tho Largest Club.$3110.00 in Gold Coln. M Largest Club ... ?00.00 In linld Coln Id Largest Club.... 150.00 In (lold Coln 4th Lnrgest Club, ."illi l.:irirent Club Otb Largest Club. 71 h Largest Club. 8th Largest Club fllii Lnrgest Club. Killi Lnrgest Club 11th La mest Club 130.00 In (?old Coln. 120.00 lu (?old Coln. 110.00 In (?old Coln. 100.00 in (?old Coln. 7 0.0(1 lu (lold Coin. fiU.OO in Gold Coin. 35.00 lu (?old Coln. 00 In (?old Coln. mid M> on to the G5th I.arge.-t Club. Wo win elvo S2,r?oo.oo tn GO?.O COIN to 188 persona who send nnttm i.ir-. s; number of subscribers to our " Hnzaur," LI gi.10 each, before March 1, ls', tl. AN Collo WM t Tu tho C.otter-up ortho J.in.-i st. Club.$300.00 In (?old Coln. 200.00 in Clotri Coln. 150.00 In (?old Cain. 125.00 In (?old Coln. 100.00 lu (?old Coln. 75.00 lu (?old Coln. 50.00 In (?old Coln. ?5.00 In (?old Coln. ?5.00 In (?old Coln. ?5.00 In (?old Coln. 25.0? In iii.lil Coln. d Lnrgest Club. ?td Largest Club_ -Ith Largest Club.... 51 li largest Club_ (Uh Lnrgcst Club.... '< th 1.ur KC st. Club_ 8th Largest Club... 0th Litrgt-nL Club_ 10th Largest Club.... 11th Largest Club_ and so on to tho 133*1 largest Club, n Fend tis. AN3> every' subscriber n<,'? a premium. If OTU of these (.old Coln l?r?MentN offers will hu found nt full length in the. Septem ber Number, heHitlcN tin; names und I'. O. nddresses ol 109 persons to whom wc h ive jiiNt paid 15*V2.1 ilrj.OO in Gold, according to our previous oflcrN. You can write to one or nil <>f Ilium, and ibey will tell you that we do exactly on wo promlNO. t/AiTn r% in C*. np way is tosend your own subscription to either of our Magazines, Y IIS IK Kr ^ I whon you will get tho first niimlvor and your Certificates of Premiums, * Vi VJ I I UJUlJ M. which you cnn sliosv, nnd nt once begin getting subscribers, or i-ei.ri S5 cents for ono copy. Mend Stamp for Pnnlilon Cntiiloauc, P. O. Box 5053. A. BURDETTE SMITH, 914 Broadway, New-York City. THF. It IM' III Hie World. 11 llivOH universal BUtldflicI Hill. ivoMii'.iti'r i. Bronoins . tn It s. muri- hreud to Mil. limn . NAVKN MILK, Kims. ?Vc. tim- year'* mvlngfl will Inty a NO M?RKMOIIR muni). Whiter. liiilitT, nwceler.rielier t;t Kitvuoii'/ l'iiilvi'? ll. 'I ii.' Imlii H areall in love ?villi it MJ.?.s llk<- HOT VAK KM. (Ct)'Si'tnl ut mn ', fur ein ular lu ORO. P. <iAST* .V Vt*.. , 170 I > 11.-1111 - St., New York. LIEBIG'3 LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF In p'nt boMln< Recomen 1?1 .>> Hiebe?! Phyal cans lu Kn (lani an I Annule* tor rninumn inn, ? enknci.H llyspep ia Indices! mi.Inuit.l'Appel ile, Fever and iRUO,ri rvnut nein; awl all U mm? nm pi. nut. The coleo? I tl Hr w. II , s okoi, < r i alli moro Hays: '. Meh'K'i '-'I I ttx t i'l nf i eef it lld 1'Olllc I li Vigora or lithe ver h'-^t I reparation used, and I cnn ll i n |v r c. >nim nd H .(> Hie medi en pr.iieNfilr.ii. " Sid hy I? n JJW-B an1 O rorer*, Wholwale A? n N- -t HK.- rr II . liten AIUM it Clo.. Pillia lelpt ia_ SF.COM>- ll A \ li l?ortnhl? a nd ?tut Innnr.v Ntenm r.ii?iiH K and Holler*, prucftcaliy - ? - * -.I ah new, at ininti IPM> (hun HAM' the prim of new. A Un, n large Hork of SocumMiniul Wrought Iron IMIM? in nomi order. * Special r.itet. of frei^lit n . tired to allude principal points Soiith. OOQDWIN .v WU IT!.'. Olli ( ITV, PA. 'Seiidatiiinpin/ full Inform* Mats, otc, to iB,T,p,cmM)?. niuv; niiA.tii coi.'m v. <<? klnrliifc t i ?lui r.I rate? ?o louisville and Cincinnati Kxp Hi llomi nave en Artificial I.eK Ht teil wi/lslnctory or no Mlle ? linn, il. n, vu na, Manmaciurer, t or.tili ?t Harket ?la. Lotilnvllle, Ky,; US W.ttbSL, Cincinnati, Ohio CATARRH mmi MAKE YOUR F?K???E ! ! GRAND GOLDEN DRAWING OK i'll K LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Takes Placo Saturday, Doc 25, 1875, Positively. Capital Prize - - 100,000 3,680 Prizes, Amounting to 8502,60. A TT.-r. X3XT GOIiD. ONE PRIZE TO EV Eli Y BIX TICKETS. Only 20,000 TickoU nt 850,000 ?. 8. Cur . . roney. Tenths ind. TwiII 1?th? tn Projiorllon. UnUrTli'helHiinl write lor ? Irculara lo LOnifllANl BTATK LOT I ERY CO., Ijooli Hr,:, 5)2, roRtf.fiicc, Hew Oilesns. COMPKTBST ANI> RUJ.l AHI.K *.\OKNTM WttDlcd thiroui'lHiiil Hie country. Unexceptional giiaruntcni rcuuirctl; WU KN writ I ii? lo mit 'TI?WTK plenfifl nn-iit iori tho ilium-m HUH paper. No, Ul? S. N. tl. r CbroinoCaUlMiti. tiona, lice ton. Mu?. $i0e$25?^?::hr