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LOCAL. SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1873 Our "devil" esys that Moses Brown ia an honest man and a pood harbor. J. Feldtr Meyers Esq.?Sea card of thie gentleman who ia prepared to attoad to al! busdutss entrusted to him. Daily-?The Boston Glubt b'gins in JNew York news with The Report ot the Regular Daily Murder. Editing.? A newspaper i* very much like raking a fire?every oue thinks he csu preform the nperatiou better than the man who has hold of the papur. ?*A Whnlor."?Mr. Mar ley ?? Men day night caught a "blue cat fish," iu the Edistu, which weighed thirty five pounds. Boreas Mporalic ? On 1 ue.?d-j night ami du;. g Wednesday very high wiuds were prevalent. A fee uid fetioee reeled. Ten Strike.?It is reported that sixty five thuusaud Lborers iu the .Northern cities intend to strike in a body about the middle of next mouth. Which is Which??the weather eoeks on the steeples ot the different ehurvhes io Oraugeburg do uul a^ree ua to tho direction of the wind. teething of Everything ?Mr. ?J. Wallace ( inttuD ia one of ?ur young "merchants whose enterprise and business habits are aura signs of ^his success. Nothing is lost by trading with him. 0 -L. ? I - Let's Hawe an Understanding. - To get a fsir and lnstin; one we could adriae our readera to cell en M. Albrecht whe certainly understands the making ?of Beete and Shoes. ? - Ii*Ward.?Read in another column the proclamation of Governor Moses, offering a reward uf twe hundred del tare for the apprehension of Marj Yon, who has fled Irn j justice. SflYGIl.?There are coained in the County jail sevon prisoners, six lualos %nd one femei*. Trre charges under wbtcw they have "been committed are, except ia on* ease, for larcony. **Wfi* Foster Poisoned.?Willien .??it . i . Foster who Was hnng on 21st iast it is ?now stated ?lad iahen poison and was ?dying 'Prom $ra effects whan he was exe wnseeV A Thoroughgoing Flrtu ?The firm of Messrs. Mvseley A Crook have 'establiihed for themselves a handsome ?repni&tion s's 'business men. Their atoek has 'been recently ronowel at.d now "embraces all that can be desired. Suited.?It one wishes to be sotted to * welhfitting and handsomely made suit <of clothes, Mr. D. W. Robiueen ia one's man. Tell him what you want and you'll get it. At his old stand, next to Bull, Scotill and i*tke. Merei Monsieur?Our thsnks are presented to our esteemed friend Mr Philp Koha far a very beautifully little piaee ef service most graceful rendered His kindness ia cnyraven upon our enomory. ? Clafiln UnlTersity.?Ths Colum Jlerdld says: "The examination at Claf li'j University on Friday, was a genuine success and shows sir us of groat inn 'proeament.'There are about two hundred students in all. The vacation extends 'ten days. An E?-Confederate.?Oaneral Ger don, U. 8. Senator from Georgia the other, day waa for a few momenta called to preside over the senate This is the sYrst time since the war a confederate mm presided over that body, lie was called to the ehair by tha courtesy of ^?^ae-Fresident ColfaM ,*f> I ISSSS-?- ?B?I Around tho Corner?All the good i stands are not on Russell Street, * ?er is all Ike basincss done on that our great throoghf.re. W. T. Muller just ?round the corner on Brnngbton Street has aa ?ns a Monk of groceries, aa fresh g tagst aad does ?s good a featiaasa aa any I body And he has aa eonetenua and pleasant a clerk io Mr. John Hartzog sat eaa tw toand im * day's rids. John geesgsdky efcrries, eooue trads whorercr A4? goes. At the Old Put Office?Mr. K. Kzck'el has fated up tie eld pewt office under (lie NiWS office in beautiful style. Hia store is really a bright, tasty little emporium. Watcl.es, jewelry, clocks of latest improvement, are displajed in handfOiue ana;*. Repairing done prompt ly and well. Ko. Cr. Rail Road.?We invite a perusal uf the c mmuuicated article on this subject. Ths editerial opinion of the Nkws has alrcadvheen published. "St Mntthews" speaks (or himself. Our columns are ever open to a fair and courteous discussion of all questions of pnbliu interest. Conntr Commissioners ? Only words e4 praise aro spoken ol our prsa ont efficient Board of County Oomrnis missioners. Their attention to and r-nre in performing their duties are most Creditable, and the strict manner of auditing all claims and nccouuta present ed for payment deserves the disnriminat ing praise of s just public opinion. A New Sign at an Old Stand.?At Fuudorburg's old stand there has been erected a new and neat sign, oa which is written the name of a young enter prising, steady business man and his busioess is described britl y on this sign. The sign reads to ono going up or down Russell Street. C. D. Kort john, QueccRisa, Liquors & Cigars. -u The New Street-?Several new and very tasty cottages sre io progress oT construction on the New Street. One nearly completed. Certainly an im provement and a sign of life. By the way. ws are tired of calling this thoroughfare the Areir Street and as ?9 hope to have several newer streets, to avuid c >ufusion it is n.'Ceasary to K*ive the new streets name What shall it be? Brigg tue no Street ? Another Enterprise? Col. John C. Kdwards and Mr. W.Oaktnan, two well known citizens of our county, have established a new branch of industry in our Town. It is their intention to make a first class article of bricks, and we snuimeiid them to the patronage of the Tow a auJ country. They are thoroughly energtie, and we are satisfied that if they arc sustained, as they should he, they will torn out an article equal in every respect to the celebrated Ilauiburg brick. Go and see their yard at the River Bridge. Spring Stylos. ? We condense for the special benefit of our lady readers an idea of the fashions for ths rapidly coming spring. Folooaises will still be worn, of every style, also b-'teuet and orerskirts. Msdatne Dswerest, an awful au hority ssys, "No area* with an overekirt of any description can be entirely unfastt ii nable." We adviso submission. Piques are piqaed and have givsn place to book urn.I'm, (for ha* bltux) bishop's Iswo, ^ for Sunday) nainsook in cross bars and polka dotted swiss muslin (for dancing parties.) lila k grenadino will be popular, ss also white grenadine brocaded either in black or colors. Presses will be of a cleanly length. Fsonier and melon puffs (for the fruit season.) The hair is to bo worn in Greek fillet (for dinner.) Lara preponderates in bonnets. The votaries of fashion are to wear long lace bridles. C hildren ars still to be clsd ! Mrs. D. W. Sncll ?U is our aad task to chronicle the death of this esti mable lady. She died st sbout sunrise on Thursday morning, March 27lh. Into the portal ot a saddened and daikencd horns wo would euter with most respectful sud revereutisl tread, bearing expressi< ns of ths sorrow snd sympathy which sre fait by an entire community. Amiable aud lav sly in all the rela tions of life, a rent is made by her death in that family group where she ruled by a law of lov*. A vacant chair, a silent voice, lha sweat smile "lost to sight, to memory dear," a worthy example, a holy I Influence these ars ths touching Souven irs of her life aad lore. A licet ion brings its most sacred tears, to lsy upon her .bier?ilowsreta gentler than the early buds of spring. Shall wn ssy he, whose heart is moat bowed by this bsreavemtat should Dot weap nor miss her tbo com panion through that long jouruey of life which they have traveled together ? Earth hath no consolation fur bia sor row 1 But let Win, who opens the ver nal earth to bury his pricelesa treasure, reti-euiher ''that which thou so vest is not quickened except it di? " "It ia sown in dishonor; it is rased in glory !" ? I he harvcat is the eud of the world , the reapers are the angels. The tuucrsl services were preformed on Frida) after noun at Shil'ih Church. Thk South am? tub Pukhiuknt'm Oa ill net?'1 he Washin'gt-ju Vhronich of N tduesduj any : "It is said that tin Southern deleg tins urging President (j runt to have <he South iepie?e..teJ in his cabinet are satisfied with the appoint uieut uf * ea Senator Sawyer as assistant secretary uf the treasury." Meat caters and vegetarians show in their perautia the cllects ef the diet. The first h s the most brain force und nur vuu* en rgy A mixed fiod uf animal und vegetable ration's, develops the higii eat intellectual powers A .?tiiMly' vegetable living ordinarily gives a fair complexion and amiability, and axtrcuio pugnacity when the vegetans.us viewi tu regard to that one engrossing thought of his lifeai? dtsouv.ed. Applications K??ii Pension.?The commission t of pensions has just issued u circular embracing the following pro visions "Von ?ro advisod that an act approved March 3 1SV3. provides that the eotiiiiiinsinucrs of pensions nun ac ccpt declarations in claims under the act uf Pebuary 14, 1871. mads before any other r duly auth ?rixedtu udiuiuistero ?tb* tor general purposes, when the applicants by reason Ol"it-tiruiity of ago, are uuablo to travel and that it has been decided that uu affidavit of a pract icing physician (the magistrate e.rtilytug to his good stand ngj will be requited to 6how the physical condition of Bach person claim* iug the beuolil of this provisions." Tobacco anP Kum. - Mr: Jot.n T Spufluid. of Lowell, a> nda us an interes tittg communication in which hi says that be commenced rum drinking at fourteen years of age, at the time he begun to learn tu he a house catpentsr. At siateeu he took to C>e playing as an amusements and was olteu present at | muster* on the train field. When ttven ty one, he drank as much ardent spirits as be picuved until he w; s thirty three, when he discontinued its Wae altogether, ilia use of tuba ceo comioene<-d at fsur tuen, ami was emit in tied until he was sixty, eben it nearly killed him. and in self defenee lie gave it up. lie regards tobacco as'more iiijvii ons thxu rum drinking. Since he discontinued ram ami tobaC o, heeiij >yed go??d he?Ith, ami though now seventy seven years of ag'-. can walk i faht und work a* lung as when he was thirty. Therefore he ad vises everybody to be teetotal, so fares rum and tobacco are mncet n"d. - COMMERCIAL. II ARK KT Rl. PO KT?. Orrtcs er the Oinsiurrmi Nrwi, M<rch 28 lfi~Z. COTTOM--8ales during tke wwek 7i? bales. We quele: Ordinary.i* <? 1 I Lew .Hiddline;.lit <^ Middling.fT* lg* Roma Rica..$1.15 per onshel CoBX.$1.0? per bushel. Cow I'kas. 1.00 per buahel. I'im'i.ih. I.fi5 per bushol. Assignee's Sale. IN BANKRUPTCY. Id the Matter of Jno. C. Krnkerlt and JriO. HuPTMaK, Bankrupt?;, Ex Parte C B. GLOVER, Aneigne?. By Tirtuo of an order of sale to as* direct ed fro"* I lie Honorable District of South Carolina, I will sell at public auction at Or nngeburgC. If., on Monday. 7th April next, at the usual hours of sale for cash. Certain Judgments, Notos and Accounts belonging to the Estates of '.he above named Bankrupt*. A list of the ubore esn bo seen on appli chtion lo the undersigned. C D. OLOVER, Assignee. mir 83 St Sheriff's Sales. By virtue of Sundry Executions to mi di rected. I will seil to the highest bidder, at Orangebarg 0. II.. on the FUIBT MON DAY in April next. KOK CASH, nil the Right, Title and interest of the Depon ent* in the following Property^ eis: It One tract of land containing 400 aeree more or loss, in Orangoburg County, bound e l on the Norilienai by Columbia itoud. Bust by lands formerly of H. C. VYunnamaker, South and West by T, K. Saspertus. f?. One Iraoi iu said Cvuaiy containing SOU acres more or leas, boundod en the North and West by laud of 0. Parnnan. Kri-i by ilio truct above deacribed, aad West by laud of T. hi. Sasporta* 1 .Mule. 1 Horse. 'L Oxen and 1 Cow. L?t. ied ou as the property uf Andrew laubittet si the suit of Jacob Amaker. ALSO 1. tin ? tract of Und in said County con taining 1UH acres more or Is**, bounded on the Bast by land of Wiu. Metis, West by laud or N C. Whetstone. North by lands formerly of Joshua Hair, sad South by lauds of Win. Melts and J. P. Berry. Lev ied on us the property of O. V. Melts at ths suit of M. C. WneiBioae. t ALSO 1. One trnct of land in said County con taining 1<>31 acre* more or less, swaaSp laud, boiuided by .ends o" Abrain K. Sbuicr, (irorgt- Slmlcr, Sniu'l K. Shulor, Frederick Cam und Jeshu* llufT 'J. On* Iruet containing 1031 seres more or less, awaiup land. bvUUued by lauds of W. liuiio. J. R. Moorer. Joseph Ho well, Smu'l It. Shuler and the Charlestoa and Oruu^eburg i'eutity line. 8. And one other tract containing 1031 bcicb more or !<???, awump land, boundod by lands of Sands of Sam'l *R. Shuler, Joseph I.. .Shuler, A. Hush's grant, Joseph Bowell :.ud Abrum B. 8huler. Levied on as the property of Cb-rl--s S. Bull at the suit of Frederick K. ihscon and Crowell lladdea. Sheriff's Offce. ) E. I. CAIN, Orangcbnrg C. It. S. C V B. O. C. Mar. _Ulh, 1871. j mar 22 td NOTICE TO C REOITOM - All persons having demands agaiast the F.staie of U. G. Hum, deceased, and a"> persons iudebted to said Estate will preeeet ihe saaae and make payment so the uadsr signed withio three months from this date JOHN P. SPIGENKR, Qualified Adnainintratee. February Utk, 167t. 16 td NOTICE.?All PersMsas) Hsxt ing demands against the Estate of the late John Bonnet i wtli reader sn account of them duly attested tu, and those ihdebted will make payment tu the undersigned. JOHN F. BONN ITT. Executor. Orsageburg March IGth, 1873. tf TH03. W. ALBERGOTTI, TWO DOORS EAST OF J. P. HiRLET'l Kuss.dl Streut, Orsagajburjr, S?. Ca.. Has JUST RRCRl VKD a fresh supply ef PRESCH CANDIES,! FLhl CANDIES, NUTS, all sorts, TOTS, CHINA WARB. Large and Small FANCT BASKET*, RA1SONS. PtC&LCS. Ac , Jte. Alna FilF.SH BREAD always ea haad. ! and supplied to regular customers every day at their doors. In my eaka dep?rt rnsnl yen will ind. FRUIT CAKES, FANCT CAKES. GLNGBRg, Jte., Alwavs on hand and fresh. FINE BRIDAL PRESENTS. ! FUKSII PIES constantly on band. WEDDINGS supplied with all kinds of (Jakes and Ceulestionariea at the shortset notice. The shove 'goods ssaaol be excelled ha quality and price. 11 work warranted to girosatisfastiea. st 12 ly doc 14 WE ARE NOW Oi EXINO OUR Stock of Spring and Summer Goods, Such as WIIITB GOODS. PRINTS, NOTIONS. AC. AIM a full Line ?f UM1.S, MISSIS snd GENTS FBOF.S, wUb HATS, TIES. COLLARS and CUFFS. FINK OLD II AVA If A CI?ARK. In these "Hard Tinea to Li to" we Isaee on hand many ai tides that will ?watrilmte fjreeX jY to the "'creature comforts." We intend to keep alwaye "FULL CP" in the GROCERY LINK /n<l sell ihrm CHEAP for ca>h. AH are respectfully invited te call and examine our STOCK ami PRICKS MOSELEY & CROOK. OPPOSITK CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, mar 29 feb 8 lj ? ??IHM? UMJUJ1JM.MI?.IWMBM?M??J^M?M?aSBSSSSSMMSMSMI J. WALLACE CANNON HAS on band a full atock of (HOICK ?3 ROC ERIKS, TOBACCO, ?CIUAHS, AND FANCT BRIAR ROOT PIPER, With a oomplete etoek el CHOICK LIQUORS from tho eery ?est down te a ronimoa article. All OP WHICH IS OFFERED LOW FOR CASK. Give nt . call J* WALLACE CANNON, ?ar 29 Lightfoat a Old Staad. THEODORE KOH?T & BROTHER, ANNOUNCE TO Tilg PUBLIC THAT THEY ARE NOW DISPLAYING NEW SPRING STIXES IN DRR8S GOODS, IN WH ITH GOODS, IN EMBROIDERIES, IN 1KIMM1NGS. A Complete und Seasonable Stock af HATS, RIBBONS, LACKS, VESTING*, HOSIERY, aal CORSETS. Tb* b.st Assorted Sto<:k ot SMALL WARES and NUTIONS to be found anywhere and at tue LOWEST PRICES. We are enabled to offVr GREAT INDUCE MENTS to Purchaser* of IMiMES. TIC UOOD8. SHOES of all Descriptions and Make aud REAPTMADI CLOTHING. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, GKNTS and BOYS II ATS, C ASSIMERKS, LINENS, and OTHER GOODS, for Genta aad Bot* Wear. Orer Tkre? Hundrad Pieces of SELECTED AMERICAN PRINT* Your Choice for 1*2} Casts. " J. P. COAT6 SPOOL COTTON 75 c. per DOZKN. All wo ask of the GENEROUS PUBLIC is a call at our LITTLE STORE Where they will find the BIGOKST STOCK OF DRY COODS at the the roof REASONA BLE EAT KS eror offered. THEODORE KOEN ft BROTHER. aar 25 #00 NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP UNDER he Firm a*me and Style of .T. W. PATRICK <fc CO. respeetfally call the attention of th- PubKc to the same. J. W. PATRICE. I I AND HAGOOD. W? would request THOnR DESIROUS of PUR CHASING to Elve US a c*U at the STAND form erly oocupied by T. G. VINCE, Natt door to DR. A. C. DUKES' Drue; Store, aad examine our WELL SELECT KD STOJrf . NEW SPRING GOODS, a Notions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Ac. You i.eee only to CALL and SATISFY youreelf that we are READY a=4 WILLING t. PLKASK. J. W. PATRICK & CO. mar 22 REMOVAL! E. EZEKIEL Inform hie FRIEMDS that It.) has MOVED into the BUILDING lately eccw pied as the POST OFFICE, Whe hs intends to open a FIRST CLASS JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT And will psy strict sttentiea to the REH AIRING OP WATCHKS, CLOCKS AND JEWRLI.Y. Will alwaya keep net hand CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, fine CUT LERY. PLATED WARE, SILVER WARE, and LANDRETHS GARDEN SEEDS. LOOK OUT KOR TI1E OLD SIGN OF THR BIG W A. T C II. mar 8 tf oe HE WHO FIGHTS Agamet a streif sad lieely competitor in trade, must devote himself entirely is %i* Vusi nees. He mast kaea ate market and suit his customers, AND Ay lae selection of hie steek, and by hie prices mait invite trsds. Re whe RUNS AWAY with th* idea that any sort of feeds wifl do WILL LITE Te repeat hie felly. A Aret-elaes steak, aad the ability te sell at the sAisf set yrtees will easels a sterehaai TO FIGHT SneceesfuUy aety esmoaitiem sad te eoaqner suceess. Lot caetomers eseae rn. Whether they bay my Ore series, fmre Liqaere, Sesjars aad Goods sr net, if 4hej see sdsaeod tksj ANOTHER DAT. The beet St eck ef Oroeeries aad the Cheapest. A fall line ef Whrekies. Hens* St sbled snd eared few at seed erste rates. A devotion ts basis***. These are aty csarsatees. Try at* aft 1>. IlOBlJOHFf. #*/ J a iy * * Fever and from which mankind suffer ?vet* the kIo)*, is the consequence of s in the system, induced by the peats . vegetable decay. This exhalation She action of solar heat on wet nS, the wr tery vapor from it. While the sml>is1JJ tlie hoi iron this rapor lingers near the eamf*4nSS*Jf> face, aad the virus is taken with is aassaamflb lungs into the blood. There it sets as r~ ' poison on the internal vUoera and eenrc?, of the body. The lirer becomes torpU SJ ite not only this virus, but alee the secret the blood. Both the virus and the hssesS in the circulation, and produoe nseen* . tlonal disorder. The anleen, the kidneys. I stomaeh sympathise with the liver, and disordered also. Finally, the instinct ef gaulsm, as if in an attempt te canst th*j Infusion, ooneentrstec the whole blood act in ths internal excretoriea to force thnxn St out. The blood issves the surface-, and re the central organs with eceigectivo vice ie the Chill. But m this effort it Favaa follows, in which the Wood tral organs and rashes to the surfsc*. another effort to expel the irri tating ~ ' that other great excretory?Use also it falls, and ths system abend.. exhausted, aud wait* for the re losses^ to repeat the taopelcsc effort ?ucsssse r? ars the fiu or paroxysm* ef Farne Such constitutional disorder will of ex mine the health if it U not removed. Wo hare labored te Aad, and haue tatsfl antidote, Ayer's Ague Cut**, which neutralises this malarious puieoi blood, snd stimulate* the Krer to sapst at i sure this body. Aa it should, so it disorder with perfect certainty. And it ?r rather docs what is of more service te loot to this infection. If taken fas seas* it from the system as it is absorbed, and th/Me who use it free from its attacks; system in health although ssessst Consequently it not only euro*, hut the great variety of affections by this malignant influence", Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, ee Periodical Headache, or Bilious II Fever?, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, " Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, tions, Painful Affections of the Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Stomach anil Bor??via, all of which, from this ouusc, will be (bund to less ths intermittent type. This removes the cause of those derangements, the disease. This it accomplishes by stimulating toriec to expel the rime from the sj these organs by degrees become habited their office of their own accord. Hence we term tuxHmaialion. Time may same end. but often life is not long sacrificed in the attempt, while this " dees it at once, snd with safety. We hate reason to believe this is a surer an remedy for the whole class of disc* caused by the miasmatic infection, ths which has been discovered : and it hue important advantage io the public, it U sheep ss wdl ss good. ranranno bt DR. J. C. AYER & LOWELL. MASS. Paten 05a Dollab ras Berti Ayer's Cherry P has won for itself such s renown far ?very variety of Throat snd Lung C< It Is entirely unnecessary for us ? evidence of its virtues, wherever It ployed. As it hss long keen fas throughout this section, ws need SSStdn ths people it* quality is kept up it ever has been, end that 'it may fan r do for their relief all it has seer see* Ayer's Cathartic Ftt AU. THE PURPOSES OT A Fon Costttsjw Foa tub Coaa or D Fon J senates; Foa ran Ccaa er Ian Fon Hbaoachb; Fon tub Caan or Dtssb Foa a Foot. BToatAi Foa ran Cvnn or En' Foa ras Pti For. ran Cvnn or Foa all SonorcLovs Co Fon Tis Cvnn or Rh Fon DrsBAsns or ras Foa thk Cvnn or Liens C Fon Dnurse; Fon tbs Ot-BB or Tanna, X HnnvM; Fan Wobms; Fon tub Cenx or Gears) Fon a Din sun PrtA,; For tub Ccaa or Kbuslalsia? Foa PnairrtKo ran B They arc sugar-coated, so that tive can take them plsueamdT^snxdJbnnBg ?MH sr age table, no harm can arise quantity. Prise 18 cents per Box; Ties Great numbers of Clergymen, seen, and eminent personage*, name* ts certify the unparaUslsd sesthn remedies, but our epsae hens ??1 net sucsrruon of them. The Agents below asuth gratia eur Ambkscak Alm anao I arc gtveu ; with also full disuiipSsSBB complaints, aud the tree/ lowed for their euro. Do not be put off by ?other preparations they Demand Araa's, and take a* want ths heat aid there is for have it. All eur Remedies are for sate ef JUST ARRIVSft" A OF Mules and HoflMI llOItSi:* ! 2IOR4KS! X miV\ Ws respectfully call the attention Citizens of Orangeburg snd Ot County to ths fact, that we will have a Cssettt lot of hsrses from Virginia, en this i by the twenteith ef December. This 1 bssn aeleetsd from choice st< ths Old Dsminion, and vilh sn necessities of this markst, Thsj will **?*? cist ef auo Saddle and Harness hsreee. 9*> slse ssll ysnr attsatlen ts ths fas" mnlss ws new have en knnd. W*>< keep a full supply ef bet h hsrses i soastsntly on hand. If eur sstisfaetien, you ean return yenr money hack, with inj? that's all vfe'wsnt. 3 ALK ST A DLRS Of W. Me SAIN ?* V<X see It sag SI * TRIAL jusTiea, Few Orange???-*; C*ii*ntf*. AU Business Betreut cd te his sfajStsjn *jc*t fas attested 1* with promptness). OtV.ee at hie Mills near Eclesan'a Senth stdinte River. ?eptlt &r to *30 PER ItATf Amt? e>0 WANTED! All classes f l|ll|j people, of either sex, young or -est, tJSSS> money st work for ns 1b their sSMB% lente, or all the time, than at ? els*. Partieulars free. Address O BTI?v80* k r*t>., sex" Z* -le Tortltod, Mais*,