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az KS. STANARD'S BOARDING-HOUSE-Sit
1VH cd on the north side OF Main street above and
nearly opposite the Virginia Banks below the Capitol
SQUARES prepared for the accommodation of Members of
the ensuing General Assembly, with without families
having attached to her former premises additional
Also for boacrs by the week, month"; or longer term
~ good male HOUSE SERVANT, Is wanted for
inc winter Nov. = 52--w5w
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N CHANCERY-VIRGINI Rules holden i'm
ii tho Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery of the county of Cumberland at the Court
house OF the said county, in the month of October 1885,
"hhan l. baiiow, Complt.
against
David and Robert Maitland Joseph Fuquo, Sam'l Chris
uam ana Chares >. Pamorc, Dclts.
The defendants, David and Robert Maitland not having
entered their appearance and given security according TO
the Act Assembly, and the Rules of this Court and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nha-
ants oil this county, is ordered that the said defendants
David and Robert Maitland, do appear OH the first
Monday in January next, Rules to be holden in the
Clerks Office of said Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery and answer the Bill of the Complainant and
that acopy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published iii the city OF Richmond, for months
successfully, and posted the front the Court
OF this county. a copy. Teste
JOHN DANIEL, Jr. Clerk
Ocf. III. 15-wSw
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Il 1881: county 0''' OO'''
Howell l.. Jcffiics, Pln.
AGAINST


John $. Jclrics, admir-. of Sarah L. Bugg and in his
own right, Swepson Jciiies, Achilles Jefrcs Bracket
Barnes, the children OF Jane Barnes dccd whose names
are unknown, William Burnett the children of NJ artha Bur
nett, decd whose names unknown, John Brown and
Lucy his wife, Charles L. Jcics, Richard JeIres John
Wncles admir-. of Thomas Burnett, Decd Joseph Sett,
and Polly his wife, Robert Reynolds and Martha his wife,
Sally Burnett, Happy Burnett, Harriet Burnett Mark A.
Burnett, Dabney Ill., and Isabella his wife John Burnett
Joseph Burnett, Charles Smith; and Nancy his wife, and
Miles T. Crowdcr, Dens
The defendants, Swcpson Jeffies, Achilles Jcnfics
Bracket Barnes, the children of Jane Barnes, decd Will
liam Burnett the children of Martha Burnett decd John
Brown and Lucy his wife, Charles L. Jcflrics, Dabncy
Hill, John Burnett Joseph Burnett and Charles Smith and
Nancy his wife, not having entered their appearance ac-
cordng to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court
and appearing to the satisfaction of this Court that they
not inhabitants of this State, motion Of the plaintiff
by his Aoneyltis ordered that the defendants do APP
pear here on the ls day of January Court next and en-
ter their appearance and answer the plaintiffs bill and
that copy of this order be inserted in one of the news
papers printed in the town Of Petersburg city of Rich
mond for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY posted at the front
door of the Courthouse Of said county.
CoPy-Testc, JOHN G.. BAPTIST, Clerk
Nov. A. 5I-wss
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fact in political economy; that industry and enterpze
always be commanded in every community, whcne-
the motive and the for their united action
sufficiently powerful TO call them forth.
These othc advantages which have been rcaped
from the construction OF this great internal
into the heart of Ohio There others Of still
magnitude and of enduring interest which await
its completion the Ohio river, which will increase
PGr passu, with the rapid growth of the whole Vest and
the annual Of is vast Cog
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E CHANCERY.-At Court held for Louisa county
at the Court house, Monday October the 10TH 1887
Howard Ii. Edwards, Plaintiff
against
Francis a. HouchinS, Anderson Tcc administrator of
William Ince, decd and William w. Beades and Waddy
LPscomb executors Of John Lpscomb, deceased, Def 3
his day came the plaintiff by his Attorney, and filed his
bill and the defendant, Francis a. Houchns having
entered his appearance, and given security according
~ ana inc rules oil TINS court and it appearing to the
tsaction of the court that he an nhabtant of this
Stae-On the motion of the plaintiff by his COUNSEL it is
ordered that the said defendant Francis A. Houchins do
appear here on the first day OF january court next
swcr the bill oil the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published the city
chnond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the
front door of the Courthouse this county ON some court
day. Copy-Testc, JOHN HUNTER, Gle.
Oct. 20. iS-wSwH
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ners oil Stephen Cook Co. Pitts.
against
George A. wyllic and Mary " willie, in their own
rights and as admir- and admx of Hugh Wyle Decd Ro-
bert Hurt, Allen S. Wyllie, Philemon w. Wylie VIM
Allen and Martha his wife, Mitchell Hall, adm'or of
James Hall, and as admir- of Elizabeth Hail. and Mary
ii: Wylhe. Defts.
This came on this day to be heard on the bill an
Wylc, Allen S. Wyllc, Mary " Wync, and Philemon
w. Wylhc, (Which answer OF the said Allen S. Wylle,
Il isday hlcd the decree TO the defendants VIII
liam Allen and wife, and Mitchell Hall, which appear to
have been duly served and exhibits and argued by
counsel consideration whereof the court doth take tho
and doth adudgc, order and decree that Of the commits
sioncrs OF the court do take the plain
w anu defendants, as TO ascertain what portion the
same properly chageabe to the defendants Geo. A. Wy-
lie and Mary " Wyle, respectively, in their individual
characters also what portion of the accounts is pro-
perry chargeablc to the of the said Hugh Willie
deeds that he ascertain whether the defendant Hurt has
administered the whole estate of the said Hugh Willie,
decd and not, how much thereof remains in his hands
to be ansercd that he also ascertain what portion
part the said account which may be found be properly
chargcabe to the estate of the said Hugh Willie decd
shall be paid by the said Mary " Wylc and the distbu
tees OF the said Hugh Wylie Decd taking into considera
ton the proper distribution between those who their
support from the estate and those who drew support so
as 10 make up the whole account principles of
y and justice and that he report the TO the court
with any matter specially stated, deemed pertinent BY
HIMSELF required TO be stated by any Of the parties
Copy.-Tcste. VIM. HOLT, d. G.
HALIFAX County, Oct. IL, 1881:
The parties interested in the accounts in the above suit
directed to be taken, hereby notified that have APP
pointed Monday, the 9Th January next at the residence of
Mary " Wyllic for that purpose, when and where they
will please attend with their papers vouchers ready for
settlement. THOMAS EASLEY, Commissioner.
Oct. Fl. 47--wSwH
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A RUNAWAY.--Was committed to the Jail Of this
IA county, on the iltb day Of September 1891 ne
gro boy who calls himself HENRY.-He had on when
committed suit Of oznaburgs and no hat lie is about
10 years oldIour feet five inches high, and very likely.
The will forward prove property, pay charges,
and take him away he will be dealt with the law d.
reefs. JAMES S. GILLIAN, Jailor.
Prince George, Nov 20 5s-wI2w
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I'm CHANCERY.--HalifaxCo County, July Court, 1881 :
n Stephen Cook and William s. Reid, surviving part
ners of Stephen Cook s. Co. pitts
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I'm CERY-YIRGINIA.-At rules held in tho
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry, for Chesterfield county the fifth day of Scptem
ber 1881:
Robert Haskns and Martha F. his wife, Qate Martha r.
Archery plrfs-
against
John A. Archer, William W Archer, Peter +. Archer,
Mary Archer Louisa Archer, John Jones and Sarah r.
his wife, Gate Sarah II. Arcer and CncnDaus Jones, til
bcus Jones, Telemachus Jones' and Ulysses Jones' in
ant children OF Elizabeth t. Jones, decd formerly Eliza
at htcm, defdts.
The defendant, John Jones and Sarah n. his wife, not
having entered their appearance, and given security
cordng the Of Assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing that they not inhabitants of this Com
monwcalth It is ordered that the said defendants do ap.
pear here rules be held for the said court in the
Clerks Office thereof the first Monday in January
next and the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed in the city of Richmond for two months successfully
and another copy posted at the front ofhe Court house
Of this county. a Copy-Testc.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. G.
Nov L. 5O-ySws
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We arc authorized to state that petitions will be
presented, to the opening OF the road the above
notice. ARCHIBALD THwEATT,
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JOHN MARSHALL, ESQ., at
charlotte e. H. va. New. i. 1881. 50-tDeclst
m b. The above pedigrecs authentic and may be
relied on j. r. of Roanoke
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NEW RIVER RAIL Roam

~ meeting Ola large porlion of m. c;,
se"s oi Hythe COUNTY AZ the Cou,, ann.. ~.
i"ufsu"y Tue I'm dny OF May 1881 (Ls,o.
general 'nuf'er day. for The purpose of ,sk ,a.
NV sV"s''ei"''on Tue subject OF Internal I'm.
ptovoments by the State '-''
lhe meeting being Organized Aod,.,., @
Fulton Esq. was called 10 the Chm, sna lii,
os'er Lag appointed Secretary.
lhe iLon. Joseph Draper addressed ,hs ,,..z
''nR u. eons'de'shlo length wuhh,s usual sbill,v
a"o ANIMATION, alter which the fsllo.,py ,..a-
iu',ons WIRE offered by lhou,a. ]. BOYD ksa
and unanimously adopted
Hesoiped, -ihat tins meeting highly spptov.
OF me resolutions oftbe Citizen oil W..h,os.
si'Iy a'oPed NJ meeting held AT A.
'"suon ." ,he day OF their last county court.
u" '"o s"oIec. Of Hnii Road leading froa,
tr ks,Lhond al Nsw River. ,brou,h IN. s.,,,,
"es'efn pat Of Virginia 10 the Irnn.ssee lius.
Hosotptd-lhat IA committee of th,r,y I'm,
"e"oe'. ps appointed TO correspond win IN.
'"'Hsnso the sufrouading couuties ON ,hx
subject. '" '"s
hesofUtd--Thai n Committee of se,eo mem.
IS De appointed 10 prepare n memorial o ia.
Legislature Of Virgins, 10 be subi,i,ied 10 a
mhe',ng OF the Cillzens OF this County at tina
next July Court.
The following Geodemen were appointed
W luge JaneH
H. Brown. Joseph Draper, John A. Sanders.
D"'ih oiabam. Harold Smytb, David McCo.
mas, john Foster. Andrew S. Fulton. Isaac ].
Leit"ich. John Stranger, Charles l.. Crockett.
Leonard straw, Thomas J. Boyd, George Kin.
cann'i,, William ~. SpnLr, joan Mny.e, Lew
Is ., Marshall, John Z. ahews. Albeit n.
Moore, fonla,ne Watson. jacob HaIcr, An.
drew kncs1non, Shepherd Brown, J semi w.
DAVIS Iachariah Mitchell, CyrusY. Robinson.
John ~ Floyd WIN. L. Campbell, Casper
Yost, Joseph Kent, James McGavock. john 4,
oaysfs, John o'aley, mud Henry Huddle.
Messis. Harold SWy,h, Joseph Dfapss. Da-
vid MeComas, John Foster, Andrew s. Fulton.
Isaac J. Lritwbich and Thomas J. BOYD. we,,
appointed Committee to prepare nemoriai
10 the Legislature,
ResoiDed-Ihat these resolutions bs sjo,.,y
oy the Chairman ~ Secretary, aud publ,shed
in the Western Virginia Argus, Virginia Re.
publican, fincas,ie Patriot, Palladium OF Viz.
g'n'", h'ehmond Enquirer, Cons,,u,l onal WING.
Lynchburg Vifgioian, Jefer.onian Republican
hnonsiiIe h-gisiei, aud Farmers j ,urnaI
Resotped-ihai TINS meeting be nov adio.,o'
ed to tue hr't day OF the neAt July Coar, of
tins county. ANDREW 5. FULTON.
1ouN,os, Cha.rnsql,
JOHN FOSTER. 5ecretaru
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Total di.,,;h.,.. ill.,.
! OF The 8, s;s,,, '"s " s'"'An"on
Recein,s t,y IN. ,r,.a... io,OqI
! wear '''''g inc
Dis bur.men,s d,,,;n. 1895 30
'''e '""e Pefioa gay ii
Balance IN hand r. F.. -
| Yon, manaaa,. =. Sl46 &c
| r,na,t .,,bo,,, a.. w. Wiling TO close their
| ii n, Of the (,L,,.., ."o., '" awaken the stten-
! 10 the elsms Of ar. ..","y aroond them.
p.,ron.c. a, ~ 10 n more efficient
s,,mions of M a.sa.a., ne oeoevolent in-
are the oU.n,i.,. - ~. sAn :" "n'eh We live,
,he Gos,e, Nv. ~. " ''e increased light which
,he,, n,e.l. ..,;''' opo" our world. and In
seryi.ue. ca,...' .''"''o"s OF mutual sub
for the nrana',a,s' NOS pn"erim machinery
IN the hand ~ az. " ''"'n' They are placed
6ciency with :, H.. .'",on as means Of co-ef-
can hinder "a -. "ofkaih ana mona
member .cco, IL 'Fe every individual
obisa,.on 10 I - us circumstances, 10 an
their operate, .as ,a u"se' acquainted whh
them "a IN. - ,,""e"es, and TO support
ding Ia tbsi, 49,, P'pspereh hin, sceor-
advancing m. e.. e'ans a. means OF
Thew mr.. c,o.,,.,a,ss OF 'hs kedeemer.
Inn,a,...5' upon The principle of
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cos rRusrios OF HIVES ron nrr.

Nos ih'tTios OF HIVES FOR BEES
In answer 20 q writer for your nsper. with
we Signature " A Couniryman' IN T.. Far.
ner' vol IA, p. 253. would observe that
W experience in the ma nagemepi OF bees,
1h'e iernd that III an old tsshioned hive the
oo",ents are thus arranged, via. In the top Of
the hive is the white honey aud in the middle
Is TIE bee-bread, aud dark honey, such as
the BEES live on IN the winter. In the lower
parts or bottom OF the hive 10 the dry comb
such as the bees breed in, and summer in
finhing II thus arranged, have in nv new
iashioned hive made n ceilinseone third Of thu
way down the hive as to take III the white
money. In the ceiling are two small cracks
aud IA these cracks, have slides that fit them
nheh you wish TO take the honey, you enter
these stiles, aud then take out the top boxes
tour OF more IN number. as the size OF the
swarm may require. But. whatever fashion
eel hive yon use, be careful 10 have the part
winch the bees breed in and live ia large
enough, II you do not you will be apt 10 rob
them oil too much Uf their food aud not leave
place large enough for them 10 winter IN and
breed IN my hives, think are OF good
size for the Maine bees, bur, perhaps, they
would be too large Tor bees raised in this quar-
ter.
! have bees from Maine, and one swarm in
my possession, which last fall weighed three
fS"""oi SOph "hN Sohp- ~ Adf usb uf boxes
and sIiders, have got them Ia good ogder
took honey comb full OF hohev, aud bee
bread, mixed together, aud put INTO those boz.
es, aud put them IN the top of the hive, and
then drawing out the sides, lei the bees pass
up ia'o these boxes aud feed upon the
dark honey. This spring have given my bees
neatly halfa barrel oiOee-bread. believe there
are great many BEES los, for want oil bee
bread
" tho young swarm is put into a hive with
boxes on the top, il is necessary 10 have it so
constructed that the separation may be perfect
the white comb not adhering 10 the dark and
II the passage way Tor the bees 10 ascend mo
the top boxes be made right, you will have no
young bees nor bee-bread in the top boxes.
When my bees become year old enter my
slides. aud take the boxes out until tho 2Uth OF
June. Then they will have swarmed twice II
good season and after that | draw my
sIides, aud receive the bees inio the top boxes
aud from that time to the end OF the sea-
son you will generally obtain one sci of boxes
from the OLD swarm, anu your lwo young
swarms.
With regard TO the question whether il is best
to buy an ol swarm, considered that for bree
ding, swarm one year old is besI. But, il you
have an old fashioned hive let them remain in
It for breeders. until they become SO old AZ no,
10 bc good for breeding. Then drive them ia a
new hive about the IL st of June.
EBENEZER BEARD.
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nv FLETCHER s. TOLER.
TERMS.

80, n per anndm. PAYABLE In aiyance.-So sub
,r;ll he received fer less time titan sx mouths
will DO discontinued (but at tho discretion
aud no iii,ors1 until all arrearages are paid.
sftls uents will be inserted at 80 cents per
for iess) the frst time, and 81 l-Scents Tor esei
sina'e w. Those from a distanc. must be paid Tor
,o their Insertion, or the payment assumed by
prey, rsspon,ible person in Lynehbuss'
s1n Chancery Orders not exceeding two squares are
i,ad FOR SIX dollars.
addressed to the Editors must BIO post
- ., they will not be attended TO.
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COMMUNICATIONS ias yirg,.,s..
E1trdet from the Minutes Of the I'm Ann.
rersary Of the Lyuehburg Bibie Ssciefy.

III
rersary Of the Lyuchburg Bible S.c,efv.
The l7th anniversary OF the Lyuchburr
n,n" society vas held on Thursday the 1911
May. al the Second Baptist Church. The meet.
ing was opened by the President with PRAYER
snu reading the 18th chapter of Daniel
The Annual Report and Treasurers Accom-,
we're thee read. aud on motion received aud a.
dopted.
In" following persons we're elected officers
o, the society for the ensuing year the Rev.
Nih'"m D. REID. President Rev. +. 4. Smith
Corresponding Secretary John H. ID. Payne
Recording Secretary aud Treasurer /, and the
ne'' WIN, j. Holeombe. Jane, Mcdonald.
hope" hylaod, and Messrs. John Victor. john
NJ. Gordon, John Csskie, Charles b. Williams
Thomas a. Holcombe. Richard S. 1,lden aud
Jonn iinllins, Managers.
=, JOHN X. ID. PAYNE. Record. Ssev.
May ~, 1851.
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POETRY.
GENiU5--A FRAGmIEr.

GENlOO-A FRAOMI
Mourn not that genus does not shed
~ dazzling hslo roand the head
gsney. genius darling child,
= ricbi, tinled fiowrets lid
Fling Ger thy level mind.
,,.e the hie n aud brilliant blaze
"a, round his ardent forehead plays
.,'r.cts. awhile, the homaged gaze
of souls TO humber bounds confined.
And fancy tends him wings toay
where morning lights The flushing sky,
or chase the ranbow's fleeing hue,
~ mark the trembling gems of dew,
That evenings airy eyelid weeps;
Yet many pang ofrower severe.
-, free the bitter, bursting tear,
ar chill the pulses young career,
Ils sting, Tor hayward Genius keeps.
The following li"es were eomplimented by
Washington Irving. ('hen the editor of the An-
.Iesc Magazine) as conceiy cd III the true spi-
1T Of poetry =
drove from the dew moi.tened breast OF
rn,t
The Gy thst attempted its nectar to SIP,
And thought, as gsZed on Ills d. lcate glow,
That the bloom oil It's leaf Was the blush OF
my 'ip-
IA lie moment of fancy, prest on its leaf
ki.s, like the one | bestowed upon thee
Rail felt. as | warmed lis hl9om OH my lip
Thai the ii, aud tue snail had enjoyed II like
me.
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Caeambers-We are indebiedi 10 Mr. Lyford,
Of ,n- Fouo'ain Inn, Baltimore, Tor a present
OF Jul grown gutenberg, the production of u
noI t cuitu'iot nea' that city Mr.. L. writes W
thar be has had cueambers ON his table seve-
raj days ago AS tar and toll grown az those he.
mas seat US AMI, what will doubtless no tes<
surprise the hoa ticulturists ia our vicinity. he
further states, that eaiiy York cabbages, welg
headed, have slseady appeared ia tue Balth
p0fs mssAel voyoik Herald, Moy 10.
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We find in the Mol lie Patriot of the I'd jo,,.
the following grspnic account Of nat storm.
Tho SIZE OF the hail IL well set forth.
ALL HAIL !--ounday morning at abou, q
O'Clock, oae OF the prettiest storms eyer err
nibned IA Mobile, was Witnessed. Ihs wind
blew from iha west, ike the last trump.
Lightning decorated the matte OF mig hit with
golden chains. and unro'ied and spread
out ail over me earth, her sheets OF Ere.
HAL i'll,-shsrpenng in the light ike s,a saonds
from tue clouds, --and about rs big as a piece
Of cuaik."
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JOHN FOSTER. 5eeretaru.

Ehffaordinary Snow Siornl-On Mondav
oil last week n snow storm swept over the v e..
tern section OF this State from the ys,,.v
OF the Mohawk 10 the Genessee countrv =
gentleman from Rochester Informs Us that on
monday morning. the fruit ueos in L,s
garden were thickly hung with icicies. lie
showed 'u''ou''y during the whole day, So
tina, It's dep,h would have been at i~asy ,e.
or twelve inches. had il not dissolved yery
rapidly There was CONSIDER able snow remain
ing upon the ground on Tuesday sferooou.
however. ~ 4. Com. .7dV:
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Sir Manasseh Lopez, NJ. r. distinguished io'
having been tred aud Imprisoned ior bri'er,
at elections, died, leaving three millions oil dol
lars ia real aud personal estate.
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Quick, the celebrated comedian, of the Gar
,,ck school, died i'll LondOD, aged 50.
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NyT,ESM y Ia

<pHE highest cash prsee VIII ia gwen foi
u WHEA ., aud All e,her kinds OF COUNT,
a,oJuce. I. y. KE&}k.
Amy9
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Miss Selma Parker, of Fitzwilliam, N. II
who received silver medal from the New
England Society Tor two spear. grass bonos,s
which afterwards sold for $50, has exh'bitec
Two more H, Dunsiable. N. Ia. surprising The
finest Leghorn.
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Nsrer Despair -" Better tate Than neper."-
We CLEAN the tol owing Tor the ed'hcu'ion of
such, IL any there be, as lmagiae themselves too
old 10 enter the moose matrimonial. Married
in Bath Steube0 CO. on the lih INST by the
Rev. ID. smith, Mr.. Moses Alexander, aged
%. to Mrs. Frances Tompkins, aged lU5
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Ten drops, administered 10 water every hou
of ths mufiatsd tincture Of iron, is d cure fl
obstinate cases OF lockaw.
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Lima IN Botanic Garden,
May 10, 1881.


~~>S~~ o - - q - - q ~>~>~
A,lti Masonry. Il he following toast WAS g-
ven at a recent celebration, IN IompkinS cOun-
w. \. Y. by an anti-nasonic office holder.
81 .Naso,uy-May hell be boiled down 10 half
pun, aud every mason be obliged to take d
portion.
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F,om Martinique we learn thai one hundred
and fly of the '.egfees vino were engaged ~
The lac revolt ia that Island had been e1ecu-
ted.