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REMARKABLE CuRE or
e KHEUM a TISM /!
ny THE USE OF
DIR. JEBB'S RHEUMATIC IlNlMENI.


CnaRLEsrowa, Mass jane 90, 1927
1Ac Proprietor Of DR.. JeiDS LintmeHf
Dear sui deem u duiy owe to suffering
humanity, 10 ac1rsnt you. t'lroneh you The pub
lie (.honjd you tnink best) nf the unexpected and
surprising cure performed On myself by the use
II tue aboy. most excellent Medicine. ! lave been
for more than thirty yeBrs, and some tunes most
.vorely. ahicted with the Rheumatism have been
frequently rendered perfectly h.lpess, and in con
Sequence confined 10 nv bed, when II has required
t"o persons 20 move me, being III suCa extreme
saiu | have several times been under tie care q !
he most eminent physicians, but Procured only
temporary terf one day noticed the advrr-
t.cp.n, Of DR.. J-bb's Liuirneoi win abe testmo-
mails accompanying il, and was Induced to Try
bottle which used without 'nUrh sensible benefit.
| concluded, however, to pcr5eyeIe. ADD bought
another bottle, aud WAS greatly relieved. and by
the use Of nalf the third bou,e. was wholly cured,
and have never since had n return OF the pain,
which had not been free from mouth at ii time
tor ib,rty years, and II Is now more than three
years since was curei I would most earnestly
advise every person offering under hi. painful
complaint, ~, 10 despair OF cnfe SO long as they
can obtain DE-. Jebbs Lnnen'.' Yon are nj
liberty To make any use OF tbis YOU may think adj
v,sable.
Most respectfully yours,
CSLEB sYA1NES.
To the foregoing testimony mhay other unqacs.
'io'auf proofs Wight ne auheu ~ lh'ot OF ihf SUI
perior Liniment Of DIR. Jetb. Nothing but fair
trial. winch The proprietor conf iI.tly soets, can
give adequate idea oi lis unti. alled efficacy in
mitigating and thoroughly mastering, the excro-
claiDg disease, to which it has been successfully
applied in a multitude Of CASES. The operation Of
the Liniment is often immediate aud il has ire.
qnentiy cured Rheumatic affections Of years san>
ding, in four and tsrenty hours II IS also recon-
mrndcd Win confidence, AS one Of The best nppH-
cations knopn for stiffness Of the JOINTS, numbness,
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ar BRITISH ANT1CEPTEC -
" DuNGAx.
For cleansing, whitening and preserving
the Teeth ana Gums.

the Teeth ana Gums.
,,tfE BRITISH ANlICEpIIC DENTiFRiCE
4 wn,ch The presen, proprietor ,shes most par
tirnariy 10 recommend 10 the attention oi the pub
hc i. pr fectly exrnpt from all those acids which
IN general form The basis OF tooth powders III com
,nou use ,nd which, although they m,ay Nhicn
he teeth Tor a short timc, unsl inevitably destroy
lhe Enamel b, their drleler,o QUO act,pn on nj,
beautiful covering Of the tee:h.-rhe consequence
Is ihs, the Ennm(t ~h,ch is tne shield provided by
nature 20 protect the spong, anh nervous internal
structure IS rapidly co,roded by thrss acid ingrt-
dients become more discolpured than ever, and
expo es the inner po,,,on OF the tooth carries anc
a rapid aud certain deca,. By the use Of The
bKl fish aNTlCEPliC DEN IF RICE, in the
tnornins occasion may rtquire, via 4 brush
moderately herd, apd cold ettr, the acc 4mula-
ton oil tartar VIII not only ne prevented but the
teeth rendered beautifully aud permanently Wdie,
and the guns restored 10 that III ed0u, IRON
MSS tina, hardness and fl n,scrncr which a,e the
~ tests of their hrath, state, anl the hes, guar
ante Of thu, natural fragrance oil thr bieatn hich
can never be expected IN ,th foul ,e' ia
and scorbnlic, unhf alihy gums.
Prc, 80 t-n's box.
- This above valuable Net,c.ees are prepared
from toe Original Racip- n NJ. OF tue late Dr..
w. T. Com a,, by his immediate Successor and the
Sole Proprietor, I. klDDEH. aud tor sale at his
Counting Room, 10 Chanhers over No. 90. next
door 10 J. klDpEns Drug SIorr. corne, Oh Court
and Hanover Streets, near Concert Hail, Boston
aud a'so bN MS special appuip' mrn', Qogether
With all The valuable Mrd,c,nes AS prepared by the
late DR.. Con"ay)hy
Howell DAVIES, at
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THE AMERICA PLOUGH.
BOY.

INNS is n small agricultural paper, desig ncd
Il more particularly or those who do not choose
10 take II more expensive work, and yet are desi-
rous to understand how others manage agricultural
affairs Ii will IN measure he confined 10 giving
details of the practtcal operations Of practical far
mefs, rather than the speculatlons OF the more sci
enufc 1t Will draw considerably upon the CO
lumns OF the New York Farmer and American
Gardeners Magazine, MS well rs other agricultural
publications 1t will also give many interesting
items of news and occurtc nccs of the day, and de
vote one page gu, OF four 10 advertisements, If re-
quired
Terms, 81 80 per annum, in advance, to singh
subscribers twelve copies y Ill be sent for i5,
If paid IN adrapec. An communications for The
american Pioag A-boy may be addressed to the Pro.
pr,etor, u. X. MINOR.
New York, Feb 4 is
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sfiRhlSA, 10 wit-Ai Rule, holdrn ~ the Ci3rA's ~
heo OF tbs Gre AT Superior Court 81 isa giulas
~, fo" liza e,.1y of Halifax, thu 4, If Ianu.sF
le3f-lhaFd b. E'cc, PIT aea,ns, Ellis ute. and t,ie
Scilc~, Dcits.-ln Chancsry.
The Defendant Ellis Scates not bavIng eftrrro lis o.
peaanee and s,ea.ccury arorJiug to thu of A..
bly, and The Inles ufIs Con and ii Appearing hr sa
fhttnry evidence t0a he is inhahnnt OF this tan
ponwrah pu motion fine plaintiff hy oDrpsei, il Is
ovieted, t,t the said doendau Ellie Scales. do dfpeat
hote the ii ST day Of Apr next. md the pam
fa bili, that copy of this ngder Lr m ts
snchhurg Virginian for ,no 9TH AuferssIvrIy end
posted at the trout door oil tha hnue ofa. county
copy-Teae, WIN. HOLT, be
.nn ~
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NelHGINiA.--it Rules hullen IA the Clerks Ollie I
" the Circuit superior court Of Law an1 Chancerr
the town OF l ncnrr. on tho 3i day Of Daccnber %
IiG Mutual Assurance Society az tus FIRE on building
of the state Of Virginia Pitts against JOHN Thonpsoa,
ti.ong Mounthin,) Thomas Harvey 5usrir OF Campbtl
county, and auc ndm r of Jesse Jones' dec. Robert
Mnrrlss Robert l.. Coleman. Robert H. Gray saindel
Brmsiord Sergeant OF the Corporation of Lynchbhfg4'
such admir- al Nicholas iIurri,ou dec Howard Ben
nett Samuel Brauslord, Sergeant Of the Corporation q
LynchNurs, and such admir- Of NIcainl G.. Moodnsa'
dec. John p.nWiIdic, Samuel Gurland, and John Il
Smith, Dclts,
The defendant John Thomp-on. r.. } moi ha"n-
entered his appearance md given sccuriy nCu'l"u3 ~
the act If Assembly and The rules of this CuLt Hna ~
peMlng by satisfactory evidence that he l. an it"'
ant pt TN, country II ordered that the snd Dce
Ant do appear hero the frat day of next res'
term of his court, aud an,l the m oithe riantii a
that acopy of this order he forthwith ih-.,cd ~ s
newspaper p'iGicd in tho town Of fynchhutg ar ~
months successfully, aud posted The front door oi US
Courthouse, in the said town.
ACopy-rastc, D.EOpES, tia'
n,c ,y:,m
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81 ENTERTAINMENT. ~


Il stand on the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike
8 miles from lynchburg, formerly occupied by
Capt Jack Lettwlcli, and iatterly by Mr.. Rice
Newman, pledges himself to his friends and the
publ, generally, that he will entertain all those
who may think proper 10 favor him with their Gus
tom in manner which he has no doubt will be
satisfactory THOS. J. NORMAN.
n Bile also has first rate Wagon Yard,
with water convenient for the accommodation Of
gentlemen Waggoners, free Of charge.
+. J. NJ.
Jan "A I'm
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons having claims against Ambrose
N Rncksr. which are secured by deed Of trust
executed to John Miller aud David X. fdIcy, beur-
mo date the l3h June, 1921 and Of record in Am
hest Court IRE requested 10 present them without
,le,av Ia the Trustees JOHN MILLER.
d. L. EDLEY.
Feb 1 1W
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W lliam i. REID nod Thomas |. Red. all
illustrators OF John Reid, decd. Josep,
Gadd and Robert C. Cutler

mnistrators OF John Reid, decd. Josepl
Gadd and Robert e.. Cutler.
InAKE NOTICE that on the last day ofnexi
u month, February between the rising and set
ting OF die sun, AT William Thompson's dwelling
house, in the county of Nelson, will take the de
positions OF William Thompson and others and,
on the lst Friday in March next, between the like
hours, Mt the dwelling house of w ilam III. Plump,
n the town of Waynesborough, and couaty of Au-
gusla, " i'll take the dispositions of James Bridge
and others and II not finished on that day,w
time from day TO day, between the same hours,
til completed and onthe second FRIDAY in March
next between the same hours, at the tavern house
of Sweelland, III the town of Pattonshurg, and
county OF Botc,ourt, will take the dispositions Of
james cartmllI, and others and in the town Of
New London, at the tavern house OF Charles
L. pbroll IN the county of Campbell, on the 4th
Friday in March next, between the same hours
will take the dispositions of Alexander Aus
TN, John Teas, Henry Stephens, and Others
20 be read as evidence IN the suit now Gepen
ding IN the Circui, Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the Town of Lvnchburg, an forma
panperiS in which am Plaintiff, and you are De
icndant. when and where YOU attend, should
you think proper. HENRY Pauper,
son of Esther.
T.,
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TOTIIEPLANTERS.
INFORMATION.

EENulNE Mouse Hole and Foster A"vlls
~ superior co,,er Key d Vices, Smiths Bel
lows, MAYORS Shear and Cast Steel formerly
Naylor & Sondorson's) and Cooking Stoves, just
received and for sale low, the sign ofthe Golden
Anvil. TdEO. ROBERTSON 4 Co.
Dc. 10 Is
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uYNIylN & KMNK.
BANK.SQ T. ARE.

"OULD beg tic attention Of Town ana
w Country dealers TO their present Stock oil
Goods, increased ly recent purchases IN Nc"
York, Philadelphia ard Baltimore.
The remains al ouf " inter Stock NC shat sell
of al reduced prices.
Ian u u
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J6;siNE. sHACkLGFORD

w NJ sr sso',aa. The s sIH.s AND ID hA r.
81 ~ formerly occupied by SHACklEFORD 4
VR,s9l lie s5llcis "a share OF public patronage
en- promises lule,,.tred attention and punctuaity
&c !, calls an orders for work in his inc.
reb II Is
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FRESH DRUGS &C.

+ y J. +. RoYALl. are now opening a
V flesh supply, amongst which are Sulph.
Morphia Cyannet Potass, Lump Magnesia,
Spring Lancets, Ivory Throat syrinscs, Saffron,
&c &c.-Also, 3 cases Extract of lockwood
Jan 81 Is
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y. ROBES H.
Pin

%nikGlNtA--A ruies held N the Clerks oihca u re
County Court OF bedford the 7h day OF January
Henry lhiiard, pit. against Barnabus a. ihI'o'
in his WIFE, and -Sichons Peaisy, Deflsln 'hal' -
The defendant Barnabas A. Edison, not ha9n'g en-.
his appearance aud gwen security according 10 thf a.
Assembly aud the rules of hi, Court, and alHdf'
satisfactory evidence, that he inh l''' " ar.
State. On the motion of The plaintiff By eourse'' " r
dered that the said defendant do appear here 20" - hi Of
the fourth Monday in March next and answer ' Nh IN
the plaintiff, and thata copy Of this ordor he nrr
for two months successfully and thu, another py
psotcd ut the front door Of the house Of h
Copy-Teste, no. {. MITCHELL I'm
Jan 10 "A-
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NEW MUSIC.

II HAVE now ca banda larse collection o' 'he
il s,es, and mo., fashionable Songs, Weizoi
Marches. Sc g. Mich VIII b. sod al haI Pf"f.
JOSEPH p. EVANS, Opposite
he Post Dhce
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Mos, respectfully yours,
CALEB SYNNES.
DE = = Il i = = : 4,
OR VNDl(.E,STIO

WIS prevalent disorder, de- It ekhipiis usei
L. i" its customary symptoms OF 'onnt Of ape
tde, distressing fatulencies heart burn, pam an III
stomach, sirk heal ache, nausea, uoniiting AMI cos
Irene" is nov found to yield to tbe 'red efficacy
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lben "a, the Clrfk'. ONCE i
Circuit Superior Court ufa1 " chaneess for ihc
Of Lyrchburg. the 81 day ni Dcc"nirr, s,i.-San-
uel FuZgssad, PM against r.i; sheta Barnett, widow
and Eliza, Elizabeth, Minerva, Arnnln, l9hl Jnu,es. sd
Henrt BIrnel cha,en Of j,h. Htfrett, dec. the .st
f1ur of - HON infants, Hartlru P1Erraid Vim. For
bl. Nelson Z. tiark.nI'. t5d Jnan tirtiy Gtft,.
The defendants EAH ihcIt Bunrtt, widow, EVA Barnet
and Elizabeth Barnett nu,irg Urtr, trlr rpYealre
aud gwen security according Ia the "i ri Assembly tie
rules nf this Court, and II appearing ~ ai -aetor,
dencc that they not Inhai'ata If this fnffA Is
ordered that thr said Defendants a., appsar kcfr
ifs Of the next rc2nuT term aud The Oh
the Plaintiff and that coy Of hs ufht 70 forthwith
serted IN spser printed III thu la1 Lslehh
for two months successfully and posted III the irou, dor
of the court hofse, III tGe SAID tUNn.
Atopy--Testo, ID. ROBES, Ck.
Dec. ~ Win
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NViHGiNli;-A rules anldnn thri j.. Ls Ul'c. at
u cut Superior Court Of fAw nu tnnrccTy fal 10
town OF ltncbburg un the 5th day of Ne1tnhr. IL
.''ge NA!iieeAe; I'm agaia.. lh9pa' P'oiIs and eI
4 Mauric' II. Gafli'd, Deiii.
Tha deCtnu1N, Thomas VOLS not saving cL.crrd as
Appearance and given seturity ac,prdinq ohe ae' q
Assembly and the rules Of this court and syleatae
satisfactory ofeuce that he IL ifiabinut OF his
country - II ordered ,ha the sLId defendant &c ~
pear here on the first d6y Of the lf tstn Of ms
court mud answer the e! of.h rqimtin. and that 90
py oil ths order be forthwith sscttcd paper
printed in the Town of iyuuhbnrg for two months
eeSsycy, and posted the front nor Courthouse
Va Tie said town. cupy--Festc,
D. ROBES, OK
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NEW APOTlIECARY STORE
CHOICE FRUIT TREES.

CHOICE FRUIT TREES.
"a CATALOGUES of the valuable Ffms IN the
~ Nursery Of Mr.. John R,cheson, are left nj my
Office. whete selections can he maze and orders
left. which viii hs Immediately supplied by hin,
" ithout farther trouble t. his castom than call
ing a. mi OFF re Tor the trees WARD.
jan II G.. Is
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ID. ROBES, Ck
WIN

\ j curt continued aud a'i for bnekIuglani cooaj,
~A the liilI dtv nt Nrvepber Sj2-Joln Hughes aud
John Henderson, hI-. arast Jo Inpgf1ri & Polly hi,
WIFE lttlcerty iiJghr. sandCt Hughes John Hugh.
Is :. aud Edith bis WIFE, Canfle Waknr aud Sisanla
wlie John !. hughes Wn- l.. iuebe,, Elizabeth ifne.
Ilttlcbcrrv Hughes, un tiee',i Hughes children OF
t,elcah iiughc-, dec. Johu p. WrY,i and Eaney his
w,ie Albert Matthews, ke,n"s Matthews, jr. Susanna
Matthews and Folly Matthew. Drl.E--in l'haYccrv.
Tho defendants John Llnctat olY h wife ljtite
berry Hughes, icande Hughes; Ionn iGsles Is s. and
Edth his wife, and Charles Nikc Susanna his WIZ
mol hayIug entered their nppclrnncc md given Aceny
according to the Act of Assemble t4, iues OF Ia,
Court ana appearing ny satisfactory evidence, that thr'
are not inhabitants OF this ouunIVy II ordered lH
Tie sad absrn, Defendants do npprsr hrre on III" at
Of Mach term next, sud tho h.ll t.! the Pfio.
ts, and hat copy Of ih bfler be Forthwith inserted 10
he lynchhurg tirgnian, splner p-nial ~ llp
o. iFhchbure, for two months iYatY ma Bo5tcI
NJ theIton door OF the cour, hpl>a ID ii e,Ip,y.
cory-Tebte u. EIBa Dd&, e. {. 1.
DC. ~ ,,3p
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MDlN QMSa

VIII be sold, on the same day, 3oor 40 negroes
a likely and rs valuable as any IN Virginia amona
them are two first rate Blacksmiths
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

LITIGATION, even in the opinion Of i,s bit,cre.,
opponents. is TO dissolve the Union-and thi.
result docs not legitimately Aow FROM !,
while We alternative which they propose.
cstao,,shes an absolute aespo,ism, which not
only disseirss the Union, bal establishes the .or,f
possible form Of GorsrRmsru ppcm it, ruins
Thus II appears that notification is much lee,
opt to DO abused than the alternative remedy.
and rhen abused. its consequences are infinite
" less to be deprecated. OF the two evils. I
choose tho least. ! prefer the remedy, which
although in its extreme abuse, IL NAV lead 10
disunion, may be peaceful in il, results, to ono
which weessgyiiy dissoirss the Union, and ,cho,e
direct object and tendency are to rioismee aud
blood and absolute po,esr
And now, SIR, you have full view Of null
iihcation rs ] understand il. As I sincerely
desire to be right in politics, as well as In mo-
rails and religion,i submit myself with all defer
enee TO the correction Of your greater isdom
Al all events, you ought To relieve your own
principles from the cloud which now hangs
over them, and renderstthem somewh hat OBJ
seurc TO the general vision. In my next let
ter, ] shall say something 20 you an reference
To Soath Carolina. LOCKE.
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HEVHE undersigned tenders his grateful ae-
II acknowledgements to his old friends and
customers, for the very liberal support he
has received from them as a merchant for
she last hre years, and must now beg leave
70 call the attention Of all those yet indebted
TO him, 70 call and pay their respective dues
without delay; and those tina: cannot pay, 10
close their accounts BY .hSfe. He finds Il in
dispensabie necessary 10 close his old bust
ness, and that as speedily rs possible. This
notice he hopes viii be sufficient TO enable
h.m 70 do % in his counting room, and save
MIN me unpleasant duty OF doing IL out Of
doors. He can at all times be found in his
store room, now occupied by Joseph L. Rus
sen q Co. JOSEPH L. RUSSELL.
HarPersFerry, Aug. 8, 1893.
P.s.-Penons falling TO comply with this
notice must expect 20 be called on personally.
which very unpleasant frequently to both
parties J. l.. X.
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rnos rae xprSsrnes IrrraAnr ,ornSAI.
PRAYER.

Go, when the morning. shine4h.
60, when the moon Is bright
Go. when the eve d~eIincth.
$50. In the hush Of night;
$50 With pure mind md f,rlinr.
Fling earthly thcssghts awsv.
And in thy chamber, kncehng.
do thos In secret pray.
Remember all who Iowa phcc.
All ~ho arc loved by hcc;
Fray Tor thosc Who hate thee.
IL any such Their. be,
Thea Tor thysclf, In nc~knc.s
n blessing humbiy claim,
And link With each petition
Thy yrs,a, Rc,lccn,er's name.
Or if his e'-r denied thee
In solitude To pray,
should holy thoughts come DER thee.
When frisods @rc round thy way,
Zen then the silent b,cathing
On thy upiri, raised above.
Will reach his thruoe OF glory.
Who - Mercy. Truth, and Love.
Oh not q JOY OF blessing,
With this can We comIar.-
The power that he hath given a.
10 pour os,r soals in PRAYER
Whcner tho, pin'ss la s,,l,,,.,s
Before his footssool faIl-
And remember ia thy gla.lnc..
his grace, who gave thee all.
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ERWRR0E.

VENiIE subscriber has fitted mp temporary
n ware-flouss, on the Lot belonging TO
the New Shenandoah Company, opposite w.
AndcESOn & Co.'S Store. ifany person wish
90 10 deposits any -four, and send il TO mar
ket By }. b @ Butler, or any other persou.
IL viii be carefully attended to by the sub.
scriber, living on the above property. I,
VIII be very convenient place 70 deposite
flour or other produce, by Is being situated
80 Immediately on the bank Of the canal.
GEORGE MAUZY,
Lock Keeper.
Harpers-rerry, Aug. g, Is33.--4t.
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1Ae TarJ:-We learn from the New York
Traveller, thst the celebrated colt Midas. by
ECLIPSE, died lately near that city. Midas
was matched against MIR. WIN. II. Johnson,s
SessnP, by Medley, for $4,000, to be run
sor over the Long Island Course in October.
Ills death is supposed to have been produced
oy the ball (Which is usually given at the
commencement OF the training) sticking in
his throat.--l Petersburg Intsliigsseer.
The celebrated horse Eclipse has proceed
ed to New. York, whore he Is now owned.
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Baltimore and Washington
RNu Road.
NOTICE TO ROAD MAKERS x BRIDGE
Bull DERs


nROPoSALS for the graduation OF part
q tie hrss Divisioa - the baltimore and
Washington Rail Rood, viIi b. received by the
subscriber until the i0th Day ~ next September
he psrt nov offered for eoatrnst ertrstis frum
ne village q Elk-ridge Isndiag. % point on he
saak-fioge shout mile snd qasFtrr esd q the
MeaeFioo Hotel, aRd u IN lenEth abous six rnilea
me sradustion q hrayy, requiring he eneavuiioa
and removal q about i've bunslred thOaasnd eahio
Yards o. earth. u viii be divided into eonvcsisnl
sections The adJseent country IL considered
Proposals viii also Be re.eivef a the 80, Tim.
tSF " necesaagy masoary, oosatrrhensiis~ thrrs
anah or'oSes II sbout twelve fcea s.aa essh. asd
sessras eoinsnoa s4aars eulyefta
. Aee sae,esiser vih sitepd on The line betvcen
he isi sad iOlh dzys AZ sspsen,her 80 lii riv.
s'ee further information ~ may Be- reaaire3 ~
hose disposed 70 propose.
, ~ oraer o. The President and Dtrrefors a ti,s
oe'usnore ard OAio Rail Hoad Cozoosnv
-. CAsPAR w. WRVRR Sse-ff
baltimore, AaEus =. issg'
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Hheaf Crop IN Hiiaois.-Bya calculation in
the Sangamon Journal, printed in sprinwGala
VII u appears that the amount of wheat ra;.,
cd The present season in that county. il NO,
less than nine hundred thousand hIshels
The cash price of Wheat is 60 cts. Der busheI
Thus Il appears that one county will raise
wheat TO the amount Of $50. 600
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STUPHEM =. NORTH,
(From PhiladcIphia,)
SssTgeon Denfisf. and Manufacturer OF
Por ceiaini ncorrnpii6Ie Teeth.
" As much pleasure in informing tho in
N habitants Of Harpcrs-Ferry and its VI
entity, that he viii be in that place about the
18th August, when he will be ready to at
tend those who may favor him With their
confidence in his profession.
Mr.. North has letter, Of rccomme nda,ion
from DR.. Pattison, Professor OF Anatomy.
(late OF the Baltimore Medical institution !
and DR.. Geo. McCleiland, Professor OF Sur.
gerry In the Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia, and other gentlemen OF re-
sPectability, which he will offer TO tho in
speetion Of all who may feel disposed to
call on him when he arrives.
July 25, 1888.
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LADY POETS.


MIS-. Hcmans Is still residing In Dublin. oc.
cuP'ed IN the education of her sons: she will
shortly publish volume Of sacred poetry
Hannah Moore is alive. but in n state that
would render death blessing a Memoir, by
q constant FRIEND" is already prepared
Miss Landon has been staying at oxford, on
a visit to her uncle, the head OF Worcester
college; new novel from her pen Is nearly
nnished. Miss Milford sojourns at Three
Mile Cross: her tragedies laid by till more
hitting season. Airs. Hewitt, member of the
Society Of Friends, who resides at Noting
ham, has prepared a series OF tragic dramas.
with The highest moral tone. or Mrs. Joanna
baii'e tho world hears nothing; she resides
~ Highsate, In comparative solitude, bnt en-
Joying daily intercourse with a few chosen
friends. Miss Bowlcs is unhappily not in
good health; she lives at Leamsington. In
hampshire. Miss Jewsbury (Mrs. Fletcher)
IS on the wide sea, with her husband. WOW.
aging to India. Mrs. Norton is dcser the
muses. for the Court Magazine, aud a novel
which we believe will shortly appear. Mrs.
oPie lately disposed OF her house at Norwich
and Is now residing in Cornwall.