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THE CHRISTIAN STATESMAN.
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RArURE, HUMANITY, LIBERTY, POLITICS,
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THEREv. n. n. OURLEY, EDITOR,
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FRENCH LESSONS.

MON ABADIE pupil Of the Normal school in Paris
INI has the honor TO inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
in this city and vicinity that he continues give lessons
in his native language, at his rooms in private
families academies, moderate price, which Will be
reduced those formed in classes according to the
Der. ..:t.t.,
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made Known 10 the distressed and TO the siek.E Extract
from Dr. FSankiias TOrks.
YoRK County,, Pa. Sept, l, 1893
Dear Sir. have been informed Of your helping those
that troubled with Deafness and as have for hiteen
years past been or less troubled with this ate,ion
and BY the information have Of your honor and good
sense put complete confidence in sending money TO you,
| and expect not only an answer, but help also.
have heretofore heard much about such man as you
but never saw The person who had received any benefit
from your medical skill until Mr. John Chandler OF
neghbos, after usingyour remedy has has hearing
again good and by HIM learning where you hye
make hold in addressing hopes that may receive
the help, and get my hearing also as my neighbor
Chandler did.
send Five dollars and be pleased to send the remedy
for persons free Of postage as amtod yon sometimes
do for that for neghor Of nlne and WISH
yan would do we'll TO you have done TO others
Dotry your best and make me hear again, as and all
have such great faith IN what we have heard
and seen.
Your friend and well wisher.
Y~k Couaty. STATE Of Pennsylvania
To Dr. Green, bethlehem, Pa.
N b. Some folks in parts have had their eyesiyht
restored through the Strengthening virtues OF ne same
remedy that restored the hearing OF Joseph Chandler
This gives to US additional hopes OF help. dec2l
MRS. PAGES BOARDING HOUSE, on Pennsyl
lu vania Avenue, opposite the Centre Market Per,
sons visiting Washington can be comfortably entertained
by the day or week ~
/, Oct 5. uie
PROPOSALS. Tor publishing Second Edition Of the
MILITARY LAWS or THE UNITED STATES by
George Templeman The first edition compiled by
Major Tnernan Cross of the United States Army and
published under the sanction Of the War Department IN
ls25 II contains the most important OF the resolutions
Of the old Congress, relating 70 the Army, from TO
l7s9-the Constitution Of the United States, and all the
acts and resolutions OF Congress relating the Army and
the NJ ia, from 1880 TO 1924,
The second edition. proposed 10 be published, will
contain all the embraced in the hrst carefully
vsed together with all the laws and resolutions Of Con-
gress bearing upon the Army Militia, and Volunteers,
which have been enacted from 1924 down TO The close OF
the present session The corrections and additions Will
be made by Major Cross, the original compiler.
Officers Of the Army and Militia, and others, who have
used the first edition Of this work. have testified to It's
great usefulness.
In country like ours, whore the authority OF The law
paramount, the necessity of such work is nj all times
manifest but it is especially present when large
and mixed force OF regulars volunteers, and militia ae
called into active service.
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nshed to subscribers So so per copy, bound In law
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HARD or HEARING.

MIR. PRINTER.--w Whatever has tendency to lessen
t the sum OF human misery ought TO be published and
made known 10 the distressed and TO the sick EEyae
from Dr. Frankka's p0rks.
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Mrs PAGES BOARDING HOUSE, on Pennsyl
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by the day or week
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ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF BULWERS
NEW NOVEL. '.'.,..
ELLA, the Siege Of Grenada, with numerous beauti-
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LITERARY MESSENGER.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TABLE OF CONTENTS

T. w. WHITE, EDITOR AND PRopRlEroR.
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Yors couaty, STATE Of Pennsy'u

N b. Some folks in our parts have had their eyesight
restored through the strengthening virtues OF the same
remedy that restored the hearing OF Joseph Chandler
This gives to us additional hopes of help dec2l
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SltIl as are lClNt gencFdlly
Adams, John Quincy
Allston, Washington
Barber, Joseph
Barlow, Joel
Benjamin, Park
Bogart, Elizabeth
Brainerd, John g. G.
Brooks, James 6,
Bryant, William c.
Clark, Willis G..
Coffin, Robert 5.
Dana, Richard II.
Doane, George w.
Drake, Joseph r.
Dwight, Timothy
Ellct, Elizabeth +.
.Embury, Emma G.
Everett, Edward
Fairfield, Sumner l..
Freneau, Philip
Gallagher. William ID.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
or the December No, which will be issued on Tues
" day the 10Th inst This number closes the third vol
of this periodical The LIST No. Of the 4h volume
will be ready for delivery the LIST January, 1898.
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Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad.

Richmond and fredericksburg RalJodd.
TWO DAILY LINES TO FREDERlCKSBURG.-In addition
the mail aip, which heretofore VIZ leaves kch-
mond ut M and leaves Fredericksburg 2 A. M there
will until further notice. daily freight train Sundays except
ed leaving Richmond u O'Clock, and FIedereksbs,S u
o'clock. A. ~
morning arrive at Washington City at the aiternoon at Ba
by evening; Philadelphia the next morning by
daylight New York by tho middle Of the day. thus travel
ling Richmond New York. all delays included, in "a houf
beng l2 hours in Advance # any other line.
leaving Philadelphia the morning. arrive
Baltimore for the afternoon for Hashngton CITY, get
to Richmond morning half Petersburg by noOn
Raleigh eaJy the following days going BY to
less than four days from Pha-
delphl huff days from Now York This limo 10 at
week. and the evenings for leaving the city OF
70 Monday and Friday There 70, IN add-
ton which passengers leave Washington City on the
OF Wednesday, md 90 without Interruption as s " wi
mnp,on This expected be continuous line from Will
ninaton TO Charleston. ~,
Visitors Fauquie Sulphur Springs should 20 from Rich
mond the mail Of TusdGyI 1hursday add Saturdays 20
those mornings stage Fredericksburg immediately on tha
trains the trip thus made from Richmond to tho
Springs day.
Fare from Richmond to Fredericksburg 81.
Ju'y 10 iS-ot
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\ Bnraaia,-Lcmcs Rip.r Lanf for Sale.

AVNG roceu met with sad mstortune IN having my
consumed by fire. with all OF the remaining OF my last
years co and nearly all OF plantation utensils. and not being
the loss WILL the LIST Of September next, a
not the fair day. sell the highest bidder the Plantation
which reside, conanin: 4s 100 OF river bottom not
ubec, nundaon; 900 Of urubo high end-a Of this land 10
well adapted wheat and clover Of the
well taken with the remaining third corn
very promising The high land also a rste gun
ty IL OF which which look nnttor
which look we all Of the balance
heavy Of wheat has been taken of OF
third land aud also Oft OF three highly improved
high LOTS remaining of this trnet 10 woods the
greater part Of which very well tbecd This farm is situated
In tho county Gcochand IS mile, Shove Richmond Immediately
on river mile above Pow.s Tavern and the 7ext
place below Aanakinown Ferry This OF the handsomet
aud healthes and in desirable
Every part this firm well waeed and 10
state Of rapid will also sell the crops OF wheat
oats likely excellent cows very noe mules,
yeur old colts famous brood sows Is hne hogs,
household and kitchen urnue md such plantation utensils
burnt c deem it useless TO say moe as persons de
srous purchasing will Of first view H. aud am conhGent
they pleased with the many advantages Affords lbe
;boaI and accommodating, aud made known on a
day OF sale.
Ps-a sao is mnde privately bcIo the l.sd.y Of Ausust
notice Of such sule vii; he csen. WM. L. HARRIS,
JuIy l3 Gl9-ilAl .HdnnkntoDn, GcochdHd
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Hon, JoHH Tyler.
Borp1oN. Jnne 18th. 1898

BorDroS, June 18th, 1888.
GENTLznEr Your letter of this morning inviting
NE, on behalf Of many Of the citizens Of Meckenburg
county, without distinction of party, 10 partake with
them of social dinner the 2ist inst is received
with sentiments Of profound gratitude. Did circum.
stances permit, should with sincere pleasure accept
the Invitation politely rendered me. Ny object
in visiting this place was exclusively in cnaneIon
with The College of Randolph Macon; and the necessity
of returning tU Williamsburg, as | shall have
discharged The task which has brought hher, is to
great extent controlling trust that you will find in
this sufficient apology for my declining the intended
honor and pray yon, gentlemen, to make known to
the citizens of Meckenburg my deep of the hos
paily which they have manifested towards me, since
have been amongst them, and The obligations which
they have thereby imposed uponme.
tender TO each Of you, gentlemen, the right hand Of
friendship, and assurances of my sincere respect
Yours, &c, JOHN TYLER.
Mes,rs. Z. R. CHAMBERS, Ed. w. HYsISs, and others,
Committee,
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"This mine yielded by the washing process only 30 to
40 cenls per blu shel and had been Abandoned"

Buckingham EteeaonzRe have received returns
Of the election in this county, which took place Mon.
day last, to supply the vacancy occasod in the H. Of
Delegates by the death Of MIR s. Jones, Whig-But we
understand that letter has been received at the Coffee
House, reports that Mr. Kyle (Whg) has beat Mr..
Dsbney Gooch Qhe v. b, canddate) by abou. $50 ma.
jority.
The Compiler says, the Whigshsve now majority Of
two on joint ballot Not so-it Is true, have lost Mr.
Hooe ok Georgebut understand contra, that the
member elect from Logan county is Col Henry Farley,
a V. B. Conservative not Parsley Wing, here
tofore stated"
So that this rectfcaon still brings the joint vote in
the Legislature to a tie!
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guage Of the charter wish the Board Of Directors to
prosecute pi due Diligence tbs proceedings commenced
that purpose: thus alleviang this authoritative sei
cure of individual property as far possible. by
promptly paying him for il hope all proxies will be
instructed that point but il will be much better that
you should attend in person.
The subject to which the President has called your at
ention is une OF vital Importance To the company, and
deeper interest in the nets of corporate companies than
they seem to feel have written this hasiy article to
induce you to take interest personally tile ADM.
nisraion Of the affairs Of the company consider il
wise rule 10 delegate 10 another power which you
can exercise more properly yourself
July A. A STOCKHOLDER.
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Congress passed al it's late session, 265 acls.
The N lnteliigsncer gives lis, Of the promotions
and appointments in the army of the u. S-For The
eighth or New REGIMENT Of fafant,y, Major William ].
Worth is appointed Cotonei-Major K Pierce, Lieut..
Cotona-and Capt E A. Hitchcock, Major.
Major s fhayer isapponed Lieutenant. Colonel Of the
Corps Of Enginssrs-and Captains J. L. Smith, W. H
Chase, and Il. Dela6eld Majors -Brvet Ma jor J. J.
Albert is appointed Colonel of the Corps Of Topographic
cat Brevet Major j. Kearney, Lieu Colonel
and Breyei. Majors S. n Long, Fl. Bache, J. D. Ora.
and R. L. Baker are appointed MAJORS Of the ordnanee
Department.
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Hot heather,

We have suffered by an extraordinary spell Of warm
stood on the outside door Of house Min street. in
the shade Monday al &C. Tuesday g. and Wednesday
at9s In the hot sum- and under the reflection of brick
wall, it must have been ITO perhaps more.Severa
have suffered and sunk victims under the visitation.
Two Of the foreign laborers the James River Canal
persisted by drinking cold water on ruesday-and it is
said that six sunk Wednesday, by imprudenty drink
ing it, We earnestly caution all persons, who have be-
come heated by the by labor, TO cool off, before
they apply ices or cold water 10 their lips.