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Roses, Bnlbous and Tuberous rooted
- Plants Iletbaceous PerenIals, SC. The
Fruit consists OF great variety ofhe best American
English. French and other European varieties Of
pies Pears Cherries. Peaches, Plums Nectarins
Aprcots, hulberrics, Ounces, Grapes. GoOseber
ries. Curanis. Raspberries, Strawberries, with a
variety Of Nuts. FIlbers, HazelnutS, Chcsnuts
Wa'ns,s, hickory nuts. &c.
Their collection Of Ornamental and Forest Trees
is ertenslve-anong which are Oaks, Naples, EIms
hianlhus Adele, Lindeus, Locusis. several vsric
ties Of he Horse Chesnut. Ash. CataIta. Tulip
Larch, Magnolias, Balsam FIR. &c. with a great va
iieiy Of others to be found in their Catalogue.
The proprietor. have made large additions tn.
present season of Fruit, Ornamental and Forcs
Trees, Shrubs aad Flowers, among which are soine
Of the most and beautiful varieties OF the Mos.
Rose. selected from the most celebrated Gardens in
Europe.
They have n grea variety Of the most desirable
Plants for Ornamental or permanent Hedges. among
which are the Buckthorn RamnuS Cathartious) IIaw
thorns. Washington Thorns. COckspur Thorns Eu
ropesn Prlvei. three thorned Accacca, with = few
thousand of the celebrated Usage Orange Ndcinra
very beautiful plant the leaves are valuable for the
feeding of silk worms of which the worms are very
fond.
Catalogues furnished gratis on application Ia
CHARLES n. TlLLEY, Of Newport, where
any information in regard to Tfess may be obtained
also orders for Trees and Plants may be lefi. ca,
alogues mailed to any part Of the Unioa. when re
quesied. The Trees and plants will be delivered ia
any part OF the city Of Providence free Of Ell prn.e.
FERDINAND POTTER d co.
Botanic Garden, September 2jth 1889,
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BY Il. ". NEWTON, AUCT'NR.
Furniture, &C.,, at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY Next,

~ Office is hereby given that there will be sold
~ at public Auction, on the premises, 10 the
highest bidder, on tn URSDAY the Eth day Of
October, AT II o'clock. the following pews, in the
UNITARIAN CONGREGATNAL CHURCH,
in Newport viz., Pews No. 2S 90 30, A. 50. 81. S4,
To pay the arrearageS due the same for assess
menlS made thereon under the provisions Of SAID
So,,etys aci ot Incorporation, and the Covenants
entered into between said Society and the holders
of said pews. The arrearages due said pews are
as follows to wit
On pew No. %. $iG37i On pew No. 50. $39l5
Do do %, Il.25 DO do 81. 1878
DO do 30. 1894 DO do 81 1850
Do do a., $3.50
They will be sold to satisfy these sums with oil
incidental expenses and charges.
Conditions made known at the ,iWo and place Of
sale. by order of the Corporation.
DurEE J. PEsRcE.
GEO w. ELLERY, , Committee.
Tmos. J. PEoKuAM,
Sept. ls-5w.
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Price Of Grain South. Prime wheat has
been sold in east Tennessee as low as 37I
cents per bushel. Farmers in that section
have engaged TO sell cnrn, when harvested, at
from l21 TO IL cents per bushel.
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4 Gambling Story.-The Louisville Gazette
states, that an amusing incident occurred the
other day on board steamboat bound up from
New Orleans, between gentleman aud a ruff
iianly black-leg, who were engaged at a game
Of poker. The betting upon the game ran up
TO $4,000, when the gentleman exhibited the
four aces. "You certainly hold the strongest
cards, but think here is document that can
take the money" said the blackleg, making a
motion for the bank k-bilis with one hand, and
drawing bowie knifs with the other, and point
ing to the inscription, Hdrk from the tombs.'-
IL think you're mistaken in your calculations" :"
retorted the gentleman, coolly pocketng the
money and displaying cooked pistol with the
inscription, A doietul sound = The dscom,
fitted blackIes hadn't another word TO say.
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Hard Pine Lumber at Auction.

4 BOUT 5000 feet Of the above kind Of lumber
N will be sold at Auction next Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock at my lumber yard.
H. BULL Jr
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nOARDING.--Afe few steady Boarders, or
I'D family, can hear of good accommodations
fnr the winter, in private family, by applying at
this office. sepr25.
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BONNETS,

Florence Straw Bopnsis and Hoods,
Colored Braid ditto and Hoo,'s.
ChHdrens Florence and Braid ditto.
Uncni vevets, and silks fof BOnnet..
Bonnet velgeis, plain for dIuc,
Elegant GsrBilures-sstin, Tsfcis.
Chsnesble. plain. plaid. and other Ribbon, for Bon
nets, for ssl. a. above at
ser, ii JAMFN H,uMoSD's
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+ OR S AL E.

1EssvA THE Subscriber will sell the An
h..sb3 dersoa House, on Newmans wba II
ns.N2 well calculated and has been used una
.&@AaxSA ny years Tor a Boarding Honse.-diso,
Lot OF Land formerly owned by
Thomas "ardnsr near Tew.town, $50 by 80 feet,
very pleasantly situated for building Lot, on the
road To the Beuch-.iiso. Pew No o. east aisle in
the 9nd Bapusl Church Liks,cise, Two first rate
Cows, good family horse, | handsome pleasure
wagon, common do, and harness, horse cart, !
hrs. rate Boat for fishing or cunning. new saddle
aud bride, aud or d Tons OF good Iay.
WM. VANS.
S1r II the above property and articles are not
sold by THURSDAY, the 10Th of sept. inst. they
VIII on that day, be sold at Public Auction, TO the
highest bldcer, Newport Sept 4, 1870.
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MlLl-STREET ACADEMY

gHNlilS School will be open Cor the reception Of
u pupils. THIS DAY. July 3lst, under thu
management of the subscriber.
The female department will have the services of a
lady Miss HOPKINS, educated Tor the profes sion OF
Teacher, IN the Jus;y celebrated school of Mr.. +.
Bailey of Boston, and who besides her other quail
hcaiions, has good Snowledge Of the French Ian
guage. ..1'
Pupils will be received at any ngc, aud in-truc-
ton will he furnished in all the branches OF an Eng
llSh aud classical education.
Terms
Elementary studies, per quarter. 90.
High English studies. " &.
The Languages, 10
j. ~ BELLOWS, Principal.
Newport. July 3lsi lS39
We. the Subscribers, consent to serve as TRUS-
TEES Of MIL STREET ACADEMY, and 10
have a general supervision of the Interests and
concerns of the institution.
GEORGE ENss, Wa. c. GIBBs,
T. c. Dunn, WILLIAM NERNoS,
A. HENRr DuMoNr, CHARLES Il. BRooKs,
JosnUA SAVER, JAMES HAMMOND.
RoBEKT STEVENS. ). Sr. JoHN in.
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"ANTED.--Copies of the Republican of
w July 3lst Angus, 7th and 2lSt and Sept.
llth. for which liberal price will be paid scp25.
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AUCTIONS.
TO-NlOtSf<(IN.

IO-MOfi kOW.
III IL o'clock, 4. ". niH be sold at Public
AuefiOn, on the premises.
A.R THE OBSERVATORY, so call
MA ed, on the Lot Of land late the property
,iiiiHR Of Thomas Batter Esq with all tho ap-
4AeM pnrienances. Except the foundation CT
Stone and Brck) upon a credit Of six
months, for approved paper payable 1t Bank. Tho
Buhdlns which VIII be sold in two separate parts.
to be removed Oft the Ground previous 10 the first
day Of Noyember next.
Sept Is. J. c. SHAW, Auct'nr.
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stored. and the people were forced to retreat.
Al the las, accounts they were gathering for a.
noiher attempt to take Wallace"

We know a merchant from Illinois, who de-
posted ten thousand dollars in one of our
Banks the other day for the purpose OF buying
goods cheap for cash. He had not beea in
Wall street two days before he came TO the
Bank where his deposit was made. saying that
he had found better business than buying dry
goods. He had bought a ten thousand dollar
posi- note. aud with that in his pocket he was
going home, rich as men used TO feel when
they had bought city lot in the woods. There
IS one place where mOnied men won't buy the
post notes. That is. New Haven. They say
this whole business reminds them so much OF
their Eagle Bank that had 4 great capital
for those times. Ii was managed by splen-
did inancier, who was also Mayor Of the city.
and every body said. =" Never fear. Hoadey
knows what he is about" So he dealt in cot
ton and non, and issued post notes. which were
sold at great discount; and great many peo-
pie wondered what il meant and said they should
think something was wrong. were il not that
Hoadley was such splendid fnsucer that he
never did anything but he made money for the
Bank, some how or other. After all, the Bank
broke. and nobody could ever get dollar in
payment Of its post notes.-Jour. Of Commerce.
artificial Icory.-Certsin parties in Sheffield
have just obtained patent for the making Of a
substance so nearly resembling ivory, and so
applicable to all the purposes Of that valuable
material. that it is almost impossible 10 detrct
the difference. We have not ourselves seen
the mock ivory, bur we are told that 10 one in
stance a working cutler had quantity of scales
given out to him, consisting partly Of the fic-
titous compound, and partly of ivory. aud that
he used them in hating his knives. and re-
turned his work without discovering the diff
ference. We understand that an imitation tor
toise shell is prepared and in use, which for
some purposes is little inferior to some varie-
ties Of the real article. 1t may be expected,
therefore, that the quadruped and the reptile
for which our artists have hitherto been indebt.
ed for the precious substances above named,
will henceforth be " left alone in their gor, :"
the former of his tusks, and the latter of his
cuirass.-Iris.
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i WEDNESDAY. Sept. 18th.
schr. Jane, Miller, from Hampden, Me. for New
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NOTICE.

" 7. SHEFFIELD respectfully gives no
i 'Ioe TO the Public. that he will .eh goods oi
any description a. low as any Of his neighJors. q"al
iiy con.idered, aud deliver them in any par Of tn.
town free OF expense. sent II
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POttcr's Botanic Garden & Nurseries

R :::::: 4;
~2s>- Plants IIptbaceous Pere mails SC Tho
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Sch'r-. Gen. Copb. Cobb from Baltimore. with
corn TO John T. Tilley Warren McIntire
from Saco for New Haven.-Sloop Charles, Ash
from New York
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Br 9 Roderic Dhu Do,y. Aires,
sIoop Charles. Ash. Providence.
Do. Camilla. Chsnplin. d..
Do. Eictery, Heslh. Do
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NOTICE.

%NnyA TWO HOUSES on the Long
:s:,@ Wharf, Let, and possession given on
.vE$ the i:sl day Of next month. (August.
h48 For further information enquire Of
;corge tlindmarch, living on the premises or to
july 10 >. 1. NOhTHAM.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21

#THESE PILLS are no longer among those of
doubtful utility. They have passed away from
HE hundreds that are daily launched upon the tide
of experiment. and now stand before the public as
#high ia reputation. and as extensively employed, in
ali parts of the United States, the Canadas. Texas,
s Mexico, and the West Indies, as any medicine that
has ever been prepared for the relief Of suffering
man. They have been introduced wherever it was
found possible to carry them and there are but few
towns that do not contain some remarkable eviden-
ices Of their good effects. The certificates that have
Thousand. upwards Of FIVE hundred OF which are
1from regular practising physicians, who are the
most competent judges of their merits.
Often have the cures performed by this medicine
been the subject Of editorial comment, In various
Inc wspapers and journals; and it may With truth be
asserted, that no medicine of the kind has ever re-
kceivcd Testimonials of greater value than are at
stached to this.
They are in general use as a family medicine.
land there are thousands Of families who declare
Rthat they are never satisfied unless they have a SIM
sply always on hand.
They have no rival in curing and preventing Ri.
Flious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia. Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Sick Headache. Jaundice. Drop.
[sy, Rheumatism, Enlargement of the Spleen. Piles.
ECholic, Female Distractions, Heartburn. Fur,ed
ETongue, Nausea, Distension of the Stomach and
Bowels, I~ncipient Diarrhea, Flatulence, Habitual
[Costivsness, Loss Of Appetite, Blo,ched or Salow
FComplexion, and in all cases of Torror of the Bow.
Eels, where a cathartic or aperient is needed. They
Eare exceedingly mild in their operation, producing
Rneiiher nausea, gripping, nor debility.
These justly celebrated Pills are for sale by
WIN. DORSEY, Martinsburg.
q. WYNCOOP g. CO., Hedgesyille.
w. HARRISON, Bath.
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u EW ~SlLKS,-Just received, a splendid as
sor'ment, BY A. ROBINSON g. Co.
October IL. 1889.
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NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

VNiE subscriber has just received. and i nov,
Il opening a very large and general assor,men,
OF sEASONABLE GOODS, which he has no besi.
'ation 10 saying are cheaper than any Goods Of
equal quality ever offered in this market. The
stock consists Of
Sup. and com. blue, black, brown. green. olive.
drao, and invisible green Cloths ana Cassimetes.
Beaver cloth.; PHO, Cloths; Cassinet,. sf eve
~ quality and price.
Whitney, Mackenaw. and Point Blankets.
Merino, Valencia, and SILK ycssings.
French and English Merinoes OF all colors.
Black French Bombarine.
Danask Poplin. Verona Serge.
Mousseline de LANES and ShalIies--sery rich.
Fig'd and plain Silks; blk Silk s. Tabby yelse,s.
Verona Cords and Beaverteens.
lied, white, and scarlet Flannels.
Iagiaonia, Blanket, and Merino Shawls.
Thibct H'dkfs and Scarfs.
Bandana and Spiitalheld H'dkfs.
Black Silk and Cotton Cfava,s,
cashmere and Prussian Shawls.
Ribbed Lambs Wool Shirts.
Victoria and corded Skirts.
IRISH Linen and Long Lawn.
Linen Cambrick, and Linen Csmhrick H'dkfs.
Brown Holland; Table Cloths.
Table and Toweling Diapers.
Cambrick, Jackonet, and Swiss Muslins.
Striped, barred and figured Swiss. Book, and
Null Musifus. Bob5inett.
Thread Laces and Edgings; Bobbinett Quillings
and Insertings.
super. and common Gum Suspenders.
Super. Velvet and Gilt Buttons.
British, American, and French Prints French
and British Chintzes-44
Black and white Silk, Lambs Wool. Morayian.
and white aud black Cotton Hose.
Cent? = and Ladies' Gloves OF every description.
Buckskin Millions, &c, &C.,
with every article kept in a country store, all Of
which will be sold cheap. Purchasers are respect
fully requested to call and look.
Nov. 7, 1889. JOHN w. BOYD
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E~AIL0DINGo
and the Latest Fashions.

anu Int Latest Fashions.
rESHE subscriber again presents himself % The
n public, IN his business capacity, and would
respectfully inform bis friends, and the public gene
rally, that he still continues, At his old stand. inn
mediately opposite Burns & Seibert's Store. 10 car.
~ on the
gathering Business,
70 an ITS various branches, where be will be plea.
sea to execute all orders in his line, such as making
CLoAKs, COATS, PANTS, AND VESTS.
OF every pattern, ia the neatest manner, and at the
shortest notice.
rms mfans for doing work in a proper and fash.
aole manner, are ample: having made arrange
nents BY which he will receive regularly every quar-
ter, from New York aud Philadelphia, the Reports
Of Fashions.
Determined TO spare no pains to please, he hopes
that his ehorts will be appreciated and he receive
an increased patronage and support.
November Ia. 1889. JOHN HOKE.
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GAINESVILLE, MrcKLEsBERc Co, Va,

icoiudiy = 1907.
DEAR SIR:-I embrace this opportunity of ex.
pressing to you my pleasure at the UNI walled sue.
cess OF your Pills in this section Of the country. 1t
is the general fault of those who vend patent medi.
cines, to say too much in their favor; but in regard
to your Pills, | am firmly persuaded that they de-
serve far more praise than you seem inclined to give
them. Six months ago they were scarcely known
here, and yet at present there is no other medicine
that can compare with them in popularity. In dys-
pepsia, sick headache, arrangement of the hillary
organs, and obstinate constipation Of the bowels, l
know OF no aperient more prompt and eHicacious !;
and have had considerable experience in all these
complaints.
| would add, that their mildness and certainty of
action render them a safe and efficient p~urgative
for weakly individuals; and that they NAV be given
at all times without apprehension of any of those
Injurious consequences which SO frequently attend
the application of calomel or blue pill. On the
whole, | consider your Vegetable Pills an invalua-
BILE discovery.
n n raaAarf,nv
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NoRroIK. Va. Semi. 90 1aae

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 90, 1888.
DEAR SlR:--I very cheerfully add my testimony
with regard to the efficacy Of DR.. Peters medicines.
My wife had been for several years suffering and
lingering under the effects of dyspepsia, with its
usual accomplishments, when, in December, 1895,
| purchased of you one box-from the use of which,
her health was so far restored, that she deemed the
further use of it at that time unnecessary. On a
return OF some symptoms of the disease during the
summer OF 1887, she resorted to the same remedy,
and continued it until she had taken the contents
OF three boxes. Since that time she has been well,
and can, without Inconvenience, eat any thing that
she fancies.
From this case. and from the benefit to my own
health, derived from the use of a single box, | am
prepared to believe, that this medicine i. Justly en-.
Titled to all the credit claimed for ii by its warmest
advocates. Yours, very respectfully,
WIN. WATKINS.
Mr.. A SMITH, Agent, Suffolk, Va.
November 81, 1899.
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very Respectfully,
S. Ii. HARRIS, M. D.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Jan. l., 1887.
DEAR SrR:-l have made frequent use of your
filis in the incipient stage OF bilious fever, and OBJ
stinate constipation of the bowels also in the en-
aargemsnt of the spleen, chronic diseases of The IL
yer, sick headache, general debility, and in all ca
ses have found them to be very effective.
j. D.. BOYD, M. d..
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MKcKLrSnFRe Co. Va. Feb. = I8o7

~, ' NJ Go. z IOOT.
Having used DR.. Peters Pills in nv practice far
the last twelve months, l take pleasure in giving
my testimony Of their good effects in cases Of dys.
pepsia, sick headache, bilious fevers, and other dis
eases, produced by inactivity of the liver.
They ATE a safe and mild aperient, being the best
article of the kind l have ever used.
GEO. C. SCOTT, M. D..
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Public Sale.

ME undersigned will sell, at public auction,
Il on 1hursdoy. the 2lst day Of November neat,
at his residence, on the Spring Mills Farm, (late
the property of Alexander Stephen, J about 8 miles
from Martinsburg, and Q from Little Georgetown,
all his
39ersomaI l%3ropertp,
as follows: nine head of Horses-of which seven
are Work Horses, and 2 Colts; about twenty head
of Cattle-some fine Mich Cows; a Durham Sow
and ten Shotes; three Wagons three pair Of Hay
Ladders; Ploughs and Harrows; one
SPIKE TTzREsHINC MACzINr,
-fve-horse power; Blacksmith's Tools, Wheat.
Fan, Cutting-Box, and Horse. Gears-all kinds; to-
gether with a large number Of Farming Utensils, of
other kinds, not enumerated. Also,
HOUSEHOLD g. KITCHEN
EUl2lMIapU525A7
such as Beds, Bedsteads. and Bedding; Bureaus,
Tables, Chairs, Desks, Sideboards. &C.. &c.
Ierms.-Nine months credit will be given the
purchaser on all sums of S. and upwards, upon his
giving bond and good security: under that sum
cash. JOHN WFNRICK.
Berkeley County, Va, Oct. 81, l839.-4w
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HIDES & BARK.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

VNHE partnership heretofore existing on the
Il Baltimore ard Ohio Rail Road between DAN
iel Dougherty s. Co., has been dissolved by mutual
consent.
November IA, I839-3t
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WOuLD respectfully invite the public gene
w rally, and Physicians particularly. 10 his
stock OF prngs, Medicines, Dye-Stufs, Paints, Oils,
&c &c, a tresh supply Of which be has just recci.
we'd, and intends selling as low as any other house
IN the Valley, To prescriptions. and the prepara-
non Of any compound, he will give his particular
attention, and all orders attended to with strict ex.
aciness.
Among his assortment may be found the follow
ing articles, all Of which are Of The best ~naaltx
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21
Essray steers taken xl,.

pONNETS & HOODS, Of every description,
NJ just received and for sale by
November 7, 1889. J. w. BOYD,
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Miller Wanted.


HAVE just received a LOT OF very fine Western
u BACON, for sale. J. w. BOYD.
August Is. 1889.
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mr,fnnANnrM

Her Majesty /. Authorities eoes''e
have bcnu understood aud agfvea ~
the two Governments tbai the es'.~
dispute between Gmat Britain and "
ted States, 90 the Northeastern ~
should remain sxcIuusely under bf'59 I
tl~drtlen until the final se'lletne" "
boundary question. ]
The United States Government no.. /
underssaud the above agfeemeh' !
same scHsss, tali consider, on 'fs "a -
that there has been 20 agreepena S'. /.
Tor ,he exercise. Nv Great hf''a'u' i,
elusive jurisdiction over The alsp'. ,,,,u
terry, or any portion thereof. oa' -. 1,,lr
understanding that, pcpd'os the o. y .,A
Tho jurisdiction sass exercises -,
party. over small portions OF 'ao IL T.,
10 dispute, should no, DO en'arsea' n
continued merely for tho presets".'..aao et
cal tranquility and tho pubic r. ia, 10
both iorbeariug as Ear as Prac''eaO 0toan
ert any authority. and, when any 81 80 :,
exercised BY either. placing upon v
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How are io,. ~. for Soap In tho II.
lno's Hpus" 81 Assembly, during a rceen,
dshal", a member, named Mr. Happy. nc.
cused another, uhiard Baker, If On attemp,
% : sol soap un@uspectlng members and
that he had an utter enniemp, Tor " suft
soap" Mr.. Baker, N reply, sand. the gen.
tienan expresses contempt for " soft soap. .
! believe hln stncsrc--f tine members 81
'hts House will inspect his co,fnfcHa, 4
closely, dare say they ~,ll there find con.
elusive evidence thai he feels The creates,
contempt for all sorts Of soap." Sham
shooters arc they, in those backwoo.ls log.
,slalures
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Lap Decision. --Chlef Justice parks
of New Hampshire, has decided that nav
ment OF any klsd made IN balls of ans hank
after II has failed though the fact Of ts
'a'iure may not be known at the time TO
either Of the parties. is not valid in lnw. --
The decision - on the ground that he ro
eelser Of the bills did not receive what he
agreed 10 take, namely, money, or il. legal
representative, which The bills failed TO be-
90 the failure Of the bank.