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TO FENlLES


You will find these Pills nm Invaluable
medicine in MANY complaints ID which yon
are subject. In INSTRUCTIONS either totsl or
partial, they have been found of incstia,aLle
benefit, restoring their functional arrsge-
ments to a healthy action, purifying the blood
and other fluids so cffectnally 10 pnt to 6iubt
all complaints which NAV arise from fan,ale
irregularities, as headache, giddiuess. dim-
ness ofsight, pain in the side, back, ii 4 and
Offered the public us the best Pills for ali dix.
cases, upon The following.
NEDICILs EFIDEA,('R
We, the undersigned Physicians hayina
had The receipt Of their manufacturc submit.
Ted 10 us for inspection. say, that the ingrc-
uients OF which they are composed makes
them the best Pill in use for ali Diseases of
the Liver, Impurities of the Blood. dc. We
say this not only from our own iadtsmenf.
but also from that of the best medical an.
thority in the United States. All disease
requiring the use Of an AI.TERATIVE.
DlAPHORETIC and PURGATIyE MED,
IClNE. that came under our notjce. .haa heen
treated with the above Pills with II most
GEORGE wotl,.
+. CROWLEY.fi|.t} I.
l.. BOWEN. M!Jf.5sssif q
Purshnse none but those having the sig-
nature. -. N. llOBENSACK," upon each
box, as all others are worthless limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and al 9th
ers wishing to become agents.. uiust address
the Proprietor. J. N, HODENSACK, az his
Laboratory, No. 100 North SECOND street
above Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold hu ali nr,,,,.,..t. =. n
the United States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates ofcufes peg.
formed IN different sections Of the country
by the above medicines, can be had gratis of
the agents.
Forsale by BILLINGS, a. BELK.
Lancaster, c. H., y. c.,
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T. r. & J. r. MAGILL
VALUABLE PLANTATION
For Sale

ME subscriber offers for sale, his PLAN
Il tation on Flat Creek in Lancaster Dis
trict, formerly owned by VIM. Hilton, con-
tanning six hundred acres more or less, about
one hundred and fifty acres of which is clear
cd and under cultivation, about the centre
of the track there is n good Mill seat, con-
siderable portion of the track is first rate
bottom land, sufficiently elevated to BE- out Ct
the reach OF freshcts, the upland is of first
quality Oak and Hickory land finely suited
to the cultivation of cotton. This tract lies
abopt six miles west of Jefferson in Chcs-
tertield District, and about 30 miles North
~ camden, as persons desirous of purchas-
ing wili wish to examine the premises, any
further description is unnecessary.
JOHN S. MILLER.
Jefferson Sept 28th 1863. 3I-cotMt.
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Laon:rl's Yeas. .R.H..

This How ,c. 5 an aiaiir.,'. .,'.-.
for YEAsr. in prkins B..at .,M -"
kinds Of Batter C,tkr, auI t.,> ." ....
vantage over Yra.t ia mixing lh, f.,r ..
perfectly light mi rra ~ -., l.l."- s...
instant it. is mixrl. G:.,k kwl..t .r"
other Cakes, when made . tu th,s l..,.'
der, are lsss likely to disogrr witIt tI-
stomach than those male wit,s YruS,
and as it requires hut a few minutes tc
prepare for baking the possibility or cGcr
having them SOUR is.cmtirriy avoided
FoR SALE BY
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

These Pills act rs @u ENpcctorant, Tonic
and Apcricnt One 25 cent box possesses
three times more Power 10 cure diseases than
ono dollar bottle cf any If the Syrups
Balsars. or SarSaparilas that was ever made
and simple trial of only one box will prove
this important irrih.
They promote ENpectoratiun. loosen the
Phegm, and Clear the Lungs and other Sc
cretory Orgars Of all morbid matter, and
there is not another remedy in the whole
Matcria Mcdica capable of imparting such
hcaing properties 10 the Lungs and Vital
Organs rs these Pills. The, cure Costive-
ness, produce n good, regular Appetite. and
Strengthen the System.
Price % cents per boy, containing % doses
of Medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell the PILLS
and get the Planters .ilmanae gratis. giving
full particulars and certificates of cures.
Both kinds of the above named Pills arc
for sale Ut Lancaster, c. H., bv IlASSEI-
TINE & liAGlNS and J. u. ifAllE. who
also keep II supply Of DR. Src3CEE's VEGE-
TABLE Pills and
DR.. HULLS
CELEBRATED Pills.
which stop the Chills and Fever tic first
day, and do not sckcu the stomach or ope-
rate on the bowels.
July - 20 ".
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Notice.

; hereby given that an application will be
Il made at The next Session of the legsla-
turc, to open public road from Curcton's
Ferry, formerly McClenahan's) on the Ca
tawba River to the North Carolina State
Line, at or near John Porter Esq's. so rs to
lntcrsrct apublic road leading from the said
Portcr's to the Town of Monroe. N. G.
10Th Aug. 1853. 90 Sin
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Take Particular Notice.

Young mon who have injured themselves
by certain practice indulged ina habi fire.
qucntly learned from evil companions Or at
school, the effects of which are mighty felt,
even when asleep, and destroy both mird and
body, should apply Immediately. Weakness
prostrOtion irr1tablity and aII nervous % %fr asc
tons, indigestion, sluggishncss of the liver,
and every disease in any way connected with
the disorder of the provocative functions
cured and full vigor restored.
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WHEREAS, the plaintiffs did on the Is
w day of March Inst, file their dcclara-
tons against the defendent who, GtIs said)
is absent from and without the limits of this
State, and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the limits of the same, upon
whom Il copy the said Declaration might
be served il is therefore ordered that the
said defcndcut do appear and plead TO the
said declarations on or before the 10th day
March which will be in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and iifty-four,
otherwise final and absolute Judgment will
then be given AID ordered against him,
JOHN A STEWMAN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, lancaster G.. III.
March, Is, 1853. 6-1 3mly&ld
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J OGrs, truly,
NJ. W. WALKER ,

NJ. w. WALKER. ". d.,
FOrsythe. Monroe County. Ga.
To Messrs. Scoyil & Mead, New ,.,,.ieans,
In.
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T,R&l.R Il. MAGiLI, Lancaster C, H., &C
a. r. Wyhe Chester,
n. J. DcIIay. Camden,
J. J. Workman, do
Fisher e. Heiniths, CarIotie, Nc.
Fox & Coldwen, do
Winchester Slit 4. son, Manroe, =
And by one agent ln every town 10 ths
South,
iuly 20 a4eowIy.
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Glove Boxes and Dressing Cases
ALSO,
LAMP WICKS. BURNING FLUID
AND
Garden Seeds.

lie is now the regularly appointed Sale
Agent for the following valuable Family
Medicines, viz DIR Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla. Dr. Rogers liycrwort and
Tar, Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster, DR..
Haughtons Pcpsin. DIR. Anarchists Ute
rinc Cathoicon. DIR. Aliens Vegetable Com
pound DR.. l.ittle's Family Medicines. Lou
den & Co.'S Family Medicines, Dr. Kccler's
Family Medicines, DIR. lIobcnsaek's Worm
Syrup, DR.. ilobcusack's Liver Pills, Colleton
Bittcrs. Epping's Sarsaparilla and Quecn's
Delight, Railways Ready Relief and other
popular remedies, DR.. Tobias Venetian lin
imcmt, &c, &c. ..
All medicines sold al his establishment
are neatly labelled, earthly packed if dcsir-
cd, and sent to any part of The town, or to the
Rail Road Depot, free of charge.
The qualities of the medicines warranted :
charges as uniform, and as low rs good med
icncs can be bought at any establishment in
the up country.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Il. J. DE HAY.
March 30, 1853. Sly.
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Nov. >. 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
Tor The Enquirer.
lanes NIlNTER ESQ

The resignation of Judge Mason leaves vacant one OF
tho most important posts in Virginia. The Common wealth
has several millions OF her money lying idle in the James
great men and her people, which buried in this work.
Shall II continue Slough Of Despond? shall its capab
lies OF usefulness be developed that may last reap
answer this question: depends chiefly the character
the President about be elected by The James River
and Kanawha Company. We lose able and distinguish.
ed man n The late President; let supply his place not
worthly. We want active energetic. business mana
of fine talents ripe and large experience in Public
Works. and especially in canals and Of sterling integrity
Such il the gentleman whose name heads this com.
municaon. He has all these qualifications in high de.
gree. His experience and abilities, whether as o civil En-.
gncer actual builder OF large canals and rail roads,
lit him specially for this place. We saying too much
when declare that appointing power can select an
officer peculiarly qualified for his Office We are conf
dent that his election will inspire confidence in this
work and will be generally approved by the people of the
State TlDEH ArEK
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rRinnIE oF REsrECr.


luufy SnceiS; held itctUasi l'hI:
agu! tsJi"oJs unaIiinJI> y
a.."Iiri ~ .,.-,,. -, !. ,.:.,.,. >,
ft,n al mach esteemed
.r,iy e.nhtr vi. ED.aRD Z. LYONS, tLeicLy causing
E,-t be taii, eiaiird: uni while
1 tibir 10 lie Mysterious isehsdti'h 81 ID
san pf0y.lcacc, .: l.. a.
u,l..i That ~ dead, Il Nj Lyons ne los: member
who. dunn fI- membership irit 10 ,eahs az.
ia, . % IL Lrsi I6GiG-'-
a the Of iii
:i3, called - noun lie uhh'ri, Iedit 81 DC
m -. and h,ir 10 en!el them DHt SINCERE d"
4 itIr!t nIaihios
Resolved 10 ic usual oI G.o"i"" "i ''J
, q . Its - GclaGtti HGittei
resolved. 81 he nndcs VI thi- ince"s &c ''
Ell ~ t =. cia., u au al decelss" ."''ei a. 49,
n,,sr. Of Jt-t Richmond lof Iub" at"h
- ~ GKi>Nu1b. fr.s'!t"i
Iuss q NsnE. Sccfaar,.
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InlnitIE nE kESrEt . .

A. r.suar meeting 81 Eo,i"n l"s:. No - 80, "en
~ ~ ~, .eGb,r State Virginia bfole' ihdhstoh mo'ei
- ~ ,hrse drdt suitable preamble
th'! i t"'"" 80" M ,.r death Past Grand BEVERLEY
inScS rI.,n BrolleIs nsood BASS ahl iharSstoh were
the me3i meeting P'se't 'hc o'o"thg
~ ,rt, ac,, unanimously adopted:
h.. GI..-.i tod IN The wise ds!ensa'lon of ls Pro.
t,,,n
.i"'. l,lr- feel BE- huty
ast ,,un,i r-ilnas asoIrd by the
10 sI'e aud the remembrance vi his
~ =, ,.,,,... -, 80, l.,
urubrr Who Jealous IN further III In'ef
% T,cnL ITS principles and inspire members with due sense
% responsibility Ol Fellows and that the Lodge has cause
:, mnnrn ie loss al 4 bright aud SHINING OdL.FeIio~.
Eyycl !n That society has last gentleman ahi scha
an, so upright .cmeanor dIGnicd Ills bearing 50
raI in disposition a always ready dschaf:e any ay NC
matdei Of him a citizen.
Rraovei copy above b. sent TO his mother and
Also Richmond Enln and the SoulSis peo"'a 'o'
publication. u w BiDnSop' lC,r,n,u,..
p G. TnACkSTUN:
u. u
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CuREEE
RIcHMoHo. OcT'R IL. 1853

RICHMOND OcT'R Is, 1853.
/ TOBACCO.-Thcre Is very hue dong in this article
with prices but little changed from last quotations.
n NJ. MARTIN Is CO.
"HEAT.ptime White 81 co; Prime Red s., cash.
FLOUR Holders asking 81 - 7 50. Buyers GlleI
! 8 II tor good straight tranas-exlra So Famy ::
r. }. PErTON,
CORN 20 cents per husre Demand COED.
| asang 90 cts Bat little in market
TSi0 I2s Gle. per bushc
! BACON--hiountain cured hog !ount 81 cents City
cured and in;ihsi hos round III cenrs Western and BAL
timoro Sides 81. Shoulders ga s.. iams ii 49,
quality; sales mostly y a r..
BUTTER Goshen 20 % cts, Mountain, Is 20
poorer sdIs not suitable ior table so!i as low
as II Ia cts.
FISH N1lh caroIi"a iertngs- gross 8. as IAN;
No l. roc IN bills -? do do in hall btl= ~ 81 dull
70 | S. 10 demand. Halifax cut Hariings Eu sGl
nag al >.s t.'oss S3s Il !
CUFFEii- We quote Rio ii n. cents; .aguyra IL
Il. Java l2s 81 Mocha IL -.
GIfANO-hes Of Peruvian al SD pei Ton nohe il hisI
hands
LARD Ia barrels |" IL. cts in Kegs -. ~.
LIVE STOCK u :sho"k= R"roLD-Ear Cdue, scale
weight 50 % 81 - goss Sheep 81 81 81 melt: Hogs
ST ~ 81. nct
IRON Pig s25 $40 per ton; >;wrIfs $780, lraiegar
English refined so Common EGa=h so Is; up onnIly
bar SIU IS.
SUGARS We quote Porto Rico s.. !
Kew Oenn. 5. Gi3. Refined Loaf 10 lUa Crushed
-. 10; Powdered 81 a lUi Coffee Sugar : 81.
$ALr-livmpo" iinr pei sa"h 81 = atolt anal - -
ator,: Ground Alum 81 -.
SlIUr-I'r c!s per IL.
I.lHI.- l,om war 81 Is from store 81 q Tor Fast
cfn. Virginia II a Il H.
Lltl lOR$ whsk-y, Richmond rrciifcI. - cents cash
ru-, acosl IS 10 ~ CINCINNATI rrcIllIrd ~ ct-, ion
months Oh Family Rye 10 Mountain 90 Is: Brandy
common Imitation, =; 10 80; common 4h Proof IL
IL III els cash; Otati Dupnys 50 10 50 so: Hen
messy 81 81; rinel Co., Sa 10 So; Apple ~ I" -
cents Gin an'sl'an common" % |" 81 cents li"'Ia"d
81 10 10 81 ~. N. T.. Rum 81 10 u cts
SEEDS-CIovcr SrcL 81 IS per bmscl; Timothy s"r
10 81: Herds Grass 81 4 -: FiaSseed 81 l?H
nIDlAS&ES ~. .. III harrcs very superior, :! y els
t:u,a c"p - Is; Sugar House, in barrels. u 10
- els; Porto Rico in "gshrads 50 10 - Susnr uusr
syrup in barrels iUa i5 els; common do II - cts
LEATHER -$olr good stamp from la II per HI
damaged from Is u II cts.
PI.ASTER Sales Lump san At Wharf; 81 X on Ea
sin. Ground IS.
SlEEI.--Amcrican E!islcrcd SllO Is per
SOAPIurIrntiuc j.. cts: Fancy colured T. In H.
COrTuA--ll!. llA cts.
CANDI.ES-ralow l3a al II els: llnlrs and jack
sons patent Il ALnmantinc IS 80 hllchcs patent ~
u 81; Sperm - 81 cts,
NAli.S-iield al -: u > cents.
COAI.-Virsnia II Is cts., On board, for good Mixrd
Fine and Lump Smiths cts. Anthracite Is only sold at re-
tail racslor 2O0O lbs ssh ST per vi gao
lbs $OH.
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THE BISHOPS Of NORTH CAROLiNa.-It wil
be by The proceedings OF The Episcopal general con-
venon that the difficulty in regard credentials of The
Rev Dr. Atkinson of Baltimore bishop elect Of North Car
oIna aud the resignation Of DR.. Ives his predecessor has
been amcasy settled by the convention resolving
them valid and regular The bishop therefore will
consecrated and It 10 said with great CEREMONY Trin
ty church. in Now York, as The convention shall
larry dapose5.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED. on the September the rosdencc n her father
in ,r rny lli:ovcr b. Elder D. Akinso Miss MILDRED p
daughter Ezekiel : fhlcy, 10 Mr. AMiiOSE H. POLLARD
ot the county ni King William
MARRIED. 18Th ii the late residence OF her iifr
in m county Hanover 10y Elder Ford O ia: cay OF kiCi"ni
Nil MARTHA - daughter al Henry D. Gently lcccascd 10
Sir IDiiS T.. Si.EDD OF the sauicity.
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RAITIMOR Oct. II, p M.-Nuch uncertainty exists az
10 the reliability of The Ly the steamer Atlantic
The taklncsS in market continues undated and The
!,readsuis Market is in fevcS and unsettled condi-
ton We 1uole sales OF Howard Flour oday at
ST SIN The supply Of Grain is large bnt the offerings
small We note gales of prime white Wheat at liz Id
cents and Of prime red al 32 ia and lSS cents per
~ he'll Prime white corn SELLS So 81 cents and prime
yellow 50 cents per bashc.
We have no change in prices Of either Provisions
mr. Tohurro i Richmond Bulietin.
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REVOLUTION IN JOURFAllSM.-Thc New OK
tribune under The head o. "a revolution In journalism no.
tees Inventions First the manufacture o hhc
paper from srur instead ul r1gs by r. mcicr ftenc"
mist a.d second an Improvement in presses by CHI
zen of New York. 1t says:
1T printing press, which, moderate rate OF speed
y deliver thirty thousand sheets printed on pom SUES III
single hour It's colbincs The ofi%ha primer.
pls OF Napier which applied by Hoe in his great pirss
with ana beautifully siipie arrangements CIV" ~
vices OF the inventor
TEXAS LADY-A cat evincing the most uncom-
10 and presence Of mind for OF her sea was
recently performed by Miss Sophia Peters daughter OF Mr.
f. Peters OF This county The other day. when no grown
persons with the exception OF bliss refers ana hef ohe
Ar Peters was discovered TO be at the bottom OF well
some thirty feet deep How long i, had been there Is not
known, but Immediately lis discovery he young aay
seized ropc descended on il TO the bottom OF the we'll and
placed The child the bucket it was drawn up oy her mo-
he after which she herself was drawn up ia Inc same man
nc The child recovered in short time but from me sua'
ton il was would have drowned had It NOT been Tor
The intrepidily Of Miss Peters BOvis (1eras) lnditsr
-ss-
The Southern Literary Messenger for October is the beet
number of that popular and well conducted periodical we
have seen for many months It's leading article continued
from September, "RpresendtIce men, brilliant per-
We have rarely seen anything 10 the way of analysis Of
and descriptive personal history that Cqualed H.
either in European American magazines. The author,
whose name, in good time will become known, Is achler-
ing exalted reputation in the walks OF literature The
other articles are: Sally Stroller revolutionary character;
Sketches of the Flush Times of Alabama; Modern Repnbi-
canisrn Notes and Commentaries on Voyage China;
Mae ADAM several pieces of original poetry Inc Edlto
Tutc and Notices Of New Works. LyhchbHrs lr5ntGn
MR. JAMES THE NOVELIST Winchester was ia.
roei with yisi, OF three four days This week from =,
=. f. James Tie prolific writer, and IT present The Eis
Consul for The port Of Norfolk. Our citizens the no"el
reading portion pnrcuarly-wtre eiacI in person
with whose and works they had been familiar so
long. Winchester Iirginian.
Freeman Hunt Esq editor Of the Merchants Magazine
Of New York, married Cambridge, Mass the 18Th
inst. Miss Elizabeth Thompson Parncnte daughter oil
the Hon. VIM. Pafmrnter OF The latter place.
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JENNY LIND AND her HUSBAND DR.. Cox Of
Brooklyn has published card in which no sIales on The
authority OF letters received from Jenny Lind Goldsmith
that The stories some lime since put in circulation that she
ani her husband did not live happily together totally I'M
founded The reverse 10 the Tumnrs he says Is true
10 the letGer Thankful 10 DR. Cox breathe freer
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EXTRACTION TREArG.--'rhe Free Hunseatc CITY
Bremen declared lis accession The second article
OF The convention Of the 10th Of June 1882 between the
United States and Prussia and other States The Germanc
confederation for the mutual delivery criminals usltyes
from Justice in certain
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VERSATILITY AND CONCENTRATION or GE
NIUS1hc Boston Ucraid in an obituary notice oil Elder
c. q. Adams the preaching dralnas remarks
'On his second visit 10 Boston, the Elder preached nap
zcd converts whipped editor, and played star engage
mrnt II the National Theatre. He was industrious and
filled lp his time We have fund OF anecdotes concerning
This range mortal which shall be glad 10 print at some
other lime We this article by briefly adyerlng to the
cas,iscmcn he gave editor for strongly crt!csns MS
performance OF Richard H. The office OF the editor was in
Washington street. where Propeller now keeps Adams
armed Himself with cowhde, and watched his victim
Soon the unsspecting fellow came down stairs and Adams
sprapr upon him eycIamng "The Lord has delivered The
into my hands and shn give thee forty stripes save one
Scripture measure Brother Graham Keep tally" So say
ing he p.oc lay the punishment with hearty
good will In The time, large crowd had gathered
around When The tally up Adams lett the man. und
addressed the crowd follows: MEN and brothers, my
name Elder George G. Adams preacher OF the everlasting
Gospel have cnastiscd mine enemy. so this afternoon
TO fulfil an engagement the Providence theatre where
shall play Of Shakspcarcs immortal creations shall
return the city the end Of week, and will by Divine
permission play Macbeth The National Theatre Saturday
night, and preach times the immortality o! the soul,
the eternity OF matter and in answer 10 The question: who
is the dcvl! May peace and grace DC with You Amen
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The first theatre upene on this continent Williams.
burg Virginia. September s. 752 The play The 'hier
chant Of Venice" The FIRST theatre opened 10 New York
In Nassau street, September H. li52 The frat play
altsi ~ss tie Conscious Lovers"
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WILD DUCKS AND GEESE.-1he Cambridge (hiI.
Chronicle says an unusually large number OF wild geese
and ducks daily passing that oNh and vicinity
which, IL saye 6etokens severe winter.
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MURDERERS SENTENCED

WORCESTER, MASS, Oct l5-Wm Barker, convicted Of
numbering his wife has been sentenced year the
House Of Correction and be hung such day The Go
vernon mny appoint.
Manly Rawson put nial for numbering his wife in
Spencer was allowed by The plead guilty OF
slaughter aud sentenced TO three years i'll The State Phi
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THE PRESIDENTS MANSION -1he improyetne Is
IN The Executive mansion proceeding with accelerate
,iRor and In another month The house viii te in state OF
repair convenience comfort, aud establishment ny
period in lie previous hisimy The East Room has been
ttted up and Gainlshed In such way as entirely to satisfy
The eye and taste The MAJ Bile pieces Of which there
are four in the OF tie exquisite pattern
beauty and hns ana me gorgeous papelnp, answering 10
and Of the eye Tor unity end harmony Ui design When
furnished The carpet laid and the window drapey place
Visit the East Room i'll be great way HON HE lesst
CT tie lions Of Washington : National irieH;gsncer
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FAIR AT IOUISVlLLE.--rhcg great Fair of the South
Western Agricultural and Mechanical Society," Commenced
al Louisville the l2lh and was to continue three day
The Louisville Courier OF the Huh that the city
already filled strangers The hotels being crowded. and
The citizens accommodating visitors in their house
The amphheatrc says The Courier IS the conpcIe struc
ure of the kind this continent no! in the world The
diameter the ring is 200 feet clearhal vi The circle
of seats EGO feet The plank wall that bounds The ring
five high which the Of rise
III in number These will seat Just about 900 pcrsons.
Behind them is circular platform, surrounding The entire
circle upon which can stand $500 persons And behind
This apnn min the circle Ut The hmp
Ire is Of that will accommodate least 600 pei
sons This makes the capacity Of that part OF the
which is under roof ua 10 The reception III 900
PERSONS.
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