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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05
TO TRANGERS.
.0FEssOR ALEX. c. BARRY'S

+! e iC q PH Err > Us, of MEDICAL con
r. tor BEAUTIFYING, CURLING, Pre-
""Storng and Strengthening the Hair, Relic e
'"'seS oil the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains al
EStertal Wounds Bounded By no gcogra phi
T., tie reputation of BARRY's TRlcopHERous lei
! TIE Union. The sales of he article of late ,.t-
creased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
i H BARRY, after IA careful examination OF hi.
a. Nd lhat number bottles delvere tn or i.
~ quito oftrom half gross upward. during the
'-' WIS within trfu of $50 900.
necessary to present at length the evidences
""''rinl properties OF the Trichopherous. when
''r had furnished such an ndorsemen as thi..-
'Pne.s III the article and the explanations given
zeal notion upon the hair the scalp, and in all
, >nI"fhtmi i'ritaiion. first recommended it 10
/ .'ph Vi the people. This was allthat .he nvnl..
Every "Utte advertised itself The effect.
'hered"d cxpecfat.on it acted Ike II
] ne miles would not be without it. Country
"''ery sec'inn oi the United States found tn
4 - md thus WAS huilt up Il wholesale trade I
g.lheit" r nnheard nf u regards articles II
i Il" hlRh"-t point has not vel been reached
"'''Red that the sae, this ,tnl sil he n NIL
I Ia Imlfof bottles
UNA hnhufactory. No l27 Broadway. NV
n. I.' I' price . Gems large hoifle
,- 'i'eoant to purchasers 10y the quantity. S. Ia
Il S,, '' merchants nnd lruegi>t. thrnush"n. thr
4 lance. &c.
p,,1. IL IL Lyman, j II. Seny and h. Stab!el, \
4 h-dGc6m
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IN PRESS HISTORY or SUIT IN

IN PRESS HISTORY OF SUIT IN
] EQUITY and Of m Action nj Common Inv, by
II Snnda Eaq Counsellor at Inv
Tins work cmhrneesn minute account of all the steps
TO be taken IN snit oi Equity and action Law
from their commencement 10 their termination also
the mode oi enforcing Judgments or deerees, together
with the manner Of appeals, wlits Of error, &c. &r,
Formsnf bills, and decrecs In Chnncery; de
rlnarions and judgments Common Lnw. and plens,
dcmnirors and rcIlcutons urenppended; aud chnp
ter will be devoted specially 10 tho practice in the Un
ted Sthtes Cnmt.
RECENTLY PHRLISHEn--ra's'- a..--i-~- -
Book ndnpted to the Code oi Virgina. with valuable
chapter upon Aineh ,cnts aud Deeds, and Forms
der Bull Inv ot lS11 and 1859, by Alex. II. Sands.
Esq, Counsellor at Law vol ~ mo price, 81 so
A. NORRIS
Publisher 4. Bookseller.
oct d-ta Richmond Vn,
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These vessels are OF the frst class bult IN thu city uf
baltimore expressly for this lrde aud hnvo superior
t"mmndntun- for passengers They commanded
Iy experienced Captains well qualified fat the trpde
md who Y III spare cxcrtion q accommodate Th,,
will he owcd up nnd down the rivers b, steum nd ma,
hc relied on to snil promptly udvertiaed.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Nav
York, will hud it their interest ship by this line,
,s tteghi viii always be taken low ~ by any otter
lire Of Packets aud every cort vii be made by tne
neens in Richmond and New York 10 give satisfaction
Freight 10 cents per whole, and l. cents l,cr3i
l"haecn being nhon 50 per cent. less Inn rhurg'
the Steamers. Insurance cnn be effected In tho -.
moad Fire Association by this line Mt 3s per cent.
We respectfully ask nnd hope 10 succeed in obtain
my a full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New. York will he cor,
wRrded free of commission New Orleans, Mobile.
Charleston, Savannah any other southern ~ North
port. The vessels will lie in Richmond ri Rockets
IN New York at Beth No l. Golee House Slip, lnot uf
Wnll Street DAVID GuRHNE Richmond, } y
q. III, PlERSON. n \. >
Ne. 81 South Street. y
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EOK NEW WORK,
Z. =. Mad Linz per the SPLENDID SYEdHSHI's =
jamestown and KOanOke!

jamestown a..d Roanoke!
'E'HE new and elegant .do wheel steam dit \
ship JAMESTOWN (Capl. Porsls) sA'sss-ss4ssss
will leaye Petersburg via City Point every Tuesday
Evening. and the ROANOKE, (Cupt Cuveudy,) every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
Stnte Rooms $40 ~
Steeingc passage. . IN
For speed comfort nnd safety these Steamships
'xreledb by the mud iravcl will ind II
the most pleasant fone the north, they will there
hy avoid the dust and frequent engc. Of the Railroads
tE Tickets i-sled al ry Office nn Sycamore Street
SAM'L. q BAPTIST Agt Pe,ersJntg
~ passenger irnin leaves the Appnmnttox depot
"vey Tuesday aud Friday at half post O'clock, NJ
10 connect with the Steamships Mt City Point. Pnssen
gers by the Southsile Rurond will reach Pet rsburg in
time To ta@e the cars for the steamers. S, g. b.
july dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

INSURANCE.
IRE, LIFE AND MARINE lNsNv

many. ''''' '''''
ms 20 apahy makes Insurance against los. O, dam.
'eeh fre' or Dwelling Houses Ctore. Tobacco tnrt,.
fes and other buildings, furniture GpfIs wnrrs ad
efehandn'' genenly in town und countrvon he most
avorabie tt,Wx ~
Also make insurance an the lives ofnll persons ei.
'os'ng g""d health, and OF snund cunstimnn for the
"n.ie duration oiitie. or fora limited period
slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will be-
Insured unreasonable terms.
Inc Company will also take murine risks from ind 10
my oil the Northern Southern Ports nj favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON I. C.PErERS. Fice President
SAMPSON DIUGulD Chief Eagipee,
james Cobbs Samuel GARLAND
Iohh lggat. Nathan B. Thurman
ueoiP' neP w, laneeY, ohm Otcy TAYLOR,
"ii'am J. Anderson. William I. Smith.
ANRTlN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREED T. Wills. Sec'y
Dir. 7. II. Gfmer, .
DIR VIM. Otwpy Oven. "ed'fa' E1d"hsfs
Inc Medical Examination f subjects for Insurance
VIII be m,de NJ the office Of the Company on each day
between the hours of and o'rock ?. NJ
Fehs.-dls
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say used is by lar the best Fnnily Sonp nered
10 tho public 1t will ninre the slightest inbiic
the skin, any article which sonp is nppl edit
lors. Sonp and son the clothes IN the way using
cold wner soli, hard salt, for il washes eff
fectuny with irher-then by slight rubbing and thor
ongh rinaap the clothes will be clear without the
oessity oi boiling T Soap produces rich, fine suds,
without the usual Accomplishments of bubble and froth
For sale by the bar or box, ut
WRIGHT & &ALLISON'S
oct -et4 Mem Drug Store.
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RICHMOND.
LUDLA a SON,

MI UMOkn VA
FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.
ofrieE WAREHOUSE SOUTH sioK rnK nAsis.
Inly l3-dfs
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.

'''''V1I'1IT HIITOTH VOnn
CAPITAL 5000 000.
Insurance Company of the Valley in Vrgnia,
CAPITAL, 100000
horter Oak Life Insurance Company larh,Id, Com
CAPITAL, 100000.
INSURANCE. can be effected in these companies uls
on as fair terms, in any others OF equal respons
biify, by appeationto
p d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynchburg.
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MOHhlS Richmond, Va, would invite ih.
~ attention ot tho various schools and institutions
nl learning throughout the Stnlc, his School
Classical Books 1ffi B0oLs used 10 the various Col
cRcs and Universities with general collection of Edu
calnml Works. in every departments of learning.
tR School Stationery # every di'oripiion.
liberal discount will he mndr aud bunies deliver
cd ia bynchhurF. rae of expense.
~ Orders will receive prompt attention.
nug 22-is
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DAILY NlRGllAN.
gRRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TERN MS

,tNI.N Il nuIlish,t daily at So and semi-weehly ~
nm in advance No subscription is taken for shorter
~ months: and no paper is discontinued, except at
N OF the propretors until all arrearages Sh" ha'e
rsEvENTs are inserted for so cents per SQUARE. or
y iyyrR form Insertion, and 81 = cts for every uter
o's -. If nsertions is not marked on the Ms, II
J; i,a IN ordered out and charged accordingly
HRIY HATES are:-for the privilege OF two sluares,
mi weekly $40. for one square daily $50, semf"eeky
so'i e,rtn daily $40 semiweekly s35. Every yearly
I'M lac required TO confine his advertising % his par
f bnsaes and If he exceed the space stipulated for,
,r,,d rntably for the excess
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LYKEsH ARRIVAL ~ DRUGS

II y
l. AND MEDlClNES.-Th' subscribers are IN
receiving their FALL x WI NTER SUPPEY IN
nf Drugs. Medicines. Paints, O Varuslles. Brushes
Glassware. Patent Medicine. H. ,cy-Golds, 81, &c
The goods have been recently s'ctcd with great
in the Northern and Eastern les, und principal,
bought for Cash
The stock is la'ge. an comprise. every article
ally found in DRUG STORE, Lngrther with II large
uss rment Of FANCY GOODS. 'ERFuMERY &e.
From a long experience, and tn ough knowledge -
the business, they hope to retaif liberal putronage
heretofore extended them uud fe confident that they
prepared to offer inducement. both in price anf
quality.
~ Pre- scrptoas for Physcians nd mmilIes WILL
carefully attended To ut all times
u Ia No SEAN a 90
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RICHMOND.


AND NEN-NoRk PACKETS --lhi4 new -ss4%S
hume line is composed of The following srs-cl- na,i
-us from Nrw.iolk every three duy-. All owned in
the city Of Richmond. via:
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DIR. JOHNSTON

.r of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
.,s fron one ofthe most eminent Colleges of lhe
State,. and the greater part of whose life has
hem, inthe Hospitals of London, Paris, Phiadel-
,od elsewhere, has effected some OF the most as
h, curesthat were ever known. Many troubled
I,op in the ears and head when asleep, great
I,ps.,, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
ness, with frequent blushing, attended, some.
'vh arrangement Of mind, were cured immedi
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pa nWARRANTED or no G HARGE MADE,
yo6ee.-Dr. .ohnston's Office is in his dwell
rur STEPS. His very extensive practice is n
'iarantee tina. he is the only prope Physician
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

the owner or owners thereo - such price a. nay -
srreed upop and IN cssc sieA PRISE cannot Dc agreed
uron the value hereoi sAalI BE- Sssessed ~ an impartial
rv OF men, 20 DC sloed by any ius.ice OF tao
Peace or other judicial UcCg % e county or vicinity IN
winch surh land les the Application 81 either party
.r1 he damages 50 assessed shall be paid BY Sad Com
many before ssid Company shall acquire my TIE -
SAD ands or real estate, OF construct Their SAID roSd
thereon. -.
.tct aoy portion Of ssd road within any state OF stsie4
~ t United state wherever the night 80 20 do shall be
gr.nted 10 said Company ~ saii state or states, or
lie legislature thereof, and on such terms and sao
ice; 10 such conditions as may be proscnoed OF M
ro.ei IN the &C, or acts granting or eeneriAg sHen
rs II shah be lawful or said Company from time Ia
tine 10 * snd regulate ;hc fare, tolls and charges 20
be received and paid for the transportation OF persons
srd property said road or any part tAere, est sd
Ccup.uy shall IN no cas- take receive snui sreaict
than our cents per n' for the transportAon OF per
sons, sum exceeding tour cents per tna Oh wv
thousand pounds per u.iic for the trsnsport~"n .,
freight articles commodities, other thsn nctSS an"
tl3 h ehan be lawful for The Directors Of sad Cori
~ 30 cs,tsl stock Thereof al such times and IN such
proportions, and on such conditons az thty shai
deem 20 be necescary 20 complete the sail railroad
and telegraph within toe time IN thus act prescribed
Thirty DAYS previous notice shall be given Of the
payments required and o. the tune and plscc OF pay
raeut snd in any stockhoder shall neglect ~ refuse
70 nay IN pursuance OF such notice the stock held by
him or her and all previous payments made thereon.
shall be absolutely forfeited said Company, but the
same may be redeemed, IT, in the opinion OF the Board
u Dire tors such redemption shall be just ami such
terms the said Board may prescribe.
IL. The Directors OF said Company shah make an
annual report of their proceedings and expenditures
verified By the sfdays Of the President and AZ least
three Directors snd shall publish the same n a least
newspaper having the largest circulation IN each o.
the States OF the United States, ami in the CRY Of Wash
ngton.
KS The Board OF Directors shall have power from
time 20 time 70 make s necessary rules regulations and
bylaws for the government of said Company, which
cannot inconsistent with the laws of the several States
and Territories through which said road may pass snd
the same shall be binding and obligatory on SAID Com
psny and on each snd every member Thereof
l6. 2 his Act shall take efiect Immediately.
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o-hIrre-- q ths su1 snd driven rom ;hes sas %: 10
nan ~ tre Arrer trr-s were cs cE-d then. s' -.
tsn, North AID sch Azle7ef-@z1d scy !. -, -. '
were srt u-a-et b. Cn-tel re .1Vass11 CT Ne
f-eue-1.us ~ -rscf.icn rFhch a. been 1r1cl 10 ~
frc. Erhsr D sn 81 rne-aeus along ID aoSl;1 u
the comfy rst people WITH louE oslrls 1851 ~
frf.r an CT Of pale c0mrieTol al Wa) pOss-ri ne
lr-.rg NJ hsaVen. erected the iol-leaoa Yes az,
Gel TTrsg-r. IL hvva-shie History Ct AiaoLui hls a
ussed -.ue o. tie fr-e knovledse - ~ b1idsr re
-. AftFr hslf q several weess a. 1-ittc u ret
-s-,r- ve- BI- On he savanna RiveT-UeS1-o with
his Ca broke IS camp, -nd 10 cotiHly Wa -
sssuaui yolrg Cleeu, WON retained a. S'lts- %
i1sre obe-icrce aro1g her ss5ecs marched lI it A.
rltha tshssd wa.erE ard rested for 'ort ns ar "a
IN Ire rreseut ce-nrv Of hahr-ll. georgia Froa %
pisc the expedition resumed direct western co1TS' ac
Norberr Georgia uuT they sck The head water Of -
contHnius three huucsd houses situated between several
streams nch hld their sources N te 50 rol-ng 10
fans GaIn-ng much Information s'ouf tie country iron
the Chef aeE four DAYS soCrrn. he nA-ccd . hc town
a. Corasa1gA. n now Murray County Gco-g a.
glance e. TIE us1 of Northern Gvorg-a VA \ once
convince TIE reader - the tcrlhcaflon ~ Wc ~ Iie
ssuds the pgrse1 By pt>cto tlclI lHt
Chsrokss aaron nd that probably e BY MS Or
dsrs constructed TIE object 10 doubt, means OF &C.
teus GEarst the Ind whom he had excited % Ntn
usrare b. rerearsd Of and f1E convenience
20 game lth rlay have been ad In the Immediate W
cnify OF the fortress 90 The basr Of he pripcr Aoa
rap through tie ngh mountain, may be <en 1e Fune o
Cd Bu-a.o tTEil- =.
TIE rn6eur and picturesque aspects Of te county "a
tisf elevated region hlye Been very Zrayns % moss
sfau ar Css'ss AFTER org a1d treary ucn over tas
low, sandy pune barsns hey bad crossed aost uh..'
ruptedly, from tie nlre they 2aea on tae s'als' ~ Va
Tpo~ thst the object Of De So;os Visit % the noun
tsnous country Of Georga EAs TIE searcn OF =, Nol
they were surcesfu the journals o. ne officers % MOI nof
"a tt hls nat be passed Larolsn
OF nssr country sboundng precious metal from tn
rock hound citadel thee Y m warors OF Iale -
or the word around heIa with contempt secure NON me
sff~ tr enemies desc dng the cTaggy and tortu
os mountain sd made tTay upon TIE surrounding county,
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e,,n,ar5 WHO srrved Ct The plsee @oon Gt1T ios he
sbovsa n,el found ts hressea oftse pi.cc ranged IN
fr.nt ofthe building inactive While ne fame. were
devcusirg everything inter- way. He efWay tney
did NJ, eor1rence 70 extasriih the lsnesi They Re-
,1;ed thet heir Chiel had not come and they were
Whiting hi, commands In quarter Of "a hour tie
Ctiefsupcared and al the ether gH;honues, m.Et-ry
ard eivil in their uniforns, stiff E.zrca. Then
came the reading Of the niuterron By This tine the
flames had gurted the building and done o-her dan
age, and party Of French sailors from two msa-of
wsr, with their engines, had pus the surrounding
buildings out Of dapcer leaving % the noisy AID much
sppsuded Spanish Chief and their crew the harmless
ernbers 70 extiIsuish.
Two Of the prizes have been condemned, aud
fthe brig sbould not be- there viii b. precious -ow
and !; appear that Mr. Crawford has had a fare up
with the Csptain General in consequence ofthe Gov
erDor Of santago &c Cuba having arbitrarily ordered
out OF tie country young Enylishnian, toa the
Captsin General approved the sentence. i IA sad
that the Brtish Consul General asked for NJ passport
Particulars in my next
The Diayio de Ia HabaRa has been fined 500
for having pubsbed article that referred 70 Louis
Napoleon. and which had even passed through the
Censor. hands You're, FATTIIgCL.
L. S-Two thousand six hundred and nifty
persons died in Santiago de Cuba in October Novsrn
Der end December, Of Cholera out Of population Of
5000 TO 81 90 souls This ia from official statements
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Wiscousin-Goyernor's Message.

The Message of Leonard J. Farwell, the
Governor. has been received During the past the
Governor thinks there has been much to be thankful
for the population has greatly increased the health OF
the people has been good demonstrated by the re-
turns Of the last general The large area OF
territory also offers superior inducements to the agri-
eulrrist and VIII make Wisconsin eventually one OF
the richest states In the Union IN the productions OF the
sol. The Western portion OF the State contains eN-
hsusiless beds ID mineral Is sufficiently aested by
successful experiments already made and the report VI
Hon David d. Owen. L. :, Geologist
The Governor considers IL remarkable that compare
lively 50 little has yet been done u measure the
ources 81 the Mineral Region, and make them avail
able TO the urgent demands OF trade and commerce.
A large quantity Of lumber " also manufactured,
which he estimates 81 lj00oo0o feet annually. With
railroad facilities aVsst increase in the prodsc, Is eX
pected.
II is estimated tina; there s within this State over
twenty million acres OF Congress lands. embracing
about two thirds OF tie entire state greet portion OF
which " surveyed and IN market Thts inulen
tract country s generally OF excellent SOIL and many
portions OF IL richly charged with silver copper, lead
iron and other valuable Numerals lie trusts hSi Con
sress will make some disposition OF these immense
tracts of land and Is Of opinion hey should BE- granted
In limited Quantities 20 sctGsl settlers or kept constantly
in the market than that any measure should obtain that
viii have the eject to keep them out OF market or 70
increase their 10 the settler which would be detr
mects IN tie highest degree 10 the state and her future
advancement in wealth and population
iron propeg DISPOSITION o. these lands he considers
the speedy growth OF the Stste depends Congress
should be inen,oriAhzed
lie recommends the construction Of railroads wher
eyerprscticsble BY the construction OF the Milwaukee
and Mississippi Railroad thus far, snd tie surveys and
estimates Of the rOntes Of other roads has been maze
apparent thai railroads Can BE- eonstfneied IN the sie
IN average c>.t OF from $4,000 to ss 900 per mile
The greet and increasing tters; psid 10 agriculture
he considers an d.esaon nlsty favorable - the future
prosperity o. NE s'sse Inc io'ns'aon o. state and
Noan'l eo.s''es lsNS ees ,etoNe1 oy en-
eorrssns results ana tv sewers State fSas were Tae-
eessi@ snd grss.l N experiments ,.-
ine .i ;, az rS, -
80 ls 80. 49, ,s,,Ss Nv very lsre rsi,Ss.
80 ~ ,ssrs.,r-s ,oS. m al, fo,se ana e.,
T Tx,,,;v .n,ho,;tx has hee. exrrt,s 10 IL. full-
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Things In Philadelphia.

PHILADELrHiA. Thursday, Jan 80 Is53
There Is SLOW IN the air this afternoon, and
II reaches earth which s now fully prepared 70 re-
ce1,e with hard bottom, we shah have sleigh
William l.. Morris Esq, Of our city, has ac-
ceted the Presidency OF the Long Isand Railroad and
M Coiket Who . to 20 on the Board l. al energetic
business man. seifmade, and rich Your readers can
Judge vel n can Of the beneficial Influences which
thee ehsnss VII have on the A1atrs Of the Company
The stock wen, up materially At the Board to-day
There have been several slight fires since nv
l2s' hsyin, been Uncovered IN time TO ares, their
spresd- The dwelling Oi Mr.. A. Alpine, o. SecOnd-.t
ueAr the southwark Canal wa, however, destroyed
Gbou. dsytresk thls morning.
A case Of Infsntcide occurred this morning
young grl threw her newborn baby in a eesspoo
where discovered and rescued olive bu; h did
scon Aiters- See Is now IN the Aluls House
The trial Of Thomas Ward for the murder Of
Martin Campbell last July BY shooting. occupied the
Oyer and Terulner ths rlornrg The jury / now Oh
ard the impression Is tha5 ne verdict vii pronounce
Ward in-ene
Lsughable blundeSs are often committed by
fcregs fefnse domest.cs when they obtain service IN
us country Two eases OF TIL description that occurred
U single iAIrsy recently have come under our notice
Tie Site Of worthy exAlderrsA1 Of Kens.nzron en-
plOyed German sir, WHO had Just come from s4,u
board ard had PROBABLY never seen stove before me
one u IN the Aterulsns family she sYose the nsx,
morning sfter being employed and instead OF rascgg
Tie nre inside OF he stove, built il Ia front upca theron
hearth. The Consequence Wa that the house VA .oon
tlet, from top 70 bottom with smoke which aroused
the family rom Their silmbers with no little aTryht :,
tie prospect Of being burned 70 death The eaa.s Of
sarE was discovered, and change Of the domestic was
TIE cousequencs
Tie second gil employed an Irsh one, who had
but lEre mere experience than the former She w.s
directed U preparing breakfast 70 spread the oorelob
before setting the dshes When they arose Ia the morn
ng, and cane INTO the dfnIng-roor the found tbar a..
had spread the eooreth or the door properly but had
set ne dishes and the cups and ssncers up,n he sane
os table, expecting t the family were u he haL Of
taking their meok afser the fashion 81 the Turks wbeo
hey are enjoying themselves with their pipes upon
n-- hsunchsf Il hardly reeesssry 70 cay, rat ihs
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An ON FoKr IN GEOHcn.-The following

Is RON = oorTesponSenf Of f0 AL5oess1 JsarsAti
In Murray County, G~orylA znc ia sou-s-eIs--r7
hour&sry az TIE summit Of E-nsl prrcpscs liz 49, L.
pererc ulAr hra there staocs the o. ancient
rtlcsr,or cousructsd % sohd ~ork eoyerax se
sres Of ground Within the oc4Osure. lofty ores. rves
rem Two 70 three hur6r wears Cd rssrcE beeis 70 t-
tempest covering VITA thelr ye-Aat ieaSe a,cienr heAth
sfQres Unce by ~ s1cisf ecupea, AID neef u
shns stream CT water res trca the q he rock
III icr ooidrrss whene the Used 20 c5tA1 thei
suptiy. VA were he k1i1ers Of tina Il1EeDse .or
perched spcz offy ,Tas u TIE Cee-ta r0uat4n, ever
ooks a. y Is vSou AN extend the corrt-y adny
snd % well calculated ecterse and security asas,
ener5yi That the work q q civilized pesp4e D.
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