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ATTENTION

w A S H | GTON UARD.
4 call Meeting of the Washington Guard
e Will be held this evening at the Division
I'D Room at IN o'clock. 1t is hoped that every
&member will be present. By order of the
de 10 CAPTAIN
NJ EW AMS.-We are retailing new Hams
~ at only Is cts. Choice Plate Beef lex cts,
atthe cheapest Cash Grocery in the city
Ut REDMOND,
de 10 Church street.
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PRICE LIST FOR CHRISTMAS
AT ULLMAN'S

AT ULLMAN'S
IN order to give all chance to wear a new
L pair of SHOES or BOOTS, during the holi.
days, we have reduced the prices OF goods as
follows:
Mems fine Calf Boots So 90
Do do do do double sole and Uppers 3 so
Do do do Caters 90
Do do do do double sole and Uppers 20
Do do do Oxford Ties SO
Do do Shoes 90
Do do Bellows Leather Boots 90
Ladies lasting Caters with heels l on
Do Morocco Bootees do do rs
Do do do sewed l IS
Misses ann Children Shoes in great variety,
Boys Shoes and Boots very chap,
Servants Shoes with heels good article 81 90.
This is certainly no puff, to convince your.
self call at
S. ULLMAN s. co, Cheap Shoe Store,
~ Main Street, opposite the
de 10 Day Book Office.
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TERMS.

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st6k cents per week, payable to the Carrier
When sent by mail it will be 81 per year, 81
for ak months, and 81 for three months, paya
BILE in advance.
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FRESH SPICES,
T. FLAVORING EXTRACTS
COXE'S GELATINE,

Mrs. WinslOw, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
ducing all infammatior-will allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. my % ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IT, DYSPEPSIA.-That most troublesome
Us and painful of all diseases, it is now
ascertained, can be etfectually cured. Many
have been the preparations gotten up to attain
this object, but with one solitary exception,
we believe, all have failed of their purpose
Or. J. Hostetter's Sto mach Bitters-the one re.
ferred to-however, has proved such an inval-
liable remedy for a II diseases of the stomach,
that no one at all conversant with its history,
will question its efficacy in cases of the most
alarming character. Thousands, by the fire.
equally speedy and ettectual restoration to
physical strength and vigor All who are suf-
fering from diseases arising from foul stom-
ach, should not fail or hesitate to use it.
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of Brandies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
gists and dealers generally, everywhere
FREsH SPICES,
u FLAVoRING EXTRACTS
COOPER'S ISINGLAss.
Mace. Gloves, Cinnamon, Celery Seed, Nut
megs, Extracts of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange I,
Peach, Rose and Almond.
w BURROW & co, Druggists,
= 6s Church Street.
y TOGETHER WITH A
Choice assortment of Lubins, Maugenet, Cow
Genuine Imported Farina Cologne, Pomades,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, Puff Jars and
Toilet articles ofevery description justreceived
at ]. W. BURROW B. CO,
The Druggists on Church Street,
where Prescriptions are carefully
prepared and at low prices with
no 20 the purest Medicines.
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CAKPET NUTICE,
VIM. A. WALTERV q CO..
NO. IL, MAIN STREET,
A RE now selling English Brussels Tapes.
A tries at One Dollar per yard, and Crossley's
best English Brussels Tapestries at One Dollar
and Twenty Gents, including the best Patterns,
They have also reduced the price of their
Three Ply and Ingram CARPETS. de is
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SELLING OFF!
TO FINISH THE STOCK.

Az NO. HO, EIhST NHfANIE IN IbhaLK1 r
Turing the intervals of Auction Sales, viz:
~ before II A. M, and after ?. M. All in
want of good cheap Winter Dry Goods, can
find some first rate bargains at
PRIVATE SALE,
as the entire Stock must be turned into Cash as
early possible.
N. BAH persons indebted to me or to the
old firm OF Dawson & Rawls, are earnestly re.
quested to call and settle their accounts wi TIL
out further delay.
de l2 ]. III. DAWSON.
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Now Advertisements.

M u 81 A l.
AND
IntelIe ctual Entertainment!
Miss M. A. BAKER,
THE BLIND POETESS,
Will deliver her original Prose Poem, entitled
''lNNER LIFE"
Accompanied BY
SEVERAL MUSICAL PIECES
AT
INSTITUTE HALL,
MONDAY Evening, Dec 10th, 1889
M- Doors open at 6K o'clock; exercises com.
mence at TX O'Clock. Tickets, rs Cents.
de l6-3t
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Plan MA ruNEn

PLAN ma TUNER.
THOSE who wish the services of TUNER
L of PIANOS who is uneaualled in this
please leave their orders on the Subscribers
slate at MIR. Schwarzkopf's Store.
All who may wish any thing done to Melo.
deems or Seraphines, are also informed that he
Is Manufacturer of Melodeons, and can do to
those any thing which is necessary.
de l4-3t A. BPALMER.
KINDLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT BY
MACHINERY.
vi Undersigned is DESTROYS Of calling at
Il tention to has large stock of KINDLiNG
WOOD Sawed and split in lengths to suit CRATES
or stoves, for sale by the Wagon load or box,
cheaper than the same quantity of wood can
be bought for in any other way for kindling
purposes.
Orders left at my efice, corner OF Madison
and Wide Water streets, or sent through the
p. o., shall receive prompt attention.
OAK and PINE WOOD always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices.
de IA WALTER J. DOYLE.
FOR RENT FOR 1860.
o. That desirable Store and Dwelling
@;; House, No. %, West side of Market So,
Ws4- at present occupied by Mr.. Jacobs, is Of
s 5s ed to- rent for the %M yokp For
de l4-lw Over F Tebault's Grocery.
SHELL BARKS.
A SMALL lot OF Shell Banks Just received at
"A the store ofC. JORDAN SON. Look
at them. del4
CHANNELL'S NEW HAMS.
UST RECEIVED little superior to any
u Bacon at present In this city Ii you want
something nice No. 6, Campbelps wharf Is the
place.
de IA BAYMORE & STONE
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LONDON DOCK
BRAN DY,
Vintag e '46 and '48,

Vintage '46 and '4s.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Wines,
"Negler 8" s yrs. oil,
And other choice
RYE WHISKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
DUBLIN and London
Porter,
Can always be had fror.
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
suit everybody at
. ]. MOCK l. CO.'S,
alter Street, next door to
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SPLENDID TEAS, SPLENDID TEAS.
SPLENDID TEAS, SPLENDID TEAS.
A II ON l. Y SEVENTY-EIVE GENTS
"A Per Id. and warranted at that, or the money
refunded, at
J w BURROW & co,
] w BURROW & co,
The Druggists on
Church Street.
no 90
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M- Sandfords Ltv r Invlgorator--
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM.-lsa mild
and efectual cathartic, acting first on the LIVER,
to eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries offall matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIF1ES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
- CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. & G. A.
SANTOS. ma tim
Try AS THE TRULY WONDERFUL MERITS
LIZ of the OXygenated Bitters in curing
dyspepsia in its worst developments, become
known and appreciated, orders for it are pour
ing in from all parts of the country-North,
South, East and West. This tells the story.
For sale by NJ. A. & C. A. SANTOS and
Wake = Co., and KING & Toy, Nor
dealers everywhere.
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Selected
EXPRESSLY
FOR
Medicinal
AND
FAMILY
USE.


A. ]. MOCK Il CO.'S,
% Wide Water Street. next door to
je IL S. o. MERwIN & Co.. Auct'rs.
FEATHERS-FEATHE
WYE have just received small lot of the
wv best live Goose Fea theirs, which we offer
at the lowest market prices.
VIM. A. WALTERS 8. co,
no25 No. IL, Main street.
CAPITAL OLD HAMS FOR CHRIST
MAS TIMES
A DEMING'S the Grocer, No. 60, Church
n street, You can get a very choice Old
Virginia Ham for your Christmas Dinner -
Come running to ,DEMING'S
de Is No. 60, Church street.
FOR HIRE 1860.
A SMART ACTIVE BOY 10 years of age,
n accustomed to House Work, or suited in
any capacity. Apply to
JAMES FERGUSON Jr.,
de l4-tf Id w Butte street.
SERVANT WANTED.
WANTED TO HIRE for the ensuing year a
w trusty middle aged Negro Woman in a
small family. Enquire at
de l2-tf ). ULLhAN,S Shoe store.
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Office, No. 81, q. Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. l6.
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TOIS MIN TOh 16bU.
3t.5s A family Residence pleasantly situated
Esis ON the Corner of County and Chestnut
-MNsll street in Portsmouth. 1t has a large
double lot, double Kitchen and Well OF alter
on the premises. For terms which will be
moderate to punctuil tenant. Apply to
WIN. T. NORRISETT,
SO South Fenchurch street.
de l6-3t Norfolk.
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III The b~st thing va written Nv Edward
Everett ~ bis Mount Vernon Papers. = an ar
ticle on the Comet. Aler describing - ap-
proaeh To tae earth. and the besuliful picture
u presented IL says:
Return then. mysterious traveller. to the
depth-cf the hesveus. never again "a be seeu
by the eyes ef men nov living. Thou hast
run thy NV with glory Millions % eyes have
gazesiuren thee with wouder-but they shall
never look upon ther sgsin Since Thy last ap
pearsnce iu these skfc-. empires. iangaAges,
and rscs> II rncu have died avsy-the Mace
donisp. fhe Alessudrian. The Angustan, the
Psrthsss. the BY xantiue. the ssrcenic. the on
tomap dyuasacs. hxv~ sunk or are sinking 10
u the gull of ayes Since thy last appears nee
old eontinet- have relspssd into ignoranee
aud usw worlds have cone on, from he evil
waters. The Nsssxn fres arr qoenchcd on TIE
tops ~ Asia. The Cbsldesn u Blind. the Egyp.
tisn hisrcxrscs~t hs~ lost III conuing. the Or
scles are dumb. Wfsdom uow dweils ~ The
lsrihcst Tsrk.-. ~ in newly discovered worlds
beyond to- s~a Happily when wheeling up
again fs~n she celestial shvsses. thou art once
niore zen by the jewellers % the earth. the
language Ne speak shall. tsN forgotten, aud
science shall have lied - the utmost corners
IT the earth But even there His hand. that
wesss cat Thy wendrvis circuit. shall
still s,sssis thy ceas>~. ard lh~us az 400. He-
per will -aile - Thy approach. and Aretsrs'
With his sous relosee Al Thy coming.
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Arrival Of the Steamer Africa.

Nav YoaK, Sept, !.
Ths steamship Africa from Liverpool oc The
10Th ult arrived her al IA o'clock this morn
ing.
Her commercial advises have been anilcl
pated by the arrival of Jason al 81 Lohns. but
the papers received, furnishes the following
additional intelligence not contained IN the
"a. john dispatches.
ltwA rumored at Paris, that Marshsls
Uaafob.,t. aud Neil. had fought duel .n
which the latter was killed.
The long pending trial Of DIR. Smlthurst had
Terminated He aas sentenced 90 be hung
The testimony elected showed that DIR. Smith
urst bad got up hcticious marriage with Miss
Banks, having at the tiue. vile lising. and
slowly poison her for the sake Of her money.
The builders strike was continued al Lou
don
John Edward Butler. of the ru, Of Butler a
swau. Solicitor OF London had absconded
he IL a defauiter TO the smonut OF one hundred
thousand dollars.
FRAncE The Emperor Napoleon las order
"a two GoveTnmeut steamers 10 proceed 10 Al
gena aud Guauo 10 bring back the political
exiles.
The Paris correspondent Of the London News
iatiuates that the news from Italy lad much
10 do with tbe Emperors amnesty. and that
! The impossibIlity VI carrying out The peace 81
VITA fTanCS ~ accordance Win the ste"r VI
| Austria had made Napoleon reflect seriously
90 the necessity OF fallyng the men 81 all par
ties about his standard.
| The projected fortifcations al Antwerp were
exciting increased attention aud uneasines- al
| Paris.
| ITALY THE Cheyalier Forini had quilted
ModenIa for Parma 10 assume the dictatorship
offered to him.
| The Municipality had issued proclamation
expressing their unanimous desire for tins
aud the populat GA eyinced great enthusiasm
| The Government had purchased 1000 rifles
and invited the disbanded corps Of the rifle
men Of the Alps TO take service under Parma
AusrRiA.4-lt was reported from Viena, tha
the Emperor was getting impatient at the de
lay in the restoration of the oraud Dukes, and
also, that the Austrian corps d'ArDte was VI
be concentrated near Reyegno, Oh the road u
the legations aud city of Modenla.
A decree had been issued at Bologna, dc
claring all the citizens Of Romagna, withou
distinction Of religion, equal IN the Law. Anc
in the exercise Of their political rights, Fathel
Goozgt had been preaching al Bologna.
John Moody. second mate OF the ship Mary
oi BalA, had been committed Ia kDgland OF
the charge of wilful murder. IN killing, Oh
board that ship while it was landing IN ID,
Cyne. seaman named Whitleous
| The steamer Eufopia arrived out 81 he At
ternoon Of the 20Lh ult.
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~oat tsFestb tasass 81 Sa0rsss~sa > go :.
Horace lireeley. IN writing from Salt 1-sle
City under date ii July 18th. gives his impFes-
ions 81 Mornloni>m lie says he has an ample
oppoFtaaity Of studying tlels Va their Soc al
~ fs-iive sad devetionsl bliss. fheve J. but
irtie -neial lsie aDosg them ~ NE nnder-ta Dd
the term In their religion. add all that per
ffafns 20 "a thew are fanaticsl Mr. GFeeley
doe nof think that thr srea' hotv Of NJ or,npns
aFe knsse- aud hypoesIts. hat on the contra
I ~. that they are houe~s and siscere ~ their
iconvictsons Of heir leaders be eoteFtains a
diffesent OPINION. Mr. Greelay satisfied him
self that the eh.sgss against the Aormons con.
corning the N0anisI me<iow massacre and the
Parish mnrder~ true huf thin - the great
hc-s, of The Sa,aiz knew nothing Of these ont-
rage, sod lhal they do not believe that their
brethren were concerned in hem. The idea of
bringng MeEunoBs D. jsst'css IN Utah - ridiculous
The Fedora Judges aud the Federal Go.er
nor at oUt - fule thea. are perfectly pow r
less, AID thssr proceedings farce. Bring h am
Young. says Greelsy, "earne- the Territory ia
hfs brceche- POcket without shadow OF OPP
tpcsltioa. he governs without responsibility n
law or pubic o,,sl "a. lor there poser bal
that OF the Church" La cone lu>ios, aud briefly
Nr q reeley gives hi- view a. ~ what should
be doas wsih the Mormon~.
We qnoie:
"The Church IS r.eh. aud ~ hourly increa~
trvversles " hieh eisex here cause laa suits the
4 Church spousls. lltlle or aotLIHg. 80 rales
lerythBg. while the Federal Governtneat
Though sI<ading ~ OF three millions per an
nun here, aud keeping up lu~sy parade ot
authenty, II pow sTless aud dispis.d. o.. ghen,
i we are 10 have popular sosereigDt, ga The Ter.
r,tories, led - have 1t pure and with shsms -
Let Brigham be &c appointed Governor ,wnh.
draw the present Federal ofhes holders AID
army. open shorter aud better roads Ia Cali
tofnia through The country Uofth VI Bndger
and aotify the emsgrants thai, II they choose
"a pa-s through Utah, hey will do al their
owB risk.
LET The Mormons have The Territory "a
lthsmselvss-il A. worth very little To others
but reduce It's ARIA y cutting Ut Carson Val
/ ley Oh the QUE side and making a Rocky Noun
tain Territory on the otbsr. anil then let them
20 ON their way rejoicing. believe th,s d.
uet only 10y tar the cheapest, but the safest aud
best mode OF dealing with he difficulties al
l..a<iy developed aud daily developing here
lsness the action of Popular Sovereignty IN
tine Territories Is 10 De utterly exploded and
given up. Popular Sovereignty in Tern
territory IL . eontr adietIoa % terms. but Pop
slar Sovereignty IA a Territory, backed 10y d
theasasi sharp Federal Dsyoaets aud bat
Ter, OF hy AK artillery A. too nonstrsas a ia
tiisty, 10 transpsrenl a s~Iadie, 10 be taucl
loager upheld or tolerated.
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How admirably the -gotism Of purse proud
vanity Is shown up by The following anecdole.
In the interior Of South Carolina there lived
SANS years ago, an old man, very rich and
very ignorant. HIS only son was educsted al
the south Osrellns Collsge. aud after gradu
atsd was sent 10 Europe by his indulgent par
eat. On his return ms father asked hum what
he saw an Europe The son replied thss he
seen many rare aud beautiful thugs aud may
hue Cites
''Did you ssc any place yos liked better than
homef" asked the old man.
"Oh lss." vas The rsply."l saw London
and Paris-both very fine cities.
Which dad you like best." again asked the
lAihsr
rParis. replied the sou.
HYou like Paris great deal did you'll" con
tlnssd the old man
"Oh. Yes, very much.
Then III buy II for you" triumphanuy
repl I'D the old gentleman.
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ARROW EscArk PROM Mar Doc -fhe
Columbus City iowa, Eafrtrise Of lsst week
-ta'es that three young girls. one . daughter
~ Mr. } b. Nichols. snothefs daughter Of Mr.
Doughers. Of Marshal tp.. were chased by a
mad dog oae day last week Twoaf The guls
ran up stairs IN the house u Mr.. Doaghsr,y
closing the door after them. while the third
one sought safety under bed on the FIRST hoor,
being closely puTsnei BY the rab,d animal
The dog sprsng at the bed. seized the bed
eic,h.s. shaking and tearing theu. after which
be ran out aud jumped through the window Il
an oot house. when b. was dispatched b, .
shot FROM ride
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A ClRIous FAcr.-lf al scorp % Suspended
by piece Of thread within hail an inch OF the
surface OF some water contained "a b, acinth
gIa-s, aud 50 permitted 10 renais without be.
rug disturbed. a. ssll. iu fe~ months. burst
and throw root down into The water. AID
shoot upwards IT, tApering stem viii beauu
fai lllile green leases. a ysuug oak Tree grow
IA this way on the mantrl shelf Of a room.
yer, interesting OBJECT We have sesn several
oak trees, aud aiso chestnut ues. ahus grow
AZ but all Of them, ho~eser. have died 4lter
lev monlhs, probably ewing W tae wa.sr
nct beiug changed sufficiently often IA afford
lhsm the necessary quanti,, u noarishmeut
lrosl the matter contained ia IL.
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A DOUGLAS DukAT N WIscoSsfS. i'm
precision has generally prevailed that, Of all
the Western States. (odIside Of illinois,. there
was none in which Douglas had 80 strong and
sune hold upon The Democracy as III wiscon-
sin. Such is probably the fact: yet. at the
Democratic Convention Of that State. the
friends OF the Little Rebel. much TO their dis
appointment. were foiled il their purpose Of
choosing Delegates TO the Charleston conyeu
ltion. The Milwaukee Wisconsin. a Neutral
paper, thus Tells the story 10 brief:
"The Democratic State Co9veDtioa post
popei the appointment OF delegates 10 Char
lesion 10 State Convention. TO be held 90 the
22d Of February This is decisive triumph
of the Seymour and Admipisir ration. ioters-ts.
ever the Douglas partssans. The postpone
ment was carried By close vote. The Doug
las men feel very sore ever the result."
OF course. 10 any Convention chosen espe
cislly to nominate delegates 70 the Nation al
Convention. The officeholder. will have deci
ded advantage. What they arc nov doing ior
Douglas in Indiana is prslsy cure - be done
Wisconsin, With The Northwest against hiIa.
be will ! ave nothing " hope. .4sss
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Prcf tiamilteo. In az sdife~ u he gradp
.tss al The Buffalo Medical COLLEGE asaeane.~
''brosdslstSY - "a snsmy N The h~slsh. Has
rrmass are seu.sbie and TO the pom, he
svs
American gentlemen have Adopted a. . IA
tional eo~tme. broadcioath-s hin, tight kt
ting blsck suit Of trcsdeioth. To foreigners,
Ne ~s~na always % b al mourning ee tra.sl
"a hlsrt 90 vvits IN hiack saa ~esk =. tlaek
The pn,st. abs la~~r.t the doctor. he l,lsrsrv
man. the mechanic. and even TIE csgy isborvr.
choose slwsy~ the same uavarying. monoioa.
oas black troAdcloth a ST e aud material
shleh ought to not % have t<eu adopted ooi
II the drs~ieg rceu os me palpst. because u
ieet'le aud expensive tsbfic. hsvau~ Il j.
II the tscrih no sue ahle protection sgahst the
cold. - u indeed any more seftahle n ths
-0uth II - too thin % sfswNrm in The nm
ter. snd tse black Ia be eesi an The snnts<r
hut r~lsessliy - ~ pi1sS Ct slo a bcs&o~s ihs
wesrer ' always afraid of soiling "a by expo
sure foanr gentleman vii not I,lsy bxif. 81
pitch gsosis. ct ~ss~slo nj tsnbs~. ~ q o.,
otheS sa,lsr thing lest shesr bre1s.eisb sheu II
be offended. They vii nc' - out ,nto tbs
storm. bccsusc the hrostclosh VIII toss u
lustre II rsss falls uPss "a they = .: ga rsf
becss~c. hey hrse no o..ae<i~nse ~ ihe str~ss a
II the bEoAdelo'h - every body kso~s - :.
iziihirs- ~ thee seung men. aud tho>e old
eF uasu. merchants. mechanics. srd ell. le.r'
Ia walk talk Asd lAlsk -ss<s.y aad carefully
the, seldom seEtsse' csen - t.sxh - lhe ca
rnishs VI th~ir sadss ... ..
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LINZ N TRASsPLASrISo TREEs An English
publication says that large plantation OF trees
has bseu formed in that country, within tew
years past. without the loss of single tree,
by Psttiag a small quantity oflime in tn hole
when planting the tree. -Four bushels Of
line are said 10 be suiiiciea, for an acre
The lime is thoroughly mixed itL the soil,
in order that IL may be reached by the roots
with equal facility Ia every direction, as its
principal effect 10 push forward the tree dur.
,pg ti1e first pr~car,oss stages OF w. growth
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

One vi the most successful efforts st rascal
liy ever heard OF. was brought "a light yeslrr
day IN this city.
AZ appears thai sharper ~ Philadelphia
advertised lsr a s0nsLe- VI yoang laGies, 10
20 South ~ hi situations as teachers 0l music.
hiteen young women we're accepted by the al
sertiser, Who we're 10 have reuuasefative eu
pho, meat IN the f-infly Of wealthy soathssn
rlxnter, sad every respsct their further pros-
,s~sts, ~eFe Of the most hAtteriug description,
II wac simpI, stipulated By The adssruset
hal The iadis should defsay IA par their
respective destinations, aud awning IN tins
|ehy en- route Tor the south, the shsrper t9ok
charge Vi the baggage OF the tlaaies, collected
tr.sa them about Si5U.O0 iot theu isirs, Ia ne
I>,esmship. aud Wide they were wslt,ng pa;
Ilfsutfy al The Hotel Tor him 10 coadact them
90 board, he decamped,. -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

az Some william entered ~. Lukes church.
Episcopal in Buffalo lev DAYS ago. stole
all he could hnd worth stealing. broke down
the altar rails, tore Up the sunday school
books. aud set them Oh fre. aud torned "a tLs
gas iron. all The burners. 70 burn Lhs hoass
Town. but defeated bis sehe,ue by has own ca.
gerness 20 destroy. la order to gave the burn
ing books some additional fuel. be threw The
ministers sorp.ioe over them aud ran oil. TLe
supplies smoihered TOE IRE. and saved us
house