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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-30
TO tho Public

To tho Public I!
THE UNDERSIGNED RAvE THIS DAY
i entered into Co-pastnsrship for the par.
pose Of doiSga
General Neal Estate, Fire ana
AiAe Insurance AGency.
Undsr the Arm Of
ROBERTS 4 .11ANDALL,
AID hops by sssies attention 20 business and fair
dealing, 70 share portion ofthc patronage ofthe
people. All business entrusted 10 our care will
b altended % with promptness.
O0ce eos Brady -. ard CcmI Alley. up
s1ML ioBERrs. JOS. !. CRANDALl.
b perAiusion We refer to
HON. JOHN L. DAVIES.
JOHN I: DILLON,
-"' q y. cASsE . Co.. w.
Dr. J. J. BURTIS.
HON. Il. LOWRY.
IRA n. CLIFFORD. Pres LIST Natl bank,
ED. RUSSELL ESQ, Editor Of Gazette.
II Il M o VAL.
The Office Of thc State Agency Ct the Ph9nix
Mutual Life ms. Co. Hartford. Conn. is now To-
Gated q u Brady street. ever Price. Conner
Co.'S store.
Persons Wishing 10 insure their lives In q com
pssy that has never contested . claiw,- will do
wek to call on the undersigned.
SAM'L ROBERTS, Ges'l Ag't.
ROBkRTS i CRANDALL.
Real Estsfe 4 Ins. Agents,
Office A lsady st, up stairs.
Deslrable Clsy Property Ter sale.
Two ,torv frsme house, eroonns, good cistern,
out buildings,~ full lot. very hne location
Low for Csoh.
Two story frame house, = rooms. good we'll.
cistsf., ban Be-. some choice fruit and shade
trees, folIdots; cor Be had = = bargain.
Oss end sue-half frame house on leased
ground. lsase TO ran ycasa. very lev fol
cosh.
Also. 10 scrss 1pe rollisg prsisis, suitable
for either gsaia oe stock farm, with never fell.
isa weesr. Ososs quarry. 4 good ievestaeat.
Duainees 0tand.-A Hne stock Of COufeetien.
ssy With The good Will q The Business. il aseod
location. Ckcap fos Caoh.
8CBDEHTO . OHANDALL.
Real EstoAe ed 1nsuranes AhenSs.
Dpveapost, March I. 1857. nhy-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-30

GALlAr.A Satire County. III.
Nsssrs. hossetter 4 SSnith--Gcnticsnen
have pr scticed medicine Ter many years. and
have used your Biitess In . aussbes III cases
With great success. aad take pleasure in recon
.asGdier them 10 the public In general.
j. sMitH. NJ. d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-30

DAVENPORT NURSERY
WEsTP1lAL 4 sON. Propri's.
HAvE THE PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE
IL 10 tho Pubii0uShst they have re opened
this spring. at thcifUld stand Of
Flowers, Vegetable and seed
store.
BETWEEN FOURTH h FIFTH, ON
Harrison Street,
Where they will be pleased 70 receive orders for
Trees. = a6N. G1Owers. and
Bedding Owtsplonao.
Catalogues on application, mch7 -dsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-30

Chicago Lave 0took naarkee.
OssoAso. March 10
Cattle Receipte 10 care sheice 70 peias
" ss4s.2s iesf y keoA se.sS07 .Ss; comnos
Hsgs = Reesiptt ~ ears choice 70 prize
o. odes.so far e good o. s00s. 90 esmmos
10 medium tSsoeu5.l5.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-30
ClrY L1vERY sTAnLR.

CITY LIVERY STABLE.
TNn1 UNDERSIGNED HAVE ~
u jest opened sew
On Third street, betwesn ljsalY4
I'D Perry sd hsye stcshed y Nh lsw ess:
Gontlo hossea
Pastisulas aaSsatiss paid te fsssssls, Pie4iss,
end Parties attended y q III tioee. dee.l1
Mesaes beaeht eol6 and exehs~geo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-30
MUSICAL.

NEW music 1aOONaN.
VI 10. j. Kim M = 10 M A N.
WELL KNOWN ~
Practical instrument Maker,
LAS LEASED THE STORE ROOM OvER
Ii No. In CLAtsa Row, where he intsnds
keeping = stock Of
PIANOS. ORGANS. MRLODRONS. AND ALL
KINDS or MUSICAL rNeTRUMKNTS.
Sheet Music. Music Boois. &c. Persons wish.
log 10 purchase Instruments will do we'll 10 call
on him. He hes ~ hand large ssoeh Of Pianoe
which he will sell a ESQ &C. 60 lees than msnu-
lecturers priccs. II the inssrumenss do rot
give full Satisfaction The money will be refunds1
Mr.. Zimmerman keers oil instruments purchas.
"a Of him in order without extra charge. SHY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-30
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.

lsnev sGesed . ~ aniieleA thrUugbsss ths $780,
IT, ASef having oecA proved by the test of elsvQa
yeass - ne Net 0nQo6n6 Seases. where it, mestoo
hsvs become q wsu known ~ the tree from which,
q part. u derives ~ vistose.
The White Pine Csnpsund Cures
Bore Thsost, Colds, Coughs, Dipthesia hsoachitis,
Splitting os nl00d. AsA Pulmonary Affections gomez
aOy. ttis remarkable Remedy Tot toiding Crime,
Blesdin9 tsg0 tho kdneys and Bladder. Gravel. snd
other comple1pts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-30

BfadIey'S duplex Elliptic Skirt.
VERY FLEXtbLE. FOLDED EASILY
Ehen in use TO occupy . small space -na-
king the most Agreeable SklnT ~oro. In Ill
sixes. at Wholesale and Retail BY ~
n a W Q1Ql.0U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-15
DIR. II. J. KIsNER,
CLECTIC MEDICINEs

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, SD ST., CENTRE WHEELING, w. VA
nR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
~, VICES OF an Intelligent assistant, who
VII VII aItend 70 the PREPARATION of medl-
BILE him to give more attention 70 out ps-
tents, especially to his many friends In The
country. HIS medicines are all prepared in
his own office, and all delivered to his ma
uentS by himself DR.. X. treats ali disease
,s1i a acute ana Chronic, with which human.
lly IL anlcted. He has large number of new
remedies, which have proved remarkaIIy
successful in many of those obstinate cases Of
chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed to be incurable among yynicl, NAV
De named: Consumption, Scrofula Dis
cnaTges from the Ear, Ozena. Enlarged Glands,
Cancers and Skin Diseases His mode Of
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Com nlaints
bronchitis and all diseases OF the 'Tbnoaf
ar 5;eesra ~ re THyPeTtrophy and all 9th:
Spinal Affections, and all diseases Of he Nor
vous system, IS acknowledged by ali who have
ever known to the medical profession. DR.. 4.
mas been erninently successful in the treat.
Aienstrul Distractions PaInfI mi MensfTns,,i6n
LeucrrheH, Uterine and OvariOH Tnmnrs
fLolapsTIs Uteri and all Nervous diseases 10
Wmch they are subject.
he makes specially in the treatment of
all Chronic Affections of the Gentle TTSinaTv
E [gSiis, VIZ: Satarrh OF bladder and Urethrs
Dr1bbling of Urine, TJTinarv fDancsi,s ~
Gravel, Ptabetis ana Difficult Urinatfng sy.
Philltic Diseases in all their varied tSrIS5s
ShonarThea, its complications and seoneIiss
sperlnatorrbea and Impotency and all q fiec.
LIONS consequent upon youthfil ntiisrfetions
also special attention paid to the Treatment
OF FlSLnlas, White Swelling, ScrofIIoIs
SoEe eSs SaE1cose Ulcers, &c. Persons affiicted.
II1afucuiarly with old trOublesome cases
Shonin lose no time to call on or address DR'
hlSNER- Communications containin1 "a
promptly noticed. ONCE prescriptions and
medlclne cash. For visits in CITY. same ~
other physicians. Office hours, g a. NJ 10 II
NJ; :: Z. NJ. TOD 2. NJ, and P. NJ. o9P. III.
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State Commission Notice
Notice to Loyal sIave-Ouners-


THE COMMISSION APPOINTEDBY Blythe
i Secretary of War, under the 24th section
OF the Act of Congress, approved February
24th, 1864, and Section II. OF an Act approved
drafted Into the military service OF the United
States, having assembled at the City OF Par-
keEShurg, West Virginia, on the twelfth day
Of December. 1866, and duly organized as per
directions from the War Department, do
hereby give notice to all Whom It may Con-
Germ That said Commission will sit in the
City of Parkersburg West Va, on the 18th
day of December, 1866; and as long thereafter
as may be necessary at the same place, for the
Commission. Claimants for CONDENSATION
under the said Acts OF Congress- are respect
fully requested to forward their claims with
directed TO HENRY AMisS, Clerk OF Commits
sion, Parkersburg, West Virginia.
For the Information OF those interested, we
respectfully invite their attention to the fol-
lawtnE instructions received from the War
Department: - 1000 - =
i IS shown that the Slave enlisted, or was
draited' In the State for which the Commits
sion is appointed. t-# rlITT T7-7Tf
second. No claim will be entertained
when the ownership or title to the services OF
the party enlisted, is based upon a sale or
transfer made subsequent to the drafting or
enlistment OF the slave. '.a 1873 -E-t#
Third. Executors, Guardians and Trustees
must ME with claims made in behalf OF the
iSat TN tey represent satisfactory evidence
anthority 10 act for such parties. ~
Fourth Claimants will be REQUIRED tn
designate the regiment and the COMPANY in
winch the soldier, for whom they claim com
Filth Parties claiming compensation for
more than one servant, or slave enlisted or
GRATED as soldier. must file a Separate and
uiSEncL claim Tor compensation, in each case
,.Sixth: The claimants valid title to the
the claimants active loyalty during the rra,
must be established, - go - "'-'
MILTON. 2. AMISS, Pres't of Board
ROB'T. 8. BROWN, Memb Of Roard
JOHN E-SCHLEY, Memb of Board.
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LIST OF TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
DURING THE MONTH OF DECENIBF.R.-
y deed from Jacob Berger, trustee. to
Conrad Strobel OF lots Nos. and II in
Sec. f. Mount Wood Cemetery,
A deed from G. L. Cranmer to Ssm'l
Irwin for lot No. t., Centre Wheeling.
y deed from j. l.. HaryraVeS and
wife to ChRs. II. Collier Tor lot II in
Zane's addition. ZRne's Island.
y deed from Samuel Irwin to q. l..
Crnnmer for the one half OF lots g. and
81 in Caldwell's addition.
A deed from Conrad Strobel, trustee.
TO A. G. Charles Lirick, for lot No, ii
in Sec. +, Mount Wood Cemetery.
\ deed from Israel Stewart, executor
OF Elizabeth Stewart, to James Rogers
for s. acres OF the Patterson farm.
\ deed from David j. Smith, admin.
istrator, to Joshua Bodley, for lot No.
IL, between 9th and 9TH, on Lindsay
street.
A deed from Edward Jones and wifi,
to John Hausenaur, for lot No, ~. on
east side OF Coal street.
a deed from p. c. HiIdrsth and wifi.
to John Nolan, for the east half OF lot
9, square Is.
4 deed from Geo. McGinnis and wife
to Ann NJ Moug, for the east half of lot
5, in Zane's addition.
A deed from John Frew and wife To
T. II. Mong, for the west half OF lot 5,
In Zane's addition.
a deed from ii. Gray and wife to d.
c. Gray. for the east half OF lot IS. i'm
the town of Triadelphia.
deed from James 5. Wheat. special
commissioner, 10 Thomas Pollock. for
two-thirds OF lot 50 and part OF lot Il9,
on Market street.
A deed FROM j. F. Updegraff, trustee
LOT Anna G. Moore, to the North West
Virginia Agricultural Society, for the
Fais Grounds, containing acres, ?
roods and 6 67-l00 poles.
ueed from Robert Frazier and wife
to Frederick and MontaVne Roo-ars to-
part OF the Frazier farm on S,,9fI,s,,l ne
Fun-l2L< acres. va y ven .
A deed from Michael Roth and wife
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the receipt of VALUABLE GIFTS from ms
may be seen on file at our office among
Wnom we are permitted to refer to-: -
c J9nR :. Holcomb, Lambertvi1Ie, N j..
Soid watch, value $3.50. Mrs s. Bennett
cSiSe e5S an street Brooklyn, Sewing Ma
chlnet So. Edwin Hoyt, Stamford, Conn.
Gold Lever Watch, value 500. Hon. r. H.
6rlsgs: washington, ID. C., Diamond Pin
STD J. q. sutherland, 100 Lexington Ave
nue., f1ano, $3.50. Mrs. NJ. Jackson, 2O3 Nine
Ieenth street, n. Y, Sewing Machine. 500
MIS- L. Collins, Atlanta, Ga, Diamond Ius:
Ter Ring, 80. IL. Henry Smith, Worcester.
Mass. Sewing Machine, SIS H shaw n;
18th street, N. V, Gold Watch, $50. E:iyT
Boynton, Nashville, Tenn, MeIodeon- sim
James Russell, Montgomery, Ala. Gold
6enee, r L, Silver Lever Watch, SO. oscar
Purdys Madison, n. j., Music Box SIS. Hon
rs NeEeii, st. Paul, Mimi, Gold Watch
SIso. :. H. Sperry, LitchfieId, Conn, Silver
MaISh, 900. m. b. Peck, Harlem, Ills.
S SGslc BOX so. VIM Raymond, Dayton
LILO SHiio, SlIEer Tea set, Sl25. Miss E. NJ
Scnenck, Detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear RipUs
SIS. Pierre Beaudin, st Charles HotsI'
New Orleans, Diamond Ring, $40. Sfrs
MARTINA Barnes, st. Louis, Mo-, Melodeon
sSA CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY M
The Y ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE Dol
LAR BY PUCHASISG A SEAIED E,SVE
LOPE FOR . cts. A-+> e
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed TO All.
EE6 Tickets for One Dollar. II for IT,
I DolaEs, So for Five Dollars. Great fndnse1
All Letters should be addressed
j. H RAY q CO..
oelS-8md&w Box 6I3O. yev Vol.
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POLICE CoURr.-The police court, yes
tsrday morning, was a fiZzle. a wo-
men of the baser sort had been placed
in the lookup, Saturday night, by n
jealous officer. but, yesterday morning,
1t was thought best to not admit her TO
the privileges of the Jail, and she was
therefore discharged from custody. An
other case was to have been tried, in
which an undutiful nephew had I'M
dertaken to correct his aunt, but the
matter was compromised.
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ANOTHER TEsrIMox1AL.-We have
been using the Mason & Hamlin Cabi-
net Organ in our Sabbath School, Pres
hyterian) for about eighteen months.
and are very much pleased with it, We
find it large and strong enough to use
with 200 children, and could not do
without II in our school now.
WIN. ALEXANDER, Bridgeport, O..
Pastors, Superintendents and the
public generally should not fail to see
Mr.. Sheib's stock at 1879 Main street.
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COURT OF APPEALs.-The court met
yesterday at 9 u. IN. AT l p. III. it ad-
JOurned until = o'clock this morning.
The following cases will be called for
argument to-day:
VIM. Nichols, Ex.'r, Us James S. Por-
ter. Samuel OFT and others ~ John NJ.
Henry and others. Hugh Kiger Us
Thos. a. Roberts. Josiah IngersOll Us
John Wilson. The b. 81 o. r L. Co. Us
J. & w. G.. Lafferty.
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MEErrSo OF THE LRGIsLATURR.-The
majority of the members OF the Legis-
lature have arrived in town, and both
houses will be called to order at lOa. IN.
to day, by the clerks of the last Leg
iHlature.
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Two NEW and beautiful songs. "Sinv
to me softly, dear sister," SOC; 7Footste5
on the stair. Zoe, for sale at Sheib's NM
sic store, 1S9 Main street.
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PuREsr AND SWEETEST Con LIvKR or in
the world, manufactured from mesh selected
LiNers on the sea coast. This OIL Is charac-
teri4ed by sweetness and purity peculiar to
II alone Its reputation is so great that it
takes the lead OF other Oils. and Is universal.
" prescribed by physicians. Remember 10
ask for ''HaEard & CaswelIS Cod Liver on ;,
CAswELL, MACK & CO., New York.
Sole Manufacturer.
For sale by all druggists.
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American Life Drops
For the speedy cure of
ID i p THE =


ID L p II II H RIA
coughs, Colds, HoaIseness, Sore Throat. Rrou.
chitis, rheumatism, and ali kinIired
complaints.
DOR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
oeen before the people, and the verdict
iStutneo rom every quarter, by the con
sHuIleIs OF the half million bottles that have
Oeeh sold within that time, is, that
- 1T ALWAYS CURES"
head the following, which Is only a speci.
tt, en oI the many letters We are ualy receiv-
..o,. "BosToN, MASS,
ORRIN SKINNER & Co.-SIRs-Notwith-
stanulhg my general prejudice against pro-
PlSary (or patiently medicines 1 was induced
~ Duy Two bottles of the American Life
Drops, through the high recommendation of
tneIn Dy afrlend, as always curing DiptheTia
SSougns, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis &c
~ SOD sixteen yeaIs of age, was taken sud
GentS ~ with Dlptherta, and could scarcely
SlfSsdk OF swallow, his breathing was SO bad.
we were much alarmed, but decided to try
Tue Lille Drops before calling q phySiciau By
using the drops according to direction, ne
was soon relieved and the disease entirely
PFoken up. 4 let "A friend suffering with
rheumatism have one of the bottle He
sAys the Lie drops gave immediate relief,
ana are the best medicine he ever used A
II441ILliIy nstr MIN, suffering nom Colds and
We're cured in a short time. sincs then let
nIy Drother. physician have part OF mine,
alu with winch he cared bad case OF Dip
ltueFIt. he is constrained 10 acknowledge
truly yours, Alb. ELDER"
Inc Lie Drops are carefully prepared by
ORRIN SKINNER q Co,
A.. sole PToPrletors, Springfield, Mas,
DemaS Barnes & Co., New York Fuller,
Finch; d Co., Chicago, General Agents.
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HOLIDAY GIFTSI!
=..rrr. BY THE 49, ----.. q
N. 7. Prize Association,
599 Broadway NJ
s 500 900.
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS:

The name and value of each article of our
goods are marked on Tickets placed in
On receipt Of 25cents an en- yeIone inoI,taST,-
ing such I4O!SET win he drawn NfthofIt
choice, and delivered at our Office, or sent by
IhaiI 70 any address, The purchaser after
SEEING what article II draws and its value
H l may be from One TO Five Hum
sL.t ga LDSilarS,-can then, on payment of
Sne DoIlar, receive the article named. or
. my e1cnange II for any other article mark
90 ON our Circular ut the same value Every
"a ~ y ~ SEssWs an article worth ONE DOL
CII, patrons can depend on zyoDpt return.
rae <5Tt'cIes drGlOn LCiH be fnlmeindteIU
Ae7A oV Express or return mail or de-
LII.
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SHOOTING MATCH AT MARrINsvILLB.
"A naturalized American from 1.-THE
ould cOunthry" has learned to shoot a
little since he arrived in this free and
happy land, and frequently therefor
attends shooting matches. Sometimes
he makes a good thing out of these, and
sometimes he don't The latter was the
case, we were Informed, at Martinsyille
last Saturday. After shooting some
thing less than fifty rounds, the gentle
man found himself the winner OF two
chickens. AT the time of receiving
them, he noticed certain stupiness
about them, which he attributed to the
fact that they had been kept in an un-
comfortable position.
In the course of the evening the
chickens were brought home. securely
cooped, and fed. The gentleman went
10 bed, thinking of the fine chicken pie
he would have for dinner on Sunday,
and slept soundly until daylight had
appeared. Then he got up, and the first
thing went to look at the fowls. But,
10! and behold, they were dead. They
had died OF disease of the throat. The
gentleman now INDUCES in invective.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road

Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
tShOrtea and QLttekest Route East and Wet,
ON AND AFTER NOV, 18th. lssE
" Trains will run as follows:
Live Bridgeport $50 D m SIS a m i0.5S q m
Arv Steubenville SEQ d m I.49 m 1T.5S : N
wellsviIle T.s5 u m 's:45 n m I;os = !.
Aiiance;-....1l:25a m 11-25 M Ga 3 m
Cleveland -. 400 o m 9s)O n m s.Ispp NJ
Pittsburgh $40 D m II-O5 a m $40 Z -,
Harrisburg 300 a m 9.S5 a m S.2s -
6alttmore.--- 100 p m 100 a m 200 a M
Washington sos D m Ion n m 1850 : -
ShllaneiPhta $50 p m T:l0 m T:lO a na
New ork-- $40 p m 1910 m 1910 a m
IckeS TO all principal points in the E;asl
and west can be procured at the Union offics
IN Mcclure House and at the Station al Bridoe
port. F. r MYERS
noNSS General Ticket Agent
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MAIL. TRAN-DAr

BENwOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. Or R. Div.
Leave Wheel Leave Ben
Ing ATT. 240A.HI. wood at. $50 AN.
S:B 1910 ''
l2:40 Pm. l:5O Pm.
Z:IO 500 "a
JOHN L. WILSON, Master OF TranspoTtStion
r. 7. DEVRfES
lahI General Agent, Wheeling
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INPoRTANT To LAND OwNERs.-Auv
person interested in any OF the follow
Ing surveys OF lands, can receive infor-
nation in regard to the same, free of
charge, by applying to John Il. Shreves,
Esg.l OF Buckhannon, w. Va:
Fitty-four tracts of 900 acres each.
tract OF 1000 acres, and tracts of |, 500
acres eachi all OF which were surveyed
IN the name OF Henry Banks.
Two tracts OF 1000 acres each. sur.
Heyed IN the names OF John White and
Robert Dorthead,
ed In the names of Charles Sims and
Charles Lee.
One hundred thousand ncres, SURVEY
ed In the name of Joseph Tidball. Also,
tract OF II, 900 acres to the same.
Four trncts OF 5000 acres each sur-
Neyed in the names of ZebulOn Curtis
and Joseph Say.
One hundred and live thousand acres
surveyed in the name OF James welcb'
Ten thousand acres, surveyed in the
name OF Frederick Reed.
Twelve thousand five hundred Rrres
surveyed in the name OF George Mes
senSer.
Fifty thousand acres, surveyed in the
nHme of Robert Patton.
ono hundred and eighty-Geven thou
terson.
One hundred Thousand acres. sur-
Veyed for Hornes, Gale e HARMS; now
owned by man named Thomas. or
Maryland. -
or any other lands surveyed in Ran
dolPh county.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESSES


Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons
London, Graduate ofone OF the most eminent
Colleges In the United States, and the Rreater
part of whose life has been spent in the hos
pitfalls of London, Paris, Philadelphia and
elsewhere, has effected some of the nost as.
tonishing cures that were ever known Inanv
troubled with ringing in the hean and ears
when aSIeep,great nervousness being alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfulneSs, with freOuent
blushing, attended sometimes with deranEe-
mento OF mind, were CURED iInmediatalY
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SCENE IN CHURCH-A HowLING Doc
INTERRUPTS THE EXERCIsEs.-A gen
tleman, living on Market street, is the
happy possessor of II small black tan
dog. This dog has received the most
careful training, and is consequently
able To perform II number of astOnish-
ing tricks, many of them never before
performed by any dog in the world.
One OF these tricks is to join in upon
music being played. This he does in IA
nnnner delightful to hear. -
Well, the servant girl at the gentle
mans house went to church SUNDAY
evening, and tho dog followed her.
Once inside the building, the musical
canine went poking his nose about in
different localities, aud finally assembled
the pulpit stairs. From this elevated
position he calmly surveyed the con-
gregntion- But little did that congre-
CATION think 1t was TO be treated 10 IA
display OF the dogs peculiar powers.
Imagine its surprise then, when the or
gan, commencing to thunder forth its
solemn harmony, the dog thought he
must do as he was accustomed in his
masters parlor. The organ played.
and the dog howled from the pulpit
stairs mt n tremendous rate. The old
folks drew down their brows. The
young ones laughed outright. One in
authority attempted to take the dog
out, but he couldn't see it, and, when
the gentleman attempted to lay hands
on him, jumped back, showed his teeth
and barked furiously. He would
neither go out, nor would he keen
quiet, SO long as the organ sounded.
As lust resort the organist ceased
playing, whereupOn the dog ceased
bowling. Farther, depOnent sayeth not.
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MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone habit me-
quently learned from evil companions, or M
school, the effects of which are nightly fell
even when asleep, and, II not cured, Renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man, the hone of
his country, the pride of his parents should Ia
OF life by the consequence of deviafiIig from
the path of nature, and indulging in a cartSin
secret habit Such persons must, before con.