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coal and Wood.

Ge-,PR1NgFIELD AND DEEP RUM
Sco.I' MINING AND MANUFACTuRlHa
eospANT sixth 9s,vssR Gsryl and Jana
sott LUMP, pc e. load of rs bushes.......... w
Hard sen psr I Ioaa Of IS so
sni.hs losd Of Is mssa with manufacturers
and wholesale dealers. PA. wELLFORD.
az 20-3m 7. A.---
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RICHMOND. VA, September ID, 1867.
A MEETING OF tn E STOCK.
n HOLDERS OF the National Coal Mining Com
pany is hereby called for TUESDAY, September
81, 1887, at O. clock P. NJ, at the flee Of said
company, in Richmond, Va.
BY order OF the President
SO ltd o. q. DORRAECE, Secretary.
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We have lust received from large auction sales in
New York the CHEAPEST GOODS yet
offered to the public:
NAINSOoK MUSLIN at Csc, worth 4oc.;
SWISS MUSLIN at 4oc., worth Soc;
SWISS MUSLIN at SOC worth 75c.;
CAMBRIC EDGING at loc.;
CAMBRIA EDGING at 25c.;
SWISS EDGING at loc.;
SWISS EDGING at &c.;
SILK GAUNTLETs at CSC. per pair, worth &c..
CAMBRIA BANDS, &c., worth 81;
CAMBRIA BANDS, ST., worth $3.50;
CAMBRIA BANDS, Sl.o5, worth $3.50;
CAMBRIA BANDS, 81, worth double the money;
PURE LINEN TOWELS, l2sc.;
PURE LINEN DIAPER, So piece, worth SO;
TABLE DAMAsK, purs linen, Soc, worth 7sc.;
sATINETTS, 37lc., worth 5Oc.;
SATINETTs, Soc, worth 75c.
SATINETTS, 6oc., worth 81;
HICKORY SHIFTING, very heavy, ls3c. a yard
BED TICK, l'3c., worth lG3c.;
BED TICN, less., worth 2Oc.;
GINGHAMs, le3c.;
CALICOEs, 10, 49, log, and 2Oc.
BLEACHED COTTON, 10, l2i. Is. lea. and 2oc.
UNBLEACRED COTTON at same prices;
SHIFTING STRIPES l2.c.;
Excellent IRISH LINEN at Soc;
SHIRT BOSoMs, warranted al Linen, eSc.;
Full.width sHEs1ING, 4oc.;
PILLoW-CAsE COTTON, 2sc.;
A
WHITE COTTON HOSE, lts:. per pair;
LINEN CAMBRIC HASDKERCHIEFS, $l.25 pc,
dozen:
REAL FRENCH WoYE CoRsETs, 81 and sl.2s.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
Just received large and beautiful lot, bought
at great sacrifice. We have
Beautiful MOHAIR PLAIDS. 25c.;
Beautiful GERMAN P0PLIN, s7lc.
Beautiful SILK STRIPE POPLIN. sOc.:
sp,sndid EMPRESS CLOTH, In superb colors
very cheap.
FLANNELS!
ELANNhLS.
FLAENELS!
Great inducements arc offered in these goods
purchase much below the regular price. We are
giving our customers the advantage OF our bar
gains. We have in our stock every grade o.
Flannel, among them good
ATWOOD FLANNEL,
ONLY THIRTY CENTS PEP YARD.
and some as low as Csc. per yard.
Eemember our number, ls!7, and don't be ga
tisfed till You reach the store over which foats
the FLAG inscribed
"LEvYs' DRY GOODS STORE
LEVY BROTHERS,
sa1o lsi7 Main street.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Schooner No:
GOAL. now on the way from Philadelphia 80
tons Of ICE now on the way from Boston 500
casks of ROCKLAND LIME now in store. Per-
sons who wish to keep hot. COOL or clean, will
do we'll to give me call, as we are downward
bound in our prices. b. WAhD"ELL.
se l5-ts
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NEW GOODs.-We are receiving our
~ fallsupply Of Churns, Ba. kets, Broons, Fea-
ther and Eatr Busters; Clothes. Shoe. and Scrub
Ding Brushes Brass. bound Cars and Buckets, with
thousand other things you want. Call and see
DANDKIDGE & ANDERSON,
sea- s27 Broad styset,
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Meetings.

ID ELIGIOUs NOTICE.-The old and
IN new members OF st. Johns church will hold
their intended meeting at Mr.. Sausr's TU-MOH.
ROW Sunday AFTERNOON at o'clock. All
friends of the cause, whether on the list or not,
are most earnestly invited TO attend:
+. TURGENS,
EB. L0HMANN,
So 2l-ltN HENRY M EYER.
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CABELL & WATKINS, lib Main
" street, Lancaster Building, Richmond, Va,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEER
having especial facilities with northern and Vir
ginia purchasers solicit consignments of all kinds
of REAL ESTATE, in the city and state. for sale.
exchange, lease, or purchase, privately and al
auction, on the most liberal terms.
4. DARLINGTON CABELL,
an lO-3m ]. B. WATKINS.
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no ANNIE r. MoNIVENS.-Please

| t,N1C h' MUM V ENo.-I Iedoe
- take notice that on the l3th day of October
Mex TO at being Saturday, at the office Of Samuel
I A. tage attorney at law in the city OF Rich
thonu, snail take the depositions OF william N.
t o. Ia certain suit for divorce now pending
IA Inc circuit Court Of the city OF Richmond on
the chancery eide thereof In which am plaintiff
ana You are efendant. II from any cause the
aeroBltions should not all be taken on that day.
me taxing them Will be adjourned from day 10 day
TILL completed. THOMAS MCSlVENS
se7l-lOt by his counsel.
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AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR
N SALE.-The undersigned offers for sale I'd
his RESIDENCE at Lexington. Va. The e::sS
house is nearly new, and contains eight . -
acres of land attached to the property. The
grounds are handsomely improved and wei sup
pli ed with shade and fruit trees. more desira-
bIs property is rarely offered for sac.
For terms OF sac aud other Information, in my
az IiN4w JAMES g. PAXTON.
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ICE.-StockholderS OF the & :
IN RICHMOND MASONIC BUlLDING Xxx
ASSOCIATION are required to make pronpt/V\
payment of the second instalment on stock, due
the 10Th day OF September. 1857.
ROBERT Z MACoMbE8, Treasurer,
SO 2o-3t corner Main and Tenth streets.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-The Executive Committee OF Flu
wanna county are requested to meet at the Court
Louse on MONDAY the 23d instant.
&. FOA TAME, President
Virginia Central Railroad Company.
COMMITTEE
James Gait, ]. Loving,
Col D. w K Bowles, n. w. Basket,
Cant r H. Tutwiler J. Omohundro,
Georpe Stillma,, I. o. Gooch,
Col. George w. Petit, nr. J. Mcdaniel,
A p. Bowles, Er. gray, c,,
Joseph Payne, William "a ShepPala'
!. a. Bullock, J. B. Burgess,
J. r. Vest, Dr.. Y. COX,
S. G. Burnley, We. strange,
DR.. A. l.. Brent, ii CLARK, oo ..
A. Perkins. SO 2e-2t
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41la2L8enle7ltS.

GRAND EXCURSION TO COAL
NE FIELD
FOR THE BsNEFIT OF THE
SECOND BAPTIST (CULORsD) CauhOn.
Leave Danville Railroad depot at O'CLOCK
| MONDAY MORNING. u.pp1a
| AZ 2l-.t . ~ 49,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i THERMOMETERS {high scale) for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & Co., Druggists,
SELF Main street, corner Thirtssnts.
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TOHN DOOJEY, Hat and Cap Manus
u facturer and Dealer, l2ll Eagle Square, ca
ing and manufacturing all styles Of staple A@sA
and fancy Hats and Caps. Wool Hats, mems and
bows, from the lowest to the highest price Fur
and Six Dress Hats of all grades:
Just received very beautiful lot Of Military
Caps for OH GERS and privates.
Wholesale merchants would do well to call.
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A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
n LANDS.-I have formed business eonnsc.
ton with Messrs. Murphey y Troutnan, Real rs
applications for the purchase of large number OIL
farms and other real property In Virginia, foI
Pennsylvanians desiring to remove to this State.
On application, In person or by mail, will with
pleasure furnish any having lano fo- sale spe'
cifc information on tho subject.
]. D. IMBoDEN, Attorney at Law,
an zo-ts Richmond. Va.
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Real Estate Agencies.

DARTON & ROGERS,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office Ill and lib Fourteenth street, near Cary,
RICHMOND se lin
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ne JUST PUBLISHED,
CUR LATEST ADVERTISEMENT

we charge nothicg for It, and at the same time
it is the most valuable document recently
issued from the press.
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A GLORIOUS FUTUk E.-eaap
n A. GUEST Co., No. sos Broad RH4
street, have ust returned from the east ~
srn cities with the largest stock Of 49,
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought to this city, which they will offer 10
the public at astonishipgly low prices. We adver-
fiae no price list as Stock Is too large to enums.
rate ali the different prices Gail and examine our
prices and we guarantee to compete with the best
and cheapest In the city. Country merchants will
ind 1t to their interestto call on us before making
their purchases.
A large lot Of SEWED BRCGANs and NAPO.
LEON SCOTS. A. GUNhT Co.,
auao 30 sos Broad, near Fifth street.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, dc.

pOoTS, SHOES, and TRUNKS: rga1
d 800 cases in stors.-Having received R@4
the most of my FALL STOCK: l ain pre-. ES
pared TO fell all goods in my line as low $~s
as can be Dough. elsewhere in the city, either by
the case, dozen, or pair. II in want are invited
10 call before buying. Just received. another lot
OF those fine Calf sewed Dress Boots at six dol
lars. Fl. N. CASTOR, ld2O Main street.
Y wIyrRFr Salesman sel3
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READ! READ
IT WILL PAY TO DO 30.
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1..noonon,o "a country hnvers. sell
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So 1S-6t
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RroftingEby a Speech.

+ During areeent political campaign in
the State Of Nassachusetts. two orators
| set out together for the purpose Of rons-
ling d certain district t0 The SPIRIT III the
times. IL Onei( (#hom we willacall DaYisI,
being well known in this capacitys was
to speak last, as 1T was tearsdrit he
spoke first, that his, colleague Pratt by
nancy would be left minus an audience.
They had charge Of 4 very extensive
district, andlateachalittle town and viz
lagei aYissdelighted ibis hearers with
the same speech until Pratt lost all apaa
tience, Finally, this repetition became
source of such annoyance that he set set
seriouslyEto work to devise a way to
put a stopEto thisnmethod iof speedy
Imaking5 Beinga fellow Of some lwats
| he finally hi hit 3 upon "a plan which he
thought might prove successful, and re-
solved to put it into EXECUTION at the
next meeting. Accordingly when tie
yh0phaarrisedg and nifs1was
called upon fora fewsgemagks, heiFase,
and !, without, the Slightest hesitation,
repeated Davis's speech, word for word I
Poor Davis was utterly at loss what
10 aesihe rdseinleRshaefasdih 6ate NUM-
,bleS off atew7 words, apdsendedhg aayr
ing that "the gentleman whp, had pre-
.ceded him had exhausted the subject I"
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ltTTow.Parchr0ent 1ia AEads.a.

! Parchment IS made, Of the skins d
sheep and JaHlbsS though that kind
| which is llssed3. for the heads of drums,
is said tobe made ofagoatskins4uaV ell
llum isaa fner.s smoother, white kind Of
parchment, ,dimade 7of,skinsnsof nyoung
calYes.iedThe mode of preparation is.
RPfrst7t6 take offIthe hair OF: wool, then
Idto steepthe sklniin limeTahdaftefwaris
l'stretch it very firmly of'a WOODEN frame.
When thas fixed, 1t IS sefapedf with d
bluht iroa tool, Wetted, and Fubbed with
chalk ana pdbice.stonco;;A and these
lserapings and rubbings are repeated sew
efal times, on each side Of the skin, till
lit is fit torEsE0IEB YE3JTEa1
Parchment wa, employed in VERY, ami
clept times; andiit is curious that from
abddt the seventh t6 the tehth century, !.
lit was Beautiful dwhite ana good 70 bit
observation-disclosures avery inferior, dirty
looking parchment game into use, which
has the appearance 3i9 Of bDeing, mqch cIhl cid
er than the, new. The reason for, this
lis supposed to be that the writers in
these latter eehtutiesdsed ito prepare
Their owhIpafchment3 whiIeat an earlier
date, it wasa curious art, only possessed
by the manufacturers, Parchment was
sometimes SO rare and scarce, that great
numbers of the older MANUSCRIPTS were
.eraced with gpumicerstOne, Or7the ink
rubbed out with asome chemical sub
stance, in order that, they might be used
again for writing pnrposeas4-Hids and
Heather Interest. .'Ha
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WHOLE No. Il828.
.d99 ~ 9hi Ia sWoT
.1sFarrnarsal Sgolsiri1a1l
's5a8 WHE GTi ANfJ FRfTfT7 75'71T

'aD WHEAT AND FRUIT. 'a"
a'The present winter. tBds iaf, fas
been the most favorable for wheat ana
fruit that We have had for many Years.
The ground has Been. to some once ,exfteIHIit 4
covered WITH show fOf many w weeks eek a!a9lda and
has been frozen ali that thattiti time, ne TAs
wheat IS therefore safe from o9nl'g winter nftef
freezing, which Is one Of IT'S greatest
dangers in this climate b b9ilao 'Hr1ai
The steady cold is also most favorable
to- thsffuitprospectai Peaches are gen.
eruilyIwinter killed whsurthe crop fHgl
Itis rarely that they are an kilIedd HI
the spring. AT this time the buds dRs
MhaBg andfare al good, so far das-we
have sxaminedsheni. The feguiafieSld
weather keepss them back, and unless
there should fbeunasadlIy Iyeold westhsP
iuAprlI or May, we nmayliook for a
fall crOphns ,9tEass 2 y eds % bstosis
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tai hear the mingled million voices of
the people, and, if they are wise, they
oJSy-and "poLclEs' yield to the power
Of the. pularsympathies and will. ,sai
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WAITING FOR FATHER.

| l d
The table was Get. and the teGlkettIe sang, go.
n by the fresde pleasant and snug ID IN Is sa.t
The voice Of the cricket In merrimelt rang. 95lai
efAnd pnss lay asleep onthe rug. JIls I']mnH
The rain on the window.sill tapped wlthA%Hls
iuAsthe mother lboked out In the gloom iils1
And three little children were sitting so ssill. u
Z lnthe shade Off dim-ighted fo0ni v tlb u
They waited for father. So, night after night a.
They bad Watched as the year had gone BY, s2a5
For his iace at the door, tl the teafdrops we're
Ithe " depths Ofeach play.weaeSe .., ~
Ard the bedside ere they lay db&nt To- sleep, .
Little white hands were folded ft prayer, .'...;
And soft, pleading lips asked the Savior to keep
Their loYsd one IN heavenly eate Nh. s' !, 4 ola5, @
For the red fend of battle went prowling abroad,
(Ohg the Hearts that were shso6ded n w0e'l)
AND with heroes Of Freedom, their brave fathers
Met tie Blades Of the ,ttrraaitorous foe c,,
All slow were the steps OF the hours that passed,
Though, when evening grew chilly and long, !,
And AM the arms Of the wind round the old house
stillfhe cricket breathed hQpeip hersopg. q
Themother turned sadly away from the pane, !. ~
,AId she kissed her sweet darlings and wept;a o.
And whispered that father wouldsOon come again,s
Wlile close TO her bosom they crept! !il,gIol 10
,2.lgd lIl# .51llAg G.ngu Ioo4 gih,l il.ei '{1H
o Yhois 1t comes 10 the darkness and rain "A 70
IL To the farm on the brow of the hill nh1lb 9dI
And whois IT peeps through the Gllmmering panci
Atthe hegroRp thatis joyless and lllH9dV t9GEi
a1o4qss 10 uaiA sdi tud JagUGH lHdj a92Atg Yida
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The glitter Of riches often seEvesEto,
draw nttsntiOnltoyd dtl1eiifzdEthl lssBRess1 of
the. .possessef;;' ,jdst ss' thegighti ishGtssd'
ny the gIow-Yorm betrays the insect !,
bds aprs0Y bio WA ki ode ssfD0a n
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TIA spread eagle orator Of New York
State te9I wanted tbe wings Of 4, bird itthapit, itthapit,
be might fly to, every town and county,
to every village and Hamlet ,''' but he
wilted when qnaughtyboyin the7erowd
sang 1nout:Io 8DryoupagOus oTdj foolsl
y99'a get shgt;I fogr Q qso9ss RefsEs you
Pa4 HOW'D 1Mlltb5ea 1Mltb5ea sdt 10 eee I'd llw ed s,
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PosT QFFIs, CoNFEDRIr X RoADs, !
(Which is in the Stait Nv Kentucky 's'
si......' i......' Is Januarys2,ss llo.
50nmy return from my trip to North
Karliny theF wuz an immejit and ire
pressible desire on the partiiv the Trus-
tees NV the Institoot to hey a statement
from me NV the results NV the trip.
Much he'd bin expected from the ven
cher, and the expectations uHthe 5Trus-
tees wuz riz to d pitch from wich felt
it wuzl cgoel to- hurl en- Ia Therefore
lodged em, until fnally, bein badgmed,
I thort / wood end it, Hevin prepared
the dockylhsnts;,' I named the postoffice
ezthe place. and che morning 6g the ist
instant 90 theatime to- make an exhibit
NY the recsets and expenditures ny the
trip: .Deekip Pogram,, Col, .McPeIter
and Elder Slathers were promptly on
hand, and sd %uz L With the statement,
wiehrIred toiemg ez9folfows @2dT ,0d6i
PETROLEUMFlNAsBYo Professor Nv Bibiiklteg lteg
Gle ana Military fnstitoot Fund
jgdt bnR ..isinoDliOdE b9WOyE 0DRGU
To cash nv, Kernel Abslom Podgers, for .,.,
self IQ!IQa .!g!....... .t.... ..n. >! 5000 90
wife C!i.m H:c ?1a H." 100 %
To eash,uf Squire Davis, proceeds Nv the 9s9d
sale Nv one pigger boy Jim, convicted ia
Nv stealth oneifed hefrahl generously d. 9oJ l'
mated " ,lr sati.f,rs ,arg5 &C. 90
left after gettin Q pardon Hpm the Presl- rodo
dent through Mrs. Cobb. ,....,,.,..... 1 90
Tocath ttY John KessicIqw encoufdges hjeslN
the Ipstitoot intendin to come here to. i liz.
stafto&gf6cefyI iez soon ez it gits fdiriy "'o
,goin, rri.4 ss.,g. .bra .HssI. .s0lspo. io10 0G
Toehsh hv divers and sahdry persons :. 20 90
TllC X
/ Grand totle, 1881 90
Ii0Ji G91Ugu 9Yi9 1olIE3I9u luW 9b
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Leavin abalanee in my favor of SO 40, q


! The brethren wiz somewhat, ,disap-
/ pinteda at the result, and Bascomb init
\ mated, that he bleeyed it wuz a swindle,
but / withered him withaa glance III
4 showed Deekin Pogram'tfatfit wuz not
only reglar,. but that it he'd the stamp Nv
4 the Post Offs onto it, wich sileneed all
| cagil. j. assoored EN- that that little
lhbalapce needn't trouble em-+T did not
Intend to1make an assessment onto EN-,
but that / Icood wait pntil'the Treasury
j wuz in funds baa s4ai dIia i5inshai .l5a l.i
4 sBut,," said Basc comb, t'when9i in thun-
Fder will the Treasury eyerbube iufundsg
'Ref allthet,e ,expedishnns result like this
II one Rsaa ISAAC qlIi roiiog72 sl1hi ban s7no'd''
/ Iexplaiined' to the pbtoose man that
I it wusIall rite; that in most of sich en-
lterPrises the expenses eat up the collekrs
sh1ns, but ,thatfit wugt seed sownli
l''Wea inast,2' sez ~ t'raise the wind
from the North, and TO doitlet us show
that suthin hez bin dun,"a 10 9..al 3di ali
/ s@tWat Kin We do r. sea Rascomb. e p9'5 :
Y "Lay the corners stunnwthe rInstlG
| toot7"' sez !. .Im son the SQUARE 4 forninst
Elus Is 6 The corner, stun uNsthe niggeri
chafchewe burnta month OF so ago.
Ireadygto 5af hand Let Us organize a
peroession and do itHto-day, that we
may publish to the world that the work
is 'commenced, that our friends may
Elshell out librellerdthan they heY." a,,,a,I
The idea wuz considered good, and
forthwith it Suz actid upon. The stone
wuz conveyed toa.the feeld onto which
theaIustitoot Is to. be'bbit, and d cavity
.wuz holIefed ,outinto it. "a ,lam rs baa ssiroiI
IL At4 p NJ (wich isin thelafternoon)
peicessioh waz formed, he5ded lsby the
Trustees, and we marchedbout ito the
feeld.o 1htothe cavity in the stun whz
deposited. with appfoprit ceremonies,
! the following articles: hs.'1at9ead2 snd 4
p Acopy Nv the Constitooshen Nv the 1
ConfedFit States Nv Amerika. IlaTT1
A,copy Nv the message Nv Androo
Johnson yetoin the Freedmen's, ,BuFo
bIll.adI r.llnacugH4 9aa1ai I57gig! ne 4liJjI
44g.eqpy, 5tayyt 5tayyt tthassa122d ay FsBFooaryi
speechsqo iis s7gd hni .sIqo7q enn9r]4 NOD
POrtrates NV the Trustees 1q.'a,isaaI
b Aaa'copy ny the veto ny the Civil
Rightsobillsn HolSi.Hal ri iadi 9gol oii
A pair uvhandcdfs 10 ia'v no 70 2,,43' s.a,
Portrates NY President johnson and
CAarotaru Camapd .t , Eto r.sl tg-, t.lta /
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3 "A young German in st. Louis re-
Gently blswRhib qSfAifs QUITO gstnfid Of
i4ie ot rid LofiH 10 yislIl
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y,at FIRM NAME
.,atJ POST QFEloE

NANE oFn gdif51EN SA''IIFFrdlq q FoSF qgFlFfiiOE qFlFfiiOE
FtHyAGE, - gtlo IA. snousi1Istb. aasgIsln
Diunoad jackson iron d Coal CO jackson k,H1.
0rqegs1o 4rangs EarnaeeD ma e. ,sf9tf1 s9gGIi3H
Star fStaF furnace Co.. III Eyls IN,
Latrobe LAtr6be Furnace Co.. =. Berlin. =
IroR fFhLe Wan Thee. .le't' Reeds Mills:
Buckeye Terry, Austin q Co... BERLIN ~ :
Kedst6As dEi B Greene 20 aO6.,t tKeyst6rie. asI y
MGdisoaaa Peters. Richer q C0.astgl4Tl w 70 4
Limestone eJ W. Collins, Receiver 1Ulay q q go =,
Jefferson Jefferson Furnaee Co. IOak' Hill. e
Cambria. David Lewis 80 Co.. Samson Vile
Monroe Y fAfcC Cornell, Bolles q Coll z 'S"5| aF
JGcksoR dickson Ftrnace Co.. .tlron Furnace;
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-4Mrs EsaratIahaE Jdaee stoF5EEIlsias6q1sg

AT a public dinner. The ordinary toasts
werd gifeha5JFdge eStUy arose aud saidF
"Fame follows rf1rtune,y whereveriitl
tEyeret0 goes" Everett replied -
y Here's to the legal pro Sfession. 1t has
never got sBoye tha fifste Story tStotyst
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-iasy5ri to tfsHpIeGbeR Il worm Of
erlnge to an emperor. ~ eh Fl
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io -BaronRothschlld oneeoc6mplaliisd
to Lord Brougham ot.s.the hardship of
not being allowed 70 take shis seat in
Parliament, .fYoa kn6a,, said he. ~
N was. tie R6Ed6Gi Of the peopieh.sa 2 rs
(which the Ex-C Chancellor, with his usual
,SapstiGtyn Espiisdsd ds6owss Barabbassl
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~The following articles are taken
from ron that excellent lPublisati0H, the
American y1gFcsltu'favigoa M Iesw
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.saJTnIcle = SANS oiSd Fried CAKES. I. (so1 =
called Because they were y Invented 'by r.
EeuPeS Soldier Boy. "ja9Takg fohqhArt j
Houf,92 tsblebpoobfnisshe sherehlngt tbattssiiS
OF lapd)O.2 ts6Iespaeafals sGinegaEg difsatsls
spoonful soda i iteasEgqtnffghb sat aFPdsBi
warm water enough to- ft the dough for j,
rqlfi4g, -Eha1g C1d0s SataS9Qs Co. d.,
NJ gfYI9vo I'D baasiipf'ao tpsayl saoa.
q fTmGhlsUasel ltahsl ivtdegarb sakss Ehbafl
nsaal,plaee siI cVesmofLtartaTda 6tbIsoa
carbonic seid free from The aQda vtWesd.
suppose the other ingredients, are Grg
thofoGehiy nmi3ed with the 'fbH{f, lssintdi lsntdi
the vinegas afterwad aadSa N4shiaassf. -