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Another western wonder.

The greatest wonder in the State 81 Iowa, and per-
haps any other State, is what they ca"W allied lake,
in eight county, twelve miles on the Dubuque and
Pacific Railway, and about one hundred aud fifty miles
west of Dubuque City.
The is from to three feet higher than the
earth sracs. plnst hsuoHsl' used IN ITS It's
construction the whole IS Of stone varying in weight
from three tons dow 70 one hundred pounds.
There is All abundance of stone in Weight county !;
bat surrounding the Lake. to the OF FIVE and
miles, there none.
NO one can form idea to the means employed
to bring them to the spot or who constructed it.
Aroand the entire lake is belt of woodland, half
mile in width, composed of oak; with this exception
the country is rolling parars. The trees, therefore
have been placed there at the time of building
the wall. Sl}ElS assi5 SO E-I. cG-l
In the spring of 1856 there was great storm, and
the ice the Lake broke the wall in several places
and the farmers in that vicinity obliged repair
the es prevent inuniation The lake occupies
ground surface of 500 acres, depth of water as
great as % feet. The water is clear aud cold soil
sandy and loamy. ..
1t IS Singular that has been able ascertain
where the water comes FROM and where goes to- yet
it always remains clear and fresh. Il v ~ 30 a-
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FAMILY STOCK ALE!

EAMIIIES wishing to be supplied at their resi-
II denee with the above PURE and WHoLESONE
AgTICLE, will please 70 iesve their orders at
No. l4 Main Street, .s.-r
Between Pearl and Front from - II A. NJ and
have all orders promptly filled during the afternoon Of
each day.
~ All Orders must be Ca~hed.
Sold by the dozen ut 81 80, by the hsh dosen at
90 cents. Bottles charged 10 cts. each, and the
amount RENTED on return Of empty bottles.
March !, 1867. No. Se:lm
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To RELIEVE A Csrss.-rhis isthe ssseon Or clsds;
and colds the forcrussers o{ consoDpson- At
tend seasonAbly TO the krsA if - I'D avoid the
last. Fer years avcteund - foiio9inG Prs4era-
ton the best for tt reliefcf eD0Gh thas Ne
hare tried: sTake two oQpces Axseed. sSo
ounces stuck hquosiss, hs4 poaa6 bseu1 sugar. hall
pound raiSins, quart Of cider. Boil the whole
down pant Is on and pu. is assds for use
Whenever the csuFk-1 tedIb!eSn1k,- exln table
spoonfal AZ lind. = pS~slsud Press> -
-.~.- r..
n Ltsie Nero.
correspondent q - MesroSniitaa Rscoed. oss
Of the hterest in the country, relates
the a~ing teachnr incident a The sxp'ossos Of u
steamer David whsA: g 4AE &E8#&
just as struck the guards, Mrs. DR.. Shaw, nj
Memphis, clasped INV xnd asked II l could save
her. told her not 10 be frightened. thought we
would get off, and. etfnnhing again the roc csifed
on all tie hands and that is - help me
launch the life-5oA. The 6sst respan4 - the call
WAS one O; the most hsErible sights saw during
the day-a little negro boy. engine erea ser
slark naked except 4 piece OF shirt. aud scsldes
from his waist bis tin the great fakes nj blood,
skin rolled down his eggs every tine he moved liz
laid hold, saving be did "Ah bossy, lee mos
gone Use bnrnt al over but dis boat must set init
de river," Heroic little negro. He was rescued, bu
they say vii die
Dark though his shin was, surely 80
The nohlest thing that persisted shers
Was that young and faithful heart ss-s ass
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: In lifting the kettle from the fire scaled myself
very severeiy-one hand almost 20 . crisp Tho t.,y-
ture was Undesirable. The Aexican Nns-
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost i'm u,eIsfeI1
II healed rapidly, and left very little scar y ~
CHAs- FOSTER, APO Broad ST.. PhiIada"
ms IS merely a sample of what the Mustang Lini-
ment viii do 1t is Invaluable in all cases of wounds
sweiings, sprans, cuts. bruises, spavns etc. ethel
upon man beast. 80 q - s. 49, : =
wrapped in fne steel plate engravinys hearine ~
signature of G. W Westbrook, Chemist. and the.
prisate stamp of DExAs BARNES Il Co. New Yo,k
Saratops Spring Water, sold by an Druggists
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UAkD.-0n No01sy "a, WALTEE, san q mo
rHv NicnnEsos. Nod Is Don,hs-
There are now thirteen cotton facto
ries in operation in II ennessce, represen
ting nsasiy = million of dollars-an Civ
ing employment to over nine hundred
operatives
2 The jewelers. in Broad way. New York.
are reported to have sold more diamonds
and expensive .jewelry since Christmas
thar during any similar period for two
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4 - -. 88ET1ES @Gz - g4s6'Es
WHAT DID Ir?-A Young lady. returning TO ber
country home after soiouFn of few asEths n New
York MAS hardly reco9nizl Or her friesds la r!azs
OF rustic flushed face, she had soft -sr -o-.Isx
hon. OF almost marble sfnocthess au1 sazzszi OF u
she really appeared but IT. She told ten plain.r
she used HaEsn's Magnolia Balm. ard ~ al not Be
~iihont il. Any lady can improve hes personal APP
pesrance very much by using this article I,cxn ~
"risssd Of any druggist for only 50 esa.s y =
Saratoga Spring water, sold BY all Drur.is..
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURx JAMAICA G1sGEH-for
lndigest'on, Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headache Chol.
era Morous, &C., where a warming, genial stimulant
required Its careful preparation and entire purity
makes 1t cheap and reliable article for culinary pur
poses Sold everywhere, at 50 cts. per bottle. =
Saratoga Springater. sold by all Druggists :,
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AGrE DE- EAGNoLrA.-The prettiest tb;,, ,ha
sweetest tn ny" and the most of it for the least
money; II osereomes the odor of Precipitation soft
fume allays headache and inflammation. and r
necessary companion in the sick room in the nursery
and upon the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle. - -
Ssratoga Spring Water, sud BY all Druggists
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e
SUPPOSED Suicide J. Rickords, of
Everton, this county. was found in his
room, on last Sunday morning, with his
throat cut The unfortunate man sur
vived his injuries until evening, when he
died. The deceased has recently been
regarded as of unsound mind He was
buried without the proper notification
being given to the coroner so as to en-
able him to hold an inquest over the
body.-fConnersville Times, Feb 2sth.
SO A Missouri blacksmith has prepared
. horse shoe for the Paris Exhibition,
made of raw ore from Iron Mountain
Half the shoe is finished, and the other
half shows the ore as it is dug from the
mine
The Senate Friday refused to pass
over the President Veto the bill for the
admission of Colordo. The vote stood
% ayes and 10 nays sucd roaaE &. a
The Tallahassee Sentinel savs the
peach trees in that locality are blooming
beautifully, aud that almost all kinds of
shrubbery is beginning to assume YER
nal dress. "a
9 The soundings for the cable between
Cuba and Florida have been made, and
the cable will be laid next November.
A submarine mountain was discovered
while making the soundipgs.
The Hsneyer PA Spectator says !:
8 The, wheat is said to present very
healthy and fiourishing appearance. and
the farmers. as general thing. are Judi
lacr over the fine prospects for good
crop;in this vicinity. = f.ff a--s-, 49, =,
!. Hon jackson Hadlev. an old and pro-
miaent aeitizen of Milwaukee, died on
'Charlie. my dear, won't you have some
beanss' No, was the ill hammered re-
ply of the petulenta cherub. .Nos' ex-
claimed the astonisl.ed mother No
what No beans,s said the child hsl
A financial writer looking to a popular
demand for > more rapid contraction OF
the currency, as soon as contraction is
the fixed policy, says: .Amputation by
inches il neither healthy nor = com
Portable process
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All Who value beautiful head of hair, and It's pre-
servaf,on from premature badness turning gray
Will not fall to use Lyons celebrated Ka.hairoa II
makes the hair rich, soft and glossy eradicates
rat, and cAuses the hair to grox with lnxurian,
beauty. 1t is sold evsrvwhere@ - -~-.
sssaaiI E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. MY
Saratoga Spring Mater, sold BY All pru
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SI.-ls60.-A.-The amount of Plantation Biterst
sold u one year is something startling They would
Hi broadway six feet high, from the Park 20 4th
street brakes mandatory is of the in tu,ons
OF New York 1t Is said that Drake painted all the
rocks N the Eastern States with his eaba istic IS
I.-isoc.-A, and then got the old granny legisla-
tors to pass law preventing dsfirurina tie fscs Of
nature. which gives him a monopoly. We do not
nnow how this is, but we do know the Plantation
Dttess SELL IS no other article ever did. They arc
on DysPep:is-certain- They very inriaoratinr
when languid and weak. and great appetizer
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drueri,,.s
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TuNHE undersigned Co.nmsssseee. will Ger a rub
j he Sale. s.r peenises in The Tcwn - tneees.
town. Wayne Co.. Ind. SATURDAY. March 23d, lsSls
the felLwinx Real Estate ta-wit The West half ~
Of Lot No. thr~s 81 block TIRES SS situated within
the corporate limits Of HAgerstown. Ind. and :" %
sola "a the property of j. W. Bailey and shc uuknoWD
heirs Of AbsAioua Cunningham. deceaaed.
Sale VII sake place At 10 o'aock A. ~. Of saidday
The terms are: One shied q shs purchase- Inouey.
cash in hand, and the balance IN SIX AMI rsslss
mouths. .t.'
Hagerstown, Feb. -. 1897. sss iss
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FLOUR, &C.,
lNHOICE Family Flour Buckwheat and Rye Flour,
~ fine Corn Meal, Middngs Bran Oil Cake Meal
Cotton Linen aud heavy paper Sacks, for sale by =
JOHN BELL. City Flour Store.
No. North 5th Street
March I, 1867 = M mig .aiaar No. 2:zn. !.
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Badly Informed.


Mr.. Speaker Colfax Is reported tohave
laid on Saturday last. in some renarks
10 the House, that in the British House
of Commons there is generally much
more noise and confusion than IN this
House, Mr. Colfax has been made the !
victim of practical joke if he believes
this. The British House of Commons
is always. or nearly always, far quieter
bod than our House Of Representatives
ever is. The members meet to attend
to business, strictly. and they do tt,
They don't transact their private bust
ness in the House, either. They have
no desks, no newspapers, nothing to
make, or encourage them to take their
minds from the matter directly before
them There is rarely any rush or fuss
in the attemp: to get the floor. There IS
little talking or moving about among
them Our members make more noise
in calling pages" than the House OF
Commons ever makes, except in cough
ing down a bore They are tolerant be
yond US in hearing calmly and without
interruption, all speeches that are really
to the purpose. They do business far
| more rapidly than we do, and it would
be a gross seifdeception for US to fancy
that they do not canvass it as thorough
iy. They do it faster because they don't
do ANYTHING else When they are de-
batting "estimates" or appropriations.
they don't travel off after party records
and personal antecedents. Our members
sin in irrelevant debating shamefully.--
They are as able. aud in regard to, pub
lie affairs, as we'll informed, if not better,
than most Of the members of the House
| of Commons, and they are far more
| punc:ual in their attendance, too, but
| they might take valuable lesson from
| English directness, quietness, and exclu-
| sion of irrelevant matter, in doing their
work And they might learn a lesson OF
| courtesy, with great advantage, from the
same example Such filthy exhibition
as that made by Tha1deus Stevens and
Judge SpauIding, some weeks ago
would incur a vote of censure, IT moi
something worse, if it should occur ir
! Parliament, but it could never occur
Such harsh epithets and personal allu
sions as are heard very often at Wash
ington, would be phenomenon at w est
minister We have heard and read de
bate after debate in the House of Com
mons on the most exciting questions
| without ever seeing, or seeing reported
single interruption however courteous
Of the member speaking, whether to cor
rect him or embarrass him, and any re
Election upon members character o
private conduct would be unani,nousl.
rebuked We are great people, an
our Representatives. are great men, 9
and don't do everything better thar
everybody olse.-[Ind. Jour.
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CONGRESS.

The present session Of Congress is one OF the most
Important ever held The JoUxxAL will cnotaiu the
latest oAelDieeues eoscsvunx its actou and fsieseva
abstrsct 81 ~ proceedings u ose Hsa,ilI DAUavt
ment will always be found the fullest and most e n.
pete selection Of articles the FAs bions Fovei1u
and Domestic Gossip, Interesting Aneodotes II di.
tnguished persons, Tales, Sketches, Poens Wit ana
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
POLITICAL.
ZONE RY oNE.n

They are gathering hca ca,e~Ard from every land.
A their weary feet touch the shining strand,
Their brOws are eneircled / I a golden crown.
Their travel-stAiued garments are n u laid down
WheTe Ihe Lamb lOVGIh his children to Leaf
One by one.
Before they rest they pass through the strife.
Through the waters of death they eHIeT life.
To some the floods of the river siiIi
Al they lord on their Way the heavenly hill.
To others the waves run fiercely Wild
Yet al reach the home Of the 1ndrfIed,
One by one
We. too. shalt come to that river side.
We are nearer its waters each evsntiir.
One by ono
w c can hear the noise and dash of the stream
VOW ana again through our lIfe's deep dream;
sometimes the floods all its ia n ks o'cTfi1U,
Sometimes III ripPlcs the small waves go.
One by one.
'esFs' Eedeemor. wO look to thee.
We Eft up our voices tremblingIy.
One by one.
IN me %a'es Of the river are dark and cold;
w know rot the spot where our feet NAV hold
Thou Who didst pal through in deep midnight
Strengthen US, send US thy staff and Jhy light,
One by one.
Plant Thou thy feet beside as We tread
On zhsElet US lean each dropping head.
One by one.
Let iI but thy strong arm around US be Iwined,
" snail cast all our cares and fears the wind.
saviour, Redecmer, &c thou in full view,
Sniilingly, gIadsOmeIy, shall We pass through,
One by one.
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Injunction Granted.

The case of the Merchants National Bank
OF baltimore against the Bank of the Valley
OF Virginia and others, upon an application
for an injunction, and argued some few days
ago before the United States Circuit Court.
was on Tuesday decided. The case is thus
stated by the Enquirer:
sit appears that in March, 1866. the Bank
OF the Valley being insovcnt, assigned all its
assets to Henry NJ. Brent. its cashier. in
trust for its creditors. Subsequently, Mr..
Brent filed bill in the circuit court for
Frederick county, in equity, calling on that
court to adjust the conflicting claims of credi-
tors, to which bill u number of creditors ap-
Peared. In August last it was decided by
that court, that dcpositors of Confederate
notes made during the war were entitled to a
share OF the assets of the Bank equally with
other creditors, noteholders included, and
that such deposits were to be counted at their
value in gold, at the time when made.
After this decision, a large number of
holders OF the notes Of the Valley Bank en-
Ployed Judge w. w. Crump and Gen Brad
ley I. johnson, who filed a bill in the United
States Circuit Court, before Judge Chase.
praying for receiver to be appointed and an
injunction against Mr.. Brent, the trustee,
charging that the decd of trust was illegal
and void
The questions raised by counsel for the
defendant were: lst. As to the jurisdiction
ot the court, and, I'd. Whether this was the
proper remedy.
Judge Underwood has decided both
points III favor Of the notcholders, ordered an
injunction to be issued restraining Mr.. Brent,
the trustee, from interfering with the assets
OF the bank upon the giving of bond for
$4,000, and has appointed A. Vance Brown,
Esq the President of the Exchange Nation
al Bank of this. city, receiver, requiring him
to give bond in the sum of one hundred thou
sand dollars, and to make monthly REPORTS
and statements to the court.
The case involves many intricate and diff.
ticult points of law and nearly million of
money"
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and development, had much to be proud of.
How happy and peaceful, how prosperous the
whole, when Virginia counselS were prevail
ing! Had it not been for the war that pros,
perity would not have departed Are the
people of this State responsible for these re.
suits
My friends, time will make up that issue.
History will record it when the passions of
the hour have subsided-will record that is
sue aud pronounce an impartial verdict. l
do not fear the result if truth prevails. will
not predict what the result will be, but Us a
Sirginian am ready to meet the verdict
cannot, when look around me and see the
desolatiOn which the war has occasioned. be
willing to take the responsibility of the sacri
flee OF such Union as this might have been.
/ cannot consent to be charged with having
let loose upon the.land all the elements of
discord and division. The mad schemes to
result from the action of the party in power
the placing large portion of the fairest
cline ON earth under the dominion of an alb
ject race-cannot be laid to my charge. l
can only say, in the language of Lord Eldon,
81 committed the cause of my country to that
great God who can say to the raging waves.
Thus far shall thou come, and no farther'''
Applause.
[ltis due to this distinguished gentleman
to state that, in consequence of some confusion
near the stand, and the frequent and pro-
louGed bursts of applause with which his re-
marks were greeted. much of the beauty and
PathoS Of the address was entirely lost, and
other portions made up for the press from
very meaSre notes.-REPORTER.1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24

GOVERNMENT EXPENSES FOR THE YEAR.
The estimates for the next fiscal year as
sent in by the various departments at Wash
ington, are: War SG2, COO. 900. navy S47.
100000; civil list SOL 100000; pensions
S2O,0OO,O00; bounty S2j.OOO, 900 Indian
and miscellaneous $50, 600, 900. Total S225, :
100000.
- \ resolution has been offered in the
Louisiana Convention declaring that no lie,
gislature shall have power to amend rr alter
any part of the Constitution and that TO other
Constitutional Convention shall be called for
seventy years. There is dspecimcn of negro
Legislation for you. Think of the reople of
any State being tied up IN that fashion for
three-quarieri Of a century.
Never enter sick room in state Of rer-
spiration, as the moment you become cool
your pores absorb. DO not approach couta :
gious diseases with an empty stomach: nor
sit between the sick and the FIRE, because the
heatSttracts vapor.
Late Austrian advices state that canpi>
balls OF Fcjee had murdered and eaten Rev.
l: Baker, Wesleyan missionary. and six
Christian natives. \ British war vessel has
gone there TO punish the murderers.
The radicalnegro party are becoming
alarmed, end are calling upon Bolts to save
them. They see that there is danger of de-
feat at the next election. Conservatives, do
your duty, and their fears will be realized.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
FIano-FoEtSS
CHARLES NJ. STIEFF,

MANUFACTURES of First Premium GRAND
1l and sou ARR: PIANOS. Factories 81 ana SO
Camden street, and IS and ~ Perry street, near
baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. wARE-ROOMS,
NOT, North Liberty street, above Baltimore, BAL
TIAoRE, Md.
Has aIwAysNo hand the largest stock OfPIANoS
in the city. My Grand Scale Over-s,rung A.
giraffe Treble Pianos are pronounced by the ahIa-
teurs and professors To- be the best Piano Inauuiac-
tured. We them free of every fault for
five yeaTs, aud the privilege OF exchange within
twelve months, il not entirely satisfactory to the
purchaser.
SECONDHAND PIANOS.
always hand-Sj1tO $500 MELODEOSS and
PARLOR ORG ANS f+oIu the best makers.
We have permission tn refer 10 the f lowing per
who have our Pianos use-D : RentCII, VIM
RuGh, " & Butter. Richard WiIiiams, Dennis
Daniels Benz amin + HaTTIsnn, in jefferson county
and James CunuIu CHAM. - G Cunning ngham, ia
cob Seibert, Brnjsmu Speck, Audr"H Bowman,
George IlOke, jacob Miller, Charles Il Coo, James
Denny. Lemuel Campbell, Rev Mr. Hair. in Bcrke-
ley county.
uJ- Far further particulars, apply to b HAR.
RlSOS, Agent, ShePhe TdsIUwu.
TerIns liberal A call is solicited
October >, ISO6-lY