davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-05-04

different kind Of International law from
shat which she put IN force during the late
rebellion, She knows what steps it is neces-
sary to take to reverse the code, nrd she
will t1ke them in due time,
, 1869-05-04
Crops


The La Cross. CN'lsA Dsrnntras rrpOfts that the
wheat throughout that section j. rather hnrSwsrl.
II having been pot In ~ lssc thai IL tast up 1t
thinks smut viii oyerAka the wneat croP before 1t
Is harvested this year.
The Eddyv1Ilc lowt1 f:4--ttc OF Apnt 30 says.
although the spring las been unfnyo5abe for
early sowing, the sp=1l wheat and 0z1s crops
have leen improved By !Ate sAtns and 1oot well"
letter frurn CAntit5ton, Coles Eocntr, IL.
April g, safs: " Fsrux.sa arc nearly ali done SOW
tr mats, aud are comMencinx on thetr corn crops.
WHEAT loukF rne. anil think there vii be lcat,
yield. Peaches and aQEfes viii te plenty II tteS
are Eot Killed" ~
The Berlin tFsis-1 E.usanf Raya winter wheat
onmes cut 1ncly In that section A ngRct breadth
tE4n 1zctl Was ioul
TIE wane1o (kAnl nsr'Sr saJs: ave lessn
lrCn farmers from Nksilnunsee County, that wtzs-
Ter wleat looks spiep4lllJ. TEe5 aso report spring
wheat ald cats "a looking 1etJ v al"
-Noth spring aaa vtaieT wheat, throughout Maj
shall County, LarsaA LOCK q eli, ,a1a zi5e evtscacc
OF a21Ee and profitable IlcA- -.
SeyeraI hop tir:fs uear Whitewater, Wia4 have
been pEouSh@l ID to make ro<an ioE more ikoAsa-
bic CIUp3.
, 1869-05-04

TIE London journals pre unanimous in
lecs,iug Senator Sumner q speech on the
Alabama claims and telling tho world that
England Will never consent to anything so
rrerostcru1:. II this be the conclusion Of
their government and people, the ne5otis-
tons vii very likely be susTened for few
Years. II England can wait VIC can. 1t is
! not likely tLAt the United States will
+! demand in the wnv of settlement any more
money thAu the value Of tie vessels and
! c.reoes actually destroyed by the Anglo
| rebel c17,iserr. hut they will nss1.redly de-
u,anl that tie claims on hlc be paid, with
! out Offset, without committees Of arb't1a
tion, without u,npires, and without non
ssnsc. It nakcs no great difference to US
whether this is done now, OF five years
hence. Iha. payment viii bs made within
that time, nc have not the smallest doubt,
and That the unf1iendly acts Of Great
Drihin viii be apologized for, We hfmly
believe. It Is certain that England cannot
draw the sword until shs has established a
, 1869-05-04
TUESDAY, NAY l, 1863.

IL, 49,, III TIE TsIErSE has been
W; IT. i, is cid q:a-te-s. No. 81 Clark
--..s; II tl.c Lew Tiu;r>1: Baliing, on the
!. -. .s,-; cv.,4cr uf l.e.lboru and Madison
, 1869-05-04

vsrgtnIa, IN 1soo, WIN . totol population Of
1s%,sls, Ia; ts2e asrez TIC .,, waoie numnsf
c.l,l1ais, Insane and idiot1c persons VA isesI.
81 1n mnDeF Hr apt e,s ~ foI IN
private families and On ,4lsntauans where iheg
nsRRcaao aEsaonsrsfs ~ ta with ,o.a, oonu,a,on q,
,f6.,osl-eousiderably less ,han that Ct frGlnla-
aS, IN ,hs i 10 nst rmnnis r%n ues, ma e
uiscrale dependents, inetualna those who In
grants. Th.s IS so.as,sine % Ike SsooS naare Than
The n1MlEF q the saiae clssss u Virginia 1t the
"',,rh.h IN" r., =. ~ ~. ."A ""
n n,o,,,, a,,,, a,,nsa 49, $. ,-.,,,a * Ar,ar;
m. =. 49, :. -. .. -,
=, -, - =
eolA' w. ~ o :, 1'
s.tt. :, ,e.e o. san.,;naa - ,as.,.. - - . s.aa
r1a,;an ~ ~ ~ y;~a;n;s - ,ssu :. - s,'n,.,, ~
~. ~. ~. -. -, ~ ..s-., ..,:.i,
~. ~ " u ,s.a ~ S't 49, , ~ 49, IN. 80
.a".h. - - - 1 .,,a - .1 ,.n,Faa.1 a,,a oS,
na1s - .,,rt ST. f.,r,;<r.a- C,1.;,
a-,:ssa,.s 49,, - .;t- .es.a s,z ,,a,
,1yoe,,r;na d;.tr;.t o,a srarn, Il, orar III
s,ut. Thsr sr;re from the o1d eonntvv
~, a,,5 .,.s,;,,..,, .na ,..,,. s,,1 ,,.;~ ~
info Y,risau nnf7 others fnto the vroorhonse
17,,u ,1us.oc,,,s,. i. ,,,1,, be1, rosnons;}1c
for Tho r.yertx and crimcs of the mr1tituaes
~ fo-o;a+o-. -r,, ~, t,,cro r., l;vo o,lr !,
C,nno-Ss,1 ,on ;,noc;nc Soma hpndrraa
of tIons,n,s # fo1o;oncrs have found en-.
n1,r,nert h,,, tb;s tart attrac,s crowds a,
.thers ~ NJ, t;nds-ricious and unr;cht
fs,IIo ,na .,r.nc ,hr,f,v ond th7;ftlrss-
tss.a~ +,,an .rs~ e,n ho -,ov;dct, With am,
~ ,.,,,ant ~ H.. h.., chsr,.tar, ar,nrc
.h.,n ,xfa,ue,, And the rnore Af.ssachn
! .o.t. aro, for ". r.>or and unfortunate
~. ,.,,,,.z III ~ +ho nd
-. .:a.,Ia .,, ;,.o T.,
t.,s,,,, IN s,orct, ~ that snccor and r,,;.
,,h;,,, t,,sr r.nnot f,nd in tha conn<,rhca,
ha.a. .,o,t,-s ~ -o,r,r 100 ,-;,ns a,d ,,-
-,.t;an~N,ha ,.o.,,r,,,;t,n a;xt,i., ~ NJ,
~. II :. ~ ,n;srr,5L. ~ yar y,r1
that eo,r ;,.o Massachusetts and suhs,s, ~.
-" .h...;as ,n1 81, ~ ;o;,.
v;7.;,;o n,,s- ,,aao .rv rrov;x;,u,s fo,
g, ~s1....Ha.. ~ a1oaassx, o..,r, - ,h-o,. !.
~. s 49, aes1ss. . ~, ;s;, 1horo n,o,
1e" O. he poorest nuo Jhi' Aae'o "en
no Largo towns IN INC state ans
very few foreigners Nine-tenths Q
the non,ilatiou lived on farms. The bal
.,t,.. - ~ -,.,,..,4,3 ~ ;d,anoss 1,,1
, 1869-05-04


different kind of international Inv from
that which she put IN force during the late
rebellion, She knows what stcps ii is neces-
sarv to take to rcycrso the code, md she
will tzle them in due time.
i
About year ngo rcaclionnry, Andrew
johnson paper Was started in Richmond,
called the toufhtrn Opinion. For few
months 1t t1oufaahcd, but the election Of
Grant oeta5 an n ne n liI1ipe fr,,ct op3 ~
ter dragging ont a miserable. sick1v exis-
tence for bix months more, il succumbed
On the list Of Nav, In the last issue. the
e<1itar says
THAT he has, for some time, thoneht that per-
ed ni, ns ~ taf nf ~" s1nci aan ,s oesn
c!rlea apon which the paper VIZ founded are dead
We ca1noi but reeosnze i tnat mo- causs TS!. hnS.
erer 1uat and good. can long ot'asre t.ttat''
Ihe other fact is not correctly stated
A good and Just cause can outliye
many defeats. Like Truth, 'thc eternal
years Of God aro hers But cause may
eccnl to its supporters Just and good
which mankind condemns. Self-intere@t
ol'naa men to error and wrong. The
Southern "cause7 WAS the perpetuatiou of
u,oxcr,, md atoxo,v ner;ahei m tba h,t,,o
field Its supporters, however fanatical
5,r;,r, TO o,;s+a-,,o ,oo,. ,,,>,,, :. ,,,r l.,
ysry different licht from that in which tbev
viewed IL oetora thc reoeulon. Ihea 1t
was olFine tnhut'sion IN tneu eyes,
the natural relation between capital and
labor and tue cornerstone" of the new
nation that vas 10 Ue, Bus now, ut the end
.s 80. r... -. ~, :,
Il Only iotf years 6lncc Inc ciose OF tue
war, the thinking men Of the South perceive
and confess that slavery was a huge eco
non,ical btunder, which, il continued, must
always have weighed down the pros
rerity Of the South md retarded her
progress and Development A "cause p
that hail existed more than two centusi es in
the South, il founded on principles Of JUS
lice and goodness, would outlire defeat in
the minds and hearts Of its friends more
than four years. And yet, go where one
will in the South, you will be sure to hear
the remark that, If the whole matter were
cleft 10 the c1-slaveholdesH, they would
"yote, by large majority, against the
"re-establishment of slavery" 1t was this
radical transformation Of opinion in tie
South In relation to slavery that killed the
"tovMera Vpiafon. Public opinion no
longer entertained the doctrines it taught,
II me ea'tor nad oeen pn'loSopher and a
feasonet' nc ~ouia not nave 7antufea 70
start paper to advocate a lost cause
which was founded on wrong, which vio-
| lated the rrfncinln4 Of Onlitica1 ArnDnnr
, 1869-05-04

c Fro. :t+ss1ccl Hnula, 41uffs~
4 SIcolet Correspondent sends us the following
IT,:
TAntss31v about pclntf. FNe miles CD Eln0let
Riscr the oank Is obout 100 feot high. There was
dreadful breaking down OF the bank ~ fouk
ecses-song hJ shsee:. seFes deep Tho crash
+ Nas aessa at a great distance. Tee la4da'{p
, 1869-05-04
Z tjr Trihuuc.



.; T!.!-.- ;<-.r.s. 1y 400
: :,ts * T,;:!au 5cs year. t. xAI:........ 500
+, ~ F..:i..-. se- car ay NNl-.--.-...-... t.30
y - rt'::ca ~ yeAe ~ tAt.- 1-Qn
r.,-.,I = ras II sa.a.t IAst
la ysz: arlsy azd r.l'sAker. be aa4 sire Foat
a. 49, iu II ,ri-s. s:'ie and voaniy.
"a = =sr =. ae: tcu VIC tE1t cSal,nir.,ou c1
- -. }i.::--
+ ..,.4-s,- :z,A ~ rtt.c- ty d.Ns. e1vrr,s.
i ,.-,.c tt,.s, lts:c... xt c11 .i.k
Tli.Es .. s-DscN1NxEa:
u 80 err = ...cEF1En 1.5et1 re. wr1f.
.:'t.-.1 S.1-S.-.5 lS.1ron 30sa re. week
:: TE;HUER COMPANY.
Chi& ae., IT.,
, 1869-05-04

It was found that m The specimens contained
Email quantities a, grape saSas Of ertpaline, the
bitter principle of tho hnpA: ot acettc acd tnerelJ
tscc,1 produced By the o1dtxaksoa Of soma u
tho e3sphol; and p1 esTbon!e sctd Sas generated
, 1869-05-04
METE0RntRsleAk.

Meteorological record for Nay 4, 1s69. As re-
rostcd BIZ J. G. Iaugt1th. 1r., Ups!ctan, II. RAM
ttlph street, CORE spAntleat to khe Smithsonian
Institute, The naA Letters az tie Initials fos tia
WoIdsA veet1n9. 'genile, - sshish . -ry, :, .aolse
atmospnere," a1ain, !" rnd ~moE:"
, 1869-05-04
ROSECEANS' NEGOTIATIONS

stateneut that General ,Rosecrans has for
warac1 dispatches relative to the ccssioa Of
Me1iean territory. Ono report asserts that
she says that he hopes that the govern
- naent will retain him IL Minister To
Aezico for short TING, in order TINT he
may perfect the transfer to the United
''States Of Lower California, Sonora and
s. siualoa, so IS TO secure the 6nc harbor Of
" Guayrlas, and the control Of the Gan Of
=" California
The ssne despatch says:
lie 1we.1s upon u Importance O; laose ne1o-
tiations, the great as1cansase which tho Unlted
!! sfute6 will have II they insult succcsstG!::s, and
alludes to the domestic disturbances nnh pccunl-
social Improvement ID Mexico Is; taxing q moTt-
gnge en- Some o! its Territory, and loanlnY thu
cTcdtt OF ths United States, Or bJ Ebsol1te l'ar
chase, he thilks tals count1y cln MAKE srcat
hs1Ratu-"
| 1t is not likely that tho administration
ui'' Ar'tar INTO negotiations for any e1tsu-
s1Se purchases Of Mexican territory at this
tneo. Tie Mexican Government is nlways
imPecunioas, or, in other words, ''hard up
for money, and there will be no trouble in
buying slice Of territory whenever we
nerd II and have the cash to spare. The
States Of Northern Mtxico nre thin1y popu-
lated and mountainous. like Ecw hfer.
ico aud Arizona We nras,,ma thew aro
! neither better nor worse than those terri
tories in natural aavontao.s Int arc s,me.
| what more thickly settled. Their names.
nopu,at;on and area oro as follows.
| Population, Square mi1..
l: Lover California. loeoS m.s9 es.sas
Chihuahua ................ 1sion sS;oo
eoahnha. es'os dHr@
| To,al..-....,..... 1850 sss, 4,u
This territory embraces nearly all North Of
the mouth Of the Rio Grande, which ls on
the line of twen.y-si1 degrees north latitude;
and in ease Of purchase that is as far south ss
it is e1pedient to go. Sinaloa projects
down the coast some distance below the
Gulf Of California, md contains the sea-
pott Of Mazatlan. The State contaius about
$4,000 squire miles and 100000 inhabi-
tanta. We do not credit the story tha. tho
Mexican Government coutemplates selGue
it 10 the United States on any terms, as Ma
zatlan is the chief Mexican mort on the Pa
ciGc coast. The territory north Of twenty.
six degrees contains hut little NOR. thar, one
ipLabitant to the square mile, but south q
that latitude the population becomes NOR,
,lcuse, and there is nothing in the afexica,
charncter wl,icl, uunkes them desira!,l,
, 1869-05-04

during The fermentation. A most thorough eI-
n1nnuton failed 10 reveal any indications OF the
presence Of picr1c ucid, picsato1cm (thc peculiar
principle Of coculu1 flcus) Of alua, corpcraa, o.
any ether AGuttsa1xaoo whatever.
The Petersburg Etrre.s Rays that "E- A. Pollarl
employed lawyer Of ta!s city 10 50 to New YORK,
md institute proceedings for divorce lron1 his
present wife. II b said that II this undertaking
succeeds, Pollard will marry lady u Lyuchhass,
where he ID now rcHdinF."
The New York Herald, speaking Of the billiard
gnme between e1idcr and Rhlnes, oa F1sda,
says:
The match in the afternoon betEetu sais-. era
Rhtn.s q ChiesF,h aEd was tic closest rlSvci aai
jihiit, wLe !!alatl..fy lst hi, Psiiss r. 8
sltsin h Nzs fotna,:r epou1h 70 nactatn o. loas
GnS 1vtT 1aE,, e. e. s'sh + h ttae daAtd hfGs
hr~ttated T. rsk lis money en- Rh!ntk aad be woaM
e s Ka. sa % L, hass 1d asd.
te17e Fl Lgz .fsin1t ~, aas On p.is st1tr:
III % e;rs. tist IT i: ts9 ~ gs2.s asa II ks3s
tts match I'D la:t .hrt II H. ints. hee4a t., ieaa
e. E .E IL. Il e9s as s 81 e. SUIT
.Isith (anfnE sa:de. Esde i@ Wien he Id e,cntsi @
e. hsfss ,asi asaf s!h "a sss 3S a 70 = .,
sits n 3 h1ss H55ss M IL T. n1d 9sE a Sde,
t M nd ns Kas ~
NJ Ill TT teah ss5 at Ii A r.
dHr htn lis .dse.af5 coua'sd IL and WOE the game
The HeraLl, Specializing as 10 ~ha, city will tax.
tie champion cue, sass: AIS the chronic na1u
lelce Of Chicago to hsve 4 new Cause ot usyyara
rlou By the tntlAtiuS presence Of the coveted c1e
IiiA 10 be hoped not; yes II locks Abe has ses
succeeded IN getting In hand the scif.wllled N::!
calls. THIS tAr, at NIL events, tho credit Of IT,
oest playing ,e.ongs TO Chicago
, 1869-05-04
FREE TRADE AND CIVILIZATION.
TIE Relations Between the United States
and Great Britain.
Extract From Dr. Leavitt's Golden
Club Prize Essay.

The committee OF the Golden Club In London
resolved 10 1853 10 o1er gold medal annually for
the ecs. eesa:' On some puh1ic question with which
Nj. Ce;r.t nr career had beca taeuttned: and the
subject chs .eu Icr that year Hns 'On the Bes Way
OF pevelnyEnS Improved Political and Commercial
Relations Between Great Dr!taiu md the United
States G, America Dr. Joshua Leavit-, Of New
York, eampeted successfully for the medal. and
from his ezsay We make the following forcible e1-
u0ct:
But tie greatest cisllIzer and assinilator Of
nations Is Commerce.
chanseabic cculormaiions Of continents and seas
By The dycEslI!es OF soil and climate and produe-
tion, and by lhs inherent distractions AMONG men
tn reRay1 to their pyefeTence4 and c1pAclue4, the
CrentUr has Clearly manifested His design mat the
human race should depend rpon the mutual ex-
q fo5 r. hShsss sata gfaaea
e1p tunes thas commerce has begun to produee
It's htnhess bcnCnts; md even nos ia cara5luty
lilly displayed. II. proportion ~ religion nas
eof.tue Ii TIE rugged !ea.ares Of Foc1ety and thus
Nowcd the dictates Of Humanity wider scopc
rurp u1,e !ree, and At the same tlMr has re- 81
ia:,l iitel ;noEe l.. the El!ce Of reciprocal JUSTICE
Eteacc. also, LIS Raalyztd iss PRINCIPLES, AMI
| ciyfn 10 II the gs.tdaIce OF Intelligent rtlsoo.
! ffrEs The DAYS Of Adam Smith. philosophers nt
lest ha.c Eittrstocd that ada ts By its setS na-
| tcrc an Interchange Of benefits. Zach patty ciycs
! hit vhit i H.. va.e.s less, and receives In cx-
| Change that which be values more and thus bot,
! e!e enriched b tho process Without rra!e there
| couli le no riches A man might dig dts-noud
wcntl t'ar.e III poverty, \ community aay OH
| iltej( l., ustrtoHtus With Its uWn bplutucIans
and 81. -e:nal1 poor end 6asba1cns as - the
doors Is exehanee TIC hitherto worthless c4a,
tents u lts stoEehun.es for the precious products
Of other elimcs- As an such lateEc1!an9e "a vol
mani Ok con1nefcc. Trade g t1ottt oaly % fer =
It IS frre, because the choice Of the VIII l. oa1l
, 1869-05-04


high rEicc, and ra!d down the money at oncc 10
- t1uxstan Commissioner. he then drew out a
NJ ivcF from his pocket and shot them 10th
dealL
At the recent Workingw cmen's Convention n
Boston, d speaker stated thnt ntcdlcEuMen were
working for scauty compensation, euch ns dftI
cents per dozen for making shlrts; when womsn,
who said she kept an intelligence ot1ee In Worccs-
lei, nsketI Etat the need Wiz Of, wou.eu Unffio3
when there were plenty Of plsces where she could
do housework anu md = good home No sat1sfec-
| tory reply WAS made
| In tho Rnast4n Province Of Esthonta, on the
| Black Sea, where famine prevails, tho peasants
have congrgated In largc numbers In the villages
| tn hope Of obtaining food and shelter, and the
crowds IN thcIE weakened condition, arc suffering
frun hunger typhuA Discouraged. and In despair
Of receiving reiei, children arr deseHung their
| rsrents, and parents their children, to wander
shout the country, begging and p,undedas-
! The 1tHf FH1d and FARM SAYS: "The1e WAS no
truth In the runner current on the street On Wed.
nestay that Dexter bad gotten away WITH NJ Bon.
ner. it scems that slr. r. wss speeding his king
ahir on tho roaA, closely followed by his son dir.
Ing Lady Palmer, ! third wagon c2rllnG from an
opposite direction caused collision, In which
! Ronaer. jnnic., lost 4 wheel from his Wagon DeK'
ter lid no. Try to ges akay, but behaved with a.i
m.tah1e cooncss-
AT St. Louis, NOT loaE ago. couple Of rurA1 II
ttlytytdu1ts were walking along the lcsec- SoUt
OF the sewer mouths were exposed, md lew O
the smaller ones were broken down 50 that thcy
looked ukc Natural sprtngs Dnc ol tho county
mcp who was walking In front Of the osac5, SUI
denly called out: "Look here, Jim, berci
another eprtne.' "Wcll. Faa1 darn IT," replte!
Jim, at The water q no better In this ono than /,
| tho Inst one, donr wnnt drink from h. -
In Putnam Countr, New York, the rhinocero
Of Van AmhuzE's meuaser5c escaped and tool
, 1869-05-04

md old side t8cks removed TO accommodate new
AMI % tat might nosss en:arsssi New crossings d
the nlott dnrahae and substantial character hare
been pus IN q, tie Intersection Of the Toledor
the work Is progressing taTorsbls on the southern
extension and 1t is thought tao Inn VIII he Laid 70
Vermont u The middle q May, and he road a.
lshed to RushytIe sometime u June. Tns TOLEDO,
reo:ia WA.saw Is laying new frpn on The
eastern end Of rs road II the rate Of one mie
DAY. Negotiations are pcndlnR lo9ktn& 70 ne q
teEctou OF the road with important western con.
The DsnsIlc my Cyumsrefaa Of Anil . says
sIhs sat sqd S1 .ns 1sn ina
liz ID VI weasner vii permit TIE grazing ~ al-eady
.Sas f.. ol e. O. a ase
1sacs. W.. .,>~~r,ni insf TIC n.Fee:o:s hope It
e nass e. e 'aS xaos ssroass 1as q
the carry r>.lp!ctton o. the ruad easr ato heast
| frequently. Aadt Confidently expected tnat snt
Is c.7wfos.isv ue. ind, when the 1nd!s2a Con-
! pea, viii rus' forward the wu:k towards paaEule
| The non oL :ae Iowa Rarcr Ralsosd wil be laas
Il IL The intention Of the Darlington / Ml'soaE
River Railroad to construct a. an carly NaT.
| Thc ayirc ot Tie falls on the IoniA + Lansint
! tM,chtsan1 i:a!lrpal viii commence carly IN Juno
| and II is proposed to have The CATS ICnh!n9 orc
The President q the Michigan Central load offer
10 iulptxh the Iron for the tlne from Lansing t
| SewaIEo. over eighty miles tec present seasau
II the grade can te completed,
! The I.oee Island l1ll} t-nion saEs: 'Ihe7e Is,
1rEor af,ruaa taa. tht scoaata living n tae dsell
tps~ Of the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific hAu
| roal have hcrn notified to vse1tc- II Is SAD N
| cnura1y designs removing al those onHa!ne
crrr,at.iosy 10 ,:stng the E1ocnds for tue eteeuo
| Of cx1trstvc machine and rcp4tr saopA NE Wet
| frilzhly iuforme4}, several week. ago. ta41 Lai
| project Eus in contemplation. and that tne hoc
Island shops would he second only n size an
importance TO The company shops " T Gn4aee-
| It &e oNlclaIlk announced thai The - 1o.efn
CoEpctI Elurs and Council EuGs - Josep
| Rsyfrpacs have been consolidated under the uau1
Of the St joseph / Council Bf1trs RAILROAD. \ |
Enps NJ has tren appointed Superintendent VIZ
0cadqua1tcls al St Josepn: y II. Wiatou. rema1r
with ihc ru1d as Assistant sopertnsendeut
4 The T-'c Railroad COMPANY has ls!a lt,eoo Ioa
! Of stet!. - ca IT. road 1t u opesaun9 *ae Nc
Jc- 4, " orks and those At E1nlf7- whis1 ~
:oAt -.-- III about 1900 tnns o. s9sal ~
r.crIl.v -..:sn 4 year the entire Line VIII &c =
tdw- <-,' zuils
! tn NJ ,tt Ersnins Fest publishes the 10
! ting eltgEam: .
Tns aGnion I1Etec'' a about to apply
| For change tn it8 nnU1e- and no Fondas
Tik ~ W8rtike ~ JoTe, tbAt great god OF the *
And p4e5nc, about, a his thundeEt
Ana taI6nK OF this, II is strange, q y goes
| ThEp' perpetual snox \ IN rotae 9l11seTt,
1nss railroad snod1a Be "a sao uddst II ~ fQes,
FrtPeS1Aty tn not srtsT
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NEW GOODS q.
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FARMERS HILL.

A Select Stock Of General Mer-
chancise, your special attention Isl
called to the extremely low Prices. \
f HENRY n. BROWN.
Largest and Best assorted Stock, OF
Goods at Retail in the State. tll
HENRY N. BRO WV. Il
October ". sif s'.e 40--
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NOTICE.

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THE GLOWING Described notes suj papers belong.
\ ingiv mssrif aud James Tnmef. H., end nov
The suijeci 81 son in Orange sup<6sf Coan. have
been Impn'psfy silbd,swn Iom GIssk's ua,es u
James Tuner IT., nos this is 10 wss FL person.
from trading ior any Of said nstss. snJ lbs makers
fsm psying ibs until The rights 81 lbs parties
10 them shall have been sseenaned By The feIeree
Henry N. Brown, 10 riis - ~ #a
one note 90 Josiah Turner ST.. Coz 800, dated
1859, and payahIn 10 Evans Turnef. One dais on
The zane for 500. dated 10 1867 snd psysbs n
Evans Turnsf One olhw m ihc same Tor 4l7s.
dated 10 1854 and psysbie n Jsmes TUNER IT, Three
notes Oh Josiah Toner Jr the dates and amounts not
fcro'Ieeisd. two made payshle % james Turner Jr..
and The 0iher 20 Evans Turner. setHl - +.
Tro notes an d. Pride lepes. tle dates and
smoupi. mo- fecolleeisd and made payable % Jsnss
Turner IT, 1871
One pose m Dr. William ssfhdwiek, date and !.
mount NOS seeollerIsJ. rsyahlete James Torn~f Ir
One note On john a. MeAiaain. date, sraounf and
psyee noi scolIseted. A III
One mole On Wslksr Moore for si7i, date and pay.
e. moi secoileeled. Together Nth obers not nos re-
collected. EVANS TIluNFg
Of'sshef 18th 1852. gg-.2w
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
a Nervous DEBILITY. Premslbre Decty. and 81 the
effects u youhial inaserelon. niI Coz The sake Of
snfsfng humanity. send free 10 eli zho need H. The
receipt and difeetisns Tor mskns The simple remedy
By which he wss cured Sufferers wishing ., psoGl
BY the sdsruisrrs experience, esn % - ~ adde's.
ing, 10 peIteci eon6ienre. JOHN d. UGDfN,
No - Cedar steer, New Yotk.