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LTTTELL's LIVING AGE.

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Its reported that the German
astronomer, Maedier, has measurr
'ed'the height Of one thousand and
ninety-three mountains in the
moon. Twenty-Five of these are
higher than Mont Blanc, which is
within a few feet OF being three
miles high, and SIX are above nine
teen thousand feet, The highest
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An ingenious individual has laid
efore Professor Morse, the cleo
rioian, a plan for sending velooi-
ledes over the wires by electricity,
He proposes that the wheels shall
I'm on wires, one above and one
below, the tires being grooved,
He thinks that they can be- used
Or carrying the mail, and even
yoes so far as to propose to send
man nom New York to New Or
cans in an hour and a half
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THE LAND WE LOVE.
By GEN. D. Il. HILL,

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g .NigElnys H9neynogg5llHl.
=. 4oma- thinea haEe chang


.,,s 4, me things have chang
5OL ! Seems to me So
me- i15 il it don't! I've been
s suE Id near six months now, and
y, ~ tn ,[ Is Susan showed the least
IS . ,so7e temper than I Thought
ne TSd.a in fact, to speak the
ur ID down truth, she's knocked
se ss about genera aBls1a l for the last
atS b eS slung the cat through the
Wis dow by the tail, and would
aal drown me out BY the-by
ae- heels i'll hadn't walked TOUT
fast run. She's got as cross
a. a. mr. sticks, and says she'll use
a dozen sticks on my back if
e. Init quit smoking in the house.
sbet threatened to throw the
'SS LACK down my throat last
ri h because I spit in the fire
sg@ he'd done thst,rI suppose I'd
Ea = the collie or boot-jack cramp.
ia Timothy P. higgins, y said I to
ia y elf SAYS I, you've gone and
mt eit and you have got to put
'e.r with the consequences, you
or J, come what will you can't get
~ Of it.. you can't" .,,..,,.
on. rilo5ses her beauty mighty
X K afe.sbe gets to be Mrs. .Su-
heo C,,r+owar was as pretty as
q bus, but just as soon as / mar
80 e. her her skin. turned yellow,
H. ewes lost their beauty, her hair
o. thin, and she got to be just
Us shape of an ale cask she has, |
al lingo! And oh, what a temper
s"' has got! Never knowed her
a. h before I married her; never
- wed her to,throw5 the stove or
M hair down anybody's throat
et never, until she was Mrs. Mig |
! B Aunt says she'll come OUT |
right after awhile; but l don't !
why she can't be all right now,
y ont. If She don't improve, the |
IL, rd help me! .a,..,.Fl1l rs- ..a.,j
y Ji8t you spit in that fire again,
III III 8she to me, yesterday 'tjist
~ ~ it again, and I'll throw this
& TX Of wood down your throat
IF bat did I marry you for2 Toll
+ b round, after you, and make up
. fire after you spit it out ? You
.. rmentmg beast I Did I marry |
:; a to slave and work for, while !
/ u smoke and spit IL the fire ?
- here's them chickens + had to
= BID, too; and there's Ben Dykes
a pg in the garden and dug up my
ed beets, and you never saw it
ere's that blamed old rooster |
Iatched up my onion bed, andrI
pu never saw;it / And you never
70 nothing you ought to see, and
y e everything you oughtn't to see I! |
! here's Ann Buster, whO was over
. pre- yesterday, / saw you wink at
Br! / saw you, Tim higgins q
ont say you didn't. I saw you
Isaw yopl" y .,,,. .@ .' .-et. .~% .a y
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OUR FASHION PbATES.

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GAlaEge number of persons re-
Gently appointed to Office in Var
gnia by the military have declined
to act. Twenty-six declina6ons
were received at headquarters en-
the 2fst.
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Avis.

A TTENDU que des personnes sans
N permission, cOupent du bois, pienx,
Sc, dams In cypri6re Nord du Lac
Charles, laquelle oypriere apparhent q
Ia succession de Hilaire Escouhas ct
Henry Chaddefaud, contre II volont6
des propri6taires, En- consequence, avis
est par 10 present donns 4 tOutes per
sonnes, que qUioonque sera trouy6 cou-
pant du bois dams Ia ditto cypriera on
autrement transgressant, sur In ditto pro-
prii{t6. sera poursUivi scion Ia lol.
N. ESCOUBAS, Adna'oo,
HENRY CHADDEEAUD,
IA Sovembre 1868,
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.WTHEREAS, many persons, without
w permission, are cutting wood, ey-
press pieux, &C., in the swamp on the
North side of Lake Charles, which
swamp belongs to the succession OF
Hilaire Eseoubas and Henry Chadde-
faud. Now, therefore, notice. is hereby
given to all persons, that any one found
hereafter so trespassing on said land, or
any one cutting wood thereon without
permission, shall be dealt with accord
ing to law.
u. FSCOUBAS, Adm'S.
HENRY CHADDEFAUD.
November ii, 1868, Y aE#A Ae.
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WIN, & ". I. Jones


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Address,
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TheIl. S. Publishing Co. also pub
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The Trumbull family have been
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gentleman recently removed from
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THE onI7 LADgEgs BOOK n ANERloA
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BY the law Of Ohio. 62 pounds IN u
bushel OF clover seed, and 81 pounds
a bushel Of oats. In buying or selling
in this market, the customary weights
given above however, ara the universal
rule.
A box alby 16 inches, % deep, con-
tains barrel E
A box 40 BY 16linehes sdeep, contains
busheL
4 box 8 by 81 inches, sdoep, contains
1 peck.
tains 4 quart
The standard hushei of tho United
states contains al50. 4 cubic inches
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BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLATES.

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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-27

DRAWING LEssoNs.-In this we are
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-11-02
PERFECT COMBUSTION OF COAL.

Consequently, with half the fuel they will
make double the heat of any other contrivance
for house.warmng ever invented.
l. Their operation is simple and kindlng an
annual ceremony only.
2. Light fire in autumn, replenish coal and
remove the ashes once daily, and they 90 on
burning until spring.
g. They radiate an even, gentle and healthtul
heat with none of that sbominabe smell OF gas
and burnt iron, so usual in common stoves.
4. They will burn as briskly by day and AS
slow By night as is desired, and can be regu-
lated to give TIE degree of heat required In any
climate.
8. They completely Ventilate and illuminate
the room, thus making them as healthy and
cheerful as an open fire.
6. They are made entirely of Cast Iron, and
will not rust out as will Sheet Iron Stoves.
I. Based upon scientific study and expert,
ment, they must necessarily supersode all
others.
s. Made in Baltimore, repairs can always be
had readily and at small cost; while the cost
of getting repairs for stoves made at a distance
generally makes it preferable to buy new ones.
9. Their rapidly increasing popularity having
induced many to initiate them, the public
should beware Ask for and buy only tho
MORNING GLORYW
For sale by ENOCH GRIMES,
oct 6--2aw2m Nc 46 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-11-02
FEED

EEED, FEED
II FEEDl
JAS. Z. HENDERSON,
Wholesale and Retail FEED DEALER,
No. SO Cameron street,
Theatre Building, Alexandris, Va.
Has on hand
q tons prime Upland Timothy Hay.
10 tons prime Glover Hay.
10 tons prime Baled Straw.
50J bushels Oats.
zoo bushels prime White Corn.
tons Rye Chop.
2CU bushels White Middlings.
200 bushels Brown Middlings.
200 bushels Brown Stuti.
300 bushels Wheat Bran.
ECO bushels Ship Stuff
500 bushels Corn Bran.
and offers for sale at the lowest market price. -
The highest cash price paid fos Hay and Straw,
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