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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-14
HOLIDAY GOODS.

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HOLIDAY GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Magnificent and Desirable Presents for both
Old and Young, ut
CHARLES w. GREE IS.
NO. 6S KING STREET.
Just received from the importers ali oxten-
sive variety OF goods, suitable rs
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON,
excellng in style and cheaones' any previous
ly offered, consisting OF
"'>-' GLOVE BOXES,
GENTS TRAVELLING CASES,
WRITING DESKS,
TOILET SETS,
JEWELRY,
FANCY and
ORNAMENTAL
BONES,
in great variety.
Every kind of China Ornaments and Vases,
very handsome;
Tea, Coffee and Dinner Sets various styles
Walking. Talking and Kicking Dolls,
and Doll Hosds of overy do
scripton from the small
est to tho largest.
Ladies' Companions.
SlBhr
Boxes and Vases, new styles;
Backgammon Boards,
Chess Men,
Dominoes,
Building and
Alphabet Blocks,
Handsome Hair Brushes. Travelling Bags
Hand Mirrors. Silver Thimbles,, Dollar
.Iewelry. Portmonsies, Games and Pu2-
zes, Watch Stands, Perfume
ry. Pomaies, Sc, &c.
As4y-A liberal discount will be allowed 10 nu'
thorized parties, purchasing in large quantities,
for societies, fair, &c.
ns- Merchants in ard out OF the city will DC
supplied at wholesale prices. which they VIII
find as low as thu same goods can no honght IN
any of tho Northern cities
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CELEBRATED GHsYRUP.

The subscribers have just prepa ed large
OF OF this celebrated remedy fol Coughs, Colds
aIa and retail COOK s. CkEIGHTON,
SIe noH e't "a -''N''' lO7 King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-14

SEVERAL par,ic. trm Eastern iI1'iu np huui,
cxreditions. Some OF these nav nav having bee
forced return without their ooss, sss;on G dete
ons, Sc. The people OF ina. III t.sS DESTROY the
mined that ir,erlopers should noe usSnd sSnsod /
zane, uron which, indeed many ;i;ap Sap and
The surpon Of themselves and iamsnesih whsnsy a
,Icy Killed. the dogs OF their visitors VIZ oscc
,bev could shoot them, and burned tnelI 49,
,Iements whenever they could get hoiu oi ''''
N,rt0E Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-14

07,-A liberal discount will be allowed 10 nu.
thorized parties, purchasing in large quantities,
for societies, fair, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-14

We have iust received another supply Of the
above standard machines For ali kinds OF
unrivaled We have sold oyc- orc hundred
and sixty of those machines in this city and
counties adjacent. Circulars will be furnished
upon application, and the peculiar advantages
of tho machines explained to any ono interest.
cd. For sale by
novl7 E:S. LEADBEATER s. BRO
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'AiDA HOLIDAY dooDSl
WHOLESALE AND RNAih'
CHARLES w. GREN,
GS King street; .,
Has just received by New "rk steamer an
extraordinary stock of An,
HOLIDAY GpDn'
Largest stock yet present.
Variety indescribsbe. ~
Prices satisfactory to p' chascrs:
An examination of stoc solicitea. &C. ca o,
dec NO 10 h'hH stle'''
NHRISTMAS Is COMING!
/ have this dsv receved a large lot Of
uNVAWA ANn IALAGA ORANGES;
FIGS in baskets al drums; 81 Aim Almonds, Fit
berts, Cream Nut. Eng ish Ma,Huts. TmW foTnuss'
Cocoanu.s. and aArgc lot of TOYS and FAN
CY ARTICLE Malaga and Catawbs Grapes.
and -. prcnt ynrAty OF French and Candy of
nv own n.,,',.ctu;o Sold at
G. SCHAFER'S,
doe No 3 North Fairfax street.
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MAEHI AGE.

reflect that Il sound mind and body arc tn, To-,
necessary requisites to promote connubial Il"
pincss Indeed without these the i'
through lile becomes weary pngrln~rr, b.
prosp ct hourly d.rkens To Lbe view, co. "a
become. shadowed Wit .esrsii and d!lcd "
the melancholy reflection thal the hGppin"s'
another becomes blightei with your own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-14

Married Persons, or Young Men comtempla
ting marriage, being aware of Physical "esk
ness, Organic Debility, Deformities, speedily
:ured.
He who places himself undsr the care OF DR.
J. msy religiously con1de in his honor as >
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his SKI!
as physician
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Office of Udolpho Wolfe,

SOLE IMPORT. OF TIE ScnIEDAM AROMATIC ScINApps
90 BEAVER STREET, New York, Nov. 8, '6s
To the People Of The Southern States.
When the pure medicinal restorative now so
widely known as Wolfe's SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS,
was introduced into the world, under the endorse
ment of 4 900 leading members of the medical pro-
fcsslon some twenty years ago, its proprietor was
well aware that it could not wholly escape tho
penalty attached to new and useful preparations.
He, therefore, cndcavorcd to invest it with the
strongest possible safeguard against counterfeit
ers ana to render all attempts to pirate it difficult
and dangerous. 1t was submitted to distinguish
ca chemists for anal ysis and pronounced by them
tho purest spirit ever manufactured. Its purity
ana properties having been thus ascertained,
samples of the article forwarded to 10, 900
physclans including all the leading practitioners
IN tho United States, for purposes of experiment.
A CIRCULAR requesting trial of the preparation
and report of the result, accompanied each
specimen. 1000 of the most eminent medical men
IN the Union promptly responded. Their opinions
preparation, they said, had long been wanted by
the profession, reliance could be placed on
the ordinary liquors of commerce; all of which
we're moro or less adulterated, and, therefore,
lcnce and strength of the oil of juniper, which
formed one OF tho principal ingredients of the
Sciinapps. together with unalloyed character
or the alcoholic clement give it, iii tho estimation
other diffusiye stimulant diuretc, tonic and
restorative.
These satisfactory credentials from professional
men OF tho highest rank were published in
condensed form, and enclosed with each bottle
OF tho Schnapps, as one OF the guarantees of its
commences. Other precautions against fraud
were also adopted; patent was obtained for tho
article, the label was cOpyrgh ted fac si,,lie of
the proprietor's autograph signature was attached
to each label and cover. his name and that of the
preparation wore embossed on the bottles and the
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NewH Items,

CHARLESTON, February 3.-Arrived-
schooner w. H. Cleare, Eleuthera. Sailed
schooner j. & e. Carson, Wilmington.
n. g.; steamer Charleston, New York, and
Sea Gull, for Baltimore-which had been
detained by heavy weather
The miller at Phillips wind mill. Mt More
head, North Carolina, Mr.. Lamb, tiled n
gun for the purpose of killing some one
whom he suspected of entering tho mill at
night and stealing corn, but Wednesday
morning forgot about the gun and upon
opening the door, was shot and instantly
killed. He was about forty five years Of
age, and leaves family.
NEW ORLEANS, February 3-The side
wheel steamboat Lexington took fire at Q
o'clock this morning, and was totally de-
stroycd. She was almost covered by insu.
rance.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, February 3-The In
ternational Hotel was burned day. The
guests escaped with the loss of their cloth
ing. Loss 100000.
FIsHK1Lh, N. Y, February 3.-There is
great panic in Dutchess County over the
sudden deaths of cattle
Albert D. Pyke, of Boston, was arrested
at Fitchburg on q charge of poisoning his
wife and having criminal intercourse with
his stepdaughter, who is also under arrest
on suspicion of completely
HAVANA, February 3.-The city continues
quiet. A serious riot occurred at Betfucal,
between Spaniards and Cubans, few days
since. Many were wounded. A steamer
has arrived from Spain with large numbers
of troops .
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FINANCIAL AND Coa1mNnoIAL.,

b COLUMBIA, February 3.-Cotton had an
upward tendency. yesterday, and 162 bales
were disposed of at full prices-niddlings
2S. - ~
New York, February 3-Money easy.
Sterling 919. Gold 35I. Flour 5(01Oo
lower. Wheat declining. Corn Al shade
lower. Pork firmcr, at 80 so. Lard dull
steam 234. Cotton iirmer, at 293l930.
Freights quiet.
Z Z. M-Cotton active and firmer, with
sales of G, 800 bales. at 292i@30 Tho mar
ket, In other respects, unaltered since noon.
BALTIMORE, February 3.-Flour, oats and
rye unchanged. Bacon active-shoullers
15i1M1524.
CINCINNATr, February ,. Pork active,
ut 80. 90. Lnrd quiet, at 20ila. Bnlk shoul-
derS 49,.
CHARLESTON, February 3.-Cotton active
and advanced l4GQl.c.. with sales of 1000
SAVANNAH. February 3.-Cotton active,
with sales of 5000 balcs-middlings 2SIS;
receipts 900.
AUGUSTA. February Cotton market nc-
tive and firmer, with sales of 1,073 bales;
receipts -middlings 27lSC027a1.
MOBILE, February 3.-Sales of cotton
to-day ZOO bales; article in good demand
low middlings 271s; receipts 3S9
New ORLEANS, February 3.-Cotton nd
Vanced anu IN neaVy demand tor Great
Britain, Spain and the North-middlings
2834; sales 1900 bales; receipts s, 19I.
Gold 36b. Flour firmer-super 6371s;
double 1925; treble 7.25. Corn dull at 76.
Pork in active demand, ut $500 Bacon
dull; shoulders IS; clear rib 1871; clear 19.
Lard higher-tierce 201s s@2l; keg 23. SUI
gar and molasses firm ard unchanged
Whiskey and coffee firm and unchanged.
LONDON, February 3-3 p. M-Consols
031. Bonds 7634.
LIVERPOOL. February 3-3 P. M.-Some
business doing in Cotton to arrive to-day,
and sales were made at IL for middling up
lands. The market is still active, and up
lands quoted 12; Orleans 1914.
HAvRE, February 3.-Cotton buoyant,
1873.
LIVERPOOL. February 3-Evcning Cot
ton closed buoyant-uplands 12; Orleans
1216@1214; sales 10000 bales.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintance OF Mrs. Mary
OHara and of Jerome Pagan, respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services Of JEROME
THOMAS, youngest child of the former, from
their residence in Gervais street. to the Catholic
Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'clock
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Zlpporah Cotton Seed.

Ny-v-vy1 WE offer for sale 35 Bushels OF XIPPO-
ktsAsa..NRAH COTTON SEED, the lint OF which
lzssiwas sold in Charleston for 5 cents per
pound more than middling upland cotton, and
which is now quoted in Charlcston as high 35
cents per pound. Price $500 per bushel.
Fcb2 L. ONEAIE 4 SON.
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Gable pe.p,asscn,er,s. es .

MADRID. February 3.-Probably Prim
and Serano will constitute the directory.
The Pope's Nuncio has been induced to
return. -
MAzArhAN, January 2O-An outbreak of
the people occurred on the 11th instant, but
was quickly subdued by the military. Sc.
rious trouble probable at any moment.
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Law Card.

TVIHE undersigned having turned over the Ro-
4 cords, Securities and Property of the Office OF
Commissioner in Equity to his successors will
resume tho practice of Law and EQUITY in
Richand and adjoining Counties and in tho
Courts OF the United States.
Feb 212* ID. Il. DESAUSSURE.
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English L airy Cheese Cranberries.
IN BOHES English Dairy, Cutting, Pine Apple
cO and Young America CHEESE.
III. IL bushels CRANBEP LES, in fine order and
for sale low by L. & @. D. HOPE
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NO EXPERIMENT. /!
AN ESTABLISHED FACT
The Leading Life Company of the West (!

THE ST. LOUIS 4
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Begins the year, Ganuary 1,) 1869, with
A S E I S - S 3, 619, 87O,67!
INCREASED over 81, 600, 600. during the mas,
Il year. after paving losses by death, ($455 45O,)
and Dividends 1865 1866 and 1867 and purcIased
Policies, tsSo5,oS9; amounting in sum total to
Total losses by death paid since organization OF
the Company,
$866, $3.50.
Total Return Dividends paid since organization of
the Company,
$414, ,2O9.
Policies issued during the year 1865
4,664.
Total number Of Policies issued since organization
of the Company,
Ia $50. ~n..
ASSETS aud DESERVE secure and ample for all
contingencies.
Present Annual 1ncome---S2, SOC, 900. "a
Our past success ia a guarantee for the @fnture.
Long lists OF references are easily obtained, but
are no real guarantee of safety and success The
cheapest Assurance is in tried and experienced
companies. but e,,-c-,aSt. i.
The higher per cent. of interest West, and our
present annual income-over So, 800 OOO-will ap-
peal largely to those desiring Assurances as an
advantage with us in the future of their Polcies. "
Examine our Plans and Rates, before Tasu,-ing
n STRICTLY NUT UAL LCOhp pAN,Y,
With the additional security of a pao up qua
rantee capital OF slOo, Oo,000-paying its own Divi-
dends. The most popular and advant.,xeous
forms and favorable terms for Insurance present
ed. loan or credit OF ne-third, if desired of
the premium given. Surplus distributed on the
1st Of January each year, and Dividends paid an
nually thereafter on the Contribution Plan.
Nearly COO Policies, insurng over IS, 900. .OOe,
have been issued through the General Agency.
Active Agents Wanted.
GODFREY & MhdILL
General Agents for Georgia, South Carolina and
Florida.
D. A. JANUARY, President.
JNO. M. MILLER, Local Agent.
y. N. TALLEY Examining Physician.
OFFIC r RS,
d. A. JANUARY, President.
CHAS. H. PECK, ce-President.
VIM. T. SELBY, Secretary.
IS. MILLER, Assistant Secretary.
WM. n. BENTON, General Agent
DR.. JOHN T. HODGEN, Consulting Physician
CLINE q JAMISON, Legal Advisors.
Hon. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consulting Actuary.
VIM. NJ. McPHEETERS, NJ. D., Ex. Physician.
AT Office of Company, daily, from IL to and 8 to
p. M.
Directors OLIVER Garrison, Samuel Will, Theo-
dore Laycile, Chas. II. Peck. Gen. Thomas L.
Price, Jules Vallo, Geo. r. Robinson, Robert Z.
Carr, John F. Thornton, David X. Ferguson, VIM
I. Seby, Mich. Schaotfer, William II. Gay VIM. @.
Jamison II. p. Hanenkanp, l.. f. Baker D. A.
January, VIM. j. Lewis, James o. Carson Jacob
Tamm Hon John Hogan, Feb t1mo
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Garden Seeds

TE1HORBURN'S SEEDS-full assortment. These
i seeds have been for nearly century before
tho public and require commendation from no
one For sale by GEO. SYMMERS.
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view. Others were divided. as to whether. I
most resembled o pluoked fowl or q recently
shorn sheep; but the veritable amateur
said, "Sure he will make Oil elegant For
tescue." and stuck to that view of the
question.
The company soon got used to tho altera-
ton, and the dramatic business now went
as smoothly as a hand passed over my
cheeks. l had the Intoxicating privilege,
the tantaliziDg element in which was tenn
pered my hope, of making second hand love
to Ada i'll daily rehearsals. till at list the
day of positive performance arrived.
We all knew our parts; bnt whether we
acted them well or not, 1t is difficult to
Judge; our audience was bound in common
politeness to be pleased and the hnttering
applause and profuse congratulations We re-
celved cannot be counted for much. At
any rate, everybody seemed delighted, and
the whole affair was voted II success
When a fete which had cost some time,
thought and labor in its preparation, is
over, heavy weariness and depression is
apt to weigh upon the principal actors, and
this, believe, was the case with the m;l-
Jority of the company assembled Mt Winton
Hall.
But l felt nothing of this. What werc
private thcatricals or balls, past Of future,
to me? Means to an end, one cnd-Ada
How could my mind be cloudy if she smiled
upon me? How feel depressed when such
hopes elevated me?
On the morning following the perform
ance, awoke early with firm determina-
ton to turn mimic courtship into earnest,
and force plain yes or no from her that
very day. To lie in bed with such prickle
In the pillow was quite impossible, so 1 got
up, dressed and went for q walk. On pass
ing through the garden on my way back to
breakfast, became aware that some ono
else was also in high spirits, for we'll
known voice behind the shrubbery was
singing The Pigs in the Morning." and on
turning the corner of path which brought
me into little open dell sacred to rhodo-
dendrons, L came upon O'Brian, with his
hat stuck on the back of his head, executing
pas seal to vocal accompaniment.
''Ah!' he cried on seeing me, ''sure you
have caught mo making fool of myself.
But it is n good thing my mothers only son
has done for me this fine morning. Con-
gratnlate me, my boy!'
Certainly" said T. feeling a little sickly.
"What on?"
II arr going to be married to the pretti-
est little angel that ever wore boots and had
nice little sum ali ut her own disposition
III the bargain. Whoop!"
1t was too true; he had stolen q march
upon me. left Winton two hours after
wards.
Thank you; yes, my whskers are gradu-
ally recovering, and expect to be able to
walk out by daylight in IL month or so At
present, they are in the b,acbin g brush
stage. = Chambers Journal
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Sauer Kraut and Pickles.

TUST RECEIVED. Barrel of choice SAUER
- KRAUr; also, Barrel of extra fine PICKLES.
Try them. CAMPBELL & JONES.
Feb 2 z
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Hoes! Hoes!! Hoes

0O0 DOI. Brades CAST STEEL CROWN
AOO HOES
200 doz. Patent Rivctted Planters and Iron
Hoes.
Direct Importation. Just received and for sale
low by j. x II. II. AGNEW.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Spot Him!
EXE9

G. LOCKER, Iinsmith for some time past
y in my employment, has aJsconded, leaving, in
town. The lew affords no protection against
such scamps, and tho public has no safeguard
but the means now take in publicly Advertising
being, IN Chester; tho good people of that place
around. pAJWFE
Feb4
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The latest style of the water velocipedes
consists of two floating tubes of tin, in the
shape of cigars. They are connected by
two bars of iron which support the wheel.
This is moved by pedals like the fore
sits on saddle just behind the wheel, and
easily drives his machine at the rate of six
to eight knots an hour
Charles Busteed, of Savannah, is stop
ping at the Ebbitt House.
Washington paper.
A great many of the Busted family from
the South are at oil our hotels
Richmond Examiner.
A boy in Kellogsville. Michigan, whose
nose was made to bleed during playful
scuffie, died in few hours from the nncon-
trolable hemorrhage.
One firm, at Frankfort on the Main, is
said to have sold $4,000 carte photographs
of Mrs. Lincoln.
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-Auction
Sales
Mules and Horses.
BY d. G. PEIXOTTO & SON.

WE Will sell THIS MORNING, the 4th instant
at 10 o'cock, in front of our Auction Store:
several iU LES and HO RISES. without reserve
1erm5 caSh. Feb
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proprietor also offers for sale

Bottled Wines and Liquors.
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for
medicinal use. Each bottle has his certificate OF
its purity.
Nov 12 3mo IJDOI PHO WOJFE
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NEW York, Tuesday, May L. UdoImLo Wolfe Esq
LEWIS A. SAYRE, NJ. D., No. 795 Broadway
H. =; DEVICES, NJ. D., No. 791 Broadway.
JOSEPH WORSTER, NJ. D., No. 100 Ninth street
JOHN OREILLY, NJ D., No $50 Fourth street.
B. l. RAPHAEL, NJ. d., Professor of tho princi-
pies and Practice of Surgery, New York Medical
College, etc, No 81 Ninth street, and others
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Illc People t'na:silsa0us |!
NEGRO SUFFRAGE RspuDlATED!
REsfGNING MEMBERS ENDoRsED4

TnE ELECTION on Tuesday last ex.
cited hnt little interest. the Radica Is
around here, most OF them. agreeing
with the Democracy in their coniem
nation of :he attempt to force negro
suffrage. and tho abrogation Of the
right OF tie States to control. within
their own. hoIders. the & nesti"n OF sni-
'rase, ppon the people against their
will. They. therefore. run no candi-
dates. lnt gave the wei lit OF their 81
lent consent 10 the recollection Of the
resigning democrats. The following
is fiie vote OF this county:
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nTNlE NAH. from Loogootee was
brought over on horseback on Tues
day last. the road being too bad tor
theThack to run. And worse than all
THE Postmaster at LooSootee only sent
over the letter mail, keeping back the
newspapers. THIS is oppressive on
newspaper men. We don't Knt "
@here he gets authority TO make this
discrimination. unless he taxes itiron
';he act TO prevent cruelty to animals.
and thought the horses were not able
to carry any more. Please don't do
it again, Mr.. Postmaster.
Worse AND WoRsE.-The same i'm
comprehensive neglect of duty was
INDUCED in by the postmaster at Loo
.gootee again yesterday. He's mis-
,ance OF the rankest order. which pnb.
Tic justice demands should be speedily
abated. The Department should look
to it, at once.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS!

~ Office il hereby given, that The Bosrt
~ If County Commits sioners, Assessors
and Auditor OF Dubois county. will meet 81
the Court House IN Jasper. on
MONDAY. Anil 18th. 1869
thar being the second Monday Of April, in
pursuance OF Inv. 10 constitute "A Board 81
EQualznion. Tor The purpose Of hearing snd
determining npon any complaint OF any
owner Of personal property, moneys, 'ighls,
credis, effects or pail listed. in Dubois
county, Ind. bv the Asse-sors ,hereof. 'or
The ear 1869, aud for ~. purpose Of ,qpa.
ls,ng he A->essmsD, between the varlous
Townships Il said coun,y Al persons
who feei themselves scgri.ved by the c,inr
ut the Assessor. will please. tax ; no,ics and
govern themselves accordingly.
MARTIN FRIEDMAN. AID G.
M @rrh 20 h Ie69-iv
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GRADED SCnocL.--Prof. Berry pro-
poses to open graded school, for a
term of four months. in our town. be-
ginning on the first Mondsyin April.
From Mr.. Berry's long experience in
teaching. and thorough knowledge Of
the branches he proposes to teach, we
{. feel assnred his school will be sue
cess. 1t will afford rare opportunity
for numbers of our young teachers to
perfect themselves in HE science.
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NnnlrnnerY .Cnve s Z

TOWNSHIP TRysTeE.-Some of our fellow
citizens. as will BE- seen BIZ aHuourceme o.
IN 'o.doys psoer design supporting our
young TREND. Mr.. John W. Breiz asacan.
dida'e for Trustee of Bsir bridge To- Mr.
Breiz IL thoroughly identified w,h the in
ttres's OF the township, having been born
and raised in the town of Jasper, and il
elected, would no douh. make a good
Trustee.
We have not yet learned VIII ether he
will have any opposition.
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UICM WArER.-it rains now Just
wher it wants to, and that's nearly
every day. The river is high, and
getting higher; saw-logs. in RATS and
loose, are going down by the thous
aad; farmers are complaining that
there will be no time to sow oats. and
yet we will not have a flood, as the
good Lord has promised ''seed time
and harvest
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