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kind of sound, more or 1ess artioulate,
in alewersbut beyend seysRal extraya-
'faut Hstorti enh Of the features general
ly, and mud ineffectual opening and
shntting of the mouth particularly. no
response whatever was to be obtained.
Next the doctor set himself to ascertain
whether there was-as might certainly
have been expected-any loss of power
in connection with any other of
the faculties. No euch thing. The
man zwas sin ala .zotherSsr respects per
fectly healthful and vigorous, and
not only was so, but looked so. Lastly,
DR.. Curzon proceeded to engage in 8
prolonged scrutiny of the mans vocal
chords, with "a Instrument made ex.
Fpressly for the purpose of such exsmipa-
lions, by means Of which the interior OF
the throat Is exposed to the view of the
investigator. This proceeding how.
ever was productive Of as little result
asfhe rent. Mr., rStfenGS vocal choras
were, as far AZ external appearance
went, in much the, same geon ditlon e
those 6f;other people, Tho examina.
ton over, DR.. Curzon left MS patieht
for q time, entertaining o pretty ttfn
lconviction that this was simply Q oso
case of shamming, and leaving direc-
ttiops with all those who were likely to
come in contact with the dumb man to
keep sharp look out. > y - y u y - u
- ITO be Continued. d
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| It totally revolutionzes this branch Of Gull.
nary art, among its results being: Z
It In set on top Of the stove or range, over one
OF the openings, where the largest amount Of
heat ID obtained from the smallest quantity of
fuel ;i.ro5
1t CONCENTRATES and retains all the heat with.
in its enclosure; IG r. - 81 ~
| z Prevents evaporation and loss Of Juices, and
renders tough meets tender byltsa Ction
| Runs the melted TAT into the hre,
Doing away with all smoke and smell of grease;
Requires no preparation Of fre-either bed
Of ,cchs or q blazing fire serving the purpose;
No pounding Of steak; ~. ~
Dispenses with necessity for either coke or
charcoal; q ~. sB'5 60,
Broils equally we'll over coal or wood,
And gives, from either, the flavor Of steak
brsiled over wood Goals, with allthe juices of q,
roast; ,lE
Answers for all sized stove or range openings,
And is equally good for
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stEFs1EAAkkIa CHICKEN, CHOPS
DO HAM, FISH AND OYSTERS,

Forming the most complete and admirable com.
biDaticn of simplicity, convenience, cheapness
and usefulness, ever attained IN cooking
utensil.
1t renders broiling, heretofore SO vexatious,
The QUICKEST AND EASIEST OF ALL MODES OF
COOKING, aud meats broiled by it more palata.
table, nutritious, and digestible than any other
mode Of cooking them.
1t not only sconfers. upon the rich q luxury
heretofore uhattainable with money, but lis
small cost places its benefits within the reach
of the poorest-offering to the LABoRER. the
MECHANIC and the FARMER grateful relief and
absolute emancipation FROM NEAT COOKING
ABOAINATIONS OF ALL DEGREES-IN
GUIDING THAT CHIEF OF CULINARY
| ATROCITIES, w. .t' p
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MARRIED:

On Thursday evening. November 25th, 1869
at the residence Of the brides parents, by the
Rsy.r Mr. MoHat, ROBERT d. DALZELL, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, to MAGGIE E., daughter o.
r. Crangle, Eco, Of this city. ~ = II
= On November 26th. 1862. Mr.. CASPER SAPP
to Mrs MARYMILLER- All of Ohio county
M rards y. - 10 IL. L-r.-T 81 --n IL u
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Terms, by Maj, Advance.
DAILY REGISTER,

DAILY REGISTER. -.
me year......sT 50 Three menths.-::G 90.
Sax months. .-.... % tpAs nccth ;.-..-. 20
TO suHscRmEas In IHH cIrr.----.
or week rs cts. Per ponth- - ..6s ete
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Published every Tuesday, Thursday, and sal.
2. p. cop: ssSi.. &c g: copy copy mo-: = g
see :SPE win be sen. S e the tsss es ss up. up q
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr....sQ 90 Five copies, y 90
Sns sspy' mos...L sol Twenty az / ". IS 90
A free copy Of the WEEKLY win be sent for
each club of TENsgn63 q tree copy of the Tkl-
WEEKLY will be seat for eaOh club Of TwENTr.
DER ARBEITER FREUND.
(GERAlAN WEEKLY 80 :. =.
By Mail. % By Carrier ......0 y
Same club xssgWWkxKLYKF GIsrxE
Advertising Rates per square
a square isl ofan inch spaced "a. :.
One time. .......sl 90 Ono week %
Two times so Two " 5eks,.,,... w
Three times... 9 90 One month";. W
"ros,I. NOTICES per Line, IS cents, but no
ss,ioe inserted for less than- Ono Dollar. --
AdvertfsementSin weekly.
Ono souare, each insertion. 90
Special Notices" per lHs..........-,.---. %
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Fried Meat soaked in Burnt Grease.
We place an ".- 49,
UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTY

Upon it, EMBRACING EACH AND EVERY sPEciFIck.
TON ABOVE NAMED, and WILL RRRUsp Fok ANY
RETURNED AFTER TRIAL and DEALERS ARE Az
THESE TERMS; 50 all can test the article for
themselves, and have their money refunded If
they do not find it to be what we represent It,
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To Coal Consumers and Per-
sons who Buy Coal TO Sell

V'HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
l. notice that he is prepared to sell COED
the central position of his Bank he feels war
Tanted in saying that in winter, when other
hanks are unreliable from the condition OF the
roads &c, he will take care that his customers
suppiy IS kept up. He further adds that the
coaI now being taken from his Bank is better
thsn any heretofore taken from it.
RICHARD NOLAN,
Coal Merchant
octis Market street, head of Jefferson.
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PRICE, $500.
G. Z. 8 TIFEL l.,
wheeling, w. Va.

NoIE.-This Broiler will also toast bread with
astonishing rapidity; can be used to advantage,
when required, for baking potatoes, eggs, and
apples; and with an extra wire CRATE of fine
mesh, dnstantaneously adiustable), is an une.
qualed corn pepper, and will roast coffee more
evenly, and with less attention, than by any
other method. All the above operations are
performed with much less fuel than is necessary
to heat the oven. The fine wire crate for pop.
ping corn and roasting coffee is an optional ap.
purtenance, costing 40 cents extra, and only
sent when specially ordered. nov2T.lt
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IrEDONOTw WISH

WEDo NOT WISH
w TO inform You,
reader, that DR.. Won.
derful, or any other
man, has discovered q
remedy that cures Con-
sumption, when the
lungs are half consum.
ed, in short will cure
all diseases whether Of
mind, body or estate,
make men live forever,
and leave death to play
for want Of work, and
is designed to make our
sublunary sphere q
blisslul paradise, to
which Heaven itself
shall be but q side
show. You have heard
enough of that kind of
humbuggery, and we
do not wonder that you
have BY this time be.
come disguised with Il.
Bnt when / tell Won
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
% 1 - 3'F -IsLit.H
. DR.. JOHN WILKINS.

n DEAa sSR-we unhesitatingly pronounce
your IRISIN complete success. We are re-
ceiving daily testimonials endorsing its efficacy,
and the constantly increasing demand for 1t lar
exceeds any preparation of similar character
s-.s,.-,sS.'ss COLEMAN & ROGERS,
Druggists, ls4 Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
February 81, 1860. - Established 1880.
DIR. JOAN WILKINS, : 4 gyP = =
DEAR SR-From my knowledge Of the com
position Of IRISIN, / believe it to be, vel
adapted a an Alternative medicine, and 10 is Ger
tainly the most deservedly popular remedy
h. Sss pet Iis Fs'' n MOORE NJ D.
novls:lmdkW ~ s,'gC in. .g-r ..'r b..
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FURNISHING GOODS,
OLDHAM & HOGE.

OLDHAM & HoGE.
UYLIE y. OLDHAM, OF tAEH1s..l.sI
w Ohio, AID WIN. v. HOGE, q f.s ..
W. Va, have formed . parissf,ss50 sis 80
practice Of Law In the countes ~ ~ OLbss
ManshaIl. West Virginia. under IL Wksaist
4 Hoze. ofhes 1901 Fourth s'fse%
wn. Y, Hoss A.s 9, I. y. w.., y VIZ.
Rsysiy
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that DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy ,ctH positirely
cure he ieorSt cases Of OutGruk, only assert
thai which thousands can testify to- Try II
and you will be CONVINCED. Twill nav $500 Re-.
WARD for a case Of Catarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY.
WHERE.
PRICE ONLY so GENTS. Sent by Mad post
paid, for Sirty Cents: Four packages for s. Oe;
or one dozen for $500 Send two cent stamp
for Dr. Sage's pamphlet on Catarrh. Address
the Proprietor,
.rr.. BUFFALO, n. Y.
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A MUSICAL DOG.

"Frank Schwartz, merchant retired
from business IN Dsrmstadt. occupied his
leisure hours, which were many, almost es-
clusiyely with music. His passion Tor the
art acquired such an intensity that he re-
quired every one about him TO ial in with
his musical predictions, by either vocal
or Instrumental cooperation. Poodle, the
dog, was the only one unable 10 render any
musical assistance. As worthy Herr
Schwartz felt the utter impossibiiity Of
making Poodle afford any practical aid. he
determined TO train him to fil the Office Of
critic in his own harmonious community.
He succeeded. TOO. By an ingenious method.
Whenever q note out 0t tune proceeded
from a voice or an instrument; every time
that musical fault was committed By any
member Of the family--and such faults were
committed purposely-the rod was applied
to Poodle's back, and he naturally began 10
bark and howl. lie was exactly IN the pa-
s,iion ufthe whipping boy, WIN pursued his
studies with the royal prince. Whenever
the prince made grammatical blundsr, the
whipping buy had 10 smart Ior il. Before
long. simple threats we're substituted for
smlting on his (Poodle's) back; aiterward a
look suficed TO set the creature barking;
and. lilile by little, Poudle iamlliariled
himself with wrong notes aud other musical
ATROCITIES, until al lasl mistake could not
be committed without his rebuklng il eilh-
er by ba-k or growl. He thus became.
rs lar as music was concerned, the most i'm.
partial Judge, the most conscientious critic
in the whole grand duchy Of Hesse-Dafm.
stadt.
.UnfaItunaiely. bis appreciation Of mu-
sicsl art was completely and solely mega
tive. lie bestowed no praise, but only
blame. Sing with expression, p'ri"rm with
talent. the dog would rrmsln impassiye and
cold; but at The slightest incorrectness of
inlonaiion, he ground his teeth. lashed his
tail, growlrd, yrlped. snd barked aloud. So
lung as he huurished--and he may henrish
still--not concert or an opera vas re-
hearsed IN DarmsiaJt without inviting Herr
Frederick Schwartz and his dog--but more
especially The dog. II the prima donna
made the slightest slip. the dog looked ..
his master with an air oI disspprobation. II
the hauiboys came in late, Poodle prick
ed up his ears; il Tbs clarionet hurried the
movement. Poodle fidgeted on his bench; il
the kettle drummer broke the time, Poodle
uttered audible murmufs. In Tact. no piece
was considered properly executed unless
the canine connoisscar remained quiet on
his seat.
"Nar must il be supposed that Pondle's
instinct was limited 10 forming judgment
Of the execution only. Ills intelligence.
trained by hearing classical works, seemed
TO have penetrated some oi the secrets OF
composition. An abrupt meditation, a
false resolution, would produce symptoms
Of doubt on poodle's muzzle; consecutive
6fths made him shu,lder, and haiting me.
lpdy sci his teeth m edge. Sometimes
Herr Schwartz aud his intimate friends. IN
the privacy Of snug little quartet party.
would amuse themselves by producing dis
eor,lsnt sounds, Tor the sake Of tarmen,ing
The sensitive animal. On such occasions,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-10-27

Done at our City OF Raleigh, this the
Goth day OF October, in the year of
our Lord, one thousand eight hund-
red and sixty-nine ant in the ninety
fourth year of our independence.
W. w. HOLDEN, Gooeraor.
BY The Governor:
w. X. RICHARDSON,
Private Aecrefary.
CHATTER CCLXVII.
An act Making the act nf Going Mask ed !,
Disguised or Painted a Felony.
SkcTfoN !. The General Assembly of
North Carolina d. enact. Any person who
shall disguise himself by painting his face,
or by wearing any mask or any other de-
vice Tor the concealinent Of The face or per-
son with intent 10 terrify or frighten any
citizen OF the community, or part thereof.
shall be guilty oi a misdemeanor, and be
punished by line or lmpris nment in the
County Jail. al the discretion Of the Court.
SEC 2. Any person Or persons, either
singly or in association with each other, who
being disguised or masked, or otherwise
concealed in the manner described in the
preceding section. shall commit any tres
pass or act BY lorce or violence, which is
now mis,lemean0r by any statue of this
State. or at common law, shall be deemed
guilty Of felony, and shall be imprisoned at
hard labor in the Penilentiary for a term oil
not less than one year, or more than ten
years.
SEC. s. This act shall go into effect on
itsra;Ification, and the Governor shall cause
the same TO be published Immediately.
Ratified the 18th day Of April. A. ID.
Ociober, 27ih, 1862 3L--3s
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that had been Dragging oi their wonderful
kops, .'show somc mighty fine cultivation.
Me think can beat you: have an aunt
and her daughter. in Wethersiield. Connec-
ticut, that own about half an acre Of land.
This land them two women dressed and
prepared, and planted il with onion seed.
and how many onions do you think they
got from iif" Many we're the guesses. from
ave 10, fifty bushels, and all .he incideuls
and chances Of onion raising we're discuss
ed, when the one who propouaded the
question was asked: iie so
''lIow many did they raisef"
"Not tlerned onion" said he, che seed
was bilcJ."
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Poodle lost all self command; his hair stood
on end, his eyes became bloodshot. and
irightfuI howlings answered TO the discord
produced by the fi,ldles of the mystificators.
Moreover. they were obliged to Keep with
in certain bounds. Poodle possessed only
4 limited stock I'll forbearance. If the ca
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DIR. loo A. RIO DlElR YSWM
VA oULD respectfully return his thanks 10 the
wv citizens u Orange county for their liberal pa
|,ronsge for the last Is years.
He can vIways ~ found a. bis Office opposite Dr.
|E. studwicks except when professionally absent.
he will visit chapel Hill the Let and 3rd Mondays
n every month, and Greensboiousn the 4ih week
liz each month.
FEBRUARY is. D.
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Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts. Obitu-
aries will be charged at advertisement rates, for
notices over four lines.
Transient advertisements will be inserted at
former rates, viz: 81 for the first insertion OF
ono square, of eight lines or less, and twenty
five cents for each subsequent Insertion
For Special Notices or City Items Is cts. per
line for the first insertion. and eight cents per
line tor each subsequent insertion will be
charged
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RAILROAD hES -.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
~ ASSAS RAILROAD.



On aud after SUNDAY, May 2, 1869, one
daily passenger train wit run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting at
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad TO Richmond, Covington and the Nir-
gina Springs at Lynchburg for the West &nG
Southwest, and 81 Washington, to the Nortn
and Northwest.
Through tickets and baggage checked t" MI
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily ut go ~ IA, and
Alexandria as :: 40 II. IN, arriving ~ lenchhurg
at 440 p. m.
Leave Lynchburg at 9:o0 a. M. arrive at
Alexandria at G:2j y, m, and NJ Washington
at 7:30 p. m, -,
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH will
leave Alexan6ris daily, excepting Sunday, at
Ais D. m, and arrive al Harrisonburg ut l2:33
a. M Leave Harrisonburg at 200 n. m, and
arrive at Alexsndris at 1890 n. III. This train
makes close connections 81 MANASSAS junction,
with movements Oh the main line greatly Ia
cilitating intercourse between The lower Valley
and Richmond, Lynchburg, &c.
Passengers from Washington aad a AleXsrdris
to Winchester, Mddleburg, Capon Springs.
&C. will find good connections by this route.
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Alexandris daily, Sunday excepted, al 4:l5 y.
m, and arrive at Warrcntou At 1:l5 p. IN.
Leave Warren:on at 10 a. m, and arrive al
Alexandria ~ 1880 q m.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
ap 20 General Ticket Agent.
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,OEE REST IN THE WORLD.

SINGER WING MA Oh n ES
The attention of tho public is called TO the
sunerior merits of this machine over all others
for either family use or manufacturing purposes.
Tts rslstive excellencies and many good quail
ties over all others ore so well. known, ana So So
oenerslly admitted, that an enumeration u
sbam Ia unnecessary. The sales of this machine,
since an agency has been established IN a tins ms
t tbsm throuehout the whole world at the present
day is so great that the manItsgiusG'di sro sr,
scarcely able to meet thfm' aI.swhere SS M as i:
nI@s heTond lms question the best most durable sim
po, pt and m besntiul machine ever brought before
poSa .Ie puos,U, ~ "'" q, g. BERRY, Agent.
'A'"' 70 King street. Alex4ndrIisc. = ~ "a,
| CHIMES. s.Loo,..,,rr
| ono Off
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NJ" EArKnSo HII'l"% LIN

ls.as.ss9azaS N" BE BaTwEsN
PHILADELPHIA, AND ALEXANDRIA,
GEORGErOWN n Il WASHINGTON.
Steamers leave regularly from GEORG E.
Tow n, foot OF Congress St, EVERY WE'D
NESDAY; from ALEX XANDRIA, foot Of
King St EVERY THURSDAY.
Freight received daily at lowest rates
This line connects with all the Northern,
Eastern and Western Railroads and Transpor-
tation Companies. and will forward freight by
all tho lines running out OF Philadelphis, free
OF commission, and gives THROUGH RATES.
AGENTS.
NJ ELDRIDGE 81 CO.,
No, 4 s. Wharves, Alexandria, Va.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO.,
No II South Wharves, Philada.
HYDE u TYLER,
ie lit 50 Water ST., Georgetown.
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yssss.sse 9 NoI1oA'
ShMI-WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND BAL
TIMORE.
The passenger and freightng steamer co.
LUMBIA, Captain James Harper, will leave
Pier every WEDNESDAY, at I a. m, for
Baltimore.
Returning will leave Baltimore on SATUR-
DAY, at p. m, stopping at the usual landings
on the Potomac.
Captain VIM. Maith, will leave Pier every
FRIDAY, at p. IN.
Returning will leave Baltimore every TUES
DAY, at 8 p m., stopping at Kinsale and Cur
rioman.
All way freight must be prepaid.
mar 8 SIN B. WHEAT, Agent.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

CAMURL HARTLEY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. IL Union street,
Alexandria. Va.
10 Particular attention paid to the selling
0fGRAlN, FLO u K and ali kinds ofCOU NTRY
RIE5, GUAEO, PLASTER, &C., &C., at the
los est rates
~ Agent for the sale OF the celebrated
GROUND TOP' HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
jc 9i-tf
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VIcSoR HUGO, book, the Man who Laughs,

(IcYoR. HyGo,s book, the Man who Laughs,
~ monster in design and execution. 1t con-
tains signal proof of his powers of description
and analysis of feelings. Two Of the scenes,
particularly, display genius of the highest order.
And yet more forced, unnatural, and IN many
things, absurd plot, was mover invented oy
distinguished writer. As portralture OF
Engsh manners. or customs. at the time in
which the incidents narrated are supposed 10
have taken place-it is ridiculous. The story
is this:
The boy who appears in the opening, and
grows up to be the Laughing Man, under the
name of 'Gwynplaine, and the protection OF
the philosopher 'Ursus, is in fact the legitimate
son OF an old republican peer. Lord ClancharlIe,
as proved by the paper thrown overheard from
the Bscayan ork, picked up on the coast OF
France, aud brought to the office OF Barkll.
phedro, the queen S flatterer, and the hater OF
Duchess Josiane. This evil minded lady who
BY whim takes fierce fancy to the horribly
mutilated Gwyuplaine is q rlvalin his affections
TO the beautiful blind girl, Dea, whom Us boy
be picked IN on the ChesSil near Weymouth.
He remains faithful, at last, to Dea, who dies
as she i sailing away to Holland, wherenpon
Gwynplaine otherwise Fermoin, LORD 0ha5'
charlie, Jumps into the sea and Is orowneu,
while old Ursus, with his wolf Homo Is 'e'' u
make the voyage alone.
ONCE A YEAR the Japanese OF NangasaSl
celebrate the Feast OF Lanterns. The wh9'e
city turns out in procession and goes 10 Inc
water, upon which they all, even to the numo.
lest cast contributions. These consist OF straw
boats of more or less cost and elegance, and all
Of them Illuminated, and containing assort-
ments of the choicest viands. Some of them
are thirty or forty feet long, with masts ana
pointed turned up prows, OF two stories, richly
decorated, aud ablaze with multitude OF Ian
terms of all conceivable shapes, designs and
colors and at midnight, in the midst of great
,xcitement, and the shoutiugs of multitude,
thousands of these vessels are launched, and
the fiery line slowly sails away.
HORSE SrUNG To DEArH.-Early on Friday
morning MIR. Henry Taylor, gentleman llvlnt
lust out OF Racine, Wisconsin, hitched hi
carriage horse to a post near his bee hive, ant
went in 10 breakfast. While eating, ne he'r'
a terrible commotion in the yard, ana on lo9k
ing out to ascertain the cause, he saw thst th'
bees 1--we swarms,) had attacked the morse, .
The poor beast was trantically endeaVoring Q
trelk loose, u,tering at the tune the most nor
ribe screams of agony. Mr.. Taylor rusnet
ou, cut the halter, and endeavered to drive tn
swarms of, and in so doing was stu9g 10
most horrible manner about the head ana arm
The horse lived only about an hour aieer
was attacked.