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The State Fair.

The executive committee Of the State Ag-
ricultural Society are holding their session
in this city TO make final preparation for
The fair. Finance especially engages their
attention. 1t is a tough subject. We hope
that their plans will be literally seconded
in this city. Baltimore has given thou
sand dollars TO the Lynchburg Agricultural
Fair. She will not probably extend her
generosity in this direction. There is too
much libcrality and proper pride here TO 80
I;cit or need it, we arc sure, even were it
her interest to help us. Let us stand by
the Society. This city will be rewarded
most amply for doing so.
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A Proyiso-Such as it Is.

Our contemporary General KELLEY, Of
the Fredericksburg Herald, wants to catch
weazel asleep since he has returned from
the White Sulphur. He proposes that
proviso be added to the fifteenth amend
ment, when adopted by the Legislature, de-
claring that it shall be of binding effect
. from the date of Tirginia's admission to
representation in Congress" We have
considered our friend in no way afflicted
with supcrfuitics. He is the last man we
would have suspected Ct a work Of superer-
osation; yet he has given a rare sample
here. Congress has declared that the adop-
ton of the fifteenth amendment should be
a condition precedent TO our admission to
representation and it furthermore de-
clares that until we are so admitted to re-
presentation, and the constitution APP
ton goes for naught, and the State rnusk
continue under the provisional government.
So thst our contemporaries proyiso would
he mere surplusage, and being so would
be interpreted as taunt, or treated with
Indifference, Congress having already made
this condition.
General kelley docs not like 8 to give ii
up So" The victor makes u condition, and
the defeated, TO share the honor Of pro
posing conditions, offers precisely the same
terms. A man has another down pun
melting hin, and says " I'll let you up if !
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vou,ll hollow 'nuff" .; and the bottom man
ronl;es "Ill hollow huff if you'll let me
The Virginia Iron interests.

II ia understood that the miners and
manufacturers who have recently pur-
chased iron mines near Jackson's river, On
he Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, are dis
noscd TO co 70 work of once. Mr.. SAMUEL
G. ROBINSON, who has been assisting in
making sales as well as in facilitating the
operctions of the iron men, recently
brought the subject of the frcights on
iron before the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company, urging the Importance to
The road Of encouraging the production OF
iron, as that would probably, in few
years, afford them tonnage largely IN
excess Of their entire tonnage ut present.
The company, at it's Last meeting, gave the
President authority to reduce the freight
IN iron TO two and half cents per ton per
mile, which is below the charge on the
Pennsylvania roads.
The companies design opening their
mines at an early day, and to 60 on manu-
featuring iron with charcoal until the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad is finished,
when they will have ample supplies of
mineral coal, and will be able to make iron
cheaper. 1t is calculated that the working
Of the mines prior to the construction OF
he road will enable the owners to got the
strata fairly exposed and in the best condi-
ton for successful operations, so that the
moment the road is running they will be
ready to throw upon it an immense tom
nagc-a two fold business in transporting
coal and iron.
When that day comes there will be great
activity in Old Virginia. This city will be
largely beneficiary from these extensive
operations. And we may begin to look for
ward TO the day when they will take place
as very near. The company which is about
to take The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
in hand will "put it through " as promptly
rs possible. "Two years." they say, will
take the road to the Ohio. Three would be
doing well; but nobody will object to two !
These events will stimulate mining en-
tcrprlSc III different parts OF the state.
Iron mines are innumcrablc in Virginia.
Indeed, 'shc offers a field so rich, so vast,
that it will readily give employment for all
the capital that will come in for long time.
There is n bright day near at hand for
Virginia. Let us get over this rcconstruc-
ton business at once.
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NJ CALL AT BRIGGS'S GLD-ESTA-
BLISHED BAKERY and get
TIE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
OYSTER CRACKERS,
Xxx PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS
LIGITTEST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR MOLASSES CAKE,
1ELLEMON SNAPS,
FINE SPICE-NUT,
DISPEPTIC CRACKERS,
Fresh every day at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7Oi
Main street. au
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ELECTION OF SENATORS. y s!erG2y's
Wig had very sensible article in favor
Of clccting senators upon the meeting Of
The Legislature next month. The reasons
Cor doing go increase in propricty and force
The more we reflect upon them. We shall
avoid a great deal OF agitation, and proba-
bly, much delay in reconstruction, by not
putting the election Of senators oil until the
representatives Of Virginia arc admitted.
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The NEST powerful. safe, and reliable remedial
agent discovered for the healing 81 man. ne
wonderful properties Of the Iris Nrr>icol9r hisil-
crio unknown or developed. have been brought
within the control Of science, ana IS now taking
it, stand as principal amcig the blessings Q! mcIl-
'''''' ASIAN ALTERNATIVE
It acts directly upon the blood, cleansing and pri-
Tying the vital current Of Nil the humor3 and tanS
which disease or lnalarious influences nave piano"
there and craGicating and n"utrlliZin@ Tie effects
of mercury or other poisuns which may have been
taken into the system For this reason II IS MAJ
skin nsipicnt Consumption. Dropsy, &c., ana
will cure the most virulcnt and obstinate cases OF
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
1t IS an mnfa!ing preventive and cure ioE NEu-
AFFECTIONS, and IN
DISEASES or WOMEN
It has no equal. It's action upon tn" Liver and
Kidneys is prompt. salutary. and effective ANA II
is this property which renders 1t Of tie safest
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known in The practice OF medicine. Its excellent
aud skillul combination with other ingredients i'm
'''' " TONIC QUALITIES
OF the highest ordcr-not temporarily stimulating
but permanently lnyigOratlng the digestive or
ganS. and rendering IL 4 most valuable curative
agent in cases of
DYSPEPSIA AND GENER Al DEBILITY.
by taking IRISIN the blood. which permcatcs
all the tissues, and Is the life ana nutrition thcrc"
Is purified, rendering the whole system perfectly
healthy.
REIiEMBER-This medicine Is no oEshoot OF
quackery but the regular formula Ola distinguished
practitioner now Il resident Of baltimore city, and
so high docs II stand in the favor and esteem oi the
Intelligent and scientific that il has been adopted
by physicians In their practice. and IS daily being
prescribed and recommended by the most eminent
Of the profession throughout the country. The
better It becomes known the more highly i ii
praised and the more extensively IS ii used.
rpISrE
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MT BACHELORS IIAIR-DIE.-This
splendid HIt1R-DYE is the best III the world--thc
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappolntmcnt-no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves tie hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and pcriumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory 1s Bond
street, New York. NH @o--codts
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EeEGsf,
In Maryland. on Saturday, September 18th.
MARY, Youngest daughter oil the late Tarlcton ".
Peasants, of Goochaud, Va.
st Laurel Grove. Hanover county, on the 18Th
Instant, after brief illness Of few days of diph-
iberia, EUGFNIA FLORENCE. daughter OF j.
Monroe Carter, aged IL years, month and II days
"God moves in mysterious way
Ills wonders 10 perform
Lynchburg NetrS please copy.
In this city, on the 2lst instant, cf dyscntcry,
WILLIAM HENDERSON, only child of Carrie
+. and Frederick j. Bullock, aged one month and
thirteen days.
His funeral will be preached at his fathers resi-
jcncc. Laurel street, Oregon Hid, THUS AFTER
NOON AT O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance
If the family and those Of his grandmother (Alrs.
Iltchcl) are respectfully invited to attend with
out farther notice.
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OILS.
sTENCpE. TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
". GRANDMOTHER, l!lo MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRANDISG-lRON,f for marking
AL kinds OF wooden articles by heating H. Is per-
fcctly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engrayers' Stock stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver Frames steel Rings,
Checks, Tags. &C.. wholesale and retail mha
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FOR T0BACCGSIS'ES.

TO TOB A &C 0
u MANUFACTURERS AND TOBACCo-BON
have now on hand machines of
our own make TO groove the box where The rcrc-
nue stamp is to be affixed, according to the new
i;lw Price, SIS .-.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
Sc 22-3t l4l5 Cary street near Fourteenth
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TRESH ATIONS.--KELLOGG
Il Il GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
of their own importation, large additions TO their
STOCK, and are prepared to offer special induce:
mcuts TO BUYERS. New and handsome patterns Of
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets in rich. decorated
gold band Plain White China and White Granite.
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware in
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, Of Joseph Rod
GERS aud other celebrated makers; Plated Ice.
Pitchers, Walters, Goblcts, Forks, spoons, &C. !;
Rcfrirerators, Water-Coolcrs, Casters. Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety.
: Country merchants, hotcl-keepers, and house
keepers will consult their interests by calling on
us. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
Importers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street Richmond. Va.
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and Il. c. SUTTON, Jn.
Statesmen. 10
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The Petersburg In8cr is informed that
The article to which it alludcs escaped our
Send it to us.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ SPECIAL NoTICE.-We respect
fully invite the attention OF capitalists and others
to our sale Of two very valuable farms IN inc
county OF Hanover, to take place on Thursday 2ad
instant. at u O'Clock NJ, at our oficc, NO. llla
Main street. Also, to rental of farm near 'oia
Church., For further particulars refer to anc"
tion column.
sc 22-2t LEE IL GoDDIN, Auctiohecir'
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DURE COD-LINER OIL.--Just received
1 asUpply OF the above, which We can recon-
mend as being perfectly pure and sweet; fully
equal 10 any In the market. For sale b.
}. BLAIR, Druggist.
au 81 So i;Tuad street.
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CRGCElERY, &c.

GUNNER TRADE.-In store and for sale
~ a large and well-asSortcd stock of
SILNER-PLATED, CHINA, GLASS, and
EARTHENWARE,
which am offering rs low IS they can be obtained
in New York to which wond respectfully call
the attention of the trade and public generally,
pcdging myself to sell as low and give rs good ar
ticles for the money rs any other establishment IN
the State. Give me q call at
1906 MAIN STREET.
q q CARY
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SUGAR-CURED BEEF TONGUES,
y mAMs, HEEASTS sHh SH 1. u; EES
''''' Al A''''''' ave WILLIAM ii. TATUM,
sc22 500 Broad street.
T0O COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We would invite the attention Of country mer-
chants TO our large stock OF GROCERIES,, which
we can sell low as they can he had in any north
crn market. We name
$40 $40 n narre!s REFiNED SUGARS all grades:
80 hogshcads RAW SUGARS,
800 bags EoFFEE-Rlo, LAGuAlRA' End
1000 sacks sts SALT-MAEsHALL and WORTH
400 barrels rel sYlRUrs and MoLAssEs,
100 kegs SODA,
loco kegs NAILS.
''' 'AsS ''''' HARvEYS & WILLIAMS,
SC 21-lm corner Cary and Thirteenth streets.
ID EFINED SUGARS.-A, 3, AND c
h SUGARS receiving s s11r for r 'I 1A b
gc21 Fourteenth street.
OUTER AND CHEES E.-25 boxes
ID PRIME FACTORY CHEESE. 10 tubs sweet
PENNSYLVANIA BUTTER. receiving and for
sale by MtSSlE iAENh1,
sc2i Fourteenth street.
T ARD.-2O TUBS No. L ARD re-
IL ccivi"s and for sale 81 h EXss1E & HARVEY.
sc2l Fourteenth street.
TNCOLORED APPLE BRANDY,
T1CkIING and PEEsERVING SPICES,
OLIVE OIL Che best mportcdl. ..,,,,,,,-
LEA & PEHIIN3S WORCESTERSHIRE
PISKLED OYSTERS. and another invoice of
the SICILY LEMON STGAR' 1t IT. rro.d s,rpct
cALT! SALT! sALT!!!
> DIRECT IMPORTATION.
The ship ..Joshua 9. - with 5,e22 sacks MAR
SUhI.'S FACrOEY-WLLED SALT, will be due
hcr cargo for SALE to arrive, from wharf at CITY
Point, or Richmond Dock at lowest market rates
SC Ii-.w LEE. SEDDON y co.
4 PRIME ARTICLE OF CIDER
N VINEGAR for pckIinG, with a a ii ass; asS2rt-
R RY of fP&Es ,' SHnX%6Y superior
FAMlLY FL0UE, TOASTED CnFFEE$, line
GREEN and HLAG GE THAT l ar iiI G2 X
sell SIS Broad street.
yEERRINGS, MACkEREL,
NoET cAE9T4EA 80 So G GTT F fHHf2S
WOODS EoETM ChRuLINA No. / ROE
40. EhsfHEN ri CuT mEHRlMGs whole and
| CHOICE No. l MACKFREL. barrels and kits:
| CHOICE No. MACKEEEL, barrels and kits;
PRIME No. 3 MACkEkEL,
CHOICE No. l SALMON TROUT.
| For sale by
sc 10 ROBERT r. WILLIAMS & CO.
| CMITuFIELD BACON-TEA.
-
loo pounds SMITHF!ELD BACON,
chests extra tine GREEN TEA,
" chests superior BLACK TEA.
| WILLIAM G.. cambridge Il CO.,
au30 so broad street.
| VIRGINIA VINEGAR. &C.-G00 gallons
\ pare CIDER EEGAR. All Kinds Of
SPICES for picking. Families can rely on our
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AEETROPOLITAN HALL.


FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY EVENING, September 90. lsc9, first
appearance of BUCKLEY, MORRIS ~. ,
MINSTRELS. BURLESQuE OPERA IkOuI1E,
In a rich and varied programme, complied WIN
much care from the ineXhaustlbe repertoire oi
this the Excelsior Troupe Of the World avn
EVERYTHING STRICTLY MORAL AND
CHASTE.
EVERYTHING cntirclyn new. brilliant, ana startling:
without resort 10 vulgar attempts 1t wit.
First appearance In Richmond Of Mr.: fRAN "A
BELL, late of The san francisco Ministries, New
York Justly acknowledged to be the most ar,iStic
dancer In the profession, together with ~ ~
CORPS DE ETfiIcPE-cach Il bright star III MS
line.
Doors open ut Gi overture Mt Z.
Front seats reserved for ladies ana their escorts.
No improper characters admitted. Polite ana at
tentivc ushers in attendance, who Will pay partlcu-
lar attention to seating the ladies:
j. G. BROWN, .ocnts.
+. r WESTON,
II. c. CLIFTON, Treasurer sc rs NJ. luSN
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. DIR, MUNFORD will resume the
lYs duties Of her school on the FIRST M0sDDA A
N OCTOBER Mt her residence, No. lo7 cary
street. between First and Second. Every effort
viii be made TO promote the interests OF children
" i..,,st 81 10 har sc I3-lm
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IAloGllorle Rhemn,atinnl.

Dir. lIig0inb0ttom. r.. II. -. attracts the
attention OF the profession To o fOrul Of
so-,lled rheuIEalisu which is caused by
The daily Inhibition OF ierncDlal alco-
holic liquors. This form OF rheumatism
has 40, Dcen distinguished iroin rheuina-
LsnlOr 1olt. Happens usually about
lle middle ages OF lie, after the person
has ior some years daily iubibed beer,
cIe.. e.Cn III moderate quantities. II adj
wages jllSidsousiy. anc tho accumulating
eiicct al, Tie beverages produces great
lrAanges in the person, both mental and
physical tua,a .8rn
there IL an expression Of stupidity or
,uliness in the countcnance, weakness
oi iae mind, and q stiffness and sluggish
mess OF the body; iLcir limbs lose their
suppieness, ca,.sing Il slight cllin~incss
OF gait, followed BY hobbiing AMI ulii-
mate lalscucsS. Which Increases with age.
and bccunes pclnianentif the drink be
lcontinued. i, has been observed that
cider drinkers have the same complaint.
,iand it may be observed, in this co,liitry,
that this iorlu Of alcoholism is very
! COMMON, among tie consumcrs o.
?, whisky.
4 Alcoholic Rheumatism may be modi-
I. fled OF prevented in q great measure in
those peraons WHO do take alcoholic
drinks. bY living on poper nnti'itiyc
: food, and taxing much exercise in the
! open air, which quickly tiiroughs of'il
/ pD.,on iron the system, and prcvcntsthe
Iowa. On ile contr.,iy,'if fhepefso soil lead
1 y ,ede,lary or inaoleiit ife, Aid i.lduigc
!, Ia tsing IN aDiind;thce Of food and 'alco-
rlruic drink, he viii pro'mbly infiitt u
q double e,il iipou hinis tIfIgo,.t' and
4 dsrAeulnatisil. ,Br. igg.nbutttjn is con
i Adeut that nl6,i fasgs oftliis disease cai.
Y be .ral,ed Successful nv the Tatieht {,
e, SIMPLY abandoning Tie use ,ut Ills bcvc-
:. a4e a!togctlcr. Eycii Ii Spiritual clianges
p lliavc taken place, HE pain, ,will he rclfcv
M I'd, il not removed, 'by the, total 'alsii-
yiinic.cc.. III conthflinF this article in The
d lDri,ish, Mcd!cal ,lournal the dpcio re-
,Icapi!ulates As follows: ~"
ld /. -1lcoAolic rheunIatism Il tic, result
O of distinct CATS. XII, ''.
,ll 2. Itispoduced by drinking afcoholi,
N beverages.
:. i. is slow IN, caseiinsia q niarket
lchapge in the system. I. NJ '' r.. ...''. I.
~ 4 d! does not usually 8lly appear bciOr
!. Its effects are produced by the ac
10. formulation Of t..e aisohoiic Auids take
nliipio the system. s,.s.
~ ~, aC.. Ii caiises stupidity. stiffness in III
10 Body, hobblins. gait, and Ultimate lnino
,nl Z. 1T causes changes OF Structure, nro
ra lduqillg chronic alcol.oliam.
Lnl g.. Tho rcnlsdy i,.ahsiincncc from III
M use Of AL fcringntca alcoholic drink
H.. LanJ taking viGorous cxe,fisci in tile opc
;rr lair.- Phifadclphia .'oitii,al Of Medicine
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IL am hungry said the Grave. Give
me. food" h...at ..
Death answered: "l will send forth
a minister or awful destruction and you
shall be sali~fod.'
w lat minister will YOU send
Il viii send alcohol. I.c elG!l go II,
the gui.c Of food and medicine. pleasure
and hospitality. The people shall drink
and die" .
And the Grave answered: Il am con-
tent nj, r~
And now the church bells began to
ioll and the mournlul procession 10 adj
vance.
All who are they bringing now Z" said
The Gravc.
"Ah." said Death, "ihey are bringing
a household. The drunken father aimed
"a blow at bis wife. lie killed the mother
and her child together, and then dasAct
out his own life .a y.
And Who said the Grave "comcl
next. followed by train OF wcepin.
ichildrcn!'
~Tlis is hearted wonal
who has long pincd away IN wan, wiki!
Her husband has wasted his Substance a
the tavern. And lie too is borne behind
killed by Tie hand Of violence.
~ nd who next Z" .,.-It
I "A young man OF gcnGrous impulse
,who,etep BY sicp, bccalnc dis ipatci an
suuandcrod his al. My agent turne
him Quito be,fro4en il the street.
: Hush" said the Grayc. "now hca
a vail OF anguish that viii mot be 81
+, ,ieneel. t.t ,l .y..
| Yes, it is the widows cry. il is I'll
: only son OF his mother. Tic, spurne
: her loye. rcvilrd heE.rqd, aud q bloate
: corpse he comes ,tothgp. -infa Tins tie
iIcQiuc = further ihan, eye can reach Il
: -'procession crowd, 10 thy dark abodes.
;IAnd still, lurcd by the encbantng on
: (which have mingled. the sons Of me
i crowd the paths of dissipatiou. Vain
rthey dream Of escape, bul ] stut bchii
r,hcin tie Invisible door of destiny
.-|Thcy know it NOT, and with song. n
s sldancc, and riot they haste 70 thee,
Il Grave. Then throw my fatal sp'
: s,lllon new throngs of youth, and so'
dldey, too will be thine Nh .f.
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You may give these children u holi-
day"
When I'm man
ELEVENTH Boy. When I'm II man. q
man
I'll be President. il | can--AND cAN.
Ny unclcs and aunts are Jolly set;
And III nave them all in my cabinet.
shall live in the Whitc-Iiousc and |
hope you all.
When YOU hear I'm elected, will give me
a call!
When I'm man.
(All in concert. or If they cannot be
trained 10 speak it in concert. 50 us 10
make every word understood. let the
best speaker step forward and repeat
alone. in II distinct yoice.)
w hen We are men. are men.
/ hope We shall do great things. and
then,
Whatever we do, this thing we say,
Wen do our work in the very best way
And You shall see. if you know us then
Well be good, and honest, and uscfu
! men
W hen We are men.
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Home Papers.

Horace Greeley. whose opinions on
any snbjec; age. wurtlL,uil eeusiu iue-apon.
but who's keen and iar-sigited lNhoMl-
edge IN oyarA ihiiig that L rcltpipS tonew--
Papers i beyond question, thus ,~ihdcs
to I.c inf..ebaes 7af ,Apue pqSiqf and
positions in the place III which sAe!, are
Dns ,gnn.i iblaAitrsg
Nothing il more common than ~ hear
Observation-Disclosures ,.IyasHrfrapcrs
for advertising. ETC., as 20 ih!Dh isGYvn
ii,i Iciiagi,yI bAen~nspyys. IN enlnncing
tha value OF property in their n9l~bor-
hood andaivinH .ho iovnlitirs IA. which
I,ley arerrablishcd q reputation abroad.
.5eaci,t- all such, Particularly if tbey are
mere HAMS rrcal. esi.ila 0Nncrs, thrice
she amount YEARLY ot the, meaSrc sum
.thcy pay orihGir support ,G.f
besides. every prbiic spirited citizen
has 4 hudabIc pride iii l.avnga a. paper
,orwhifh he fsnot asllaincil even though
HE shoulap pick il up IN New York. 4
i,.ood-lookihg. thriving Sheet helpspro-
tparty, gives, cllafactefto tie 'l0caliy.and
lin niiliiy respects isa dcsir4Ible public
If from any cause. the
matter III The local columns sliorfdnot be
lIlpto your sisnda I'd. do not c;lsi ithsidc
lana pronounce it good for nothing until
satisfied tlat there has been no more
labor Bestowed upon II. than Is psid for.
lff You want good readable piper 10
ninst De supported. II must not ~ sup
ported in charity either, hit because
ivou feel a necpssitv TO Support it. The
iocal press is the power that moves the
fpeOp.C.aGMI'A "iil 81 Mli'NiIaW' ip
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...,u IREiAND. INDIANA, December lA.
Mn. EDIToR: While perusing your
paper find fiat some individual blessed
will! intellectual powers. strong nerves,
and thought ,ublimc, las before lcay-
ing these q cunds of sorrow. and be-
fore getting down to The skinned milk
part of his life. cndcavorcd TO get OIL /,
iew creamy items in rcgardio the Good
ITemplars. citizens and business tr;lnsac-
lions OF tlis quiet and unassuining viii
ligc. In the ligl, Of day t!iis Young un-
perverted and cultivated mind has. Will
fiuncics evil. l.SCu@ht 10 iniortalizc and dis
Itinguish himself in his first composition
II feel happy TO say that our aspiring
Young composer has made one grand
Step up the ladder of fame. though icai
such excitement will icarfiilly impair
lhis young and tender constitution not
understanding learn from some Of hi'
most distinguished friends that he is no
at al! discouraged. but with sweet hopes
bright anticipations, and broad ant
'comprchcnsiv smile upon his youthful
features. he says had lie but the goldcl
wings Of a catydid and muscle Of tn
grass-hoppcr he would fly all over thi
Imirhty nation, and some Of the most OH
lscure parts of Dubois county, and pro
caim TO the world his success. and tha
science and ART are marching on in iii
:'goltlen light Of civilization.
! As there are no items worthy Of not
lin our village at the present time ! wi
clclosc. learn, however. that the Shin
Igle Machine firm of Watson. Corn
{ Co, have had serious difficulty in r.
Igard to their financial affairs. suppose
10 be the result of bad clerks. ! pr
sume our young statesman will ut u
}; ;;,,earliest convenience give YOU all the il
.ltcresting items that may occnr.
) N'1 DUDLEY BJSTUp y.