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1t costs $4,000 year to wash thS
crown linen of France
Louisiana is reported to be gathering
a second crop of figs. afs e,ii
Italy is adopting tie american fasliion
Of advertising for wives z 80
The real and personal property Of
New York city is diseased at s9G4, ,00O,,
600. f
The Connecticut Legislature has given
the rank of Captain to Its militia chap
lains
Spain is emulating Meyicd in the dis
content the people feel towards the gov
crnment. . E-- Ia
Emile Girardln thinks that all Europe,
and particularly France, is i'll, and id
need Of physician-Liberty.
Ben Bdtler, who wintereG in Wash
ingtoR, is sunireripg on Staten Island;
Where be 1ill fall has not been settled.
l-Chicago Post a
The Minnesota stale Uhitersity, en-
dowed ten years ago, vill efehg for the
first time in September next.
An English clergyman identihsd his
Bible in court from the marks of its hay.
ing been used as q r2zor-strop
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-07-27

spain seems to be lively place for
editors at present. A paper published at
Barcelona, called La Flacca, is illustrated
with high colored Autographs of the
priesthood'in all conceivable aspects Of
riot and rlbaldry. This is the significant
motto of the paper: Invitations to
breakfast, to duels of the first blood ,an0
to duels Of death, will be received at the
editors residence, No. IA Calle de Co
dolls ="
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-07-27
Teachers Notice.
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
Il missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at theil
session on the 9th of September, 1859 praying fo
county road commencing at or near the McDou
gal school house in sunsbury township, through
the lands of Joel Smith, Thomas McDougal, Viii
liam and David Hutchison, Benjamin Mellott
James B. Mellott, Burden Gibbons, formerl,
Theodore Mellott, near Center school house, il
Adams township, to its termination.
je22td. MANY PETITIONERS.
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EsAmong the official proceedings of
the Court of Caldwell County, Mo, are
these entries "The Sheriff WAS or.
dered to sell Mrs. Mary Ferrington and
her two children, and Margaret McCul-
lock, poor persons without means of
support, to the lowest bidder for one
year. Wiley Smith bought Margaret
McCullock for $3.50 John NJ. Mabe
bought Mary Ferrington and her chill
dren for $40" Missouri, it will be
remembered, is under the strittest Radi-
cal rule, but the persons sold are white.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-07-27
U n [ O N III O u S E,
(Southeast of Public square,)
SIMON DORR, :: :: /: Proprietor

HAVING recently taken charge Of this
Ill House. the Proprietor has reftted and
refurnished it throughout in manner calcu-
lated to make it one of the most desirable
stopping places in this part Of the State.
Guests will find the best accommodations
at this House, and no pains will be spared to
make them comfortable
The Stables are commodious, and the trav-
elers' horses receive the best attention.
sep1Y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-07-27

TRANsPLANTING a LARGE TREE-At
Elzedan Hall, in England, an immense
purple-leaved beach was lately removed
from one portion ofthe grounds to an
other. 1t was nearly fifty feet high, the
diameter of the branches was fifty-eight
feet, and the circumference of the stem,
one foot from the ground, was seven feet
eight inches, The undisturbed soil and
roots measured sixteen feet by fourteen
feet the whole weight being over twenty
TONS A strong platform of timber was
CONSTRUCTED Under it; it was then raised
by means of screw jacks, placed upon roll
ers laid on planks, and then drawn to its
new site by means of large pully- blocks,
being in an upright position while the
operation was being performed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-07-27
THE UNION HOUSE,
Lemisrillc, Moaroc County, UlUo,
JOHN SEABAUGH, Proprietor.

THIS Hotel has been rcftted recently, and
j is now in first rate order. The table is
supplied with the best, and the traveller will
find his lodgings superior to most country
hotels. The stabling is new. ejl5Y.
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Business Card s.
T Fl E S 7 A r Fl Ell,
(0n the corner East of Main Cross ST.
Henry MInsterman, ): Proprietor.

THIS House has been thoroughly renovated
i and repaired. Having superior facilities.ev-
erything will be done to make the guests
comfortable.
The table is always Supplied with the best
the market affords. Good rooms and clean
beds for travellers and regular guests.
Good stables are attached to the House. Ev-
cry effort will be made for the comfort of the
patrons. Boarders taken by the day, week,
month OF yea- sep1y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-07-27

LONDON, July 1.-The debate OF the
Church bill continued till a late hour this
morning. Disraeli regretted the course
of the Government on tie attachments,
inti,dating that an agreement had been
violated
Mr.. Gladstone replied that if any
harm had been done it came from the
other side, all pledges hal beer more
than fulfilled.
Mr.. Gathorn Hardy thought the Lords
had been unworthily treated by the Com
mons.
Mr. Bright responded, and commit
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NUMBER %
tee vas appointed to frame resolutions
Tor disagreement with the Lords.


PAn,s,jnlyi7.-The public newspaper
says it is now certain that the new Min,
istry will be as follows: Minister of the
Interior, De Forcadela Roquette; Minis
ter of Justice, ,Darergier Minister Of For.
eign Affairs, Anvoique; Minister Of
Finance, Pierre Madue; Minister of
Commerce, Alfred Leroux; Minister Of
Public Works, Griescier; Minister Of
Marine, Admiral Genvoinilly; Minister
of War, Marshal Neil. M. Rouher will be
Presidentof the Senate. ,s r
LdxDoN, July 17.-Advices from Rio
Janeiro of the goth fully confirm the
reported victory of the Allies oyer Lop-
ez. The Paraguayans lost 500 killed
and wounded, 300 prisoners and twelve
%35Rs a tgsfaty IT, eStabSIins Eee sj
clnded.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-07-27

LONDON, July 16.-In the House d
Commons last evening, the Irish Church
bill was amended by the Peers and ia
ken up The amendment giving globes
and houses free of building charge, after
short debate was rejected by 326 to
2S7 end the amendment granting globes
to Catholics and Presbyteriaus was neg
atived without dissension. The Times
says the bill will 60 back to the House
of Lords in almost its original shape
The Commons have decided the amend
ments adopted by the Lords are incon-
sistent with the bill and there is no reas-
on to believe the Commons will surren-
der.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-07-27
EVANSVILLE HOUSE.
{Bast side of Main street.)
GRA rs VI L l. e, OHIO.

JOB STAcKHoUsE..... Proprietor
HAVING recently taken charge Of this
IL House, the proprietor has reftted and
refurnished it throughout in manner cal
culated to make It comfortable.
The stables are commodious, ard the trav-
eler's horses will receive the best attention.
aug25Y.
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HAVANA, July 14.-In the woods SUR
rounding Puerto Principe thousands of
the insurgents are concentrating and are
only waiting to be armed with Peabody
breach loading rifles with bayonets to
assume offensive operations. Hold
quine, one of the insurgent leaders, in
tends to go to the United States for the
purpose of bringing back d force of
Americans.
Intelligence from Santiago de Cuba
Of the Sth instant reports fighting GO
ing on thirty miles from that city. The
patriots we're strongly entrenched. Gen
eral Jordan had joined the Cubans un-
der General Fugerdo and now commands
a large force. The Spanish Govern
or of Baracoa is burning property and
killing all who fall into his hands.
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HAVANA, July 13.-General Paelio at
the head Of three hundred Spanish war
riors was attacked by the Patriots near
Goga, small town situated on the same
bay as Neuvitas, and not far from that
city. The marines were forced to fall
back upon Neuvitas, witha loss of &C.,
including General Pallo, killed
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LONDON, July 16, Midnisht.-In the
House of Commons tonight consiGera-
ton of the Irish Church bill was con
tinued. Mr. Gladstone approved the
amendment granting half million for
private endowments made prior to 1916,
but moved to disagree to the ptdvis-
ion for the continuation Of the Ulster
grants.
Mr.. Disraeli thought the proposal of
the Lords reasonable. .t
Mr.. Stafford, of Northcott, thought
Mr.. Gladstone's proposal would convert
the established Church into a volun tary
Missionary Church. He asked as an act
of justice and expedicncy that glebes
should be left.
Palmer supported the Lords AMEND
ment, granting half a million pounds for
private endowmentS, and it was agreed to
The amendment containing the Ulster
grants was rejected by 345 to 24O. The
amendment was cheered from the Minis
terial branch Disracli intimated that it
wds not necessary for the House to di-
vide On any other amendment, except
that posponing the disposition of, the
shrpltts funds. Mr.. Gladstone moved to
disagree and Disraeli supported the Lords
amendment. He thought the Govern
ment plans not .matured, and ought to be
left for future consideration.
Mr.. Bright said the distribution of
lie surplus was a difficult matter. The
Government had made minute inquiry
as to the suitable distinction Of the in
come arising from the surplus. He had
no interest other than any member of
the House or contrary III the wishes of
the Irish people EtefS one scknowl-
edged that the money was the property
of the Irish and ought to be applied to
the benefit of Ireland This plan was
open to the least objection. TO leave
the question open would only pave the
way for future embarrassment He ap-
pealed to the House not to put any OBJ
stacle in the way of the passage Of the
bill The county had confded with the
fullest sincerity in the Governments dc.
sire to make Ireland an integral part of
the kingdom and her connection with
England closer.
The bill was rejected hy vote of 300
against els. Great cheers greeted the
result
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7 r L E G. R A P H | G
The Late Railroad Disaster.

| New YORK, July 16.-There are few
additional particulars of the Erie Rail
road accident. Mr.. Gibson. passenger
says of the burning of the smoking car
that in it, wedged in his seat by the hea,
Of broken timbers, sat Rev. Mr.. Halleck
of New York city; perfectly dnhurt but
unable to extricate himself from the
wreck. In calm and perfectly collected
tones he told us to get an axe to try to
cut an opening in the side of the car.
We searched around and dBtained one
from house by the roadside, but it was
50 blunt that we could do nothing with
lit. We worked and strove to liberate
tue unfortunate gentleman, who sat there
snnnd m limb, Waiting the approach of
the haagrY hames. stzzs. -, -..e,..e.
they CAME Until his hair began 10 crisp
and barn and his skin to crack. Then,
when we in like manner found the heat
inbearable, We reluctantly retired, com
PEELED to leave this poor gentleman with
his eight fellow sufferers to their terrible
fate. We moved off until all Was over
Nine PERSONS were thus burned to death
and nine others injured more or less
severely.
Another passenger says: az heard the
little children screaming for their moth
ers, and the passengers who were in the
ruins calling for help and groaning with
pain. An axe was got and one or two
were actually chopped out of their i'm
prisonment Most of the passengers in
the car were killed and their bodies con-
sumed or injured. should think there
were sixteen or seventeen persons in the
front end of this car, and think but two
were taken out. l do not thing there
was person killed by the smash, and
all the deaths were from burning"
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
Published Every Tuesday.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
Two dollars per annum, invariably in advance
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A SINGULAR CASE. The Reporter says
a stranger about fifty years of age, stopping
at the Elm House in Skowhegan, was taken
with singular kind of Insanity. He went
into the street and stood perfectly motion
less for two hours, then he went into the
house and sat down in chair, where he
remained perfectly motionless for nearly
twenty-four hours, he was then carried to a
room. lie remained in this condition for
some time longer, when he came out of
this state and conversed as usual. His
brother has since taken him away.
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ONLY A DREAM.

BY the lake, beyond the meadow,
Where the lilies blow,
AS the young moon dipped and lifted
Her reflected bow,
Lived and died dream Of beauty,
Many years ago.
Something made the milk white blossom,
Even whittier grow
something gave the dying sunset
An inteuser glow,
And enriched the cup OF pleasure.
Filled 10 overflow.
Hope was trail, and passion dieting
1t Is often SO;
Visions born OF golden sunsets
With the sunsets go;
10 have loved is to have suffered
Martyrdom below.
BY the lake, beyond the meadow,
Where the lilies blow
-, the glory there that persisted,
None shall ever know
" hens loving heart was broken,
Iany years ago
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Dostrp.
THE TROOPER TO HIS MARE.

BY CHARLES G. UALPINF.
Old girl that has borne me far and fast
On paving hoofs that were never 10th,
Our galop to-day may be the last
For thee OF for me-or perchance for both.
As tighten your girth do you nothing daunt-
Do you catch the hint of our forming line
And now the artillery move TO the front,
Have you qualm, Bay Bess OF ininef
1t is dainty to see you side and start
AS you move TO the battles cloudy marge
And to feel the swels of your Weakening heart
When our cavalry buglcs sound charge.
At the scream OF the shell and the roll OF the dru III
You feign to be frightened with skttish glance,
But up the green slopes where the bullets hum,
Coquetishly, darling, I've known you dance.
Your skin is satin your nostrs red,
Your eyes 4 bird s or a loving girls:
And from delicate ielock TO dainty head
A throbbing veinc ordage around you cutls.
Oh, JOY of my soul II you they SHAY
For triumphs route little care
+ or there is not In al! the wide valley to-day
such dear little brdle-Uise thorough bred marc.
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The papers say that man in New Jersey
had the neuralgia SO badly that he threw a
package Of $4,000 In bank bills into the fire
where 1t was burned. 1t is not stated whether
he felt better afterwards.
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A gentleman in Sacramento has sued wo.
man for breach of promise, putting his dam.
ages at $4,000. Verdict for the defendant
The Sacramento Union calls 1t "he breach OF
promise case"
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AGESTs wAxTEE, k'ssas E1HE
WALEzEEs'S ADEDIST,

THE best cheapest, ard practical adding
i chine in VIII add columns OF figures
any extent, three columns time, quick they
be written with pencil, aud the always be right
4 nistaks is impossible. The Adds. Will be any
addres. or 81. Agents wanted. Il. II. WALhER, EOS
. Broadway, Room II \. y. T. o. Kox 1855.
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5000 ii IL eSl II III !. It'll ' i III III
other physician more oGeotuiy md permanently, with
less Restraint from occupation or les exposure 10 al
weather, with safe and pleasant medicines.
SELF-ARUSE AND SOLITARY nAEITS.
Their effects ana Consequence;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies'
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Mercurll Affections; Eruptors and I'll diseases Of b.
skim Ulcers o. the ose, Throat and body Impies
the Face; Swelling OF the JoinS Nervousness Coustttu-
tional and other Weaknesses in youth and the adj
vanced, at ali ages, OF
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED
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FOR SALE.

-, + SCHR. "EBtN HERBERT" about re
tnr1 },tons, old measurement, carries 80 N luuI.
INV ber, well found in Sails Rigging, Chains
@sEsJSA - II, JACKSON, Tenants uarbor
January 8, 1862. tty6
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SCHOONER FOR SALE.

nj "A 4 GOOD, LIGHT DRAFT FAST SAIL
,I4Hr$t / NJ, SOUTH SHORE BUILT SCHOON
es8XSI TX; capacity, about one hundred thousand
es.llG..atG Eastern Lumber eight feet draft Wei
~ found and in good order and living al
IhS port win be sold good bargain ii applied or
'oon' For further particular, enquire of
JOHN ATWOOD.
~ 'H'f|pott, Feh. Is, 1866"
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mEsbsCAs. 4soD SURGICAL OFFICE
AN. <si Endicoss street. Boston.


NE v. +. rAnELF0RD gives exclusive attention
e. ~ diseases pt tte geno urinary organs and all dis
eases OF 70 lfiH, te nature i'll both sexes.
Ilt fAIjttf ORD hAs gained great celebrity Tor the
ce OF the above diseases than ANY physician America
i'll great success IN those long standing and difficult
hcent 1" commend hun ~ the public worthy the
tenslNC pNtfuuage he liza received.
II Is "ePprht TO witness Of the that
presented 10 ! Wi te the selse has been driven into
e system oy IuackS the abuse OF Mercury aud CopahS
t, 70 bFcaA o4 again in e spots and lcers Oh
tte bod% Nn in the joints, throats night sweats
and GultcLlriuI.
liHdIy JAY passes bur he has patients Recommended
10 mis- care bf pay SlVals from the country aud this
either clyle-, who have e gaming sutfcieD.
eases.
TO YOUNG MEN.
81 nina Weakness, ur Constitutional Debility brought
on by secret habits udu! ged in by Young men This
one n the greatest evils trt hetal man 1t begets
pt7'a>r ~ t' Heart Consumption, Dyspepsia EmacI
Htuuui tHe frame, aud HulI ends in complete ldioc,
- c"Es'ng rush OF blood TO the head it often terrni
, mates ia Ap0pIeAy.
Persons suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY esUe
9laY those contemplating marriage, should lose no tIme
n LhiEinE fmut datc application
10 FEMALES
Ir. fADEIFOED Is admitted by the best medce
ai f ot tue country 10 have equal in The treatmel
ot ta" oupaInts, sui il j. unusual occurrence
Tor scjN> ia regular practice oumend patients
iatu viii receive an" most scientific attention. both
MEDICAL! AID -ur-icahy Board, with old and exper
cheei hutsc WILL Ice furnished those who wish 10 re
IN wv yep t'+t eiay during treatment.
rrhoh SIZES for sale, tlree Tor 81 Order by Iusil
lHt.r"'N "!'0 cannot apply person BY letter
Medicines sent TO all parts of the country.
biacV open on SUNDAYS
2iIy.
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House Lot For Sale.

Avery desirable building lot on Court Street
-GX0 opposite the residence of Prescott Ha1eltipe
1t viii be sold ut bargain.
|.Ha.1 Apply to HENRY S PARKER
Ieiidsl- + co. \ iNuS' 2m2p
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ened. FaIIlng halr oH01IeI. ava T--.-
ness often, though 10. always, ca,d
by is use. Nothing CAN rr~tora Nm
Hair where tie .olir.e3 all ly.4ovrd.
Or the glands atropiiel END ,.,ra1ed.
But such as remain can he saved for
usefulness BY this application, Instead
Of foulng the hair with q pa5lv sedi-
ment, it will keep it cleau and yi-oroos.
lis occasional! use will prevent tb2 Lair
from turning gray Or falling Of, aid
consequently prevent balduc+S. Free
from those deleterious Substances y hich
make some preparations oan4e.uas a"I
injurious to tAe haiy, lie >i@ar yau
onlT benefit but lot A;.r.a ii. II ,,.sg,d
merely or a
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For sale also by Druggists gen.
orally. II your Druggist has not
the Powders, send your money at
once to Prof. Spence's address, as
given above, and the Powders will
be forwarded to you, postpaid, by
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the power Of SpENCE's POSITIVE
AND NEGATIVE POWDERS, and

lIItIT HIIssIUTI Ut MERCY 10 NIlHaNlIy.
4 MOsT WONDERFUL MEDICINE
SO SILENT HEE so EFEaC AGsOHs A
penetrating, deep searching irresistible curative agent
standing alone, unriralled, without equal. EE7
POSITIVE AND SEtsAHHv Pow
bEsks strike ar eiie rOOt OF disease: vet they
do no violence 10 the system, causing purgng, no
vomiting, no nausea, no narcotzing They soosaie
and charm and magnetic, and steal into the
centres OF Vi alitE flooding them with new
lite and bathing them in streams OF magnetism which
give health, strength visor and elasticity to both body
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the PATENT RaaGIC COMB
WANTED !. :. s.. SCI. :! :. I'll IL,
EARLY ROSE POTAT0---aA%a;ec1s55s;a.

SpfINs MEATS Oats, 1a'!fV, CoEn Glover Seeds Grass
Seed llogs, Fowls Best Fodder Gutter. Send iur tn,
ENfEKlMkST.I. FARM Journal, only % cents Ad-
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The New York herald., 1869-08-24
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Real Fstnte NO:cs.


Work is rapidly advancing on the Nyack and
Northern Railroad.
Aeout nine miles OF Central Park avenue will be
completed and opened for public travel early next
MONTH
Mr.. J. W. Ackerman has bought Of the Misses Bell
estate plot OF ground on warburton avenue, Yon-
kers, 15oxloO, for $4,000.
James @. Harcourt has sold his farm OF l4O acres
In Latntown Ulster county, to O Mr.. DUBOIS, of New
Pal:z. FOR $4,000.
iarm OF forty five acres In the town OF Greenburg
n ear Tarry,own, lately owned by Jacob Hnyler has
been sold by >. Emerson, OF New York, to G. X
Krooke for $4,000.
The property OF the late E. n. Bogardus, comprs-
ing three acres OF valuable land situated on Beekn an
avenue, Tarrytown, has been purchased BY Mr.
Hanburo Of Chicago, for $4,000.
The Central avenue commissioners have made
contract wlth Dr. Wtherell TO strengthen the lower
end OF the avenue and raise the grade six feet for
$4,000. The Central Bridge will also be raised six
feet.
Mr.. George W. Frank has disposed OF his interest
In the land purchased last season 10 enlarge and i'm
prove tho village OF warsaw Wyomlug county N.
opened, lots laid on, new brick buildings erected, q
park fenced in and other improvements made. Mr..
Frank retains his own beautiful residence and four
acres OF land.
Mr. Guyle. OF this CITY, who purchased some time
since the farm OF James Underhill near White
Plains has recently bought OF Mrs. Ann II. Fisher
about twenty-slx acres OF her land, lying on the
west corner OF the MIL and Lake roads, He has
them through OK xpeditiously.
Main street, New Rochelle, is being macadamized,
and the work is honestly done, thus insuring per.
manently good road.
The foundation OF new depot at Tarrytown for
the Hudson River Railroad Company was COM
menced on Friday. IL Will be constructed with
Croton bricks, and will be 80 feet front and 30 feet
deep. The building will cost from 900 to $1200o
one. half OF which will be paid by the Hudson River
Railroad Company and the remainder will be raised
by contributions of citizens
The following recent improvements al White
Plans are noticed IN o local journal:-
Dr. A. H. Clark has lust got neat two story cot