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ENG" or PALL-BEAR-
ING RlsPBERRIES,

We have just, sept. 10, come in
from our plantation Of Lum's Fall-bear,
fng, Catawissa and Ohio Eyerbeari ng.
Receiving q pressing invitation from
our Geneva friends to assist 10 making
their show Of fruit q success, We be-
ihought ourselves Of our sverbearinR
Raspberries, and have been gathering
specimens of fruit and branches to lay
on the table of that wide.awake Horli.
cultural Association. ~
For two weeks past our Lum's Fall
bearing have been ripeniug their frui,
splsndidly, aud as fast as ripcned and
gathered, other fruit stems shoot our,
further up the branches. They arc
truly > very beautiful aud tempting
sight TO behold. Fruit when ripe full.
y "a large IS the Doolittle, very swest ;
black, with a whItsish bloom. They
bear fair summer crop on the old
bash, but tue fruit on the growth is
produced Ia profession, and the longest
clusters OF any Black Cap Wa have ever
seen. To give some idea Of its wonder
ful productiyeuess, we have just coun'
ted On single stems or tips 30 or 40
green aud Iipo bcrr es, and on branches
from l25 to 200, as there are from 10
60 20 such branches on bush or ''hill, "
some lea ian DO formed Of their pho.
duc!ivsness. This does not include
fruit stems that are starting out now,
aud that are just Oh owing the fruit buds.
IL Is c'rtaisly u very productive aud
valuah' allbearing sort, aud should be
iOun' IN the garden Of every lover OF
frs especially 10 those seotious where
tia Peach is uncertain. The Catawissa
isa red variety, resembling the Phila-
dslphia IN siTe, color aud favor, aud
wonderfully productive with US, Two
things are necessary with these fall
bearing RaspborrisS in order to make
them produce large fall crops l Z. Cut
= on the sntiss plant after II is through
beating and mulch heavy with ecarsa
hit'r' II th wood is lyfi on, il produ
ees medium summer crop 1T fro,f.
aud the new growth, the fall crop
while, 1t IL 10 cut Of, no VOID 10 left "a
bear In the summer consequently. the
whole strength Of the root goes 20 the
~ groEth, aud IL bears . large crop
About midsummer, when the new
gosh gess about ,hres est high, mir
on the the tip, which will cause il /.
branch ont, and the more branches IN,
more II viii besr. Remembot "A hav,
we l1alchlag cover the ground all nm
as tes eanrs bush, and large an.
esitha esoa may b. relied on eyerv faIl
OIL very delicious frait.
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4ies ame 9Hrbem.

Tar TuEM.-As pertinent 10 this
column Of our paper We rcccmend that
purchases be made VI the following
Houses:
Agricultural implements, and Seeds
Tor garden aud fill, Il. Sinclair & Co.,
Il. Whitman & Sous, and n. w
Slado Il Co.. Baltimore, L. II. STARK
and Watt & Knight, Richmond, and G
Billups, Norfolk. Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

~ E WATT Pillow


As the season for the cultivation Of crops IL now
approaching we would call especial attention 10
No. A. t.Ihw. 1li' pillow has never failed to take
the hst premium at every Agricultural Pair ut which
II has been exhibited wit Danvilio In 1857 and
lees at Lexington and StauntoD the Faii Of the Nir
ginia State Horticultural Society and the Fairs at
Henderson, N. C., Anderson s. c., IN 1869. II Is
unrivalled as cultivating pillow. II saves all hoe
work, loosens and pulveri1es the soil deeply and by
simple change Of pieces IL Is fallow and furrow
pillow, subsol and cutivating pillow, and fitted with
the steol scraper Il is the best Implement for scrap
ing out cotton, tobacco aud vegetables. For fun
particulars send for our circular. Fully warranted
and out Of thousands sold in the States. from Mary
land TO Texas, not one has been returned and all
praised.
Price, with sxtra point, wrench, cultivating and
vubsoil mould, sc.5o. steel Scraper, 81 90 aud ~
| as to size.
Fun stock Of other shes Of plows Of the "a AN
Pattern 60 and g. both right and left handed and
warranted free from choking and to do their work In
every essential particular thoroughly and with
lees draught than any pillow made In the city OF
Richmond, and la this ARRASTr wo mean literal '
what we say WATT 4 KNIGHT,
1852 Franklin Street, Richmond, Va
M Samples can be at the odice Of the Bristol
Neios, and also at the agency Of J. r. Anderson 4
20, istol. march 2B-ly
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Tells.
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
YNC HBURG. w.,
NEW Ell ANDS


DEGNG the owner of this valuable En-
ID ty, have taken charge oft on my ovr
account. with a determination of makiu-a
a FIRST CLASS HOTEL in all of its
partments, having had it thoroughly reftt,
and furnished so as to accommodate bot.
ladies and gentlemen with all convenience
and comforts.
The table will be kept well supplied ataI
meals with the best that the MARKET viii
AFFORD, while the bar will be FURNISHED
with the purest Of LIQUORS, WINES, &C.,
am neither surpassed byany in Yirgila.
The services of Mr.. Levi W. Scovills hir,
been secured to take charge Is priucipa NAB.
ager, assisted by Mrs. NJ. J. Gibbs, both Of
them highly capable of conducting ID, bs,i.
ness Of hotei keeping, and being well Known
as such, can with confidence assure thepub-
lie that in patronizing tho house they vii
have no cause to complain.
The omnibus will attend the DepoIs reg
ularly TO take passengers up to the houR
and return them to the depots free Of charge.
Being centrally located, convenient 10 tie
principal business of the place, with The
Postoffice in the building and with fri
class accommodations at reduced rates
confidently expect fair share of patrOn'g
from my friends and the public.
I. C. S. FERGUSON
LYNcHBURG, Va. Feb. 5, 1865.
feb2i sm.-r'd Oct. 23.t
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,AnAnyMTnAL ooURsE.

L.
The student selects his own course OF
study. under the advice OF his Parents or
of the F,culty. The several Schools are so
arranged MS to admit Of complete course
Of study in the following directions:
|. Department VI Arts, TO VIII CHI is at
tachci the D,sres Of D,cnsLoR Ar
9. Department OF Science
with the Degree Of BACHELOR Of Sci
Escr.
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Degree Of B,cuKLDR or PHILOSOPHY.
The Degree Of MASTER ~ ARrs Is con
forred ON Students who have completed the
course Of study in nine Schools, and have
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2. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
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with the Diploma Of CIVIL EsoiS
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with the Diploma Of MINING EsGI Ger
5. Department Of Law and Equity
with the Degree OF BACHELOR OF LAW.
/, is proposed still further to extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
direction Of
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ist nv. 8. Agriculture. 4. Gu m .
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This course EN- IInt,s tie ID go
Latin. Greek, Mathematics and English
preparatory to the regular College classes
4, STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
In this School, Penmanship, Bookkeeping.
Accounts, &C., are taught, under the au-
thority Of the Faculty.
Special Privileges and Honors.
As special Inducements to diligence, three
Gold Medals and Eve Honorary Scholarships,
tho latter covering tuition and college fees
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Three sters Of Arts are annually ap
pointed as "Resi lent Masters" with valua-
BILE privileges and eriolumsnts.
The Collie 20 sducstes, free Of charge,
all candidates for the Ministry. properly
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Of Sept, and closes the 4th Thursday
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Necessary expenses need not exceed
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r further Information address
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1y luetUL,Va
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VICTOR g. AMBER
Wholesale aud Retail
BOOKSE LERS 4 STATIONERS
1853 ludin Street.
LYNCMBURG, VA.

School and College Tert Books
Miscellaneous. Standard, Lac,
aud Medical Literature.
STATIONERY FOR s tH00L AND
OFFICE USE.
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDA S,
Writing and Wrapping Papers, Wall pa
pers, Window Shades Cornice, s., togeth-
err with all goods usually kept in a 6rst
class bookstore.
Any book Wi nted, no matter where, or by
whom publish /, supplied at PUBLISHERS
PRICES. Ii ,ral discounts made to teach-
ers,
The trade SUI lied at Northern Wholesale
and ManufactuI RS prices.
Orders From Country Merchants
Solicited.
Apr "A ly rrr Iar-l-r
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,.
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

YAcUL1r:
GkEEsAL X r. LEE, PRssIrsyr.
CARTER J. HARRIS, A. g.,
Professor Of Latin.
JAMES ). WHITE, A, NJ.
EDWARD :. JoYNEs, a. N Z
Prof. Modern languages.
R.v. J. l.. KIRKpATRlCK D D.,
Prnf. Mural Philosophy.
wM. PRESTON JOHNSTON. A. NJ,
Prof Hat ry aud English Litsrdture.
ALEX lander l.. NELSON, A. NJ,
Prof. Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN. A. 81, .,-.-,,
.II Pof hppliel Mathematics.
RiCHAI n S. MCCULLOUGH. A.. llI
Pr1. Nufu'd Philosophy !
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, a. NJ,
PrcC Chemistry.
P.of applied Ch.n,i,trV.
Hos. J. W. BROCkENBROUGH. LII d.
Prof. Ldu
| VI. ". HUMPHREYS, a. N.
Ass Prof. LIre,k.
ROBES MASSTy. \. NJ
Asst Prof. " riern languages
DUNCAN C. LYLE, A. ".
Asst P,.f. Mathematics.
CHARLES A. GRAVES. 4. NJ,
ASsr Prot. E"giish
JOSEPH b. WALKER,
Asst Prof. Chemistry nni
Priacipal Of Business Schoo
|
sFor tho present the instruction in English
| divided among the Professors of Moral Philosoph!
Modern Languages, and History, with the aid OF OF
Assistant Professor.
4 Tho duties Of this Chair are Discharged by u
a. a.,a Eafu flnagHt
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VIRGINIA HOUSE,

fFH1H+' u 7TTTaFI ' IIEUl0'EHs
KTHHE PROPRIETOR having recently taken ID,
- House, situated near the Court HouIs i1
central to all the business houses Of the place,
renting and furnishing the same and is prepIst@
offer the Pablic all the comforts ola
FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
And on terms liberal Ms any other House Of 10
class In the Southwest. He only asks call to nsu'
satisfaction.
Porter and Hack al the Depot regularly.
Call for the Virginia House. d. II. PAYNE
sept. oct PropndR
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

No more Use for -Four Horse Flows
Any Land in virginia can be Plowed with Two Horse
RE Price ne Same Other PiaWs
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Write to al. n. W. IIaghes, ut Abingdon, Va, for
full particulars Of the starko Pillow. lie is one Of
tho most scientific and enterprising farmers In the
country, aud recommends II above any other Plow
he mas ever known,
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ITO OUR FARMER FRIEND
i We would say, that II you desire g
kssp posted on that which Is iransplrine
In the eonntry-to learn how 10 til your
farms scientifically and thereby Increase
tho yield Of your iields--to improve your
stook--tO ward of disease from your swine
and "savo your bacon"
SUBSCRIBE TO THE BRISTOL NEWS,
which nov offered TO yea At the low sum
OF " per AMMAN, yhieh barely psys for the
psrsr spSu which II 70 psistsi.
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DUBLIN, VA. March To- 1869.
Mn. 7. u. STARKR, Richmond, Va:
Dear ST. After several days trial, IpronDuncc
the " Dixis' a complete success. It is by far the
II shtest draft Pillow to turn tho oidth and depth 1
does that ever eaw ! shall certainly give the
" Dixie fair trial In turning clover the comng
Summer. II yon eau induce any one to take my new
left hand Lexington at huy cost, take " Dixie
Very respectfully, liz. T. Hart.
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loNr. K1No lLl1An o. oet. /. ises.

IoNr, KiNo lillian o., Oct. I, 1888.
NM. r. II. STARK-Sir After giving your new
Plow very severe trial, | am compelled TO say II
comes up fully to your recommendation. Upon a pea
fallow II surpasses any pillow | have seen used
In no instance have seen II choke except where
there close clay soil, which not In proper
order for blowing. Al-who have seen 1t work are
pleased. am, worry truly, yours,
wv. v CRoxroS.
ReF Call at Fowler s oibbon,y's. ard zee san p
Of these Flows. apr. l
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The TWO HORSE PLOW um do Better an
Heavier Bo'k hvA other Three Horse pio,es.
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HAVING RECENTLY MADE LARGE
IL additions to our Stock by the purchase
ofthc latest improved Printing Materia
BEAUTIFUL Type Ornamental Designs, &C., We
do not hesitate to assert that our
BOOK & JOB OFFICE
Is replsts with everything which consti-
tutes
A FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-06

The INFLUENCE or SLEEp.-1n DR.. Bush
nelrs volume on the choral influence Of
Dark Things" We find this truthful and sug.
gestive passage:
AFTER some years predjudices begin to
be tired Of being slept over. Jealousies
rankle as long as they stay, but they get
tired Of staying when We do not stay with
them, but 60 TO sleep over them. We cam
not have an enemy, save Internationally, but
have to begin every morning-which We
have less and less appetite for, and finally
come TO like that morning best that does not
begin at all: We're it not for our arrange
men,s our malignities might burn us up.
But the taking away Of our consciousness is
kind of compulsory Sabbath or truce Of
God No hatred burns in the uncdhscious
man no revenge or jealousy lowers on his
face in that soft hour Of oblivion. Ii he
went to bed heated by an ugly conversation,
If he was severe and bitter in his judgements,
if all charities are sorched away BY his fierce
denunciation, he will rise in the morning
and the gentle cheer of his voice will show
that he is clear Of his bad mood, and likes to
have it known. A man must be next to q
devil who wakes mad. After his unconscious
DAY ID Monday. How beautiful thus arc We
drawn by bic kind economy Of sleep TO the
exercise of Ill good dispositions. The acrld
and sour ingredients Of evil, the grudges,
the wounds Of feeling, the hypochondriac,
suspicious, the black tormenta of misanthro-
py, the morse fault findings, are 30 far tens
pered and sweetened BY Gods Kentle disci-
pline Of sleep, that ~ probably do not even
conceive how dsmoniacly bitter they would
be il no such kind interruptions broke their
spell.
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THE GATE CITY
xHoKIrK. IOWA:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JAN. ..



rua OPPOSITION TO 1nB nAPOL1>
OuIC Dr1AsTv.
The Paris Correspondent Of the Ndtdosal
Jrtsllioevcer attended, the funeral of n. Bes-
rver. The evsnt drs~ out an immense cor
course Of thoss opposed to the Nspotsonfc
yeo;ns, AID i interesting on thst account.
The correspondent says;
The funeral Of NJ. Berryer, which took place
ysststay 1t the village church at Augsrvilie, was
quite q important denomination - expected
rouId be the case, both in political and moral
noint Of view. A. had witnessed the aspect Of
the popular sssemblaks the ID instant, in or
der 70 report 10 you the bearing and attitude Of
the apeople" towards the Government, 80, in like
manner, thought It desirable TO see and hear the
looks and iangsage Of tho large number Of the
higher and intellectual classes, who were expected
to manifest their sympathy and respect Tor the
deceased legitimate statesman. Accordingly,
proceeded to the Lyons railway station, 1t the ap-
pointed hour for the special train which was to
start in time for the funeral ceremony. I was
prepared, from what had heard, TO see q good
deal bnt certainly nothing to the extent Of what
/ Witnessed, and believe II mav b said, that 80
vast IN assenble9e of The intelligence Of France
~ had gathered together q once to do homage to
= great and virtuous citizen, and, 1t the same
tne, 70 manifsst their sntagcnism TO the existing
st.ts = - - 4 tAie curry. for thsre va no
no.ghi,tss r. ristsliss ths poaitIcal color Of ,he
ppcc~s., iai,.n ~ auek { eirht H. scaruely
ever before been seen. Something, / suppose,
r-sn.. 1, no,nt az intslectual cuture. Ian P.r,s
1870. :" ppo..;n. e., Auo.rvtus :. Ana ~. u.
.snhis.. -. comnosed 81 men 81 Al on;nion.
800. r.rh.ns tbose represepted bv tic Gov.
$3.50 $500 - Kan th.re rsre univ mat anon .h
n,...nt J. .srn;.a ~ - thoss vho vsye
fh..rt + vocia h quite in vain 10 mention
~ sa.h so., I'm, -h.r 49, tb.t
~ Ts':. ~ nnf.rr. n 4. P.IIon, and ~.
-. n..-,,. ~. nv. 4. No..;IJ.. ~.
ram.. 4. ch.,snh,;.nd N. Name and N. Pro
lp.. - n a. T..cy. m ViIlensin and JuIes
-. m ..rr...n,ad tha parties and opiuions
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DLAIR, DENsA0REA CO., Commission Merchan
ID No, 1856 Warrington street-flour, Grain, Proyi
IN &r
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-. @-..es nx.n~a 49, vwar ~ Av1Anooo
-Ussee 6sn 1sivsa . Asnls.
The Hoe Thonas Dnles. rsprooonln1iSo
f,nr Ia Third Djstr;cg 81 Arkaneas, 80
90 the REPORTS which Eastern BewspopDo
49,. nnhi;shed. have ben sent 81 the $500
a the Associated Press, Who ars eth -
q. e vorkine il the Rebel Interest, - ~
&. ssoc;ssed Preae would nos trauonit .
..issrsm Il ia interest of Union men. Thee
rsnnrta falsely represent the militia - prod
asorv. prowllns bands, composed Of negroes,
end governed b. irresponsible persons,
vhous bus.nsss Il b - devas1sas ~ eeese.
Numbering and numbering - they 30. This
e nlI Reba falsehood. The truth - . fol
laws: In August, September, and October
lat. ahout d leading Bep1blicaas Of the
0eats were either murdered or severely
wounded. Among the victims wers the Hon.
Jsmea Hind. the Hon. A. n. johnson, Capt.
Mason. the Hon. Joseph Brooks, and the
Hon. Htanhen Wheeler. In addition 70 these,
over 200 colored men were brutality murdered
far political reasops. Notwithstanding these
outrssev we're known throughout the State,
the agents Of the Associated Press did not
rive the facts to the public, nor did the
special correspondent OF The Memphis Ard-
lnnchs have ! word TO ~ on the subject ex.
cept in the case Of the murder Of the Hon.
James Hin(1S. and the Wouu0ln8 OF tn0 Hon.
Josanh RrooIa. which vas grossly misrepre-
ssn,sd Ist 4 be remenbered that previous
70 calling out The militia, not single cas- Of
.s,sl;..;a. an tie nart of the Unios men hsd
even heen CHARGED. The murdersrs in many
csses vara known. and were allowed to live
IN perfect eecurisy in the communihes in
vh;ch the outraees ware committed. II aa-
tam ,1t rsrs MAD % dsal with them By the
c;.;f 49, ,he oficers vers overpowered,
killed. or driven offby the Rebel Democracy.
m. 80. roso.;ons AZ theee assassins rode
~ =. -. count, m.l;ns speeches By invita-.
t;on i vh;ch thew boosted Of their outraees.
n ev =. nsrt Of tho state leading Rebels
~. ccont;nn.lly counsslling opposition TO
ths 49, Government and the laws made uns
ds,;t. Gov. Clayton's olhce was daily bs-
s;s.sd nv refugees begging protection from
~ STATE in Their rights under it, laws. Thus
h ts Gov. Clayton made use Of the
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Tar Cincinnati Gassste puts on digni6ed
airs, thinks Samuel Bovlss Of the Spring
field Rpsblicas used improper language
concerning Fisk Of Erie Railroad fame, and
intimatss that Mr.. Bowles was IN obscure
Newspaper editor until Fisk make him
famous.
Now q Mr.. Bowles is one Of the best
known and mort eminent Journalists in the
country; q he had risen out 81 the imper.
sonaiisy Of The newspaper unto personal dis
tincsion, long before the Fisk raid On him,
we don't see tho precise poiat that tho
GAsstte would make. But q IN the other
papers In the land, views the matter different
from itself, It has certainly the credit Of
whatever merit attaches to its exceptional
view Of the case.
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NOTICE,
TESTIMONIALS.

HoH. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice efhs Supreme Court Of Ienns ylranfa,
write
Philadelphia March 18, 1867.
~ dnd Hollands German Bitters is
good tonic, useful in diseases of the diges-
five organs, and OF - great benefit In eases
Of debility and wanto action in the system
Yours truly, 0EO. W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOM PsoN.
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsyrranfa
Philadelphia April 2s, 1865.
eficne of attacks OF indigestion Dyspepsia
/ can certify this from m experience of 1t.
Yours, with respect
From Rev. jos. H. KENNARD, ID. D.,
pnstor of the 7sstA Bpahn CAxreh, Philadelphia
Dr. y1cksom-Dear oir: have been frequently re-
quested to connect my name with recommendations of
different kinds Of medcines but regarding the practice
20 out Of ny appropru sphere, have in
all casss declined, but with clear proof in
various instances, audi - particularly in my
fAily, Of the usefulness Of Dr. Hoonands German
Btters, depart for once from my usual to
press ny full conviction that for general debility Of The
system, and esrecfay for Lirer Complaint, Is SAFE
and valuable preparation In some it may fail but
who sui Ter from the above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
Eighth, below Coates ST.
From Rev. =. ID. FENDALL.
LasistaHt Editor Christian Chronicle, PHILADELPHIA
have derived decided benent nom the Of Hoof-
iands German Bittsrs and feel 1t my privilege to
mend them . valuable tonic all who are suf
fsrins from gep eral debility from diseases arising
from arrangement Of theiiver.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune has been cleaning among
the Confederate Histories Of the war, and
proves BY quotations from them that Stone.
wall Jackson was bloodthirsty and cruel,
crazy, that be 6ogsea his negroes, was fsbls-
minded. jealous, tyranical, ard altogether not
. at subject for Z popular hero q I'll.
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PRICES

Hoohand's German Bitter, per bottle o.
q half dozen......... 90
AoonAnds German Tonic put In quart bottles. 80
per bottle, half dozen ............. 80
Do not forget to examine we'll the article you buy,
\ order 70 ret the genuine
Fer 1sls ~ ALI Dragged and Dealers
Aodlc1ne0.
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Hair Remover.
Hardware

II ELLOd6 4 JuANsON, Dealers In Builders iiara-
n and ioos, Agents for the Ris erside works
Wheeling Nails.
Orders BY mail Allied with promptness and dispatch at
lowest figures. ITS Clark street
4 REENEBAUM SONS, 24o Randolph street, Whole
NJ sale Hardwareand Cutlery Manufacture Iron, Nails
Carriage Bolts, loose Joint butts, etc, Fenns Axes
and Edge Tools.
NTARKLEY ALLING co, Importers and Jobbers OF
II Hardware and Cutlery 81 Lake street. Manutac-
turers o. Wire Cloth, Sleeves, Riddles, &c.
MILLER, BROS KEEP Importers and Jobbers in
wi Hardware Cutlery, Agriculture al Too,s Agency for
American File Co and Mheeling Mails. hG State street.
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Hats. Caps and Eurs.
Iron and ste

GWEET DEMsTEa L CO, Hats, Caps, Furs, Bnek
- Gloves and Mittens, l0z and lo4 Michigan Avenue,
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Lanterns and stoves.

IIALL, KIMBARK a CO., Importers aod Dealers In
II IFeR, Steel, Nails and HeaTJ HARDWARE SO, s. ata
Michigan Avenue.
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The NEW STATE or SurERIoR.-A deter
mined effort 10 to be made in congress for
the Organisation OF . territorial government
over that porti On ofterritory made up Of the
Upper Peninsula Of the state Of Michigan
and that portion Of Winconsin lying north Of
line drawn from the Menominee due west
70 the Mississippi river, with the ultimate
view Of erecting the same into state of Su.
perior. Ths proposed state would extend
from Saulte st. Marie on the east, taking
the whole south shore Of Lake Superior, iss
northern boundary, embracing the nine
countiee Of the Upper Peninsula Of Michi>
gan, Ind the upper tier of counties in Wis-
cousin. The arcs Of the state would be
aboat 70 600 square miles, am the popula-
ton would range from 5000 to 100000.
The state Of Superior would readily take
rank among its sister states q one Of the
briseies. star IL the constellation and the
ussole wealth OF its mines, IL lumber and
veloped and brought to the markets of the
great vsst.