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Struck -out-Green 2, Covert l, G. Bray
field !, McCIusky ], j. Brayneld l, BsTt3,
Chappell !, Lamb /.
Flies Caught-RosS i.
Home 2, Covert /, began 1.
UmPire-COl. Wm.H OIIiugsWorths OF the
Evansville Base Ball Club.
Scorer-Ed. E. Wheeler, Jr., of the River
side Base Ball Club.
Time of game hours and 20 minutes.
Evansville Club.-The extra game
on Wednesday afternoon. will be con-
tinued for only three or four weeks
longer. Wagon leaves at 81 o'clock.
On Saturday, the wagon starts at 3
O'Clock. Players must notice the diff
ference in starting time.
Riverside Gub-Practics game this
afternoon, at $50. Wagonwill leave
the corner of Main aud First Streets
at a quarter past three. All ball
players are invited to participate.
The First Nine OF the Riverside's,
accompanied by their friends, go to
Vincennes Thursday. August 4th, to
play the Washington Club. of Wash
ington, Indiana. The WIS are a
strong club, and it will require much
skill on the part of our boys to de-
feat them.
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a skif while crossing the river, on the
night of Saturday, the 10th inst. Had
it not been for the trip of the Coro-
ner the body would not have been
recognized.
THE tax duplicates for the country
townships are finished, and the Audit
or's clerks are now busy on those for
Pisson Township and the city. The
copy for the Treasurer will be deliver
ed to that officer in a few days, Nj.
Brauns' machine calculator reducing
the work to less than oHe-tenth what
il would otherwise be.
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Burdett's organs.

Warren & Conyngton also have
these mavelously perfect instruments,
which, for either parlor or church
use, are superior to any other organ
ever made. Their Combination Or
gan, at 1915, having as extensive a
range as any $3.50 instrument of any
other make, being equal to a full or
chestra.
Messrs w. & @. have also Steinway's
renovating polish. by the use of
which the finish on a piano is kept as
fresh and new as when first from the
factory. jy23 e
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BASE BALL.

The match game between the
JOURNAL and Courier printers was
played yesterday afternoon on the
Riverside Grounds, the JOURNAL hav-
ing only sever players on the first
two innings, after which they had
eight by the addition Of a thirteen
year old typo.
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New York DIV GOODS Market-

BY IeIegfaphI NEW YORK, July 26.
Dy goods market lacking in activity.
but prices in the meantime quite uniform: :
BIC Tor Androscoggin ST Brown Sheeffngsi
Size Tor "a do; 42%c for 10-4 do; l2c for Au-
gusIa DO; 1870 for Amoskeag do; 8ZG9c
TOR Central Mills do; Dwight r fine 1I%@
l2c; Indian Head lie; Inoian Orchard A
1870; dc q l2c; Bates Xxx Bleached Muslin
l6gI7e; do Bay Mills l9g2Oc, and BaIIou
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New OrleanA Market.
By T%eIegraph.l

By telegraph NEW ORLEANS, July %.
CoTroN-High grades advanced.
FLoUR-Dul and lower; sUperdne, % 20
x, S.; Xxx, &6 37%.
CoRN-Duii and lower; mixed, 95c; white
81 O5.
OATs-DuI and lower, at 6O@s4c.
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pr Fish & Barter have received
AL the August Magazines. The Gal
aEy came in yesterday.
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ChIcagn Market.


By telegraph CHICAGO, July %.
FLoUR-Very dull.
WHEAT-4c lower, and closing at 81 O6 for
regular No 2. This afternoon, fairly &C
tive at 81 lOZ9l IL seller August.
CoRN-DuII and ILc lower, closing at soc
for No. z. This afternoon easier at sIZ@S2c
seller August.
OATs-DuIl n &c lower; closing at 45c
for No. 2.
RYE-Steady and quiet at SOC for No. 2.
PROVISIONS Quiet and
HoGS-Actlve and l5@20c lower; IS 759
s IS for still fed to extra corr fed lots.
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SERENADE.@Tke Cornet Band will
please accept the thanks of the
whole JOURNAL corps for the excel
lent serenade last night.
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The WEATHER.-The mercury at
s o'clock yesterday morning showed
76'; at 8, So; at noon, 960 at BPM,
B2S, and at 6 PM, So.
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REMEMRRR THE A
DissOlntiOn of COnartnarahin.

THE PARTEERSHEP EXISTING
IN under the name of Smith q Horst was
dissolved on Monday, the 18th inst, by
mutual consent. III. H. Horst will con-
unue the business at the same tand-will
collect all the debts and pay all liabilities
OF the concern JOHN NJ. SMITH
tyb8W H IL horst,
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PIGEON SHOOTING. - The sharp
shooters of the city have arranged
for pigeon shooting match on Mon
day next.
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ln OId Landmark GOne.

The old building on Locust Street,
next to the JOURNAL Office, which is
being torn down by Mr.. John s.
Goodge, is the oldest house in the
city. From Mr.. Shanklin, who long
owned the house, the following facts
concerning it are gathered:
1t was built in 1819by Robt. Stock
we'll, and afterwards sold to Jas. w.
Jones, father of the present Judge
James G.. Jones, who sold it to John
Shanklin, Esq. in 1924. 1t originally
stood on the corner Street, and was
occupied by MI. Shanklin as a store
until 1884, when he moved it back to
its present position, using it as a resi-
dence until 1887.
The late james M. Shanklin was
born in this house, and it has since
been occupied as a residence by many
who have been, and some who are
still prominent sitizens. among whom
may be named the late John. III. Ma
gee, Of New York, whose eldest
daughter was born in it.
The late Field 5tockwell, MI. Rich
ard Raleigh. Mrs. Tenney, Chen Mrs.
Oliver Ladd), the late aud VIM. Il. T.
Jones. brother of Judge Jones, also
occupied the house at various times.
It was owned by Mr.. John Shanklin
from 1924 until 1868, when he sold it
to George R. Preston. Esq, it's pres
ent owner.
Latterly it has fallen from its for
mer proud estate, having been occu-
pied by "squatters," both white and
colored, some of whom were very de-
graded.
One colored woman remained in il
until nearly half the boards were
torn from the roof. when she reluct.
antly packed her plumber away
Sc tranat gloria mMndi.
To DRAYMEN.-Marshal George
Clink issues the following directions
to draymen participating in the pro.
A cession this morning;
You will assemble at Ford's To.
bacco Warehouse this morning at II
o'clock and participate In the Tobacco
Banquet; after which you will be as
signed your places in the Draymen's
Procession. The managers will dis.
tribute the packages to be carried By
each dray. All draymen are invited.
Iarn out, and manifest your interest
for the early completion ofthe Straight
Line Railroad.
By order. GEORGE CL1NK,
MorzboI
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PG- T. G. Bridwell & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded, Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and RockbridRe Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
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Corrected Time Table, June IA.
WEDN EsDAY. JULY u, 1870.
CITY NE s

sGr Buy your Gold Pens It the
JOURNAL Office.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. July &c.
B~AGGING-30c; firm and active.
CoTroN-l8Zc; firm and active.
FLoUR-$5 30 INT scarce.
GRAIH-Malk et dull; wheat 81 GOAL so
corn 81 10; pats 62c; rye Csc.
Pr YISIoES-Market quiet and weak
pork Sl. bacon Is, IS and l0c; bulk meats
10, IL JIG; sugar-cured hams 26c.
LARD-l7K.
WHISKY-98089c.
ToBACco-Sales l26 hhds: prices slightly
higher and market more active.
European Markets.
BY Telegraph LoEDoN, July 26-5 PM.
Consols, $50. American securities dull ;
'62s, 81; '65s, 81 'b7s, sou l0-40s, 10.
LIVERPOOL. July 26.--Cotton irregular ;
mtddling upIanos, SH@SZ; Orleans, SIC
SO sales SOD bales. The Manchester
market is heavy. California white wheat,
lis 50; Flour, 25s edges Cd. Corn, No. 2
mixed, 35s.
PARIS, July 20. sP.M.-Bourse firm, with
rentes 65f 45c.
HAvRE. July 2s.-Cotton nrn but quiet;
80 frsDcs on the spot.
PARIS, July %, Evening.-Bourse closed
strong. Rentes, 65f SOC.
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Memphis Market.


BY Telegraph MEMPH1s' July 26.
CoTroN-Firm at lSH9loAi receipts 81
bales; exports 20} bales.
FLOUR Quiet; supernne - Do
CoRN-9ScGS1 08.
OATS-55a60c-
HAY-92l122 90.
BRAN-g2U.
LARD I7k9l9c.
PORK-S32 90.
BAcoE-Weaker; shoulders 49,. sides
19ks
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To whom 1t May Concern.

WANTED-PAINTERs.-Six Paint
ers Immediately. Apply to Turncock
&Slaughter. Chestnut Street, between
Second and Third, iy26 ct
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CANDIDATES. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JAMES q. JONES viii be a candidate
for Judge OF the Criminal Circuit Court or
Va~nderburgh County, at b next election
A.. J.. ROBINSON IS q candidate for tae
ONCE of Judge of the Criminal Court OF
V~anderburRh COUNTY. 1Vl9
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EVERY BOTTLE
Recommended by many Of the best
Physicians in the Land.

DR.. John Mageniss, formerly OF the Royal
College Of Surgeons, and Surgeon iL the
United States Army, during the recent
war, says;
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WORK.

We are prepared to execute Brief Work
for lawyers with dispatch and at reason
able rates.
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MusguitO Bar Frames.
GOLD PENS

At the Journal ONCE.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-03-23
REMARKS OF MR.. BARNETT,
Upon the Act to aid in the construction Of
The Valley Railroad, through the Counties
of Person, Granville and Casloel


Mn. srgAxEn:-I do not propose by the pas
sage of this bill to impose taxation upon these
three counties, to.wit, Granville, Person and
Caswcll. propose to build a Railroad through
these counties by subscription, and by taxation,
subject to the approval Of the qualified voters OF
each of the counties named. THIS mode con-
ceive to be the only one by which railroads at
present can be built
In order to encourage the citizens OF these
counties-the property holders-to expect, and
to realize brighter future, will say to the mem
bers Of this General Assembly as well ms TO them,
that have an assurance from the Raleigh d
CASTOR, the Petersburg Il Weldon and the Sea.
board Railroads of u subscription Of eight hun
bred thousand dollars from these corporations,
as soon as the question OF approval has been sub.
mittcd and approved ~ the qualified voters Of
each oil these counties.
Could there be a more Just and liberal propo.
sition than this Can our people expect any
thing more or lcss from this Legislature than to
have the question submitted to them to say
whether they will, or whether they will not,
submit TO the taxes imposed by this bill
II, Mr.. Speaker, is not for you or for me to
say whether this tax shall be imposed upon
them; IL Is for themselves to say at the next
election whether they will, or whether they will
not.
though Republican At heart, and believing In
this Republican country that the majority should
rule, yet he tells us that he lie afraid to trust tho
laboring men OF his county TO vote upon thls
question. Is II, I ask, for the benefit OF the Ia
Certainly not. 1t Is for the property holders
benefit. II is for the purpose Of developing our
country, open our counties, that the world may
see, as verify believe, that we, the citizens OF
Granville, Person and Caswell. inhabit .he best
portion Of Gods creation. II Is for the purpose
OF inducing immigration, bringing our la,ds In
to market, and giving life and vigor to oar iso-
lated people, as well, Mr.. Speaker, as to open q
great through line OF travel IRON Atlanta, Ca,
to Baltimore, affecting the interest OF only one
railroad, II any, to wit, the Richmond and Dan.
willie. do not believe that the gentleman from
Caswell county represents either his white or
colored constituents In his persistent opposition
TO the passage Of this bill, The property hol.
ders demand that this road shall be built, ior
the reason that they desire to bring their rial
estate into market, and the lnboring men desre
IT, that they may ind work to do.
The simple reading OF the bill seems TO me ~
be sufficient to recommend II to the favorable
consideration Of every member ofthis Assembly.
again repeat that this question will be sub
mitted to the qualified voters Of each county re.
spectiyoly, and ask that the county Of Caswell
will not be stricken from the bill, but leave the
matter exclusively to themselves to say.
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LIVERPOOL, Marchls.-Cotton frm. Uplands
llk. Oceans ~. sales 1900 bales. Red
western Sheat I aud II.
NEw SoRk, March lg--stocks unsettled.
Money easy. Exchange, long 81; short
sH. Gsd I91 Bonds ~. North Carollna's
old "a new q.
Floui dan and dropping, Wheat dun and
fAvors buyers Corn shade hrmer. Pork
steady Mes. go. Lard dull at IA to AK.
Cottor steady at 2sjI Turpenilne quiet at 46H
Rosin quiet, at o. O5 for strained. Freights
dull
Nsv YoRK, March 10Th, P. Motion closed
quie Sales $500 bales, at 23II. Flour heavy,
and prices unchanged. Wheat dull. Corn
scAce new shade hrmer. Yellow Southern
$40 Whisky hrmer, at 30 TO 81. Pork quiet
at SO. Beef steady Lard dropping. Kettle
14I to Is. Groceries quiet. Freights dull.
Money easy, to 4, bank statement however
slows less than 2 millions legal reserves indiea-
ting closer market Sterling II rmcr Gold,
pH. Governments dull, lower, closing barely
aesdy. e2's, OK,
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, !

FRIDAY, March ID lS'u.
The sruate met at 10 O'Clock.
President In the Chair.
journal read and approved.
The Judiciary Committee reported unlayor-
ably on House hill to repeal chapter lSi, laws OF
lSAi-G1,
Thr spccIal Committee on Insurance Com
NAMES frported uniavurubly on Senate bill con
corning assurances, and reported SUBSTITUTE
for senate hill concerning Insurance companies
Mr. Love, from the Committee To investigate
the office oi Secretary OF State, reported that
they found the office all right; and recommended
a hin IN relation to the office.
senate amendments To House bill to authorize
the Commission ~ vt Burke county to levy a
special tax.
The House ol Repr, sentatIyes refused TO con
cur In senate amendments to House bill to
charter the Bank OF statewide, aud asked con-
mittrr OF conference The Senate concurrcd,
aud he President appointed Messrs. Welker
aud Jones, ot MccklenOurg, Senate branch oi
the Committee OF Conference.
MIR Jouc-, uf Columbus, introduced hill to
change the line between the counties of Baden
aud Columbus The rules were suspended, aud
the Till passed It, several readings.
SECOND READING.
senate bill to abolish the Penitcutiary Com
mission came up On the Calendar,
Mr. stephens moved to postpone the Dill IN
definitely. ,.- ~. ,,,,
lie thought II unwise TO aOulish tny COmmis
.inn TTry had done we'll, ind he thought the
senate had better let we'll enough alone. lie
X ,N Inc Superintendent OF Public Works to he
a good officer suG gentleman aud did not
Doubt the ability of the superintendent Of Pub
lie Works io -uPchuicnd the WORK as wen as
any one man. but the work had progressed thus
f4T under the Commission, and he thought II
lsa,t To leave the matter In their hands, because
one man v,uuut t,Nv auuthcr's plans and do the
work as well Is himself,
Nc Ia.slter took the same position as Mir.
Rubhius , 40, -
Nj. MartiudaIy, tue iutrodpcer OF the 9lii, sad
that lg bad hut vpe object 10 lnliodlslnE IAe
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For the Standard.
XVIII Amendment.

FELLOW CITIZENS Under the Provi-
dcnce of God, anil through the able admin
istration of the Republican party, the
amendment to the Constitution OF the Uni
ted States known as the XVIII amendment,
has been ratified by the requisite number of
States, and to-day through the entire length
and breadth of our beloved country the
right of the elective franchise is granted to
all citizens regardless of race color or pre-.
vious condition.
In view of this fact, we would respectfully
call upon our fellow citizens tn meet in II
mass JOlliication The meeting will he
held at the Court House in the City of Rt.
leigh, on Thursday, March 81, 1870.
j. +. O'HARA,
r. A, SYKES,
j. II. HARRIS,
j. II. HOOD,
A. ii. GALLOWAY,
G. w. ERODE,
and Others.
Further notice will he given at an early
day through hand bills.
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Miscellaneous Items.

An overworked man recently took, by
advice, tonic, composed Of quinine, strych-
nine, and iron. The quinine went to his
head and made it ache fearfully; the strych-
nine went to his stomach and gave him an
intense collie. No trace OF the iron has yet
been detected, but We fear 1t has entered his
soul.
A Joint resolution is before Congress pro-
hibiting the practice heretofore common at
our national military and naval academies
of requiring the students to pursue their
studies TN sunday. The resolution further
provides that the students shall not be COM
PEELED to take part in parades or drills on
that day.
For vigorous, original English, one must
90 West or South. A Memphis gentleman
Is described by paper there by the remark
that Ibis forehead extends to the gable end
oflis neck !" which is interpreted to mean
that he is barefooted on the top Of his
head"
Speaking Of tho "Holy Grail" the Lon.
don Examiner says: "Mr. Tennyson is dis
tinctively the poet Of sadness; and his pre-.
sent poem is the very saddest thing he has
ever written. The Holy Grail might have
been called the History Of an Enthusiasm by
a Sympathetic Unbeliever."
The numerous deluded American heirs
to English estates, who are constantly being
hceccd by lawyers, would save their money
IL they were aware that an alien cannot be
an heir in England where there is no will,
and that he cannot take real estate, even IL
lett to him by will.
"You can do anything II you have pa
| tiencc,' said an old uncle who had made q
fortune to his nephew, who had nearly
| spent one. Water may he carried In a
sieve, II you only wait" 'IIow long I" ask
| ed the petulant spcndthrif. It'll it treez-
es," was the cold reply.
The expiration Of Bessemer's patent is
| likely to increase the general use Of steel in
stead Of iron. The London and Northwest
ern Railway Company has already made ar
engagements for laying considerable dis
lance with steel rails in place Of worn-out
iron ones.
The number of illegitimate children in the
various countries in Europe varies from
twenty one to four per cent Of the whole
The former figures apply to Bavaria, and the
latter to Holland. In England the ratio ID
about eight per cent
A German poet has translated Tennyson',
"Chargc Of the Light Brigade" but, as 'sachi
hur,icrt' has no rhyme IN the German, hi
has taken the liberty OF increasing 1t to one
ACKNOWLEDGMENT admitting OF several
rhymes.
Out of more than one hundred thousant
Chinese Ia ken to Peru within the last q
wear. there are less than ten thousand nov
alive. and not more than one hundred hay'
/ ever returned TO China,
-
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10 \.
,rs,' -ne Is like the summer ne>...,
80. s.qaiane Lyric is fAnussr 20 an tv1e
80 yong. rssutho- wa the gifted Rico
u t,shry wilde, Born In Ireland In lzer.ss-1,
oIoaght BY bis parcrts, 10 A..-s;,1t - "a,
In 1902 his fAiher diee md ssssssosnef removeo'
to Augusta, o., and SUPPORTED herself BY keep
Ing small shop. Tor his early education ne
was solely indebted 70 his mother. Al twenty
years OF age he had, BY his unaided exertioos'
qualified himself for admission to the bar In
1915 he was elected to The Congress OF the Uni
ted States, where he establshed high reputa-
tion as polished speaker. After spending sew
erai years In European travel and study, he set
tied In New Orleans In ls4a, and was engaged In
the practice OF law, until ls49, when he died Of
yellow fever. As lawyer and statesman he
may soon be forgotten; but the muse Of history
has taken his name for transmission to posterity
as the author Of these llnssD E.w.P.
My lie Is like the summer rose
That opens TO the morning sky,
But, ere the shades OF evening close,
Is scattered, on the ground to die.
Yet on that roses humble bed
The soitest dows OF night are shed,
As II she wept such waste to see:
But none shall shed one tear for me.
Ny life Is like the autumn leaf
That trembles In the moons pale ray;
It's hold Ia frail, it's date Is brief,
kesiiess and soon to pass away.
Yet when that leaf shall fall and fade.
The parent tree will mourn Its shade,
The winds bewail the leafless tree:
But none shall breath one sigh for me.
My life Is like the print, that feet
Have len on Tampa's desert strand:
Soon, as the rising tide shall boat,
All traces vanish from the sand
Yet, as II grieving to etface
All vestige OF the human race,
On that lone shore loud means the sea-
But none shall thus lament for me.
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Excitement In Georrin.

SAVANNAH. March 1.-THE passage OF Bling
hams amendment In the House has set the worst
elenrnts In society Wild; and now the cry OF
"a cd Republican" shouted after a man, is
as terrific as ever the cry OF ga id Abolition;
ist," ,as before tho war. Neither Mr.. Conant
nor uyseli have ever had anything to do with
the politics Of Georgia, nor do we desire to
have. We are here encouraging great entcrl
prises, spending millions OF Northern money
In bullng railroads in Georgia, but this
seems t,bc no protection to US. Any man dis.
posed toget rid OF us has only to charge us with
political purposes, or a disposition to rob us Of
all sympahy. protection Or support from the
communlt or authorities. earnestly invoke
your innuece with Gov. Bullock and with Con-
gress, TO seeus and othors alike situated pro-
tected. (slgncd) W. VI. AvBRr.
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.


"Florcpce Percy" the authoress OF several
rcccpt poems that have attained much pop
MARTY. has removed from Florida l" VIZ
,,inin and now resides in Manchester
III, negro exodus still continues ana on
SATURDAY afternoon, about one huh",tu
t"nk their departure for the South on u, tue
Vhpinia& Tennessee cars LyHe"o1r9 '"'
yiDi'h ,,;,iod Il,
Th, Nasons ot Richmond are entitled 70
q, ,,ond deal Of credit for putting INTO .nu''
new building, corner OF Third anu Nai i.n
s,rr,ts. a hnc public halt 1t IS se"'c'' VII"
five hundred chairs.
our friend Mr.. VIM. Gee, of santa l nos.
Prince George county, killed two nno ! USrs
,rrtcy pnhlcrs, weighing tNcnty-s'S p ounu'
I'M ,'n, .Lot. nt hi, trrkcy hl'ud "n M"""'s'
ltisr,bTg Co"r'| ,,.,;,,
Nor SoIp.-Thr iir apparatus III 'n u.s.. ' ~
.,p;chnnnl levied On sometime hE" U! Wv
lh.,,ig ,y,, not sold rs advertised i",'"
r amin, bond being given tor the amount W
the debt
,,,t,,r,nyrnt OF the Visitation fre',y
~ Nh an tho 2Srh ulL, Mis- Magic
r,sli,lr, ~ Rrchmond N'"' I'','',' %
i,..i.i, and whit. ,rii, vita the NAM. ''
,rl Nagy Bernard
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BRANpRETH,s PILLS.

ine'r great 'aiue consists In THIS; They may
oe aseu 80 iong as any aisease ahectS any OF the
organs OF tue poay' ana oy mus perseveHngi In
'ner use inc aisease viii DC eured' aud the BODY
restored 70 nea''h. heo from every ta'nt ana I'M
Pun'y' ine'' reputation proves their merit
Thomas Smith. Coroner and Ju,,ice of the
Peace. uastlpys. 1.-THE Huason savs Rr,nd,e,b,.
Pills cured him of Dy.pepsia and Heartbprp.
when every otbe, medicine had failed N relieve
him. CeriIBcate dated ApriI Q. 1893
DIR. Turner, OF Savannah, Ca, says he has, Tor