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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-03

Il RARE CHARGE FOR BARGAINS FOR ALL
THOSE IN WANT OF GAaMHNTs.-Having now
on head #n extraordinary largo stock Of Cloth
ing and Cents Furnishing Goods and being
buginoss that Of frSt-cias5 Merchant Tailor
ing, 10 facilitate which my stock has to be ro.
duced 70 matter at what sacrifice all my
goods arc offered at greatly reduced prices. l
can suit the most fastidious, rs well as the coun-
try merchant, my variety Of fno Clothing and
Under garments being unsurpassed, and my
stock Cor wboesaling complete. Call and SEQ
nov ~ S. DEALHAM, 81 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-03

TIE STORM. The storm which c)um enceu
Saturday night last, AMI o. which, among the
weather wise the delightful weather OF last week
was considered harbingcr, was one OF the
severest ever experienced in this latitude, and
fears are entertained of much damage a:ong the
coast The wind blew hurricane from the
Southeast, hndcring the downward flo" Of
the current 10 the river, and dammlng up the
w,ter So that at one time it was thought
flood would iniurc the contents OF The ware
houses on Union street Tie tue did make
rrrv high and overhowad some OF the wl!arvcS,
and damaged them considerably. The waves
on the Potomac were higher then almost ever
knovr. and the lew vessels that came up tils
river scuiiei along under bare pocS. ll'
sloop Of Captain Dick Stanton was bi"Wu
ashore at the ship yarl OF Smith u Nlghtenglll
and almost dashed 10 pieces Oh The rocks there
| The ferry slip at the WASHINGTON wharf wa
sunk, ani the la!c trips oE the boats hct"c"u
that and this city were suspended IN cnhSe
oucncc yesterday evening 'he-paS>&nseES 10;
this city being detained in Washington uut'
the ! 20 train OF ears started Many fences
trees and chimneys i'll this city ami vicinity wef
blown down during the violence Of the gale
among the chimncys being included these o
the residence on Prince strcet belonging /" IN
estate of the late ". II. Fnwle. ihe WIN
yccred around to the Southwest last nlHht hl
continued to blow hard until this morning.
raincd almost necessarily al! Saturday n'sh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-03
COm MISSION MERCHANTS,
go. 81. ROBINSON g. SON.

GEO. B. ROBINSON s. SON, ~
EeRooERs, FORWARDING AID C0mM1s
/ SION NEE III. liTS
| King street, AleEs.' .Gri. Va.
Particular attention pad ~ tte sailing o :.
kinds Of Q ,untry Produce G,oda forwarded
promptly nov 2l-tf
EEoOE, WEDDERBUK.' 8 @
! Successors ia Fowle t Co..
COMMISSION. SHIPPING & FOR \ kI'-
M MERUH 4 rs.
! Also, deslsrs in GGANO5 SALT. LUMP
and GROUND PLASTER FISH. GRAIN
and SUGARS NY 2l-tf
A VERY = DAVIDSON,
n (>uccesso7s to Henderson s. A"cry,)
GkOCEKS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 21G, King street. corner uf Alfred,
Alexandria, Va
Dealers in Butter. Lard salt, Fish. Flour Ba-
cor, Collor, Tea. Sugar, &c. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Hrrchandi,o, or sold on
commission ut lowest rates. feb 2U-tf
y. D. GOULD. W II WHITENING.
NOULn & w1LEENlNG,
VI Successors to w. F Hcn3crson.)
GROCERY, LIQUOR & GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS
No 20 North Roy~i s..
Dealers in GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES,
S0GARS, WHISKEY, BRANDY, WINES,
&c. Strict attcntina psi! L. .J sale ni GOUN-
THY PRODUCE. ;an l5-ly
zsEossE wAsH1Saros. W. W. uExrzRT.
WASHINGTON Y HEKBhRT,
w Successors TO Geo. Washington)
GEMf;RA!. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No II North Union st,
Aloxnndria Va
Particular attention gvon to tho sulo Of VII
kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE. snd Gliing
orders for GROCERIES, GUANO, SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, Lac, &c, Il! the
lowest market market price. fob til
Z ROBERT EDMONDS,
- Successor TO W. a Smoot Il CO..
FORWARDING s. GENERAL COMMITS
SION MERCHANT,
No. . King street. Alexandria, Va.
strict attention paid to tho sale Of MI kinds Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE. dec silly
J. HNoDFE s. s. !, Gq Rinr .,,oo,
COMMISSION MEKC;HlIAiNTl;s, |
DAH FHEHoV7is1oNs,
SALT FISH,
and PRODUCE
Also keep OIL hand q general assortment Of |
Cordago, Tar Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing, !
oils Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores.
All orders and consignmonts promptly at
ended TO-, and goods forwarded without delay |
o consignees or arrival.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans.
,ortation line. NH left
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On Tuesday, the eth ultimo, al the residence
Of the bride, by Rev Mr.. Haynes, Mrs: ELIZA dZ,s
nicholson to Mr.. THOMAS ELLlCOII'
beth of Prince William county.
On the 22d December, at ST. Johns CHURCH,
King George county, by Rev. Edward NC
Guire FRANK G. FITZHUGH to LOLA
RJJGGLiIS, Sd daughter OF DR.. Il. d. Ashton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-03

On tho 23th nit by Rev Presley B: Smith,
ORLANDO BIRCH to Miss MILDREO g.
FLETCH Err, all of alexandria county, We.
On the Doth ultimo by Rev. Presley B. Smith,
Mr. ROBEHT J. SHASEWOOD to Miss n A.
Nv ~ aIIII.S all of Fairfax county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-03

|
~ FOR 1870, AT FEENCHS, NO a5
KING STREET
to any part Of inc county '''ss, s.'' ',S"
Reviews, Fer;odica;s and N Ac,." II.
Tho leading English are. 1Isckwood, 81;
Tr.,si; ,;Si aeview North
four >nA Blec4cnn 81 "a. SmnI W"-S.S'c:Ss p,
! Ddnri3i,s Nag, zinc Aid food Words for Inc
C Oid and New, lneW - 9iIippncoti1s gpeys,
| 81. Atlantic ii onthiE;1 Baltimore New Ec
zinc $4;,nnnsoois :, %riec!lc, IS; Onward. 81;
snd The jroadwor +'eg'sW w. %; The Old Guard
Eallou's Naun.,i1H' =, ieaSsnt Hours 81 60:
America, $ 81; nStr5lde EtnsS Wo,Sy;no s.
oSs"2rosS oatH! soi: - - H. ~: Oliver Optics
r WIN "i So Ensiish and many others; Pack
"~ais hIon,hlv' -
III tho Ij,nrarv .,ncrs in tho country at pub
Ii:hcrs' pricca. &. Il. FRENCH,
Zoo i'er "a 05 King street.
NrOTICE 10 DEBTORS: OF TIE ALEN-
~ ANDkIA ShFl&Go lNSIIIO 11C!.''
fairies owing the A.GxGndra Savings lnstitu-
,;n, are notified 10 pay Immediately, rs suits
viii be Instituted upon I'll debts remaining uh-
mid nr Isl January moxt, tho Directors beng
"t;oI,c nf naoinra second dividend to depos-
is"rs at an Ga,9 dy h "i 10 ~ "' "ossbIo
- Greer q ''' Ei;S2:%sJhMIN BARTON,
roy Iao2m President.
- AlHFAx TAXES.
4 a,,o ,o-
a r9 rt<T so ' ro rcuureI to come forward
srI sriIc -, or vii! proceed 8. onco 70 col
| cct according 10 law without fear, inyor or III
| re,tion J. OWEN kihbl,
us' I'm ,Irc Go
TTEGP:t&G AXES, Al an 'l lr 1h az.
ping AAcs. Of superior quality Isht anu ne"Ty
wcights, which Will be sold by the sIng!o ON"
or Inlen nj II small advance. hxo he!Vo' 81
MI gusHi;'S ' i,t E r :, I. CREIG uTON & SON
W - ,,,I1rCu cvpIIps
~ w.. ..,,sc,;no,, have lust rreps' cd = lnreo
~ ,I'is cnInfr..nd remedy for Coughs, Colds
iI'r,nnn.s &c, which they ocr for sale whole
sal" and rctqil COOK s. CHElGHIoN'
nor T. fO' h'nS '2'r''''
G syss:. y "f ya aGsf4ss n n c
~ ~" fr,o not"S, or lyasnglon street lo1
rf"h St1GF1,, th-nmrh 70 Columbus stree,
LEI I'm ana rT rnn 51n For particulars inquire
Of nov aa--2.n d. "''',, 10. > King stree!
C,vnr.I T00L CHESTS, SKATES, Sc.
= ,ou
We haze on hsnd an assortment o! shS''
Tonl Chn-l:, s;i.:..c., &lciFhs, D"m!n"es, :; =
suitshIn for Christmas presents, whIrH VIII "
sold cicnp. Call 1T IS King rtr"nI. s..,N
acc - ~: ,r,., - q,
TXTEA FINE GU Nf'," "H'' T. 4,
81 very r''c q
n ,,rs: T ppd"i ~
Lover grades in prop0r'nn.
| '''"' 7 e.; VIII RA MSAG,
~ Kline ci oct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-03

VIRGINIA, to within the County Court
Y Of Fairfax county, December q, 1859: :.
Or the motion Of Charles W. Kitchen; il Is
ordered, that Phio Haywood, Admirlstra1tocI u
Of James Mshorney, decd, be summoned 70 70
appear here OF the first day Of January CoufG
next, to give new bond or in default the !T,9
to show cause Why his sdmn ai5tt5ks T. cory,
estate snoHid hoi pXi &. +. DUI,ANY, CLERK.
or 1n II CockorijIo ". q, dec 27-lswiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-03

NrOTICE 10 DEBTOR;; OF TIIG A LEA
IL ANDkIA SAVINGS 1NSTITUTION.
Parties owing the A-.exGndri" savings lnstitu-
ION D, arc arc noticd to pay i;nmediaely, rs suits
will be instituted upon I'll DEBTS rem"lhlhg w.
dirsi.ous Of paying s second dividend to dep??s-
itnrs at an carly Day. and 10 Wind up the affairs
Of the Institution rs quickly rs posslb!e'
~ BGHJAMIN BARTON,
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

VALUABLE Property FOR SALE IN
TRhY.--I will sell for the heirs at law OF
Doctor John ID. Porter, deceased, at pri.
va,e sale, 2 lots, Nos. l0S and 100, be
ing the one half Of the block on which
DR.. Tlutt resides. The buildings consist
of two houses; one large two story, con
tanning four rooSns, the other ono story,
containing two rooms, one Of which was
used for doctors shop. Houses are
comfortably warm in winter, and refresh
ing shade Of locust trees adjacent to the
houses, render it delightfully."- cool in sum.
mer. All necessary out buildings. The
land, which is southwardly exposed to
the suD. is rich and is enc Of the most
productive garden spots iu Troy. This
property is eligibly situated, being at a
convenient distance from the court house
and near enough to the cen'ar of trade
for the prompt dispatch OF any business.
Any person desiring to parchase will
please call upon the undersigned. Terms
reasonable. Title unqucsiionable. Inquirc
of t. N. Bonf's. in the absence Of
ap7w4 CHAS. U. PORTER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

Joyous 'psing 10 blandly smiling the
buds and leaves and flowers are pouting
out to receive her kisses, and all behold
with pleasure the earth's beautiful greco
dress. Well, to keep pace with Dame
Nature, Messrs. jackson l. Hutt have
just received fresh and hountiful supply
Of spring and summer goods, which ehsy
nre selling rapidly at very low prices fcs
cash,
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

PHof0GRAPHs. We gave sstiss .
short tims since that Mrs Il. L. Collier
was having erected ID ehis place . pho.
tograph gallery. 1t is now finished, and
On its front may bo seen consp'suously
displayed, &C. L. Colliers Photograph
Gallery" Cur young friend has Seen at
the business some time, and can show
some 6ne specimen Of his work. Call at
his gallery, and lsek st them, even if you
dc not wish work done; hs will Be glad
to sec you.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

OccIDENrAL HoBsL.-This house, at
at Cap.aa. g riss 10 now under the super
vision Of Mr.. R. G. Magruder, and open
to the travelliag public. The roous are
neatly aud comSOrtably furnished, asd
the table well always be alled with the
,bess the maFkst sfords, prepared in the
best manner. Terms reasonable. See
card in another column. n15w3.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28
TaANsyUGloN OF BLoop.-The dolicat

TRANSMISSION OF BLoop.-The delicate
operation of TRANSMISSION of blood has
just been successfully performed in Chi,
cago. The patient was . young lady az.
most hopelssly aGscted with consumption.
Thirty. six OUNCES Of blood were taken
from q sister and two brothers and in.
jected into her veins, and she is now re-
covering. -Ex.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

Last Saturday night the negsoes of this
sown held convention, having 10 con-
temptation the adoption Of some means
by which to compel the vsgranrs among
them to 20 90 work and earn living. A
very good aim; but 1t broke up in row,
and We have not heard that any definite
plan was agreed ppon.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

A PRoos. Nothing is better proof Of
the exccllcncy Of On article than the
frequcpt limitations Of it. These counter
fsils are the universal tribute which
worthlessness pays to merit. The ster.
ling worth and popularity Of the Charter
Oak Stove is attested BY this standsrd.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

Sweet aud Irish Potatoes Raspberries,
1urrants, Goossberries, Grapes, &C., Of all
he leading varieties, offered low 40 Buff
|alo Nursery. See advertisement.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28
The St. Joe Herald says that all frui

The St. Joe Herald says that all fruit
that was in bloom at the commencement
Of the late cold snap is billed. The same
paper says the oats, spring ehsst and
barley were up and growing finely in the
neightorhood of Easton previous to the
recent cold spell but We learn that 1t is
all hopelessly frosted, and some fields
arc about being plowed up and rcplaused.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

Dr. II. b Evsns, Dcatist, ofSt. Charles,
will be in Troy on the 18th of May to
remain few days. The Doctor is we'll
known to many Of the citizens Of this
county, and comes 10 Troy on engage.
mcDts
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

TREES AT REDUCED Prices. Extra
3 year old Trees at SIS pee 100. A splen.
did lot of 5.ycar old Jcnnctings, from 6
to 8 feet high, at Buffalo Nursery, Troy,
Mo. Persons wanting Tr,c cs will do well
10 cali and exsmine the above stock.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

WILSON ALBANY STRAWBERRY THE
MosT PRoLsrIc OF ALL.-Plants of this
magnificent berry can be obtained Of A.
NJ. Shuts, at Buffalo Nursery. Price
81 per 100; 50 for 500; e5 for 1000
$50 for 5000.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

We understand there is o move on foot
Eo form a Joint stock company FOR she
purpose Of erecting magnificent hotel in
this place. That betpesks enterprise ;
but talk Vitl not accomplish the work
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28
8 = s - ! ! ) ; !

TO the WORKING CLAsS-wc arc now
prepared to furnish oil classes with constant en-
ployment at home, the whole Of the time for
spare mo nents. Business new, light and pro6ta-
bic. Persons Of ci2her sex easily earn from soc.
to So per evening, and proportional sum by de-
voting their whole time to the business. Boys and
girls earn nearly ns much as mon. That all who
see this notice may send their address, npi test
to pay for the trouble OF writing. Full partieu.
lars, valuable sample, which will do to com
mcnce work, and q copy Of The Teople's Literary
Compan,oH-onc Of the largest and best family
newspapers publishcd-all scot free by inai,.
address Il. g. ALLEN & Co., Augusta, Maine.
Feb. 3--no5m3
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

Butter is very scarce. Some Of our
farmer friends who have moro than
enough for their own use, would do we'll
to bring it to town. They will find ready
sale for It, and good prices.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

The Glasgow Times sayss /. NJ Houck,
ESQ, ex editor Of the Faystts Advertiser
and the Boonville Democrat, attemnsed
to conmit suicide last Tuesday afternoon
by tascipg pistol to bis head and oh cot
ing it of. The ball struck his head just
over the right sor, ssA glanced Of, inaict.
ing severe wound, though not entering
the skuvls
Editors are hard beaded set.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28
Facilities for Educating The Youth Of
Northeast Missouri.
fCommunicated.1

lCOmmuntcatedJ
To those seeking an education for
shsir children We wosld say q werd 10
behalf Of Christian Institute. The prop.
erty is located on one Of the most beae-
tifu' streets in Troy the school bsild-
iugs are large and commodious; the
grounds, embracing ten acres, are we'll
set In shade ouA ornamental trees. 7he
boarding house Is pronounced by visitors
to be Une Of the very best buildiuss Of
The kiad in ths State The property
has beon in the hands Of the Christian
Church for four years and one year aud
a half Of that time she school hiss been
under the exclusive control aud manage
ment Of Prof Wm. Christian, this present
President Of the Institute, and notwith.
standing he has had many serious diff
culties to contcHd With, his indomtablc
courage and perseverance has placed the
school upon firm basis. The friends
Of education in Northeast Missouri can
rejoice in the fact that they have in their
midst 40 institution of learning scarcely
excelled by any in the State. Those who
desire good school in which to educnts
their children, will do well to visit Troy
Christian Institute duri0g the monthly
examinations, and see for themselves
what it is. President Christian cordially y
invites che attendance of all who take an
interest in education. The examinations
are conducted by the President and Pro.
fessors, and are thorough, embracing an
examination Of the branches Of education
stadied by the classes, and will convince
vstoss that the faculty of professors are
at work aud understand what they are
doing.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28
MARRIED.

This morning (April 2S), at the residence of
tho brides father, by Elder Tim,thy Ford, Mr..
s. J. TURNER, Of Pike county, and Miss ELLA
Z. WRIGHT, of this place.
The happy pair have our best wishes.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

Sec casd Of j. Packer & Co., of New
7 ork. dealers in Teas, Co6ees and Spices
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28
Bloomington, Illinois, Nursery

T ARGEsT, best stock and shipping facilities.
IL APPLES I, 2, 3 yr., 1900 6nc 1 yr., 1926. 90.
APPLE ROOT-GRAFTs, choice. NURSERY
STOCKS, Seeds, Osage, Apple, Peach, WILD I.
GOOSE, Plum, OSAGE HEDGE, 10000 $i5.
EvRRGREENs, ROSES, 900 $40. DsAiias,
gadiolus, GREENHOUSE. BEDDING PLANTS
Send l0c. for Catalogues.
n2vim II. X. PHONAX.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

I will sell my residence adjoining the
tswn Of Troy, for $1,000. If not sold
by the lst Of May, 1870, I will rent
For terms Of sale or rent apply to S. R
Voolfolk
m3lw4 j. V. BARKS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28
Editors are a hard beaded set.

The new court house is Uisiug rapidly
and majestically. 1t promises to be .
fine building.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28
POSTAL ARRANG EMENrs.

POSEAL ANNA N u u " 4 ~ NISs
oErAsrraxs OF MAfss.
b Wright City, daily toxcspt Sunday at $50 N
Lost Branch, Mondsys.."s.""... .."6.oo
Auburn, Tues, TAsfs., sat.,.... .....6.oo
Asblcy, Tuesdays and Fridays.."..6.o0
Cap. au-Gris, wednesdsys..."..." ."..oseo
Tsuxtoe, Fridays. ..."........."......6.0O
The mails close at . o'cleek on the evening"
ovious to their departures.
ARRIVALS.
ON Wright City, daily lexsept Sunday 5.O6F NJ
Lost Bsanch, Mondays.".".."."....5.o0
Aubura. Tues, Thurs. and Sat ,....6.0e
Ashley, Wednesdays and Saturdayss..6.00
Cap-au- Girls, Wednesdays. ""..".6.e0
Truxton, Fridays ....s.. ..... e. .."..6.0O
B. CRUMP, p. NJ.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28
LOCAL AND COUNTY.

The hasdsome brick building Of MIR.
|edlacsk is fast approashiug completion.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

"PARls ny SUNLIGHT AND GASLlGHT. -
A ,oorh descriptive of the Mysteries and
Miseries, the Virtues, Tsces, .Sp1enalors,
and Crimes Of the City of Paris
BY James ID. McCdbe, Jr. National
Publishing Co., 81, Louis.
We know of no book that we have vcad
with more pleasure and profit to ourselves
than sAis. 1t abesnds in sparkling de
scriptons Of the gay metrol oils by night
and day, and the pictures of celebrisies 10
that wicked but fascinating city are per
feet. We wander amidst ths slime hal
lowed monuments of the past, are dszsled
by the magni6ccncc of tho present, dine
in the glittering Cafes Of the Palais
Roysi, stroll with the merry crowd along
the Boulevards, and look on at the Jardin
Mabille, where che original Can can is
nightly danced to tho voluptuous strains.
Our author seems to have che nice dis
crimination Of an artist, and paints only
those pictures for HE readers which will
be gladly seized upon and appreciated.
There is, however no point of any inters
est that he slights, and oue msy read this
book and easily imagine himself behold.
ing the very thing be reads Of 1t is a
forcible Illustration of the old adage,
"truth is stranger than felton," for the
author has given US pictures which,
though true to tho life are so strange aud
seemingly full OF romance, that one can
hardly believe them. But the book is
far from being an exaggeration. Our
readers will recognize its fairness at once
by the moderation Of its statements, and
the absence of superlatives from its pages,
and Gil who peruse it Sill agree with US
that no more remarkable aud deeply iu.
teresting book has been offered to the
public for aasy years. How can it be
otherwise, when it is . faithful picture
Of the most fasciaatirg city 10 tae world I
II is very absorbing, and We are sGre ne
one who takes il up will put it down un.
read. It is iliustrted with $50 fine en-
cravings, by the best artists Of. F, anoc
Dore, De Bar, Thesond and othsrs-and
the letter.prcss 10 perfect. Tho voluns
10 sold only by subscription .-Ex.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

COURTS IN LINCOLN COi!NTY
|cvIr CouRr-secoRd Monday In Ap'il and
Fourth Monday il sscptcmber.
bxrY COMMISSIONED Mondays in February,
Nay, Asgsst and November.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

Tho chronological Journal and Pack
ards Monthly for May contains the fol.
lowing srticles, many of which arc illus
trated: Hon. Samuel klerrll, Governor
Of Iowa, with portrait and character I;
Knowing, or Man and World The man
On the Moon; Soperstitons of different
Tribes and Nstons Sketches from
China; The Color of his Eyes; Mark
NJ. Pomcroy; Peter Crsp's Spcctaelcs
Charles L, Sykes; Eminent Engravers
Yale Sketches Growing in Grace
Honesty An Assassin, and his Victim
-Prinre Pierrie Bonaparte spd Victor
Noir ~ Can't" for the Il oys Young
Womanhood in Amcrica Eleanor Kirk
at the Five Points; To Dahomey and
Back Surnamcs and their Deriviations,
etc. Price 80 cents. or So gear. Ad.
dress, S. IL. Wells, No, as9 Broadway,
New York The Christian Union says
Any body who refuses to examins the
Phrenoiogcal Journal from a aoton OF
its being scientifically hereto, 10 in
flctiag no small privasion ON himself
The Phrenological elemcnt aside, there
is no American publication more strongly
characterized BY shrewd, Encisive worka
day common sense. Its hints for living
alone, and the care of health could not
well fail in the FIRST instance to abate tlse
Doctors bill to Its minimum and ulti.
maiely to promote the longevity af the
observant reader, and this at the cost Of a
small outlay which the present pleasusa
Of perusal more thaE renays"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28
SPECIAL CARDS..
DENTAL NOTICE,

nR. II. d. EVANS, Surgeon Dentist. long of
- st. Charles. will be in Troy Tuesday sven-
ing, May nth, to remain n Few daya only.
Those wishing thsir teeth filled in the best man
ner, or new ones Inserted, should call smmed-
ately. April 2S-nl7
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

j. V. BARKS.