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Nows ltolns.

New York pays $4,000, 600 yoar lys
street sprink ling.
Many California traders advertise "no
Chinese are employed"
President Grant paid S33 600 for his
long Branch cottage, with furniture.
There are $4,000 gods in the religion
Of China.
The dea h of Colonel Titus, WELL
known Kansas border rullisn. is confirmed
lie was tortured TO death by Indians in
Arizona.
General Chang nrnier, after having been
imprisoned and then exilel by Napoleon,
Is now to be made marshall of The en-
pirc.
The British Government. has 10 irtcn-
tls1 OF sending troops TO protect Belgium,
as reported.
Nearly two millions of Germans have
emisratcd to this country Outing the
las! twenty years.
The French army is sail to have great
confidence in the ecneralship Of Marshal
McMahon. He savel tho day at Alagon-
ia.
Haynes City, Kansas, has female
stable, and tho young men are in con-
slant dread that sLo may havo an attach
mcnt for them.
In Now York city since Sunday there
have been 1877 cases of sunstroke AMI 81
deaths. In Brooklyn 50 cases and 10
deaths
The Turkish army is threo hundred
thousand strong. The policy of the count
~ is absolute neutrality. ...
President Grant has directed that the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Company has the sole right to construct
railroad from Kansas across the Indian
Territory to Texas.
German meetings of sympathy with
Prussia continue to be hell 8. various
points in the United States.
Hon Jefferson Davis Is about going to
Europe to bring his family home.
Tho prussians have INSTRUCTED The
mouth Of the Wesor with sunkcn lulka.
Judge Longstrcet, author of tho IA
nous Georgia Scenes" died at Oxford.
Miss, q few days since, at III advanced
age.
RIcHMoND, July 20. Judge Gnigon
this morning decided that the violation
OF The election law in one ward in this
city yitiated the late municipal election in
this city, and another one must bo hcd
3. T, Lindsey seduced his wifo's sister
at Chester. near Richmond, and was shot
and killed by bis fatber-in-law W. L. Hay
ward on Tuesday.
Since Queen Victoria took her place
on the English throne in Europe, thirty
three years ago, overy throne in Europe,
from tho least unto the greatest. has
changed occupants
RICHMOND. July pa telegram from
Danvillc, states that party Of Col Kinks
North Carolina State troops entered that
place, sliced aud carried off Kudolphus
Gum, who had fled there from North
Carolina for refuge.
Masonic PEN.--The RouIout Courier
gets the following story from a telegraph
operator in that village: A mc.nber of
the Masonic Order telegraphed to COM
panion down the river SOM where, Make
room for ten Royal Arch Masons Com
ing to-day" lfkea the companions ar
rived they found pen had been built for
their accommodation, the telegram at It's
destination reading. Ike ra,m FOX tie n
Il a Ms Coming to-day"
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RAILROAD corporations are expected TO
furnish the best and cheapest facilities for
transportation for the sections throu gh
which their roads arc built and with those
With which they connect. But, unfortunate
~. monopolics will sometimes spring up and
control weaker corporations. to tho great
detriment both Of State and private in
terests. An instance in question illustra-
ting the practice is,in the controlling in
flueueo Of the Baltimore and Ohio Road
over the Alexandra, Orange and Alanas-
sas Road. Notwithstanding tho Baltimore
road is great monopoly, it certainly is
characterised by its very efficient manage
ment and intriguing diplomacy. which;
is .sapping the very life from all of its
connections, and tits too in a rival State
interest without q show of reason in fact.
The Manassas Branch Road especially
has lecn Brithipg iii tie hcartlcss GRASP
of this great foreign monopoly /; Instances
, of which We have called particular attcn-
.tion TO heretofore. Our attention was
called, & few days since, to the fact, shat
at the Ticket Office at Strasb urg, where
the b. & o. connects with the Alexandra
Road, tickets can be purchased on the
former. Road to any point in the country,
whilst on the latter Road, Alexandria and
.Lynchburg are the Uiima Wales of thai
management. The thorough. manage
aent Of tho one Road is lcaping rich
harvest through the mismanagement Of
the other. The question naturally sug
gssts itsclf-why is it Who arc to
blamed? Tho Directors Yes, and no.
The entire management of the Road has
been abandoned to the few Officers by the
State Directors, and whilst they are not Gull
pablo. for the Encouragement direct, they
are responsible for the abandonment,
of their duties. Why havo they thus
surrendered to these Officers Simply
because they found themselves i'll used by
the ring, formed among the management,
in the interest of foreign corporations, and
haze grown indifferent. hoping the evil
to be corrected in the appointment Of
other directors, by the Board Of Public
Works. But unfortunately the Board
has failed to make these appointments to
the consequent injuries complained of.
In fac. the Board of Public Works
is not entirely free from censure, they seem
squirming, and Sinking their duty under
the tremendous Railroad interest that has
been bepieging every branch of the State
Government. But now the outrage is
becoming so apparent that. the people are
becoming cla.nerous for the action of the
Board, through which they expect some
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/ NOMMISSlONKR'S OFFICE,
~ WooDSroCK VA, Lulv II. 1870
70 obcd Funk, Administrator Of Philip War
ner, deceased, conplninants.
and Jnseph Nnttsoa, Administrator Of Sa;aHeF
Warner dtcr&Sed Ephraim miller and Mary
Jane his wife, Elizabeth Warner, Philip Pc
ter Warner, Sam ltl Fau52r and Margaret his
wife, Jacob Warner. William Madison War
ncr, iicnry C0pp and Nary his wife. and Jampa
w. Sm ,0t, Alministrator Of Mm. II. Warner
deceased, defendants
The CREDITORS OF the Estate Of TiMrKr WA
E8R' deceased. and &il others concerned
You are hereby notified that have appointed
Saturday the 9Th daY Of August. 1870, at nv Of
tic3 at Woodstock, Shenandoah Ceanty. Va. To
take an account Of tho amount due from the Is
tate Of Samuel Warner deceased to the Esta to
OF Philip Warner deceased, and all other debts
against thFl2state OF said Samuel " arner deceas-
cd to state, settle and adjust The accounts of Jo-
sePh Watson as Administrator OF said Samuel
arner deceased to take an account Of tao real
estate OF which the said Samue! Warner deceased
died seized and possessed, and of its gross anu
annual value, and to state specially sny other
matter deemed pertinent which either party
may require to be so stated :-requircd by the
decree Of the County Court Of said County. rem
dered al Its July term 1870, in 4 sdit in chan
Gerry therein depending, in which YOU are parties
at which time and place you are required t.
attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner of the.
said court, the day and wear first aforesaid
July q ,-2w. GEO. y. MlbEI.
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Very Important Railroad Contra ct.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2t-An impor-
tant railroad contract was concluded here
to-day by A. X. Mcclure, counsel for the
Central improvement Company. made up
of strong railroad men. with the Shenan-
doah Valley Railroad from Shepherds
town, by way Of Charlcstown, Front Roy
al, lsnray, Baskerville, Lexington. etc ),
to the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
near Salem, a distance Of two hundred
and thirty-thrco miles. Tie road is to
be entirely completed within two years,
ready for the cars. TIC managers con
template extending the line through the
Cllncl and iIo5ton Valleys to Knoxville
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redress of grievances. If. however, tn
matter is longer delayed, Governor Wal
kor. whois President of tho Board with au-
thority to call a meeting, must necessari-
", himself, become responsible. We
want new directors, aud of a right and
urgent necessity should have them al
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NEW ADV REFRESHMENTS.
{ NNENUTORS SALE

ENAECUTORS' SALE
- 0EREAI4 ESTATE
lily virtue Of The power conferred by The las
will and tcstam> nj OF David Crawford dccea-
scd we aili. en-
SATURDAY the o0:h DAY Of AUGUST, 1879
before the front door Of the Court House
Of Shenandoah County, proceed 10 sell Il!
pubic sale to the highest bidder. an unlivi-
d2;l fourth of I. tract Of Lamb
CONTAINING ONE THOUSAND ACR Es.
lying in Lille Powell's Fort near The Roat
leading from Woo -lstock iHo tbe Fort.
The timber upon Inc Ian renders it val,-
able. Tiiv road across the mountain has been
relocated and improved, ana viii bo further
improved, 81 that the timber can h1 rcadii7
hauled to the Depot Of the Orange, A!cxnn-
dria and Manass, IS Rail Road, 1T Woodstock
distance Of about five miles,
MIR. Levi Mcitiurll has recently erect ed q
Saw Mill near The premises, 1t which the i'm
her can be saved inc lumbsr.
TERMS OF SAFE:
Ine-thrl in hand. in six months, and
The balance IN one year, from the day Of sale,
MI 10 bear interest lrCm that day. shc nur-
chaser, To give honds with good ami approved
security for the deferred inslallmcnrs. AMI i
lien 10 be reserve in the iced TO the rur
ctaser, as additional sccu,i T. Sale to com
mcnce II one o'elock Z. NJ.
WN. 4. CRAWFORD,
MARK BIRD,
Executors Of David Crawford deceased
July -, iGI0.-t&
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

no TEACHERS.
A Teacher qualified. to teach q Classical
and Ma tlicmatical School can find a good
opening by addressing,
TROUT & GRABILL
July %, 1S70.-tf. Woodstock Va.
TbOANoKF COLLEGE,
III SALEM VIRGINIA.
Will commence its next session SEPTENBEa,
the It'll 1870.
This Institution presents many and strong
claims to
PUBLIC PATRON AGE.
Its course Of instruction is as thor ough as that Of
any College in the State, and its terms decided
~ more moderate.
The entire expenses for q session often months
are about $40; Beard 1905 Tuition so; Incl
dental expenses 10; Room Rent Z " ashlng 10
and Fuel and lights about Sl2, Tuition, Incl
dcntals and Room Rent, strictly in advance for
term Of five months.
For further particulars enquire of tho Presl'
dent.
D. f. BlTTLE.
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Letters Patent for New Inventions are2roeured
by MASON, FENW1CK & LAWRENCE,
Patent Attorneys, corner and Fsts,
" ashngton, d. G:
Refer by permission to Gen. r. E. Lee.
NorK Our MIR. Charles Mason, former
Commissioner of Patents, has no connection with
amy other Agency. (jy 30--70-1y)
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yTIRGINIA TO WIT

At a term OF the County Court Of Shenan-
doahfor the month Of July, 1870.
Jackson Martz, rs Executor, of Barsheba J.
Arz deceased, and in his own right, and 9TH
against
Eviline Y. Huffman and her children, and
Harrison lioman and Ann his wife, Jackson
| Rhodes and Grace his wife, and the unknown
/ heirs Of Mary uoman deceased, :. Defendants,
On motion to propeund an alleged will of
barsheha J. Artz deceased, and motion by
delts. to PROFOUND and set up 4 prior will of
said decedent, said motion being removed to
Inc Circuit Court
The obj. ct of this notion is to PROFOUND an
alleged giil of said Barsheba J. Ariz dcccas-
cd. by said plaintiffs, ami also on part {: said
defendants, Efil.nc Y Huffman and hcr chill.
'ircn, :! motion to PROFOUND, and set up AZ
alleged prior will OF said decedcnt.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
Harrison Holman and Ana his vii. lack.
son Eh4des ana Grace his W fe the de-
PENDANT and the unknown heirs of Nary
iigman deceased arc not Inhabitants OF
this Statc--l. is ordered That the said dcfen-
dants 10 appear hero within one month after
due publication hereof and DO what is neces-
Stry 10 protect their interest ;ihat q copy Of
this order be Published in some newspaper
printed in Woodstock. once week for toul
successive weeks and copy posted at the
front door Of he Court House OF sail county
on the first day Of the next County Court.
WIN. SMITH ARTnUN, c. G. C. sc.
July y, lS70-tw
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00MMISSlONERs OFFICE,

" WoonsrocK, VA, July, Il, 1870.
To William liauaenilnck, Comp laiDant
and William Sbipe. VI iilam Boyer and " illiauz
Smith Arthur, Dcfendants,-!n chancery.
And the creditors OF VIM Shipe who are secu-
rcd in the Deed y: Trust executed by him to VIM.
Smith Arthur
You are hereby uatiiies! that have appointed
Friday tha 9th day ii August 1870, at my Office,
az Woodstock, Va, to ascertain snd report the
balance OF purchase money due complainant.
how much CT said balance IS duG from the de-
:cudani William SAipc, and how much from dc
PENDANT William Bower; to take an account OF
the debts due under the Deed OF Trust fled With
coIHplainGnts' bill, aud also TO ascertain and re-
port what portions OF the lands IN the bill men
toned are held By the said WiiIism Shipe and
William Boyer respectively, under the division
made between them, and to stats specially any
matter deemed pertinent which either party
may require To be 50 stated, "a required by the
decree Of the County Court Of said county, fcn-
dercd at the July term thereof in the above
named cause, in which you are partes-at which
time and place You are acquired % attend.
Given under my hand Commissioner OF the
said court, the day and year first aforesaid
Juiy 2l,-2w. GEO. W. MlIEI.
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ADT.1Gf(.5 I5Ir.s.
tAhlssIoNEKs SALE
" OF VALUABLE
IRON T U .ACEI,


" OF VALUABLE
E O N T u Il MA GEL.
BY virtue of decree Of the circuit court Of
Shenandoah County, pronounced ON the lst day
OF April 1861, i'll ehancery SUIT pening there.
IN, III the Tame OF MeConbs and W fife Be "
lobdell and Wife &c., we the undersigned Com
missioncrs appointed for that purpose. Will
proceed on
THURSDAY, 25n DAY Of AUGUST, 1870
at the Town of Edinburg. in said County. 10 SO
that most desirable and Valuable Furnace Prop
erty, known as the
CAROLINE FURNACE"
situated y miles South East of Woodstock, and
miles cast OF Edinburg, both of which are on
the line Of.the Orange Alexandria and Manassas
hshroad. The lands consist OF various tracts,
adjoining or conveniently located and
ABOUT $500 ACRES IN QUANTITY.
About 500 acres Of the land has been in Guilt
yati2n The lands yield Iron ore of superior
quality, apd, in great abundance also limestone
and wood IN the utmost profusi0n.
The Iron made at this Furnace, was uacd for
years BY MesSrs Bush & I.obdeIl. Manufacturers
Of Railroad Car Wheels, at Wilmington Della
ware and was pronounced, by the late Charles
Bush, unsurpassed in quality.
The Frcdagar Iron Works Of Richmond Virginia.
used the iron extensively during tho war, and
priced it very highly.
DESTROY
ed by fire during the war, but the Stack IN
Walls and Hearth are in serviccable condition
There is upon the premises
LARGE DOUBLE DWELLING HOUSE.
| and Eighteen other Houses for WorknYer. be
sides numerous other buildings suitable to such
| property. The Manassas Branch of the @ A Il
NJ IL road runs within eight miles and gives am
pie facilities for the shipment of Iron, North or
South Only % miles OF the Valley Railroad
| from llarrsonbUrg to Stauntom. is necessary f.,
be made to secure connecucn with The (,hcs.
peaEe and Ohio Railroad. The contemnlatad
Rage Valley Railroad, will run within six milas
| OF tins property on the South. Joseph Marstn,r
! Esq, who has resided upon this property and
managed it for many years, will lake pleasure
in showing il to purchasers or answering inrui-
! rleS IN regard to It's character &c
TERMS OF SALE :-Twentv five per cent of
me purchase money, on the 80 day OF AUGUST
1870, that being the lst day Of the next Circrit
Court OF Shenandoah county. aad the residua in
one, 'Wo AMI three HaFs 'raIn the day When th,
IlFst ihStailmrnt becomes dee, the first paylnent
t" te secured ny b"Ee with good i,trsonal Seem
fitF, and the "thrT InstaiImnnts 10 b., secured nv
obligations, and aderd oftrist on the premises
Eoid. Sale to commence at II O'clock. 4 NJ
MARK BIRD
MOSES WALTON
JNO. }. STONEBCRNER.
July. I. lS7O.-Gw Cn,,,,,%s
Allentown, Pa, Democrat, please con- and
send bili, and copy Of Paper 10 Moses Wsltnn
ESD, uodstock, Va.
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Telegraphic News.

london, July % According to the
Daily News this moring, tho war cores
pondcnt Of the London Times was, arres-
ted on Wednesday, at Metz, BY the French
authorities, on suspicion of being a Prus-
sian spy. 10 was thrown into prison
and kept there all night. The next day
he WAS sent ont of the French lines.
The Tyne Collier arrived at New Cas-
tic to-day, reports having filed upon the
French cruisers at sea.
Adyices have been received hero to the
effect that the Prussian troops have rctir-
ed from their position between Luxcm-
burg and Palituntc, and arc now massin z
between Coblontz and Maycnee.
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Tie tW0 LirnliEs.

Landon, July 22.-Austria is not
0rn1g The Boligeronts begin Hith
ab2ut one quator of q million of men
each. The French having already been
made soldiers by their recent service in
Africa, whilo the Prussians arc molo mi
litia. France puts an army in the field,
Prussia only an armed people.
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ALEXANDER Ia MARKET.

Reported by THOMSON, PAYNE & 60. Genere
Commission Merchants. No. "a King Stree
Alexandria. VA
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VALUABLE FAN> F0N SALE.

''J - - - -
VALUABLE FA&M F0N SALE.
~ virtue Of th2 power conferred upon mo
ny lie lasI viii nn.S testament q pcter Priest,
deceased. now offer at
PRIVATE SALE,
the valuable farm.
CONTAINING 158 ACRES
Of first class lucsiouc land, situated on puehs
Run. about mites and IL hnlf from Wood
stock. There IS about
SIXTY ACRES
Of good oak ami pine Timber inculc,l IN ,ho
tract. The Timber land il stuatDtl about enc
and quarter r;lcs fro'a Woodstock Inc
tract is we'll waIc:ed by ru-h's ram an1 m
other smaI branch running through, md nm
cxcecnt well Of wafer I'll he h0uec. Z good
r"ugh east. tHu story
DWELLING USE.
Creamery, Smoke House, Weave House &c
No Barn.
TERMS :-Ono-!hirf down, and the balance
in three equal payments VITA incrcs from
date.
THOMAS J. pRlESr,
July %, l810>tf. Almini strator
AT PRIVATE SALE
Situated in Frederick County, 6 miles frua
Winchester, and 3 miles from r. H. Depot, n
valuable farm
CONTAINING 2G6 ACRES.
The land is smooth and easily cul.iyst Cd
The quality of the land is excellent.
improvements consist Of n
LARGE BRICK HOUSE,
Good Barn. Dairy, Smoke House, Corn House.
Carriage House, &c. Two Springs on the
farm aud = no we'll in the yard. The farm is
considered very cheap.
Address TROUT & GRABILL
July -. 1870 IT, Woodstock Vn
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j. WILLETT LEACH, NJ. u. J. W. MciLHASY, NJ. D
nRS Leach 4 NgILUANT,
~ PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Having this day associated themselves in
the practice of their profession most Res
pecttuliy offer their services to the citizens Of
Strasburg and Vicinity.
OFFICE AT THE DRUG STORE.
Srasburg Shenandoah County Va.
N. B.-Especial attention given the disease.
of women and children.
Where The services Of both AT required
there will be no additional charge.
July u, lS70.--tf.
NIlRGINlA 10 WIT At rules held Il The
y Clerks Office Of the County OF Shenan-
doah, Tor the month OF July, ls7o
John I. Hickman, Sc,
against
John koont4's Administrators, &c, Defendants,
IN ClIANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain assignment
OF dover to Mary j. koontz, the widow OF john
k0ontz deceased, sell The resldac of tlis4rcal es
tate Of said houniz, tor the payment of tie debts
Of his Esta,e-and a settlement Of accounts of The
Administrators Of said Estate take III account
of debts &c.
1t appearing hS satisfactory evidence that the
defendants William y. koontz and Louisa his
wife, not inhabitants OF this State--lt is or
dercd, That the said defendants do appear here
within one month after dae publication hereof
and DO what is necessary to protect their inter
est ttata copy Of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in Woodstock once Il
week for four successive weeks, and copy post
ed at The front door Of the Court House Of SAID
county. the first day OF The next County Court.
j Capv---Teste
6wpq. VIZ. 5 A2rHJ &c 5 c
nj 1 -
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10 per cent. in hand, 23I per cent 60 days
from tho day Of sale, and the balance in two
equal nnnnal pigments from that day. all OF
The deferred payments to bear interest from
tho day OF sale; The purchaser or purcha-
scrs 10 execute bonds with good security for
the unpaid purchase money and a lien 10 be
retained in the deed or deeds rs additional So
curly. Sale TO commence at II o'clock, A.
N.
MARX BIRD,
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The ForJack AFFAIR.

London, July q. The following de-
tails of the affair at Forbach, which has
been various!y re ported US a battle
and skirmish between tho customs patrol,
are published hero to-day.
Two regiments of French IIussars and
a body of Urlancr German troops. com
monty armed with lances) met on tho
frontier. The French Immediately made
preparations to receive an attack At
length one of the ljIancr came toward.
The French allowed him TO approach,
regarding him us dcserter, or expecting
n parlcy. On coming near, tho UlenaI
fred ut tho commander of the French
but missed his mark and turned and flot
amid @ shower of blu llets.
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Shtrn,i'shing at Sea.

iShtFnlaSh'nJ at Sea
Paris, July q, (midnight = There
is report that the Fronch meu-of war
Aryiso and IIirondellc, in the North sea,
have exchanged shots with Prussian
war steamer.
The English an The ScAnldt.
1n'werp. July 22.--An English feet
is expected at the mouth of the Scheldt,
and the pilots are waiting their to conduct
it to safe anchorage.
The following is the purpors of the
kilograms of date July 25;h.
Dispatches have been received in Lon
don. via Berlin, giving accounts of two
small affairs between the Prussians and
French. in both ofwhich the former claims
success. These seem to be but another
version Of occurrences therefore published
The London Times of yesterday pub
fishes what it claims is authentic copy OF
q treaty proposed by France to the Prus-
sian Government.
Intense indignation was manifested in
London yesterday at the ..duplicity'
shown by both tho Powers concerned in
the consideration of the proposed treaty,
as publichod in tho London Times.
The subject of the treaty said to have
been proposed to Prussia by France caus-
ed agitation and much strong comment in
both Houses of Parliament yesterday.
Mr.. Gladstone said that the purport oil
the treaty was certainly astounding, bui
that doubtless the Powers implicated
would explain the mystery.
Tho Frenih are now said to DO conccn.
tra'ing at Dunkirk. Forty prisoners arc
reported to have boon taken by them sc
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DIPEs, PIPE STEMS, sc.
1 80 Boxes No. Chalk Pines, ca ditto Pow
haitian, very good IS dozen assorted VI ood, do,
some very fine 500o Reed and Root Stems
IS Boxes CARROTS Scotch Saul IS Ito. Bonds:
ditto Rappee. Congrefs, and Maecoboy; ditto 70
Gross 0ason' s-i,laekfug 5 Gross do, French
% Gross Matches.
Just received and for sac By
LOGAN BRO. & CO.,
july /. 1879 No S. Old stand
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KIyD WORDS TO ALL

The prayer over. DR.. Dickinson again
came forward, anl SAID the prisoner hal
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INCONSISTENCIES OFFICE.

EDGAE UADI. OWAr0yNA. Ainn.,
missionary Of the \. Is. Home Mission Society.
sole by al Druggists. July, 7, limo.
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DR.. Jetcr then oiferol most impress
i've prayer to the Throne of Grace in be-
half of the accused and Of his relatives
aud friends. and imrlorcd the Almighty
to sanctify this. affection to the spiritual
good.