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Il Eve i9spirstfoa for some supernatural. il
nOs Immortal. stangas.N ! ~ 3 q III
80 Ala Ala, for my Inspirations, papa ~, ]
IN IN lls = chance Of having them gratiaex
20 fAary lore. But / shall have nv re-
4 veDgei for. - you have openly accused
Io 2. vorsieytng,. In the prosenc0sOf INV
enos, shall be sure, at q cOnvenien {
tHIe' 70 intiict the reading Of my fairy bal
s. ss on them-that 10 II dear Ellen will
sanction my retaliation"
Is another faint smile was the ac0uiescent
sesponse from Ellen, while tears rushed to
s ner eyes, - the thought arose that, the Hast
u@e sne had been on those waters, her
SSsai0veo father and herself had held long
oAe = on the same fanciful subject.
ana now, my love, if you take a. warm
an interest in human a. in fairy Traditions.
suppose you can give US one connected
y, Win those dark walls frowning over the
axe !" said the rector, with smile, as,
nICer having doubled q point, Castle
. I"aIxe appeared in view, finging its dark
indeed, papa, the traditions of our
country are 80 darkly stained with treach-
Ply ana blood that memory loves not to |
owen on them, az on the glowing visions |
OF iairy land; and one Of the baronial |
s sss 8. OF the potent Bourkes, and, above |
al, Ine residence of the despotic and re- |
,entless con Of q bold mother, Ihu5bodh ma
lung (Theobald of the ship,) must be fertile
IN dark and fearful traditions,n
1ney were an extraordinary twain, in
deed, to follow in succession observed
ner father, that daring and piratical
of our shores and her cruel
ana remorseless SON and their singular
career must have furnished one as fond as
you, Maria, of records of the olden times.
with an extensive stock"
but, my dear papa, you must recollect
nat we are all native and induced to :
hose shores and that, of course, every an
cdote regarding that widely famed lady {
must DO known and remembered by all "a
.eu as me. There is, however, . dark ira q
ition OF the Bourkes and Binghams in con-
ectlon with those walls, which NAV not G
Known to all, as it was during the past 7
'eek heard it myself for the first time.n L
~ 1t Is new to me,my love-" observed the
And to me-" said Arthur.
Ieli 1t, dear Maria, if it does not fatigue
3u, said Ellen, in reply to look of her
If my rattle has not already wearied I.s
~, Ellen, am like one of those untiripe
rus That seem to think there can never be
ough OF their own notes. So now for the r
gend, which you must allow me to tell in l.
: own way, without daring to laugh at
style or sentimental
Ito be continually ~
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D E t Z R NJ KEY,

md n,,,,,o4o- =. LUMBER MERCHANT
cor z9 PToprtegor OF the Crescent Planting Mills
OF Benton ana Enphrosine streete RIFE SanJ
arSo New sasn Shell Road Side, New Orleans
and Weather Boarding: also, Rough YelIo Pina npg
lumber aths and Shingles Orders left AZ Ro1
Merchan0 Exchange. Particular attention Maid 20
ia2o IL
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[ BONTEMPS. DYER AND sCoIrRER LOO 49,

BoNTEMPS. DYER AND SCoURER Is9 porin..
street between Carondelet and Baronne streets for
merry 9i bourbon street for great number Of vears
ar. Bontemps informs his friends and the nubiss 4,
gehera that ne has re-esablished himself In the yan
securing ana Cleaning business the abnve noco
osuers WIZ be attended to with care and dispatch
to repairing and mending of clothing Sneciaitsa
to. -S PAo"ptly attended
rno7 Iy
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ROOFING FOR sTEAArRoA rs.

Mr.. Fpw.pn r.,o,,n new ORLEANS, january TO- 1870
Slate Roofing comSoSSve. secretary Southern Plastic
covered one w take pleasure in stating that Having
ter than anY etbar Inc purpose 60 well and bet
satisfactory results WIN y tsa sS MI itgss same
fresn1aent- Attakapas MaSl Transportation Company,
4nne steamers Warren Belle. Kinney Avery
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NEw onLxAxn snntn

NEW 0RLEAxs, September "a IA6a.
nereoy certify that Ths Southern Plastic Slate Rooa0
s Stppog put roof on dwelling % Tcho1pto1Ias
eound and good and cordially recommend n and eaIy
attest to its pa0Etes CHA TsGEa Iss 49,
Nav au. ~N~~~AA>AA1-St SeNoaoAA
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Sheathing Board for Inside Walls

~ Sheathing Board for Inside VALE
!" BE USED INSTEAD OF PLAsTERIMt
sss '. cooler IN summer than pla.tsrns One dan.
al so.... -. o.y enoosn 70 cover one Asndrs
s Communicates. .ddss..sd . :
70 Epw. THoMpson
nd mca.rArY 4nn r...u,,
in reference to either Ho.a,e or sh.ashas ss..a ~n
rs .
h AN ana n A,aa CIV EFT FOB FOB SALE "a =
: ''''F % cr sns aoro~,nS .s
oA11ii--oAHhs o eoa@.lg s.
n NEW ORLEANS. Karoh 5. ls7o
s,--1S.z ahosfsos ~
stsss @ IS
ISs the essth Esi,hsI These scv S. Ssss
ths e Fs.s heoS1s % =. bald
swelling corner Of Damain and GCnti ee,
Is: e 1asass s. &c., ass
's e
sn sns.sas ,s and
msRss any as ssY su Of sSsnS
'oAN o sIs dsssu saai.'s :s::.,t.
NEW o.,..u 1.,,.. -,
Oh sss s4 Tie ss
Umisd states this city Sros hu Ga sss
sss .yosas s.d
.ass haze had q I e sosss
s ssnsy II ssya e Plastic Slate + de-
ss::s s.ais AZ and
A';s
ore: '. "eA'n'' ''Aro'ns' as p10tsat,0n asai1nis
. III. IA
with any pigment with which ssSSasssd covered
Brsves Major General u sElssSa ss.,s. A,mv
New onIrnss pee.nh., .. roe.
r In s ss Jsss With ssa n
some t fifty squares and pleasure Il
daraSle anS at aSo .a ,; Toepg
fire proof roof HUGHES iI : FoLGER a' nsn''
9o-p FACTORY Third street.
buildns san tIase State Roosng Company covered
aha and srs d 1ss,
'''''' '''' ''0Ans JOHN HIES SdoE Ms5sI.,.
TohoupItoula' and Isday sasss .sssess
w., - sts 20
Fiobtean ,,o,.h. NEW ORLEANS. September g. 1865
ma Eor MONTH. t ago 1ne Soathers Plastic Slate Roof
IA Rar1F Tuy put roofpn my premises CORNER Petsr
bors Size naa Two more put fully fndofse the
'aH ds may need strongly IL in Who
~ 0r 'neHcnans-s
NEW nR,p.xa not.h.. o. 80.
This Ia to certify that Thr ss5ers plSs 81. lo1s
Company covered the eIeyaton oe
I'LL Buildings Tohoupitouiss streeScS ;Se ga ~
ale and storm Of shnday. NTH September when 60
take pleasure recommepdine ft - tRos ngns
good and durable roofing p r. HnT fs ~ neeo OF
OF Hoelzel's Mills Tchouptoni: strao. EiS
- eooe' -'AT Deioro'
Me- o,,r 81 s
In September 1859 IT, s,I January 10, 1870.
omDanv mt nna - te oolstne1 fastsc Slate Roofing
me snnsres aI on or nae, embracing
Other covered nv IT,, IT, men nave mad
ding done arne every respect and when want
the work reeommend th;y inc same Company to
a good and durable foofino 's w my nienos
80 Front etreet Snger I 9see,,a.
~>A"uAns-
Nrr, -. :.
take pIeasrra ~ Ew ;OkLEANs February ], 1870.
,shern BLastie Sza,. 6hat IN March, 1902 The
LAT n n
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ROOFING MATERIAL.
ROOFING MATERIAL
No Longer an Experiment.
FOE USE IN THIS CLIMATE HAs
BEEN DEMONSTRATED. .s

Its adaptation to every style Of roohng-stsep q as
its combined durability and ushtness The purity 1t -
water running OF it. its small cost Originally an san
cost Of repairing 1t when damaged any time ifs s.
phoiE Of application elasticity. etc. Al oam1tAsd
render Il the u ~. ~
MOST DESIRABLE ROOFING KNOWN
1t the present day.
Made from slate, it becomes sheet Of slase by t.
ecton Of the elements. 1t Il thoroughly FIRE and
WATER PROOF. Buildings merchandise pro&scSad
tms hoof1ng are nsmsd 1t tho very ISwss4 rstss,
FOR further particulars send for eircnlar.
Ohaoe Of tho SOUTHERN PLASTIC ST. an Roor.
ING COMPANY, -.
No. s6 Magazine street, New Orleans..
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p. IN n " z!s s'' y "a 50
sss 4: sGs 81 81 u 4 u
q x ~ Il q 4 y "a sss + RI V III
,arYprr, - q w " 4 ~ n .g Is
MIMI MAX +
= &C
At tha E..1 I S.s ~ nere ana tbe boat WA
the dircctiors 49, ~ 49, - =, IO!owe0 y
Istrancns ~ = 49, ~ ~ ana remon.
tthe aen,a fsmn ths.t..T. t t.sscr RsVmislng y
bean - csre6 90 49, go nsd nevel
her absenos, ssiS ~ - .s suca,o % CURING
Wossssl aincln
CaAPTxR XIII
Aftaur and Ellen had not met before
slnoe ner mshers deafh and, though their
wosds q meeting now were but few, there
was cordial greeti NJ Of hearts. Indeed
st. .osls statted 70 Arthurh eyes and
sno sensitive girl ~ whOmshe was accom-
R.oAed, % Percelv6 tho bIikhting traces a
Iey days Of suffering and sorrow had ina
paugcd on the bereaNod daughter. He did
NC. n.wevsr, ventuEe The expression Of his
eeated for thcm-at Xlaase for words tkat
s M @ uttered IN - presence of Others.
N0S % Maria: wipin6 her eyes, abe tenders
y kissed once and again the brow and cheek
% ner early compsnion, and with both her
ns grasped in her own tiny fingers, and
Ia
coincidence and hone ~ fc,thv;t1, VIC. v,oas
ceeded TO exert her f1lles1 powers of liveli-
ness and imagination. Ia frv tn waan avaa
for q while, her friendss mind from tbo.a
narrowing thouehts and faei;nas w .hS
had in sucb br;ef ~naca wrnuaht woH
change. She WA we'll aida - ~
exertions, by her father who raI,;ad A
thur again and AGAIN m h;s silence 90 a..
worthy rector. t6onoh ha narca;naJ 4Sae
Ellen's society was ey;aarts1, not ,,1.,,S Sna'
ing to the yonn0 man had 81 tha LIZ.
of the ahsorh;nr eTso.;n .ta
filed the hearts of both. Had hs had .no1'
conception. and been awara thot rth saSn
addresses had been forh;Idan 10 he fst,.a.
it is probable ha voniS h.a x . ~ ,asael,
be the means Of their mast;nn o ;'s. 70
little a Id, estaeme5 xh.t.s. Jas S INV,
\ favorite AZ Ellen 10. I'll :n1 graz 8
howavar NO. .eea wI nn. n,s =
,cruples. s.,,' - ''.AoSSo" ~ ~ Sucn :
Mr. Gordon,s fam;,v .o,.;...s .x.....--
kind.hearted womsn 49, s5 ~ we, .
v;th CO... 1sH III - "uIlIsole h
he senior by anne vaa S I~cs 81 WON =
est being indeed liftlo .,sra 60. a.: .c, suo
Maria had been Of a.ii1 . ass
Constitution since .cI,;ISscy an" a0"cate
elicacy had increasei1 ~ 80 an1 saaS
ards womanhood. Sha 90 I 49, vgeu 70 "
ito her s;xteenth vaar 80 Se E no~ ,oseelp8 X
,hder and fraSiIa &C.,. 20 s tuueeI
ne withal. Her fscnra os's1Iiu 1 v,
irht. ,andl thonoh not :. onu hi
anted fhat melIovinn .csS, ~ yeS ar
AV4u0uCoSS WHICH
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PREMIUM AwARDED s

az tne second Annual Louisiana State Fat to,s a.
ham is6s this Roofing awarded the Blns Rsb
DOH: ahda committee of Builders suno;ntod e @
an re, us merits reported that in their Opinion Il was
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4ha-oh,- ..-..c NEw- ORLEANS. Septem Der a. 1850
certify that the Southern Plasic SLafe RooSno
nomans pet roof ON house Apollo and ef
a sey and in fact has exceeded my expec
odn,.5 me material ha9 proved itself fb,non 11hIy
70 this climates resisting sun does not run
coma oIner plastic roofing materials do but has he
c.rn sneet Oh aatej is perfectly water proof and
forms light most durable and reliable rooHRe aSn
noI hesitate to use 1t In preference TO any otbe,
same time, durable roofing P' anu sessiae
A. 1fAYNE, Ga Bacchus street
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7 toll. , NEW ORLEANS, February l. 1870.
So,,ser Beasvrs in stating that in March, fsoo The
building for The quality of the rodapp "a All,
20 me that have since shall Il re-
oom"end ~ 70 my riends with the utmost co,fiansS
ID. j. WATSON, Architect and Bniis;a.
,954 Carondefdk axreat
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NEW ORLEANS January TO- Ism u
In september 1858 The Sothey7, Plastic Siass RocSno
so put one Of their roofs for e embracing
SOME Inirtythree squares and since then have hsS
another roof covered by them. These roofs siya ne
in every respect and when want moTe
doonng done expect TO employ the same COMPANY IN
as good and durable roofing w NY 'rhehos
I'D. BERKERY, Cooperage.
" Front etreet Sugar LANDING
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TIT. :, =. .,. NEW ORLEANS, October g. Iee&
ina ,s to certify that TIE soMern Plastic Ssss Roof
MIL Buildings, on Tchoupitoulas streetbofx aid. any
tSps wth Pastic Slate and pleasure In stsfjn1
Sne Eoof perfectly tight and during chs sewers
gaze ana storm Of snnday nth Of Septomber when 60
taTa nIs ~ .ne city leaked mine was perfectly tight
good and durable roofing n ES SYe n neeo OF
OF Hoelzels Mills Tcioupj ton Ii. - slA1htS
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, .Erc.

(To be continued, }
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| =, NEW CRLERSs December % raeo
an uary js6s contracted with the &o,ssS:~~
aats Rocdng Company our soah Factory
em9kfclng some fifty squares, we tale r5eas.vo
saying that the roof gave every So tisfaction
~ mas ever Leaked and the water from II IL
ceuent, and we cheerfuly recommend this rSsos,n -
IN van. Oh durable and at the time light
nie-Pf"o' TOOL HUGHES e. FOLGER
Soap Factory, Third street
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p,~.., NEW ORLEANS. September o. 1859
; E montns ago The Southern Plastic Slac Roof
Wy SSys.Pany put roofpn premises cnrner Pefsr
ana Benvle streets which 80 Gatsfactory thst
lave since MAD Two more put fully irdorne fhs
statement and shall hesitate to ss II Then
ever may need strongly recommend &c tsisli Sho
may desire hight. cheap durable roof ~
JOSEPH A. BROWN Lumber 1xar,,,.r& :
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scendents in tho lixhs u Syrant perssou.
tor, instead Of Z 6ensdcent mother. Viii
s ssms ontstretched = foster ~ lssiaimed
And hers comes ono to give = Lin "a
your oPinioas respecting federation. + ~. sun :
Rcee, seld Dixon, with q sneer.r - !
ln1entened-loOkin peasant rushed ranidlv
Ssowards the rectory, and; slofYipe his ~ -
1S spProscbed the window, exclaimcd, In
don i ~. snG BROKEN aoeents, o, Mr. Cor
tie cabin a, lave Serser AZ ~. m - ~ 80,
enc @0ytaghss without house or home.D
- 40 are they, Harry, and why should
10y &C - r. aalkod the rector.
~s.,s 13ekasc, phase yer reverence, Guild Isasc
90 .J.los misfher FSolliot's brother, that
Village, sein' ~ how that -sthat-yer rever-
ence knows We couldn't take thom one our.
seis, ran away th' other day, yen mind
z meltati0n hot AM heavy on his gOnld
ZONES for i'd, AKIN yer reverence's pardon
an IN now Sir johns turnin' us out to beg.
Dy shat hard hearted william, 'Toruey r..
gers advice, bekase, he ses, ould Isaac
tine mnrtherin' thief isn't to the fore to
prove his title, an we have no wan tn |
sian, up Tor us-may God pity us.' ~,
~, wen, Harry, shall, God willing, be
a. a. tne castle Tomorrow, and use ali nv in
. LII;ohcs, whlch, however, fear is but very
snght IN that quarter, to induce Sir John |
70 after bis determination, and allow Won |
% remain on the spot which, to INV own
you paid for so punctually,
ana have done so much to improve. IN
me meantime here il triae, to assist the
present necessities Of yourself and family.n
Inc worthy rector reached over a dollar.
winch the unfortunate man received with
ears OF gratitude, as he exclaimed. Z" the
leavens reward yer reverence; it's yer kind
*ord and Yer help that was always to the
ore when twas wantin'. oh, if other Pro-
estant Glargy WAS like you, we needn't be
oard set intirefy for the loss ov our own
Isesrs. May heaven and the saints. 7
gay again, reward you for ell your good
esa, here and hereafther.n
NOW, Mr.. Dixon" said the rector, in
me OF partly triumph and partly sorrow 9
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AeehAy regret the passing away of that sea-
son, winch can be so beautiful even in its
her head from gazing into the transparent
waters, have yOu faith in the existence of
fairies or water spirits7"
Ellen smiled family, while Mr.. Gordon
with simple earnestness that made Ar.
thur laugh, observed, =" surely, my love.
sense -oH-
I'm not too certain of that, para,n she
said, shaking her head archly; "but !
can't help wishing that I had been LIVING
In the times the popular belief was stronger
and more general, when, am confident. |
SHOULD nave been most sincere believer, |
and, doubtless, rewarded with those visions
and communications, which, I fear. onr
grossness and want of belief have, la:terlv.
almost entirely shut out from us.n
Are you, then, so anxious to behold
those tenants of rath and wave, Maria fn
said her father, now jocularly.
On, beyond all things, papa. How of
icious twilight was melting into nirht
onging and half expecting to see q troo5 OIL
my elves, emerging in their gamhols from,
'ur sweet rathi How often, too, at later
our, have fingered on the margin of this
axe, endeavoring to conjure up avision
t gentle spirits gliding along the snrfaca {
the moOn-lit waters"
:" Then why, my love, did you not take
ito your counsel old Sibby, the fairy wo. ,
Ian, who would, doubtless, have obtained
IT you at once the qualification of your
esire7" ''"'
Perhaps, sir" observed Arthur, "Maria
ished to save sibby's fees, as she, / I'M ]
erstand, Ike the exhibitors of other
'eatures, will not give a glimpse of the
Try folk without being well tee'd.n
Arthur, Arthur, you must learn TO fall,
lth more reverence of the gentry. Recol- :
ct that the scene we are moving in aft this ]
oment is one of enchantment, though our m
AL eye 1aay not be favored with re
lmpse1and one OF us certainly deserves Sc
nos.the lonely fisherman on those wa or
RS often forget both profit and pleasure to to
spend hours gazing on the spires and mt
rrets OF the enchanted city, that start ON 20
awed and wondering view in the clear 10
pths beneath, and to listen to the nm L
rtaly strains that ascend from it.D cor
= Then, suppose, Maria" said her IA to
~ lit was for those same spires and - =
Vers you were seeking SO intensely in cyl
lake just now-Perhaps, they may even q. C
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sherIH's sale on Mortgage.
John Hoy, vs.. BAIL L. Medley.

John Hoyt We. Bail L. Medley.
By virtue Of IN order TO sell, aud TO me
directed, from the Coprt Of Common PieAs
of Morgan county, ohio, In the above en-
tilted action, | will offer for sale at PUZZLE
auction, at tho door Of the Court House, 10
MCGVnnoleyille, In said county. on Mos
day, the 3lst day Of Junuugy, A. D., 1879.
o. ono o'clock, y. NJ, OF said day, the fol.
lowing reul estate nitunte In sid county u
Morgan, to-vit' Being a part Of fractionsi
SECTION number 3, town y, range u, Begin
n''r nt the Southwest corner Of said irac-
tiounl section, thence running with the
fuuth boundary line thereof east l6i.s8
poles to tho corner Of John Henry's lot,
thence running with said lIenry'I iias
1, rth IS degrees cast Ga SO poles u a stone,
thence 2O.,U polei TO the east boundary line
"f anii fractional section, hence running
north 2ls2 polca 70 n Stone now corner o.
tho Josiah Ward lot, thence running with
said Wards limo and line Of William Salt.
keld's west leo 80 poles 20 a stone on ihs
west boundary line Of said section, thence
running with said west line $3.50 poles to
tho place 81 beginning, containing vs.4S
acres, be the same more or less, excepting
IS Ycres out OF tho north eat corner Of SD
tract to ran from the ridge road 20 the grads
road, oud 20 be OF o. the north aide Of said
tree. IL being the homestead assigned V
Jane Medley IN said premises in tho sAss
OF a. W. stewaft vs. BAIL J.. Medley. APP.
praised AZ 50, 900 90. TeIms Of sale, cash.
j. c. MURDucK, SheriTA. g. o.
J. + n Fly. r. HAssI, AttyS.
December 81, lSGq-5w.
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The Markets.
m'CONNELssILE.E MARKET.

" Els AEhstS vs. ~ ~ - q %
McCoSyuLsvILLr, Jan. 20,l87O.
FLOCR-B Best lpmiiy 50 90
WHEAT-Sl 90 per bushel.
CGRN MEAIt-E0,sO per bushel,
CORN-G5 per bushrl, wholesale.
BARLEY Spring, $3.50. Fall, &l05.
OAPS-I0 tents per busbel, wholesale
lIay-Slj 90 per ton.
TIMOTHY SEED $500 wholesule.
FLAX SEED ISL - 10 2 90.
BEANS 80 90 per hgshcl.
DRIED APPLES. Gets. per pound.
DRIED PEACHES. 81 so per bush.
POTATOES 80 40 per push" at
Wholesale.
BUTTER. 80 CTS. per pound,
EGGS--' 30 Cls. per d02,
FEArHEBS--- IS cl-. per ID.
/. SUGA Re-, Is 10 % cls. per 10,
WHITE SUGAR 20 TO % cts. ID.
COFFEE.,- % TO 80 cts, pee ID,
TEA 81 90 10 . 90 per h..
MOLASSES--Sotgum 80 by barrel, co
to 20 per gallon.
SYRUP 81 90 PER- gallon,
LARD-l5 TO l5cls per pound, whole
sale.
CANDLEs--20cis per ID.
SOAP by har Zoe.
CObFlSH--l2,ts per 10.
SALr--$l 70 per Dbl.
WOOL--40 10 40 cia per n.
SIDES-Pickelrd, 70 els per III.
CARBON Oly,-50cts. per gallon,
LiNSEED OIL 80 per gallon.
LARD OIiD--20 90 per gallon,
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the unwIItIuliy humorous cdi
tor IT tho McC,nuc,svlllc Herald.
who has often excited our mirth
pcrpetrated tho following IN his is
sue of tho 1th inst :
Communications from wood
Grove and Stockport are WUdriabiy
crowded out tins week !"
~"Inyariably is = etrong word
IN that connection. win not the
publishers Of Wobster's Dictionary
send q copy to tho editor Of tho
Herald; and then Will not his
friends induco hlm to spend some
time or its exposition Of tho Eng
lish language ? That, however,
might spoA our fun. So we should
rather hope for his confined sue.
cessiul imitation Of Msa. Malaprop
and Mrs. PurtingtOn. Ever since
brother Pyle started on the "a Of
tho woman who strangely remained
ignorant of tho fact that her hus
dand was a cucleold, we have bad I
lively admiration of his style Of hu
mOr.-[zanosville Signal.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21
MARRIED.

By Rev. Charles Ruckman, Jao,
18Th, at his residence, Nj, William
+, Thomas, OF Centre township, and
Miss Sarah E. Foster, Of Manchcs
ter township, this county.
By the Same, Jan. 18th, at tho re.
siiencc of tho hrido's father, Mr.. W.
II. Wilson, of Meigs township, Mus.
kingum county, and MISS Mary !.
Coulter Of Bristol township, this
nrnnLN.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21
Thc Famo Of wGshIngton.


Taxillc Dg,ord concludes an nrti
clio, written IN commcmoratiou Of
the seventeen anniversary Of the
dcntb Of Washington, Tor the Paris
Scialo, MS fol.ow7
The dctractors Of tho American
Il pubic sometimes ask, with 81
sheer, what n has douo for The pro
grgsa Of the human mind what
types in literature or the arts it has
created ? The great Republic can
answer:
Il have given to tho modern
world its ideal c'uzcn in tho por-
son OF Washington. When this
great man was descending INTO the
tomb mourncd by free men. leaving
in ils cradle Il nation destined to
grow in influence daily, q bciated
Cesar was getting ready to noun,
tho throne OF Franco. Napoleon
fell IN the midst of the bloody ruins
which his ambition had accumuia.
tod, leaving his country in the
hands Of foroigHcr5. The glory OF
Napoleon grows Paler and poler
whilo W~ashington's grows con
atantly moro lustrous, 1t is the
same with the ideas tho two rcspec.
lively represent, C@sarism il dis,
appearing tho Republic Is taking
possosEion Of tho world"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

nG- In sermon. recently. Rev
Henry Ward Becrhrr made the fol
handsome admission Il
believe that God - iull as wiso as
am As Mr.. BDochor has some
times been accu,c,t OF holding the
opposite opinion. 1t is gratifying Co
have this cEpicit and authentic
contradlotion.-[N, Y. World.