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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
vERGINIA--TO-Wft:

| A I Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
- the Circuit Court of Orange, on Monday
the Tth day of March 1870.
Joseph q Galleher, John Young and Den.
mis- Brashear late merchants and pnrt.
ners in trade under the firm and styie OF
Gaileher, Young & Co-PlaintIffs.
Against
Edward Beale Joseph ] Halsey Admtnistra.
tor OF Samuel Shadrack decd 'rhoInas n
Hill, Brodie Herndon, John NJ Herndop
oswald Pemberton George Reale s; n n
Beale and Alexander f Curti0n-Defnts
IN CHANCERY.
ne object of tn IS suit is 10 subject the land
on Wihcn Edward Beale resides to The nav
p III, OF ms debts due by Judgment to the
Ilalntiifs, there being no personal estate 70
PMy the same. And IL appearing b, offi,Io.
VIZ that the defendant BrOdis s Uerndon is
q non resident of the State of Virginia on
tne motto of the Plaintiffs by counsel In is
oruered that he do appear here within one
ohth after due ublication of this order
anu anu 90 what Is necessary TO protect his in
u resi-, ana that a copy of this order re pub
Ished once week for four successive weeks
~ ~ the Native Nir .inian. newspaper pub-
ushed IN the village OF Gordonsvllle and
mat another copy thereof be posted at the
front door of the Court Houseon the firstday
Oh ne neXt Codnty Court.
JOHN Il WILLlAMS, Dep'ty Clerk
-, for NJ ID HIGGINS, Clerk
March II, 1870 WALLAcE, p O.
lust received aud for sale, 80 BUSH
= nd
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To the Voters OF Orange.

announce myself candidate for the T.
nee OF commemorative Attorney at the an
preaching election. and solicit The support
deavor 10 discharge the duties OF the office 10
the best Of my ability
February Is. lsz0 ", W, RURGESs
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DANIEL MILLER. Jr., Clerk,
coxx'R's OFFICE. srANARpsvILLE, VA

March ], 1870 I
The arttes interested in the foregoina ds.
cree and creditors OF Valen tine Riddle ar
deed, are hereby notified that have 4aps
pointed the 18th day of pril 1870. as the time
ana my office aforesaid as the place for tak-
ing the accounts, AMI receiving proof OF
oepts, when and where they are REQUIRED
70 attend with necessary vouchers and eyi-
dences To enable me to report thereon.
Given under my hand as Commissioners of
said Court W
:. ARTHUR STEPHENS *
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xEwsPAPER LAWS,

iyossaesfsD sre required to give ne ticc by
}efteS wbNA q subscriber does not take his
Pr per froxn she Cfiice: and give the reason
tor IN n"f being taken. keglecting to do so
hskeS PostAlsater responsib BILE to the pub
s-sher f-r the payment.
ANY person whe takes . paper regularly
ON the postof,lce, whether hs has subscrib-
81 or not. is responsible for the payment of
the subscription.
A person ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all arresrages. or the publisher may
eontinue - send IL until payment Is made,
and collect the whole amount, whether Ii is
taken from the Office or not
The courts have decided that refusing TO
eke,s paper and periodical from the post
enice, or removing and leaving them uncall-
81 tor Is prtnsa Iacis evidence of Intentional
rand
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OATH OF oYrIcT.

The following Is the oath of office 10
be taken by all officers Of the Stats. on
entering on the discharge Of any flnc-
toms AS officers. AS passed by the House
of Delegates
u. Be 1t enacted by the g General As
sembly. That al! persons before enter
ing upon the discharge Of any functions
as officers oi this State, shall take aud
subscribe the following oath or xilrms-
tion:
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=. do solemnIv .vear

-. - -. do solemnly swear
(or ailirm) that lwill support and main
tain the Constitution and laws of the
United States and the Constitution and
laws ''f the State of Virginia; that re-
cngnize and accept the civil and puliti .
cal equality Of all men before the law.
aud that J will faithfully perform the
duty or - to the best of my ability.
SO help me God.
Y. S-ciinhs enc, two and three at
chaptrr thirteen, Code OF Virginia
CISCO are hereby repealed.
ID. This act shall be in force from Its
passage"
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Feb. 2i.,Is,
- COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
v Greene Circuit Court. Noyemh.r

IL.
Il term, 1850,
Hazzlewood R.ddie-Plafntin
AGAINST
Richard =. Melone. Admir- with the viii an
r. Melone, A. ID. Melone, John w. Crew
kxe,utor OF the last will ann tsstamen OF
James W. Crew, decd, VIM. I. Chapman.
co 5e neTs q G1sene County and q. :u
die, deceased, VIM. Riddle, son Of va!en-
tine Riddle, Nancy Martin, James Tuner.
James Riddle and Frances his wife, VIM.
Riddle and Ellen his wife, Martha Lay.
benjamin Robinson, Sheriff OF g reene co. ;
AMI as such committee Admir- OF Valentine
kidd.e Jr., deceased. Mary Riddle. Ann
T1iddie widow Of Fielding Riddle, decd
Among. other things the Court. doth adj
Judge, order and decree, tina IL be referred to
one OF the Commissioners OF this Court to
TAKE an account OF the transactions OF Rich
ara u. meione, Admir- C t II of Valentine Rid
uie, Sr,, deceased an account of the debts of
me testator. Valentine Riddle, deceased and
Their Priorities, IL any: an account OF the
real and personal estate Of said festator iia-
PIE FOR the payment OF his debts showing tho
lee simple value of dill lands " hicil the Tesla
.or uiei seized ana the membranes there
on before taking the said accounts of the
outstanding debts of the estate, the said
commissioner shall warn the creditors nv
mntice to be published for four successive
per published at Gorionsville, Va. 10 prove
tnelr claims before him on a Il y to De nam.
20, or else to De excluded from partici patine
u ,ie !, assets q the estate, which accounts
Tue SAID commissioner shall take state. and
settle, and report TO the Court, With spv
matter specially stated deemed pert,Dent 70
m en- or required by any Of the paittcs 10
% 90 stated. Notice OF tie time Ind ui....,
d. taxing all the accounts aforesaid. II nub
iished IN the said newspaper shall bo eouiy-
Aient 70 personal service as to all parties ex-
ACTUAL notice, DC, Sc.-Elrtracs from, decree
A COpy-Teste
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coPY-rEsrE.
DANIEL MILLER, Jr., Clerk.
Coxx'Rs' OFFICE srANARps--

:. ALE ".
The partjA March 1870.
cree o interesteS. N the foregoing de-
=, .-e hereby -.otifled that have appoint
eo .ne o' Jay of April. 1870. as the time, and
my Office aforesaid as the place. for taking
the accounts directed to be taken by said
decree. and the creditors of John s. Shelsr.
deceased, are hereby noiined to appear be-
against said Sllelor
Given under my hand as Commissioner
OF said Cour this day and year aforesaid
ARTHUR STEPHEN5, Comm'r.
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Il OSf received aud for sale, 80 BUSH
els prime Glover Seed and tons No. l
le.uvian Guano.
February (. 1870
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18

IF Waiting has bssn 1sfined to be
AHEGias -, " music
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

James G. liiden. and p. b. Hidsn In
his own right and as Administrator az
Joseph Kldsn deceased -Plaintiffs,
AGAINST,
WIN Grayes and Martha Ann his wife, ana
=. U. T. Hiden. sc -Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from decree, entered In above ante
OCT, 7, lS69-"The Court doth adiudue ord.r
ana decree by consent OF parties that one 81
the commissioners OF this court take xt.te
ana settle the accounts of = b. Hiden as ,d
minisirator OF Joseph HideD, decd. Which
accounts the said +. 3. Hidden is dir,cted L.
render before him also TO take and stats an
account Of the personal assets OF the said
Joseph Hidden. ard of the OUTSTANDING mn.
satisfied debts and liabilities Of the said
JVsePh dlden, showing the priorities there
OF, also AN account OF the real estate OF the
sald Joseph Hiden, and of the fee sinplS
anu annual value thereof, and of each parcel
thereof, and publication in some conyenient
newspaper TOR at least four weeks OF the tina
ana place OF taking the said accounts sEau
&c equivalent to personal service upon ali
inc parties except Z. b. Hidden, Administer
Lor OF Joseph Hiden, deceased, William n
Graves and James Madison upon whom
personal service 10 required, and the ssid
commissioner shall by q like publication of
notice. warn all the creditors of the aid 10
sspn Hiden deceased. to present and fIa
their claims before the said Commisrioner
ana prove the same, on pain OF not Being al
ioWed 20 receive any part of the assets OF
ure TO do 50"
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, oRArcrC. II. ,
February 23rd. 1880

3 II, VHANGEC. H- !
February 23rd. 1890.
The parties interested in She accounts Nv
dered by the decree of which the above is an
extract, are hereby notified that have n xad
on Saturday the 10th day OF March 1870 and
my Office Mt Orange g. H.. Virginia. as the
time and pace for taking said accounts -
Anqa II creditors of the said Joseph Hiden
are hereb.: warned to represent and fle tbeIr
claims before me at said time and place and
20 prove the same, on pain Of not being AL
lowed To receive any part of the assets on said
Joseph Hiden In case of their failure no 70
do. VIM a WITTY Nc W
W. -, Ao,Vs @, o. @ C.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ORANGE CHI

-, February 23rd, 1870.
All parties interested in the accounts d.
rected by the decree ofwhich the above Ia an
Ira;t, are hereby notified that l, have fxed
IN Monday the list Gay OF March 1870 and
my Office al Orange G. II. Virginia. as The
time end place, for taking said accounts and
they are hereby required 10 attend
Feb. 2i'lS70 r. -
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Afaal AetLffa.
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.


EZEKlEL Cooper, Shadrach COOPER
- Willis Cooper. Lewis Cooper, Alberta.
Coop er, Dorcas Bell. WilliAnA BELL. Thomas
Bell. Gilbert Bell. James Taliaferro. Solo
mon Taliaferro and Henry TaliAfsrro-|
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Thomas N. Macon, Administrator d. b. n.
W. W. a. OF keuben Macon decd, James NJ.
Macon, Lucy Conway, Philip II. Fry, Ex-
ecutor Of Philip y. Fry, deceased, Lewis b.
Williams. Elhanan How, Richard s Boui.
ware, John NJ. Goodwin, Executor of John
Voolfolk, l. T ID Faulconer, Sheriff OF Or.
ange, and us such committee A dministra-
,oT OF L Thapn oooSer Washington Bell
Payne, G @ Macon, deceased, and Ambrose
Macon decea sed, Bette Coo .er, Matthew
Bell, Jennie Bell; sarah Bel, Courtaey Bell
Macon, Observation-Disclosures
IN Oh ANCERY.
Extract from the decree entered in the o.
bove suit, October 5th, 1869 1.-THE Court
doth adjudge, order and decree that 1t be re-
ierred To one OF The Commissioners of this
c es TO state, settle and report to the eours
the following accounts TO wit.
LIST. The account of Philip S Fry. ADM inis.
TRAITOR, VIVA of Reuben Macon, ded, which,
account Philip II Fry, Execu or Of Philip 8,
End. The account of Thomas n Macon, Adj
mtnistrator d b n W " "a OF Reuben Macon de-
ceased. In the taking Of which accounts the
said Commissioner is to regard MS prima IA
Gle correct any accounts which the said
Philip Fry and Thomas N. Macon may
nave heretofore settled. anu which nave BEEN
appointed by the County Court OF Orange /.
ana duly adp,itted to record subject howevS
or to besurcharged and falsif1 ed by any par
~ IN interest.
3D.. An account OF aft hires received
Philip ). Fry, Administrator as afc- :. By
ter the death OF Ambrose Mace esaid az.
4th. An account of all hi->-
said Thomas N NJ 20 receive nv a..
viva Of -.acoL.. Ad-..,nistrator 4 n -
= said Reu..,..u Macon.
~. AZ account showing what amount OF
,I,.oney would have been required to defray
sne e1 pehses OF carrying the slaves OF the
sald Reuben Macon to Liberia as directed nv
the Will of said Reuben Macon. with any
matter emed material by the said Com.
ms missioner. or which any party In Interest
BEFORE taking the said accoun Is the said
commissioner Is directed to give notice Of
. .l.., time and place Of taking the same by
publication OF notice for four weeks SUGGEST.
lvet1 in the Native virginian, newspapers
published In Gordonsvilte, Virginia, which
shall be deemed equiv alent to personal no.
uce 70 al the parties, except TO Philip Fry.
executor OF PHI lip Fry, decd, and Thom a.
n MACON. Administrator, W wa OF Reu-
notice." -
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08
The Mason and Hamlin Cabinet Organs'
Ten Thousand Organs Year.

The Mason and Hamlin Organ Company
have recently purchased two acres OF iano IN
Comhridg eport, and erected another factory
for the making Of their various styles OF or
yans The Grand Junction Railway, winch
Connects the several railroads running into
Roston. passes just in the rear OF their Gam
hridpeport lot, and will lay down all the ma
tar;aIs used in their business at their door,
and 30 obyiate the expense of carriage.
The Mason and Hamlin Company have
hitherto produced more Cabinet Organs than
.ny other manufacturer in the world, and
moro than double the number produced by
any other manufacturer in this country But
the demand for their instruments mas Deeh 30
great, that at no time for several years have
fhey been able to ill their orders. with she
increased facilities which their new factory
will afford them, they can turn out Two
hundred instruments every week, or more
than ten thousand year-enough, one would
suppose. to supply the whole world.
The Mason and Hamlin organs have IN
creased in excellence as rapidly rs In NUN.
beers. Each year some marked Improvement
has been made in style or quality. Scientinc
experiment and skilled workmanship have
combined to make better what was Al nrst
very good, until now these organs nave
most enviable reputation In Europe not less
than in America, and arc in large demand
there as well as here. But the Company are
not yet satisfied. Only this year, June u ana
August %, they procured patents tor I'M
provements which experts pronounce very
important, and which will undoubtedly add
largely to the value and desirableness u
these fayorite instruments.-EUery Saturday.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08
~ THE NURSERY,
A Monthly Magazine for Youngest hesoers.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1871.

"Tnx NURSERY" now in its nth year, presents,
IN the pictures aud letterpress OF its last WE'VE
Numbers, proof OF the fudllment Of the promises
Of its laso prospectus and an earnest OF wnat \.
will do the coming year. In its Aiusbdta01s, ~
has been, and Will continue 70 Be, uneguailsd ~
original designs BY American artists; WINE a
through our speciallsgent in Europe, we snail get
ali thst il freshest and best by those foreign mas
ters who excel In sketches Of child-life ..u,.
or the carefully prepared contents OF ne
Nurseryss which have won for u TIE commence
ton Of 80 many intelligent parents and gnaroians
as the hest magazine eoer pubtasha ;,oT young
chiLirsn. we wifi only Say, that we shall not only
have the continued aid ofour former contrlDntorf,
Marian Douglas. Alfred Selwyn, Ida Fay, uncie
Charles. Mary N. Prescott, Emily Carter, Aunt
Clara. Trottie's Aunt, Jane Oliver, &C., but we
shall introduce some new and ingenious writers,
whose acquaintance our readers, both young ana
old, win be pleased to make.
No family In which the mental wants OF cniiofei
are cared for should be without The NURsEEY, =
1t is the best Of all aids in teaching TO read ~,
spring taste for letters and art, ana ming the
young memory with correct forms OF speech.
ky- Subscriptions may begin with any number
Back numbers can be always suppieo. noU 8
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

I'd M2 III ~
shorts ofthe Nursery Bat and bswl
paper that Takes-A sheriff's war
ran ma Wiling Prisoner-A man locked in
sluInber
penulanship
life Insurance Policy.
Inv lent it queer that contractors should
No employed to widen streets' 5Aap
TIE nose is indeed leading feature,
- .rrv few care to be led by it.
New York poodle dog brought
,,;nety dollars at auction the other day.
The total immigration into the United
states since 1920 has been TAI ,619
"A woman's answer to Mrs. Stanton's
.Why Not?" lecture: Oh, because
A load Of wood given to poor person
,rorns YOU almost as much as 1t does. him.
The census of the Cherokee Nation,
recentlv completed, shows population OF
fS3SS, of whom 1877 are males and 1901
At a fair in aid of the New York
Foundling Asylum, q young LADY IS TO be
rafied for, to become the wife OF the WIN
ne IA Life Policy often proves to be a re-
noble collateral in business emergencies.
Secure policy in the Mutual Lille lnsu-
rsnce Company of Chicago
The man who during the hot weather
cooled himself by letting himself down ms
Yell in a bucket "dodt reconped aay poay
y, a,,sned hibseIf dowd o well ady bore"
A gentleman Of Biddeford, Me, killed
white robin the other day. lis to be
stuffed, and presented to the New YORK
Institute.
A woman was recently arrested in
Reading Pa, charged with being a COM
mon sc0id. She was held to bail IN the
sum of 5000 to answer.
"A man living in Kansas City, No, is
aid "a have full set of furniture made OF
the tree on which his father was hung ten
years ago.
"A lady, who had been reading the law,
ia in the most fearful and agonizing doubts
about the legality of her married condition.
She saws, lotteries are illegal, and marriage
is the greatest lottery in life"
The candidate for Representative in
Dartmouth, n. H., who had promise
nrinted on his ticket to give the town one
half his salary, if elected, got just four
votes.
-Tuolumne county, Cal, which is one
Of the old mining centres, had popula,
ticn. in 1860, of 1929, which is reduced
by the present census nearly one-half, or
70 8,171.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08
ATLANTIC MoNrHLY.-The Decembe

ATLANTIC MoNTHLy,-The December
number contans Confessions OF Patent Medi-
cine Man, by Ralph Keller; The Prayer-seeker'
by John G. whittier; Oldtown Preside Stories, by
Harriet Beecher stowe; Resemblance between
the Buddhist and Roman Catholic Religions, by l..
Maria Child; Joseph and his Friend-xll.-by
Bayard Taylor; A Strip of Blue, by Lucy Larcom;
BLACK Christmas at Dix Cove; Travelling Com
papions-u.-by Henry James, Jr.; Plea for
Silence, by II. T. Tuckerman; Afost on Colorado
Desert, by Stephen Powers; Father Blumhardts
Prayerful Hotel; Rudolph: Monograph, by Bar
net Philips Indian Summer, by Frances Lee
Pratt; The Miracle Play of 1870 In Bethlehem
New Hampshire; Fitting, by w D. Howells;
yirginian in New England Thirty -hve years Ago
Nv John Bull at Feed, by w. Stiliman. Re.
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OssooD g. Co., 1s4 fremont street, Boston, MASS
$500 per year; two copies, 800; five, $500;
ten, 5000. Single number. 81 cents.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08
OUR YOUNG FoLKs-In the December

Our YOUNG FoLKs.--In the December
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08
Apru,,R's Lays HOME MAGAZINE

The December number Is one of the richest and
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their intention to make it lead all others for the
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08
Tnr CHILpnEN's HouR.-The De

THE CHILDREN's HouR-The Decem-
Der number closes the year, and we advise all who
wish to put into the hands Of their little ones a
wise counselor, a loving friend, and pleasant
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Der called ''TAs Wonderful Story Of Gentle Hand
A Holiday Supplement will be given with this
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ARTHUR g. Sons, Philadelphia, Pa, and get a
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08
EVERY SATURDAY. - Two /

EVERY SATURDAY. = Two splendid
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yapced Pests" and .sThe Thanksgiving Party
and nipe lesser illustrations are given In No. 49,
for December The reading columns contain
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editorials on current topics, summaries OF the
weeks news, foreign and domestic, brief btogra-
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variety Of miscellaneous reading, original and
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

THE NUEsERY.-The December num-
Der contains two handsome full.page engrayjngs
--ssBIind Man's Buff" and 1.-THE Orphan Sisters
and about twenty other pretty pictures, ilustrat-
ing several neat little stories, sketches and poems
The prospectus Of this charming little magazine
will be found elsewhere in this weeks paper
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

Temperance Mes. Admit ltS Unlnty;o 40
Snise The character OF PLANTATIONS BrTTKs u contains
eicho and no BIttfrs that do not contain alcohol are
worth rush Water viii neither preserve the virtues oI
tonic vegetables render them active N he Sa
opinion on the subject will deny Water tonlca turn soai
on The stomach they are not sour 70 begin WIN winch
frequently tie caael and produce ana promote nnles'-
Ton }nsad OF curing It. Let II therefore Dc dsuhcly u
dsood that PLANTATION BITTEns " an Mconol nssor
s9e 1t Ia 10 be taken in limited quantities and az staieo
Hea like other remedies and antdots and therefore ~
ne Z IN sccordarce with temperance law. ~ well ~ with
hat shiyer aw' which renders It incumbent upon every
bang ffed with reason TO resort 70 The best possible means
a accommodating 4 salutAry esld.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

LACLEDE HOUSE, Chicago. $500 per day.
(Nesse bettey.) Corner Of Madison and Canai
streets E--.. - AZ
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08
Woon,s HOUSEHOLD MAaAzINl

WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAzINE.-The
several departments of the November number are
well filed with choice reading matter. The prize
story In this number is in the Young Woman De-
partment, and Is entitled " A Woman's Way, by
Mrs. M. A. Edwards. Published by ). s. WOOD,
Newburgh, N. Y. $1.0O year.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

PRussING's White Wine Vinegar ID most
anarh article for table use. Warranted pure.