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Bible Reading Of Public Men.

Some years since, a member of Con-
gress from Illinois, in the course of de-
bate, quoted the following lines as
coming from the Bible:
"And while the lamp holds ont to burn
The vilcst sinner may return"
Tive members of the State Legisla-
ture, at the close of the session, adj
dressed a circular to their constituents
commencing in this way: awe hope
the course we have pursued, and the
votes we have given you, will meet
your appreciation. We trust you will
say to us, as Nathan said to David,
We'll done good and faithful SER
wants ~
"NIr. Speaker" said member of
| legislative body, earnestly opposing a
certain measure before the House
..Mr. Speaker, would no more vote
for that measure than l would fall
/ down and worship the golden calf that
Abraham made" Mr.. Speaker eX-
claimed another member, ~ beg leave
to correct the gentleman it was not
Abraham hnt ACKNOWLEDGMENT that
made the golden calf"
A certain editor, when giving an
obituary notice of very worthy man,
remarked, We may say of him, as the
holy Scriptures have so beautifully ex-
pressed
"a honest mans the noblest work of God
Another editor clergyman withal)
, refers to Daniel as having prosecuted
: the saints before he became a Chris
tian.
An English lord closed one of his
I charges to jury as follows: "Finaily
, gentlemen, I would call your attention
( to the example of the Emperor Julian
S who was SO distinguished fOr his Chris
e tan virtues as to be called Julian the
3 Apostle"
A timid man, when relating his ex.
l perience in obtaining the object of hi'
: hearts affections, stated that, attel
K alternating between hope and fear
= until he could no longer endure thu
y suspense, he at length determined t.
o 'give no sleep to his eyes" till the mat
e ter was settled. So he went to thu
: house where the lady resided, ran:
; the bell, and then his courage failet
him, he was tempted to run away
d Butt said he, call at once that passag
), of Scripture came to my mind,
~ Faint heart never won fair LADY,
l, and summoning all my courage, wen
n in declared my suit, and secured tn
t. prize"
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Tor Fever and AGue. Intersnittent Fever,
y ChiI Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Axue, Pesiodical o. Bilious Fever. &C..
nom naalaxious, marsh, or miasmatio
poioons.
AS it's name implies, it does Cure, and does not
1ail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, it in nowise Injuries any pa
fienf. The number and importance of its CURES
in the ague districss are literally beyond account,
Of Ague medicine. Our pride Is gratned by inc
acknowledgements we receive OF the radical cures
efiected in obstinate cases, and where other rem
edies had wholly failed.
Tnacclimated persons, either resident N, or
travelling through miasmatic Localities, will be
protected by taking the 4GUE GU d ,orS;d.
ity Of the Liver, it Is an excellent remedy, ssmu-
lating the Liver into healthy activity: a.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, ~
is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines nao
failed.
Prepared by DIR. j. C. AVER & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, ana
sold all round the world.
PRICE, $1.OO PEE BOTTLE.
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STATE UNIVERSITY,
Name changed from La State Seminary
BATON ROUGE, La
Founded aud Supported by the State OF
Louisiana.

NINTH SESSION,
Now in progress, will close last Wednes |
day in June, 1870. The next session will
begin first Monday in September next, and
will continue ten months.
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists of full corps of able Instructors
in all branches of Literature and Science,
usually taught in the best Colleges. and
aud Universities.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and an Academic
Department, including Literary. Scien-
tific and Optional Course, a Special School
of Civil Engineering and Commercial
School.
LIBRARY, APPARATUS AND CABINETS,
We'll selected and valuable. The Geologi-
cal and Neurological Cabinets, etc., the
largest and most complete in the South,
embracing tile extensive collections OF the
| late Colonel WALES, of Mississippi, and
the Cabinets of the Typographical, Geo
logical and Botanical Survey OF Louisiana
| ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under fifteen years
of age, who know Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography.
EXPENSES
VI every KIM, eACcpb CloehihS, ~ VIZ
months, $780, 5000 payable in advance,
balance February lst; or by, accepted
Draft, at per cent, for ninety days,
PAYMENTS may DO made through the Canal
or Citizens Bank.
Cadets received at any time during the
Session and charged from date of entrance
. DISCIPLINE,
Military, with daily drill. A battery
r four guns WI, afford facilities for instruc
ton in Artillery. Uniform of Cadet-Gre.
; Cloth, to be had at the Institution at
cost ST S25 60 per suit.
. For further information, address,
d. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
g May LIST, 1870. Baton Rouge La.
E Office of the University, in New u
e leans, at Swarbrick & Co.'s, No. 81 Cam
e Street.
t *Until the rebuilding of the College &c
n ifice lately destroyed by fire, near Alexai
q dria, the Institution is temporarily locate
Y at Baton Rouge, in tho Deaf and Dunn
r. Asylum. Location very healthy, and a.
= commodations ample for large number
:, Cadets. Number this session, ITO.
:, May 25-1y.
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q
MARRIED ON June 21st, 1870, at
the Beulah Baptist Church, Cheney
vile, by the Rev. Thomas Lansdell,
Miss HETTIE BAILEY to HENRY j.
BROWN.
On July 9TH, 1870, at the residence
of the brides father, in Alexandria, by
DIR. Jacobs, of New Orleans, Miss ES-
THEIR SCHWERIN to NJ. MARKS.
On Thursday, July 9TH, at the res
idence of the brides mother, by the
Rev. J. b. Avenard, Miss MARTHA l..
RANSDELL to ROBERT p. HUN
TER.
We owe many kind thanks to our
young friends for their remembrance of
the Democrat, and heartily wish them
a safe, prosperous and happy journey
through this vale of tears and soIrows.
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~ Boston boasts of a chime of bells

y Boston boasts of a chime OF bells
that for one hundred and twenty-six
wears have s:rung the old year out and
the new year in" The only occasions
on which they have chimed light
tune was twenty-five years ago, when,
on a false alarm of s'the church fire, +"
the bells we're made to play "Oh, what
can the matter be" to appease the
disappointed citizens who turned out
to extinguish the flames.
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THE WORKING MAN.-He is the
noblest man of whom our land can
boast; whether in the workshop or at
the piow, YOU find the same noble
hearted, free and independent being.
And if there is a man upon whom we
can look with admiration and esteem,
it is the independent, sober WORKING
man. We care not whether he be a
farmer, mechanic or common laborer,
whether his tolls are endured III the
workshop, the field or the coal mine,
whether his house is the backwoods or
the neat cottage-our admirationis the
same. What happy picture he pre-
sents: what reward for his labor, who
by his labor, who by his own unaided
exertion, establishes for himself posi-
ton in society; who commencing In
poverty by his skill and assiduity sur
mounts every obstacle, overeomes
every prejudice and finally establishes
a character whose value is enhanced
by those who come after him. Such q
man we prize as the noblest work OF
which human nature is capable-the
highest production she can boast. And
let If he b6sne in mind by the young
working man inst entering upon thu
stage of active 'i;fe.1et it ever lay al
the foundation ana &c the loving
spring of his efforts that It's sit'la
ton he must strain every iserVe =
attain. 1t can be attained by all
Untiring industry and virtuous ambi
ton never fail to find their reward
They never yet We're exerted in vain
and never will while honesty and jus
tice find a home in the human breast
TWAS remarked by an eloquent writer
that the working man who had no in
heritance but yistue, is the sole kin
among men, and the only man anon
kings.
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A TERRIBLE TALE.-A horrible sto-
~ of brigandage reaches us from
Chill. Lagoberon, notorious ban
dit captain, was so closely pursued
by body of South American troops,
recently, that he was compelled TO
quit his band of brother cut throats,
who had been the terror of The whole
country round, and take refuge in a
cavern situated near the summit OF
one of the lofty mountains Of the
Sierra Profunda. In this cavern he
had concealed a female captive whose
husband he had robbed and slain
The soldiers made several Intellectual
attempts to reach the abode of the
culprit. Laeoberon, a man OF gigan-
tic stature and herculean strength,
succeeded in beating them off by
rolling heavy rocks down upon them
whenever they approached. The OIL
Ger in command Of the troops re-
solved ct first to stalve the bandit
out, but after two days blockade
grew weary of SO tedious an expedi
emit, improvised an escalade OF tn
chieftain's stronghold and succeeded
in capturing him. To their hoiro
upon entering the cavern they foun.
the poor woman in q dying condl
lion, Lagoberon having cut off one 6
the breasts Of the unfortunate caI
tive and eaten it. The inhuma
butcher was conveyed to the Talc'
where he was promptly tried an
conden ned TO die by the garrote.-
He was speedily conducted to th
scaffold and while the executions
was engaged in adjusting his "toile
de mort" the convict drew q WHIST
which he had concealed in his pool
ct, and blew it sharply; whereupo
about sixty of his followers who ha
introduced themselves among I'll
crowd, surrounding the scaffold, rusl
ed upon the gendarmes and mass
cred them ere they could offer al
resistance. They then freed Che chi
and garroted his would be execution
Ell; after which, they escaped, almo
unscathed, to the mountains, faci
tating their fight by Selling u
horses of the gendarmes. They al
carried off several women from 4
throng gathered to witness the eS
cution. Exchange.
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DEPARTMENT OFFICE,
NO. 46 CARONDELET ST,
NEW ORLEANS.
). 3. HOOD, GENERAL MANAGER
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
(Who are Authorized to Loan the Money
of the Association within the Department }
NJ. MUSSON, Z. H. SUMMERS.
JOHN WILLIAMS, CHAS. BAQUIE.
H. v OGDEN, JULIUS VAIR1N,
r. PRITCHARD, JOS. HOY,
w. NJ. PERKINS, JOHN CHAFFE,
w S. PIKE. JAS. T PACE,
THOS. II. HUNT.
OFFICERS:
J. B. HOOD, L. r. GENEREs,
President Vice-Presidcnt
r. L. GIBSON, SAAL. FLOWER,
Attorney. Secretary
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NOTICE
NOTICE
To the Stock Subscribers Of the Louisiana
Central Railroad Company.

N1OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN FROM
IN this date to the stock subscribers OF
.rrhe Louisiana Central Railroad Cempa-
ny" to pay ten per cent on their stock, on
or before the first of September next, in
addition to the thirty five per cent former
Iy called for. In pursuance OF resolution
Of the Board of Directors, of the 10th inst,
and in addition thereto, they are requested
to pay up any arrears due on the said
President.
Alexandria, La. May 18th, 1870.
Nav 25-tS1. -
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Statement Of Facts:

1. Incorporated June Is, 1868, two years
since, its Annual Revenue from premiums
is now
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3. 1t has now insured
OVER THIRTY-sIx MILLION DOLLARS
(June /, ,s7o-ss6,2ll, $50.

4. Although only two years old, it has
made DIVIDEND ranging from Twen-
ty-Two to Tifty-Two per cent, according
to the kind of policy and age OF tho IN
sured. This has never been equaled by
any Company at the same age in the whole
history of Life Insurance.
S. The business of the Association is "a
pidly increasing, as is shown by tho fol-
lowing comparison of business for the
month of May, 1869 and 1870:
Policies Issued.
May, 1870. ...----...--.' 'ooS
May, 1869. 44a
Amount Insured.
May, 1870 .--------.-----$4,ob1 20.
May, 1869. .3,Ol7,7O'
Intrease in 1870. $500. ..-.......$l,O 49,5o'
Premiums.
May, 1870. ---------..s---.SIH.oo
May. 1869. .........----....--- 1855
: Increase in 1870 ..-.--.----...----ss7' 90
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TIES! TIESI

TIES! TIESI
MANUFACTURES TIES IN
w lots of not less than ten thou
sand, delivered along the line of tho
New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Shreve-
port Railroad between the Atchafalaya
and Bowle's Bridge over COtlle Bayou.
For information as to dimensions, etc.
apply to COL. j. G. WISE,
Ii. NJ. ROBINSON.
May 25, le70-tf.
iw Rapides Gazette copy.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS-FOR
~ sale by II. ST. JOHN.
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Branch Offices and Board Of Trustees at /:

SHREVEPORT, La,
ALEXANDRIA. La,
THIBODAUX, La,
MONROE, La,
GALVESTON, Texas,
JEFFERSON, Texas,
SAN ANTONIO, Texas,
AUSTIN, Texas,
INDIANOLA, Texas.
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SUCCESS.

The extraordinary success of. the Life
Association of America is shown by the
following
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E. HARDTNER,

NOTICE.
rHE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN
J. of Alexandria having donated to Pa
cific Fire Company No. the sum OF Five
Hundred Dollars Parish paper, the same is
now offered for sale, and will be sold low
if immediate application be made to
JOHN j. FERGUSON,
limo Qo-4t. Treasurer.
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OVER TWO MILLIONS DOLLAl
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(June 1, 1908, ee4, 800 4a)
2. It's assets now exceed Two Million
Dollars.
Dune /, 1s7o-sl,944,6l1 ss)
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AN ORDINANCE

PRICE, $1.O0 PEE BOTTLE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31
, The Great Pictorial Annual
road az securi

Hostetter's United States Almanac for 1871,
for distribution, gratis, throughout the United
States, and all civilized countries Of the Wes-
tern Hemisphere, will be published about the
fl ST Of January, and all who wish TO understand
the true philosophy of health should read and
ponder the valuable suggestions it contains. In
addition TO an admirable medical treatise on
the causes, prevention and cure of a great vari-
ely OF diseases, IT embraces large amount of
information interesting 10 the merchant, the
mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the planter.
and professional man; and the calculations
have been made for such meridians and lati-
tudes as are most suitable for a correct and
comprehensive National Calendar.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects OF Hostetters Stomach Bi,lers, the sta.
pie tonic and Alternative OF more than half the
Christian world, are fully sci forth in its pagas
winch are also interspersed with pictorial Illus
rations. valuable recipes for the household and
farm, humorous anecdotes, and other instruc-
tive and amusing reading matter, original and
selected. Among the ANNALS 10 appear with
the opening OF the year, this will be one Of The
most useful, ard may be had for tue asking.
The proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter & Smith,
on receipt Of a two cent stamp, will forward a
copy by mail to any person who cannot procure
one 10 has neighborhOod. The Bitters are sold
IN every city, town and village, and ale extern
sively used throughout the entire civilized
world
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COM MISSION Frs
MOTTO
Sloan L. Col sell. &c.

Sloan L. Colscl;. &c.
+. W. P0urrfeld, Curator IL n. D. Al.
lisnn. and Others.
10 Circuit CONT Of Jefferson County,
Nov. Term, 1870.
Extract
|. is adjudged, ordered and d'ereeJ
tia, Ibis csu,e be refrr.d 10 M-.trr Com
missioner, Geo. NJ. B.l,zhoovcr, ~uh in
.Iruclions 90 ASCERTAIN snd report.
1T. II there be any funds IN The hands
Of T. ". Pouerieid, The Curator OF the
estate Of N y. Allison, decreased, sppli.
cable tn The payment Of his debts.
I'D, The amount 'or which bic resi-
esi.,e was sold BY WIN. &. Bnlitr, the
special Commissioner. Wat amount Of
that fund has been ,Ppl ed 10 lie Paymrnl
OF his debts. and ~hsI amount rrp,ins ID
his hands spplrabls 10 that purpose.
3 d. To report The liens up"n III. real
estate Of he SAID Allison and ihrir order
Of priority.
4,h. TO convene all the creditors OF
said Allison who will make themselves
pariie, 10 this proceeding by sgreeing to
pay their juu proportion Of The costs. TO.
eeihei Win all oih,r matters 6semed per.
unenI by himself. or which any OF the
par,e, may require to have stated. ~nbs
view Of q final derree 10 .he cause.
4 CoPy-Tea'r.
WM. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
HOUSE AND LOT
SOUTH BOLIVAR.

THE undersigned Trustee will sell a!
| Public Auction 10 the highest bidder.
in front OF the Shenandoah Hotel, in 'he
town OF Harprr's Ferry.
On Saturday, 2sth of January.
1871. a certain HOUSE AND LOT in
South Bolivar. formerly belonging 10 N
O. Allison sud sold BY VIM. G. Butler,
Speclsi Commissioner. to Thomas Klr-
wan, said Lo, adjoins ,ha, portion Of The
Allison property nov owned by John &.
CocLrel. This sale is made by virtue
Of deed of trust executed 10 the under.
,isnrd by Thomas Kirwan. and dated
The 18Th day of December. 1860, and re-
corded in the Recorders office in Shep-
herds.own. Jefferson county, West 'ir.
0inia. Deed Book No. 4. Folio 442. said
deed being made TO secure deois due 10
WIN. Is. Norris e. Co., Sloan d. Col
well. Thomas Barry and Joseph Payne.
the amour, secured by said deed being
Tor two bonds executed by said kirwan,
each for one hundred and .hir,y.lhree dol
lars and thirty three and one.third cents,
xi,h inieres, from date, and dated The
lI,h day of December. 1869. and due
and payable al SIX and twelve months
from that date; whole amount due NJ 10
day Of sale, principal, two hundred and
,ix,ysix dollars and s'xty.six and two
thud ceurs. interest TO sane date eighteen
dollars and nine cents. making total of
entire deb. on DAY Of sale. two hundred
and eighty four dollars aud ssventy-hve
csnt.,-(2s4,75. Such TILE as is vested
in tie undersigned will be made The pur-
chaser.
TERMS CASH. Sale to commence
a, 10 IL o'clock. A. Nj.
WIN. 6. BUTLER.
Trustee.
G.. D. McGlipcy. Auctioneer.
December "a, 1870. o"
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Three Score and Ten Years

Is allotted to man, and there is no reason
why he should not live out this lime in reason
abs health ahd strength. When Drs. D..
Fahrney s. Sons PREPARATION FOR
CLEANSING THE BLOOD. is within reach
of all, aud by keeping bottle always a, hand,
a few doses may often save you from violent
attack Of fever or some other Disef Sc which
may be lurking in the system. Keep yord
BLOOD PURE and your Liver in gouo
healthy condition, and you will enjoy. good
health. This medicine will do all this Try
one bottle. Sold by al druggists.
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1916 Acres,

and is very susceptible OF division. a.
there are two comfortable DWELLING
HOUSES, and all necessary Oul.build-
ings on difIefen, portions Of the farm,
with each plenty Of water and sufficient
Timber for all necessary purposes. There
is an abundance Of good Fruit on The place
and sbou! 5 Acres Of young thrifty Chest.
nut suitable Tor rails. The land IS Of
good qualify of Limestone and very pro.
duclive. There are also about FIFTY
ACRES Of first quality OF River Bottom
belonging 10 The uact. and by recent ex-
plurslions abundance Of good Iron Ore
has been discovered on the land making
i, we'll worthy the attention Of capitalists.
There is also good Limestone quar-.
~ on the upper farm.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are re-
quesled TO call on The subscriber on The
premises. who will take pleasure in chow.
ing the same.
Hs- This tract contains two farms and
will be sold separately without reserve.
Terms will be easy and made known
on the day Of sale.
WM. ORNDORFF.
G. D. McGlincy. Auctionesr.
December "a. 1870. 5w
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COM MISSION Frs
MOTTO
Anthony Turner,

Anthony Turner,
vs..
W. w. CsIothGrs. et ale.
On consideration whereof and by con.
sent of parties, il is sdjudged, ordered
AND decreed that ihls cause be referred TO
James y. Fsymsn, Master Commits
siouer OF lhlS Couu who alter FIRE, giving
four weeks notice OF The time and p zee
OF executing this decree in some newsps
per OF general circulation IN this county.
which notice shall be equivalent TO per-
sonsl service thereof upon any and ell the
parties. Shall ascertain ard report What a.
mount Of purchase money is sull due and
unpaid for the really sold TO w. W. Ca
roIhers by complainant wbs, liens sill
exi.t sqsIns. SAID realty and the evi
dence 10 support thereof, aud The order Of
priority Of said liens. Ne shall ascertain
and report who now owns the bonds in
me bill named. aud what Payments have
been made thereon aud when made,
and any other IN tiers by him deemed
pertinent, or required by any Of the par.
lies. And leave IL given the defendant
w. ". Csrolters 10 file his answer With
in sixty daysio have all and the same ef-
fee, as If it had been filed sl hi. term.
A Copy-fesie.
VIM. A. CdAPL!NE, Clerk.
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Z2H;E|[2I99l;&

MALE OR FbMALE.-WE ARE NOW
WI prepared TO furnrh all classes with Cor.
st.nt Employ melt, al home. the whole or rsu
e The time. Brtins,s new. re'ptd .ble end
very prohlsble. Per,on, Of euhtr ser easily
earn from s. 10 81 per evening. shds much
larger snoon, 10y dsyo'iag thar who'll tine 10
the business. Boys and girls earn DesrIy %
much a. men O, women. Any ore sending 10,
our Full INSTRUCTIONS {, certain 60 make money
fast. That you msy test the bu,ine". We viii
'enl Free BY natl. our FUIL INsrRUC.
TONS now 10 cOMMENCE, ,l.o q Vel.
"a Ie S. PIE Package ~ Goods Tbose slfss.
dy started are making S6O per week ds,oiine 4
20 hours Dag. NO CAPITAL NEEDED
10 start tu,iG,ss. T. Is s5aplsJ Tor all Ioesli-
tics. llyoG V1nt permanent Employ ment. sbd
large 'eturn,. 'snd ,our addre. 10 NJ YOUNG
4 Co. 66 Fulton st, New York,
Nov 70 rt = = snt
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&The Carlisle, (Pa.) FOiunteer says
mat The contract between the Cumberland
valley Railroad and the Msr,insburg and
Potomac Railroad has been completed
The former company loaning the latter
si75,OOO and takes mortgage upon their
road az security.
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GLOVER SEED-250 Bushels Choice
VI Ohio Clover Seed Tor salo by
McCTdy e. Duke
?RhE Improved Eagle Hay, Straw and
4 Stalk Gutter. cut, fye different
lengrhr, also tie improved Delaware Corn
Shelter. double and single spout, Tor sale
by .Hc CHrdy g. Duke.
WHE laree.t stock Of Gne Table ard
4 PncheI Cutlery in the county. will be
found at nc Curly g. Dukes.
EVERY article in he Tlnwsre Irae for
~ sale by Nc CUrdy e. Duke.
2lHOSE in wsnt Of good Cook Stove
4 should cal! on NcCwdy e. Duke
INTERFERING Ci.tem Pumps.
"A Hydraulic Cement, for sale by
Nc Curly g. Duke.
lLD Iron, Bones, Rags, Old Copper,
W and Brass wanted al
WcCnrdy e. Dukes.
dec "a Chsrles'own.