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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEE SHlVARING SEASON.

Tie loss 10 the laboring classes Of the United
States, caused by fever and a.ue, has been es-
timaled a. upwards of two millions of dollars
per snnum. Whole settlements d, 9 sometime s
pru.lra.ed ny the disease, and i. IS regarded in
:. m3 localities 's che OF those v:itations Of
pr..vidsrct wtic": cnit!.ri re uvpihe. This is
Is mistake - 'cItrjnN r. any e.: th: evils
which are inVlloi BY E.2ls.t may be forest, sd
by prtchutloh-so cert, Uiy HAY nli attack o.
inter mittcnt or + miL.ent lover no prevented by
inyigorst ng the system with Ho.te,ipr's stom-
sch Buffers, in irnncr VI the Season, at which
this maIady prevails. Prevention, it is need less
to say, is the wlsost !ocy; but it is c"nsoling
to know that where time n IS not been thus TAX
en- by the forelock, and the paroxsyms have
actually commenced, II COMP etc cure may, in
all cases, be rapidly effected by tho use Of this
power ul vegetable tonic Tho reputation OF
The tilters specific for dy perss, liv er
complaint. constipation and nervous debility
has in some measure thrown into the shade its
merits rs n preventive and euro Ct other all
ments, but all who have ever taken it, either
IS protection against or remedy for maIa,
rious fevers will admit that it surpasses in ctG-
cheney all the so called specifics Gncuding qu.
nine usually prescribed for those maladles,
while it is ut the same time entirely harmless
and decidedly paiatable. sep 5-eolw
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Ess1oCAL BREvITIEs gentleman who had
NaGcetheart living 10 Alexandria county, ar
1ksed at her house on Monday morning last, EN-
hrsly unexpected, after an absence of years in
Arkansas, but before sun down that same day
Wa married man.
The special train for the conveyance of in.
'yitsd guests to and from the celebration Of the
of he construction Of the Shen
aSapah Valley railroad at Front Royal to-
Mglrow, will leave this city at a. u. return
igHt will leave Front Royal between four and
nsEo' clock the same evening.
BE repairs to Christ Church having been
co1Pleted, services will be held there on Sun
dsXRext.
%large party from this city ate ndcd the
SeA9zentest in Washington last night They
rete1ped In one OF the ferry boats between one
andawo clock.
Aistant u. S. Marshal john Oliver col
oredssis now engaged 10 taking what is called
the S6cis census Of this -intorma alton con
corning the public institutions.
A meeting Of the Third Ward Radicals vii
be he'd to morrow night in the coored schoo
house 90 Alfred street. between Princess and
Ofoneco when, it is understood, subject viii
be- Introduced that will inducs lively debate.
Aittlc child named Benjamin Beach had
near the Cotton Factory By Mr.. Surles, who
NJ afterwards attacked by oIe OF the child s
1st1tioDs, Knocked down and beaten.
Two valuable cows were stolen night or two
isace from Mr.. Jno. D. Smith, who lives near
@eAe upper end OF Royal street.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The CAMP. MEETING of the NJ. +. Church,
South, held this year, in Fauquier county, ha:
been we'll attended by ministers and people
T. The services commenced on Saturday night,
conducted by Rev. Messrs. johnson and Rob
Has. On Sunday last interesting and eloquent
6ermons were preach ed by Rev. B. s. Highlsy,
aDr. Bond, and DR.. Bennett. The conerega'
&ions were large and much interest was excit
Hi. At night Rev. Mr.. Landstreet preached,
lind number of penetents appeared. OD
MONDAY excellent sermons were preached by
Rev. Mr.. March and DR.. Bond. A general
Experience meeting was held on Monday morn
ang. The hospitality of the people Of Fauquier
5 every way worthy oftheir ancient character -
correspondents who write to US, all speak of it
IA terms of praise. They have extended their
Hind attention to the humblest stranger. The
Camp, Meeting was progressing yesterday no
Der the most favorabio auspices, and great
Food is anticipated as the result of the regi.
Jus exercises. The Winchester District of the
Baltimore Conference, Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, Of which Rev. Dr.. w. S.
Baird is Presiding Elder, includes aud area of
erritory between Hagerstowa, Md, and War
en,on, Va. The last Camp Meeting for this
b strict, during the present Conferences year, is
How in progress
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~ IN progress

GERMAN PATRIOTIC AID ASSOCIATION. "A
egu ar meetiog OF the German Patriotic Aid
ssocat'on was held in Harmonic Hall last
ght In the absence Of the President, the
lice President, A. Rosen,hal, took the chair.
he Secretary of the Association, William
lelzger, was present and performed the duties
his Office.
! The committee to whom the matter had been
kterred reported that $500 had been subscrib-
j and partially collected. They we're instruct.
; to pr, c,ed at once with the collection of the
Smaiodr, and were directed to make arrange.
ents for 4 public demonstration, and report
ogress at a meeting to be held next Tuesday
ght A resolution concerning the ACCESSIBILITY
giving concert 70, the purpose of raising
: Ids in iii of the sufferers by the war in
bropc was debated by Mrssrs. Eessler, Rosen
hl, Pcrtncr, Schneider Ruben and Melzger,
"a r.jacrcd, and the meeting then adjourned.
@After the meeting pcw comic song, concern.
= the late victories of the Plussiaus, was sung
i excellent style by Mr. Fred Stuesser. Bue
! his we're burned in front of the hall and some
~ rockets were sent up.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE. GAzETTE.l
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM FRANCE

|
PARIS, Sept. Jules F4vre is awaiting a
United States Government. II is thought
that the reply will have great effect through
out the coup,ry.
BRUSSELS, Sent The indie pendeuce ge
says Empress Eugene is the guest Of the
Hoover family at the chateau of McySse, near
Brussels
PARIS, Sept. Livery French town yet
heard from accepts the Republic joytu;y
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The Russian Govern
ment is about to propose Congress- OF the
Great Powers Prussia will Certainly decline.
PARIS, Sept. T. The French enpineers are
destroying the tunnels on the railroad liues
running east out OF Paris.
The Prussian advance is said to he pear Sis
sons. marching rapidly toward Paris.
| Nothing has Leeu received IRON StrGs5ourg
for day or two.
General Trochu reilerates his statement that
| Paris is safe.
The Prussars have reached Laon, as was
heretofore reported.
Trains are arriving hourly with artillery
cavalry, and infantry from the front.
The rolling stock Of the eastern roads is now
mostly concentrated here or sent west TO Flaw
re aud elsewhere.
ROME Sept. THE proclamation of the
French Republic caused the most profound
sensation here Arrests, made by the authori-
ties, which were numerous before this event,
have now become innumerable. Hundreds
have been Imprisoned on the charge OF eoupira.
Cy.
PARIS, Sept 1.-THE Departments adjoining
Paris are organizing.
PARIS, Sept. 7.-Inmeuse defensive cxer
tons are still being made.
The army continues to retire before the Prus
sian advance
There seems to be but one patriotic sentiment
among the people, viz, defense OF the Ma
ton"
Organic ltion is quietly proceeding.
There is no dissent anywhere from the belief
in the necessity Tor the Republic.
There is great rejoicing at the practical re
mova Of the rigid press censorship.
War news and details are now published
without hiudrence.
The report of the arrival of The Prussian ad.
vance at Soiss.ns* is confirmed.
Kit would seem from this dispatch that the
Sissons or Sisonne OF the t rmer dispatch this
a. 10. should have been "Sissons.
LONDON, Sept. lit is denied that the
MuihauSe National Guard has successfully
resisted the Germans who were seeking to
pass the Rhine at that point.
Nearly all the wounded who we're collected
at Sedan have been sent, under the capitula-
ton, to the neighboring towns and FARMS
Twelve hundred soldiers of MoMahon's army
arc reported ct Meier s. 10000 are between
Eobzlercs. and La Chine RupeleuX.
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Fairfax county, aug 6-2awts
VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

Pursuant TO the decree of the Circuit Court OIL
Fairfax county, entered at Juno term, 1870 in
the suit Of Charles B. Hamilton &C., VS.. Z
Hamiltou and others, the undersigned, Com.
missoners, named in said decree, will on MON
DAY, the 10Th duy OF September, 1870, Court
day, befor the door of Fairfax Court House.
sell, TO the highest bidder, by public auction,
that VALUABLE FARM on which Thomas
Ayro formerly resided. This farm contains
3ltI acres. The soil is very productive. being
the red slate, So we'll adapted to wheat and coru;
susceptible Of easy. rapid and permanent i'm
provement; is situated on the Little River turn
Pike adjoining the lands Of VIM. Ayre and OH
ers, near CnsntilIy. The clio red land is now
even v.ry productive, " hire there is abund
ance of valusb tim Der and excellent Water
Persons desiring to purchase this farm, are re-
ferred to Mr.. tnos Hamilton, who will take
pleasure in sho wing he same
TERM i-''ne.tentn of tho purchase money
cash the residue in three equal instal ments al
six twelve aud oi.hteen months, with interest
Fl. m the day of SALE 20 be secured by the D. nds
OF the purchaser, and retention OF tile uE:ii the
last Pay melt is msde Stamps aid deed at the
cost If tho purchaser.
NJ. D. BALL
THOS. MOORE,
Fairfax co., aug 1F-laWts GINS of ale.
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THE LATE SUICIDE AT ACCoTINK. "A letter
pun gentleman 10 Accotink, speaking of the
se suicide of Mr.. George R. Taylor, in that
aage, says MIR. Taylor was worthy indus
! pus man, he had been in our employ tor
Dirty 90 years, and was subject to fits OF de.
4gement. He had been sick for four months,
= was very much depressed in spirits; fear
. his family would suffer, and feeling himself
teat burden to them. He 90 doubt was de
ISgcd on the subject, and although his friends
y all in their power to cheer him, he would
e#tmes be very dull, still no one thought OF
lmtakiny his life. 1t is sad thing and has
l i great gloom over our village.
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
THE COUNTIES OF LOUDOUN AND
FAlRFAX.-Pursuan TO the decree OF the
Cilcuit Court Of Fairfax county. pronounced 4.
June term, 1870, in the suit Of Mary K. Chi
chester VS.. John II. Chichester ct al, the I'm.
der.igned Commissioners in said decree psm.d d.
will Oh MONDAY, The 18th of September 1870,
before the door OF the Court House in the town
of Leesburg, Court dry sell, TO the highest bid
der, the following PA kCELS OF LAND, iy-
ing in the county of Loudoun:
Lot No. 2-Contsining 2l8 acres, roods and
poles.
Let No. 3-Containing 265 acres, rood and
3 poes These lots constitute part of the
tract of land formerly belonging to the estate
of -- Peyton. and were assigned to the es-
tate oil George Chichester in the partition of
said estate. Lot No. 2 is heavily wooded,
largo proportion in f re oak tim Der, well water
ed and adjoins the lands of John Lyon and
Others. Lot No hiss about two-thirds clear
OF Elijah P. Myers, Charles Janney and others.
Farmwell station, on the Washington u Ohio
Raj road, is about three miles from this prop
erty.
And on the 10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1870, pursuant to said decree. they will sell, 20
the highest bidder, before the door of Fairfax
Court Bou,e, the following TRACTS OF
LAND, lying in Fairfax county:
!. That VALUABLE FARM, formerly the
residence of Capt Geo Chichester, called IN an
thereon largo FRAME DWELLING, en-
Barn Stables. With all the usual out. Gill.
buildings q grist and saw mill. The soil is
we'll adapted TO grass, grain and fruit. Much
of this farm is covered with timber, perhaps
the most valuable in the county. Contains
54e3 acres
q A TRACT, containing 1921 acres, lying on
the waters of Middle run. Mr.. A. l.. Meken-
ze, who resides near Accotink P. O.. will give
tie desired information in reference to this
land.
3 LOT Of Is acres, known MS the Race
Field, near Fairfax Court House.
For description of the Loudoun land ref
erenca may be had to Mr.. Jas. Manklns Plats
Of the several tracts will be exhibited at SALE
TERMS-One tenth of the purchase money
in hand as deposit; the resdusin three equal
irstslments payable at six, twelve and eighteen
months. with interest from the day of SALE to
be secured by the bonds of the purchaser, with
approved personal security. and retention of
title until the last payment is made. Stamps
and deeds at the cost of the purchasers.
II these lanes are not sold on the ,ys named.
they will then be tor sale privately and in par
coils to suit purchasers.
THOS. r. LOVE,
NJ D. BALL,
THUS. MOORE
aug 6-lswts CONS. OF Sale.
RI aes huro Washin ptoniaD cOny.1
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sBRIDGE REPAIRED. The railroad draw on
IGsouth side of the Long bridge is completed,
81 the local trains resumed travel this morn
g The draw is constructed out of new tim
eE aud is said to be much stronger than the
II formerly used, it having been subject to
IN severe tests by heavy freight trains
Och We're run over it before passengers were
sewed TO pass. Local and through trains are
0H running regularly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-07

SUDDEN DEATHS. sly esterday morning, MIR.
John L. Taylor, aged sixty five years, who has
been Tor the past five months a clerk in the
Land Office, died suddenly in the western
basement OF the Patent Office Building,
Washington. The deceased was born 10 Stat
ford county, Va. in 1905. where he received bis
education, after which he removed to Washing
ton and studied law with the father of Richard
and W. D. Wailach, and was admitted to the
bar in 1929 II the following year he moved
TO Chilicotbe, Ohio, which he made his per
manent residence. He was for six years ma
or general oil the Ohio militia, and represen
ted his district ia Congress for eight years
from lS47 to 1855. He was an Cd Line Wing
and wa, held in high esteem by his constl
tuents and COLLEAGUES in Congress. During
his service in tho House he Was appointed OF
several important committees, and was regard
ed by his associates then and to the day OF hi:
death as man Of fuc attachments, and OF the
most courteous and attractive manners-one o
the good old school of gentlemen.
At Il o'clock last ri ght Captain James f.
Stewart, we'll known citizen Of Washington
dropped suddenly on the sidewalk at The cor
ucr of Seventh aud streets, and before med
ical aid arrived he had ceased to exist. De
ceased was captain in the Mexican War, and
raised his company in Baltimore.
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VALUABLE MILL Fur SALE.

By virtue of deed Of trust from Juliue X
Howell TO VIM Ii uulany, bearing date us,
dav cf March, 1879, and of record in the Lard
records OF Fnirfnx county, liber b, NO T. iolio
t. Tor the set ioF'h $50 con on
Jsr in front of Fairfax Court House, sell. to
the highest bidder, all that properly known as
on Accolink run, ubou: one mile north Of tho
Little River Pike, and near Goodin@'s Tavern.
The lot contains Is scrcs. TIE Mill thereon
needs repair. lie site is q good one, the vol
ume of water amp and the land attached OF
good quality. Terms cash
THOMAS MOORE,
Fo;fs~ on ;e1q1srag Sub Thu tee.
@lh sbov- .ale hos been po';poned until
the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, Court o"y "neh
j. Wi b. oGere q, The same place on the fol-
ioainp trims One halt cash. ard ths fc,idue
=, sir months, with interest
b. ''A Ni0''' THOMAS MOORE,
r;tx on iy 2l-IaWts sub. Trustee
ns-I he above sale Las been pos'po"ed Until
MrNDAY, the 18th day OF Septem Der leU.
~ THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax CO., aug 22-'swts 'ub T'u''ee
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Tariff Duties.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Treasury De.
partmcnt is informed that heretofore goods
have been admitted to entry at Preside del
Norte and other points On the Mexican border
by that Government at about one third the
equal tariff rates, but that hereafter, and with
out further notice all goods imported there must
paw the full tariff duties
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foToMAC BRANCH PILoTs.-The organiza-
tin known as tho Alexandria Branch Pilots
h1 ceased to exist, and their boat, the Oliver
Hxrrson, has been taken off her station and
~ usht here to be put 10 order for the oyster
Ik1dc. All the pilots are now on the same
|ioeting and each can make what bargain he
|sApks proper with the captains of vessels.
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Beouest-The Proihibtory LAW

Boston, Sept THE will Of the late John
Simmons beoueathes halt a million of dollars
10 establish the Simmons Female Seminary
for cultivation in the departments of education
customary to the sex.
Amor.g the cities aud towns voting yester
day 10 favor OF licensing the sale of ale and
lager beer were Cambridge, Lowell, Worcester,
Lawrence, ard Taunton. a majority Of the
SNAIL towns voted in favor Of prohibition, as
did also New Bedford
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Auction SALE~.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE NEAR
y ALhGANUklA.-1 execution OF u de.
crec of the Circuit Court Of FalItax render g.;
ct the juno term. 1870, in the salt OF Collar.
and wife vs. MILAN, the undersigned will tx
pose for sale By uuniic auction at Fairfax q
b. on BOMBAY. The 18th Gay OF September
rex, Curt day, that beautiful FARM, in the
c'Tnty Of Fairfax, now occupied by X. Il:
;'tuhhe'l, the former purchaser, who has fal'e d
To comply with the terms OF sale. This farm
WIS originally the property Of Mrs susanna
Mhisn. who occupied IL ~ the time Of her
death The tract lies upon the road lesding
from Alexandria t Fredericks burg known rs
the Telegraph road, and the waters of Do. NC
run, and is about six miles from Alexsndris,
and adjoins the lands OF DR. Chase and the late
NJ. Mason and Dennis Johnston. 1t contains
l30 acres, and has upon it a comfortable -
DWELLING. Barn, Stable and other .ssS8
out-buildings and is of good quality.
Also, TRACT containing 30 acres, about
one mile from the tract above described-all in
wood.
TERMS-One tenth of the purchase money
in hand; the residue in g. II and Is mouths
proved security, ard retention of the title
Land TO DO resod upon the failure OF the pur-
chaser TO comply, with the forfeiture of the
cash payment. Law. B. TAY LOR,
Ii. W. THOMAS,
Fairfax CO., aug 6-2awts Commits
DARN FOR SALE.-ln execution CT de-
II cree of tho Circuit Court of Fairfax, rem
dered ut its June term, 1870. in the suit of j. h.
Daniel ext friend, &C., vs.. A. s. Grigsby and
Others tho undersigned will offer for sale. al
Fairfax @. H.. on MONDAY, september 10Th,
Court day, the FARM now occupied by John
II. Daniel, situated in the county of Fairfax, on
the waters Of Elk Lick run, containing 95
acres and adjoining the lands of r. N Daniel,
Thomas Settle and others. This tract was de-.
vised by the late Stephen Daniel TO the ssid
John Il. Daniel; is OF .,ood quality, with COM
Portable improvements
TERMS-Ten per cent TO BIO paid down as a
deposit; the residue in g. IL and le months,
with interest, to be secured by bond, with good
security the title to BIO retained until the pur.
chase money is paid and the cash payment to
be forfeited, and the resold at the risk o; the
purchaser should he fail to comply.
II. w. THOMAS, Comm'r.
Fo{rfoy nountv aup e -2.wta
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y
oliticaI Affairs In Prince William

of the Alexandria Gazette.
= At county convention which assembled at
FatSvlIc on Monday to nominate candidate,
the county officers, the following named
tlemen were declared the nominees:
Or Commonwealth Attorney,J. F. Clark :;
Clerk Of the Courts, Lucien A. Davis; Tor
pnty Treasurer, W. w. Kincheloe; Tor
Entf Milton Weldon.
here was a meeting OF the Conservative
'rs PRESENT, and Delegates We're appointed
CONGRESSIONAL convention to be held in
ESandria, Jour fifths OF whom are supposed
o. favorable to the nomination of Judge H.
Thomas.
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HEALTH GIVING WINE,

Sometime since Mr.. A. Speer, of Psssaic, N.
j., presented US with bottle OF his Port Grape
Wine. In our turn, we presented it to friend
who was in feeble health. Alter giving the
wine few trials, our friend assures US he de:
rived marked benefits from its uso We find
that many invalIs in this city are using Speer' S
Port Grape Wine with the same beneficial re-
suits Druggists keep it. sep 5-lw
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TIE POPULAR REMEDY.

Gautier's Native Wine Bitters cures nervous
headache, nervous and general debility, chils
and fevers. dyspepsia. indigestion and all d.
seases of the kidney. As q tonic and appetizer
these Bltters aIe valuable above all PRICE
Procure bottle and test their merit. For sale
by all druggists and grocers. sep 5-lw
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DR L. LOEWINSOHN will give instruc
~ ton in the GERMAN LAN"UAGE at
Belle Haven and St. Mary's Institutes and at
st. Johns Academy during the present session,
aud will also open q NIGHT SuHOUL FOR
YOUNG M EN- OH the lon of October, ut the
room on the corner of King and Pitt streets
formerly occupied by the Messr<. lia-pcr ss II
dry goods store He will Also give private in
struction in the German language to such as
may desire to take lessons during the fall and
winter months. Application can bo mado At
1C9 hing street, second story. sep .-lW
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FEED!

Receiving and in store
100 bales prime HAY.
50 bales RYE STRAW.
10 bushels MILL OFFAL.
SEQ bushels prime OATS.
400 bushels white and yellow CORN.
100 bushels COIN MEAL.
All of which will sell in any quantity at
lowest Cash prices and deliver to any part of
the city Tree Of charge.
VIM. F. HENDERSON,,
je2l 81 and 81 Cameron street.
A LkXANDRlA FEMALE SEMINARY,
N No. ITO n. WASHINGTON ST.
he exercise OF this Institution will be re-
sumed On W ednes day, the l4ih inst. Persons
dcs'ring to enter their htldren for the coming
sese'oM are requested 10 do so as early as may
Do CONVENIENT. in order that the pupils may not
lo,e time by getting behind their { asses.
Teachers OF reputation and experience have
been added to the corps OF instructors, and COW
cred plank walks have been placed in the
grounds TO protect the scholars from exposure
10 dam pntss in wet weather
sep 5 3: w W. LEGARE, Principal
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LIST OF LETTERS.

~ The following is a list of letters remain
ing in the Alexandria, Va, Postofhce. Sept. 6.
NB- Persons calling for letters will please say
they are advertised, aud give the date of the
list.
ESr Drop letters must, in ali cases. be pre-
paid. Place the stamp on the face of tho letter
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sTOVEsl STOVEsl STOVESl

Ihavo on hand and constantly receive com.
plete assortment! Of Cooking, Dining Room and
Parlor Stoves, at prices which defy compet-
ton Old Stoves taken in exchange and their
full value given. Call and examine before pur.
chasing elsewhere. M. ~ BEN,
al 3N.lm 80 kirg s.. DR.. Cooks old stand
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MAR KlED.

September 7tb, 1870. at the Methodist Prot
estant Parsonage, by Rev. B. r. Benson. Mr..
Mrs FRENCIOSE 'GOUTHEIR, of Paris,
France