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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-14

OPENED BY WIN. N. BERKLEY,
No. 81 King street.
White and bali blesehed Table diapers: Ia
Lace Randkerchiefs, bleached and brown Can
ton Flsnnels, and more Of those very cheap
Black Alpacss, which have sold SO freely. 1
invite oil wishing good and cheap goods to give
me q call. dec Is
HOLIDAY GOODS AT @. W. GREEN'S,
II rs King street.
Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Cigar Stands.
Fancy Ink Stands, and q Thousand other useful
and ornamental articles, all of which will be
sold at sstonishing!y low prices.
&srNo trouble to exhibit stock, dec IL
THE CBEAPESTSUGARS, COFFEESs and
i SYRUPS in this city are for sale by
q. VIM. RAMSAY,
dec 147 KING street.
M EAT CUTTERS and STUFFbnS at
M OARLIN g. SONS,
dec So King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-14

rENTLEMEN'S DRESSSH1RTS made ty
" measure, Of the best materials; fit euaran-
teed. We bava never Jet ia led in fitting our
customers, which il III" promise for 'ha future.
dec 10 WI MER & SLAYNAkER.
EINAL NOTICE Accounts due the late
4 firm of BREWIS & LAWSON must be
paid By January lst, 1871:
r. N. LAWSON,
dec 5-2w Sur7'g. Part. Brewis 81 Lawson:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12

many women in this city, hut
another ycsr nay pass befor it be-
comes II ady for occupation.
TIE RULES OF TEE HOUSE.
As is WI! understood, this en-
tcrpri>e Of NJ. S.r~artis intended
.oT t&o beut:it q single wome",
whose laoaNs will Dot conveniently
allow u payment OF the high
charges Tor hnar.i now exacted in
this city. The furniture and gen
eral fitting up viii be those Of Il
t;rst-class hotel. No restraint OF
ANY description will be aid
upea the iumates beyond al in
tecdiction. usual in sll hotels, from,
entering tho domestic departments.
Visitors Of both sexes will be al
lowed, and ing:css au egress at al
hours will be permitted, as else
who're. Any applicants with sat-
l&sactocy references will be re-
ccivel, bat the room rent will to
required strictly in advance. Food
will be paid :or when consumed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12
Tho Governors Proclamation.

| We Ca! SPECIAL attention 10 GoV:
S"otls proclamation, published i'll
our advertising columns, which
commauds the abandonment under
| penalty OF imprisonment, Of all
military organizations not all
thorized ua&ur the militia law
and approved by AiM. We were
aware Of the eprovisions Of the
militia Jaw, when We advised II
| organization OF white coupauils
logsc:viGe ia tho militia; but in
as;auva =; co!ovel companies !orn-
s'>i in the ~AMe way have been &C
ceptci, We SAW no karin IN follow
Ing the governors !e;:'!. even when
he departed from q strict coru-
| pEiance with Vi! the provisions OF
the act.
Ba: ths isous Of L proclamation
| declaring this course illegal puts s
different face on tho matter. His
| eHec:tcncs, by this proclamation,
| declares !: Il crime for white men
TO pu: any check upon his uuccn-
s.itationsl "Natioual Guard"-u1-
constitutional because it violates
the civil rights act Of Congress,
which provides that there shall be-
no distinction in civil aud political
rights (Which includes the righs
10 bear arms in the militia, on
account OF race and color. Ile
steps oa: in front Of his "piekes
line" and places himself il con-
fict with. this act Of Congress, by
! declaring It pcnitentisry offence
for w':i.e non to aspire to the
honor Of serving in the militia,
aud why? Because he has a.
! ready AIMED and equipped the men
he wants for his ogn purposes.
But, however !ncouSistently
with tie constitutions the governor
may construe and execute the
militia law, his position gives his
construction the sanction Of le-
guilty until it IS nuliiied by some
higher tribunal. There is no inn
mediate prospect of this question
being brought into the United
States courts, no: is it specially
desirable that it should be. The
governors proclamation, in the
meantime, has ali the authority Of
iaw, aud We neither wish to vio-
!ote recognized law, even when
it bears oppressiveiy upca q large
portion Of oar people. uor BY anyz
thing published in Our coluuns to
induce any Of our ci!i2cns to rem
der themselves liable 10 false ic1-
prisonment.
For these reasons We modify
our previous advice, and recon-
mead the formation OF Union Re-
form clubs in lieu Of military Or
ganiza.ions. The organization We
desire is not ior the purposes Of
farming, dr!l!iag, exercising the
manual ofarms or military man.
ceuyres." 1t is for the mutual
protection nforr civil and personal
rights, and this can be secured
equally as we'll By a political as a
military organization. So for as
the ''pri:ie. pomp and circumstance
Of g!orious war" is concerned, We
are wiling to leave all that to our
colored Gre, he-n, for whose ns+~
ural!y mart;aI spirit It hes special
attractions. We therefore recon-
mend that all persons who have
Joined military companies disband
Forthwith, and organize Union
Reform ciubs.
Can his Exccli"rcy trump up
any Law against political organiza-
tons? II SO. We request him to
speak ont at once in another proc
lamation on the subject Yor&oiHe
Enquirer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12
Pensacola, Florida, has bee!

Pensacola, Florida, has been
sol1 out, and the best of the joke
is that she has bid herself in. The
carpet-baggers and sca.awags who
run the city government had lev
led Illegal taxes that the city
would not pay, and the property
was pnt up for sale for taxes
Nobody would bid, and the city
bought in the property. The next
move. We suppose, will be to cx-
pei the citizens from the property,
and We SHALL then see city with
out inhabitants, and owned by a
corporation that has no constltu-
cnts.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12

One Of tie oldest lawyers SAYS
that the three most troublesome
cliets be ever had were young
woman Vino wanted 70 be married,
3 married woman who wanted a
divorce, and an Old maid who didn't
kaow what she wanted.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12

TIE Free tLasoDs in the German
and French armies have given
earnest evidence Of their brother
hood and humaity during the wa.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12

4 lady in Oshkosh, Wirconsi,,
amused herself IL church On Sun.
day by counting the different
styles Of doing up the hair, and
found ffty-one.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12
Tor the Herald

'>''''> ''N'''' l'' WV w S''e va
= Snort description Of the great
city oi Berlin, the pruss;an Capt.
tai. city famous for so many
ages, and still ranks among the
first and greatest mctropoliscs in
al Eu:o%c ; rs wei. as Nittcnbcrg
and Dresden. Berlin is q bcauti-
f:!-o- # that be too lame IN cpl
:h2t-i will say Il magnificent
city, Iic!: in works Of art, museums,
public Institutions, and number
less palaces. How full Of historic
interest, what mighty conflicts
crowd before the minds eve. as
We gaze on tilat celebrated statue
81 Frederick til" Great, and at the
'2crc mention OF Brandcnburg
Gate. can &c not sec that serious,
aus; crc-l looking and far-f;lmcd Bo-
nararte As he marches his victO-
1'ious !csions bcne;th its high
.,..!o., w., J., :, ,,;s oo,r.r1
and huge sweep Of ieSoIation, en-
;rrc;i that very gate, erected in
llo3, ana carried as q trophy 10
France The hcaH:itui bronze quad
..;.sn which stands over the central
o. rn,..,l arch TL;s howcvcr
I D,'': 49,
",'' ,'' - :" ''' '''-' '"'
";'' &c % v "'cri"o, al" WIS ''eh
brought back to Berlin and placed
in the same place whence it had
haas. ,.,,..o
~.
l ~ '''''' S''e'': '|''"' H'|"
nearly every one has heard some
ching, ";;i'"d rHfeT NJ" ht"ach,
from i;* tiAe avenue Of lines, is
one Of IT," finest streets | have
soen IN j,1rone This street or
a.. !..,..;.:,1 ,,.,r. of = ox,.n,s
cs .' p c|
= '.'' '''0 ~ '''''' ''0'''0' "'''e' !"
'''r equestrian statue OF frr"eF!cN
TIC Great, which makes it at least
an f:...ii~!l mile in length 1t bus
-,., ...,,.,,,.. o@ r.,: :, tlo..r+r
-, ..o ,.; ,.> -
'''' ''''S ""'V u > ''''~ ''''
l"Ierior rows a"o mixed, plan:"'F,
ac"v;a, s"d aspen 1t is one hun
Dire; wards wi.ie pcrfcctlv STRAIGHT
..r,,n ,..,d 90 .,i ..Id ~ ,h;. .ho
" =,
AK ''';S'''' >"".'> 'l' e!'"'' S'"e'
t'::' c" ;;Ee r"Ea' i'iaceS, the cHI-
!i:v> .: the French and Russian
l.c.-;,i,n, the fine building Of one
~. ~. tu.. ur;y.rs;,;rs n tho
..:s,
""F''' III " ) oT"0'''u' ma:"'c
statues interSrtrSc1 mere and there
throughout the avenues, mum per-
less tiac cauipagcs dashiny by.
.,I E., ,,nI,;.rd. uf finely dressed
, I t,,.n ,, ,.;II
'',,,'':' ',;,, 49, un ,.."a,
H'' . ..l ','~,S 80 '..,n -, D,.i;'
,,.i,;,, ~; -. ...,,I w;,Lnnt ornamnnt. .
80 '''>.'. ''''I' ',.'o"' ,,S ~ ao,;
\.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12

There is planter in Bullock
county, Ala, who has not bouch,
a bushel Of corn or a pound e.
aacca for thirty-seyen -ears.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12


arc scntrics presenting arms every
minute, officers with feathers, and
orders passing increasingly, hack
ney coaches ratllins about, and
numbers Of well dressed people,
1t is a curious illustration of the
difference, between the civilization
Of the fine arts and that Of the
useful arts in their Influences on
social wcIl-beiny, that this city. a.
populous As Glasgow or Marches
ter, has al Italian Opera, Il vast
number OF thcgtrcs, Il large picture
gallery, = statue gallery, and mu-
scumS Of all kinds 4 musical
academy, schools Of all descrip,
tions, 4 University with over one
hundred professors, the most dis,
tinguiShcd men Of science vino can
be collected in Germany: and is
undoubtedly the capital, the cen,
tral point of taste in the fine arts.
and Of mind and intelligence IN
literature for vast proportion OF
the enlightened and refined Of the
European population. Berlin is
the first city in Germany for the
variety Of its manufacturing works
the principal are those Of cloth.
linen, carpets, silks, ribbons, and
printed cottons, Berlin jcwclry,
paper, porcelain. and musical in
>;rumcntS. 1t is the great centre
OF instruction and intellectual de-
velopment in Northern Germany :
lis libraries are large, and cdUca-
tional establishments very numc-
rous. Its University, founded in
1903, comprising schools OF .iariS-
prudence, mccI;cinc AID philoso-
phy, has nearly two thousand
scholars. 1t has an Academy Of
Fine Arts. an Academy 0: Sciences,
ali Academy for the Encourage
mcnt Of Industry, and an Academy
of Music. Geographical Society,
and Society Of Natural History, Il
Theological Seminary, Schools of
Artillery, Military Engineering,
Architecture. Sculpture, Painting
and Music.
The Museums and Picture Gal
!cry Of Berlin arc among the finest
in Enrope-and as to the build
ings, especially those OF the Mu-
slums, there arc few that can sur
pass them. The splendid marble
columns and stairca>eS. the clean
illness which prevails, and the order
in which every hing is arranged,
renders the effect truly magnid
cent. At the entrance Of the Old
Museum is that celebrated statue
Of the Amazon. by Kiss: this
statue, and the beautiful frcScocS
with which the wall or sides of
!hc portico are adorned, are the
admired Of Ill admirers. The trc-
>coeS are by CorncIius. and are al
''SS't!'1 r'l'' 'oS'. 4 ''"''' U ". tho t"o
r''a'l''' I. u 'nI '',' We, - ~. w. ,"'
n'7' MOOR Is t"' -N"se".' " l -l"
l'q"'!eI; Oh Tue S"c"''p 'nG ''11IP.
,E:e "a'!e'S' S"o OF 'lo thl'o '"e :.
flcture Uaii7rt' l" tne rear OF
the o'1 Museum: aho connected
with 1T oy a covered arcade: T'ai'HS
the ne" Museum d most SP,c"1'o
'"'I'!n&; Elcn III ant'4"i''e7' |SSP-
tI;'n ana y "riHcrE' a. "c,, aS MS
Soi1cai and ethHoio7Ica' co!'rv,'"nS'
ne Picture Cutlery Is diE'aco 'h'o
forty departments, containing pro-
ductlons from celebrated Fr1nrh,
Italian. Spanish. Dutch. Flemish.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12
Young lady physicians are mal'

tinl:in5 throughout tho country:
ana as y rcsAlt, it IS said. the
young non arc getting more SICK
= ti:aa tha< used to he.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12
The Wcman's Hotel.
CONDITION o. Ia. STEWART : G2EAT
E%iE2EaISE-ITS rlOGTEsS AND
CGjECTa.

: E%iE2EalSE-ITS rGOGrESS AND
CGjEcTa.
! The great Nomans Iote!o Of .Ai:.
Stewart: in New York. on Fourth
s7enue, between Tu;r:y.second
and Th!rty-te:ra streets: has reach
ed the third Of its seven stories,
and is fast becoming ~ object Of
interest to the crowds daily pas
sing its rising walls.
! THE DIMENSIONS.
The whole building is to be
! CT iron, fIlod in wi:h brick, and
will BE- thoroughly fire proof: It
will cover and area OF 4l,000
square feet. the fi'out on Fourth
sveuUe measuring 1924 feet,
and tue two frouls o. Thirty.
second ard Thirty-thirI streets.
20o feet respectively.
The architectaraI design Of the
strrc;ar" is modern Frouch Gothic.
with s mAusard root, IA The up.
pcrlart ofwhich viii be all additiou-
atstoiyto those cnu@ Grated. Thc
color is to bs wLite, and The height
Of tho building, 81 the h;gbes.
parts oi the root; one hundred aud
niue feet. The mai: part of the
structure, 10 the outablature, is to
l2 niuo.y' feet. and to this the roof
will aJ>i twelve feet q: Tie sides, and
c'gLtoeu feet at tic savcra! centres.
on the different streets.
The principal! outranc2 on Eo:.rti,
avenro is As feet wide, and the
2oct:"o front two stories il he; S.::, is
.!:eaaiy built: together with the
outlines q tYeuty-iour stores.
each - lee; doep by II wide,
which Are coMprei:euded in the
first story. a wide staircase vii!
laal from tbs veslibuia 20 the up-
per stories. This vss:iAule xii!
have tail and massive pillars, and
hayoai it VII Ge a hall thirty feet
"iLe, pave! with marble, and Goa
tsiring double flights OF stairs.
Elevators will te constructed on
elch size Of these. Tie interior
courtyard, which the building
surrounds, measures 81 tset by
ZIG: and will afford light to tie
inner rooms. which do not face to-
wards the street. The house has
advanced sufficiently fAr to dis
p'sy this design. Ia The centre
Of the square Will be G fountain.
The basement is fourteen feef be-
low the level Of the street, and.
among other conveniences located
there, will be an engine for heat
ing tue building, moving the ele-
vators, aiding in the laundry work,
and driving the cooling fans that
are to play in various parts Of the
hnase. The bathrooms will also
be situated there. The kitchen
aud laundry arrangements will he
conducted on the most improved
note! plans. TentilIat;us shafts
will run from the basement to the
:ooG The height Of the first
story is l95 feet, tie second II
feet 2 inches: the THIRD ye. un-
i.H.Aed, is to lie - ::aet ? i4cDes,
'Le fourth -! feet, tie fifth ~
feet, :ne sixth II feet 5 inches, az
ti>. seventh 7 feet II inches.
TIE ia1adcy a"d kitchen ere to
be Oh tie trst aGOr. at tie back Of
the building. where stores c2"not
he coHs:ructad, and above these
viii be tie dung room, 81 feet ay
30, hal! f3r lectures cad cancc:;s.
tie reading :4om cad library.
The sleeping rooms viii lie both
sin lie end ic"blc, The former be-
ing io by l8 feet, ard the latter s
by 9 feet.
TIE COST OF goAED.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12
The OUTLAY.

The cost Of this building wil!
reach s3O0O.OA0, and tho interest
upon the ontlay will be chiefly
compensated Dy the rent Of the
twent y-tour stores. Tea per cent.
interest on the atoTe sum would
be s3000.OGa. THIS. divided by
"a, would gi"e an average rent of
sl2,5G9 mon each store. The
compietoA Of tie structure is an.
t!cipatcd with great eagerness T
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12
TIE COST OF ROAHD.

The rent to each tenant will be
hereafter fixed, but il will not
probably exceed one dollar & week.
.'"oj vi! he furnished cn the
restaurant p!sn, and viii be
rharG"d at original cost. with &
small addition 1nr tic expense Of
preparation, service, rent: &c.
Inssmucn IS the eS'ahlish mcnt is
calculated 10 LoIj fifteen hundred
pcrsons, the proportion Of expense
on each 6::7a viii he tar less than
if a small number were partici-
pants. Coffee or tea will rot ex-
cecd two cents & cup; meat, FIVE
cents q plate; vegetables, one 20
two cents . di~a; and other ar
ticlcs in proportion. Experience
at the Womsn's Hotel at IS Eliza
beth street, conducted on the same
p!an, but where The Numbers do
not exceed two hundred and fifty
inmates, demcnstTates that meat
c2a he remunerstive!y furnished
at eight cents; coffee and tea at
three cents; vegetables st two
cents; end pndriihg at three cents.
A resident can live we'll there, in
cIuling washing, for $3.50 aweek,
and in Hr. Stewart's establish
ment the cost TO each inmate will
probably not exceed 81 to s. &C.
cor;;ins the cnaIity end quantity
OF food INDUCED in.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-26
Legal Notice.

TLENRY G. BLAyNEY and David ". Blay-
III ney, Of Ohio county, West Virginia. will
take notice that on the 2Sth day of May, A
D.. 1870, George W. Griffith filed in the court
Of common pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, his
petition praying for an assignment o. dover
and for partition of the following real estate
situate in Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: The
east half of the northwest quarter of section
sixteen, township five Of raage five, contain
ing eighty acres, more or less; that at the
next term of said court the said George W.
Griffith viii ask for an order that dover be
assigned in said premises aud partition there
Of bspade GEORGR W. GRIFFITH.
BY HUNTER 4 HuSrsR, his att'ys.
ma3lw6
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Treasrller's Notice
T o T a x. p Al Y EsRsS |

NOTICE is hereby given. Athatsthe Dupli-
lNscates for the tax Of 1859, due jane q. are
ready for collection. All taxes not paid by
the 10th day of June win be subject to I've
per cent. penalty; and n not paid by the goth
lof July, will be returned delinquent and 20
per cent. penalty added thereto. Pay your
taxes and save the penalty. I will receive the
Tax at the Treasurer's Office.
Persons paying taxes are requested to make
the change when it is less than fifty cents.
DANIEL NEUHART,
maylTtd, g Treasurer.
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Farmers Helper.

CHoWS HOW TO DOUBLE THE PROF
- ITS OF THE FARM and shows how Far
mers and their sons can each make 800 FER
MONTH in Winter. 10000 copies will be mailed
free to farmers. Send name and address 70
ZEIGLER, McCURDY g. CO, Cincinnati, q.
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HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE.
FOR FAMILY USE-simple. cheap, reliable,
Xslrs EVERYTHING. AGENTS WANTED. Cir
cular and sample stocking FREE. Address
HINKfEY KNITTING MACHINE CO.. l62 West
4th street. Cincinnati, Ohio. mch8m3.
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yI7ANTED AGRNTS--To sell the HOME
wv SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
S25. Itmakes the Lock Stitch (alike on
both sides) and is the only licensed under
feed shuttle machine sold for less than $50.
Licensed by Wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Ba-
ker and Singer 4 Co. Ail'other underfeed
shuttle machines sold for less than.S60 are
infringements, and the aeller and user liable
to prosecution. Address JOHNSON, CLARK 4
Co., Boston, Mass, PittsbuIg, Pa, Chicago
H., or St, Louis, No, jy5m3,
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Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Sp!r.
its and Refuse Liquors dectored, spieed
and sweetened to please the. taste, called
ssTouics," 'Appet,sers, '"Restorers," &c., that
leads the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin,
but are true medicine, made from the native
Roots and Herbs of California, FREE from all
ALcoHoIIeSTIMuLASTs They are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE CIV
ING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renoyator
and Invigorator of the system, carrying off all
poisonous matter, and restoring the blood to
healthy condition. No person can take
these Bitters according to directions, and re-
main long unwslls
! 800 will be given for an incurable case,
provided the bones are not destroyed by min
eral poisons or other MEANS and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point of repair. "a
For Infommatory and Chronic Rkea-
naatisns, and Goh, Dyspepsia or ladiges-
tion, Bilious, Remsttent and Intermittent
Feccrs, Diseases of the Blood, Liuer, KID
neys, dnd Bladder, these Bitters have been
most successful Such diseases are caused by
Vitfated Blood, which is generally produced
hy arrangement of the Digestive Organs.
fOlcauS0 tfAo fSttlotSA ibioOt W hchOFci yOu
find its impurities bursting through the skin
pimples, eruptions or sores; cleanse it when you
| find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins
cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings
will tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
the. health of the system viii follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking in
| The system Of SO many thousands, are efectually
destroyed and removed. e asfiFs
In Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fe-
vers. these Bitters have no equal. For full di-
rections read carefully the circular around each
bottle, printed in four language ges-Engl glish, Ger
man, French and Spanish. ~
is' i.1fSfJ. WALKER. Proprietor,.e
la3 G fssa 30 Coinmeros street, n. Y,
sls.. =. R.. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and general Agents, San Francisco
and Sacramento, California, and 32 and "a
Commerce street, N. Y. 81 iuly5w4
- Sold By ALI. DRuGeIsrs AND DEALERS
| 4 GENTS WANTED-(slo per day y
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Settlement Accounts.

u .4f.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN settlement accounts viii be for hearing
Thursday. July 2S, 1870;
S. A. Morgan Adm'rsof George B. Lynch, final.
j. Stackhouse Admir- of John Christy final.
Geo. Schmidt Guardian of Jacob Swsitzer,
final.
W. A. FsrrsIl Guardian Of Elias crais's heirs,
final.
]. Anolter Guardian of ]. Rsusser's heirs,par-
tial.
Job stackhouss Guardian Of John slack, par.
tial.
J. sohoonovcr Guardian Of W. MoKeever's
heiss, partial. *.
D. Trsmbley Guardian Of WIN. Trucks heirs,
partial.
D. Rubls Guardian of ]. Hayward's heirs par.
tial
]. Griffith Gnardiaa Of ]. Davis heirs. par
tial. s. 4
WESTERN T. SINCLAIR. 1
jy12wtd. Probate Judge.
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THE SPIRIT, ,.uE DEMOCRACY.
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Tuesday. July 90, 1870.

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csy, bsnsstAssaibctal, i county auditor, dur I.
amounting to nearly SlS4. 600
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THE SECOND VOLUME OF

I IJITANTRD AGENTS-To sell the OcTAG0N
wv SEWING MACHINE, 1t is LICENSED,
makes the sElastic Lock Stitch" and is war
rsnted for 8 years. Price SIS. All other
machines with an underfsed sold for SIS or
Hess are ihfringements.' Address OcrAGoS
SEWING MACHINE Co., St. Louis, Mo-, Chicago,
IN, Pittsburgh, Pa. or Boston, Mass-je5m3.
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simple remedy, and win send the receipt free.
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$40 DAY-Busines entirely new and hon.
orable. Liberal inducements. Descriptive
circulars free. Address ]. G. RAND &sC0.
Biddeford, Ne. je5m3.