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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-26

The DsBArg which was announced to
come Oft before the Adelrhi Club tack
place last evening, Judge B. e. Whit
man presiding. Mr.. Hamlin opened The
discussion in favor OF the reccguiiion of
Cuban independence aud was succeeded
bY Mr.. II. s. Mason on the other SIDE
Maj Duugia9 su:cee ded Mason in the
affirmative. Gen. Marle;te who was to
have closed the debate on the negative
side ofthe proposition, excused himself.
The speeches were all highly creJit,bl-
to the amateur debaters. The Club
Committee decided the question 10 the
negative. IN accordance vita a sug.
gestion made by lady vote of thanks
was rendered to Mr.. Mason.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-26

RoBxRr BuRKs' BIarHDAY anniversary
was yesterday, the 25th inst We forgot
10 meption it in yesterdays Issue that
there was to be ball a. Mrs. Bovers'
las, evening ia honor Of the occasion.
Ey the way, ~ illustrative It the uure-
liability Of history. the biographical
aosiee Of Bnrns in AppIe,on's New
sdi'ion Of the poets works says that
&c vas bora on the 29,h Of J.auary,
1853 and smother edition which We re-.
serday consulted says he vas born on
sse 25;h Of that month aud year. Inas.
mach As the 25th Is the generally &C.
cepsei date, we reckon there is To need
Of compromise rs in the case Of 81
Pssrick's Biz hdny anniversary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-26

WHEgLER AND Wilson'S sewing
machine establishment at Bridgeport,
Conn.,, has been burned. Must be, As
reported, q very heavy loss.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-26

INTERESTING PUBLIC DocUNxNrs.-
We are much Indebted to Senator
Stewart for three pamphl~, volumes Of
Reports of The United STATES Commis-
siODers who attended the Universal
Exposition a, Paris 10 1857. These are
Report on Cereals; General Survey of
the Exhibition. with report on The
character and coaditiou Of the United
States Section; and Report upoa
Wool and Manufactures Of Wool. We
are also under Obligations to Mr.. Slow.
artfor copy ofthe Congressional Direc.
tory for The Second Session OF the Forty
First Congress, compiled BY Ben Perley
P0ore.
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TO PARENTS AND GUAR
DIANS!

TO PARENTS AND GUAR
DIANS!
THE OBJECT OF TPI5 ADVERTISEMENT
L 10 to give notice To Par suts ., d Guardians,
that the School recently taugAt by Mr.. Lawlor
wan be continued by the Under.
signed from the 17th inst.
The syetsm Of teaching that will bs adopted, in
continuing this school, il . system VIII CHI has
proved it-elf entire success after experience
VI TWEEN y-twO years, Ivy a gent vel k.Own
IN our Eastern cities, 10 be- gentleman ut the
heal Of the Profession. and one worthy If imit.-
tiVn IN every thi "pper aiming to teaching. This
system will be comb nrd with the eystem lately
pursued by Mr.. Ltwiur
Ike fhlow.ng studies will be taught:
fnglish Grammar,
Mental and Written Arithmetic,
Spelling, keadng.
PENN ,n-hip. &c grnphy,
History OF the United states,
Composition, AID
Practical Book keeping. in the manner custom
ary in the Eastern Colleges
The same books that have been used by Mr..
Lawlor wi be used at preent.
report will be is,uei t. parents monthly,
showing the number fl ures in recitsti n, etc.
No pa tai ~ will be stiown, and paronts may
rest assured that their child will receive al the
aitentin necess ry to accomplish o good school
education.
TUITION, FIVE DOLLARS FOR FOUR WEEKS.
The French, Lasin, and German Languages will
be taught BY a lady If long experience.
liberal patronage Is most respectfully solicited.
T. HERBERT THOMPSON, Teacher.
Carson, January Is. 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-26

The DrNDHRBERo.-Dr. Mnnchton got a
letter from the bass miner at the Dun de- rherR
yesterday, and was informed thereby tina, the
ledge had been penetrated to the width Of
forty feet md that the quartz pro>pected
richer than evsr-Sonderfull, rich, in fact.
Guess "Old Dunderberg" has struck it /!
Hope SO, anyhow; for = generous "pile"
could hardly get into more worthy hands
than the Doctors.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-26

A SURPRIsR PANTY The lady and
gentlemen friends Of Mr.. J.e~ph Gow~n
gave him Surprise Party on Monday
evening. II Vas very jolly affair and
abe dsnrinR ~ss kep, mp until the hour.
bad grown verv small and h-run to get
big again. The ladies' Looked besu,i
ful and 90 did the gentlemen.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-26

"Wednesday MorsinG, Jsa. -, 1870.
Arrivals at the 81. Charles Hotel
GEORGE TUfLY. psoP.,r,ns.
CARSON Cir January 8. lS5o.
+. ]. McConner, Mound uuuse.
O. w. Bonnet, Virginia.
Geo. NJ. Morrison, do
II. s. Vim, do
]. s. Smith, do
VIM. Mooney, d.
Mrs. Ross. Gnld Hill.
J. CARING, Walker River.
". B"ard,pan, Fort Churchill.
g. b. R.cker, do
J. w. Hanly, do
L. }. Hutchinson, San Francisco.
F.F. Jerome, Gienbrook House.
Tvs Mills come late IOWA d .ys.
This is mainly owing to the wr-trh-d
condition OF the wagon road through
Washo. Valley. We understood yes.
serday, however thar the m~in cause of
sbe detention WAS the running of the
track of & Central P~r,fc 'r-io.
seTdaY and heard the argument Of roun-
eel upon he Y. h T. r. z. asse.smrn'
case Hon. C J. HiIl,er apre ,r-d for
the r. z. Company and Hon. Thomas
Wells, District Attorney far the Countv.
The ms'ter was taken under ndvis-m-u,
BY the Board.
TH. DIREcroRs OF the Nev.dn Orphk
Asylum will meet, We believe, q. dav.
for the purpose of d-t~rmin,ng upon the
selection OF some one If the zen acre
lots offered TO them. Blu, two Of the |
Board, Controller Doron and Treasurer
ba,'ermAn are here, Gen Day having
gone East.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09

HON. L. E. CHITTENDENS Certificate.
Trade Mark, Frederic AthertOn & Co., Marion, y. j" "
uary 1th lS0 its total variation being only ro secoNds
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09
OLD AGE.

Fling down the faded blossoms of the Spring,
Nor clasp the roses with regretfu hand;
The joy Of summer is a vanished thing
Let it depart, and learn to understand
The gladness of great calm-the Autumn rest,
The Peace-of human joys the latest and the best
All! remember how in early days
The primrose and the wild-flower grew beside
My tangled forest paths, whose devious ways
ruled me with joys of mysteries untried,
And terror that was more than half delight
And sense of budding life, and longings infinite.
And remember how, in Life's hot noon,
Around my path the lavish roses shed
Color and fragrance and the air of June
Breathcd raptllre-now those summer DAYS are
fled,
Days of sweet peril, when the serpent lay
Lurking at every turn of life's enchanted way.
The light of Spring, the Summer glow, are DER,
And rejoice in knowing that for me
The Woodbine and the roses bloom no more,
The tender green is gone from field and tree;
Brown barren sprays stand clear against the blue,
And leaves fall fast. and let the truthful sunlight
through.
For me the hooded herbs of Autumn grow,
Square -stemmed and sober-tinted mint and sage,
Horehound and balm-such plants as healers know
And the decline of life's long pilgrimage
Is soft and sweet with maroram and thyme,
Bright with pure evening dew, nor serpents gilt
tering slime.
And round my path the aromatic air
Bfeathes health and perfume and the turfv ground
Is soft for weary feet and smooth and fair,
With little thornless blossoms that abound
In safe dry places, where the mountain side
Lies the setting sum- and no i'll beast can hide.
What is there to regret: Why should mourn
To leave the forest and the marsh behind
OR toward the rank, low meadows sadly turn
Since here another loveliness find,
safer and not less beautiful-and blest
With glmpses, faint and fair, Of the long-wished-
for Rest:
And so drop the roses from my hand
And let the thorn-pricks heal, and take my way
Down hill, across fair and peaceful land
Lapt in The golden calm of dying day;
Glad that the night is near, and glad to know
That rough or smooth the way. l have not far to co.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09
GRASS AND ROSES.
BY JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE.

H1 JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE.
. | looked where the roses were blowing,
They stood among grasses and reeds;
said, "Where such beauties are growing,
Why suffer these paltry weeds?''
Weeping, the poor things faltered,
I'VE have neither beauty nor bloom;
We are grass in the roses garden
But our Master gives us this room.
The slaves of generous Master;
Born from a world above;
We came to this place in His WISDOM
We stay TO this hour from His love.
"We have fed his humblest creatures.
We have served him truly and long:
lie gave no grace to our features
We have neither color or song.
- Yet He who has made the roses W.
Placed Us on the self-same sod;
lie knows our reason for being
We are grass in the garden of God''
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09

A FAMILY SuIroR. A very pretty Oak
land girl, not over eighteen years Of age,
brought suit for breach Of promise against
a young merchant, who had changed his mind
and taken richer bride
The trial came on, and the girls mother, a
fat red-faced old dame, was present in the
bar, to give moral effect to the recital of her
daughters wrongs.
The counsel for the plaintiff, in summing
up, descanted at length and with moving pa
thos upon ''the enormity of the defendants
guilt in creeping into the bosom of this
family" (here the old lady pinned her shawl
,closer,) "and deceiving and disappointed this
fair girl!'
Here the venerable mother could contain
herself no longer, but with gushing tears
exclaimed :
''He deceived us all, gentlemen Me and
all the rest-me and all the rest!"
The effect was magical, but not just what
the old lady expected. [Harper's Magazine.
There are $4,000 landowners in England.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09

WATCH No. l124-bearing Trade Mark, " Frederic
Atherton & Co." manufactured by the U. s. Watch Co.
has been carried by seven months its total variation
from time being only six seconds A. l.. DENNIS,
President N. j. r. II. & T. Co.
WATCH No. 1925, Stem Winder-bearing Trade Mark;
by United States Watch Co., has been carried by me
II months; months Of that time at sea- and in all the
various climates of Europe During hat time and since
my return it has not cd second per week.
II. LASSING, Manager Knckerbocker Life Insur-
ance Co., 161 Broadway, N Y.
UTICA, N. w., Feb. Is, 1870.
WATCH No. 1858, Stem Withdrawing Trade Marx,
Frederic Atherton Co.. Marion, N. j." manufactur-
ed by u S. Watch Co., has been carried by twenty
months; its total variation from time being five
seconds per month. Il. G. PRIEST,
Asst. Supt. N. G. & Ii. X. Il.
1yr34 RI
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YES! IT IS TRUE!

That the Best MoVerS-the Best Droppers-the Best
Self Raers to be found In the world the Original
and Reliable Double Motion 1Etna M MaChines, made
by the HTNA MANUFACTURING CO., of Salem.
Ohio. Send for Pamphlet containing particulars
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09
Buy Me, and I'll Do You Good ,

DIR. LANGLEYs Root and Herb Bittera are q
remedy for Liver Complaint in all its FORMS HUI
mors OF the Blood and Skin, Scrofula Dyspepsia Cos
tyeness, Indigestion, Jaundice, Headache and Bilious
Diseases, General Debility, &c.. They cleanse the sys
tenn the bowels, the appetite purify
the blood strengthen the body and thoroughly prepare
it to resist diseases ct all kinds GEO. G. GOODWIN
CO., Boston. Sold by all Druggists.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09
Q "A. u TT z . NJ
To Females in Delicate Health.

~ Horf ST., BOSTON, is consulted daily tor all diseas-
rs incident to the female system. Proapsus Uteri or
other menstrual arrangements. all treated on new
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed
very lew days. so invariably certain is this new mode
OF treatment that most obstinate complaints yield under
IT, and the afflicted person rcoices in perfect health
Dr. DOW has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure OF diseases Of than any other physician in
Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
to stay in Boston few days under his treatment
DR.. Dow since 1876 having confined his whole atten-
ton to an office practice for the OF Private Diseases
and Female Complaints, acknowledges superior the
United States
N. B.-All letters must contain dollar or they will
not be answered.
Office hours from a, NJ. to 9r. NJ.
Boston July 25 1869. IVA
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09
The Season
Of Peril.

In the Summer and Autumn the system is in a less
condition than when under the bracng influence
the digestion active and the blood cool weather
To effect this object take occasionally dose of Tar
rants Effervescent SeltZer Aperient. 1t is
gentle cathartic, wholesome tonic, antdote to
bifousness. blood depurent, and most delightful feb
rifuge, united in sparkling, foamng elixir, prepared
in moment and without the slightest trouble.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09
Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
HOME MADE BEER.

Delicious Strengthening Blood Cleansing, Invigorat
ing. One bottle of FLUID EXTRACT Of DANDE.
Lion, Yellow Dock, Sarsapara, Hops, Butternut, &C.
will make gallons 80 bottles Of healthful Root Beer
Farmers at home or in the field Clergymen, Mechanics
Lawyers, every body will praise it trial. Prepared
only by IL. & j. BREWER, Springfield, Mass. Sold by
Druggists and Grocers everywhere.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09

= HIsIlUIacIUTtU ny InlIVI NTllfS NItOh tN. nI-
rs in the entire time
+. CHITTENDEN, Late Register l.. s. Treasury
Watch Co., has been carried by me six months its to
tai variation from mean time being only eight second
per month. Have been travelling through different So.
ons OF the country, from New York to Galveston Tex
as, and back by steamer anu railroad L.. RICE
OF Whitney & Rice, l79 broadway, N. Y.
SUNBrEY, Penn, Feb. -, lsdg
WATcH No. ll7G-bearing Trade Mark, d" Frederic
Atherton Co, Marion, N j., > manufactured by u 5
Watch Co., has been carried BY the three months
its total variation from time being only seconds
during that time H. DE LANCY engineer * u, X Il.
WATCH No. iioj-bc;ring Trade Mark Frederic
Athcron Co., Marion, n. j., ,, manufactured by l. s.
Watch Co., has been carried by eleven months its
total variation from time being only seven seconds
in the entire time. A, II. KING, Park Place, n. \
and r Co
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09

There are $4,000 landowners in England,
and 100000 paupers
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09
English Farmer.

- This Stallion will stand for the
XA use Of Mares at my Stable in Belfast
6 one mile North of the city, the "IIead OF
3AAk the Tide Road" every day in the week,
cept Wednesdays, when he will stand at Freedom,
Village, over night.
In going to FREEDOM on Wednesdays forenoon
he will pass through WALDO and KNOX Corner
and returning Thursday through MONTVILLE
Centre and MORRIL, arriving home Thursday
Persons and mares coming from distance will be
entertained FREE, at my house and stable during
their stay.
The above horse is thorough bred '.CLYDES.
DALE" and was imported great expense by James
Higgins. Esq, from NEW BRUNSWICk. ex-
pressly to improve the breed of horses in this vicinity
This horse is Eight Years old this Spring, weighs
400 pounds, and is claimed to be perfect made
horse In every respect. For draught the road this
horse has no superior. lie combines immense power
with light easy and graceful action. In order enable
all who desire to improve their Stock avail them
selves OF the services Of this horse have concluded
reduce the price, and to warrant for $1,000.
FORD GAY, Gay Farm.
Belfast April 18th, 1870, swil~
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09

UTICA, N. Y Feb. It, 1870.
WNrcH No. 26l7-bearng Trade-Mark, " Fayete
Stratton Marion N. j. manufactured by I. S. Watch
Co., has been carried by Il months its total yara
tion from mean time being fifteen seconds.
l. NROOMAN, Engineer n. J. G. & II: Il. r.
WATCH No. 1882 Stem Withdrawing Trade Mark,
Frederic Atherton Co., Marion n. j. manufactur-
ed by U s. Watch Co., has been carried by since
June, 1867 its total variation from time being
ly five seconds per month. HENRY SMITH
Treas. Panama X. r., ~ Wall Street.
WArCu No. 120i2-bearing Trade Marx, Y. s.
Watch Co., Marion, N. j Y manufactured by United
States Watch Co., has been carried by five months
its total variation from mean time being only twelve
seconds. GEO. LOWS, General Eastern Passenger
Agent, fodo, Wabash < Western Railway.
warren No. 1259-bearng Trade Mark, " Frederic
Atherson Co., Marion, N. j. manutactured BY u s.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-09
BONN EFT BILE ACHER

T AIDES BONNErS and iiAI Sibleach,d or colored
and made into the latest STYLES promptly and neal
colored and shaped. ~ ''
we have also lot OF men and boys Canton Straw
&a Millinery Goods to DO sold re-
gardless of Cost.
$, A. BLACK < co., High Street,
Belfast, March 90 1870. amos3s
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The Old Family Journal.
NeKspaper ControYersies.

Newspaper controversies DO not always prove
very ediying 70 the mass of readers, and oar col
umns are TOO mach pressed With matter OF more
importance, for US longer 20 banter words Win our
peig hbors Of the Free Press.-SPsrt.
1t is not matter Of surprise TO Us that the
Spirit writer has discovered that controversy,
in which he would attempt to convict "our
people Of adding their property at TOO high a
figure and expecting 10 get more Tor Il hGH any
one is riding to girs,' would not prove very
edifying to the mass Of readers'; but we have
looked in vain through his columns for the
press Of matter Of more Importance " thsn an
attempt of defense Of our charge that bis ar
ticle could but result, in a depreciation of pro-
perty here in the estimation Of strangers.
We viii not pursue the matter further, only
remarkiug that an indefensible position as
sumed is very well calculated 10 iErits assault
aad we viii not be slow to open our batteries,
be they heavy or light whenever the SPIRIT
sees fit to run counter 20 the Interests Of our
people-,he distaste Of our neigbOr for news
paper controversy TO the contrary notwith-
standing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07

FIRsr DAY.

FIRST DAY.
The Baltimore Conference Of the III. E.
Church, South, assembled on Wednesday last,
in St. Panls Church, Baltimore. Bishop Nc
Tyeire presided Bishop Marvin also present
The body, composed Of clerical and lay dele
gates, is large. After the usual preliminary
proceedings, such as the election Of officers and
the appointment Of committees, the conference
adjourned until Thursday morning at % o'cl'k.
SECOND DAY.
Rev j s. Martin made verbal report Of
the Washington District, stating the number of
conversions at LOO Rev. W. S. Baird re-
ported progress in Winchester District three
churches were built and five in progress; a
number Of revivals and many conversions
Rev. E. F Busey reported condition of work in
Rockingham District promising. Rev. DR..
Roszell. Of East Baltimore District, reported
fifteen churches as having been built during
the year, and work progressing finely. Rev.
Dabney Ball. Of Roanoke District, reported his
work in a healthy and growing condition.
Reys. J. H. Waugh and J. c. Dice of the
Lcwisburg and South Branch Districts report
prosperous work. The decease Of David Trout
was announced, and Rev J. H. March gaze
testimony to the purity of his life and his tri-
umPhant death. The character of ministers
having been passed upon the Conference ad-
journed to Friday morning.
THIRD DAY
The Conference met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment The opening exercises were conducted
By Rev. Norval Wilson, and Bishop Marvin
took the chair
After passing upon the characters Of \ num-
Der of ministers, Rev. Henry Hoffman and
Elias Welty were placed On the superaunuated
list
Rev A. ". Wilson addressed the Conference
in regard to the workings Of the Joint board Of
finance, and requested that in the passage Of
character, attention to the collections ordered
by the conference be made test.
Bishop Doggett was introduced and address
el the Conference, giving some details Of the
last hours Of Rev. W. A. Smith. d. d. The
Bishop spoke Of bis emineutly useful life aud
triumphant death.
DR.. Deems conveyed to the Conference an
affeC,ionate greeting from his father, now 81
years old. Rev. Mr.. Thomas was the bearer
Of ike greeting from DR.. J. L. Gibbons, an
aged member of the Conference.
Dr. Deems endorsed Dr. Lcftwitch's book
Martyrdom in Missouri" aud urged its gem
eral circulation and its being placed in every
public library.
During the morning Rev. Norval Wilson
urged in a very forcible speech the Importance
Of abiding by the old Methodist landmarks
and especially Wesleyan theology. as set forth
! in the sermons of Rev John Wesley.
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MARRIED.

At Christ Church, wildwood, By Rev. J. r.
Jones, on the LIST inst, THEODORE BROWN,
Esq, OF Louisville, Ky, to Miss SUSAN PAGE
MEADE, daughter of Philip y. Meade, Esq, Of
Clarke county.
On the 18th Of February, in Washington city,
bv Rev. Mr.. Meadar, JOHN SHUMAKE, Of Ala
bama, and Miss SUSAN MARSHALL, of Freder-
lex county Va
On February 22d, at the residence of the brides
father. in Baltimore, by Rev. Henry Scheib, F.
A. OHRENSCHALI, Of Winchester and Miss
AUGUSTA SCHAWARTZ.
In the NJ +. Church South Darkesville, Berke-
ley Co.. on the p ult. BY Rev. W. G.. Cross. Mr.
JAMES DILLON. Of Baltimore, to Miss SALLIE
NJ. SWlMLEY, of Berkeley county.
In Shcphcrdstown on Thursday last, by the
Rev. II. Wisslcr, Mr.. Michael Welsh to Miss Mollie
Howard, both of this county.
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Patent Farm Gate

Ogr attention ha, been called TO tie Patent
Farm Gate of Mr. D. C.. Friljnser. one Of
which bull; IT walnut. is erected for exhibit
ton on the lot Of Mr G. ". Sadler, opposite
the Sappiastou Ho;cl. Farmers aud others.
judges Of gates. speak Of Tin high terms. 7,
Is recommended Tor lbs strength simplicity,
cheaPness. security. Sc. Ezsmiacit nun
Der Of them are being substituted for gates Of
other descriptions throughout the county.
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AMOS JANNEY,

Debt and attachment.
The object Of this suit is to obtain Judge
ment for S27S.O7 with legal interest on SIS. OF
part thereof from August Sth, 1860; like in.
tere>t on $4,000, another part, from March 22d
1860; like interest on $40 90, another part,
from November lst, 1850; like interest on
S45 90 residue from January LIST, l859-last
amount, to be credited with $1,000 sof March
Q, 1859, and the whole to be credited by 500.
October sth, 1862, and to attach any interest
and estate belonging to said defendant in this
State, and it appearing upon affidavit filed in
this suit that said defendant is not resident
of this State, he is hereby required to appear
within one month after due publication Of this
order ard do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this matter
1t is further ordered that copy OF this Or
der be published once week for four success
sive weeks in some newspaper in sal county,
and posted at the front door Of the Court
house thereof on the first Monday after the date
of this order Teste--
W A. CHAPLINE, Clerk C. C.
February "A, ls7O-Printer's fee So.
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The Taylor Moustache Guard.

We have been presented with one Of these
simple little coatrvaHces. The Moustache
Guard las advantages over the M5ustache cup.
and. Veye no doubt, will supersedy /, and be.
after awhile. IN very general use. The price
/, iucons.derlb'e. They may be obtained al,
The store u MeCurly IS Duke See advertise
msut of Mr. Taylor, tle plteutec.
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Personal

We lad visit, a few days ago, from MAJ.
A. r. WooD Agen, Of the B. & o. r. T., al;
HarPeTs Ferry. Mai. Wood has a deseryedly
high reputation as a Railroad man. and from
aUr own personal ois svstiou we Judge him to
be one Of the most active and Thoroughly
efficient men use have seen in Ike position
Always q. h,s post, always on the alert, care
fu. Of the interests Of the company aal assidu-
~. !. aL---.---. ~ --.---.-.