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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-21
CHAPTER 10.

AN ACT for the relief of the widow
and heirs Of Joseph b. DOrr, late
Colonel sth Iowa Cavalry.
WHEREAS, Col. Joseph b. Dorr, late
Of the Sth Iowa Cavalry, died in the
service Of the United states I'm the
wear 1864, In the State of Georgia, OF
wounds and disease contracted while
Colonel Of said regiment and In the
line of his duty, and,
WHEREAS, the said Joseph Il. Dorr
in his life time executed mortgage
to James ID. Eads, formerly snperin-
tendent Of Public Instruction Of the
state of Iowa, upon lots number 8 and
8 in Bradstreet's addition to the city
of Dubuque, and small farm in Jack
son county, the homestead OF JOSEPH,
Dorr. the father Of said Joseph Il.
Dorr. to secure an Indebtedness due
the school fund Of the State, and,
WHEREAS. said mortgage has been
fOreciOsed and judgment and decree
rendered thereon IN, the district court
of Dubuque county for the amount
due upon said mortgage, therefore,
SECTION Re ii enacted by Tie Gem
erui 4lssenbiy Of the State Of Iomd, That
the State Of Iowa hereby releases aiid
relinuuislIes to tlls widow and heirs 0i
said Joseph Is. DOrr, all the right,
title, or lien In, to or upon said lots
eight and nine Is Il ~ In Bradstreets
'adtsit3on'to t1Rcity 81 Dubuque, which
accrued to the State under and ny
virtue of said mortgage; pr0ridca,
however, that this act shall not take
effect until the suretics upon the note
given by said Joseph D. Dor shall
first enter In writing upon the records
OF said court therein full consent TO
the release herein provided for.
Approved April 10, 1870.
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penitentiary not more than ten years, or
by fine not exceeding five hundred doll
lars and imprisonment in the county jail
not more than one year.
Approved April l6, 1870.
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April 10, 1870.
CHAPTER ls2.

AN act 70 provide for due reference and
publication Of proposals to amend the
constitution of the State OfIOwa.
Assemthly OF the State NJ Iona, That the
res0lut16i proposing to amend the con-
stitnti6h 81 thoiState Of Iowa vhich have
been paksci nj the present session of the
General Assembly of the said State, are
hereby referred To the legislature 70 be
chosen at the next general election.
Sec. z. The secretary shall cause the
same to he published for three months
previous To the time Of next general
election of members OF the Legislature
in one newspaper In each congressional
Approved April is, 1870.
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we'd April ~, 1870.
CHAPTER $50.
= nzlt Al lt.

AN act to lesalize the laying out of roads
;, under, SEXTON $40 OF the Revision of
1891 i 'bi ~
gdWHgHEAs,,section $40 of tho Revision
[of 1861 requires that the day of final
hearing Oh the report Of road commissions
ers siall not be more than ninety days
from the filing of said report; and,
WHEREAS, moro than ninety days
elaJses between some of tho meetings of
the board of supervisors before whom
the iinni hearing is bad; therefore.
SECTION !. BE IL enacted ty the General
A ssembiy Of the State Of Iona, That
all county roads that have been establish
ed when the day of final hearing was
more than ninety days after the filing of
the report OF the commissioner are here
by declared as legally established rs II
the final hearing had taken place within
ninety days.
Approved April 10, 1870.
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CHAPTER l0.

AN act to amend section ABS Of the Re-
s,.fg nj a.. Mtsiva Of 1860:
section 1. Bff epacted by the Gensral
Assep.Ily of tG Sfafc NJ Iowa, That
section i2324G <he Revision t1f 1850, tie
and the sams0 Flrcreby amended 50 as'to
reaflc 3fpllows:
35. II any person with intent t.
rm I'm lNbES. swtho day time, break
,nv3siN4EAI bfFfh tho night time enter
vii. 1t breakiy,g any dwelling house !;
hrp'Lk Aote' break and cnterany office.
shusy3stOre, waEehouse, railroad car, boat
or vfsel, or any hniliIing IN which any
20 e k K s I'LL u dspasis. he shall
l,s punished by ipprisonIncnt In the
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CHATTER l83.

AN act u define the manner In WHICH
the re-s,irvey Of lands shall bc made.
SECTION /. BE IL enGctcd IN the General
A sseDeliy of tue Stdtc Of ,Iowd, That
In the re-survey and sub-tiivisions Of
lands by county surveyors, their depu..
ties or other person, the rules prescribed
by acts Of Congress, and the instructions
OF the secretary Of the interior, shall be In
all respects followed. :,
See. 2. Said ri,lesand regulations shall
be published in pamphlet form under
direction of the register Of the state hand
Office, and one copy furnished for the use
of each county surveyor.
Approved April I6., 1870.
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CHAPTER 1855.


AN act to enable counties to furnish
Justices Of the Peace with copy of
Conklin's Iowa Justice for the use Of
their respective offices.
Section 1. Be Il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Iora, Thst
the board Of supervisors OF each county
may, and they are hereby authorized and
empowered in their discretion to furnish
to each Justice Of the peace Of their coun-
ty for the use Of his Office, one copy Of a
work published in this State and known
as 'Conklin'S Treatise" or the "Iowa
Justice" Every justice Of the peace re-
ceiving such copy shall give receipt
therefor, which shall be filed for preser-
walton, with the clerk of the board of SUI
pervisors.
Sec. 2. Every justice Of the peace who
shall be furnished with u copy Of said
work, under the provisions of the forego-
ing section, or who shall receive the
same from his predecessor, shall transmit
it to his successor in office at the same
time and in the same manner that he is
required to transmit other books and
papers belonging to his said office, and
for failure to do so, he shall be liable to a
fine OF ten dollars and the costs Of prose-
cution to be collected of him or his sure
ties, or both, by an action in the name of
the State of Of Iowa.
Approved April l6, 1870.
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occupied BY such company or corpora

occu1ied by such company or corpora
SEQ 2. It shall BIO unlawful for any
r0od supervisor to allow any Canada
thistiss to blossom or mature on any
road highway under his Jurisdiction.
Sen ). 1t shall be unlawful for any
0wnetor agent or lessee, or other persons
havr control Of any lands within this
StatS 70 allw any Canada thistles to bios
sony lnst,.re OF any lands owned or
occ & by them.
SD. Ifany roadNupervisor, corpo-
ratiETT r person after having been noti-
hedI Writing Of the presence Of the
CffY Whistles on the places herein be-
fore bred to, permit such thistles to
bio or mature shall be guilty Of a
~ pOsieasOr and punished accordingly.
,ttztrs Tho notice may be served on
| any tiibet or station agent of any railroad
cofipaffy nearest the place where such
thistle is found.
See. o. All acts and parts of acts incon-
sistdAt with tits AT are hereby repealed.
Approved April 40, 1870.
~ CHAPTER TO.
AN act to repeal section 1897 of the Re-
vision of 1860 and enact u substitute
thereof. 4ft
SECTION l. BE 1t enacted by the General
Assembly IF the State Of Iosra, That sec
ton 1897 of the Revision OF 1850, be and
The same is hereby repealed, and the fol-
lowing enacted in lieu thereof.
Sec. 1907. The city council shall have
the care, supervision and control of all
public highways, bridges, streets, alleys,
public squares and commons within the
city, and shall cause the same to be kept
open and in repair, and free from nuisan-
cesi procided, all public bridges exceed
ing forty feet in length, over any stream
crossing State or county road, shall be
constructed and kept in repair by the
county. No street or alley which shall
hereinafter bc dedicated to public use, by
the proprietor Of ground in any city,
shall be deemed a public street or alley,
or to DC under the use or control of the
city council, unless the dedication shall
be accepted and conferred by an ordi-
nance specially passed for such purpose.
They aIall have the power in cities of the
first class to prescribe by ordinance the
width of the tires of all wagons, carts,
drays and other vehicles habItually used
In the transportation of persons or articles
from one part of the city to another. or in
the Transportation of coal, wood, stone or
lumber into the city, To establish stands
for hackney coaches, cabs and omni-
buses, and enforce the observance and
usethereof and to fix the rates and pri-
COS Tor, the transportation of persons and
property in such coaches cabs and omni-
buses from ONE part Of the city TO another.
Approved April l6, 1870.
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CHAPTER ISL.

AN act to tax lands Which are owned by
counties within tho limits of other
counties.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of xc.~o, That osy
and all lands in any county in this State
which are owned or held by any other
county or counties claiming title under
locations, with swamp land, indemnity,
scrip or otherwise, shall be taxed the
same as other real estate within the limits
of the county.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
and after its publication according to law.
Approved April 10, 1870.
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And every Saturday thereafter,
From pier % North river. at Il o'clock noon.
Rates Of passage, payable In currency
Ssoins TO Liverpool, GLASGOW or Derry, $50 and @76
ste, $3S.
Prepayed certificates from these ports, e87. .f
Passengers booked 70 and from Hamburg, HavTe Rostsr
dam, Antwerp, kc., at very low rates. = .
Drafts issued payable any bank In Great Britain and
Ireland
street, ., tbs Compsays odse. No Bowling Green, New
York. HENDERSON BROrHERS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
~ iorkHenry j. Cullen and Henry A. Mott, executors
md trustees. under tho last WITH testament OF Cosda
snma . cscsa.ed. plainsns auanst William T. smith and
n pTsS.nce Of iudsmsnt Of .he supreme Court Of ,s
actcn on the fSth day Of December 1892 the subscriDsr
sne rc'srce named " said will sxposs 70 !ae At
ocSsx % no noon e ss E1chancs Sassrooms No III broad
1ss Estate Avctiosssrs The premises kuown No 7os
broadway in shc city OF New York, With ne buhdings
q point on shs es..sry side q Brsadway distant
dred and twenty feet and four
The ntersecion Of the norhsry line Of Fourth
the essery nc o. nsosdwa and running thence sassry
and parallel with the n0rthcyy line OF Fourth street one
hnndrs. and thirty feet and thence
ery and parallel with the easeriy line Broadway
Eve hence westerly and parallel with northery
Of Fourth street one hnndrsd aud thirtyseven feet
inches TO the eassry line Of Broadway aud thence sohery
along the sas,s line Of Broadway point or place Of
beginning, being tho same premises conveyed by Jonathan
Coddinon and wife 10 Cctd. Smith By Decd arch
p ls2 and recorded In the Once In the city OF
Convey yances at page s43. JAMES H. COLRiAN Rsferss
T. W. BURp Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated NEW Yonxs Feb. Z, 1uQ
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DIRECTORY Foa ADVERTISERS.

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HOUSES, ROOAs, 40, wANTED-sEooND PAeE-rhird
snsss di @y AND Be
GEN REAL ESTATE boR sxLE-Tninp fAor-seo-
LEcruak ns sIiAs; SEASON pAes rifth eo..mn
LEGAL, NOTlCEs--FiRer PA0I-Thrd column.
LOAN OFFlCES-FIRsT PAGE-Fonrtb column.
LOST AND FOukD-FIRtT PAGR-Sxth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE--rhiru column
NhkBLE MANTELS-SEooND PAGE--Third column.
MATRIMONIAL SEVENTH PA0E--Sixth column.
MEDlCAL-6RvEaTn PAaK- Sixth column
AlscELl.ANEoUs ADyERlIsEMENTs-EIaHr PACE
Sixth column.
MIsCELLANEOUS-SEoOND PAGK--Third column ,
NUSICAL-SEOoND PA8E-Fifth column
MEN PUBLiCA1 lONS--FlRsT PAaR.-Thrd column.
NEWSPAPERS- PA0E-Sixth column.
PERSONALS FIRST PAaR Fret column .9 Il
PlANOFOkrES-S SECOND PAaE-Third column.
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-TnIaD PAGg Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANrED-rmsD PAeE-1hird col
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-sEvENru PAax-sixh column.
kEMARDS-Ftaar PAaF-Sfxth column
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-THIRD PACE
SAILS At AUcTIoN-TnIRD PAsr-Fifh and drth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAox-
Second, third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED ALES-Skv RNrn PA0E--Fourth
and hfth columns.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsT PAsE-Frst and second col
sPoRTlNG DOGS, BIRDS. Ao.-ylnsr PAaE-second
sTALLioNs-FrRsr PAar-second column.
STRAW GUODS--FfReT PAeE-Sixh column.
THE BALL hEASON-SEooND PAGE-l bird column.
THE EIRNDES-SKvENTn PAGE-Sixth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PORPOSES-THRD PAGE
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Ac.-sEoVND PAsx-Thrd
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'ATALLhONs.

a kAktAN BTAlJJQN vpk HALE.-TIfg. PuRB
AsAsss. Mssss SAID z 81 ssls e TsAso.aSis =
mdss ssss.aAs scsihsca 1hs fclswing psdgres givss
ths pay ot hts blood. with cer nssrcsiag facs ssslas
.r:a's s.,sa give. " -. sresn q xsss,
ef MsssA ls a. the stables q Nabsr Paaha His sire was
e fansss kherassan. tbs prppey OF Abdul Aedd yds
dau WA OoaB te properly VI NubAr Paaha, and de-
sssndan. q ss sassssaS Jen,es vheh hs citadel
MALoniei All In 1879 Therefore Said cross between Ihs
brsed on The mothsss side and the Anaasch
the stie Of khcrn1san. AtN 4fe r 77TTT7Th-7 ~
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful Of
rRnco and speed IN the Abyssnan war; being ridden
stantly bv onicer during thai campaign.
Fer further particulars Apply Mr. FOSTER at the ONCE
OF wilkes Spirit Of the Tinies III
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A John y. vANDEWArER AUCTIONEER.
H. THIS DAY fFRIDAYl, ~ s0re No. "a Duane street,
a II N. prompt Horses wasons, Harness, Ac.
nanosome, stysh and Gray Messenger Mare, about
70 yeara; nne and superior In every way; raised In
New London, and known BY tho OF Vic; trottei
track when years in 1855 will trot In minutes day
Warranted sound ant kind and without blemsh.
An extra hne and gentcc gcnemans and trotting
bay Mare, about l5 hiah years old great style
lion and speed fears nothnG has vice and IL of the
most elegant rott horses IN the city,
inside o. 9a6 and warranted sound and kind.
Fine family or road Horse, about l6x high, years old
od Sonn and kind.
Very han some and hne black Mare about lS high
od Vermont Black Hawk stock, Thoroughbred dam very
nne and s.y sh gated and Of The finest
70 be found without vice, TRICK fault bsmish warrant
ID sound and kind win ros inside Of
Fne stylish and handsome gray Geld q Messenger stock
10Y high years odd extra 6nc trosd IN ~ at kswbura
In 63 very fast animal. Particulars ~ sale.
Also Harness, Wagons, Ae Express Wagons Rockaways
top Buggies, Harness, &c.
The whOe Of this the private gentle
men, and 10 be sold without any reserve without anv
limit resurrection. TwsnyfouS hours given al
tees from tins OF sale.
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A UCTION HOUSE OF JOHNSTON VAN rAssELL.
~ Olcc and AAeArOOm 81 NassAu street oppoxlta iha

A UCTloN HOUSE OF J0HHsroN VAN TAssELL
"A once and aaieAroom 81 NassAu ssrss, opposite ,hs
HORSE AUCTION MART. liz EAST THIRTEENTH ST.,
hvsa sEs Ss aSsss And ASn sElDs1
S as:: S.y1s
conduct h o. business a. We DO Ill our other
business on the same principles which gov
We The purchaser or every horss Mai warranted
sound y hours for TRIAL.
our down town oee and s.lesoona Nassau street. whore
We Also keep Register of Horsss fOv private sale.
f,isssi Day 7fs fSssDx 81 Dsxs9.ss'&'1 s2& Il O'CLOCK
Y INH4lIS ISNaHEAISSuk koSs, "a RA's SALE
s: s:s :1S ss soas II spSS Sa1s. s sss
ae m. sns 'is Il ~ mE. s1s s
s:s sha mil. " aiot. e ss sairs Ss.a,s mic q
+ 0Ss
superior .saa. free nom Vice. stylish, KIND
BAY HARE-lsA h.ads years. kind and true in ali har.
1sntIsnans Road rurnou.-sorrei Horse, lsn hands,
years kind all harness; free Vice good
:rsvssr superior family hor' ssys'h warranted
Da.sn6a,y To,.1g Wagon nearly new, together with light
Bay Horse Charley, ID4 hands years. kind and
%s ~ ~ harae.s; free r.m vice. can sr0t better than
Gray Mare, with flowing mans aud tail, l5h hands, !
yes kind and true all harness; superior under saddle
free from vice. extra fast traveller with superior style and
Black Trotting Horse, with long tai. 10 hands
rns ana IN N AM Tree 70 os% o
stylish Is superior hose for family uss warranted sound
two 40 top two Pony Phaetons EIpress Wagon ali In
free from Wee good traveller warranted SOUND tosshs
with top s. wssSn :s .ns: Mi5nss. a
We postpone account Of weather.
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COAsTwIsE srRau5HIPs.

/ or GALVESTON STEAMERS
sailing every saturday NJ Sr ~ soucns ~ Key Ws, >As
ryipy ths Upled otatas NATL. ste
The Al steamer wILAIh TON Captain Cole, ~ psw No.
20 Fast river, will saft Saturday, February 49,
All oods Houston se lntcrtos will be SorWase1 ~
our agents. Asssrz 7. n. NcAahoa 4 Ca. free. - -.
163 Maiden lane.
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CrEAM TO QUEENSTOWN, DERRY, GLASGOW AND
- Liverpool sarrying the United States Nails
Sailing every Wednesdav.
IDAHO. Cmtne March 2, at Pm.
Cabin passage, sso gold; ssssfSFs, SsS Currency.
Passengers booked V md from Paris HAMBURG, Norway
Germany at lowest rates.
Apply 10 WILLIAMS 1 GuIoN. - Broadway.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN Steam
Bremen Havre and London,
via Southampton.
The new, nrst class and els. mail steamshtpS
Of S0OU tons and 7vO horse power. CAPTAIN Ernst
Of tons and 200 horse Capt X otterendorp,
will leave from Bremen pier foot Of Third street.
and take pAssenreru to
London Havre, Bremen and Southampton
At the following rates.
ScSoHd SAoh.
For passAss or freight apply 70
81 Broad street. corner OF Beaver, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILLIAMS COLLEGE ALUNNL-ruE ANNUAL
Nv Dinnsr Of the wibHnm College Alumni, Assoe,a0n OF
Broadway aud Tweniy sxth street, February a l67O n
o'clock r. n. Tickle may he obtained Of
Char % A. DAvhsou, % William street
Henry II. Anderson, 20 Nassau street.
Thomas n. NORTH 10 Broadwsy t
Dudley Field. No. Pine street.
W. y. Presssss AVIAN street.
John Advt~Ace, 113 Broadway 4* .t
Archibald HOpksns, No. y Pn0 street.
iEageno Jer6sse. % Wai,stresl.
Henry v. Q. Myers, - Montague ytreet Brooklyn.
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sPOHTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

sPOHTINts-DOG6, Birds, &c.
\ A LII KINDA OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS YOR
IA sAe Medicines for all diseases Prepared food Tor
n,Sskang birds ~ b. DOvkiE No Greene street, cornsr
\ N. B.-LAdss astsr6sd BY Mrs. Devey.
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ARE INVITED TO
examne Vie patent brseoh loading Shot un msnufa
snod NY Boya Bseecb Loading Arms Company warranted
supeor 70 any Engah bresch loading suns Once
&0 broadway. ss4gsar ~ =. :. ~ vi
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STRAW GOODS.

pANhMA hARAcABo, CURAcoA, MALAGA AND
Palm Leaf Hats In the rough, OF all qnalltlss, some
rem ely me, ier sale BY r. BALCAzAR, " Pine sIesl
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T LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IL Steamship Company.
NOTICE.-The steamship CITY OF BALTIMORE, from
Liverpool 10 dischargng under general order At pier 10
North river.
Tho Company win not be responsible for loss dam
arising TO goods after discharge and all goods
moved within hours will bo stored at consgnses' risk and
expense. JOHN u. DALE, Agent,
Is broadway.
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INoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL The Cromwell Line.
Htcamahips Of tha line w pier No. North river
O'Clock r. NJ a. follows
GEORGE CROMWELL, Ciapp... Saturday. February "
CORTES. Nelson Saturday, February 70
Freight taken for ST. Louis Mobile and Galveston nj through
rates. Cabin passage, %5O stecrage, Saa
For passage first and second class freight apply
II. b. CROMWELL CO, 81 West street.
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A BARKER HAMIINS
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTER

corner broadway and ThIrty-ninh street
Among the homes offered Saturday, the 19th at II
O'clock positively without reserve, viii be
Sorrs nsrc 1a hands, years old, warranted kind
true In all harness pleasant driver
. superior coupe horse; also Coupe and Harness.
One pair brown Mares Sk hands, and years old war
rAnted kind Ia al harness; splendid pair or
hack horses workers; set OF coach Harness.
Bay Hope 16z hands, yoars old warranted kind In all
harnsssi superior family or coupe Horse.
hussssn Horse Es hands years old warranted sound
tGar. ....... .,.-s ..ss 1 = =
The above horses be any time previous
10 SALE
Several other Honss Full description in somorrows
Herald.
Sales never postponed on account OF weather.
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The Evening Star of Life.

The evening of every mans life is coming on
apace. The day of life will soon be spent The
sun, though it may now be up in mid heavens,
will pass swiftly down the western sky, and dis
appear. What shall light up man path when
the sun of life has gone down? He must travel
on to the next world but what shall ilumine
his footsteps after the Bightfall of death, amid
the darkness of his journey? What questions
more Important more practical, more solemn,
for each reader of our journal to ask for him
self? That is long journey to travel without
light, without guide, and without friend Yet
every man must perform it. The time is not
far distant when all must begin the journey
There is an evening star in the natural world.
Its radiance is bright aud beautiful, and cheer
ing to the benighted traveller But life even
ing star is found in good hope of heaven. Its
beauty and brilliancy are reflected from the Sun
of righteousness. whose bright rays light up
the evening Of life, and throw their cheering
radiance quite across the darkness of the grave
into Immanueps land. 1t has illumined the
footsteps of many traveller to eternity 1t is
the light of life. 1t is of priceless value. A
thousand worlds cannot purchase it and yet it
is offered, without money and without price, to
him who will penitently and thankfully receive
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.Agrica1LtssraJ Implements.

GFETLEEk ~ UIAE1s
y DEALERS IN
Agricultural Implements, Machinery
FARMING AND GARDEN TOOLS,
HARDWARE, WOODENWARE FERTIL-
IZERS, FIELD SEEDS. &C.,
are now receiving and opening large and well
selected assortment of Goods at their warehouse,
At B,uce's old stand. Stauaton, Va.
Their agricultural implements consist in part OF
Reapers and Mowers, Threshing Machines,
Hay. Straw and Fodder Cutters Corn
Shelters, Hay and Grain Rakes, Hay
Forks, Cider Mills Drills, Corn
Planters, CultivatOrs, Plows
and Harrows, Farm Bells,
Grindstones, sc.
Their large and well selected stock of Hardware
is and direct from manufacturers and inn
pOrters which they are offering at prices which
cannot fail to please, embraces, part,
Nails, Horse Shoes, Shoves and Spades, Grain
Scoops, Hoes Mattocks and Picks, Forks, Gar
den Rakes, Locks, Bolts, and Hinges and Build
ing Material of every description Carpenter
Tools, &C., &c.
Also fine assortment of CUTLERY, such as
knives and forks, pocket knives, pruning and
budding knives.
They also have cooking stoves, and fine as
sortment of iron and STEEL
They have woodenware of every description,
such as buckets, tubs, water kegs, field cans,
churns sc.
The public are invited to give them call, and
see their goods, as they are guaranteed in every
respect, and are offered at very low prices, as
they were bought for cash and can be sold low
They are determined to build up trade and al
who are in want of goods in their especially
parties who are building, cannot do better in the
State than to buy of
SPITLER & UTLEY,
at Bfuce's old stand, Staunton, Va.