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McYICEER,S THEATRE.

McYICkER'S THEATRE.
"A succers unparalleled IN the snnAs OF th~ Stage.
The talented ynnn& Comedian, Mr. Jos X
e NJ Nj E Il.
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE,
In CHARLES GAYIER'S tzintuphxptIy succ.,ztu1
Drama of
FRITZ, Our Cousin German,
irt1pdpeinE Mr.. EMNET IN his CHARACTER NE
LANGR. SONGS. DANCERS. SOLOS &c, SC
Errv Eren!nk Aod Saturday Matinee.
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The Hcst and Original Tonic Of
rhesrhorAted Elixir Of CalIsata Bark. The irpa
rrEtofrs color TO the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste Of the ncrye tissue, md the calisayR
gives natural, hea1thfut tone 70 The digestive or
E2keful0ess, general debility, depression OF sp!r-
its; a1so the lest preventative Against fever and
ague. Manufactured only hy Caswell. Hazaz,i /
Co, New York Sold BY druggists.
, 1870-04-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Cod Liver on.
!Inzari Caswells Cod Hrcr on Is the best
A dff1fiMk1aknf
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Dy II. It. LEE.
" Il. T.. LEI

1000 House Plants at Auction,
Atr!s!dence Of C. Res. Esa % Westcsnss- "a dor
ptlarEpnIurns aud othtr plapta Ladies arc Lnvted.
g.. T. LEE CikY Auctiaurtr.
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Mason D. Hamlin Organs.
Root 4 Cady sell the Mason i IIamlin osBaus in
Chlcagu, TOR cssh, strictly at the reduced faeto-
I! prces-frou $50 npTatda.
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tAi% llE A4Ae%-
t941 sNets o.7 ma Msas Ia, sziS . ayas5.
hn.t rtiaensc lot on The ssTset Apply 70 - Indians
Tor SALE THE THREE STORY MANsARD
roof and brick hsacnrnt honse No - Indianas..
Apply Qn ptrnli.sa
4E sI.f SRes Sas Tj EAx2hAh5S e t
Fss GEo 1sz ssf OF UNION
EoR eAIE-sAVE. HIGH RENTS-sitoo tooo CASH
ssSss lnsas q NJ
FoR sALEIISooLs. PARK ions
hal.aee On Long Tine. VIZ b. KKRFooT,a . WISH:
gin se. ies.e 81 d. It ~ snnual. fenisi II sioo
ne, eh '' II 11a = af iasai1s = la
FoR EAIE-AopERN REspEScE uPqN TEN
= g. 5d.1' t'ne with PEI e'ns interest < II. CASTLE
@ ;I3 TS YEP
p1e@isss md 9o1 a 1as 4 ao asIas s.oi RaIlain
ToR sALE-ssp CASH. BALANCR on LONG
- " az " sess 20 r. DosS s. eiSs
E'oR s4IE-.P3soi FEET on ARcHRR-Av: s3a0o,
Txo hoe.r. % state.twith yean.cass, to exchange
fos Sonth Side property.
.aSe Goye:as, ash 1 nsr hease sioa1. esss. ~,
IN ; and syeazs Inquire In the ne1t house no1.h-
1TEs ~ ;;I1; NRAR
half cottage Of !oems beaiaee Bathroom pantry md
l. s'sea s%ibhR III IL Xsopsan
Sue =====-,===--
!4sae ts !s a1aeJ f 6.issia FS
,.s; G5 = -7S3.1 ~ Ts91. ~
sho:s ehoier rs.Iaense % il: u & g. 1eiay Il Union
a. .nd a3st III nv.nf locality. - osr CEisss ~
WAiLEh. Rooe. uoen halldns. "a L.s.lle.t
T9snty tiS a' fbaH baE
rs se ho TT @ ;S sPaE%aY r. sg'P: KoBDS SSJ It VT
fassas 94:!!est: z.1-="@=@@ n1l1-:" : NoDe ~ :
aS, S Ae5sn nhP MssS sss
isiis; bHa1:a ;s I s1p; Ia{
NonhaH rTe!s !oT fitte Rsrect ES,!l n Payrept
dSW9 Sfs Etss y=1s'- Six per cent aLbEhf cAASE'
I7oR S1iF-uo77sF M - FAST is6i1Y1.sT
u p rt-EsS nr.sk hin ~ .1ty - so4 Ei +
y: @ 4asaae as y nald!as; y s WWw~ N.nN- . No1D-
TOR sALECTHE FInSTCLASS TWO STORY
t,Ts sss:S Ca I'd te9
s:$ss I'll, Il:
I0p ssfF. .3;oTT.0F- ;i PR7cF a. n M ~
Wei Asd.Sa+!. SttS s{ ~; is;:s,, H.. =:
XdasnseI st 1f''' ~ 49, 'A'''' - - '''''
Tor sALE-TSIoS PARK FRoNT-1oo1iss FEET
f5eatias % seash q ga!ea f.5t, sSYPEk Lii, i
,a5 - 80; = ~. N F1f1
i - szs5
1s:es - .Ns!;eee3e3 =; =: g!est
I Eststc broker, No Is pea1bornst ws Ire pr
PsTy T. ed ddf 1:es9s e On
L7oR sALE-wEsT wAsHINSToS-5T. / LOTS,
cafh sts,s rs p1ssh 9D c1 %
80 yesa, - ser ssss !n.st,1t. sSXbEh LEE
Neal E<ta.e Asene. W: aeeEoroE..a 1!oek:
For SAIE7MoNRoR-ST.. ps.ELASs
:ttosy and h-mcni nou,e Of u room. nd it Se
Il ens @ year sloo ip .Eo yc,rs ssa1 IN th,se @ ys..
sSf1EEh LEE. Keai Esate Atents. No. Aelfopoll'
oIa TAEE si At
ry II koom 4 imtarI Bioof .os *@s fep'' 11p
: =; :; 49,, = :, 771,77s :, -, -,
i fu3tens1, On tioapd ies.e % q fvr ysa1s ES6Ga
E,oR sAiE-oR :To KEST-5SToKT HRfcK,
I'd tssl ,e% re.,s'9s Nsy w se R,astS
w..e5.s - - = -
| With fGrnacr ess, wstr3, md bathroom, % WA
sssT ana o. n'a Az
He1n sne Rnya}ne 81 H. l. - i''so III
rune naae.1k w. ;zzz7i,7. - :; =
hans. cf ID roons nni lot 3lI1ai fert So is ar
en;Axt near Weedst Price. 3e,a1 E4sy SNYDER
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The New Cancer Curr. Why Will
persona, having tutnoEs in every pA1t nf their sya
teE, allow them to derplor into ppcu cancers,
when by these means they can prevent Il
Pamphlet sent free. Address DR.. ". f: Eversjn.
surgeon, Chicago Cancer Institute. al5 West AAd-
t*on street
rimp1cw Removed and tho skin
made smooth by us,nr Juniper Tar Soap, manu-
sAe1urcd hy CAswell, uAzar,t Il CO., New York.
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! Et9 a ~ h ~ ~ HisrE
70 + ;: kEST-pFsiRASLE "a M OFFICES =E fSTIIE MAR:
wa.hinxton-st
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ss saMs eea 4 as1 saa II ,ss ne 20 I'd
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Ihe CUNT afouni tie sc6s.t mi sxss ia 1e Sac
sna vi Ss;t I +
ssaS e Fsfs sea
Seaa ~ Ieen's
aseas. sSt ss1e % t. 01eaa 70 ." n'sas' 'saF'
4 PRIVATE BOARDING ROUSE FOR sALK,
19h sf. tsaa c e fa sAs s P0
s9s.a &c as9 stas: e & lss Al
A F1oyR1sulsc CIGAR sroRs AND NEWS
q a. ps!9t for ss1t W7siqS tEils III rT mouth
:-s saaaSf P11i ~ Ass,'ntl
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e5epsT;;. hs..s "a S"fS ~ risaa lss.i;sefsn
adaarrrs MRs. " rFsnac oiee. ''s'Aa ''' 'su"s
/ RARE CHANCE ron coon SAFE BUs1.
ToP t. b ov H ssi IL o OF rts q esf IS 81 81
F. s:.s e M M f!en &C.; sssel Ra r.
CnS,sn s6rss ID J.Etssa aR' f00F'es07 corner
- ~ ~ rFRsoS ss w1sn7yG 73 F77Rcn1sF 4
n we1lfmni,hcI boarding house IF 81 roo,is OBJ
~ sqth st VT q he"as I'll ri a4 q LII II
! c17sy3:F Ii.,:-is = Ts1oEs.y7- -s7oc77 oF
isb'hsa hoa:e. doing easa bu.iae4 Il ss5eo yc.l.
iii soa o. cav tsn. sod given ios I'll
'1e ,d; IA9a - y. s51ae.ga55 room
81 fss:s s s Ssss IRA
u. 81 & e sPsssS as{ s IL sss
IN ~ estahsed dug so1s u EestSa c,ty. ~ inqair.
ms =: st3!st! s Ge;ssss; ;7:zz - ~
AS sfE3H q ~ nEcnAEf + ~ EHH NM sd
sa.'st:s IS - psss.en = s e
FhI.seip5i.; afsssI.sa tsI: bs{iain* sso .olies
esass s4as + s7S'as ssst
:' yss - ~ = s
e. q, hsT R|n: ,hs osiy I'm s.i., e
sa;Ss: e, = mn r. t ri "a :s :cls /. p5ss.s;
.RS sa:xsf s si ;aa: StE ss,S3 E1Rs STEAM MILLS
I,oF s.IE-7o FPKrY7ERsN COMPLETE non
ss ;sss;! IL; ,;;ta ~
ID south WaseI:.t t------
! Haze F3RT = = XELEEsIk5IsH1IEEp = IS AL & e
2fx x1e7 aeRsf a.' too much 'a''ne'' to attend to Call at
sess Roa1Ms :as .ES: TO- Ant iae poa Ei p @
don T. n % 1s Rt .ish ad,.. Fl. efRtai M ~: 4
eits.
SrJEXpID caSAR ao,iH2 SEoRF ndS! TYR E
Sosr sos;, S1E Y.sTeRy Fs9.aiisIE6 saH TEN YEARS
e Et;f sts,r. so!; s ~.
Sfsts1y;s E f:.7Hoa1s Gu. ii West a.di'oast-
%as Room = !. 5o5r5,, = 6vvrxz voRx4- zi7,7.5.
rs Ssin.y = At;n: n with ls0 sersr Of good
| Theec works afford .arr opportunity 2 parties
sna alps III ns1ss. I'D thppns es:
xs. s1d n gfRHs4a fGS snp t5f 1t
TnE sTocK, FIXTURES. 1Sp LEASE OF !
srsss established Inquire At Gs stste+t
Tuc-BoA At FOR sALE-w111. RE SOLD c11EAP,
D,.o35 1:;t,s55-t 4,5 c511v1Rp foR s1rF, WITH AL
su'", s<txsen il sna o'elsst: .t g c.n.ltt
GEo: bARRETT. siaas Whey. Ohio: -
;s33 Of q ,s GEoGkRY si;I
81 We.t Randothtt Grt.. ehance for .m.1 espltsl
\ c0n0 WILL. NIY 0NErHAl-k lSIE.NF-SE IN 4
| SslNV good taSinE ofics business Inquire NJ t0s
fAst An1uktoneIs Room IL
BOARDING AND LODGING.
I >-.1-- - - - - =. -.---.., : :.
! 14ADANssI.-P I.-PLfASAtF FURNISHED ROOMS
Between The avennes- Day toa1der' .eeoza1nodaied
| 3S ,IHlRl1IAF. lNO dLoEks fKoA FOSi
~ Ofnce-thsraaaot fTofas kas 11oretA hstn f92fs
| &C.. Ttth Enod bo1lu fronted 10 3aao PET WeeE Dss
| t.oAu. -
CtpaIof suIn11hea o. any iuinhned, Hiea oo@80 An'+
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= :
TO LEASEL0IS on LAkEST- MAR SHEu.
l doGAt, On favorable tet1oA j. T. STAAhe Ii EAR
RAntossa+t, Room &
To LEAsE,LARGE, PLEASANT. vALpABtE
I.s1 araa h<zs We ea ote4 this year 10 Xad:sansa.
Room &
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wANTED-TO RENT.


1}-ASTED-Io REST-A GOOD SIZE HOUSE
" on Wert Side. ne1r uuion Pax, 9Th q! nodefn
plste ,Ss1e = sA''' '+@ N>'0'' SOW ~'>'1>'> "
u-ASTFD.To RES7-ANY PFRsoS NAyISG
W trte1Att ctttAse ri GE topt- In FOOD location,
f.a sa g.. sas.a4 S Co Il ssis Ssse 'a:s.
ststins e1.rt loeadon-
V~AX1Epsz M RESr, M HorsE I; OF OF !, R9oAs e. O. y
s.ss. ss'F1 Z Tsnae saaae ete .'a1 '1 %Da'
W7ASTED-To REST-HOUsE oS SOUTH SIDE,
sta y raous water. Ee. south q St1teenth ~; ard
;d 1s. e St:55 Kaas sss L T. sF
NNIKDETO REST-HoTsE WITH YARD,
" Easden. And barn Ioeation must b Foed AID
sqas 19Si s +. III i.s.! s.tss rh i've 'et'"' ALFRED
N-ASTED-1o REST-sHow WINDOW AND
saa.h cl.Ik or stssess- pseie4a1L Addsras DESK.
N=NTmCT0 REST-A ToCNE GESTLENAS
" dertrs = room q rnn snd board IN psiT,te family
Th her n rs n.'1ss ~ nsSas sasax & s
MCC. TFtbrrc ONCE.
I@=ANTEb-T9 RES!-sY A EoUSG GENTLE,
~ man = anfn,nsaaed I1n n1qt - n1afd TIT g
d,rie, .1ss!ne terms, b K, Post otset b. -
u-ASTED-To REST-BY, a Young AAS, 4
" MIR furnished re1Hn. Eithoqt b9a7d u pivate
isS p,.s4 :sz 81 r r.. :s9S'ss Bss A' 1nf ''' a."
WNp-7o KET-qX :. EFsToSsIRH1SM { ia2;S H!MI RAK. A
at.s. E esssse sSsss seh1sa ssas $ e T s
eeotbf eaat q STATE; North Side. south OF oasa1o'
NTER!o REIME i,5Ss 1AvE l;.5 SEsT9MEs ~ 5,g3 :;
1sfn Il k.aseiass rs 81 .sn' '0e'' - '4[e- 81 =
sS ,5s5. \ s5s SSa,s, e. wn7Sf aESSS
stzdrk mt and Iotaton. Tribune ot1ee-
, 1870-04-07
MUSICAL NSTRuMrNre
1AHVQYANTS.

! lH; MATHEWS AND MADAM MAYNARD.
IL dahroy1nta, ii Jkcteunet-
1QTOC WISH TO HAVE YoUR FUTURE COR
Tfty H4tfd, eonsalt MRS FELIX, the most oele-
usatea AFIulosts nt No. ~ South ClsEk-st- She VIII
tsn y q the ixdJ or eenteIaaa theJ ruAi7y: also
NR& %aHGESSEE, BUSINESS CLAIRVDY-
~ ut t1aP1tatop.l Ec1cscloz. Roora 3. - ao1tA
, 1870-04-07

Jx-ASTEp-A TEACHER BY TWO GESTLE4ES
w Tor TIC Gereau lanxu.s1. Addreas, rating tesus'
CAl1oW. Tnouoe ostee-
J1TASTEE-RY An EXFERlESCRD TEACHER
" :ew p11dh 10 hat1nonJ. voice trf9T nn1 ~
ra<Etal rrnse- TtfHs frasonaht - ~ q ~
p4fJ.
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LOST AND FOUND.

NTRATED-AL LARGE BROWN HORSE, YEARS
= old right hind foot whltc Any oue returning tsid
T OST-LAST MONDAY, A LARGE GRAYUOUyD
IL btch 7fsr Epdrf VIII he snftAhy rrwAeued " ry-
+u-niak bcx To \ r. RUDOLPHE " CtAtk-a. ap-
saiF4
E,OCND-A BUNCH or KEfb THE OWyER
n have them by paying for th tnsrftan and rfov-
u prorrrty. Csi q fssH 0h1kst. between u I'D
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been maintained to the death but of
course they obeyed their instincts, and
tried their own system of individualism,
and so, amidst an anarchy of purposeless
and useless massacre, they failed. We
do not know that the contrary system
would have succeeded, though it turned
Thugs into useful members Of society, for
our w belief, so far as we have a belief
in the matter, is that the ultimate instru-
ment through which Europe will accom-
pliSh all she needs in the East and Africa,
is the instrument employed by Nature
the despotism of beneficent, but reslstIess
and %''crueI' laws but this we do know,
that every such experiment is a great
gain; that Paraguay was an original one,
and that its end, whether due to the vu!-
garity ofLopez's genius, or the ambitious
bloodthirstiness of Brazil, or the lazy an
archv of the West, which, had it been
capable of five minutes agreement, could
have enforced lis decree both at Rio and
Assuucion, is an event to be lamented.
, 1870-05-13

IL TI1-, -, Go,+ln,l onnsn mod GOS 500
~ 49, thasaN ~ Tr.Iand D 321 f2S Ii.
Tot2.I -. 600 oto Il p,by;c On;o;oD
"
PENNSYLVANIA AND THE INDIANS.-A
national ,xtmple OF a fH> J.. hear arms
has been exhiO,t-d ouly ono, to Inc world;
but that one example has proved all that
humanity could desire and all hat scep-
ticism could demand in avour OF our ar
gument. Pennsylvania was coIonizrd by
men who believed that wal is absolutely
Incompatible with Christianity, aud there
fore resolved not to practise it. Having
determined not to fight, they maintained
no ~oIdi>rs and possessed no arms. They
planted themselves in a country surround
ed by >avages who knew they were I'M
armed. PIunderers might have robbed
them without retaliation. and armies
might have slaughtered them without re-
sistauce. If they did not give a tempta-
ton to outrage, no temptation could be
given. But these were the people who
possessed their country In security, whilst
those around them were trembling for
their existence. This was a land OF
peace, whilst every other was a land OF
war. The conclusion Is Inevitable, al
though it is eXtraordinary-they were in
no need of arms because they would not
use them. These Indians Were sufficient
ly ready to commit outrages upon other
States, and often visited them with that
sort of desolation and slaughter which
might be expected from men whom civil
I%ization had not reclaimed from cruelty,
and whom religion had not awed into
forbearance. "But," says GARRISON,
, 1870-05-13
PrOCIalna.

NILE 90 Enhyer som maatte have
IL Noget at fordre paa afd6de Elias
ROdolpIus Thomasias Haddock og
efterleyende Enhe BcNocca Haddock,
deres FBllesbo, indkaldes hervcd med
ire MaantJurs Yarsel til for under
tegnede Executors testament i de
paa Boet holdende Sessioner i Elem
dommen M. - Raadets Strpde, at
anmeIde og beyiislig-j0re deres ha-
yendc Kray.
St, Thomas, den 3Ote April, 1870.
J. L. N. SONDERBURG, II. HANSEN,
ErecNlOreS Iesiamenti.
, 1870-05-13

a confidence in their arms; and from that
hour to this they have been subject to
war.-Dymond'S Essays on Morality.
, 1870-05-13

1t appears from a Parliamentary return
Just published, that London brewerles. IN
the year ending September 80, 1869, con-
sumed 90, 939, 791 Id. of sugar. English
bre werirs IN the provinces took 49, 1874 OOl
ID. Those in Scotland consumed 625 500
ID. and those in Ireland. 2.221,62S 10.
Total, 41,9oO $40 Ib.-Pu6ic Opinion.
, 1870-05-13

archy of the West, which, had II been
capable of five minutes agreement, could
have enforced its decree both at Rio and
Assuncion, is an event to be lamented.
The SUEz CANAL.-Like submarine
cables, says the BuHiOniSt, the Suez Ca
nal is disturbing trade. People hardly
know what to be about for the present,
but the success of NJ. Lesseps' scheme IS
steadily dawning upon the commercial
mind, and it is not difficult to see that
it must before long be the route to India
for important cargoes. The French Mail
Company are running special steamers
at freights probably averaging l per cent.
less than the charge by the English over
land mail service. The directors of the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company
are, however, on The alert. AT present
they are bound by the mail contracts TO
the old route, and they can hardly yet be
sufficient demand for freight to warrant
the running of duplicate services from
Southampton-one cid SueZ. 1t must,
however, come to this. The following,
saws the Times, is a remarkable instance
of the advantages to the trading cOmmu-
mites Of this country of the opening OF
India and the East for traffic by means
of the new route through the Suez
Canal 1.-THE steamship Danube, con-
signed to Messrs. Stoddart Brothers, of
Liverpool, sailed from Bombay on the
18th of February last. Her cargo con-
sisted of4,OOO bales Of cotton, which was
discharged at the Albert Dock in the uu-
precedentedly short space Of nine hours.
Messrs. Learoyd Brothers, cotton spin
uers, Grove Mills, HudderS1eld, received,
through Messrs. r. Hooton & Co., a few
bales of this cotton at their mills on Fri
day, the 25lh. They lost no time IN put
TING it into work, and on Tuesday, the
29th of March, samples of yarn manutac-
tured from it were sent out by the Dan
u6e on her return journey, by the same
route, to the Chambers of Commerce in
Bombay, Singapore, Shanghai, Hong
kong, and Yokohama-the whole time
elarsing from the vessels leaving Bonn
bay to her again sailing from Liverpool
with a full cargo being 45 days, the voy-
age alone by the ordinary sailing route,
round the Cape, usually averaging 100 to
, 1870-05-13

NET behjendtgj0res herved at SEES
lIJ sioncr / abode Elias ROdolphus
Thomasias Haddock og efterlevende
Enke Rebecca Haddocks F9llesbO,
Vile bliye afholdte den f0rste
TORSDAG i hyer Manned fra Eff
termlddag III. , til III. 3 EiendOm-
men No. 30 Raadets Str9de, DrOn-
ningens Qyarteer.
St. Thomas, deo 3Ote April, 1870.
j.. L. N. SONDERBURG, H. HANSEN,
Erecut0reS Testament.
0T ! boroh,. nod known that Sos
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TT is hereby made known that SEES
sions in the joint dealing of Elias
r.. T. Haddock and surviving widow
Rcbccca Haddock, will be held the
first THURSDAY in every month
from , O'Clock till 3 o'clock, p. m,
in the property No. 30, Raadets
Str@dc, Queens Quarter.
St. Thomas, April 30th, 1870.
]. L. N. SONDERBURG, II. HANSEN,
ErecutOreS Testament.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1870-10-15
EEMARkARLE INCIDENTS.

Some If the most rema rkabln incidents
and marvellous escapes Of which we have
ever heard, occurred during the flood at Flar-
pers Ferry. Mr. John W crnwag. an old
and respectable citizen. remained in his shop
on Hers Island until too late to make bis
escape. and on Saturday morning. the build
ing unable longer to withstand the current,
gave way tt its force and was carried rapidly
down the stream. Arriving nearly opposite
the Potomac hrid gc. the shop struck some
obstacle in the stream and parted in two,
whereupon Nr. Wcrnwae. after sinking for
moment. rose i, the surface Of the water
between two i"iSts, upon which he seated
himself and shortly afterwards securing 4
floating window sash, he placed it npon the
ioiSts and continued his voyage down the
river. \ short distance above Berlin, al
most exhausted and about to despair, b" saw
some one upon the Virginia shore and threw
up his hand \ boat was Immediately
launched by heroic hoatman. 7. Leopnld.
ami after :hase Of mile or moro, he WAS
rescuc,} and taken ashore at Berlin, Md
He arrived ar the Ferry on SundaT.
An old nero woman was taken ont Of a
cherry tree near the Shenandoah Bridge at
the Ferry on Sunday. by a boat. who had
moved from hnnsc to house, and finally she
pcrchcd herself in the tree rs 4 last resort
for the safety Of her life. y child she had
with her was drowned.
Nr. James Shirrs who lived on Ilcrr's Is
land, was. with his wife. cnt Of from escape.
Il 4 Iva, 1
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1870-10-15
NO. 16.
American Wonders.

The greatest cataract in the world is the
falls # Ninsara. where the water from the
great upper lakes forms river Of three
fourrh< of = mile in width, and then. being
suddenly contracted. plunges over the rocks
i'll two columns. to the depth Of - feet.
The greatest cave in the world is the NAM
moth Gave ii Kentucky, where any one can
make 4 voyage on thc waters of a subter-
ranaau river. and catch fish without eyes.
The great river in the known world is the
Mississippi. t,0N0 miles long.
The largest valley i'll the world is the val
ley ii the Mississippi. 1t contains five hum
drei THOUSAND square miles. and is one Of
the most fertile regions Of the globe.
Tho greatest city park in the world is in
Philadelphia. 1t contains over 1000 acres.
The greatest grain port il the world is
, Chicago.
The largest lake il the world is Lake Su-
rcrrr Which is trnrly an inland sea. being
four hundred and thirty miles long and one
Thousand deep
The longest railroad in tn. world is the
paciir railroad, over tnrc, thousand miles
, III length.
The greatest mass II solid iron in the
world is the Iron Mountain If Missouri. It
is thrc" hundred and fifty feet high, and two
miles in rircuit
Y'hc best specimen Of Grccan arehi!eH-
tnrc in !hr world is the Girard College for
Orrhann> Philadelphia.
The largest a1nr'luct in tho wrnll is the
Cr"t"n A1urInrr. in New York. Its length
: is forty and onr-half miles, and it cost ST.
jnn 400.
The largest deposits Of anthracite coal in
the warll arc in Pennsylvania tn" mines If
which supply the market with millions Of
tons annually AMI appear to hc in"xhaustble.
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Prudence in Business.

In all trades and professions in life. pru-
1rnr" forms the watrhw"rd around which
r!nSi"r safety ana success. 10 be success
rul I" the "nl. it is necessary "a scan with
critics crr ,hc adverse side with even more
mnu.rnrsS than the one that presents the
most i!a;t"rng appearance. 1t is said that
the first impression is ways the best Ole
n"rn S>;v "f rauri"n--that, behind the fiat
trrinr futnr" there is not lurking some hide
n'l* monster that may battle all plans, md
turi, t" nan:ht the brightest antiri pations
I'hn above rrf"rti"n' arc Induced By al
mo-; nv,ry observation. Men frequently
ronm"nrn hu<in"se without duo reflection.
:,,i H." r"sn; trrIn"nlly Y i ultimate failure.
TM.u-n'"i> ar, l", on t" Investment BY tho
tIr''"r;H@ "lrrati"li- If their friends, who
ar" arxi,ns t" have them inr ncighbors. or
from ,lr;rc. Tn" result i often 'iisappoint-
mon; anil I"rnniarY rum. 1t is prudent.
therefore. t" book we'll ro the dark side Of
"vcrv invest mont, whether it bc in lands or
in business.
1t i, that afte: all ,hat must make tho
merchant, the farmer or the Spectator. A
fa'i in""-:tn".; a!way: requires two good
ones - make I'll WHOLE
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~ s:Thero is but ore word in Ii" Bill"
I would have changed, sid pretty gr II
,,1r hearing tic ether dry. "l5 i wA"r"
the Lord says. If q man strikes th"o Oh '''r':
check turn to him IN. other also. It is IT,:
ward strikc-I wouii haze i, t;;<>.
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How TO MAKE BE It"Gi.--An NAl"
ho.-crrxer say< ,hnt III" following treat
mcnt will maxi I'll" biggest siz; h.. "n' "t
i ric in twclv" n,"rr-. TAX: t"' parts Il
barley. two of corn ani on" 0; oats. "T!H4
them .o-etl:er: then c'ok and feed c3Id -
Hc sa~s i, is the cheapest f""1, and thnr
any rir Of good improved breed can ''' mad"
To cain a pound day until 4 yen" 3D.
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Q5bs Grt>nbritr AnoeprnOsnt.


IS I 11'r'oN '-~'1' W.
.n--nn.v ,.opvrvc o,n y ,o-o
N - .,-,-.-.,-...-.
Rare Proceedings at Huntersville-
a RepnDhcan ConvenI1oh Coh-
Fel 1et' I!1'G a De1lI0 ~ '''-0 ''-'~' --1
During III" late session Of the PoeahontaS
Circuit Court. there were humorous candi-
darc~ present bu>ily engaged in trying to Sc
cure vor"s. On Tuesday it Was announced
rlay ut the recess of the Court, the Rcpuh-
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several points which the Doctor made that
deserves moro then passing n"fi"". lie
Doctor was particularly severe upon car
pet-baggcrs. But he spared none. IT >'''"e''
to US that his hand like the P"i@m'c '-il-
maeIlte, was raised against everybody lie
was very severe upon native born Yankees,
as he termed them, as they came down nero
. ." browsing around.
tp0n the whole We thlhN Tic 'c'i'o'F''S
and conservatives nave great cause u IL
thankful 10 the i'oc'or l''' HIS >p"''''' !''Ao
the celebrated committee IN ,>'"H' II O''' d
great "o'i I'll s'o' II '''>''' '', '''''' " NV
! Democrats ana 'o'iscr''''''S' "''' 'E',''"
the eyes 'f the IihcraI i''P"''''""S - '.'''
they can see where h""lc"''S" i "'t'''''S
them AMI The country TO. ms SPeH'n VIII
+ have telling erect IN the next elec''oH' i"r
which We Will have cause TO 5nahk h'elor
knrEer
lhc Doctor was followed py 'aP'' no T.
! l'cnnlS, IN calm, sensible ana eHcctl'e
address, III which he denied the charge
brought again>t himself and others i'e
stated, IN effect, that the negroes OF Lcwlsburg
;'>~cnh!oi in 'hH Courthouse on the ocr'-
Ion r"t'rr"i t., 81 ti''if own Volltl';'. ana
hE SoFN'"! r'> 'IniI":', r"I'">feH "'m "H'
'";'I H"fb""> - address them "hI'h 'h"|
lid Il: '"inNilamc" with th"ir r"4a"ST. IL:
wn> tn: history "i III" "t"i@ matter.
Major N"wim then f"i'''wH'i. advancing
himself can'il'iat" for 1h" Office OF i'r"Sr-
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~ Men stumble at straws in the way to
heaven. and climb over mountains in the way
to he'll
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70 M DEAR said rural wife to her
hn-r"ni. on HI: r"tu:n from town. "what
was tn" sweetest thing ynu saw in bonDcts,
in 3alii:nor-:" The iadics' faces. mY love-"