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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

Of Independence and the international e&hlbl-
ton Of industry and art to be held there IN
1916.
The bill for funding and paying the public
debt of the State. being the special order, then
came up. the amendment offered BY Mr..
Turner. of l;arpahamock., being. still under
considerations This amendment, II will be re-
nIembcrr, assumes that West Virginia yves
onc-third of the debt. and rcpudlatcs 1t abso-
lutey regardless of the result of the settlement
with that State which has been proposed by
Virginia.
Before coming 10 Il vote. the House adjourn
cd until Monday
Mcssrs. Roller, French and j. y. Smith, Of
the Senate, We're appointed on the part Of that
body committee to visit Philadelphia Tor the
PURPOSE OF making arrangements Tor the cclc-
bration OF the centennial anniversary OF the
Declaration of Independence i'll lS11G N their
own cXp,I:r.
FOSSILS OF SUrTlG CAEnIISA.-A Charles
ton letter IL thu Boston Bulletin says :-''ThlS
great he'd Of fossils Contains wilderness of an
1cliluyi;,n remains. the bones Of the mcgathc
rim. mylorlou. mcgalonx maStnIon, mammoth,
phoro1on, Sallr. &c; sharks teeth IN such
quantities that Professor lluulc'. 81 Nlialic5'oi
Cnllrgc has in his uuscum sixty thousand
specimens of tho>,: alone. some weighing tw(
ard two and half pounds also. teeth anl
bones Of horses. dogs, sheep. oxen and hog,
differing in nothing from the present racc; be
sides pottery and stone hatchcts identical win
those discovered near Abbcvillc. France The
strata in which these occur is drnonlnatcd Il!
scientific parancc. post pcioccnc the mar (which
oycrlincs it. coccnr The depth at which these
Remains liz i. from four twelve feet and the
rn.k. :ll ocean rolled. invariably phosphatcs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

The Baltimore Gazette states that ,hr l'rcSl,
dent OF the Orange ahl Alexandria r. IT,
having secured an actual subscription Of $500.
600 for the extension OF the road from l.ynchbur4
tn Danv,nc. and negotiated about 800 600 81
it, bonds, is now cnleavorius to make arrange
nrnts by which the amo,in: OF stock sulst.rl,
linn will l." increased to 81 ,nu0; nno This vii
.truc: the road. which has already been ,ll
under contract, and secure it; completion with
in the next eighteen months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, MARCH y, ISL.

''EXpEDIENCY. 1t is argued by some OF
rho Radicals in Washington. that ii would be
very impolic-inccpGlint-to elect delegate
TO Congress from the District of Columbia who
is antagonistic in politics to the majority of the
present Congress and to the President. This
doctrine of political" expediency when urged
ordinarily and in ordinary cases. uSt amounts
to this that men must sacrifice their opinions
and PRINCIPLES, for the sake of reward, or for
base fear of pecuniary loss. That is, that men
arc to regard principles rs nothing, so that they
can make money by bending the knee 10, and
iawning upon, power. If such motives are to
govern action in public matters, the dcsrida-
ton will soon show itself in other respects. Any
representative in Congress VIII" would vote
AGAINST the interests Of community merely be
cause the representative Of that community Is
opposed to him in politics isa mean wretch.
Now. We know there are many mean Wrctchcs
in CnngrcSs-but because there are such. Is not
any inducement Tor the free constituents ct
other representatives, to give up thr'r rights.
This is not all. Whenever such an argyll
ment is used by a candidate for popular favor.
or for Office, it is 4 strong aud natural reason,
for not bestnwing upon him what he desires.
Such an appeal to the grovclling rropensitlcs
othunan nature, should always he met with t.
buke. Why entertain political principles. 1t
all. if they are to he subordinate to con
s,iderations 10 which reference has been made
We hope, therefore. without attempting to
NEEDLE or make with the candidates who
may be nominated nthe District OF Columbia,
that 10 such argument Of ''r"lltlcal cXpedl-
ency' will ever control the votes. or influence
the views Of the people OF this country -ly
where, when political issues arc made. and men
are to vote for or against their principles. ~
to the prnpricty OF making political ISSUES. IN
some cases, that is another question entirely
But, as far rs our observation extends. the
Radical leaders always make 4 political iS>l'r,
when there is the least chance of turning ii to
the advantage or success of their own party!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

CHARLES CARTER LEE ED, brother of Gen.
Robt. T.. Lccand Capt Sydney Smith Lee, died
ON the DIST inst. at Windsor, Powhatan coun-
~, Virginia, in the I'D year Of his age. lie
WAS widely known in Virginia, and i'll other
States, rs gentleman Of talents, wit, and H.
terary requirements
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

Dispatches from Washington state that the
High Commission is progressing tavorahly and
pleasantly with the settlement Of the matters
in dispute between the United States and
Great Britain 1t is expected that their labor>
will he concluded within a few weeks. and the
result will then be known
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

\ manufctory of ladies' garments III New
York. and 4 nanuiactory of dress trimmings,
in Newark, were burned down on Saturday.
Several flowing oil wells at Armstrong, Pa,
caught fire on Saturday, and great damage was
done. Twenty acres of wood land on Long
Island were burned over on Saturday. Loss in
wood Sl0O, 0NU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27
ESafchclOr.S Hair Dyc.-Thl

BatchclOr's Hair Dyc.-Thi- superb
Hair Dye i the jsst in thc II'orId-Prrtrrty
Harmless Reliable and ln>tnntn""u- No dis
appointments y" Ridiculous Tint+ ar Unl' l,.s=-
airt ud".. The genuine ". y. Halchri"r Hair
uvr rr,"ucr, DlATELI y splendid
Skim hut leave. tie. Hair Clean. Soft and Hr.'
tiiul The only :ial. ana. Perfect Dye. Sold 10y
AL lIrurri-,- Factory. l.; Bond 81, New York..
New York. ian .1I-,.rlv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

Mr. N H. Meade. OF Winchester, in Il note
to the Richmond Dispatch, states that Col.
Geo. W. Alexander formerly commander at
Castle Thunder. in Richmond, did not fly the
country, and is not dead, n reported in Il para
graph going the rounds lie is now living and
enjoying good health, aud holds the situation
Of Superintendent Of the city railways in
Nrmnhis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

The condition of the State of South Carolina
is said to be dreadful, financially, socially, and
every other way, under its present rulers, cxecu-
tive, Legislative, and judicial Heavy taxation
venalty, corruption, fraud, and oppression
prevail. The rulers are Incompetent inefficient
and worse. 1t is the State Government which
callscs much of the trouble in the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

Mcdirul.- ESSAYS For l"IE,i Men, on
e,r,",t SOCIAL. EVILS and ABUSES, which
interfere with MARRlAGE-wit!! sure m"ais
ct relief tor the FIRING uMd Unfortunate, oi>"aS
rI ;iI ,i.liIitatrd. Sent free OF charge, III seal
,.I "uvv",".s Address HOWARD ASSuCl A.
TluN. "" IS Ninth street. Philadelphia Pa
Philadelphia. feb Elm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

The Lexington, Va, Gazette states, at the
request of the Washington and Lee memorial
committee, that the biographical sketch Of
General Ice, which is to be prepared for the
Memorial Volume 10y Col. Charles Marshall
from materials placed i'll his possession by the
Lee family, should not be cnntounlel with the
biography which will he subsequently publis he'd
from the same materials by Col. Marshall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

1t is said that Gov. Holden and his friends
object To the late sentence against linn, on
the ground that the Senate of North Carolina
was not legally organizcl-or that some Of It's
members were not legally qualliicd-anl that
the matter may yet 90 before the |. ;. SUI
prrnr Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

The u. ). steamer Tennessee, with the st.
domingo commissioners, arrived at Charleston
Yesterday The commissioners immediately took
the cars for Washington, and will probably
reach there this evening, \ Washington de-
S,,atch says that the President will this week
transmit the report Of the Commission to Con
grcSs Ii Is not his intention to recommend ac-
ton upon the report during the present session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27
NEW GOODS AT
ROBERT l.. WOODS,

NJ " King street.
Now coming in from New York ALI elegant as
sartrnrnt Of C,ssinlcrcs Cloth, ne" styI,, pre,@
I;,,nJs White Goods. Linsn- PirIurs, Towel
inc, Sbirting- and everything new and deSiln-
bis Tor the present sc;rs''n, nj the very lowest
prices. mn =.
OST-A large GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON,
/ 4 with TN. initial X in German text. A
liberal reward will be paid ii left AT It's Cameron
street. r,
NH 27-lt' =: II. L LA y -.
y1INE CIGARS, b. F. Gravoly and other
4 BRAND Chewing Tobacco; Highlander, Ash
leigh, Durham and MT for Jo" S m,s To-
b1crn:. " w III i'!Ai'-ti
NH - King and st. A,aph streets.
INURSETS! COKSElS
\ 4 further supply of th"s" very cheap Cor
sets in white and rGl"rcl, AL numbers, At y o.
Just opened ut ,,,.,
NH - |. I. hF'h -
SHEEiFFs NOTICE T" TAArAfhN
On and after February lst, ISL, my otiice w,'L
ln. on Washington street, adjoining tn1 u'"S
store Of Dr. Picrp"lnt w"n!H r,s!'''.,"I' S,''r.
Iwrsvus who have not paid their Stat ana '"un-
" taxes FIR $50 t" call and seth" Ia" '"h.tA-
lance If the hubble schools depends upon NE
navmcnt of taxes promptly; and AIN r"mpeIicd
To- .,,lle with the Auditor. The unpaid taxes L.:
ls,j3 with interest must he ssttitd
'o''' l. {. % NEAL.
;pl Sheriff AltNunhrn CO., VA
CAV WE'D AND So LIT " Oub
I,.y, .,rcn,d tho wood yarl adjoining Rish-
IN & uu.Y,'s Planning Mill, and am prepared
go deliver "n short notice
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD,
,.L,a,, t,,r ash urIrr- lett ut Lunt . or War
rrld Il Hail, Drag St"rr-. r. IL H"aihe crr'-
,,ry ur job CVr>pn Euttcr Stahd, Wall To-
r'hDl JAMES + ROSE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

The Washington Republican gays that Mr.
Summers speech will occupy the whole of =
day. 1t is already in type, and takes up four
teen columns of the Globe. That will secure it
from general pcrusal. The newspapers; will
generally, confne themselves to the points
made-and these only the the public will read
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

Cen Butler, with his invited guests visited
Hampton. on Saturday. tn dedicate the
Soldiers Home there and afterwards Went
over to look at dutch Cap" We believe
they returned to Washington this morning on
the steamer Lady Of the Lake.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

The Cumberland (Md.) Times says that If
no unforeseen circumstances transplre t" pre-
vent the present coal season will be the best
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

1t is reported again that the President will
this week remove Charles II. Lewis, Of ir@inic,
minister to Portugal, and nominate ex-senator
Thavcr, Of Nebraska in his place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

When til" Deficiency Appropriation bill was
M in the Senate. on Saturday, Mr.. Johnston
offered an amendment appropriating Sl2,Mm
for a lighthouse at Shipping Point, on the l'"-
tomac river. which WIS agreed to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

REMAHKs.-'The market for Wheat opens
oui"tly receipts light: Offering: Of GA bushels
rel. with sale, at ll;. lGj and lT3lstter igurr.
for prime Corn is quiet and steady; offering
Of 9:S bushels mixed and II q! yellow. with GALES
of the former nj ~, -. - and ~ Small Offering,
of Rye, but =ars reported. Dat. are un-
changuI offerings Of .fr! bushels, with sales a
81 and -. Other articles unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

PERIODICALS. - Blackwools Magazine for
March has been rcpubli,hcl by Leonard Sr"tt
Il Co.. nts:-Fair to See; Kings transla-
ton Of Oyil'S N.tamorphosc$; Frank Mar
shall: the Castle ot' st. Angelo the British
Navy: Retrospect Of the War; the sick army
and its Doctors
We have received last week : Littcll ; Llv-
inc Are. with excellent selections.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

The German authorities have again wen
warning that the French Government must
::cliton i'll Paris; ana the Withdrawal
Of Gcrmalls troops from France has been
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

The miners at PittSburg arc now protest
ny" nrain<t the System Of weighing coal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

EDO not Despair until .""u Law consulted
uM Dr.. darcy. ms Fuug-and-a-hait streets
Washington. d. e. lie l. Invariably -li"r'>slu i'll!
WH.hn"tnm, ~. G.. !nli 4l-lu'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

The cx-Empcror Napoleon. it i aid Is Il
visit Queen Victoria at Windsor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27
-npS,IE-, PORTABLE STEAM EN-

NOR SALE-A PORTABLE STEAM En-
i CINE naL SAW NJ III. Ala" " machine
far making DRAINING TILES u every de-
.cription. anluCL YTnN'$ PATENT BklCE
MAKING MACHINE, tog"lhrrw u II a ND
BRICK PRESS all oil English importation;
manufactured by Henry Clayton y Co. London.
Address DR. a T. a. KING, ol' Fourteenth
street, Washington, ID. {.
Washington, ID. c., mh CIV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27
Nv l.. ID. Harrison. AHctIOnccr.

rAIE OF THE ENTIRE EFFECTS OF \
> FULL STOCK STOVE AND TlS IKE
ESTABLISHMENT.-Will be sold, on TC rs,
Day. April 9TH. ut 10 o'clock q; m, if fair, II
not. the next fair day, at No. 30 King street IN"
entire effects of the establishment OF N Ruben
consisting Of new Cooking, Parlor and DINING
Tn,warr Fancy tioml-. 7rinlnan's Tools Show
(a-r. Large Cl"ch. No. Large Platform Srae.
/ nah II Nv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

BETTER than Foreign Port .-Sp-rr Port
Grape " inr i, better than imported Port. and
since thr :rul,rr,,"n II the latter 1t must tax"
i> place. Ii i pure and really excellent. and
hraith-civin". - Troy Time.
Dur ,ir,l".i~t~ nrvr>,,!nr direct from Mr. Sp'.:.
lnur u w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

THE TREASURES OF TIE DEEP.--l'hc lrl"
Nellie Cav left New York, lust week for Prov
iIencc. Rhode Island. where she Is ~ receive
Il steam dredging apparatus. and proceed on
the first of May 10 Cumana. Venezuela, 10
work upon the sunkcn wreck OF the San fe!rn
dc Alcaltr;. Il Spanish linc-ot-batIlc ship which
WAS lost in that harhor III lSl3. with large
amount Of gold and silver on board. The
Nellie Cav is sent out by the American Sub
marine company.
In February, 1915. Il most imposing naval
,ypuli,ion, almost rivalliny the famous armada
in magnitude, sailed from Cadiz, Tor the rur-
bose OF Suhiugatng to Spain the young repub-
lies of South America The flagship Of the
s,uadron WAS the San Pedro dc !Alcantra: II
runs. which anchored in Cumana bay. on the
| ;r.l of April 1915. The Spanish troops s,lS-
| tanned many severe defeats 1T the hands OF the
| republicans OF Cun,;ln:l, ami the r"yallStS ~.
| citouS for the safety "t their families AMI
their property. transferred thenl>elve, anl
their cold jewels, patc and other treasures /"
the flagship Defeat followed defeat aud the
Splniarl; at irn"ll resolved 10 return To Spain.
after plunlcring the magnificent Cathedral
OF the Conceptions and other rhurc hes, anu
| securing the treasures concealed therein. The
ship was laden with cold jewels, plate, pic
lures and other works of art. But on the
| eve of departure 4 fire broke out on her, the
powder magazine exploded. and she sank in
ten tathoms of water with all the treasure.
Eight hundred persons We're on board at the
time of this catastrophe, and all persisted
Various expeditions have been fitted out la
recover the treasures at the bottom OF the
| harhor, and about $ljo,oOU altogether have
been recovered from the wreck. But the
! work has never been systematically carried on.
| The Nellie tay is provided with all the most
| improved modern machinery and the !Amcri
| can Submarine Company are confident that
their enterprise will be successful. The divers
expect no begin work before the end of May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

The jury III the Chahoon case, in Richmond,
had not made up verdict. on Saturday night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27
MEMOIR y "a

INCUl.N HAIL. WASIIINGTON, u. {
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 70 III
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY GRAND or
ATOkIO or THE NJ ESSlAH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27
SPRING MILLlN Err ! +,

80 ~ Is Mr. - Nff.l
|, how IN receipt ii his stock al Sl'ring styles "l
LADIES.
GENT%,
BOYS and
CHlLDREN
ROOTS AND SHOES.
Ts.,. assortment is we'll selected and cannot be
>,r,.a.>.,i IN uunrttiy "r quality l. has lcch
r,il..,sr! Al the lowest cash price, and Will be
,,.li a, :, :muli advance L. snlt the times
\ lar.,r !,.rrc at skilled WnrklEcn constantly
,.lnpi.r,.i. :.n,l ;h" fine; kind of custom work
mad. /" order upon short notice. !mli I'll
4 EMui:N ALENANpElA GkAiS,
N March - ISL
S,..,.i:l nri"rr. ~. !.
/ The Company, wi!i assemble. until further
ORDERS IN citizens drc:-. ,,II ,.v"rT Monday and
Friday. 1t :. "rIocL,r. Ia. for Ir!I, without no.
tirr.
II Fine. f.. Observation-Disclosures "a drill and for
violation ii ANY prescribed regulation at The
constitution and hy -laA, adapted IL ii this date,
viii hr ri@,lIy cnprr,ri
HERBERT FRY ANT. Captain
G-"G,i: T. Hit. Orderly S"rg't NH 2'-I
('HE&TEE W TIE PIG
.l%DPEW Jameson:
NH n--; Alexandria. VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-27

LATEST STYLES! LATEST STf LES!
Opening Day, Saturday, APP. 1.
IS l.. ga ID q T.. L 4 y.
l;l klEG STREET.

mar .1-5t
r" THE LADIES.
have i,,>t returned from, New York with III"
late, }ylr- E."
FANCY GOODS.
embracing rv.rythng III the Millinery iI'c
lIayiuc also c,,nnr''trI with the Ai"'Vc ia"
mot finl..,l,gn .y,Irln ii STAN PIN and be-
iu.r familiar with the h-Iil' in all IT. Erai'hcs,
il VIII rI iI,. l,lrtrir'. t. AIT "n my friends,
Al IT," I."w ,,.,r. s. III KIM l., .thAa, Va.
NJ f.. FOSSETT
Careful attention given t. country custom
Iuar TT
C,pElEti STYLES uF MILLINERY.
MR. LINplIEIMEE
Has i,>l returned from New l"r. with her
,inrk e"
SPRING MILLINERY,
which has been -..l,,ctrl from the most recent
i,utnrtati"I: and c"npr-,.> varied assortment
Of m. latest and most fashionable -yirs. mh2l
C,pl;INl; STYLES or BOOTS N SHOES.
r. PA F.
so ~ HI NG STREET,
l. low IN receipt II his stock al spring styles "i
LADIES.
GENTi
BOYS and
I,II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-03
From Tennessee

Memphis, /: In the KuKlux trial at Ford,
Miss, to-day, Joseph c. Davis (colored),
testified that on the night in question, three
of the defendants came to his house and told
him he was one of those radical fellows, and
ordered him to follow them, and in fear of his
life he did so. After proceeding short dis
lance they donned DISCUSSES and furnished
him with one red and black, and mule to
ride. The party went to Pages house, which
they entered and ordered Joe to tie Pgge's
hands with a rope. A bed cord was cut to
furnish a suspender, and the maurauders
went to the woods a mile distant. Joe and
another man was left in charge of the horses
while the party entered with the prisoners.
In a few minutes they heard sounds of strife,
and the wretched man beseeching his maui
RAIDERS to allow him time to pray for his
wife, which was denied. After a short time
Joe was called into the woods where he found
Page lying on the ground beside rude shall
low grave with rope around his neck, show
ing that death resulted from hanging. The
body was tumbled into the grave by Joe and
other negroes present by order Of the leader,
and hastily covered with earth and leaves.
The party then stripped off their disguise and
separated shortly before daylight. The wit
ness underwent rigid cross-examination but
the defence failed to shake his testimony.
He identified three white and two colored
defendants as having been active in the
tragedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-03
From New York.

Hudson, n. Y, /. The excitement at the
Catholic church in this city has increased to-
day. This morning members of the parish to
the number of 800, gathered around the
church entrance. Father O'Sullivan, &C
companied by Father Mariarty made their
appearance to celebrate mass at the usual
hour, when they were denied admittance, and
threatened with violence if they made an at
tempt to enter. Father O'Sullivan took the
names of those present and said he had or
ders from the Bishop to ex-communicate
them. The announcement was received with
shouts of derision; the Fathers then retired.
Members of the church seem determined. and
say they will resist the Priests at all hazards
until the grievances they complain of are
rectified. No violence has taken place, but
the people in the vicinity of the church are
very much excited. Should the Priests gain
entrance to the church by strategy as they
threaten, it is feared the building will be de-
molished over their heads, for Pensioners are
firm and desperate, although very cool and
orderly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-03

Hon. p. z. Burleigh, Land Agent who has
just arrived in this city from the promised
tons are constantly being made to the thrifty
colony. A Lutheran clergyman, the Rev.
Mr.. Wren, arrived at New Sweden last week,
and on Sunday had service in accordance
with the forms of the Lutheran church at the
capital" All of the Lutheran persuasion in
New Sweden were present, and also many of
their Baptist brethren. Mr.. Wren is a gen.
tleman thoroughly educated, speaks English
with great fluency and correctness,is about 26
years of age, and will be very valuable ac-
cession to the colony.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-03

WHEN THE BODY AND BRAIN are well
balanced the stomach is capable of restoring
the waste; but when the brain is large in
proportion, the stomach is incapable of sup
plying it; in other words, the expenditure is
too large for the income. Here lies the cause
of SO much suffering from Diseases of the
Heart, Liver, Stomach and Lungs which is
produced by taxing the Nervous System too
severely; ard FELLOWS CoMrousD OF IIY-
PoPHosPnITE. is the only preparation known
which imparts this vitality directly, and con-
sequently the power to overcome disease.
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