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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

Nise httle birds, how do you know
The way 10 70
thward and corthwari. to and fro.
np in the ether piptsd they;
We but obey
who calleth Gs lar away.
ealacth and cslleth year BY year,
Now there, now here;
Ana6rth the way appear
iHhtas trusting be
ScF+6ReSs NoRiah
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06
Two Points or View,

ne woodncn we're telling with axe and wedro
Between the tir-tree rows;
ne midges were dancing, dancing, dancing.
Until the evenings close. ~
haid the knAt that led the walters there.
Look at those foolish men
A They work while we take our pleasure.
Let's 80 on dancing then"
IN.
The picnic over, the dance went round.
The bugie blew clear aud the fiddle began
Quoth the ant 10 her train Of worhmen small
2 Industry, wee, is unknown to man.
sNel hoard our pile Of hari-earned corn.
=, Ihen shall we be rich when they are poor:
III summers the time for them Ia waste
summers the time for us to store,n
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

porsoSous SEnPENrs IN AUSTRALIA
Although the number of poisonous ser
pents In North America As sufficiently
great DO render 1T matter CT consider
able uncertainty 10 the unlearned wheth-
er any given individual IL likely to
nrore dangerous or not " may con
rratnlate ourselves Mt being better oH
than the Australians. Tin the recently
published catalogue OF the serpenfs ok
that country by DR.. krefts ct sydney,
we find enumerated. about elghty-three
species, Of which only twenty-three aro
non-yenomous. OF Che sixty poisonous
kinds fifteen pre sea snakes which are
frequently encountered when bathing.
The total number or serpents catalogued
~ occurring In America, north of Mexl-
GO, Is about one hundred and fifty, q
which only twenty-three are In any way
poisonous.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

THE San Francisco Jews have voted
SO to 24-to abolish the old custom of
forb;5ding men and women sitting to-
gether in the synagogue
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

MusKRATs have n curious method OF
travelling long distances under the ice.
In their winter excursions 10 their feed
ing grounds. which are frequently at a
great distance from their abodes, they
take in breath at starting, ahd remain
under water as long as they can. They
rise TO the ice and breathe out the air in
their lungs, which remain in bubbles
against the lower surface Of the ice.
They wait till this air recovers oxygen
from the. water andt ice, and take il in
again, and go on till the operation has
to be repeated.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

Four Of the crew OF thalbaroue Troy
atore, have been piclsa& ~ nff Cane
Spartimento. They " - ia ras-
sci capsized, and ths s+ai,s ~ IL III
wife and child, and tr' [ !. .,a-, nm
were drowned. = 80"
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

THE MAGNITUDE OF the Western gram
movement, this year is indicated in the
receipts at the five lal5e ports OF Chicago,
Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit and Ceve-
land, which were, fFom january / TO
latest dates, 50, $40, 047 bushels OF grain
and 1892, ,221 barrels of -four, against
6S, 439, 934 bushels Of Aerain and 4, Tl5, 1923
barrels OF -four In 1869.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

A Royal FAMILY. Queen Victoria
has now nine grandsons and eight grand.
daughters, together seventeen grand.
children, of whom the Crown Prince oi
Prussia gives five, Zone died in 1885,
the Princess Of Wales five. tho Princess
Alice five, and the Princess Helena two.
And the Queen has still five unmarried
children.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06
Ng One More FhEFs
A. nEr wamaaAw RkAaAns

THIS month eg MAY. one pleasant cvamtian.
hesrd yuunK riri singing an the green
came upon her where the ways divide,
And said, " God keep yuu, maiden. from aM
teen.
Maiden, Che God of love ven keep and eavA,
And givo you all your heart dcairaA.~ 1 oriea
Then ehe Fray tell me, gentle air and bFavus
Withcr yon wona thia pleasant eveHtidcF J"
"To you come, d lower leat nnd true,
TO cell you all niy hope and ali my care;
Your love ID what / seek Than yoa
No woman ever seemed ta mn more fair.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

ASAp AFFAm-On the Elizabeth and
New Jersey railroad lady, with her
two children, was waiting at the depot
for train bound for the metropolis.
While playing about one Of the children
wandered ON the track. The mother,
seeing train approaching, darted after
the little one, the second child following
its parent. Unfortunately the lady
slipped, fell, and was unable to get out
of the way before the train came dashinQ
along. She and the children lwere liter
ally cut to pieces-killed Instantly.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

WANrED 10 TRY HIS Luck. a man
having married woman who had already
had four husbands, was askaG why h0
became the fifth. Hesaid !: y n am of ~
adventurous disposition, and having
heard that her first husband ran away,
that the second hung himself. Chic third
shot himself, and Che fourth drowned
himself. wanted to Try ny luck, and see
what would become OH me 4 and I'm
afraid, Y he added, with siGh, /" that II
shan't have tho pluck TO CID what any oi
my predecessors did.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

Echoes OF cathedral music
Heard-it may belong ago,
Ianger with us unforgotten,
Haunt us stiIl and 1--we and grow
They arc drifting, softly drifting
Through the wild unrest Of life,
Golden organ-nctes, uplifting
4 Weary souls above the STRIFE.
Though tAe clanor OF the city
Round cer Oater bcias sslls.
Shil those sacred Eoscs pmnssnv
All the chambers Ell q u with lorS
As II touched BY Iii M Nnon rartal al
Stray cords, y ,ssseusaarch ssSiss aaasS 5s'ss
AE1ted thr0uEN ~
= : - : -
E p uaist hides the valley
ssten-he arinE slowly
uSh the stiffness deep end calm,
lAaals n of that mGSe holy
14aAe tie cadence of spsaaEa.
1 "nen the summer sunset hngsrs
Il LOW adown the crimson Nest.
-NtsT Tl.tl me weary hands arc folded
! -r,.a "lea I4e blessed sense Of rest, L
~ - we nstei- stTeHgthened. snosAoa II
~ Iss the magic OF that strain.
AA we iNErowed brow is sm0osheA. A
ana the heart grows Young agAin
hsy are drifting, softly drifting.
5aFoGSn the great wurlds dalNsuTae.
Ssech ~ oEEan-notes that tell MS
" q new and better life:
lear music, sweoty blending
the spirits voiceless cry
tones that have no ending.
IS Of eternity
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

4RfAEnND
whole minute
H. roice began in softenec "A |
j.. don't know but I am ma s1t
4 your donation parties, ~ Du.
M always seemed to me, tpat u peoP'e
rnk have minister they FnEhe - Iay
lu and pay him wei, witflou. ,s,,au sruueths ths
orumbling. 4 and not levy al1 1aA upon ane
liz comnsrnity to relieve them OF Their
bnrdens snd IL thew can't pay, cheer
fly owing to their poverty let MN 20; May
If am wrong in my estimate; out nave
esssed three times suppose Oa aa4 en NJ
IL where you have given your donation
Knight that has set "nay hed'e 70 nutter-
IL so ioyfuHy."
a An husband, drew her hand INTO his and
nxed UP with clear brow ior his an
sesf. rara how MANY +;,a.
1 ~ talked about the good Mrr
.ou-n After raising great family of he
"a struggling through ail sorts |
X rrow. sickness ana triai' !" pe .et
s;dow dependant upon her own hant
onld have seemed SAD dessny; but
aid age, to be compelled 10 raise
". n.ond family, to take the babes Of \
.yrhter and rear them In her arms, toh
oas the second mother of all these (
seened hard fate, and so we, "
= svcn know. 1 don't know Fho hard
IN flef us aive the vidow H pWn don
On party, and OIL saaa ~, ano
- we went. 1sefy ~ ~ ~''n
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

PEACE PRoPosALs. A special despatch
10 the Manchester Guardian, from Beilin,
says: "a conference Of the representatives
of the neutral powers has been held nc
the Foreign Office here, at which the
following basis for peace was agreed to !:
/. Acauiescence in the annexation of
Luxembourg 10 Prussia. Q The recogni-
ton OF the German Empire. D. The
nammasud mdlmInca OF an indemnity 10
mdmOO0. 900 francs. the
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06

eN hl, or nil things when did You ret
..snf s6d the merry Mrs Bellies, as she
satafes ~ cheerful parlor s-t ten o'clock
cn VI assasgiving night, and found her hns-
hsaa stng moodily alone, having liast
ress hun trip to New York, aud she
80 81 heartily by the hand, and lel..
~ of true wifely affection pPon his
~ keeping his seat and looking as
Erin OF the track Or had bis
Merchandise sunk TO the
MRasE Eod been here ~ she
pt needing his silence.
r two
kvp ON the clipper ~
Peman nodded.
rell ~ she continued. drawing
oves, unpinning her shawl, and
yFf her hat.
llsdling"
M she exclaimed shaking back her
Hio,f wish you had got home be
N that you might have gone with
e donation party; we had the
Ell would have given anything
been there; have not seen a
lty this many day. On. wish
bne sooner
A =ou had better save your re-
Eassa very sure / should not have
been at home, and peradyentTe
have staid ut horne with me 50
been 20 highly delighted with
make the best OF it. lou
n no friend to such doings."
3Edward, you could not have
,Ainr pleased tonight. Why my
i futtering with JOY jtst 60
n. Returning thanks % the
kather, by giving Of ou good
hpoor ami needy
E and rAefy y he repeatad with
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-01-06
VIII and Wisdom.

The greatest truths are the aimplest,
80 are The greatest men.
Old minds are described az embara
from which the sparks have ned.
The worst Of an imaginary danger IA,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28
1T Re NJ :.
OUR AGENTS.

MAJ. CHARLES l.. Mitchell is authorized
TO receive and receipt for subscriptions any
where
At Haliace5urg-PROF. j. w. HARPER
Spring HH- GILrs l.. MCKNiGHr, Esq,
Mineral Springs -MR. WM. JOnNsoN.
Columbus MIR. J L. STUART.
CeH,vciHc-NiR. w. j. POWELL.
Nashville MAJ. O. j. ANDERSON.
O.aR-DR. J. Il. WOLFF.
R0ad0-MR. J. D. LhTlMER.
Lewisraie-HENRY MOORE, Esq.
M. Moriah-MR. JNo. s. WEAVER.
Richmond CART PERRY
LockSJprg- II. G. WILLIAMSON.
MOscop-MR. b. +. LEE,
fUitoH-M Mr.. Gro. W. ORTON
Bon LomoHde-Capt. Il. II KINSwoRTHY
Local Agents are authorized to retain ten
per cent. Of all subscriptions.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

The following resolutions were adopted
by the Washington Sabbath 5 hool, ON il
occasion of the death of Maud NorIiscttc
one of It's most faithful scholars.
Rcso'rci That while we bow submissive,
ly to the mysterious providence which ha,
removed from our midst our hmpntcl
MAUD, that in her death we have lost one ot
our most faithful scholars aul an misLl
and much beloved companion.
Ecsoirei, That We deeply sympathiz,
with the Jcr,ayyd mo her al family o.. IL,
Gcc ascd.
Resoicld That a copy ofihrse resolution.
be sent to the family Of the decreased and
that a copy be srnt to tho L Iitor of tn, Tel
cgraph publication
W. II. CARRUTH, Saw.
Washington, Ark, ne 2jth, ls7l.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28
OBITUARY.

Died, ut Washington, Ark June q 1,7l,
MAUD. daughter OF the late James u. and
Fannie B. Morrisette, aged ~ years.
"Laurels may flourish 'rouud the con.reror's
tomb,
But happiest they who win the world to
CONE
In our little floral garden the brightest
flower is gone "nipped by til" earliest iIosts
of time, ere the caukling worm of pollu-
ton had nestled in its embryo petals b~
life had fairly begun, ere she had gathered
the roses of the spling time of life, the
"Spolur cane, anI Maud, the idol of oul
hears
"A lovely cling scarcely formed OF m ulded.
y rose with all its sweetest leaves yet lolded'
has bid us a long, q sad farewell. No more
will we hear her little soug, II want to be
am ang l." No more will we hear her sing
"Irt us cross over the uyrr,' for God has
called, an she now ''rcsls in the shade
''ro join thee there, here, with thy dust
rpos",
Is all the hope Thy hapl"ss mother knows.
In the waiting hall" wen join Ter, Cor
We too are surely moving towards that . oai
OF earth" cur little angels IS arling pos
for heaven Too pure tor earth, God calec
her home.
"Adicu, adiIu dear little Maud,
We give thee up to God;
With flowers wen drcl, ihy early grave
And how beneath the rod.
The blow 20 us has been severe,
For we are left alone,
God only lrut you TO u, here.
Now be h-s called you home
NXN,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that will be at
" the following places on the days mri o.
tuned for the purpose of assessing persona
properly, subject to taxation for the year
1871, and 70 avoid mistakes blanks WI be
furnished That parties may make their own
lists.
At Nashville, July II and -.
A. Mineral Spr'lgs, july II,
A. Columbus, july, 10,
At Fulton, July H.
a, spriIg llili July - and ID,
Al { ureWl!c, Jhly p.
Al Union Springs, July 2i,
Al Red Land, July 26.
At Washington August | to 81.
All persons who fail to furnish me with a
list o. ihcir property on or before the 3lst
d. of August 1871, will be- assessed from
The best information | can obtain from tie
last sassrssnrut books aud other sources,
ami p,nl y Of fifty per will ls added
{, slch yaualiou by tho county cl,rk as
icuuir-d by law.
blanks can be obianej.a at my ofl'c.
o. Is. KENT.
Assessor Hampstead county.
June - -
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28
Resolutions Of Respect.

WuERHs, 1t has pleased the great All
,hor Of tho Universe, in the disprnsatiens Of
! His providence, TO remove hom our midst
our highly esteemed brother Elliot Lowder-
milk,
therefore, We the members of Moscow
Lodge No. 80. F.A. NJ, duly aascm bi'd
do unanimously resolve
Isl That in the death Of brother Lows
dlmi,k, masonry has lost bright and
shining light. society a most usriul member
an d tie chuci, Pillar Of strength.
2ul. That while W. bow with humll'r res
guatiou TO the will Of the Most High "
rioice m the belief HAT hc is received 10y
the Grand Master Of the Uui,usc. well and
truly fitted for q place in that spirua.
baillug, that house not made with hands
ctrrua. in the h,aycus.
Bird. That we extend TO the family OF our
i, erased brotLcr cur hraIirlt sympathits,
and bid thrm SORROW not as those who have
uo hope, for We know that il man Gie h.
shall live again
+.h That a copy Of these resolutions BE-
presented 80 the family OF the deceased a
coy uNr,ciJrl upon the minutes OF this
L,lE" and a cory-se uul..-.sd H. the
Washington elgnph, and ihat w'\wea'
the usual badgr OF muuluing iut thirty NJ
/ in token Of the regard in which wc held
many noble qualities.
By o.tyroi the LoIgr, April 9J.h, l-7L
T.P. MINOR Sac.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

E0 BBL X Y FLOUR,
~ choice fancy e
10 casks Clear Silcs,
Il tirrcrs $. Hams,
Lard,
~ bbls. Carolina Rice.
10 Coffee A. Sugar.
Choice Golden Sylup,
o. sters. Sarlnes, Salmon,
Canned Fruits,
Jcliss, Sea Moss Fmmr. Ciiron,
Msckrel, Candles, Scap and Starch,
All fresh aud just received by
TAYLOR " JET.
Washington, June p, 1871. 7:4w.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

Nocturnal militia is being admin
i,torcd to Cur town in broken doses,
lust as il can be borne. We cXpcc;
soon to be able 10 swallow full dose.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

L1 The King Plow If the West,
Brinley's Universal, will be sold by me
at factory prices, with freight added.
This plow has been tried in the black
land in this vicinity, and proved a per-
feet success.
j. +. BORDEN.
tf
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

Nerada Coaaty.-J. 5, Vandergrif sheriff
of Nevada county, will offer for sale, at MI.
Mcrisb, on Friday, june 3o.h, the VI II VI
sc rs, and 5 = 1 II e src. Il, all in :own.
- range 20, as the property OF John Martin,
TO satisfy Judgment for costs obtained by
HOLMAN & McCrlclrn.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

Lgfayene ComHy.-B. II. kinswortoy
gives notice of hi, intention to apply f. the
probate court of Lafayette coGnty, at the
July tenn, for permission to resign his letters
of administration upon the estate OF K. IL.
Wynn dec.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28
LEGAL NEWS.

LHic Rirer CoHu'y-Geo. +. Scott public
administrator of Little River county, gives
,uotice that hsnvill oliir for sale, at the court
boIsS in sal / county, on Tues lay the , u
day of August. two-tlirds OF the n. L. ! ol
the 5. w. OF See. y. Town. - Range 81,
as the property Of the estate Of l.. Garland,
deceased.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

Farmers are again complaining Of
dry weather. Corn is beginning to
burn little The gardens in this vi
cinity are needing rain very badly
From the best information we can get
we think the cotton crop is doing we'll.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

1t will be remembered that We stated
last week that sheriff Vance had taken
Barnes, the murderey Of Harris, to the
Camden Jail for safe keeping. We
have since learned, that Judge Nc
Gown gave the sheriff a certificate 10
the effect that there was not a safe jail
in this circuit, and theroupon the sher-
Ill proceeded with the prisoner to Lit
lie Rock.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

Taylor & Jett still have large sup
>ply of Family Groceries on hand.
lall and see them.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28
We got the peaches. On Monday

We got the peaches. On Monday
sysning last we found upon our table
~ of the finest specimens Of
'hes that we have ever seen
|any other country, and we
hat our friend will not permit
mention his name in connection
ecwith, for his varieties, Of which
he has many of the best, ought TO be
known and propagated. The peaches
he left upon our table, We think, are
of the variety known as Early York,
cling stone, large, melting, juicy and
delicious.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

The Washington Telegraph and the
illustrated journal of Agriculture for
500 a year. Specimen copies may
Ibc seen at our Office.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

There will he a r1gular communica>
ion Of Nj. IIorcb Lodge, No. j., A..
+. d \. NJ. next Saturday evening ut
s o'clock.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28
Camden Factory

NVOOLCARDiNG & BUR MACHINE
W EkY, improved aad Ia good order
FJrcmaH, J0hH e. EeH Sdsa aa{ III Hd
farto q, Duors, M,u,diug Brackets. &c,
al A. o.ter. Foreman, 4. :. NhJR.-
Pro nirto.s. NerreIl n Mgeili, Camden,
Ala.. june 2Jih. ISL.
s-m. 3m,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

Sec notice Of lost spcctacles in an
other column.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

Circuit court for Nevada county
commences next Monday.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

County court commences next Mon
day.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

II. W. Wilson, of Little Rock,
knows how to soften hard times. Let
our merchants make immediate appli
cation for the recipe.
We know the secret.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A word 10 the NsiSe.D

We are almost daily in receipt Of additions
TO our general assortment of M,rchardisr.
and our assortment will be kept up by fm>
ther purchases as often as the demand vii.
justify. Werccognize the lighncss of the
linc', have bought carefully, aud viii sell at
prices to suit. Our latest invoices consist
OF Ladies, Misses and childrrn's Hats.
Gent emen's Hats, Boots ana Shucs. Ladies'
Misses and elidren's Shoes together with
a general assortment of Dress and furnishing
Goods--al of the Latest styles. Fine chew,
ing and smoking Tobacco. Snuff Soda. Starch
Soap. Sugar Coffee. Tea, Cmdl,s &c, Sc.
We respectfully invite the attention OF
purchas rs to Tia above.
BAIRD, CARBUTU * PHILLIPS.
June 1th, le7,. 5.3m
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

C0iam5ia Copaiy-The names of 80
n sons cf Columbia county are advertised
fas delinquent upon the personal property
books OF that county tor las year.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

All kinds of job Printing done at
the Telegraph office.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28
EGlS'E:

Somewhere hrtwe.n Wnn's Hotel and
lhc s,oJr oi Lowry y llsylrs, or between
III. llut,l anu Ihc storrot -, }. Ferguson
& Co.. on Saturday evening, the -llh OF
Irne, pair Of Gold Speclarlcs, in dark.
pap r cas- The finder will be u'ably TO-
wa,drI uy leaving the Spcctacl s with W.
!. F1guson y Co. st
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

Capt. Geo, Kingsbury, Of Atkinson
& Co., commission and forwarding
merchants, Litde Rock, spent couple
Of days in town this week.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28
III q z Il E..
g.. w gEETE.

DEALER in Watches, Clocks. JrUelry
Silver aud Plated Ware, Fine Table and
Pocket Cutlery Speciacles, gold. silver and
steel. Best Machine Sewing Thread.
Watches, Clocks aud Jewclry carefully
repaired.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28
New E5rUg stores
VARIETY DEPARTMENT,

AfWic Of fcrrythpg and aothmg in particular.
Cali:ocs Domeaiics, Shoes, aIi kinds; ia
fact, a general stock Of STAPLE DRY
GOODS, Hardware, Pocket and Table
Cutlery. Quccusware Tiuware, Coffee,
Sugar Flour Rice. Tobacco, Sugars, &c.
PURE CANDIES, manufactured for our
usdr, and great many other articles too
numerous to mention.
We pay the highest market prices for all
kinds of PRODUCE, and market stLtls.
LIBERAL deductions to wholesale pdr-
chascrs in the Dug line,
SEE SIGN or BTi INDLiN.
We still stick TO cur old motto-'JIvE
ANp LLr LIVE. Quioh sales and short
moGts."
+. S.-W. = Hinton has thargc of the
business in the house, will Always take
pleasure in showing goods, whether you
buy or not.
Il. /. HINTON q co.
Washington, june y, I-7I. ::
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

Do not fail to read the card of
Messrs. Merrell & Magill, manuiactu
rers, at Camden, in another column.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

Blank Deeds for sale at this office.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

For SALE CnEAP.-A small fire prool
Iron safe, in good order. Apply TO
ClIAS. WHITE.
june 9TH, ISL. 5.3t
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

VALUABLE Real Estate, Town Lots,
RESIDENCES &c., lor Sale. lnquhc of
j. J. BORDEN.
Washington, june u, ISL. GI
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

MESS RS WHITE n PAXTON at the
Jcwchy Store have slI the b,st kinds of
Sewing Machines, MarhucGAurcs, Needles S,
dread &c, and viii order from first hands
Iy'hmg iu their line, not IN Stor'.
Al kind, uf good ScviLg Machines repairs
ed at reasonable prices,
JUNE 1lh, l-il. 5,4m.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

Book, Newspaper and Job Type Of every
style. madr with the celnhaird H4rd anil
9opel Mc'aI peculiar 20 the B0SroN ThPE
Fou>uuY. Brass Rule. Leads Metal Fami-
mre, Black auj ColoIcd Inks, Cases. Stands
Composing Sticks, Presses, Roller Cumpo-
.iliui. G1,leys, L,e irnsdrs, M.urmg Ma
chimes. Paper aud Cmd CWJcIs, &c, %c.,
kept constantly ON hand.
SurroNp.ug aud ElecIotypmg in all
their branches.
AIdI,-5 orders 20
JAMES a sTJOHN, Manager,
St Louis Br.r,ad.n B.s.lIyF,Fcunir
81. LGUis, MO.
june 1th. l-.l 1-lu.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities of
the American people than a
sure and safe cure for Fever
and Aguc. such we are now
enabled TO offer, with a perfect
certainty that 1t will eradicate
the disease, and with assur.
:, D,,oof that no harm can ,riso
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisohs.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-28

Al .ays in store. An inspection and com,
pariscn of his goods aud prices is all that
he asks.
Washington, june 81 ISL, 7:6m