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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

VIII be sent TO all purchasers FREE
for one quarter on application 1t will
give detailed account of our proceed
ings from time to time. /. Newspapers
wishing TO advertise for us viii please
send Us their lowest rates. d.
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FILLS ats GatSttl.


SWEET PoTAToES.- not allow
the Wines TO root. but move them Of
ten, and keep down all weeds. ~
WAIT for the seed to grow. Con-
version is hot growth but Christian
Character is; there is an instant wher
the dead seed burst into life but the
tree dOesnot spring up full fruitcd in
n night.
hlRKNEDT FOR BEE Sr1SGs. The
ripe tomato is the hest remedy fol
bee stings ever used in our family, one
member of which is extremely suscep
tible to the poison of its sting. and
one application gave immediate re-
iief.-A RUR4L READER. 80
SUPERINTENDENT ON. MEADOW
LANDS --Guano, which would cost
arlittle more tkan superphosphate.
will be preferable for meadows. 1t
would not be wise to apply either to
very dry land. especially in a dry sea
son, they would both burn the grass.
Onsmoist land, guano might be appli-
ed successfully in any season.
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$4,000.
THE COLD SPRING FARIM,

of so acres; one mile from Denton,
one mile from steamboat landing, five
miles from the Md. & Del. II. r.; one
thousand peach trees, fifty apple trees,
choice varieties of strawberries, cher
ries, plums, apricots. crab apples, dwarf
pears, splendid new buildings, worth
ft 5000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-07-28
Special NOTICE..
TOWN LOT FOR SALE I'M
COODSON. Va.

offer for sale an acre lot situatoa in froni
of the NJ. z. Church, on the Va side of Brls
toll, and near the location Of the Va KY.
Railroad: bounded on the east by the ThOTnP
son property, on the south by Beaver Creek
and on the West by the Wreneher property.
The lot is beautifully and conveniently loea-
ted, and bargoin can he had by apIaication
to the subscriber sH
i1garq 80 - EDWARD G.. F. HUGHEs.
may 27-tf - faa-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-07-28

Q1 nm r E w A r D.
Vl.UUU For any case 81 Blind bleeding. Itching,
or Ulcer ted Plies that TIE Rings PilO Rem
edy falls to cure. II is prepared eNyresss TO cure
the Piles and nothing else, and has curei Of
over 20 years standing. Sold by all Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
De BIsG's via Fuga is the pure juices Of Barks,
Herbs, Z pits and Berries. for
a CONSTmPTTON.
inflammation Of the Lungs all Liver, Kidney and
Bladder diseases, organic Weakness, Female sfiie-
lions, General Debility. and All complaints Of the
Urinary Organs in Male ard Femaie, producing
Dyspepsia Costivencss, Gravel, brOpsy and SoTof-
ula, which most generally terminate In COnsump-
tive Decline. u purifes aud enriehes the Blood,
the hillary 6 tndu liar and Secretiye system; Cor
reefs and strengthens the Nervous and Muscular
forces il acts like charm on weak, nervous, and
debilitated females, both young and old. None
should be without. Sold everywhere.
LABoRAToRT-I42 Frankli ST., Baltimore, Nd.
For Sale by J. BUSTISO, Bristol, Tenn.
Sep. ely.
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TIE CARTER FdRM.

With so acres; fine orchard, good
buildings, choice wheat land,
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PLEASANT ROUTE AND FARE yrr,-
LOW DESIRABLE route FOR r,ti 1
GRANTS AND FAMILIES ATSPr-

= NINL KNIEN.
Best Route to Nav ORLEANS AND IT,
Rates of Fare via MExAHIs & Cu,pIr.-S'
RAILROAD: I'm
Prices via Memphis are ''Iestaurapt So.
GA ste1mbOsis.l .. '!N'e'u'
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Railroads.&c..
E~ED
EMlGRANTS & TRAVELLERS
WEST AND NORTHWEST
Brr TICKETS ny THE ON REi1ArLyr.
MEMPHIS & CHARLES
81 TON r. r.
BY, FAR TIE BEST AND MOST
r. e. COMFORTABLE ROUTE

q Miles shorter than any other rout. .
Memphis. All Rail via Corinth or Ct
Junction to ST. LOUIS. and Points in ~
Northwest or TO Memphis, and thence H.
River to all Points U!
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JOB HOSES
,S/R .L4.3LES cL4RK'S
FEMALE PILLS.

YHaHESE invaluable pills are unfaling in the
\. Of all those painful a. 4 dangerous dis
to which the Female constitution is subject.
They moderate all excuses and remove all oistTuc
tions, from Whatever cause.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

they particularly suited. They will in short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity ;
and although very powerful, contain thing hurt
full to the constitution. In all cases Of Nervous
and Spinal Affections, Pains In the Back and Limbs
Fatigue on slight exertion. PAlPitation of the
Heart Mysteries and Whites, they will effect n
when all other means have failed. The pamphlet
around each package has full Directions and al rice
or will be sent free TO all writing for H., sealed
from observation.
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The LaPfERRE HOTEL,

DI1-N IO-Nt Nun ~
containing twenty-six rooms, furnish
ed throughout, with all modern con-
venienors, plenty of Out-buildings,
staLling for thirty horses; including
all outfit, stock, &C., worth, cash,
81, 900.
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Il HOUSE Nv DENTON!

with one and half acre orchard, will
the finest varieties of fruits,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-07-28

Pepc said. Beauty draws us by
single hair" In view Of the prevail
ing size of ladies' head-gear. we
must be permitted to doubt the infal-
Utility of Pope. .s = !
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-07-28

The reason why Sylvanus Cobb. jr.,
confines himself to writing for the
periodicals. is because the legitimate
function of Club is to produce a
cereal. -al
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-07-28

A Young candidate for the legal
profession was asked what he should
first do when employed to bring an
action. ASK for money ON account.
He passed. ~
1T is not true" said the Boston
Times, THAT an 'anti'using-Of-alco-
acknowledgements to-prevent-
their freezing society is to be estab.
Iished in this city" nor H-e
An obituary notice says 1.-The de-
ceased had been for several years a
director of bank, Notwithstanding
which he died Christian, and uni.
versally respected"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-18
LO0yeotcc. shoals s. Jasper.
MAIL, EXPRESS AVID STAGE ROUTES!
STEINUACS.R & SCUHADERt

ny 8 Contractors fer The f.oogoofee Shoals and
~ . jasper Mail Express Routes. respectfully In
FORM the public, that they will run good backs with
excellent teams and rc,h!s drivers AMI are prepare.
10 convey MESSENGERS AMI express na,tcr between Ia.
an Jasper way places an the routes ON tic mas,
reasonable terms Persons sending or receiving cs.
pr'ssagc OF any kind may depend having IL carefully
hani'e'i. AMI promptly and safely delivered. Their
stage ~ ioogootcc leaves Jasper Mondays wcircs-
days a." Fridays. At o'cock A. ~. arriving ut LOO
yo"ec IN 'inr 70 connect with tie frrrs on the q
Returning. leaves foovcofce every Tue.dsv Thnr,i,v
ana Sinrd'y Their stage leaves Jasper every FRIDAY
mernsn, ~ o'clock aud arrives Shoals in tiue u,
connect Ti.h he railroad tns either way Return.
ing leaves Shor'> ~ O'Clock SATURDAYS
Aud also they will run stage 10 r,.er.nurv ev.rx
Friday. leaving jasper ~ O'clock Returning oi,
Sr'ur'i,vs leaving Petersburg y, : o'clock A. AZ
July y. 20. STEiSHArsER 4 SCiIEADER
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HUNTINGDUlsG

has ust reurned from the East wh.r he has,ad /,
'hs argest stock " DRY G0OI S. Be- r,, rbronsLt I,
This county. which being h river an,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-18
RoSADALIs

mo PREPARATION HAS
~ ever been introduced Ia
tho American people that La.
met with rs marked a succes.
al "TIIE FLUID EXTRACT
OF R0sADALIs." One ouns.
Of this Fluid EAt,act 10 rrc,s
powerful in its action upon dis.
case than ono pint u the prep.
arations Of sarsaparilla. Asa
Biooi Purifier Il hus no equal.
for !Srrcjsia, Maan,mafory LLeu.
n'atis'a, Szphais in all its forms.
tits n certain cure. Physician,
indorse 1t; tits not a quack nos.
trun, as the formula is printed
on every package.
d.. Sparks, cf Nicholssyillo.
Ky, says: ~; is the best Blood
Purifier l have ever used"
DR.. Doykin, Of Baltimore.
says: ~ always prescribe !,
for scrofula and Syphilis"
Dr.. T. c. Pusi, Of Baltimore.
says: ~ cured the worst ease
Of Scrofu!a I have ever seen
with Rosadalis."
Benjamin Bcehiol, Of Lima.
Ohio, says he has suffered far
twenty years with an eruption
over his whole body; tried all
kinds Of remedies with no ssc.
eess; a few bottles Of Eosadali.
made q complete cure.
Sec ROsApALiS ALMANAC
for important cures The Ensa.
ldalis Almanac publishes iheiliiil.
ing story of " Eu'! st. trvix, Or
the Magic koss."
Western Wholesale Dcro, for
Rosadalis,
II. MACREADY & CO.,
CINCINNATI, ONO.
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~, s; ~
| EllyoE;'iE II KDS ! !. 4
Il IE 6 { J \. NE n \ /
\ NJ E| ] ] J! 6 ! | i
2rOC f2aEG's German His:crs
k.CCi:aEd's German 'E'0niC!
lsOGGana's rotioEly Hin Pill!
k2OOfla nd's Greek Oil.

HOOfiand's German Eittcrs,
Filters without alcohol o, spirits Of any Find.
Is different from all Others. II is com.
posed OF Tie pure juices or VITAL PhiN.
,c,rir OF RsorS, IlIgrs. and EAHKs Cor Il.
incidentally termed extracts. )ti,c wO .ih-
less or inert Crtions OF The ingwdi Mt.
not being used. Therefore. in one bot
tic of this Bttcrs there is contained as
much mcficimal virtue MS will be found
in several gallons Of ordinary mixtures.
The Roots. &c , used in this Biticrs are
grown in Gcrmany.tlcir vital principles
extracted in that country by Il scicn: tic
Chemist ard forw ardcd to the manu- &c.
tory in this city, where they arc COM
pounded and bottled. Containing no
spiriiuous ingredients. this biltcrS is free
from the objections urged against all
others; no desire for stimulaMts can It,
induced from their use. they cannot
make drunkartls, and cannot, under any
have amy but Il beneficial
effect,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-18
Woodward's National Architect.

1000 Designs, Plans AMI Details Cor Country Snhur.
ban and Village Houses: with Perspective Views From,
anil Side Elevations Sections Ful, Detail Drawn a,
specifications and Eliminates. Also netsu Drawings 10
Sectional and Framing Plans Of French Roofs poriner
Windows fof French Roofs. nav Windows Inside shut
tsrr French Windows. balconies ver,niss por.hes
Lattice Work Stairs. Newc's ministers Sliding ,,rs
Window Castings. Gable Finish Finals. Cre~tn -.
ranopics. Hoods Ohscrv.'ores. Rsse. Arrhi,r,vcs
Plaster Finish. Cornrss. Ceilings. Hard Wood Mantels
aud all that u required nv Builder 10 DESIGN sneciv
erect. and n'sh In the most arrroved stile One ga.
pcrb quarto volume. postpaid. sl2.
ORANGE JUDD a ca.
Jcac sn ~ Broadway, ye- York.
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At Gold Prices /!
FOR CURRENCY:
rue TESr PRINTS AT la1 CENTS
AID EVERYTHING ELSE Still. CHEAPER
Joseph Scrlllcrshcil.s
Made his Extensive Purchase o.
SPRING and SUMNER
DIR " GOODS.
AFTER THE Decline IN GOLD.
A SD consequent, obtained ,her, very cheap. and Is
"A willing 10 Civ. his customers the t-l,G, Of his
good fortane. Ills
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
! s",urs- and ihs latest .,is while he has also III,
largest s.eeA n.ry trough. 10 this County Of
THE BEST
Au'lins, r-ins, nsaincs Msrino.; silka; Lm.!srs,
Ccst"nad-s Icndscys. llannc!s, and ali.
o.her kinds OF Cocds far The la.
dies and Misses. His line
VI xosds for Geu-
tirm,n and
Eoys.
Also
unsrrpsss-
OF. consisting 81
Clo;h.nc. casimer,s.
Jeans. Satnets. Satin rni
Siik va>;ing. Wool Varmuss,s
Vni"rshirs. Hats and Caps Boots and
Shoes. &C. Ac.. AMI almost any krd Of goods
yoa call for. Come and le c.mrcrdi L- liz has
the best and chsapcs goods in the equity lie aso
TIE CIIEAP PEST
Lot Of Queensware
Crocksrywars,
Hardware all Minds.
Carpenters Tools.
Trace Chains Axe.
Tableware. and bundled ether article Of use
~ ornament too tedious 10 mention. Persons
anns Notions will find his stock the largest
AND MOST {
'srahlc in town. So also his Groceries are in quality
ii price, the most ,
IN THE LONG RUN
all be satisfied iu their dealings with him |,
MILLIN cry
has Ia l,ngc as-or,mcn. oLsilcs ant Children.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17
Government Officer Boiled 90
Death.

The Cincinnati Gazette of Thursday
SAYS: A chronicle of daily events Is
seldom called upon 10 inform the pub
lie Of more terrible death than yester'
day befcll Captain Thomas j, Barry. a
worthy government storekeeper, at the
distilcry of Fleisehman 4 Co., rear
Scdamsville
How the heart rcnding accident 90.
CURED is now conjecture; possibly IL
will always remain 80 Ailer dinner
he was seen sitting by nn open window
Of the dislillery reading, Below him.
on the outside of this apartment. was
M open tub. containing the worm.
Frequently the water contained ia this
vessel became boiling hot from the
heated vapor within. IL was so yester
day Later in the afternoon Captain
Barry MAS needed in the line of his
duty as storei eeper, and MAS sought
about the premises. Not being found
"A messenger WAS sent 20 Scdamsvllle,
with no more success This awaken.
ed apprehension. AMI more careful
scavh about the dislillery MAS made
A last the bat Of the unfortunate man
was discovered near the tub. aud the
terrible thought came flashing into the
mind that the storekeeper might be in
this vessel With fears for the worst
the contents of the tub we're examind.
There the body of the officer was
found literally boiled. Whether US
he sat he Was suddenly seized with
iainting fit. or had fallen asleep aud
tumbled in, or had fallen in unawares
while looking into the vessel, is leil
entirely 10 conjecture.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17

heart, he gazed at the Vice President
in that toploitical style peculiar to
Edwin Forrest in "Mctamora, when
he makes some ineisivc remarks touch
ing his inability 10 get up lie Mt a
moments notice,
Soon as the eagle glance of the ma.
iestie Dent caught the eye of the Vice
President, he hinged his corpus at that
point where the leg, eud aud the body
begins. making a motion very like that
INDUCED in hy little boys when other
Rulc boys give than an unexpected
punch in the lower part of the diges>
live apparatus, lie then said somo.
thing no one could hear, when through
the mysterious melton, turned On hls
military heel. lined his beaver TO his
majestic, military head. and then disap
pearrd from cur longing gaze through
the opened doorway ot the Senate
chamber,
Wha, Is Is TO live in an age and
country where these great historical
scenes can be witnessed P, | feel thank
ful. | may say that | feel to assert, a.
my ia friend the 1t. Rev. Maxwell. 1.
T.. c., Was wont to say, that / rejoice
nj nv good luck. ID. T.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17
AN ACT.

To provide for the compulsory education Of
children Of sound mental and physical
health between the ages Of six and elev-
en- years.
Section !. BE IL enacted, &c. That from
and aIter the passage OF this act IL shall be
unlawful for any person or persons in this
Commonwealth having the charge, control
or care Of any child or children OF sound
mental aud physical health between ih.'
ages Of six aud eleven years 20 cause or al
low the habitual absence OF such child or
children from attendance Rt the common
schools or from schools known ~ priva'c @
schools or academies, or from other sources
Of regular and competent education; and
such permission or neglect on the part Of
the person or persons aforesaid, shall be
deemed misdemeAnor, and upon conviC-
ton thereof, he. she or they so offending.
shall be sentenced TO pay n hne not exceed.
ing one dollar for each and every child, al d
for each and everv day 80 absent from their
neglect or permission as aforesaid, cor un-
dergo an imprisonment in the county Jail
or work house for period not exceeding
one day for each and every child, and FOR
each and every day so absent from their
neglect or permission, or both at the dis
cretion OF the court.
The above is copy Of the fret section OF
bin introduced In the Pennsylvania Les.
i,lature, to compel parents to send their
children TO scheol ut the tender age of siI
years, pay fnc or 30 to Jail. Think Of n
poor widow, who is obliged te wash or sew
TO maintain her small children, say she has
two, who do not 60 to schools, and may
receive instruction at home; the children
grabbers demand dollar day for each
child for the entire time they are absent.
which may be three months. She cannot
of course pay the fine, and must be torn
from her children and suffer imprisonment,
six onths in the countyjail or workhouse'
whilst her children are left TO starye or be
sent to the poor house. This is the work Of
Republican Legislators; this the humanity
and tolerance OF the radical party. Con-
cerning the spirit ofthis bill we shall have
something fu thsr to say in the future, not
withstanding the deserved fate II has met
in the Legislature. having been negAtived
That thousand instances like the one We
have above noted, are not to Immediately
happen in this State, is no faultofthe Radi'
! cal leaders. -Pittsburg Post.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17

From a list of Jurors printed in
another column, it will be seen that
Samuel Nathan, colored, Of Miles, has
been drawn a Juror, for week commen
cling Monday April 18th, This is the
second instance of a colored juror be-
ing drawn in this state since the pas
sage of the 18th amendment-m one
ofthe eastern counties, a few weeks ago,
u colored man was also drawn as a jU-
rOr. We hoTe this circumstance will
not occasion any rivalry and i'll feeling
among Mr.. NNthan's brother jurors OF
the radical persuasion for the same
week, in that each one may be ambi-
liOus TO be seated aside Of Samuel,
much less do we hope that any Of them
who have gone the full length oil wor>
hip for the African, will turn up his
nose if Samuel's chair in the
box be next to said radical friend, for
we assure such an one that the "com>
ing man" is plenty good enough TO sit
aside of, eat with and sleep with any
Centre county rad, for thus were
teachings of radical politieo theOlogi-
aus. We have heard of RAIDS turning
up their noses because Samuel Nathan,
eolored, has been edrawn Is a juror,
which comes with a very bad grace
from the lovers of the "man and broth
er." and looks a little inconsistent.
Come, now, take courage, and swal-
luw little Of your own medicine, pre-
pare your nasals, and don't 60 hack
on the negro.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17

To day inaugurates decided change
for the better in the political condition
of the United States. The two thirds
power ofthe Republicans is broken in
the new Congress meeting at noon, and
from this happy consequence Of the
elections lat fall il resulted that the
people of the United States are no lem
ger at the utter mercy of a political
party. The balance Of the govern.
ment is restored. The Republican
two-thirds in Congress. new dead aud
gone, for they dare not unseat enough
Of the opposition 10 restore il, is at the
bottom of much that blackens our
Federal annals in these four years past,
and in the face of that vote is seen the
popular condemnation Of fthatinfAmous
spawn il begot, The fourteenth amend.
ment, with its sneakiDg. pot.house
laws TO enforce il {; the fileenth amend.
ment with its South Carolina Legisla>
lures and its promising crop Of bayo.
net election laws for Northern as well
as for Southern polls; that disgraceful
faice. impeachment; Towards Afri.
can bureau the hideous drama Of re.
construction and Reconstruction.
wolld never have been po bic but for
this now aefunct two.thirds. How IL
was made matched what il did. At
FIRST Drake. assuming to represent Mis-.
souri,, and Cresswell, affecting to be
Senator from Maryland, brought the
Senate majority up TO the required
pitch, the House then having il. Az
terwards came Brownlow and the West
Virginia tribe; and latterly, that
Falstaifs legion which swarmed up
from the South heavily reinforced
Senate and House. Many Of them
more Of them BY several than ought to
be out of the penitentiary, il all tales
be true-yet linger, but their worst
power is over: the Radical two-ihirls
Il denarted World
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17

Boston, March a-The annual meeting
Of the siockholders Of the Union PAeiac
railroad WAS held a, the otIier OF the con-
pAny In Sears building to-day, the prcri
dent. Oliver Amcs, in the chair. The re-
port ofthe president Acknowledges that ths
earning this far have been very uHsAtisfae-
tory. but takes an encouraging view ofthe
future lie states that many Improvements
will be made this year, Tot the least Of
which will be the completion Of the bridge
across the Mississippi river at Omaha Mr..
Amcs proposes 10 issue S2'5o9 600 oftwenty:
eight per cent. mortgage bonds. TO provide
means for the completion Of the bridge
The principal sources Ofincome this year
are in the mines Of Colorado aud Utah. the
sale Of lands and the transportation Of tea
and silks, from China and Japan.
The report concludes with rscApitula-
ton Of the history Of the congressional In
reference with the management Of the
road. and an assertion that the result Is the
restoration Of the credit Of the company.
with great advance In all its securities,
The report was. unanimously adopted,
after which the following officers were
chosen and the meeting adjourned until
next year President Thomas A. Scott, Of
PenRsylVAniRi secretary, r. 4 Rollins, Of
New Hampshire; board Of directors, OH
yer Amea, Of Massachusetts John Duff.
Of Massachusetts, Elisha Atkins, Of Mass
Achusetts; oakes Ames, OF Massachusetts;
L. p. Morton. Of New York. Roysl c.
Robbins, Of Massachusetts; james Brooks,
OF New York G. n. Dodge, Of Iowa; Sid
dsy Dillon, Of New Yerk; G. :: Rushnell,
Of Connecticut; John Edgar Thomson, Of
PennsylvAnia Andrew COrnsgle, Of New
York; George NJ. Pullman, Of Illinois,
and r. Gordon Dexter, of Massachusetts.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17
NEGROES AND CARPEfBAG
GERS.

Last Hours Of the Radical Legislature
OF l.ouisiana-A Horrib Drunken
Orgie Cl, sed with Burlesque Reli.
eious Services Practical Result
uf Radicalism IN the South,
From the New Orleans Times March 3, ]
Any one who, in days past, has been
an observer Of the di, n'fei proceed.
inss Of the Legislature of Louisiana,
who could have been present last
night during the closing hours of that
body, might have imagined that by
some magic influence he had Teen
transported TO the scene OF some jolly
eurousal on the boarders OF Abyssina
or Dahomey.
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CENTRE HALL REPORTER.
Centre Hall, Pa, March II, II


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