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J. WAIxrp Prpuistur 4. b. NcDopAiD 4 a. DusxsAA
0ea Asa San fnncseo. CAL and and y M
MILLIONS Rear Teseinssy % eheir WeuAsrhnl
Curative Kaeess. They sre not . vile Fapey Drink,
made Of Posr Ran, whiskey, Proof Spirits md Re.
fsse Lisasrs docored pcd and psass ths
taste called Tones" Appefizersn Resose." &C. that
Lad tpper on drunkenness ruin are txus
Medicine made from tbs Native Roos and Herbs Of California
free fre0 ali Alcehelie Ssiuulaues. They aru the
GRRAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE CIV.
INC PRINCIPLE perfect Renovator and Invieurssnr Of
The syem Carrying Oh possus matter and restcne the
blood healthy condition pr.on can take these Bittss
according directions long unwe provided their
not desoyed By poisors or other e,us and
the vital organs wasted beyond the point Of repair
They are n Gentle Purxaaive a we'll /. n Te,se.
ro....-;n. a. ~. r.-r,;., 80, =, .-s~,
ps. - W t 49,. -. VI se.hs =. P0.11o1
sgent in relieving Congestion Inflammation Of tho Liver
and Of all tn, visceEal Organs.
FOE FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in young
old married or single nj the dawn Of vomauhod or NJ thu
49,, ,eus. 49, 80. n..-A
'1-a VI .Ae. @"eS Ionic br1efs nave no equai-
Fer Inoa00at0fy and CATOnlc RheuDatlsm and
Giant. Dvs,ens1a ~ I,As~essfs.. Rill... R.-s,.
''.S"
Bleed. Liver. Kidueys Nd Bladder. these Bisser,
have bee most successful sch Diseases arc CAUSED by
Visiased Bleed which 10 generally produced by deranrs
ment Of the DSre.sIve Or~.,.
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Ayers
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For restoring to Gray Hair its
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A dressing
which is at
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and efectual
for preserv-
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re soon re-
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IN ifc o,.iio;onI
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think that the plague In the Persian Kir-
distan should be attributed 70 the exces.
siye dryness and the cattle disease, which
the district Of Mukry shared in eoiamon
with the rest Of Persia. HIS opinion on
this point, however, is not admitted here
by the health authorities. They maintain
that me plague In Persia 70 the conse.
0uence of The terrible famine which pre-
vailed in that country, and must have
been imported into the district Of Mukry
from others quarters In the interior.
They, moreover, understand that DR.. Gas.
taldl has been unable TO trace the epidemic
further in the interior; for getting OF
the truth in Persia Is next TO impos.
sible, and the Government itself Is gener.
ally only made acquainted with the cpl.
demic existing ON It's territory through
tile authorities oil the bordering countries.
II was tho Ottoman Sanitary Department
that first intimated the existence Of the
plague in the KurdiStan 70 the Persian
Government. The mortality caused by
the scourge, and ascertained by DIR. Cas-.
taldi, is approximately calculated as fol-
lows: At Bana, SO; at Kaninias, 4; in
Karava, 81; in Djoumouchan, O9i in Ar.
banouz, 80; at Utch.tepe, 100; In Sandiak,
35; OF Gultepe, u; In Charab, IS; OF
Rachim.K Khan, 81; and In Akdjevan, 13;
total, 800. DR.. Castaldi further declares
that the epidemic In question has exhibit
cd the well known characteristics Of con.
tAgion. He concludes by stating that
since his departure from the Kurdistan no
further news respecting the plague had
arrived at Tehcran, except q communica.
ton to the Persian Government To the
elect that the plague had disappeared, q
communication to which he does not seem
to attach great faith.
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London and Philadelphia.
From Tho PhllAdOlphh North American.

There are no two cities that resemble
each other SO much In the regular In
crease in the number Of houses, and the
ample provision Of homes for all the
jewellers within their borders, a. London
and Philadelphia. They exhibit the same
phenomenal development Of the building
trades, the same systematic processes Of
constructing rows Of dwellings on cash
advances by ground owners, the same In.
satiable expansion over hill and dale,
through marsh and brickyard, creating
almost 0 new town every year. The In.
crease Of houses In Philadelphia ranges
from 5000 to 5000 q year, and, at the
present ratio Of expansion, will not DO
long In reaching 10000 q year. Wehave
no means Of stating the exact annual
growth Of London, but as the whole NUN.
Der Of dwellings has reached the enor-
nous aggregate Of 10000, It must be
very great The population Of the city
being 3,SS0,000, the dwellings average
one 10 every five persons, which Is about
the usual ratio In Philadelphia, though
We are at present a little In arrears with
our houses. .4.Hur7r
As London covers about the same area
as the county Of Philadelphia, and we
have only 1875, 900 houses to all our space,
1t will be seen that the problem whether
We can cover the whole area with a
dcnsCly built city Is really capable Of solu.
ton. London Is tho growth Of centuries,
and the centre OF an immense empire and
a world .1Uiila nm, m aroo Vnt Sta ',,,o,.
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THE CANNES AT THE HuB.-The dogs
Of Boston, like their brethren in Philadel.
phia, are in luck, for the Prevention OF
Cruelty Society has resolved to erect a
Boston "Iome for Dogs" To this all
yagabond, homeless, hcartlcss ours will
be conducted. Alter they have been
comfortably fed, and cleaned, and warmed
we suppose that they are to he tenderIy
chloroiOrmed out Of existence; for really,
VIC do not sec what else the society can
do with its proteges, The funds Of the
corporation will soon be exhausted il all
these dogs arc TO be licensed at its expense.
We presume that TO killing the society
has no insuperable objection, because 1t Is
announced that at the "Homc" worthless
animals, including horses, will be killed
to order after the millest methods. AS
for dogs, there are too many oil them in
the country now; and II is rather diff,
cult question TO decide whether dog
with an incurAble passion for killing sheep
is entitled 10 the benefit of clergy.-M \.
Tribune. s.ts5sti
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residential Epidemic In PersIa--
devastation OF IN Ancient Scour.
age.
VOaitSnLinOple (JanuAry 3D Correspondence of
the London Times.
When the report of the outbreak of a
Eslilential epidemic in Persia, near the
turkish frontiers, reached Constantine.
pc, Notwithstanding the assurances given
Oy The Persian Government 10 the effect
6 ISal the epidemic was not the plague, the
ouOlnan Sanitary Department, while
,,MOnmendIng the greatest vigilance to
.ae sanitary officers ut the frontiers, has.
@nd to dispatch DR.. Castaldi, the Otto.
man sanitary delegate attached TO the
'ulNlsL Embassy nj TehCran, to tho spot
" inquire into the nature OF the disease
MCaSlaIdi has now sent in his report,
"ulcll Is most carefully drawn IN, and
%nAlas most valuable information. In
%ISopn'on, there cannot be any doubt on
%eClaFacter of the disease which has
Tale lis appearance in tho Persian Kur.
SS . The maiady is characterized by
sr'H HU0s fever, accompanied with typhus
!EIIpVoMs, with the appearance Of bubos
Ho 'Ss' Ihe arms, in the groins, and in the
ISI OF carbNnclCs in various parts of the
."yy,Sad ofspots scattered over the whole
iu''Ace Of the skin; it carries the sui.
%'a oil quickly, attacking several houses
uoue place and several persons In thu
S ia laMily, and transmits itself from nm
% %SCIed place 10 healthy one. Such a
, %IAuy says DR.. Castaldi, cannot be any.
, %us Ont the Eastern plague of former
' Su.ts' According 10 the report, 1t Is
S SsS Tue last winter that the plague ap.
tIs IN the district of Mukry, in the
%So n:t jan, in two villages situated a
6.ulslancc from each other, and called
N, pISTunogchan and Arbanouz. These two
NJ A s have been completely depopula.
SS ~, unIy seven or eight persons having
,ns I spared by the sCourge. Unable 10
SS MI S, !aS existence Of the plague beyond
A. T Sistlct Of Mukry, DR.. Castaldi feels
S,r Swssto point out the causes which
iT Se produced the epidemic, for the dis.
Il. Nv u.s. not only the hcalthiest in all Per.
TS M Su' has also escaped from tho famine
,Uuoua mas 50 cruelty visited and con.
EiSsasI 10 visit the other parts Of that
avsS U Tl II an outbreak Of the plague,
\" Dt. Castaldi, was anywhere u
h ,SpTehended, II would be surely
So u ~ AhNrassan and in Ears, where
,, C A am made such irightful raw.
SUO5 % W men enough could not be
d N ~ 70 inter the dead bodies left unburi,
SbS ~ 1ae streets and in the bazars, and
kS n.y. parents sold their children for !
lpi % ns, 10 save them from starvation
SIs provide themselves with A littl1
NJ CsstAldi therefore inelines L
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STATE BoNDs-Qaiet and firm.
SToCKs-In the stock market the trans-
auctions have been variable and very
large.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March 7.-FLouR-Quiet
and unchanged in every respect.
GRA1N-Wheat-No. 2spring Chicago
stronger and flrmer, iaac higher, 81 23a
| 2St. Corn-Active, closed steady at
S74c. Rye-Qniet, No. 2, 714c. Barley
-53c.
Provisions Pork-Mess $l1 70. Lard
&c. Bulk Meats-Quict and nominally
unchanged; shoulders 4tc; sides 54c; clear
rib sides 5Sa6c; clear do Gtc.
Hoas-Good shipping demand and SC
lower.
WHIsKY-Quiet and firm at SIC.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Mar. 5.-FLOUR-Family
81 35a7 60. .N a.aFHS
GRAIN-Nheat-Rcd 81 5Sa1 90. Rye
-02a04c. Oats 0a45c. Barlcy-70a
SOC.
GRooERIEs-Domand fair and market
firm.
ons-Iinsood on firm at $50; Lard Oil
dull at $50.
Eads-22e
BUTTER 20a25c.
CHEESE 164a17ic.
PRoyIsIoNs- Mess Pork-$1250. Lard
-9sa9c. Bulk Meats-4ta6fa6tc. Ba.
con-Should ers firm at 6fa7c;; clear sides
7ta7tc.
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New York DRY Goods. Marker.


New YORK, March 7.-The dry goods
business is improving and the market is
steady and firm at 75aSc Tor printed
cloths: 1laa12c for fancy prints; 1Sc for
fancy organdies; 22ic for New York mills
muslins; 21c for Wamasutta; 16tc for
White Rock WamAsutta; 14ta15c for
heavy brown sheetings; 13ia14c for
Southern do; 14tc for Hollowell corset
jeans; 10ipior Armenia shirtlngs; 10ic for
minor shirtings; soc for Minnehaha SO
inch ticks; 214c for Alberson yard wide;
1Sal9c Tor Hamilton stripes; 12ic for
Jewett City stripes.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 7.-FLouR firm
western, e 25a7 81; other grades un.
changed.
GRAlN-Wheat firm; Pennsylvania
81 G9a1 10. Corn steady at 51a63c. Rye
firm at 05c a$l. -
PRovIsIoNs-Mess pork, ga 5. Bulk
shoulders, &c; sides, 6fc; clear rib sides,
&c. Bacon-Shoulders, Gic; sides, 73a74a
Sc. Hams, 1Sa14c. Lard dull at OLA
94c.
BUrTER-Western active, hut market
bare.
WHsKY-Dull at 89sOOc.
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
BALTIMORE, March THE market
opened with better animation, but the
offerings closed slow at a decline Of / 10
&c. For the week the very best on sale
brought Cache; first qualify 5ta6c; mo.
dium TO good and fair 4sa5tc. Receipts
l 1923; sales OF. r,.,
Hoas-Fair supply; common 6lc; good
to extra tic. Net receipts CO.'S
SHREP-Receipts continue light; sales
atUasic gross; extra fine sold at &C.. Re-
ceipts 1890.
LOuisVille Market.
LouIsvILLE, March u TOBACCO =
strong and active. but unchanged; sales
AO4 mus. .. N
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HIaHLY METEoRiTEs.-Late foreign
papers contain accounts Of three enor-
nous meteorites (said TO DO the largest
known discovered in Greenland, weigh.
Ing $4,000 lbs. 10000 and 10000 lbs. re.
spectively. Two OF them are now in the
national museum at Stockholm.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YORK, March 7.-GoLD-Dull at
110sa110f. Loans were at 2, A and @ per
cent for carrying. CIearings $2O,5OO,OOO.
MoNRY-The market was easy during
the morning at O to Z per cent on call, but
in the afternoon the demand was more
active from bankers, and the closing rate
was Z per cent.
GovERSMENTs-strong and advancing.
The supply is limited and the day has
been variable.
SrERIINrfl Exon ANnH-1n0l
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BosToN has a "Pure Milk Association"
which proposes to furnish milk for eight
cents quart in cans so sealed that they
cannot be tempered with,
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Tickets 70 al principal poInts in the Raat and
West can be procured n the Union Ticket Once,
IN MLure House, and 81 the Station at bridge.
..- .- hl FIR. MYKRs.g /.
nOy9l General Passenger and Ticket AGENT.
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DIR. JOHNSON

Memeor Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of tho most eminent Col,
leges In the United STATED, and tho greater pSrt
o. Whoee iile has been spent in The hospitals Of
effected some Of the most aBtonIshlng an SeS anal
were ever known. Many troubled with rineing
IN tho head and ears when asleep, great nery6ns.
ness, being alarmed o. sudden sounds, bashfnl.
ness, with frequent bluBhIng, attended some.
ZINES slI1e WE arrangement Of mind, were cured
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We offer, atVery low rates
800 Bags Primo 10 Choice Rio Coffee. gong
100 Barrels New Orleans Molasses. Hrt
30 Choice Sugar syrups. -..,
20 Hhds \. o., Cuba and ?. R. Sugars.
Fancy DemArara Sugars.
100 barrels RCAned Sugar. III
80 Barrels Ness Pork.
100 Tierces Prime Leaf Lard.
100 Kegs Family Leaf Lard.
80 Casks Clear Bacon Sides. ~,
80 Bacon Shoulders,
| 80 Tlgrces Sugar Cured Hamh, ....
1900 Barrels Flour, sEIl #..H.
100 Bags Timothy Seed. .N a..
80 Clover Seed.
100 Boxes Goshen Cheese.
Maekerel, Lake Fish, Nails, Brooms, Spices,
Dye stnas, Wrapping Paper. A large line 50:
lected chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, q.
Agents for Miami Powder Co. = .-.. f
oc5 LIST, DAVENPORT d PARKS.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTInH

AANH AM 1SULhh NOIIOE.
Dr.. j: addresses all those who have Injured
themselves By improper Indulgence and solitary
nADlts, when ruin both body and mind, unfttln1
them for either business, study, society or mat.
These arc some Of the sad and melancho,v az.
iects produced BY early habits OF youth. Viz:
weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Pains in ne
Head, Dimness OF Sight, Loss OF Muscular Pow.
81, OF the Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous
u ten General Debility, Symptoms Or Consump.
MEEr4ILH-The fearful effects on tho mind
are much 70 DO dreaded. Loss OF Memory. Con
fusion OF Ideas Depression Of SpIritS, RviI Fore,
De9inRs. AYGTslon 70 Society, lEDiStrust, Love
OF Solitude, Timldity, &C., are some Of the evilS
Thousands OF persons OF all ages can NOV
Judge what Is the cause OF their decilnIn1 heaiih
losing their ylgor, becoming weak, pale nervous
and emaciated, having singular appearances
about tn, the eyes, Cough, and symptoms Of Con.
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ORGANIC WEAKNEsa

Immediately cured and full yIgor restored.
This distressing Affection, which reniera ilie
miserable and marriage impossible, Is he PENALTY
PAD Dy the victims Of Improper indulVences,
lou HoanG petSons are 700 apt 70 commit eXccssea
quences that may enguo. Now, who that under.
stands inc subject win pretend To deny that Inc
power OF procrcation Is lost sooner by thoee nil
Ing into improper habits than by tho prudent
Ses,aSS eeing deprived q pleasure q healthy
toms OF both body and mind arise. The syStein
becomes deranscd, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss OF Procreatiye Power.
Nervous 1rrllability DyspOpsia, PaIpitation Of
inc Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility.
H MNa WaSt s OF mo Frame, Cough, Consumption
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
&@MMM5
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
l. by tho following Schedule on and after No.
Vember 2Oth, 1871, Wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
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r s. FAIRFAX,

ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
oTTLsEs.-orangle Block, Market ST., Wheeling.
W. Va, and AN. ID ST., ZAnOsvilie, o. A'
Special attention given to Public BulldlnSs.
augSS 'Ss'
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YOITNn MEM

Who have injured themselves by a certain urar.
ttce, INDUCED In when alone, q habit freoueritIv
learned nom eYel companions, or al school, the
eaects OF which arc nightly felt, even when
a a and, i not cured, renders marriage i'm
should apply Immediately. ''''A ''S''
what pity that young man, tho hope OF his
country, the pride OF his parents, ghould be
snAtched nom all prospects and enIoyments Of
ilie ny the consequences Of deviatlng from the
cret habit. Such persons must, before contem.
atinS 'N'''N ~'"'''N'
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pMncoods..
Making Room
FOR
sulil la.s $50 .gigsT'3 l.is bIsi
WSpfldjgI5.G6j5ljdds


AsWo are now receiving New Spring Goods.
We offer our last seasons stock al tho following
rates: autn
q. 49, s.na-IlE Oh aHI #sEsfl
Printed PeIcales, a little
SolIed, at 10 cents. ar.,sss 81
Black GrenadIne 81 80
sold last season at So. 80.
Our Finest SO Grenadlne
at SIS. ~, ,...5,.. .,,I 80
Common Black Grena-
dimes at l8 Sd cents. 5
Plain Coloredi Alpacas, a
little solled at ia 3a4 cents.
A large lot Of Grenadines
and other Dress Goods at
t2 f-2 cents.
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TRANSPORTATION.

glstS la6aG RittsbAaF Ifoad
@MMEMR
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER ism
~ 1871, Trains will run 10 follows, Wis.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that . sound mind and body are tho most
nG!ccssAFy requisites 70 promote connubIal hap.
Rlness. indeed, without these the tourney
through lie becomes q weary pllprimHGe. ia
prospect hourly darkens TO the view, ma mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and allied with
the melancholy reflection that the happIneSs Of
another becomes bliRhted with onr owT -
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DISEASES on IMpRIDHNTru

80, ApI4@AGAAo Vt 4MThODENCE,
pleasure finds that ho has imbibed he Sseds NJ
this painful disease It too ofton happens thSt an
illtimed sense OF shame or dread OF discovorv de-.
tets him rom applying to those, who nom edI.
S SaI anu respectability can alone beftiend
THIS horrid disease make their appearance, such
~ liberated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal
paine In tho head and limbs, dlmnCss OF sirht
deafness, nodes on the shin: bones aud arms, BRO
crossing with frightful rapidity, Til at last fine
palate OF the mouth or tho bones OF the nose All
In, and tho victim OF this awful disease becomea
horrid object Of commisReration, till death pute
period 70 tho dreadful Buferings, BY Sending
MN 70 "that Undiscovered Country from whence
Il lisa MELANCHOLY FACT that thousand.
fall victims 10 this terrible disease owinp Ia the
unBkillfnlness Of ignorant pretenderI, Who. bv
the use OF that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY.
miserable, NS VI '''S
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DIR. JOHNsTON

DIR. JOHNSTON,
0tFiCB, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
lert hand side going nom Baltimore street a law
aoorS rom tne corner. Fail not 10 observe the
en No letters received unless postpaid and
containing q stamp 10 DO used on ia Teniv
Persons writing should state age, and Gend hSS.
uon OF 6dvertisement describing symptoms,
The Doctors DIPLOMA hanVa n hIS n1Iso
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ENDORSEMENT OF TIRE pREss.

t.'.-'....' s7 .L4lI1N OF TIE INEbS:
ment within the last twenty years, and the mn.
mcTous Important surgical operations PERFORMED
6X Dr: johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of
1as syn and many other papers, notIces Of
WIIS Ia nave appeared again and again before the
character and rcspcctabilIty, Is snficient eISr.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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Married Persons, or Young Men Contamination
marriage, being aware OF Physical WeaknesS
Organic Debility, Deformitics, speedily cured
ne who places himself under thc caro- OF Dr.. j.
ny teIglousIy conade In his honor as q gentle
sIaIa ana conndently rely upon his skin as ply.
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lNNedIcaI..
RAITMoRs LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED Is a IEFueE ERun upIrUERr.


especially, who have become the victims OF Soil.
MniCh Annually sweeps 10 an untlmOly grave
tnousAnus OF Young mon Of the most excellent
Laienis aud brilliant intellect, who might other.
ME- ME- haye enLaneed listening SenAleS with the
living Tyre, may cali with II "a SSs'acy tho
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THE PLAGUE,

A Pestilenlial Epidemic In PersIa--
devastation OF IN Ancient ScOur.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-30

RoADs.-That portion of our public high
way known DIS Nesmith's lane deserves special
attention by the authorities. few weeks
more and it will be almost imp ossible to trav-
el that lane. 1t is the nan road leading from
Dallas to Salem. and over which daily mail
must travel every day in the year, Sundays
excepted. Elk Senator N esmith is the owner
of the land on each side of the lane, and has
already expended hundreds of dollars over
and above his Legitimate road tax, in graveling
the lane but it is too much TO ask of one man
to give to the public lator enough to make u
good road the whole length os the lane, q dis
tance of nearly two miles. The amount of
labor already performed upon this ROAD as "A
donation to the public by this enterprising
farmer, Is too we'll understood to require com
ment. lie now offers, if the county will assist
him in part to finish this work lie will see
that it is done. few dollars from the county
viii ensure the completion of work ofincalcu,
liable value to the public. We call the special
teption of our County Court to this matter. and
we feel safe in saying, that if the county will
appropriate the petty sum of $500, the Col
will complete the who le work. Let it be done
without fail at the next term of the court'
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-30

attention. Our relations with differ.
ent foreign nations are disposed of with
the usual brief paragraph. The
Vienna Exposition is commended, and
the Philadelphia Centennial is also
spoken of. Our credit abroad, the
efficient management of our foreign
and home policy, and the prosperity
of the nation, make up the substance
of the balance of he message.
Paris Nov. 29.-Great excitement
over affairs at Versailles 1t is am
nounced that the members Of the Right
and Right Center have determined to
support the committee appointed to
draft reply TO the message of Theirs.
New York Nov. ga special
from London says the khedive's expe-
dition consists OF 5000 men, command
eb by Purdy Beyt, and goes to Zanzibar
in transports, with the intention of join
ing DR.. Livingstone end cooperating
with him, if agreeable otherwise, Ito act
independently in solving the problem Of
the sources of the Nile under Egyptian
colors. 1t is, however, doubtful wheth.
err the expedition is Intended to join
| Livingstone or meet Sir Samuel Baker
but to open new line of operation.
into Abyssinia.