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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-14
Clraro House, st. Louis.

The Girard House, corner OF Broadway
and Bidlle streets, st. Louis. Mo-, is bt-
coming the most popular house in hat city.
II is having a big run OF custom, Is the pre-
prietors have long ben known as men VIII.
understand the peculiar art of ~hOtel-keep-
ing. The Industrial Press Of 81. Louis gives
it the following well merited notice:
The 'Girard House, in this city has re-
Gently been reopcnei under the most favor
able auspices. Messrs. Bald win Il Battles,
the l~cs.eeS, were formcriv of the Everett
House Chicago, aud had there earned a
most enviable reputation.
The 'Girart' is the second largest house
in the city. is heated by steam and hiss an
elevator. The proprietors have rcfitted and
newly furnished it throughout, ding
admirably in making it II comfortable and
attractive stopping place Cor travellers. In
the large sitting and reading rooms. a. the
second floor tsanc floOr with Off ,e) will 81
WAYS be found files OF the lie aiding Wc>t-rI.
Southern, aud Northwestern papers. Mr..
Byron A. Baldwin. who i Immediately in
Charge - a thorough hotel mar AM has
fixed the rates 1t 81 p5rdiy. A long lease
a. low rent enables the proprietors TO do
fnis AMI furnish IL ta1le which is provided
with the best the marke- affords"
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SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT n OF

SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT n OF
SOME OF PIE DISEASES PRODUCED 3Y IT.
A sallow or yellow color OF skin, or yellow
ish brown spots on face n other parts OF
body; dullness and drowsiness with fire.
uuent headache; dizziness, bitter or bad
taste in the moutt. dryness Of throat and
internal heat palpitation. in many cases a
dry teasing cough. with sore throat. IN
steady appetite, a raising of food, anda chok-
ing sensation in throat !; distress. heaviness.
or bolted or full feeling about stomach and
sides, pain in sides, back of breast, and
shoulders collie pain and soreness through
bowels. with heat; constipation. alternating
with frequent attacks of diarrh9a; piles.
fatulencc, nervousness. GOODNESS OF ex-
tremities; rush of blood to head with symp-
toms of %appoplexy. numbness of limbs. IS
pecially at night; cold chills alternating with
hit flashes, kidney and urinary difficulties;
female weakness and Irregularities, with dull
ness. low spirits, unsocisbility and gloomy
foreoOding.. Only n few of the above symp-
toms ere nkely to be present in any case at
one time. All who use DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery for liver complications
are loud in its praise. Sold by all druggists
everywhere. 6Ol.
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CUxprRASGo LIVER AND BLoop BIT

CUNDURASGo LIvER AND BLooD Bit
rERs.-ThiS wonderful remedy, recently in
trodacrd by Messrs. j. 81 C.. Mcguire. drug
gists. Second and olive : reefs, tar excelS
any medicine hitherto in Use, and has met
with most rapid sale. II Is entirely vegcta-
bic. contains no spirit OF aDy kind. and acts
as specifically on the liver ~ b'ue mass or
calomel. without any danger resulting from
taking. L. operate freely IN the bowels
without pain or grping, cleansing III
stomach aud purging ava bile, and is als)
q good blood purifier. Many Of our friends
aud acquaintance have taken il. and all
speak ia the highest terms OF commenda-
ton. Our readers would do well 10 make a
trial Of this great specific when needing Il
nedi cine. and thew will find that We have
not ovcrestima'ed its value.-!MissouJI DEM
ocrdt, January SIst, 1872.
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PAIN KILLER.-In another column will be
found the advertisement of Davis Pain Kill
Ter. There is probably no other preparations
manufactured that has become So much nf n
household word as the Pain Killer. For
thirty years it has stood before the public.
and the innumerabie testimonials that have
been called forth voluntarily testify fully ro
its merits. When YOU need a family medi.
cine bay the Pain Killer.
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in the iairest land ct Europe, but II, i,her war nor
famine Is as destructive "a neglected or malrreat-
ed disease. Essential rs food to the starving, Ia
DIR. WALKER's NISKGAR BITrERs to all who suI-
Ter dyspepsia, congestion or toTpidity OF the liver,
constipation % Intermittent 1. vers. 70 treat these
complaints with mineral pol,ons and acrid alsa-
loids, wliie this mild and certain remedy IL With
in the reach Of all. Is litIlc b, tier than moons;ruck
nlafnrsh.
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SADpLEKY HARDWARE, ST. LOUIS The
relia5l" anu well known firm of Messrs.
Hoyden. Wilson's * Allen. No. 5l2 North
Main street, ST. Louis, Mo-, Manufacturer
and Dealers in all kinds and varieties. in
GLIDING the latest Improvements nt sad
dlery Hardware, Carriage Trimmings, Bent
Stock, Leather. Collars, &c are prepared
10 supply the trade with anything in their
line at The lowest market prices. Send Tor
Price List.
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~When writing to aovSr
era nlease say you saw tine ao's1
tisement in this paper: ~. n
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WILL ALL THOSE WHO SUFFER
C0NSUMP OR COUGH
Please read the following letter from a we'll
known Druggist.
MT. VERNON. ILL, hprii %, Iul.

MT. VERNON, ILL, Aprii =, 1871.
Messrs. J. y. Harris 4 Co.. C1n.. t.:
GENTLEMEN: heard one of nv customers speak In
such high terms OF Aliens Lung Balsam, to-day, that
l thought | would write you the Substance II his state
age, suffered with consnmptton for several years, and
has been under the care OF all our best physicians, hut
never received any permanent benefit: then she re-
sorted To most every kind of cough and lang halsam
that could be prepared for her, but all to no avail. She
still grew worse. until she was confined TO her bed:
amt when She was seized with u IWroSysm of cough
were compelled To resort 10 various means TO restore
breathing; and while she cOughed so hard she did not
expectorate anything, and the family and friends had
given up all hopes of her recovery; her son noticed
the advertisement OF Allea's Lung Balsxm IN the
Christ an Advocate. and they thought they would
procure and try 1t. They commenced giving her The
Rasam II five O'Clock T.. NJ. AS directed, n dose every
hour until midnight; then she took another spel Of
coughing, and eNpectoratea nouthiuts Of dark. vel
low matter. which was something she had not been
able a.. ,p tor sofa time. They continued TO give her
urc!oraie T. ctly and within two hours she had eN-
perforated turee pints Of mucous matter, which gave
her Immediate relief. and since that time has con-
tinued TO improve size now sits up oil day, and can
walk about the house and take considerable outdoor
exercise Her son bought more Of the Balsam to-
day, and he Is recommending II very highly To every
"@ a. c. JOHNSON. Druggist.
Was there ever greater psoofo OF merit than the case
this letter refers To?
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM Is, without doub,, the
hest expectorant remedy ever offered to the AFFLICTED
public. Directions accompany each bottle.
IL IN Harmless 20 the most DelicatcC Child!
II lie Sold by Medicln. Dealers Generally!
J. y. HARRIS 4 CO. Proprieiors, ,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
"a 1or ALIENS LUNG BAI.sAM."
70. sale by ell Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicsso
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
B N,
The b Chief ;

Or Twelve Years among the Wild Indians 81 mo IA"'
The Life OF George I. Belden, Who 5oined ta n isrfi-
ans and became scelebrated warrior, aoounds ! rro-
ling adventure and curious Information, anu Of
s,seiy illustrated with new and spirited ensf AZ 9ndi-
= nres and tn manners and customs OF me
avs The most popular and successIni ooV ros nrodt
wear Sells at sight. One agent Jus. EDDY N psrss,
!, vsek A Is page circular. with specimsnp~csfs
sisrge poster with so illustrations, ana setm nv "a n.
sent FREE, by IA. HuTChlSsoS isn1-H d.
SiIth At st Louis, Mo. -
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CURE rOR A FELON.-There is Il cure for a
fe!On always safe, and etiicacious, relieving
instantly and always: get a physician 10
plunge his Lancet do Tn to the bone. A nat
ural felon il q born thief: a physiOiO gicsl
ftlon is a boil between the bone and the
sinew, or "fascia'' as the doctors love to
tplk. When Il bo i. under the skin only,
il Is painfnl enough until IL 'Sreaks.' that
is until the skin divides or bursts and lets
out the yellow mitter; hut wnen it il r
membered that the sinew is a. much iougi-
er than the skin as a beef hide is l'u2her
than paper, it is easily 10 see thai TIE pain
Of a boil, under the sinew, Ia more terrible
thar one under the thin skin and that it
must take longer To make its way through
the fascia than through the skin hence, in
stead OF passing many sleeples, nights and
agOnizing DAYS In waiting for the matter to
be absorbed, or make its way through the
tough tendon, the educit"d surgeon advises
tine use of the lancet Us above; for the cure
is Just as certain. and the relief from tine az
onizing pain is just us instantaneous, as in
the case Of the extraction OF al aching
tooth. The cause Df a felon is usually a
bruise on the finger heavy enough to reach
down to the bone and to lnfame 1t Halls
Journal of Health.
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.,p..r Rum. wh.key, Prsof Svirju
iouor. doctored, spiced and sweet
49, n,ssse tbe taste. calico "Ton;cs," "Appetz
- .pas,ore,sr that lead the tippler on L.
,rrrrsInea. and ruin. hut are q true Medicine, made
- ,ho y,,,ve Doors and Herbs of California, free
1..u SttmuIants They are the
IN r.T m, Ann PURIEIER and A LIFE
cIV1Sc pr q perfect Renovation and
r,v,,o-ator Of tbe system. carrying OF ali poisonous
n.,,e, and restor.n the blood to Q healthy condition.
No nerson ran ,s,e these Bitten according to d,rec-
atom and remain long unwell.
aIoo v,ube gtven for An incursnle case, provided
81. hons, arc no, DESTROYED By mineral poison or
o,h.- means .na he vita, organs wasted beyond .hs
,o,n, Of .ena,,.
Eor r1a amma,sry ana Chronic Rheuma.
.,.,, .ra Cam. Dyspepsta, or Indigestion;
n;Ii,r. R.mi,tent and Intermittent Fevers
n;....c. of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
M, dde, these Bitters have been most success
mi Such Diseases are caused BY Initiated
RIood " h,ch is generally produced ey dersngemen.
Of the Digestive Organs.
on non.s. T,abtrs., - ,hs
W -. son- pnct.tons of the stomach,
Bad taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Palpitstiop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-16

1i0RTCAEY REroRT.-Thc follow iur /; tn.
n!0rtllary report for the week ending Satur-
day. October Il, 1872 complied from SEX
Ions returns received at tle Office Of the
Board OF Health:
Nnot" number Of deaths in the city. q.
N addition, still-born were reported
(co!oretO. Sex: Males, %: iemIirs, j..
Ccior: White males, =; white females, j;
c9iolcd males, L; colorrd icn'ale.. T..
Condition.: Single, %; married, s; widow
"r>, widows, :. Nativity: Uuited STATES,
~: Germany, |. Locality: MarShali Ward,
y Jefferson Ward, 4; Madison Wyrd. ) !;
.N2nroc Ward, :; Clay Ward, .; Jackson
Ward, .: Aims-Aou5e, 6; pc1tcutilly. t..
Age: One dry 10 thirty, 5; one months 10
SIX, /; six months to twelve, [: one ycaY T.
three, !: three tCiIS 10 Eve, /; iiYe yc1r;
10 Ten, / ten years 10 twenty, /; twenty
Te2rS 10 thirty. l thirty Years to forty, 8 !;
ioity years tc iitlr, /; iiItT years 10 si.ty, o
sixty years to seventy, : seventy years IT,
eighty, |; ninety 3c.Is 10 cuo i!N.iiFed, J..
81 whom certified: Regular practitioners,
%; iITegplar practitioners, .; Co;o3er, z g.;
Board Of ucaith, s. Causes OF death Apo
nIeXy, |; asthma, /; ui,Scc>5 gf liver, / ;
consumption, 4 white, 3 c0|oreIll ;convul-
SONS, Z; congestion Of brain, cloiera-
iu;Hn,uai. /; dilrrhom (c|roni1', $; diph.
thoriH, l; drop:%. ! heart disease, ;; HYDRO
copaGlil>, ] inflammation q. brain, /; Oh
i@e, .; ua:isGil:s, !, pNeiiI y;!la, i ptclul-
tuGe hiri.', l tecJuiuy, ,: t&b"s ulcscil-
tcric,, i typhoid fever, L: Huknawm. :.
Whole uuH,her Of t;:itlJ lOg &eP.e.lJ3i
- tWn.tc, Il, coi9rtd, So.
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subscrve the Interests OF TcIupIar Masonry.
Responded 10 hy T. Sir John &. McCabe,
Stand Master Of Delaware.
). The Masonic IYG',raitY: Lei hroth"rir
love prevail aud every moral and social viz
| tue unite and cement rs.
responded TO by '. (. Sir John Dove.
D: lhe State Of Deior0rc: Ever faithful
ana true-sdns peur et sans ,epr0che.
hosn1ndcd to by Sir ]. Thomas Budl, of
Johu's Commanders.
q. The StGtc Of Ilrgiuiu Wherever her
sous nay wander. their hearts, untl-,ycl!ed,
S;ill ever turn Ia her.
Responded 70 by Sir Thomas +. Owens.
{. Tie City OF Wilmington: Fiourisning
III the commercial and manufacturing: in.
tercstS, the memory Of her sons will ever
flourish in our hearts.
Responded to by +. Sir Alfred Gawtllrcp,
Past Commander =. Jcil!l's Commanderv.
8. Tie city Of RSchnso:td: May her seven
bills rcsound with Il Virginia welcome.
Responded TO by Sir Thomas Il. Nynnc.
Richmond Comnlandcry.
.. EFoma3: Tie lat at the cross The first
q: tic aepuIchrc.
Responded TO By Sir Jacoh F. Nyri>k.
~. Christianity Gad ,iuaoary: The trst
Is US Sarah; tic second ~ Hagar, her haud-
maid
Responded to By RcT. Sir Johu L, I'D.
wsrds, Richmond Co'uuandcry.
Spuecne5 Wero also made in response tu
volunteer senjlnoni5 ~ Rev. Sir Knight j.
L. Burrows, j. D., aud others.
Ii %4s after midnight when tho festivities
We're brought to close, All present voted
that the evening had been liost pleasantly
spent. The supper was served In Zete!c'@
best style, rnd Ill the accolHpauln4ents were
OF corrcspoujirg scale.
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I>TEREs5uG G ISrI,EHT tEuCT LraI L,rlLr.
y ;ew days ago = !ttis c",oreL by s'&ye,i
from Lar residence Of Nr, il. Il. tIcrtiiyr,
WHO rc$id>s in tao ulrer pm' OF Ururg>
toun'y. Tic boy was att9upai.isG III Lii
wruderingS by u hound. Two adi@j mel Ii,
cl;i!1 and "EAo1'prcd to carry i! 10 u ilace d
SAFETY, Int We!o r,,'.ted hy The dog .c(tiU.
between them ana i:tc Toy, and in ti.cir par
Si,teut efforts j" dog Ii. yne o! item. aiid
lhcy ,Ics>:cul. -.ttor his . "HInl"ei n.1u .u.i
;hr i;t,I4 boy. an,t "iia cen@:s,yG'Uic cli,r'
4nG efteT niicii ,sl:;ar,c % IL. Iir: g! liI'
d. Gat t'"m inio lis eai,1. irGr Cr,h@l
I'LL piL,. where tie d.. in7i,'1:i uroD scrl'
in II a4 S2n!r ioc:4 vii! Ill" ca;it. II,
c;Ii'd, when restored H. il parents, i."d heeI
u':IIt t.tTcc d&y..
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TO-DAY,

This morning the hui2htlv visitors VIII
tut DC treated 10 L c,,rrl3g. drive. tic route
Of which will include iea:iv all The places q.
historic Interest IN tic City. This iart ii
the prociamme is conidcd 10 coIllnitttc
Consisting OF Sir Knights II. 7. nandy, y.
Il. CARRIER. {. i. Binord, ID. CnvohcrS, and
{. Il. I0lUolt. at 3 O'Clock the "I0aH y:,
lvde Of 10th Commentaries VI Ill l:he p!!Cr,
AND tn" line will BE review q! un he Capitol
S1uar" by lis ExccicHrv Cir Hi Ehl} o,'-
bert {. Walker, Governor Of Virginia. At.
tcr tue parade Il collation. will ho served Il
tie cid Angcus' uiiI. on !rankiin street, and
iAlcr il the cTguiu, The Deia"aGe,Ds VIII
iakc tlcI l",tFe 0I ltigiui0n;i.
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wisdom to guide and assist us, ond cur
anXie:ic: for those who mrst follow would
ttc relieved by the assurance That il would
remain to guide them.
The speaker told in eloquent terms how,
through tho adrcg:!tica and TRIALS Ct 4 long
and bloody civil strife. their noble Order lad
maintained is character amidst the wre +
Of matter and tho crush Of nations bores.
He then concluded witt? noble tribute t.
tine gcni:ls and talents OF Tirginia's SCULPTOR
Z. Ii. Valentine
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I'm pR,S1lNG.-We call the stt"!ltioh Of Nor
.I.rs, 5s c1urts. slsg-. laSt tr:2, flrrA.f'7
,Etlp s, osnai irorstui agent '.'''i a.' "s'
Ing oIlr :ar printing, 10 tbs .ne.iities oiErG Al
tG,e D,srArc2 PRIyr-SG .i2sTAG!lsti2s't Lo1 I've
pro-,nt and fl.tttt, execEIcn .! ~! ELes OF "oH
prfSrygG. we can furnish et s'saf' no'''s tslo''
:.;-Ucuds, Letter-leads sfogFa! al1eSf n@i. ..ts'
tl;v,i,s, Pamphlets, Tags, Hane-BIus'
n,s OF Fare. SHOW. Bills, Checks Drafts, SC, sc.
ea;tssactlou guaranteed
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The days Of the hrpgiinE operators are FAST dra--.
Ing 10 close. EEE5 & Co. hare opened tho eyes CT
the public 10 regard photographs Of an indifferent
chsrac:cr cs worthless They are making c2olu-
sTlg fr=.cinsa work vi rrtcc bcloy. some OF our
sccord-:lass gn'lcrie5. They tsavo, on their own
naInc wi,ica has been familiar 70 tho pubic fur tho
la=t lf;eea years.
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PoilcE Court. TrsSDAY--Jt$'|ce i}tH10'a
Hall Cree proslui"g-The following c:seS
were disposed Of:
Phiiiis Young. Julia Lewis, Lucie Melton,
Martha Ford, Mul'l@ Fletcher, aud Laura
Gllyson, charged Will, keeping disoreriy
aud ll-4vycincd hVu5eS. Continued 10
Thursday.
Ia,ila!no Lewis; and Ella Taylor (coiored),
charged wiki stealing atuiury articles OF bed
rntlin@, alI # the value oi, ", :he property
o, Stcphcu Nasor. Caib&!iIc i,c"'S d4s'
ri.;!rcG Ella Taylor loihl guilty, aud Hci,t
10 ia.i toH SIXTY day.
lmak saIuters (coiorcl0. charged witt,
aa.Nulting ard striking James Mitchell Wit!
m axe. Fined 8.
Sauucl ,)ac!,>on tcoioIcdl. charged on war-
rant with stealing three Wa20n-lings O; the
value Of S1.21, tie property OF W. A. ..
Cole. Found guilty, and sent TO jail for i've
days.
Griffin Bagby (eolcrcd), charged with
,.rliar one 10! og manufactured ioiacco 0!
thc value Of 500, Tie property OF :ileAai,-
der Cameron. Found guilty, and Sens to
l:l for sixty days.
Mary Murphy (ol1 otlcndcr) charged with
being drunk ard ln,a1 le TO tasc care OF her
SELF. Committed in default CT SlOo surely
for1'lrCe months.
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COMMERCIAL.
CnEy sSD FLOUR sTcHaysE.l
lIcHsIoSp. VA, oosogtr Is. ts7fs

CnEy sSD FLOUR sTcHaysE.,
IlcHMoSp. VA, 0osog1r Is, ts1fsz ! ss55 81
ikHERi sf;s.
WHrAT-Tb'tc, .03 hu5hsI,. P.d.I,ss9 brsheis.
ConS.-WhI.e Las bushels. EssioTT, II. a:,.Lsass
OATs.-l75 bushels.
RYE-%3 liisl"l-.
MEL.-ss bushels. 80
SAFES.
WHEAT.-Thite, &? tretn.g rcrv rcof co 81 81: ca
bushels coumon IT l.-0 %l3 bushels priUe at 81.
100 bushels very good at ai.sp 20 bushels COMMON
!. Size: q ir:!l.ls Cu.utol, ar sl..5: 10 bushels
common II sl.Jj 3? bushes fsira. s. IS bushels
ycrr good Oh pdr.ite i2ral9-t3tSl, - tEsbeit.
WIiEAT.--Rcu, 40 bushels SoSd ii Hf'J; 10? bush.
els very good II $IT5 I54 i3ssi5 COMMON u SiSo:
%: bushels very coed pti:ate tcTlrTs; ~ bshea
prime at r.32; is biSi!ei, good oG pr.i.e icsM5-
tota. IL: hl e!-.
ConN.--Whi,c. 30 bushels rcry cool n. 7se; s-3
bushels very geo u :-c.; u busiieis nsT atIe.-
tota lciv 6usle!s. yellow, 5: bts.,cs ::Y geod at
52C.
tATS.-r0 bushels slack q, &c,
EYE-s bushels Common ~ sQc.i 1S S1ssssl Primo
at soc. 30
u; iL.--5i bushes bcl;el s. 3oc.
u&-EIulHIIGO.
WEEAT.-W ni;e. y bus:e.5. Rcd, lis .u...aS.S
AOL-N.-- : G..cw, II hiistG.:
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ADVERT tsI~.--unr merchants seeking trade iu y.
portion "f TIC country Should advertise IN tl,r
paper of TINT 5ccllcu. II. GLLTsUS 4 Co. vii
tasc l'6,"r.iscinenta aud haNc them deserted {: p-
li.Inl.-. rli-.-
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Sef7 bridal silver,
Fall 5,ylea OF je'"e.ry,
Roman gold bands G!li crosses
Noilu gold and ame ,hyst sets
welding presents.
opening Qt
SOwLAT & Co.'S,
corner Main and Tenth streets
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*, Ellison & Co. Advertising gents, pISrATC;
ll;d1t, will receive advertisements aud 1t. - thon
hg@Elcd IN anT jourEa. OF the couuily at regular
: les.
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~ ArnlTioy TO Tau pCI?Io1ar, 32N3'
feet, !or ti,e purpose Q. i'?tl" astn5 tie sup
ply yt water. has been coiE.I"uc"I. i i %
uc crirlivtcU ata cJ.t Oi $4,000.
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CuSsERvaTlyE MAss- MEE7lNc.-'Thcrc Will
ha II nElss-i:.cetins a' ;5nliticis,s store. BE
chanicsyile turnpike, Oil Thursday evening
next Ht Z O'Clock.
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NEssRs. ItIlL i CioIDIH sod Yesterday thiJ-
ty-G,a iVts o. !:2IIie and Cary ssgls.s, >i.l.
ucy, roGr The western ccTn,.t;ie;! i:H., for
~ rrft
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tap,.ln George n. HlsG und Co,orcl William ?
CiII!rn ar" respectfully unh esrecla'Iy invited |.
i,.@" itair cppfuaas st any of tie abJve meeting
;"y nar hc l,oa7e! in des;.p or !c coulrl.t:.
'!l @rr,ncr tr ioilt discussion hetwecn the cauGi
GI.e;. til, aai rac" H. he s,lcctc by sir. Wise.
s. or''r I'cuuhiran Con- cs,nnal LAgcut,v
CClumit.ce Third uistrict II Virginia.
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TIE co.,cw!ag c.;.ac: rrorr !e;;c: s.ca.a logi'-

The following c.t;.ac: fg0lE .@ts@c aT'.- 1-- ~
rclf:
Plea, scrf nc sone ;roTc o. lhe -iEj..i:sla3
G5,nn. prepared 'y Aie$ars. MEADE { BanrH. "hich
on sen; nc last fail. was go mich ricascI "lth
The efTec, OF that am anxious 10 gct 1Eoticr ~
nj l..forc winter sets in. TIE CDid MiA~: oi Inc
,st few ,.ays have already !aGc y hands aA" i'Se
rough, ana wart - L." rhe Calm ncs"'e fieT 81
worse. II they haven't tue BALM sei.d some oi
tneir Glycyrinr, but prefer The foriAec.
'e.' w ..CS BxEsI"
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TonAcco l:srEcTOR.--itu.u, Il. S1rToy
qualified yesterday before the ltU>tlH&S
u0u!t &s tobacco Inspector for Mayo; ware
house,
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TIE scrrrYnS IlxPErss COMPANY give
notice 10 merchants, bankers, ana otbeIs
that thoy now run q double daily express 70
and rrom Baltimore and washington "
Iiicbuond and South. The business ! eon'
rnunity will doubtless appreciate the facllt!es
Offered them. ..s ..ls