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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-13

~ So comprehensive are the doctrines
Of the gospel, that they involve al moral
truth known by man; 20 extensive are the
precepts. that they require every virtus,
and forbid every sin. Nothing has been
added either BY the labors Of philosophy
or tho progress Of human knowledge.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-13
PART II.

PART II.
Scene second, act first, transports us to
the drawing.room. where sat that good
lady Mrs. Page, in all the formal dignity
of country dining dress, endeavoring to
entertain some half dozen guests, of whom
Squire Chester was one. Seated near an
open window, he was anxiously awaiting
the appearance of Miss Eastwood, with o
vague hope as to the effect which might
thereby be produced upon his undutiful
son. That self-willed young man lounged
near, cheerfully couversiug with lady,
while Lena Cameron, very pale aud quiet,
was bending over a bit Of embroidery,
with fingers that trembled little and eyes
that were rarely uplifted.
Suddenly the sharp notes of bugle
pierced the ears of the assembled company
"There is Joe?" said Mrs. Page. 81
am glad that she is como, as now We can
have diuuer."
"Joe I" doubtfally inquired one Of the
lady guests.
The squire looked from the window, as
invited, and beheld figure 10 the man
hat and coat, as he thought, and o wo.
mans skirt dashing full speed up the ave.
nue. toward the house, with half a dozen
dogs accompanying. Springing unassisted
to the ground, she proceeded to uuloosen
the saddle and throw it to the ground ;
then walked several times around the horse
evidently examining into. his condition,
and discussing the same with the groom
who had now appeared.
If Squire Chester REGARDED this unex.
pected appearance Of his sons chosen wife
with any emotions Of surprise or disap
poiutmeut, he at least did not express it.
On the contrary, he bowed and shook hands
with true old school gallantry and courtesy,
as that young lady presently entered the
room, followed by two or three dogs afore.
said, to whom she whistled an encourage.
nient to enter.
ooh, my dear, the dogs!" demonstrated
Mrs. Page, pitcously; I'VE are not accus-
toned to have them in the drawing room. {"
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how it would be possible to obtain private

how it would be possible to obtain private
interview" r'a
Philip stared.
II believe" she returned coolly, -" that
there has been some arrangement made
concerning US by those two old--I mean,
by your much honored father and by high
ly respectable uncle-a little matrimonial
scheme, if am not mistaken. Very kind
Of them, doubtless, though it might have
been kinder to have left us to choose for
ourselves aud be happy our own way" '
A faint gleam of hope began to dawn
upon Philip. ,.. l..a.r .
II want to tell you secret, Mr.. Ches.
ter. May trust your" ''
eff you will do me the honor" he re-
piled, still coldly. ..... 4...
"Ah, I see you don't like me, but you
will after awhile. This, then, is my secret /:
I am in love; pray don't be alarmed-not
with you"
Thank you y said he, almost involun-
tarily."
"With very handsome, very clever,
very worthy and deserving young man."
resumed Miss Dashwood, with unmoved
seriousness" but poor. And you are in
love with one equally as perfect, but suffer.
ing under the same stigma"
"Now we understand each other" she
said, resuming her former tone aud man.
ner; "and now we can act as seems best
to US under the circumstances. 1t won't
do to rebel openly against those two old
fogics-beg their pardon-those wise and
venerable old gentlemen but we can man
age quietly to circumvent them, aud have
our own way, can'twe?"
"Perhaps you have found some plan to
that effect ?" said Philip, half amused and
half interested.
"You shall hear" she answered. II
am told that your dear, delightful father
admres dashing ladies', wants dashing
daughter.iu-law and mistress of his estab-
lishment. You will dine to. morrow at
Elmwood. Be sure not to disappoint Mrs.
Page, who knows all about it, aud takes a
motherly interest in the affair. We will
see whether the old gentleman is satisfied
with his chosen daughter.in.law. But
whatever occurs, your role, remember, is
to be perfectly charmed. Willy accept
your part, Mr.. Chester ?"
Half laughing, half wondering, he
agreed. And so they rode on thaough
the shadowy woodpath; Philip Chester
liking his companion far better than he
had previously thought possible of Miss
Eastwood.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-13

odr George Sand, like many noted
brain workers, has weakness for strong
coffee.
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Business Cards, per quarter .:........ w
n- liberal deduction will be made in f,-
vor of those who advertise four squares, or up
wards, by the year.
nay- Legal notices vii! be CHARGE to the
attorney or officer authorizing their insertion.
E6y.Advertisements sent from a distance,
and transient notices, must be accompanied by
the cash.
ESy- Ammo ouncements If births, marriages
and deaths inserted free Of charge.
Bay Obituary notices, or "poetry" append
ed to marriages or deaths, will be charged one
half our regular advertising rates. We will
nc: hereafter deviate from this rule
DGy- Blanks, bill-.cn1s, cards, circulars,
catalogues, bills of fare, posteis, programmes,
pamphlets, ETC., printed ut reasonable rates
OFrIcE--Corner of Second and Washington
Streets.
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WHICH GO
Anti-License Meeting.

A meeting was held in the Academy at
Dufiields, Thursday hight, Oct, 10, 1872.
WILL j. M0LER was elected Chairman, aud
A. L. osBoURS, Sec'y.
The object of the meeting was made known,
viz, to consider the best mode of restricting
the sale Of all Intoxicating drinks.
After elaboration it was resolved to pstiticn
the County authorities to restrict the sale oil
spirituous liquors to druggists-they only tc
b. permitted to sell for medicinal purposes.
On motion of Rev. J. \. Scott, committee
was appointed to circulate said petition. The
Committee consists of the following gentlemen:
Capt. J. S. Melvin, Thos Link, j. X. Sharff,
A. l.. Osbourn, John II. Maddox, John G.
Wiltshire, John Il. Gibson, Jr., john McGary
Jr., John +. Foley, Will j. Mnler, L. NJ. Mo-
ler James b. OSbourn. John A. 0sbourn,
VIM Blackford, George Horn, Jr.
1t was moved and carried that the Esv.
John A. Scott prepare petition to the Legis-
htute, asking that some steps be taken 70 ar
rest the great evil of the land. Said petition
to be circulated in CONNECTION with the oae be-
fore mentioned.
'en motion the meeting adjourned 4.
\. L. 0SB0URN,
Secretary.
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Loudoun Items.
a Silver Mine.

A silver mine at IIisboroush, in this county,
Jsays the Lecsburg Hashmgtouian,l is now the
topic Of conversation aud conjecture. by those
glo take an interest in enterprises which may
probably prove valuable to The county. There
has been a traditional report that a silver mine
bad been prospectei, with some success, in the
hGl between the site of Mr.. James C. Jan-
ncy mill and the mill dam, before the revolu
tiouary war, and that since, parties have fourd
the tools which were used by those who first
attempted to work this miac.
4 few weeks ago, two brothers, MessrS.
Lindsey, of Illinois, cane on to Hi!.sJo-o, pro-
Tossing 10 know where the mine is, AID seeming
sausuiue of its wealth, entered into an agreS-
meut with Mr.. J. C.. Jauucy to commence op-
eutious. They have returned to the West,
with the view Of making preparations, and
taking the preliminary steps to commence OPP
erl,iouS They seem to know what they are
about. aud it is the wish Of all that success
may reward their etio.;s. \ successful silver
mine iu Lout5uu would brighten up the pros
psct here amazingly.
LOOK OUT For THIEvES.-TLere is more
stealing now going on in this community than
has ever tyca known before Justice Kuhl-
man l@d veo sheep killed aud skinned ia the
Geld aud carried Oh, one night last week.
Buslrod Fox lad nearly all his bacon stolen,
some two hundred pounds. Griffith Paxton
bad .bt bushels Of wheat stolen, from his
barn, which WIS measured up the evening be-
fore 60 ti$e % the mill Also large number
Of chickens have b,en stolen from various
frmc.s
Lead yoas r.les. sho. s.us and pistols, aud
by turns guard yo1r premises. Also take to
sleeping in your barns aud out-houscs, and
you viii be sure 20 NIB some Of them and
tbul j.sa& IL up.-LoutoUa Eatepsjse.
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MAsAs AND FAcEs-Ladies who mask their faces
and necks with enamels cndanger their health to
no purpose. The plaster work deceives nobody.
There is but one article known which Will restore
blenished complexion or create external bril-
liancy and bloom where they have never hereto
fore existed, and that article is Hagan's Magnolia
Balm. II performs this toilet miracle by iniusing
vitality into the skin The floral and herbal juices
of which it is composed gently stimulate the circu-
Iation in the minute blood vessels, and brace the
network Of neryes through which they pass Thus
ouickened and strengthened the external covering
soon acquires fresh and hellthful hue, and every
trace of sallowness disappears. The palest cheeks
derive from the identifying baptism Of this de-
'ightful cosmetic q warmer hue, and the arms,
hands and neAk, blonde lustre which the chGrla-
tans. who profess to make ladies beautiful for
ever with their poisonous cement, can never hope
20 initiate.
5000 Reward will be paid by the proprietor Of
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery for medi-
cine that will equal it in curing severe and lnger-
ing Coughs, Bronchitis and all diseases OF the
lungs.
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At the Presbyterian Church in Charlestown, on
Wednesday morning, Octo Der 23rd, 1872, by the
Rev A. c. Hopkins, c. HORACE GALLAllER
and Miss FANNIE SHEPHERD SAPPlNGTON,
daughter Of the late John Sappiugton-all OF
this place
In the Presbyterian Church, Charlestown, on
"wednesday, October 23rd, 1872, by Rev. A. G..
Hopkins. Mr.. HENRY D.. RUST and Miss RE
BECCA WALTERS-both of Charlestown.
On the 10Th Of Sept at the Episcopal church in
Los Angeles, California, by the Rev. j. b. Gray,
10 Miss NELLIE NJ. CHlPLEY, daughter OF
LANES Chipley, Of Newtown, Frederick county,
Va.
On the 10th inst, at the NJ. p. Church, Little
Georgetown, by the Rev. W. F. Livingston. Mr.;
GEORGE 7. SLIE, and NJ ISIS ELIZABETH
COLLIER, all of Berkeley county.
On Race Street on the 18th inst, by Rev 5. K.
Krcmcr Mr.. JOHN Il. NENGEL and Miss MARY
\. CHEATHAM, ollof Martinsburg
In Martnsburg on the leth inst, by Rev. NJ.
l.. Cutler. JOHN WILLIAMS aud Miss MARCIA
RET NICHOLSON, both Of Berkeley county.
In Nartinsburg. on the 10th inst. by Rev. s.
X. Kremer, Mr.. WM. DOGAN and Miss SALLIE
EENSEL, Goth of Morgan county W. Va.
At the residence of the brides father. in Berke-
lev county, on the 10Th inst, by Rev. j. ". Rod
crick, Mr. PETER SHIRLEY of Morgan county,
and Miss MARY E. SHADE, of Berkeley county.
On Thursday. 10Th inst, Z. 1t. ,Alaysious
Cnurch Washing ton, u. G., BIZ Rev. Father Roc
cofort JAMES VI. MALONEl, Of Nartinsburg,
W. Va, and MAhY LAVINIA BAILY, Of Wash
ington.
On the Sth inst. by Rev. Nr Riley, Mr. CGiAS
STRAUSNER. to Miss ELIZABETH BARBER,
both Of Martinsburg.
In PHILADELPHIA, on the 18th ult., Mr.. C. TAY-
LOR of that place, and Miss MARY MCGUIRE,
formerly Of Martinsburg.
On the Sd of October, 1872. by S. Cover, near
Icesburg W. II. ROLLISON and HARRIET
CLARkSON, all of Loudoun.
In Baltimore on Wednesday, September 25th,
by the Rev. Alfred Ames. THOMAS f. SEXTON,
of Loudoun county, Va, to Miss FLORENCE
BUCHANAN, Of Pennsylvania.
At the City Hotel, in Cumberland, on the 10Th
ultimo. by Rev. :. V. Leech, Mr.. G. NICHOLS Of
Lcesburg, Va, to Miss MARTHA \. McD0N-
AID, OF Hampshire county.
la Farmwell church. at o'clock, p NJ, Oct.
Sth. lS72 by Rev. l.. ID. Nixon, Mr.. JAMES W.
PEACOCK, to Miss MARTHA J. MORGAN,
both Of Loudoun county, Va.
In the same place. on the same day, by the same
at : o'clock F. NJ, Mr.. JNO. W. ARUNDLE, to
Yrs urLINDA MORGAN, all this county.
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ont This out and Act nron Il


Now that the season Of inclom'ut days and long
pi,bts IL at band, the intelligent farmer finds time
70 post himself on the current news nc the world;
tie doings Of Congress and the Legislature of his
state: the ups aud downs Of the markets of the
p-ncipsl cities. and TO enrich bis mind with choice
literary reading. This is the appropriate time for
making subscriptions to newspapers ioy The coming
year -ud especially in this State is the time APP
proprate, As the first Legislature under our new
Constitution meets very soon-Nov. l9th. This
WILDE mos. important session OF The Legislature,
and it, labors will De both oncrous and Proracted
The Wheeling REGisrEE will have correspond
ent a, Charleston, who will fully and impa'tially
report l,r its columns the proceedings Of tbs boz
DIV. The paper will be edited with the ability that
has characterized it for several years; and 1t will
contain as heretofore, all that there is OF special
interest TO the people Of this thriving mountain
State.
In order 20 accommodate those who desire pa
per only for the winter and spring months, the
WEEKLY REGisrER will be sent 10 subscribers for
or month. for SlOO; and in clubs Of p for So
We again appeal 20 our friends in every locality
10 proceed at once 70 the formation Of clubs. Ad-
dress Laws B41Ea s Co, Wheeling, W. Va.
9w
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'CsrNEEAL EARLY-In letter from Gene
raj Early to the Richmond Enquirer, he says:
" have nothin. now to add tc the reasons
for the conclusion announced in that letter, but
will say that, far from seeing in the results Of
the recent elections in several States hhy clause
to regret that conclusion, am strengthened in
my convictions Of the Importance aud necessity
for all Tirginiaus who desire the welfare 0!
their State to unite and exert their best ener-
sies in the effort to save it from the blghting
grasp of the Radical party"
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j. Rose,
w. =. Rose
IN. Aisqqitl, Jry sslc:raea.
4. Danuenberg. '' '-'' -
September IS, 1872.
I'D e1
GcldSnlith'ss yE.Vy ia Fronts,
Is THE
Grand Centre of Attraction! !!
A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF GOODS TO BE
SOLD AT ASTONISHING PRICES.

4 S usual, every department Of this well known
4 establishment is crowded to OVERLOOKING with
fhn L trst stvlns and best nnalitY of
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THE PLACE TO
S. V. R. R.

The Board Of Directors of this road held a
meeting at Philadelphia on the y inst, at
which Col. Thos A Scott was present. We
learn that the Col Informed those who had
been foremost in managing this enterprise,
that they had sgually failed, and-it was = 9es-
sary for him to give hisipersonal attention to
the work The meeting resulted in the fesis-
nation fsoclo Of the officers Of the Company,
and Col Scott, according to our information,
assumes entire control Of the road. The Colo
uel has been lOpg tims'inding out that there
has been a failure somewhere; but we suppose
" it IS better late than never" We also learn
that Tie engineers have orderstO 60 ahead
with the work Of location, and that Col. Scott
proposes to push the work forward. As we
have always said, SO say we nov, let the good
work go ou.-PGJe Courier, Oct, II.
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District Church Improve
ment.

The District Conference Of the H. L. Church,
South. has been for several days holding its
sessions in the church in this place, presided
over by Rev. Mr.. Wbeelwrisbt, and opened by
an able sermon from Rev. Thomas T. Carson
Of Winchester. We learn that a number Of :he
members are absent, detained probably by the
inclemoncy Of the weather The business
meetings Of the Conference, held each morning
and afternoon, are open 70 .he public, AID III
teresdns in their character.
The church has justundersoue a thorsughre-
rovation. and is now handsomely fitted up and
comfortably furnished The workmsn EN-
ployel eyidsntly put forth their utmost skill
aud succeeded admirably in making the job a
line one. The contract was given TO Mr.. BEN
nmin Tomlinsou, who did the wood work,
while the painting was tastefully executed by
Msssrs. Davis & Conner, the plaStains by c..
Frank Gallaher and the fgcscoiug by hands from
Baltimore All is neat aud elcSaut-the Gu
tire floor covered with carpet, making pleas
an, and attractive place Of worship--as such
places should be-auI certainly farming a
wonderful contrast 70 the previous condition Of
the Building all l-h,el and married i it was
by the rayases Of war. Ii is an improvement
which reflects great credit on the energy of the
minister aud membership, as well as On the
skill Of the woTSmen employed.
The formal rs-opeujns Of the churcl will be
solemuizeI by a sermon from Rev. d.. DUN-
CAN, Presjjen, Of Randolph Macon College to-
morrow morning Sunday It'll O'clOcl
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At,IDENT.-Tbe l.eetowu correspondent Of
the Shepberdstown Register Of the 10Th says
our friend John Chamberlain essaycd to ascend
the stairs Of Lafayette Smiths storchouse in
Smithfeld, a few days ago. He made mis-
step, caught hold Of something with hS right
hand, and dislocated his right shoulder. Dr.
Dates attended to his injuries, and he simpro-
vim, as rapidly as could be expected
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DIED,

In Bauer County, Iowa, at the residence of her
son-.n-law. Peter Poi5al, on Tuesday, October 10,
1872, Mrs. HANNAH GALLAHER, in her 79th
year, reiict of the late james Gallahcr of this
County, and mother of Mr.. John W. Gallaher OF
This toTa.
. On the 7th Of October. ia jackson COUNTY, W.
Va, of Typhoid Fever, Miss LAURA y. BURKE,
formerly Of Shephcrdstown, aged about ~ years.
At his residence near Duflield's Depot, on the
10Th instant, Mr.. JOHN KEPHART, aged about
20 wears.
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Surgical Operation.

Some weeks Snce Wilson Aruett, co,orel
man In tie inpoy Of The Paper Mil, at this
place, had ri. .oolseyetely burned whilst cook
ing straw. The s,tert Of surface involved was
So great and the burr SO deep, that healirg By
the ordinary process WIS impossible. Toreme-
az tl.is piece Of skin was ierioyed from the
arm aud transferred bis foot and he is NOW
entirely cured. This's one Of the many i'm
prorcmsuts in modern sursery-csi'ed skin
grating, and consists in removing the ssin
from one part Of the bldy, OF even from the
body Of aao,ber aud planting it upon the part
Il is desired 10 heal BY this means wide
spread ulcers that have resisted the treatment
formerly employed Tor macy years, have been
cured ia few days. DR. Wn T. Manning per-
formed the operation aud derives great credit
for his success, not Onlyiu ,L,s. but in many
other cases he bias treated. Heisa rising man,
and deserves the confidence aal patronage of
this cocimuai,y.-S6<phe-dse-e Register,
IgH
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Book Notices

CORY, LtoY's Bo5s.-Thc NovcmSt 'umecr
ofGaley &. at baud Notwithstanding. tAc ven
erabls age % Which t.is moathly has atpi'cd il
i. as fresh. srr,-t,,y, parking as ever-dways
containing supply ofncv, ja,srestiuS lni agrce-
able readug natter As W sli a. great delltL2t Is
in the highest degree valuable in The houskeep-
sng and work table department Published at
Philateip li4-pricc 50 per year
PzrE.sos's N,s,z,SE Nr November is o our
cable. ahead ol2u others lis az uuusuallisood
number. even to- this h-st-clas> l1dy's book. The
principal Steel Plate, GA came Two Pls1A-"
s. from an original picture, aud is capital iIa-
trltion Of oae ct the beststo He have reli for
months. A prominent feature Of this Na-ltae Is
It's coqyrist. acv]st;es, tvo Of which lppea in
this nnuscr, both very Tar superior to he conia-
ucd stories % Dc found ia maj aEiacs geucrli.i -
But, as q cotemp7rary says. the stories, the fish
ions, the patterns, IN short, everything in Pter-
son is the best Gifts Kind. Its bu; Two Dol.as a
year. Specimens Of the Magazine are sent, grabs,
If written for For Club rates see advertisement {.
Address Charles j. Peterson, SOC Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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DEATH OF JONI CABRERA brief notice
in last weeks Register announced the demise
Of one Of tue oldest and best citizens Of Rock
iugham county-Johu CARRIER, who had long
resided on Cooks Creek, near Mt. Crawford
He was known as a gentleman Of active busi-
ness capacity, Of the strictest integrity, aud Of
elevated christian character.-Roe.jHglaM
Register
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TIE LoDUE.-A Porter's Lolse-or Super
iuteudeut's Horse-hayiug been erected at
Edge Hill Cemetery, aud an occupant engaged,
We have hopes that the depredations hereto
fore con- planned Of TilI be arrested and that
lot owners will now feel encouraged to beauti
fy the place beyond any Efforts in that direc-
ton male in the past
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MARRIED,

At the Presbyterian Church in Charlestown, on
Wednesday morning, October 23rd, 1872, by the
Rev. A. C.. Hopkins, c. HORACE GALLAHER
and Miss FANNIE SHEPHERD SAPPlNGTON,
daughter Of the late John Sappiugton-all of
. a., ,lte
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Also s. Burners celebrated HdnG-Adde Call and
Kip Boots, single and double uppers. full stock
of Bows and Youths work constantly on hand at
low prices Infants, also. This work Is all war
ranted as represented.
A full stock of Fine and Cheap Clothing can al
so be found at No. q. Anything to break down
high prices is Littlejohn's motto. We most res
pectfuly solicit a call from every one, promising
10 do our utmost to please our customers;
0c,ober ). 1872. J. GOLDSMITH.
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RAIN.-For the information Of our distant
readers who are interested in this section, we
announce that we are 10 the midst Of an old
fashioned settled rain, whereby we expect our
wel.-uish spout springs to be recuperated, AMI
the thirsty ground % De refreshed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-26

CoURr House BslL.-Tbe Bell for the Court
House. procured by Ma. jas Law Hoof from
the manufactures at Troy, has been placed ia
position by Capt d. II. Cle&r.u. Il weighs
about $50 pounds, las a remarkably sweet
tone and IS o. considerable power
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OFFICERS ELEcrED.-0n Monday evening
18th instant, the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation, of Shcpherdstown, says the Register,
elected the following officers: President, G
NJ. Botzhoover; Vice President, Lloyd Lick
lider; Secretary, Frank w. Muzzey Cores
poadins Secretary, Robert Douglas; TreaSu'
rer. Luther l.. Smith.
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ECrluLl, Ala, March % 1870

EurGuLA, Ala, March % 1870.
Ne..rs. D. n. Zsiiia & Co., Macon, Ga.
GsNrs:-Your simmons Liver Regulator has
been in use in my family for some time, and I am
persuaded that it is valuable addition to the
Medical Sciences.
Respectfully yours, ,,,,,.,.,,
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Juo. Richardson, Of IIarTes Ferry, W. Va.
took a premium at the Maryland Fair. for a
boring machine.
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Tue CIV OF THg ToILEr.-The world says Is 80
zodont. 1t renders the teeth pedrly white, gives
TO the breath fragrant odor, extinguishing the
iil-humors which usually flow from bad and ne
elected set of teeth. Sozodont is SO convenient,
and produces sensation at once delightful that
L mikes il pleasure 20 use il.