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ENVELOPES.

Fine white; single aud double amber
Jingle and double \ Canary. best quality OF
manila. blue letter. etc. etc. bO.WO for
ale. printed al - ~ TO ~ ~ per thousand,
" the BULLETIN DPPiCg
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KEMovED.-Dr. Dunning has removed
his residence temporarily to the second
cottage east Of Scheeis ball, on Ninth
street. IT,
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CAIRO BULLETIN.

We reque . subscrsber~ not recciv
ing shetr paper. .exu a~ty 20 report
IN Tact Ia th aSuee either persou-
atiy or ny Postal Card.
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THIRTY YEARS. REMEDY!
DtarrhDa. Dysentery. Oh i~a Morbus. Sum.
ner omplaiut, liuv. Childten's T,tth-
Ing, and the Grrnt \ tytnti,e OF
Asiatic Cholera.
IAivIRE's E-NHE PLAT.

III. srt,sardinsry retiefne the Inc ~ VITA 10 ,r-,,,
~sfessi hrnnthout the equity, GB3ouh ,vp.tior 10
sn rso-fv ever offered The Iutic for
sbih IL Il attended We 10 ouf tosse 80. te.iiuori.
fsrnssed oiantsrir b. Co. Long Chef rotxsthlca
nassee, bsrs.s at wAshusoui Cen Via Beur, irr,n
On. flessznton ard ritfr - he - p, J
Dt>nct the celebrated Indian
ss., ssrgeus hospital conuanfe, - urar, ,,er
seaner ryias 90 The is.ipi ritutHr, ri,rrs
era -snlisty tld Christib ConEioba army and
ehsp TOO numsrcus 70 mentan Lsssss hishst enc nr n.
efths ires. prsi'ins s,s uab. pcta sta. The hi.b
dterns Nc t,hef m tiri1c D.. o. cJurist frous We
san also sfer " NJ. bkcrlsufy
s'our and Hen. Joe q ~, Ns,otcf he ,'t u ST.
besn ana NAM oih~r Stats orta's, uk
sae 10 thls Hdssftiseucut. Jes,rs-yrkys A EHhtlu.
80 ~ Fulten st. Nev GA. BOD b Gf-ss.sa sIa
medical g. ale -
J.& MAGrIRE, sole rrop. 'etors
% w eof o f'hi "a - SEQ 4 its A uts
Mo. Price, II Cenls ha,sie
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Mrs. Wh!tro ush'~ syrup.
The great soothing remedy. Price only 2s
'snts. Gives rest to the mother aud health to
he child Sold by Druggists.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

MIRO. ARK NNsAS e TEXAS. AND
CAIRO X FULTON RAiLKOApS.
shortest -ud on direct route ir M afro
Ia k-onnu I, Lit lc u OK. Futon, and AL
- iu Nrk ma aud The southwest
PuIlnalf- paia q lie, piug cars ON al
rain. AT uight.
rain ruu daily, Sundays excepted,
.. follows.
GOING WEST,
cave Greend Ia, ~ ....... 9:45 SIN.
GOING EAST.
\rriye Al GreennrId', At .... ..... 2:l5 p IN.
CHARLESTON ACCOMMODATiuS.
\rrNe "A hrcennvlds at ...... e. 9.nh am.
cave Greenield'- at ........... 500 pm
~. AXTELL, Chief EngInetr.
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". EIenry's Root and Plant Pills.

Mild yet thorough-no nausea or gripng-en-
rely vegetable-great liver remedy. rrice IS
'en's. Sold by Druggists.
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work. Enlarged Edition, New
tn;ravings. Two-hundred and sixty Pages,
lice 90 cents. Address DIR. BUrTs' DisprS-
'.e', IL North Eighth Street. St. Louis, Mo-
Adyertseuent.
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!. sd ~ ~ Ger on ever, png.

Publication Oinre, Baiiessn a,ssAu.sa
Washington AveWUe.
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wEDNEsD Y, DECEMBER 3. is7a.

Only Sky thousand tickets will be -pl
AMI one-hali Ut these are INTENDED Tor the
European market thus leaving only 8O,opO
tor ,ale in the Uniied states, whpl, lOO.uuO
were dt'p srd al tor the I bird Concert.
he tickets are divided into ten coupun- or
part, and have ON their back the rhemc,
with full cXplanatii N Ui the mOae oi draw
iny.
At 'hi. concert. which VIII he the grand
est mu'itsl Display ever Witnessed ia thi,
county. the unprecedented sum of
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Principal Prize 100000,

consisting ol thr superb palatiaI re,id nee
lin ~ Abrcs. Ed, unsurpassed ~ apriyltc
dwelling ~ the United states, hciug only "A
lew block from The Count House. >ln round
I'd by nnl innocent grounds, "IChtrd., gar.
drisanh vineyard. The buldug Ia, been
only I, e ny completed with all the mod
m inn u,nts
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SIVT EyrIgraSAE.
100000 FOR a5O

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert author
lzcd b special act OF the Legislature Tor the
benefit ol The Public Library oi Kentucky 4.
viii take place IA the Pubic Library Hail
at Louisville e, KY,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17
A Magnificent soheme-Railroading
Ships Across the Isthmus.

Nj. Sebillot, the well>known engineer and
member of the Academy OF France. has
excogitated project for Panama ship transit
which, though 1t has some peculiar original
features, the Paris Nonitemr mentions as bav.
-ing the simplicity aud value of a practical err
perience. His project in no wav coptemnlates
the construction of ship canal, though IL
proposes to transport vessels from the Atlantic
tothe Pacific ocean across the neck of Panama.
connecting. so to speak, the head of the
western continent with its vital southern BODY.
. a gigantic tramway or railroad of tremend-
Gus gauge forms the basis of the work. The
train Is to be of such construction as to re-
ceive vessel, with cargo and passengers. ex.
actly as it moors at the dock, carrying il across
aud lowering it into the waters of the Pacific.
Tho fundamental idea of the system is to em>
ploy what are termed docks r0uiomts (wharfs
on wheelsG containing on either side the en-.
gines necessary to move them, and reinforced
at the termini of the route with such appli-
ances as to receive tho vessel from one ocean
and deposit it in the other. 1t should be un.
derstood that these cars are primarily docks
which rest on wheels. The plans provide for
six rails, upon which these wheels revolve III
the same manner as those of an ordinary rail-
road. The docks vary in proportions and d.
mensions according to the needs of the service
0'N SOuSISS VI tuTs6 partS-ln tno
middle basin for the reception of the vessel;
on both sides compartments for engines Of i've
hundred horse- power, four in number, for
the purpose of propulsion. The weight of
one of them, filed with water and CARRYING
an Aspinwall steamer, is calculated bv NJ.
Sebillot at $4,000 tons, thus distributed
Dock and engines. 1000; water in ship basin,
1000; vessels and cargo, :, 900.
The speed to be attained by these tremen-
d"us and picturesque railroad trains is put at
eighteen kilometres (ecven and one, fourth
miles) per hour, thus traversiug the is,hmian
interval in from four to five hours The YES
sci enters the dock by means of "a gate. which.
when closed, renders the basin water tight:
the three hundred wheels hegin to move. each
with a momentum of fifty tons the vast aud
picturesque though noudescrint creature of
an engineers brain tngs and puffs and strains
like some huge beast, then rolls slowly, with
terrible roar of wheels, across the interval
from sea to sea-
Strange as this project seems at irs. glance.
1t involves no very difficult problems of enei-
nccring; none which have NOT, severally cons
sldcred, been solved over and over in the pros
gross of science. 1t does not seem so new I'd
us as. doubtless, it does to the members of tho
French Academy, similar project, both
for the transit of ships across the Isthmus and
around niagara Falls. was years ago proposed
IN this conntry-differing only in this, if wa
recolect Alright, that by the American project
the ship was to be carried in drv>docls.
NeW York Post.
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P0ElGAL.
tFor the Spirit of jefferson. !
THE ROSE OF JEFFERSON.
TO MISS L. p.

The tulip rears its royal head,
The ehoneysuckte'ss sweet perfume
The jessamine does fragrance shed,
The orange flower glows in bloom,
The violet its tiInid face
w ith other fiawers eide by side,
The lily with its stately grace,
And fair exotics in their pride;
The rose. however, reigns supreme,
And in its beauty I've found one
perfect flowcr-so my theme
Shall be the Rose of Jeferson.
It ia maid whose features fair,
Lit up with madonna glance,
Together with attractions rare,
Combine her beauty to enhance:
The graceful carriage of her head
perfect hall round it throws,
One look shows she is thoroughbred
And like her cn.sn.erpart-the rose
These charms at sight re plain 10 trace
Ofequals she has nome
Her form, her step is perfect grace
She 10 the Rose of Jefferson!
Roart not about vour city bellies
Who with affected airs bcguile:
Not all the power OF their spells
Can match her winning smile,
For III the soft depths OF her eve
You 81 that virtue is enthiooed:
s'"'s true az steel, you may reiv
Her laughing voice is silver toned
In valoc she Ia far a hnve
The foreign bellies they rave UPON
I've never seen the eQual of
The lovely Rose OF Jcffsreon!
1ar1cstown, June 18th, 1873
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17
The Battle of Winchester.
[From tho Ind,ap.poli. Iournnl.l

IhoihuApolts JournnI.1
During General Sheridan's stay here he
was conversing with few friends touchin&
his military experiences and campaigns, when
he said:
"There is mighty sight of romance and
great many interesting episodes connected
with tho war that the historians never rot
hold Of FUr instance, there has been
great deal said about tho battle of WinchcsS
ter, little affair in which | had hand
Well, it was pretty square fight, but do yon
know that battle was. fought on tho strength
of information which | obtained from a Young
lady IN the town Of Winchester. and If tho
rebels had known she was giving it to me they
would have hung her in a minute I was
very anxious to get information Of the rebel
strength nnd movements, no as to know lust
when and whero to strike them. but did NOT
know how to get it. Finally, 1 heard of d
Union lady in Winchester who could be re-
| lied upon if / could get word to her. Hef
name was Miss Wright. | think she is in
the Treasury Department at Washington now:
But the trouble was to communicate with her:
One day L heard of an old colored man. liy-
ing outside of my lines, who had a. pass to I'd
into Winchester to sell vegetables. / sent
for the old man, and on talking with him
found him loyal, as all the colored folks were,
you know. Finding he could keep a secret,
L asked him if he would undertake to deliver
letter to young lady in Winchester. Tho
old fellow said he would 30 l wrote letter
on thin tissue paper, and rolled it up in tin
foil. 1t made ball about as big as the end
of your thumb, and | told the old man 10 mt
it in his mouth and deliver it to Miss Wrieh.
in Winchester, He went off, and in aboat
two days came back with an answer rolled up
in the same piece of tin foil. 1 found had
struck a mighty good lead. and followed it
carefully till got all the information wanted.
The girl gave me more important information
than L got from all other sources, and L
planned the battle of Winchester almost en-
tirely on what got from her. She was i
nice girl, and true as steel"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17
PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER K co,

NOAH WALKER. co,
The Celebrated Glothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call soccial attention Thcv will
send on apPIcN ton their improved and accurnte
RULES FOi; SELF MEASUREMENT,
and tuli line of samples from their mcnse stock
OF Cloths CRssiIncres, Coalings, Shirtiups &C.
ihus enabling parties in any part Of the country to
order tlIelr ClnthIng and Shirts si!rec. from them
with the certainty Of receiving garments of
Tile Very L"tcst Style
ind Most Perfect Fit
attalnabe. Goods ordered will! be sent by ExDrcss
10 any part ot the country. As is we'll known
throughout the Southern Staies have for Fortv-
three Years exCCllcd in all department Ia of their
business, which is subs tia ra uee ss to the
character of the Goods they will send out A larre
and we'll assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with a full lineof
FURNISHING GOODS
including al the latest novelties in design and
4T-POPCLIk I'RIC A4S
When Goods sent per Express G.. O. D.. there
Will be no collCC charge on amounts of 30 mud
over. Rue for self Inca surc.ncut &antnl.. ~
Goods AID Price List free On n1riication The At
t"nti"n of the rraae ia invited to our ,vholcaa 'c
department, which is lwayA kept up the iuhcs,
Standard.
NOAH WALiIEn & CO.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Bows
Clothing an" Furnishing Ciucds, either
Ten,!g made or uiaic to order.
lOo aud lGI baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17

The worst shocked man we have seen
for some time was the citizen who made the
discovery. Friday. that the neighbor from
whom he had borrowed paper for the last
four years had not paid for It. He learned
the fact from the agent of the publisher. and
he was grieved. He was also indignant. He
said to US: "To think that should have
been SO imposed upon at my time Of life. /
tell You man don't know who to trus. i'd
these times. The world is full of corruption;
deceit, and devilsry."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17

REGENTS APpoINTED.-The following ap<
polntments have been made to fill the vacsi.
cies in the Office of Regent in the West Wiz
ginia University at Morgantown Firs. Cir
cult, O. s. Long. of Ohio; Second Circuit:
J.. s. Hough, of Monongalia; Third Circuit.
Charles J. Faulkner, of Berkeley; Fourth
CircuiS, Homer s. Carr. of Hardy Fifth Cir
cult, D. D. johnson. of Tyler: Sixth Circui,,
Frank Cbalfant, of Lewis; Seventh Circuit:
Henry s. Walker, of Kanawha; Eighth Cir.
cult, A. F. Mathews, of Greeubriet Ninth
Circuit, Isaiah Bee, of Mercer.
ECh0rleston Courier, Nay 2sM..
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AGENTS

ig-The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING aud SUR
soRlpTIoN for the ".Spiru of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. D: MoGLINoY-S Shcpherdstopn.
JOHN p: KEnFoor -M,rtiasJurg.
CHAs. r. LEE-Bcr,yrjiie
JOEL w. RoBEBTs-M M8d1e,cay.
ADAM LINK, Jr.-DuHields Depot.
JAS. w. BARNuARr-L'n L'nionviNe
NJ. W. BuRR-Broscm's Shop
j.. Fl. R"BERTs-KcnrmcysDiU
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Leetoeon.
JOHN w. DALGARN.
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GEORGE II. HAGLEy.
Mauuiacturcr Of Ladies' and Gcnte' H,v., a,J
louths', Misscs' aud ChiIdron,s
BOOTS. GATHERS AND s,rorr

louths', Msscs' aud ChiIdron's
BOOTS, CATERS AND SHOES
ofali styles and Gradcs,
TT AFiNG located in Charlestown
4 l. would inform the public that he ES<9A
tho above line OF work, with nc.tDcss and IisS5,t
Good mhterial and durable work guaranteed
EJ- sh6p IN former Post Office building, nearly
opposite First Nat ional hank. -- y
N B.-our business at Dul1ield's will continue
the sarne We keeps large assortment of Boots
,>hoes and "altcrs, Tobacco, Cigars, Notions e..
IN our custom Department we will be ready to exc
cute all orders NJ the eh"rtcs notice aud in the
styles and workmxnship. VIC "
May l3, lS13--iy. e. H. & J. r UsC1Cv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17

CAMP MEETING,-A Camp Meeting, un-
der the auspices of the NJ. E Church. South,
Is to be held near Unison, in this county,
commencing on Thursday, the 18th of Au-
gust.-LeesLur1 Mirror.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17

= Miss Tucker says lis with old bachelors
as with old wood. 1t is hard to get tbem
started, but when they do take fame they
burn prodigiousIy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17
BALTIMORE CARDS.
PIANOS.
UPWARDS OF FIFTY FIRST PREMIUMS.
GOLD ANR SILVER MEnALS.

OF " HHDs OF FIFT4 FIRST PREMIUMS,
GOLD ANB SILVER MEDALS.
Were awarded to CHAs. NJ. sTiEFF for the beat
PIANO. IN competition with q II the leading
Manufacturers of tho country.
OFFICE AND wARERooMs,
No, NJ Liberty Street, Baltimore, Al.
The superiority of the Unrivalled stieT Piano
Forte is conceded by ~ who have compared il with
others In their New Grand Square Scale u Oc-
tayes, the manufacturer has succeeded in MAKING
the most perfect Piano Forte possible
Prices will be found as reasonable as consistent
with thorough workmanship
largo assortmen: of Second Ha nd Pianos alvvays
on hand, from SIS to $780,,
We arc agents for the celebrated Rurtlett ab;net
Par!or aud Church Organs, styles and prices to
made. 10y
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, containing ma mes
of over 500 Southerners, (5"O of whom are vir-
glnlans, 200 North Carolinisna, $50 East Tenneg-
sccans and ohers throughout the South } who have
April :. 1873
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WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC II. Il.

The Train that lc.ves CharIestown at 9.e6 NJ
con necta with Cincinnati Express West and Fast
Line East at liarper's Ferry.
We'll Train South. which leaves Charleetown a,
~. a. NJ connects at Strasburg with trains for
Train leaving Charlestown at 10 .3S A. M CON-
meets =" ttncpcr's Ferry with Mail Trains Ens and
w w Get which pass over the Old Route to and from
'att,'oro' Other trains pass over shc metropolitan
Fast Ere feht no. II, leaves strnsburc at s p. NJ.
nnssscs Ch"rlest"wn Mt il.54 p. NJ, and reaches
Harorr'N FcrrT at - 81 =. NJ
, fnFt FrcIght. NJ" II. leaves Ferper's Ferry at IL
i: ~ arriving nj St'asburF at4 4. ~.
The C"iunh"a Express for Salli,narr via Wash
lngi"n: n"ss"s iiern"ra Fcrrv ats Is, A. A.
IN" st. louis Express from Baltimore via Wash
1nIton IN fnr nrkerShnre, nasxat Ilarpcrs Ferry ut
l2.0S, n. NJ. (in thu night).
a. B. WOOD. Agent, Harper'e Ferry.
THNS. r. SHARP
June. 3 'S'3. ts7't. aInstcr of TranErnr+a,iun
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FIRE ! FIRE
At BROWNS SHOP,

E'HE undersigned would in form h;ss
- friends and the public generally Nm
stand ne and viii siiII cSn,in9a at in" above named
ture to order Boots. Shnas. CATERS &c Special
atfcnii9n az on given to STITCHED BOOTS AND La,
DIES MoEh. None but the best material used
on, an WORK guaranteed Repairing neatly done
ana at moderate rates. Orders filled promptly
March IS, lS13-ly. ~ E MILLER
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LEEToWN GRIsT AND saw Mill.

HAVING procured p new Saw Mill and attached
iweniy. Fcrse Power Steam Engine to the
MN at Lectown. am prepa, ed to Grind Flour
Meat: soFse Feed, &c. on the hest of terms and
Vii saw all kinds of Lumber the ehortest notice
nahkIne my former patrons for their kind patron
re- would respectfully request it's continuance,
"1lhding done. JOHN W. ROBERTS.
Leetow1, February II ls73-5m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17

PATENT MEDECIEES,

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
en- mSraclng all nj the popular and reliable rc
iocdice aud also the latest Novels and finest Kinds
OF Stationery. ~ ~
o. AS the quality OF Medicines is always Of the
greateat Intrur;a both to the Phyeicsn and his
Patients, make it our constant care To accnrc
none but the '"rcst N;edcines, aud by his long ex
perlcncc IN the retail business he is prenarcd E,
fill Physicians' Prescription and Com onunT Ncdi
SInes cording the latest and strctcet rules of
fharnacy The public confidently RELY on
having their prescri Pnna refuIIy and
prepared a: al hours Of the day aud mig hit
:, ~ b.-i take this occasion q return NV siocere
than*s tor the very large patronage bestowed upon
me ny the community and to express my grateful
acEnow ectement of the high appreciation OF NV
icow Citizens of efforts to them trustin-
that may be able in the future to render entire
eatlsfoction to II who may favor with their pun
port and confidence. GEO r. !, iC u;r P
February 20, 1S72.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17

ftLoCkS-beautiful Bonzc, Rosewood aud Wal
nut Fronts, bea autiful designs nd psttern.-fo
HaIe low oy l.. DISKLE.
{ EERKE'S Pure Grape Wines. of the vintage of
- - lS6S; Rt MASON'S Drug store.
\ ANTHlSE, the great Hair Tome, sor sale by
W.S. MASON.
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Spirit Of gtffersolr.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY JoaS W. DALeARN.
OFFICE IN "lEE KiLL" BuilplRe.

6. TERMS OF sUBsORIprIoa...-The Paper
Will be furnished TO subscrlbcrsat 81 SO per
annum, in Advance.
When not paid strictly In Advance, 81, 90
will positively be charged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-09

BOYS who disturb camp-meetings by
crying /" Amen" In the wrong place,
aud remarking Glory" with more zeal
than judgment, should read and pom
der the fate OF thirteen small boys In
Kansas. These thirteen lll-advised
boys were guilty, so the story goes. OF
disturbing u Kansas lcampmeeting BY
insisting upon shouting "Amen,"
when a very muscular preacher, who
prided himself on his voice, was sing
ing hymn. The preacher bore it for
some time. but finally becoming filled
with righteous wrath, he descended
from the pulpit, and, never once inter-
rupting his hymn, successively re-
versed aud spanked the thirteen small
boys. As his ayeuging hand descended
aud the dust OF the small boys filled
the air. the rest Of the congregation
shouted in rapture, encouraged him
with loud cries of "Go on, brother. 90
on" Then he returned to the pulpit.
still singing, and those boys went half
a mile away, behind n haystack, and
laid down with their faces TO the
ground, weeping bitterly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-09

MANY OF the mill girls at Chicopee,
Mass, are becoming inveterate snuff
dippers. and OH any pleasant ''noon-
Ing" groups o. girls can be seen on the
canal bridges, each supplied with a
box of snuff and bunch Of cotton
waste. rubbing their gums with genu-
Inc satisfaction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-09

Ar San Francisco, n Sandwich
Islander who calls himself Choynsdi,
advertises q mermaid for sale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-09

A ST. LOUIS medical expert has n
new name for it. It is not " congemital
insanity" nor emotional insanity"
nor transitory mania" When a
man has il he is conditionally or
relatively insane" That's what DIR.
Councilman SAYS. Pass it around
among the criminal lawyers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-09

A LONDON DREssMAKER. 4 Miss FL
lis. has, upon Platonic theory. been
bound over to keep the peace toward
herself for the next four months.
This precaution was taken by Justice
D'Eyncourt against fourth attempt
at suicide by the young woman.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-27
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