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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04

Ginger ale and Settler Water, delightful ton.
~ ic end Alternative; home made Wine, choice
article, only So per gallon, also No. Mackerel,
sfad, herring, Sardines and crackers. For sale
at KAvANAGH's Grocery, Wine and Liquor store,
corner Of Spring Lane and Augnsta ST. sep 4
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04

REMARKABLE.-Itis stated that there ar e
two hundred unregistered voters in one pre- :
cinet in Roanake county, every one Of who m
will register aasl vote for Kemper. This is
the fancy picture. The reality is that there
are not more than two hundred male adults
in the whole township, according to the cen
Sus
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04
OFT STABLER.
sept 4-tf at the Red Front DRUG Store

for Hsent-my house and lot, corner of
u Frederick and Water streets, containing
rooms IN main and ell buildings, with four addi-
tlonal rooms in separate buildings. Good garden,
ana =! water IN the yard Possession given imme-
diately. Apply at once to
sept Alt Dr.. B. P, REESE.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04

GOOD GOODS CEEARu
MRS. GLADKE and myself, will shortly start
for the Eastern Markets. to make orr laree pur
chases for the coming season and [ assure nv
customers that nothing will be left andore to
make our ESTABLISH lENT the centre attrac-
ton of Virginia, the cheapest and best place to
make your purchases.
l have no doubt many will say g HOW CAN
liz Do THAT, a brief explanation will explain
all. HAVE NO PARTNERS, PAY NO RENT. and
make my purchases principa for CASH.
Any person at once that can sell better
Goods fer less money than any other establis.
ment in Virginia. The following is q mart Of
the Goods have just received.
Beautiful ALPACA Lustres all collars and
shades, c rs to 80 c.
Fine Atlantic de LANES 25 to 4Oc
Scotch Plaid de LANES 25
40 Go Poplns & SO 20 75c.
beautiful assortment of OPERA Flannels. at sill
prices, also, all Wool FIannels.
White aud Red
lard wide Bleach Cotton c II 1-2c
Brown Cotton, heavy, for IL IL c.
" ELV ErEE H N q.
all colors, all widths, and at all prices, all OF her
goods in proportion
Come and See For Yourselves
Thanking my friends and customers for their
past patronage, and assuring them generous
Bargains, | am
Respectfully Yonrs,
CHAS. A. GIADKE.
Sept. 4, 1873.
The Republicans have nominated Senator
Ames for Governor Of Mississippi, and SEN
ator Alcorn bolts the nomination and an-
nounces himself an independent candidate.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04

Hon. D. NJ Barringer, of North Carolina
formerly a member Of Congress from that
State. and minister to Spain, died at the W.
Sulphur Springs on the 1st.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04
Neav Advertisements.
Saturday,27th Day Of Sept,
MONTGOMERY HALL.

Chesapeake and Chic Railroad, one mile west of
the City of Stauntoa.
This land is Of the best quality, and in high
state of cultivation. About 40 acres of this tract
are in Orchards Of selected fruits-the trees
young and vigorous.
Tns DWELLING HOUSE,, which is o commodous
and substantial edifce, an 0Hi,e, the Kitchen
and Smoke house, are built of brick, in good
style, and occupy q commanding eminenoe, with
o spacious Lawn in front,
There ale also upon the premises, good houses
For tenants, Corn-crib, Carrlage-house and
splendid Swlsher Barn.
End The OLD HOMESTEAD of Mr.. Dona-
CHE known as
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04
srauNroN VA. SEPT. lst 1878.

IT Use TIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY, for
~ suppressed aud painful menstruation, lucor-
siTosa, &c, JUFENTAS. rcv y4-ss
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04

MOTIONS! NOTIONS! IL may be found
IN for the present at the Book Store of Bell
Co., corner of Main and New Streets, where I
will be pleased to see my old friends and custo-
mers.
BaDg" Fine WATCHES and JEWELRY re-
paired IN the best manner and aearranted -sasa
Sept Aft. G. C. YEAKLE.
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SPRING FARM,

containing about 975 ACRES, Immediately ad-
joining the City of Staunton
This is he most valuable tract of land in Au-
gusta counIy-the larger part of it, OF the very
best quality for agricultural purposes. There is
upon this tract, very large and elegant MAN
SION HOUSE, and all necessary out- buildings,
with splendid SPRING in the yard
That portion of the tract Immediately adjacent
to Staunton, we have had laid of into
z NTS
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04

Daysons Indelible Ink, the best ink in use. La
4 lrd's Bloom of Youth, Hagan's Magnolia
Balm, centaur Liniment, Icons Infant Remedy,
for teething children, cooks Balm of Life, Ju-
yentas, pages catarrh Remedy, Pierces Golden
Discovery, trusses, fine assortment all prices
Just received by
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04
VEIN OF IRON ORE,

which has been opened, and is now furnishing
the Buffalo Gap Iron Company, with an abun,
dance Of the best quality OF Iron ore
Maps Of Spring Farm, with all Of the subdfvi-
tions proposed, will be found at the Offices of
VIM. A. Pratt and Meade F. White, either CT
whom will be pleased to show purchasers over
the premises.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04

A ppoimamaent of State Students.
"A At the meeting Of the county schosl board
which takes place September g. one or two stu
dents will be appointed to fill vacancies at the
Agricultural and Mechanical college, Blacks
burg, Va. applications will be received till
That time. J. E. GUY, 8
sept fit
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04
FALL CLOTHING !!

am now receiving goods for Fall wear AL
SO taking orders for goods needed in my line.
10 New Street, Stsunton, opposite Va. Hotel
]. w. abby.
aas~ Persons owing me will please call and
SETTLE Town papers copy St. Sept. 2-3t.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04

varying in size from J an acre to "A acres
These lots are beautifully located upon streets
so feet wide, and are rapidly increasing in vane.
The Homestead will be sold with IL acres of
land attached, or with less or more land attach
ed as may be deemed best on the day Of sale.
The residue Of the farm will be sold in parcels
to suit purchasers
Upon this portion of the tract there has been
recently discovered a large and valuable
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-04
TERMS OF SALE (:

One cash, and the residue in three equal
annual payments, bearing interest from day
of sale and interest payable annually, evi-
denced by the bonds Of the purchasers, and
q lien re ainel upon the land for the seouri~
y OF the after payments.
JOHN B. BALDWIN,
B. B. DONAGHE, Ex'ors. -
Sept. 4, 1a73-ts.
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mes, segundo cabo de esta plaza, y que
ahora hacia de general, abandonando
completamente este cuerpo, y no ha-
ciendose matar antes que tocaran q tan
bizarra gente.
El gobierno parece que solo habia man.
dado que Sc ssperara la venida de nm de-
legado del ministro de la Guerra.
Las desgracias ocurridas en- los diver
SOS sitios, sin contar los paisanos muertos
y oculuados por las familias son: carabine-
ros heridos, 19; heridos de caballerfa, 1;
de guardia civil, 2: paisanos, L8. Muertos
carabineros, s, entire los que Sc encuen-
tran dos capitanes, uno de elles llamado
Faiardo, y un teniente y siete paisanos.
Ell estado de la poblacion es de grandl-
ma alarma, y las pr6ximas festas de Cor
pus que prometian ser animadisimos, SO
han deshecho.n
La LeGItGd de Granada del dia 10, da
noticia del entierro de los cadaveres de
los infelices que sucumbieron en- la lucha,
act0 que concurri6 toda la milicia sin
armas y representatives de las corporacio-
nes de la plaza.
'La p1uma se cae de nuestras manOs;
dice1 ounce EretroS, uno tras ctro lleva-
dos en- hombros de vOIuntarios, guardias
civiles soldados de caballerfa, vimos
cruzar las Gales de Granada. Las lagri-
mas que han arrancado en- todo ell transi-
to esos infelices son incalculable.
No hemos visto NADIA mas imponente
y conmovedor. AL salir del hospital ell
lGgubre cortejo, expiraba uno de los he
ridos y otro Sc hallaba pr6ximo morir.
La mayer parte de los heridos ofrecen
pocas eSperanzas de vida"
La eIpecie de huida de Madrid del
senior Figueras antes de presentar q la
Asamblea la dimision de hab6rsela ad-
mitido, ha sido cali6cada duramente por
los que mas confsnza tenian en aquel
hombre p6blico que dejs al tempo el
sincerarle de la brusca determination
adoptsda en- Ia mafana dsl dia IL. Lo
cieTto es que tanto este hecho como ell
de la dimision del senor Oreuse del cargo
de presidente de Ia Asamblea, los dos
dias de ser nombrsdo; la proclamation de
la federal, antes de discutir las leyes en-
que ha de basarse; la entrada en- el poder
del nuevo ministerio en- ell que fguran
varios intransigentes; los 6ltimos doloro-
sos Sucesos de Granada Ia actitud de
algunas provincias esperanto los aotoG
del Gobierno, todss estas circunstsnciAs
reuuidas han creado no pocas divisioneS
on ell seno del partido dominate que go
han trasiucido va con claridad entire los
dlputados.
Los cAbecillas Dorregaray y Ollo, con
cuatro batalloneS, 400 cabalIos y dos pie
Sas de srtillerfa, salieron aver de Lagron
q Ia una y media, hacia Penacerrada, con
eI prop6sitO de pernoctar en- Ell puerto de
Vitoria.
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Ai9 gIHaDE8N FsFs EaFa a
I'd BsSsdSyd Espd6ola .pubIiCa este
EJERCITO DE CUBA
PRIMERA DIVISIONS. BRIeADA.
(CUBA.)
IL. N.

e. III.

/ 3 4 q
/, FL Excmo. Sr. Comandante general de
la L. divIeion, en- telegrama de hoy, desde
ManzanilIo, dice al Excmo. .Sr. Brigadier
Jefe de esta brigads 10 siguiente: l
tLas fuerSas al mando del Sr. Coronel
Jefe de la 3a brigada D. Alejantro Ro-
driguez Arias, tomar0n al enemigo ell dia
16 del actual campamento de la "Mari-
pOsa", en- la Iona de la Bermeja, cuyO
campamento nos fue abandonado rehusan
do combate. Este campamento. capaz para
mas de dos mil hombres, era de suma im~
portancis por su estrategica posiciOn,
demostrando su expresada construction,
grandes GALES y buenas viviendas con las
mayores comodidades posibles, que databa
de bastante tempo, su establecimientO.
Todo fue destruido y el enemigo Sc inter-
no en- las mas atlas y mOntuosas cumbres
de la sierra. En- Jiguan( Sc han 0hecho
cinco prisioneros de los que por Wanda
bsjaban de Ia sierra, quitandoseles dos
armas de fuego.-Lo comunico q V. E.
para conocimiento publicidad en- los
periodicos de la localidad. Quartet general
de Manzanillo, 20 de JUNO de 1879
BurvieI aI. efts
De 6rden de S. E. Ell Jefe. de la Briga-
da Sc publlca en- los psri6dicos de esta
ciudad para noticia y satisfaction de sus
habitantes. Quartet General de la Briga-
ds Cnba 90 de JUNO de 1873.
El Captain de E. M encargado del
Detail, Jose Garcia ALd0Ue.
.5 =
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GACETILLA.

visfta.-JIanana sale cOntinuar su
vista q los pa@bos dc la Isa, ell Excmo.
Sr Go5ernador Superior Civil. Empezara
per Bayamon y concluira en- AguadilIa,
de doude regresara esta capital.
Acompana $ Z. nuestFo respect able
quarido amigo ei coronel de Esta-Mayor,
don Manuel Cortes. DsseamosIes ua fslis
viaje.
BnIIe.-BrIIInnte cOncurrido estu-
yo eI que se verified el domingo por la
noche en- ell salon del Teatro, beneficio
del asilo de San IldefOnso.
FL salon estaba bonitamente adornado
con colgaduras do colores naciouales.
Las dos esoalsras que habia colocadas,
desde los paieos principales para bsjar al
salon, estaban entspizadas con bonitas
alfombras.
I'm el punto que dividia las dos escale-
ras, habia oolocados & cada lado del cor
dero provincial, dos hermosos jarrones de
no %, fernando por Ia parte de abajo, una
bella cascade de- doude salia un capri
chose suFtidor de aqua.
I'll bale termin6 { las tres de 10 mana
"a, hora en- que cada uno Sc retro 81
caaa.
Los enamorados sacaron, como siempre,
II mejog paFte on esta fiesta.
En Fca6men: mucha concurencia, mu-
chas niiias bonitas, muchos del sexo feo y
nal scTviclo de cai6.
a. ~~.~ ~aam-nan axwa.en-mmea.
pueden nliviaF. peTo nunca curan una tos,
sllOa ayudan los 6rganoa de respiration
4 arTgsr b materia que los estoTba, pero
90 implden u acc.ou m6rbida que causa
~ toFmaGion y aglomcracioa. A sus pro-
pssdA1es dobles de- Aliviar ID garganta,
los pulmones de las secseciones for-
sosAa, do rsnovaE sus iuncioues, el Pec.
sotAl ds Anaoahnita debe 10 repatacion
qss ha adqstrido como rennodio infAllble
pata Fuslfadoa, toa. laFingitis, bfoaquitis
j toaos los males que AtAcan 81 pecho y
{ II gNsgAnsA-
VI msios modo do tomArlo para aican.
anT alavln Immediate 60, do meaclaT dos
eoehasAaaa De- Pastoral coz una Do AHsi-
n d Hlgado - Baealao frssso = puro.
GaMmhsmmxaam 81 rxcrIanelaa~.yo -
a0Aamvnaa pc u aastsadeEA d - aroma
qss - seAosaa psraersn Il Aqua Florida
- Msuay = Lanmaa casalqvieF ntFo
psstsms. Elias aAbFa que eoasrArIo las
aNaaa as3lnaras. 70 manehafA lus dnoe
sa1AseA. ri eAmsessk Al color du SIS firAa
nnAaag qas hAfA danpaEaceF - nanthaa
49, gAsag &c utasA sn ii bAsso auAssgA
n pseas q@a MsesesaAa nsa agaa, "a lpatrs
j hlAeeafa - Gssngess y IN eOlos da
eaAA - $3.50. = ApIseaiA Is ets-
- AsAra - ssssfsa neFsseas - eshsza,
80 ~ psss Fssssasanso y aAaaahls ssisa
49, Aeaaasg = j 4ee ~ esea ! AlsssA ~
ssas sa saGsssapa. I'LL caAnto l0s ca
- sxua = saasAl sonrsaA cuan agFAdabla
- natA 4aapaes - AfesgAfea
u Geese 49, @ssgsAa IAlssAeacs0naa eAie
a.sss4s - sNngsa = :. 1abea sIegnpga
ra1a ss AxuA kssrsIA psrpmsats roE
LsamAay Ksn0 Ssssa ~.
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REQUIESOAT TN PACE.


Tras una larga y dolorosa en-
fermedad ha iallecido anoche
nuestro respectable coFrcligiomHrio
81 Sr. d. Manuel Fernandez, her,
mano del Excmo. Sr. MarquS. do
Ia Esperanaa Essa sarde, lue
acompanado por un nGmeroso ;
escogIdo acompanamiento 1 ~
Ultima morada
Espaaa ha perdido 4 uno dc sas
mas hsles y adicaoa ciudadanoa.
Puerto Rico 4 uno dc sus uas
honndos J laborio.na hiIos. q
paEsido Observation-Disclosures cspa.
fiol 4 uno dc ~. mas dissingul
dos mlemhEoa J una aprecsada -
miIia { a. iela dignEnnsa, issesaa.
plaEahle.
NuaOtsoe. prulandnmensn con
movldOs ante tamana drssrnraa
pcdimos : Do. i Glora pasa j
alma de- que araha dc uosis. -
pFccea de - cFsssianos pasa aas
DiDsla rrcsha bchlgno cn = 49,, !
y rcaignacsou para IL lamslaA Asss.
f. innn.
FL II. fefnandrx = nen ID
aqasllos hilos IL eapaaales &c
sirmpFe - maasienen cDassUnsa.
ies con - oelgra No De- raesss.
gca, ~ de- naas qua uaa hsslE.n
r hsella 81 pfohisasd j - enaap.
cnnncsn
pas I 80 Fcasess Diseases
paFa - nslsr rsglfsss
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

NsSMS. Et0tors In your issue of
Monday last, you gave some sttic-uics On
an exhibition on Sunday evening, OF what
Spirituallets claim to he spirit power, and
a correspondent in Wednesdays paper
takes occasion TO charge the medium with
being an imposter and foolishly tricking
those having the meeting IN charge.
was not at the hall on Sunday evening
but | was there IN the forenoon of that
day Although the medium, dill not
claim that tine manifestations we're ah
entire success, yet, without dtscr biug all
that was successfully exhibited, | will
mention one that WAS success not to b.
gaiusayed; and as like causes produce
like Effects" infer thai the exhibition In
the evening was bona Ble " NANTES
taliou OF spirit power.
The lady medium placed one hand
softly underneath the piano. and anolh r
lady, in lice manner, placed her haad at
he other end and the instrument arUst
two lnchts at least from the floor at the
end at which the medium stood 1 sa
near aud observed critically she dc
not "tahe long breath as though abOul
to make great exerllon," nor did she
Immediately after become red in the
| face" but she stood at arms length from
,he the instrument and did not appear I,
exert the least force. There were ne
other persons than the two ladies men
toned within several feet of the piano
Several strong, muscular men tried Il
lift it with one hand, and although they
took every advantage Of position, l die
not see one of them stir II. | tried i
with all the muscular force at my com
maud, but the piano remained fixed.
Now | hold that it is a physical i'm
possibility for woman (aud BOT strOni
one) to lift that at arms ength, whicl
, strong man can not move, with ever
advantage of position.
1t may be stated as an axiom. that
thousand failures will not dlsprove on
undoubtcd success. II. j.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

A FRAUD IN ITS INCEPTIoN-A HUMBUG
AND CHEAT IN DETAIL.

A FRAUD IN ITS INCEPTloN-A HUMBUG
AND CHEAT IN DETAIL.
.Nessrs. Editors 1T no unusual thing
to be hLmbugged nowadays, but when
professedly religious association deliber-
ately unites with pr tessionai imposters
to deceive he public from mlrceuary
motives, they are beneath contempt.
A party UNDERSTOOD to ht ms leaders Of
the Spiritual Fraternity in Wilmington
came out with a card announcing that
deputation of gentlemen from this cit
had visited a wondef-worker of thei
persuasion in Philadelphia, and wer
satisfied that the manifestations of spiri
power exhibited through her mediumshiT
were not only astonishing but perfectly
genuine.
Following this it was announced that
wonderful manifestations by this same
medium would be exhibited AT the Spirit
ualists' Hall sunday morning aud even
Ing, that a large piano weighing about
1000 pounds, with six Of the heaviest men
in Wilmington on ii, would BE- lifted III
its feet. Admission % cents. These were
the announcements, not OF the medium
uichst-r herself, but of the gentlemen
who are running the Spiritual ChuIch On
Second Get.
AT the head of this Society stands Nj.
G. Clavey, having fr his aids, Messrs.
K. l. Smitn, Jas. Frazer, and Que or two
| Others, who, with the rank and file of the
| congregation, must be held responsible
| for The gro-s imposition OF last Sunday
evening. They first committed a mistake
in sending u deputalion so easily de-
ceived to int, rvivw the medium at Phila-
delphia, and when on Sunday morning it
was manifest to any one of Ordinary per-
| ception that the medium was tricksler,
they, the church officials, committed a
blltnder, and more than a blunder, in
coucealing the imposition and playing
second fiddle to the imposlers. Aud for
! wLatl Que third of tie profits SIS.
Verify Spirtualism In Wilmington must
be at discount, when its advocates have
resource to such unworthy means of sub.
sistence. II was rather surprising that
the audience took the matter so coOlly,
that they should have retired SO quietly,
and without demanding their money
back. Mr.. Clavey and his associates
however, may rest assured that il will
not be advisable to repeat such operations
in the future, and that they would dc
we'll to submit all itinerant tricksters u
: The scrutiny of come men of j4dgniea
aud experience before iendOrsing theil
claims to pablo patronage. The apology
offered by Mr.. Smith-irrelevanL twaddl'
about a dulcimer-was ust sucu al
/ might have been expected from an ire
( spousible authority, who secs every thinl
( in the category Of Splritualism will
riaztd eyes aud a jumbled judgment
e Int instead of atoning for the impostur
/. IL minis. knbly pointed to The obliqunN
of the church officials who participant
in the fraud. Pe,hsps the society o
j., spritualiste can afford to risk their rel n
y = tation 90 such enterprises, but hopestl,
y think otherwise, and would counsel &C
cordingly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

FIRST MEETING OF THE NEW BOARD OF
MISREPRESENTATION OF UFF.CEks-lltk
FERRY PROJECT AGAIN.
The first regular meeting of the Managers
of the RoArd of Trade elected on MOnuay
was held Tuesday night. 1hep organ
ICED by calling James Bradford to he chair.
aud appointing Geo W. Stone Secretary
pro TEN.
Granville Worrell. George A. LeMsistre
Auu VIM. L. CrOasdale were appointed =
committee to nominate officers and they
pres, nted the names of the following, who
were duly elected;
Pre- de lt-Preston Lea.
Nice-f teaident-WAs Hastings.
SecretAry-ieO ". stone.
Treasurer james bradford.
Considerable desultory discussion fol
lowed concerning the mission anu prospects
uf the Board, in The course OF which Mr.
Cronalale called attention tn the New Jer-
sey ferry PROJECT and moYrd that the com
mittee on the subject Ne IL 'tructed TO also
examine and report upoT IT, feasibility OF
establishing Il ferry On !ae south side OF the
Christina.
This lead to the statement that that and
all other srecial committees OF the old
Board of Managers had ceased 10 exist,
Wheaeunon Mr.. q. offered resolution call
ing Tor fhe appOi nf'u -nt nf u new com l.
tee to con slider t., matter and irstTucung
It to eXtmiae in:o the advantages offered
Tor such a terry On both sizes of the ChTis-
| tiAua.
The resolution WAS adopted snd the Presi-
/ dent appointed, As said committee, II. NJ.
| Jenkins, Geo. W. Bush. Edward Belts,
| Geo 5. Uapelie and w. 7. Crsasdale, the
four frat named being members Of the
1t was announced that the President
would appointing new standing committees
| between now and the next meeting.
The Board then adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

~ fo3.or; A few years since we
Cniet. Jrt,I basin 10 hold water, with
90 10 j. bo,tnu. This Was an expensive
By 'r ulc ,yIcrimeuti now we are con.
htt't.. ga unrad.m ze1 Roadway, which
H Pat et,s, ia 10, a bit macadtmised
60 d1eA + u.th street to the part now
~ c.,d Win btCkun stone, Of all shapes
.u srs, not en- evenly broken, us TO
silo, H> thc to. er on uur poorest, worn
uul. 90, f.-hi nd turnpike. The essen
til I.u "a raKiug a nacsdamiz d road
is 81 break TX the stone so that each
eisi 80 h'iI b., az IL ariy as possible, Of
cog We qA3 shall also he small. On the
N.v iau Eaad, near Cumberland, Md,
iN 80 u e were b.okcn o. uniform size
~ ID ile cug,ueer in charge examined tue
wu'k bt la.s.ng peeces through II RUG
of ay ut an iucn ID ditm'ttr' This make
be ie,e job' viii tut Ia II short time.
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