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Boyer's Hoof. Linimez1t'

After 90 years Of practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming. &C., Ihave learn.
cd that more horses have been crippled ky
uattantion 10 the feet than all other diseas0
combined. Alter many experiments base
found tho true rsnedy 10 1REYENT the dH
easa Of the hoof, or.rsstore 1t alter nsgligenoe,
70 what nature Intended IL should be-us
grsat support ot chs noble animal. II the hoQ3 10
1siy nnayss SoSss aaS S asns ans III G1pS sS
~e,fnf this'worst OF all disedses. C6i9detz6@
Sorns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction Of thS
Back Sinew generally caned' Knfs SpraA&
&c., and restore those that hare bgbp eSpf42
by the want of such a remedy,
.nn,,.s sSIry i \, end Is VIII nsyeF tail u pfepp1
falhs !lie horses foot Vpee wesk, or oae9;
around the boot close TO tie half, =.
~. {. BOYEk,
Norristown, ~
| MI. NJ. c. DoYEI-Dear Sir, This IL to eer.
tiiy that have used your Liniment In my
stable for three months past, on sInorv than
ono hundred horses, and lind IL the best pre-
paration hayoeyer used on horses.. II n tar
better than you recommend u. Send mesivs
| cases at once, by express, q. Y. d. s,..i
No. ls2 Westslst street, New York City.
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AZ. .767 Grand Cash Gifts amounting TO 900. .0O0
~ Prizes in Real Estate. oo0o
1879 Gifts. amounting to."..,.~e.".." s2So.cto
REFERENCES:
Knowing that the management OF this Asso-
c,aton will be conducted as represented,p
cheerlul.y recommend the same to the pu"
lie:
James Leonard. John Holford. John
McDoueall. W. II. VIM. II. lone. J. w.
Cook. Aldermen, City Of Deniscn. Tsxss.
Judge, Wm. d. Kirk,
J i, Nevins City Treasurer;
W. B. Bo;s, LOIS Star Milh.
Weekly TINES. Denisop.
E. e. Fuller, Alan Hotel,
M Ioldsoll a Co.. Mercha nts.
VIM Hughes, Real Estate Broker,
| First National Bank. Denisun.
| Col Frank Schrsdcr, Ex Ma OF.
| Daily and Weekly News. DeDison..
| samuel A Cook. Renl Estate UrokGr,
| Col 7. Ii Warren. Re,i E'tate Broker,
| Chas. A, Maurice U. $. Commissioner.
Col. samuel Brooks. 9alvaston. Texas.
Jos Perry, Attorney NJ. X. a. I X. X.
INV Jennings, Ex- Postmaster c. 4. SeQste
iCol. II. W. shepherd, Alamo Hotel. DenIen
lien q A Beul. L. \ Army, ". 0rifhth. Tea
iN.yehon,s' Planters Bank, psnis3n;
Col, Ell. StranG, Q NJ U.S.A.. Dsnison, TIE Z
3oode, etinnett d Co.. Cotton Brokers. Deni
E. b. chsdiok, Manager. Cotton :Compres
Co, Deniscn.
lrublished ana forwarded 10 tioEet holde
and all giftsvill be promptly rad after th
distrib1,ion.
lsoOD AND RESPONSIBLE PERSON
WANTED
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Ma FeIsSEA;- i.ic these Hitter pccsiA.
rn2 TO ,legsit!l;. and ranain long unwGll, pre
n led tAair bUHes are not destroyed by m}ucfa
nj, or other Leans, and vital organs Waatoe
oe mt the point 81. cla,r. /. -
byspep.ia &. Allegation, Headache. Pain
IN the Shoulder chs 1igtness Of the cbe<t,
Dizziness. Sour ..t,tions of the Stomach, 8Ad
I.Ste in tle Mv,,t lious Attacks PalpitariQp ci
ehe ficart Ialaiun ton Uf tile Lungs, paip " Ue
region Of the huu.yi .sli hundred otlcr paln&
symptoms. are thg oisprings OF Dy yspepsia. Ote
bottle viii prove better guarantee Of irs rner1fs
than "a lengthy al sertisement.
| Fer Female Con. Piafnas, W young or oic.
married or siagle. al the dawn of GoInanhood, 81
the turn Of lie. the e Tonic Bitters display 50 -
cided an ilDIeI.e tG-I inproTemoEt ls s0op p1e
ceptible.
For 1n1n nam atory nEd Chrenic 0h&{
mntisna and Cout, Llious. Hcmittent and Intf.
initteLt Fevers, Diseases " tie Blood Liver, KA
neys and Bladder these Bitters have no tarS;.
such Diseases are caused by NttLated Bood. '
| They arc n gcniic rurgaiivc ms well \ I.
| n Tonic, possessing the merit Of AGING a.
| 10 werlul agent In relieving Congestion or Lpn3n
| nation Of the Livcr and VL,eeral Organs and "
piious Diseases
l For Skin Diseases, ETuptions, letter, SGT
Rheuin Blotches spots. Pimpies, Pustules, DotA
| lCarbuncles, Ring worms. Scald Head, Sore k{eG
EIyspelas Itch ScuT.s plscolorations of the s14h
Hhmors and Diseases Of lheSkin Of whatever n1Scs
or nature are literally dug up and carried ont 3s
system ina short timo by the use of theastAStSSA
| rHRs the most wonderful luyigorant that erszlsn
tanned the sinking system. - lsct'
| r. N. MCDONALD d Co.
Druggists and Geu Ats. san Francisco Cslt .
,os ot Washington and Charlton Sta, \. .L.t
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEdEk4
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n; Regis,er,s s,ls 0suer.,, F.,
nrn1srrR q OYsIcR.

..- --. REGISTER UffICE.
New Castle County. Noy, .5te. lsIl. b
upos, the npplicat,on OF WILLIAM NC
MENAMTN, Executot Of JAMES MAR.
TIN. late Of wim'pgton hNndrcd' IN ln
said county, deceased; il is ordered ami
directed by the REGISTER that the Execulor
afofesaid give notice ofthe granting u Let
tiers Testamentary upon the Mtaie 81 the de-
ceased with the date Of granting thereof,
- causing advertisements - be posted
within forty days from the date 81 sneh
Letters, in six OF the mc5t pu0llc places
OF the County of New Castle. repairing an
persons having demands against tho rs
tate to present the same, or agido 5y gu
Act Of Assembly in sueh case. made ana p.o
yided. And also cause the same to tq' lGseIb-
ed within tho Same PERIOD IA the Deia
ware dazette. a newspaper pubiisheu "a
wi min gton, and To be eontinred thetHn
three weeks,t tE y. " ,
- Given under tho hand and SoIl ol
L. q. Office oi the Register aieresati, a
~ New Castle, in New Castle CoHntS
aforeaid, the day q M yalf ah"ye "rltt,h
&C Eth l. Register
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7mlRDW4RE,-.Gc:.. :.
s.E COR. Tnfkp ~ sHiPLEY slr..

4
HIRE always on hand full assortment OF
Iron and rteel; Best brands q AmetSssaaa S. AZ
Hammered and Rolled Bars, Enghsh Henneo
Eit,s OF ali sizes, Band, Hep and Silt Iron
best Norway Nailrods and Anger shapes, 0t1-
Vanized and Black Sheet Iron. CAST, 8he.L'
>fnster German, Swede, Sprung, Ilre, MA,
vhinery aud Tap steel smith, Coach ana
other Hardware. Horse sh2es, Hoxse sAoe
Sails, B0ras, Bolts. .hps-N Washers,
Axies, spokes, Fenoe;, shHvs Bows. e.
Carriage tanvass, Oh Carpets, AsttinettH Htn
aipelea fop and pssh Ieather, aIfd Esasl
Hardware Of all kinds. Iron Wire okvan
Eed Nails, Rabhit Metal. Lead spslter, Hanca
rin, Sheet zinc, &C.. &c, smiths AND 2hnS' an,
tools, Anyiia Wipes, Bellows, sieayeSsSa3fXn ss3Xa
pills, Tme Denders, I'were Irons, Stock anS
Dies, Grinastonos, Cranks and Rollers, b~cs
Ali OF which VIII be sold nj very low PRICES
wholesaie.aud retail. for CASH or aRRrsSee
credit nAI<''ie
Il
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LIT OF GIFTS

1857 Grand Cash Gifts amounting to 600. 600
" Prizes in Real Estate. oo0oo
40 7Se Gifts, amounting to....,.-a..,.." S250.cao
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NLIrlil

AJJusrsons claims a-alns II L.
tate ofth deceased aust nresent tic 7.me
duly httested "a thr tXAtLtur an u .hel 20
Noy. n.l.75. az lbiIt the hct .! Assem- by
IN such case asds an' .feNiita. -.-+
M. 3!cNETNSi
fAt,'ttur
Aaj,,..V if,ntr,ttt. ntI ucv2,-3@eo
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FOREIGN CLIPPINGS.

Roche & Co., lumber dealers Of Que
bee, failed Friday, with liabilities
amounting to three hundred Thousand
dollars.
Negotiations are now in progress be.
tween the governments Of Germany
and Mexico for the conclusion of 3 treaty
Of commerce.
The number OF killed by the explosion
in the WarTenville coalmine, Yorkshire
is twenty-four. Ten men have beer
rescued, more or less injured.
Special dispatches fr0m Spain to The
London Standard state that large rein.
tOreements are going forward to Miriam
di, where the republican army is mass
ing for active operations in Navarro and
for the relief Of Pompelune. The Carl
lists are operating around Estells, under
command Of General Menditi. The
Basque battalion, with Don Carlos and
General Flo, are on the point Of le2v-
ing Vera for Puerto la Regina.
NJ. Louis Blanc, in his manifesto is
sued Friday, denies the right of the
present French assembly to form a con-
stitutiOn, as it was not elected for that
purpose. Every appeal TO voters shows
that the country is at variance with the
assembly. 1t is absurd to ask for a
monsrchist majority for the republican
Institutions. He points out the danger
Of a second chamber, which would be-
come q weapon against the republic.
The proloHgatiOn Of the present state Of
uncertainty only favOrs the BOnapartists.
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that he. had beer murdered. An III
uuest was held on the body and YER
dict rendered OF murder by persons an
known.
The body OF William II. Keys, who
was killed at the fire IN st. Louis Sat
urday night, was found Sunday be-
meath nine feet of rubbish. The re-
mains will be sent to his mother in
] BOSTON. or be buried in st. Louis by
| he underwriters, as she may desire.
The loss by the FIRE proves to be mate
| fally less than reported that night, and
. Il about as follOws: an. ProhascO, 5000;
SchelIe & Co., $1,000; Myschalel 4
Bro. $4,000; Mrs Ross, 5000; Camp
| cell, $500; total, SIS, 500; insurance,
s76 goo, bat no additional names compa-
| nies have been ascertaiDed.
A Philadelphia dispatch says that Mr..
| Heverin, counsel for Father Gerdeman,
is collecting duplicate receipts and ac-
| counts Of all moneys paid out by Gerde-
man, who has paid out, be says, every
cent received by him on deposit. The
| amount he has paid out for the benefit
/ Of the church is about twenty-five thou
aud dollars; he says further that the
church is indebted to him two thousand
dollars, and the whole amount taken
with him was less than three thousand
dollars, and it belonged to himself and
Ms sister. When he left, all his receipts
and vouchers were left at the parsonage.
These are in the hands Of the counsel
for the prosecution, and Mr.. Heverin
declares that his client can satisfactorily
account for every cent Of money put in
70 his hands for the benefit Of the
church.
Edward Black, brother OF George
Black, one Of the robbers Of the AmeTi-
can express company, in Cincinnati,
Yesterday sued 81. 5. Julier OF Cleve-
land, Charles Fargo of Chicago, and
Colonel Kreisted and two detectives Of
Cincinnati, to recover twenty thousand
dollars damages for false impris anment
IN Thursday. Edward Black was impris-
lned four hours Thursday on suspicion;
was taken out on hGbeGs corpus and re-
leased. The officers said that his arrest
was made through mistake.
Rev. Francis Jaqum4l, PRIEST OF a
Catholic church 10 Baltimore, has sent
his resignation to Arch Bishop Baylev,
announcing his abandonment Of the
Catholic faith and his return TO the
Presbyterian church. in which lee saws
he was born and raised. Father Jaqu-
mel has been attending the young mems
pTayer-meeting at DIR. Leyburn's church
for the past week, and Wednesday an
nOunced his conversion to Protestant
ism. He was q native OF Geneva,
switzerland, but was ordained in this
country in 1850. Since then he hes been
missionary priest in the Uuited States,
Cubs and various parts of Europe. He
has recently been connected with St.
Peters church in Baltimore.
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dis bill and memorial. We urged thai
he citizens Of the south, in every county
aud State, should send up this memorial
signed 10y thousands and tens Of thou.
sands; and that there might be no mis-.
AXE, we urged the people to apply tC
their present representatives, and those
elected 10 the forty-fourth congress, 10
know Of them whether they would sup
port this bill, a. it is. The people are
aboring under many peculiar sndterrii
Die hsrdships. The restoration to them,
At this time, Of seventy millions OF dol
lsrs, would prove as grateful - mamma
lid to the thirsty Israelites. II they
nave not energy enough to attend to
these matters when they are verging on
starvation, then indeed may it be said
they are past redemption. Stir your
selves, gentlemen Of the south, every
whore
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IL IL said the people Of the southern
States have lost all energy. We shall
zee. BY congress they have been taxed
seventy millions Of dollars a. q tax ON
raw cotton. On the twenty-second in
slant we published memorial to con-
gress, setting forth clearly and foreibly
the reasons why the laws leyying this
were unconstitutional; aud al the same
time We published bill intended 70 re-
fund this tax. which had been prepared
with great care by eminent citizens Of
Mississippi, and which We believe ad-
mjrably calculated to affect the object
intended. The object Of this memorial
snd bin is to show to congress that the
entire population Of the south are q unit
in askine the restoration Of this Illegally
extorted cotton tax, and upon the bilito
effect that object. TO make certain
Of this measure, we urged that ali the
newspapers Of the south should publisb
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The following, which We copy from
tie Shreveport Times, d utterly and en-.
U1ely repudiated 10y every Democrat il
the south who hiss an ounce Of sense left
To enable him to ind 8 place for his
food. The Tines mailman SAYS:
We want no representatives o. the return.
Ing board; no fsvOrs or concessions nom KEEL
log Or Packard. II George J.. smith is
counted in over Elam, Jet smith aud witch
eli be killed III johnson and Tyler, IN De
SOLO. are counted in over Scales and Scbuler,
q TIE New orleans Repu 5iicda thinks, or II
A.lla -zs LseAlssee ana Johnson, IN IauoO, are
counted In over vaughan, Koran and Lamb,
To- ~ let Johuspu, r. Ter, kealtug and Lev Issee
1c El-iedi and 30 lei every officer, from con-
zTf-,rlau down 20 constable II every district
ana TaIl>I -u The state be served. We cannot
al.uiu % be- defeated by "a ring o. political
rc1lulre-s after We have triumphed. Human
.--a may Be precious, but the i've, % al the
aeT1e-uagge-s and politicians IN Louisiana
are Va le-9s-r com pared % tle work o. Justice
au1 liberty.
There Is no way, Of course, Of stop
ping the insane gentleman who INDUCES
IN this sort Of writing, save 10 Try him
hy = commission dc llgtaticO inQuirea9o
and incsToerate him in the asylum pro-
vided for his sort by the State. We sub
mit, in the interest OF the people Of
L7uisisns, that this Is what should be
done with him. But if-and il requires
q large stretch q imagination TO think
s3-the writer Of this paragraph, written
with numerous intent should be
found afflicted neither with idiotcy,
nor madness, then be should be
tried under the criminal laws a.
melting 70 murder, and quite "a.
If not more, dangerous than the man
who carries a loaded gun with feIouious
intent. II is the duty Of editors tosocon-
duct their papers ~ to become thecoD-
seryatOrs Of the public peace, and Lot
the iustigstoTs aud promoters OF its VIC
Iati0n. The editor Of the shrevepor,
Times, judging from the above, does not
see his duty in that channel. Hbe viii
take time to think Of the enofmity Of
the crime Ee advises, perhaps ne viii
change his mind. Murder, as the result
Ct passion, Is the worst Of crimes. but
when IL Is tracesble to cool, deliberate
plan and purpose, such as is sketched
even TO detail By the Times, il becomes
q thing 50 enormous, 50 heinous, so ab-
hmTent and swfully deyilish a. TO call
for OutspOken unanimous condemnation
10 addition TO the swifest punishment
known 10 the law.
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FLOWERS, PLANTS AND TREES.

ftNHE winter season approaching VIII md
FREn. GAEBEH.S. AS SeeOBd street.
prepared 70 supply Bouquets and Flowers Of
an sorts for Festivals and Entertainments,
both public and private
There is a bne collection of EvergreeDs,
especially MagnOlias, at the Green House on
second street. near Besle, which Will be sup
Piled customers at low figures. nOvl3
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CIGARS! LOTTERY! CIGARS /!
RORNTO & BROTHER

COMMISSION MERCHANTS Established
~ 1873, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Havana au9 Domestic CfgaPs. I eat To-
baccO Cigarettes, Manufactured Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco.
ATTENTION-TO take place December Is,
1873, Great ExuPaO Fdinsry Drawing of the
renowned Royal Havana Lottery. Only 5000
whole tickets and 81 DO, 900 10 be distributed
Capital Prize sjO9.OOO. Be prompt; call for
plans and send orders, in advance, TO
BORNIO q BROTH ER,
Y Grayier street. NEW ORLEANS. La
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, COLLEGE
ess ADAMs STREET.

FgHIS institution affords ample means for a
thorough Classical, Scientific ana Com
mercisl Education.
For Board Tuition, Music, ETC., apply TO
oclI BRO MAURELIAN, President.
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FRESH GOODS!

2ej pEgs. new Minced Meat.
so boxes Cheese Nutmeg, Factory, Swiss, etc
100 pkgs. Pearl Barley, Grits, Oatmeal, FaTiua
81 bbls. Sweet n issouri Cider.
I car load Eastern Early Rose Potatoes.
! car load choice Apples, Oranges, Etc.
l car load new Mackerel, White6sh and
Salmon.
1900 pkgs. ew Ra-sins, Currants, Ciuon ard
Prunes.
$50 pkgs. new Holland Herring, Goldfish and
Roe Herring.
375 Dbls. white aud yellow Refined Sugars.
20 sacks Rio, Laguyra and Java COifees
100 cases Jellies and Preserves.
500 cases new Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
500 pkgs. Pickles, in bbls, kegs and glass.
1000 bbls. and half bbls. Flour, all grades.
100 bbls. krsut, Ham Sausage and CIanber-
Ues.
80 pkgs. Breakfast Bacon, Hams and Shout
ders.
20 pkgs. Almonds, Pecans, Cream Nuts and
Walnuts.
100 bbls. new Beans Homiuy and Green Peas.
Also, a complete assortment Of fancy and
staple Groceries, not above mentioned, Wines,
Liquors, Cigars and TobaccOs, for sale low to
the trade, az
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- -s--ss sssas6. AasCS lfg1 viz Al
Nicksburg. A handful Of determined
men are defending the homes of that
historic citN Once more will the negro
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lauuuoe or longitude--whether il can 6s
patiently submitted TO IN Mississippi, OF
whether L would bepatiently submitted
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Election Notice

OFFICE OF THE MEMPHIS CITY FIRE AND1
GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 10 MADISON STREET,
MhNtPHIs, TENS, Nov. %, 1874.
- The Stockholders OF this Company are
hereby notified to attend the annual meeting,
at the Otiice Of the company, on
Monday, December z, 1874.
as required by Section 10 of the Charter, for
the Election OF a President, Vice President,
Cashier, and Seven Directors, for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of any other
regular business required By the interests Of
the company
the election will be held between the hours
OF 10 o'clock am. and O'Clock pm.
By order Of
e. NJ. APPERsON, President.
HENRY J. LYNN, t5ecretary. noV24
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KUFACT0RY
3Sy MAIN ST,

~New Abdominal Corsets,
Nursing Corsets, Invalid Cor.
sets, Morley COrsets. Sewed
Corsets, Gl0ve-Fitting, Misses,
six and Scarlet Cloth CoTSets;
Paris Pauiers, Folding Bushes
and Invisible Ho cps K irts;
Pads, Shields and Shor p ~
Braces All new and H..
Gods. 80
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W. ". eCHooLFIELD. HENRY q. MILE q
LOUIE HANAUEs- HENRX THOMAS.
SCHOOLFIELD, HAKAUER & co.,
VIC LESALE
GrOcers & Cotton Factors
9s6 FRONT STREET,

ME invite the attention OF buyers to our
w LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
GROCERIES, feeling confident Of being able
TO offer them goods in our line az as low figures
as they can be purchased in any Western or
Southern city. We viii give especial atten-
ton TO the sale o. Cotton, our Mr.. Louis Ham
amer making that speciality.
Thanking orr many frienda for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on the nrm iust
dissolyOd, We respectfully solicit "a eOutiuu.
snce OF their fagonl. hoping by close attsn-
u0n 10 business 10 merit The same.
Memphis, June J, 1874. je4
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bankrupt Sale.
n rupts, I viii, on
Wednesday, 9Th day Of December, 1874

IN front Of my old Office, No. 10 Union street
sell 10 the highest bidder. for cash, all tue
Books belonging 10 said bankrupis, Including
all notes aud accounts Of the firm Of Partef
4 Harbsrt. REFS B. EDMONDSON
October Il, 1874. Assignee
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nsuuso ignOTsot and corrupt officials,
who, with one or two exceptions, have
pluudered the public treasury and set
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A'vs-sscucr ssraaer-Bund. Bais.
The Deutseher Bruder- Bund will give
its fifth annual ball at Cochran nal. to
m on rn1.-. inht a..A =. - .-.-l ~
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WAVBRLY HALL FRUIT FARM,
kerr AVENUE.

F9NHE undersigned is prepared 10 furnish
Strawberry and Raspberry Plants in guam
Tiles To suit purchasers. Orders LETT with
Spleer & Ryan, 90 Main street, shall have
prompt attention. JOHN Il. SPlCkR,
October IL, 1874. Manager.
Q. II. TAYLOR. THOS. F. DUFFIN
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BAR IRON AND sTEEL o. A
$50
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The following, which We copy from
tie Shreveport Times, Is utterly and en-
ticely rspudiated by every Democrat in
the south who hss an ounce Of sense left
10 enable him to ind place for his
--na Tho III n ahr,,an $40.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-06-30
SUNDAY READING.


IL being the usual custom Of Roman Gov
ernors to advertise the Senate and people of
such material things as happened int their
provinces in the days of Emperor Tiberius
Caesar, Publius Lentulus, president of Ju-
dea, wrote the following epistle to.the SEN
ate concerning our Saviour: "TheSe APP
peared in these our days, Man of great
virtue, named Jesus Christ who is yet liv-
ing amongst us, and Of the People is ac-
cepted for Prophet but his own Disciples
call him The Son Of God He raisetA the
dead, and cureth all manner of Diseases
A man Of statue somewhat tall and comely,
with very reverend countenanee such as
the beholders may both love and fear-His
hair, of chestnut color and plain to
his ears, but thence downwards it is more
orient, curling and waving about his shOul-
ders-In the midst Of his hair is a seam, or
partition of his hair, after the manner of
the Nazerites-His forehead plain and very
delicate-His face without spot or wrink-
lie, beauti0ed with lovely red--His nose
and mouth SO formed as nothing can be
reprehended-His beard thickish, in colour
like the hair on his head, not very long, but
forked-His look innocent and msture-
His eyes grey, clear and quick--in reprov-
ing he is terrible--In admonishing, courte-
GUS and fair spoken--Pieasant in conversa-
tion, mixed with gravitye-It cannot be re-
membered that any have seen him laugh
But many have seen him weep--In proper
ton of body most excelIent--His hands
and arms delectable to behold-In speak
lug, very temperate, modest, and wise-A
Man, for his singular Beauty, surprising
the Children of Men,"
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the worthy Chairman Of the Parish Com
mittee. Have some water gentlemen
he added with alacrity. .sli.t.y
8 We drank, and replaced the bottle in
the repository whence had taken it. Then
l put dollar bill in his hand. II. Fr,.
"What is this forP" he asked as he de-
posted it in his waistcoat pocket and gave
me half dollar in change tosl
For bushel of oats" answered.
Keep them until send for them"
"Ah, sir" said the landlord, with an
air of virtuous resignation, "the prohibit
tory law has done world of good in stop
ping the sale of liquors. It's severe law
on us, but it's a good one.'