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BURNErr's FLORAL HAND Book. See adut


IMPORTANT INvENTION.-''In less than
ten years there will not be metal truss in
use," was the prediction of one of our most
eminent physicians on examining the Elastic
Trnss of the Elastic Truss Co., 683 Broadway,
n. Y. The extensive adoption OF these unequal
ed instruments, which certainly cure rupture
without torture, will make them the only truss
ca used in much less than ten years. We adj
wise all sufferers to send to the above company
for descriptive circulars, as these trusses are
sent to ali parts of the country by mail.-C0D1.
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ACTION OF PURE WATER.-M. Dumas
describes former experiment in which
five bottles containing Ieaden shot were
partially filed with the following
waters respectively: Distilled water,
rain water, Seine water, Ourcq water,
and well water. It was found that the
one containing distilled water showed in
a very short time traces of lead in solu-
ton, while the waters charged more o.
less with calcareous salts contained
none. The rapidity with which pure
waters acts upon lead is surprising, and
the effect produced by traces of lime in
preventing this reaction is NOS less so.
It is impossible not to be reminded of
SchlGsing's observations upon clay,
which, in pure water, remains indeti-
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THE test of time and experience is the
only sure guide in selecting an instru-
mens. 1t is of little consequence that a
man makes one or two fine pianos or
organs for fair and intrigues success
fully for prize. It is the quality of
everyday manufacture that concerns
the buyer-not what exceptional and
costly instruments have been specially
made for exhibition. The SMITH AMERI-
CAN ORGANS are of high and uniform ex-
cellence, and are the best for actual
use, having been tried and proved for
twenty-five years.
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ATIEN's T,uNG BATS

ALIENS LUNG BALsAM causes the
lungs to throw off the matter that is collected
over the air-cells, and makes the patient
breathe more freely and purifies the blood,
gives strength to the body and tone to the di-
gestive organs, and heals the irritated parts
and give life and health to the system. Asthma
is soon relieved by its use.
For sale by dealers in family medicines
generally.
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ground. 1t was SO completely stunned
that it was picked up by the gentleman
in question, who found it to be a fine
mallard, which, on examination, was
discovered to have lost one eye, it hav-
ing been previously destroyed by acct
dent or disease. No doubt the loss of
this organ was the cause of the very
singular occurrence.
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nitely suspended, but which is precipi-
tated by the slightest traces of lime
salts. The author thinks that pure
water is an agent not yet perfectly
known. and that its properties differ
from those of common water mora than
is Snsnactad
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A COLLISION IN MID-AIR-Land and
Water relates a very curious incident of
a collision between two wild ducks in
full flight. Whilst recently shooting
on the dykes in Norfolk, five ducks
wers flushed out of shot and while the
gentleman who was on the lookout for
them was watching their flight, in the
hope that they would pitch again, two
of them were observed to come into
violent collision, one falling to the
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MEDICAL ADVERTISING. The medical
profession are out-spoken in their de-
nunciation of the system of medical ad-
vertising. and declare that any medicine
that is advertised is fraud. How
thoroughly inconsistent and unfair is
such an argument. The men who are
so loud in their criticisms, are those who
advertise themselves as medicalsavansb by
ostentatious display; observation-disclosures
with massive door plates fast horses
and costly carriages. DR.. J. Walker,
of California, an old practitioner, re.
spected alike for his skill land conscien-
tious independence, dares to differ; and
having discovered in his Vinegar Bitters
a purely herbalistic medicine, free from
all spirituous poisons-a wonderful
specific for numerous disorders, adver-
tises the same for relief of his fellow
man, and is borne out in his declara-
ton of its many virtues by thousands
of invalids, who are being cured of dis
ease by its use.
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PERSONS requiring purgatives or pills
should be careful what they buy. Some pills
not only cause gripping pains, but leave the
bowels in a torpid. costive state. Parsons
Purgative Pills will relieve the bowels and
cleanse the blood without injury to the system.
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ETAGERE CABINET ORGANS. The eta
gere, as the French call that elegant
article of furniture, furnished with a
number of small shelves, designed for
various small ornamental articles, has
become a necessity in every fashionable
drawing-room. The Mason & Hamlin
Organ Co. are now manufacturing a
combination of the etagere and cabinet
organ, very rich and beautiful, which
they furnish for the price of an organ
without the etGgere.
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An Answered Advertisement.

The New York correspondent of the
st. Louis Republican says elm all
this wind and rain, and cold, and slush
ninety applicants within three hours
have answered a neighbours advertise
ment for a seam tress. Poor, faded,
worn women, in that most dismal of all
poor women's possessions-anol old broche
shawl-have clambered the high steps
and turned regretfully and sadly from
the door, where they met an enraged
chambermaid detailed for special duty,
whose duty it has been since ten O'Clock
to say the situation is filed. At twelve
she was struck with labor-saving pro-
cess, and hung out a placard to the
belI-handle which set forth in this rich
specimen of English the latest bulletin;
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CONFERENCE.-THE JOINT DISEASE CURED.
w. Grove STATION Ia .Iuly Ii 1870


DR.. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sjr-Aly wife first became lame nine
years ago. Swellings would appear and disap-
pear on her hip, and she was gradually becom-
ing reduced, and her whole system rotten with
disease. In 1871 a swelling broke out on her
hip discharging large quantities, and since
that time there are several openings. Have
had five doctors at an expense of 1925, who
operation.
July IL, 1873 he writes thus: My wife has
certainly received great benefit from the use
of your Discovery, for she WAS not able to get
off the bed and was not expected to live
week when she commenced using it, a year
ago. She has been doing most of her work
for over six months. Has used twenty bottles
and It'll using it. Hel recovery is considered
as almost miracle, and we attribute it all 10
the use of your valuable medicine l can
cheerfully recommend it as blood purifier
and strength restorer. J. NJ. ROBINSON.
Discovery is sold by druggists.
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wtlbOr's Cod Liver oil and Lime The
great popularity of this safe aud e &C OHS prepar
alton l. alone ttrDutabie 10 Its intrinsic worth In
the OF coughs colds, asthma. bronchitis. scruf
ulous IN nors whOoping cough. and all consulnp
tive symptoms IL h - no superior, u equal Let no
one neglect tie esrlv symptoms Of disease. when
an agent is thus A. hand viii will alleviate all
complaints Of the chest, lungs or throat. Manu-
featured only by A. Il WGLBOR, Chemist, BOs
on. sold by Al druggists
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have an IMPROVED RECEIPT for making
PURE BAKING or YEAST POWDER equal to
the best in the market, with which I will serd a
book giving 40 new and EXCELLENT METH
DDS for using II IN cooking. My Baking Powder
can he made for Is cents pound. Why pay.50 or
60 cents per pound when yOu tan eaeily make your
own for rs cents? Price of my receipt 81 rs. 1t
will however, be sent upon receipt of 81 % BY MAIL
with drecIIoHs lin English and GERMANY for
MAKING and USING. if the NAME OF the EEwsPA
. Err il given in which thus advertisement is seen
The COST of this RECEiPT ~ SAVED IN EVERY
THREE POUNDS Of powder made. Ingredients kept
by LroceTs and druggists everywhere. Address d.
BRIGGS. Practical Druggist. hiCaRO. III.
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WALLPAPER is now said to be in use
in England which will bear washing
with soap and water, and is also damp
proof. These two advantages are suffi-
Client to bring it into universal use pro-
vided it can be furnished for q reason
able price,
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Diamond Cotton Chopper, Cultivator
and Planter, and Corn Planter are guaranteed
to give satisfaction by a southern company
whose character and responsibility are vouch-
ed for by the leading bank officers OF North
Carolina. The Gold Medal was awarded to it
at the Georgia State Fair. See advertisement
elsewhere Send for circular to J. W. HINs-
DALE Secretary, Fayetteville, n. c..
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I" The Mother of Venice"

Charles Warren Stoddard writes TO
the San Francisco Chronicle cit is
not only the unutterable solemnity of
Torcello that impresses the voyager
who comes to these desolate shores
with light heart-for he is sure to be
a pleasure-seeker-but the very air is
burdened with sorrowful influences ::
all merriment is out of place here, and
laughter sounds like mockery. Thir-
teen hundred years ago Torcello and all
these low lagoon meadows were unin-
habited. a few sea fowl blew about in
the wind, and the fishermen from the
main land cruised among the shoals,
but no one had then dreamed of the
glorious cities that were to rise among
the waters, cities that are still lovely
and glorious even in decay. The in
habitants of Altidum were driven from
their homes by the invasion of Attila
in the fifth century. In GAL, while
their houses were in flames, and they
were flying and falling before the fury
of their conquerors, there was no
avenue of escape but one-the sea.
From the smoky ruins of Lombardy
they sought refuge in the moist meadows
of TOrcello. They were not cast down;
sea air and sea water are life-giving. A
city arose in the very foam of the
Aariatic, and the stout-fearted refugees
fourished under the inspiration of
broader liberty than they had ever
known before. From TorcelIo to Mu-
rano was but step; their people in
creased, and covered island after island.
The settlement of the Rialto followed.
Around this island we're a hundred lit
tie islets and shoals these were woven
together by bridges the land was
filed in and raised above flood water
mark /; the channels were deepened the
city spread like some splendid sea plant
that flowers with a thousand floating
leaves. This was Venice, the browning
glory of the toilers of the sea. It still
lives, though it is half-paralyzed, and
its splendor is dimmed and furnished.
But Torcello, the mother of Venice, is
twenty times dead it is a grave, the
memory of which is half obliterated."
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A CURL Is Engaged -
no uze to inquire
Eny Further-don't
ring No bel

''This was successful with the next
dozen Corners. When paterfamihas came
home, gazed in establishment at this
literary effort, t9itched it down and
lugged it in. Probably that 'gurl is
ingaged' at present in correcting her
spelling or packing her trunk. But
what tale of misery those Dumberless
applicants on such a horrible d ay tellsr
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You need not go to Florida to cure
your cough. Take TUFTS Expectorant and enjoy
the comforts of home. This is good advice.
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IT IS a rare thing that physicians pi,

IT IS a rare thing that physicians give
any countenance to medicine, the manufac-
ture of which is a secret. About the only ex-
ception we know of is johnson s Anodyne Lin
iment This, we believe, all endorse, aud
many OF them use it in their practice with
great success.
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60 TO Riverside Water Cure. Hamilton, II
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z- THE ELASTIC TRUSS
E.sz21Eszaa-z IA AND SUPPORTER Is
G ELASTIC o RGw sp 5sins adoDt ~
russ. GfNyssryWThhSSs.ec "y the le s7Yl
49, s5T<Sd geons, druggists. army
The success and univer.
sal satisfact on they
cures they have effecte' has ~ mo lsfrdts the fact
or annovan"e and tCifhOitf he dan0cr OF fnetrrfug
we're press of Metal Trrisses aud Snpporters IL
is the only sure cure for Hernia IL is The only
all positions in which he body can tie placed. IL
will perform radical cures when all others fail It
can be " Orn with ease and com tort when spring
truss can be used. When once adjusted no mo.
ton OF the body or accidentc can disnlace I. These
ms rumeBtS nave the U4qtdtifSd dpprOrdt OF the
n 9st eminent nrsctitioners in the profess on.
From the numerous testimonials in our posses.
sion we append the following:
" Afttr the experience of months. patients tes-
and freedom from Inconvenience with which IN
instrument Is worn. With superior advan ages
ieq1l ties and q1arcations ciaiea 0T oSer In
ventions. have no hesitation in regarding it
Hernia J. N. CARNOCHAN. NJ. ~.
Eek Health officer Of the Port OF New York sur
geon-ln Chiel Of New York state Hospital, !" ct;
GEO. Y. HOUSE, NJ. D. Superintendent Elastic
Dear Hir:-After suffering for thirty years, in
msstS TTs from shG Rse o. every form 2,
Europe. ], two y art ago, applied your Eidnic
lrsSS ana 5 nee that tlu.e nave experienced com
that the Elastic Truss l. the Ons instrument that
should be used for the relief and cure Of Hernia:
and now after more than thirty years continuous
nractice, and having adjusted many hundreds Of
Ttusses (and for The last twenty mont ours eK.
Clusvelyl gratefully declare II Ia Ue my deliher
ate opinion, that tOuT Elastic Truss is the only
entiteI to the confidence OF the public: that elias
ITCHY is the only power at alt n ap'ed TO the re-
qulremertS OF a ! russ or supporter, and am con
WINGED that yOt- Elastic Trust actually CURES q
large propOrti, Of all cases which II Is Ipiied
not only among children. but IN numerous cases
within knowledge of uAtIents from
IS years of age. II BURNH An, NJ. D.,
Prof Of Anatomy and surgery, n. Y. r.. NJ -ciCat
College.
Beware of cheap and wort HESS imitation Elastic
TruSses, ich some parties advertise and seal,
frAuduleutly representing that they are mRnuiaC
tured by the Elastic Truss 20.
These Trusses sent by mail to all parts of the
country satisfaction gu srAntee1 in all cases
Before purchasing any other, write TOR Descriptive
Circular lrTCel TO the
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
OS3, Broadway, N ew OrlE.
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CURE FOR BOTS.

\ Georgia spOndent of the de-
partment of agriculture writes ! know
of a remedy that is safe aud certain.
discovered in the following way: About
thirty years ago, friend lost by bots a
very fine horse. He took from the
stomach of the dead horse about a gill
of bots and brought them to my office to
experiment upon. He made prepare
tions of every remedy he had heard of,
and put some OF them into each. Most
had 10 effect, a few affected them
slightly, but sage tea more than any
thing else that killed them IL fifteen
hours. He concluded he would kill
them by putting them in nitric acid but
il had no more effect on them than water :;
the third day they were as lively as
when put in. A bunch of tansy was
growing by my Office. He took a band
full of that, bruised it, added little
water, squeezed out the juice, ard put
some in they were dead in one minute.
Since then l have had 1t given to every
horse 1 have seen sffected with bots,
ard have never known it to fail of Civ
ing entire relief. My freud had an
other horse affected with bots, several
years later. He gave him the tansy in
the morning and dose CT salts in the
evening; the next morning he took up
from the exc etions three half-pints of
bots.
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BURNETT's FLORAL HAND Book. See adUt
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A DVERTISERSI Send rs cts. TO GEO. P. Row
"a ELL q Co., Il Park Row, N Y, for their Pom
phtet of 100 pages, containing lists of 5000 news
papers. apd estimates showing cost Of sdyertisiE
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~ ca week TO agents. Circulars free. Sample
Il OO Csc. G. CHADWICK d 90 st. Louis NJ o.
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COTTON! COLON!

TTNH earliest n most Prolific Cotton in the
l. world. Makes from > to 3 bales per acre four
weeks earlier than sny other cotton. send for
circulars Address w, 3, MCCARLEY.
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Agents. Chang Chang sells at sight. Necessary
soap. Cos DIS free. Chang Chang Mfg Co. BOsto
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OF DAY. Terms to agents free Address II.
D IShepard Co. Bostn n. York. Chicgo or .LouiE
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FTNHIS paper is printed with Ink furnished by
L Charles Eneu johnson d Co. 500 So. 10th St,
Philadelphia. and SO Gold Street New York. For
sale in 10 and D h cans by SOUTHERN NEWS
PAPER UNION, Nashville. Tenn.
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N mn A MUNTH.-Agents wanted every
NuEII where Business honorable and first
Mill class. Particulars sent free. Address
YuOO WORTH IL CO. St Louis, Mo.
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S. Sf sisss: : e. S5 Ssn ls n

NantG 6s SSo. R'sSE H%s SGSSs
NAN - "A and secular. Takes eUerylChe~e. Five
magnificent premiums sample, terms,
AGENTS. ketc., free. j. II. EA RE, Boston.
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THE ELASTIC TRUSS
AND SUPPORTER Is
now supersedin all
others, being adopted
everywhere ny the lead
ing physicians. sur
geOns, druggists. army
and navy. hospitals,
gymnasiums etc.
The success and univer.
sal gafIqfapl On thpy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-13
From 0:d Point Comfort

Old Polsr, Va, April 10, 1873.
Ed't"TS Dt$pdtch: Presnmlng that sbor
Sitcr IRON tins section would not De entirely
G-.Id Of interest 10 the readers OF your
h"",! journal, especially when some OF your
r.'z"L~ are prominently concerned therein,
! hfYe undertaken The task with the hope
hat bat give you some news.
a 2fand concert 10y that splendid quar-
rt'c. the Eureka. from Richmond, together
VAN chaiaGcs and tubicaux. took place 'ast
night at The hmu-cment Hell of the SUt'
u!r!., tome Tor The benefit Of The Kansas
>Iiri""s. Tie entrr'alrmeDt was decided
sHcrcs>. Tue singing by the quirtettr,
WHITTIER ID co9cc!t, SOLO, or duo, was
received with The most hearty applause.
y E.!al OF lie qualtettcs were rendered In
A1nncr hat :, ouid rayc reflect credit upon
Oil professionals. As 10 the charadeS aud
i'hlr.nX, which Tclc under the direction OF
Nils Mary Iunnif ,g1am, 10 whom their sue
IT, VAS mtiy!y due. your correspondent can
@"iy sny tiat he 1I%sed The audience Ivy
LaH>'h. IL US infatuated vita the beauty
Cyl 'f" TAR ones sud the lhuroughncss with
''~i:A NJ e&t G.tl LIE Various cHtlacseis
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Eirc MepSrfH.

y fire at Monmouth, H.. Sunday morning
destroyed over half block vt buildings, X
Guiding the Monmouth Cooperative build
ing. with large stock of ploughs. Loss
900.
A drygoods store, the drugstore of n. z
Wcsthumer. hardware store of Gordon
Thornhill & Co., furniture store Of Morri:
Hill, the Methodist church. and several small
dwellings, ut Richmond. Ohio, were burned
Saturday night. Loss, $4,000.
A special dispatch from South Bend, Ind,
says fire occurred there Saturday morning
by which greater p,rt of a block of wooden
buildings was destroyed. Among other
losers is the Studebacker firm. who have
already lost extensively by fires this year.
Loss, s75, 900; insurance, $4,000.
A fire at Greenyille, Miss, Thursday morn.
ing, destroyed the paning-mill Of n. johnson
g. Co. the warehouse ard office Of johnson
& Co.; large two.story building occupied
by f. Enos as general store; hotel kept
by John Newman; drugstore of DR.. White
bank Of kreichmer e. Farrar; the stores OF
}. Herdingfoder and Nathan & Pohl. whole.
sale liquor dealers, aud the dwelling of j.
Newman. The total loss will be inside Of
S50,000; only partly insured. Several citi-
zens were badly Injured by falling chimneys.
A fire at MiIIerstown, Pa, Sunday morn.
Ing. broke out in Buestine's confectionery
and faro-bank, which in two hours destroyed
forty buildings. 1t is impossible at present
TO give the losses. but they will not be less
than 100000. The most important losers
were Mckinney Brothers and Galey's build.
irg, The Or-ProJucers and German National
banks, S. McBrde's drugstore, A. Tolman's
pant.store, and the Hogan Opera.Housc.
The other buildings were mostly saloons and
small tenemepts. The insurance is small.
About I O'Clock Sunday morning three
alarms were sounded for fire at Nos. 81 and
50 Worth street, New York, which orisina-
led in the sub-cellar among some packing
materials. The flimcs spread TO the lower
floors of Nos. 81 and G3 Worth street and 81
Leonard street. The loss on building 81
and 80 Worth street is 100000; fully insured
br the uner, G. Horey, of Boston. On
Nos. 81 and GO Worth street. s. 900 and on
No. G. Leonard street. $500. The loss on
stock is as follows: George Turnbul! & Co.,
No. 50 and 90 Leonard street, 5000 900; in.
sured. Wendell, Hutchinson 4 Co.. dry
goods, fourth floor of Nos. 81 and SO Worth
street, by smoke and water, $4,000; in
sured. Park Goodwin g. Co., dry goods,
Nos. 81 and 63 Worth street, $4,000. Par.
ker, Wilbur & Co., dry goods, No. G2 Leonard
street, $40, 900.
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Letter from, DanyiiIc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
A...-tILc Va A nril Ii 19IG


DAxvILLE, VA, April II, 1916.
The jury summoned on Saturday 10 in
quirc into the cause Of the death of Amy
DIVERS, who was found dead In the canal on
Friday night, reported that she was drowned,
but whether the drowning was accidental
or otherwise the jury. from the evidence be-
fore them, were unable to determine"
The jury held under Mayor Cole as
coroner over the body of Pleasant Sydnor,
the negro man who was killed by the falling
Of the building, reported in the Dispatch Of
Saturday. summoned and examined many
witnesses. In their report they say that the
fall of said building was caused by the inn
proper placing of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
which the front columns of said building
rested, causing the falling of the front wall
and involving The fall of the centre wall.
The jury also condemn the mode of building
adopted in this instance OF allowing only
four inches bearings OF the joists on the cen.
tire wall" The jury express the opinion,
however, "that there was no criminal negli.
gence or intentional derelictiou on the part
Of the contractors or Of the mechanics EN-.
ployed on the work."
Two Sunday schools have been organized
IN the village, or, may say, villages beyond
the river one under the auspices of the
Metbodi,:s of the Main-Street church, the
other under the lead of the Baptists.
MIR. T. J. Shelton, Mr.. T. D. Bradley, and
Captain w. +. Clark. of Ringgolj, 10 this
county. have bought the house atei! belong.
ing to the es'ate Of J. C.. Moorman, for $3.50,
and are lending two rooms of it to the !rus.
tees of the public school Of this township
and using Two Of them as Changers hall.
Mr.. Richardson, of RInggo.d, has COM
menccd the culture Of the grape, and is sue.
cceding finely. He set out 800 slips last sea-
son. ALPHA.