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AGreatlnventiOn

And one Of much beHent ~ tho people al
large, always ntiTaOlh hllenllpn, II has
been tho history all trades hnl branches
Of labor lhat the primitive method ~ he'
complaining the dehiied ohd HAS been quite
labOfiuus, And very slow IN ia TuhultRi ~
least tho history Of well making seems "a
confirm the assertion, flfht llKHllg WIN
the PICK and spade lhpn somebody Thought
NJ boring BY hand, but al lfHl the augem
used were crude afiHlH, ana capable OF bOr'
Ing but small hole, supplying q very llttle
pure water The opening up ~ the great
west made the demand Tor wells 20 great
that within the htt two years Well'boflng
tools have been Invented, hnd the business
has been IN u measure teyolutl0niAed, und
has become u source Of money mHlllpg
cquallod BY no other branch where tho In
Ytftnenl IN 40 llullr, Wrn dff inuhWg now 10
whore they eau get tile best machine, lfr.
hriilH huH At last been reached, aud We otter
You u machine complete Ia every detail, one
That II destined 10 live when all others ara
forgotten, II u The only huRrf ever III
vented with u atone attachment or nm adj
Unstable head that hoIeh any HlEed we'll,
nom two feet M, without rclnen, called
the Centennial Vel IUUfr, patented June ~,
1910, aud manufactured by u, H. Hodge, pu'
buque, Iowa Any ono wis. lng To 20 into
the business, or trade land, town property
or stock for m anger Hnu territory, or want
10 travel IN thls state nnd sell AureTA ana
territory on large commission, VIII please
call ON me ~ the National MOTEL, or y, l.,
ncpler ~ the ilanteTa' house, Elm street,
Dallas, Texas, where | VIII be for the next
thirty days, The anger IN on exhibition, ana
N running all the time, ! will guarantee
any man W make nv much M $40 per day,
This looks llRcs gold miro, doesn't ~ but
II has been made with tins machine day
after day, Hnd viii be made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough 10 90
into the business CO.. q and sec me before
II In too late, m | can not stay IN this place
but thirty days, u, n, ROOF
Patentco ufsnid Anger,
N. BIAS have been engaged Ia tho well
boring business for the last two yoaIa, nnd
am acquainted with the most OF The upgem
In use, and having run the Centennial Anger
for the last ave months, would cheerfully
recommend II Rs the most complete, and
best anger IN the market, ioura respeot-
fully, = 4, DEPLER,
lanSdSwlm
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No. mill grinds eight to twelve
bushels per hour, price $50.
No. 2 mill grinds ten to fifteen BUSH
els per hour, price $50.
No. 3 mill grinds sixteen to twenty
bushels per hour, price $50.
MOI geared mill grinds twenty-five
to thirty bushels per hour, price ST5.
NO. 2 geared mill grinds fifty to sixty
bushels per hour, price 500.
with freight from st. Louis added.
Send for circular and see the mills nj
AFFORD Il SoRLEY, Sole Agents,
IeDlt-lW iOO Elm Rtreat, DALLAS
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The Big Giant Corn Mil.

Messrs. Afford n Sorley, Dallas:
The Big Giant No. . mill, which we
bought of you on the llth inst. gives
perfect satisfaction, doing all and
more than you recommended 1t to do,
making three hundred bushels of good
ground feed inside of four hours We
would not be without the mill for
twice the worth of It.
BLlNN Il COFFIN.
KILDARE, February ~, 1873.
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Everybody lunches nj Gus Mig.
mons tree, from 10 u. IN. 10 ~ m. Re-
member 100 Elm street,-tf
County scrip, In large aud small
quantities, for sale by Fred Manget
ticket broker LeGrand hotel, lie also
buysand sells railroad tlckets.--tf
Query why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marhur Bros. Seal OF North Caro-
lisa, ut the same price," Jan'3ldly.
Adams n Co. MI orders for grain
aud produce.-tf.
Two ear loads OF buggles and plat
orm wag ons, ut Orr's.-tk
--lfyou want to trade ali old buggy
for n new one, Orr's In the place. IT,
--lfyou want to buy family car.
rlage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns, I'll,
Picture frames and moudngs,
new patterns OF wall paper for 1878, at
Reed Il Lathrop's. ju2O In
II you want well-made and cheap,
cheap clothing, examine at 5l3 Elm
street. -f23.l0t.
You can save enough money to
pay expenses on the road by buying
your railroad tickets from Fred Man
get, ticket broker, LeGrand hotel. He
has also county scrip for sale, II
! must ana will sell all kinds Of
gentlemen's and boys wearing appa-
rel cheaper than any house in Texas.
Call before buying elsewhere. Julius
Kahn, 5l3 Elm street. -f93.l0t.
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY OF DALLAS, February S, 1875
AZ regular meeting of the city Council
held February 9th, 1878, resolution was
adopted, instruoting the Mayor to appoint
co nmittee OF three aldermen TO be Known
as the Purchasing Con mittee."
me duty OF this committee liz to make all
purchas OF every kind and description, that
mty DE necessary In the different depart.
ments OF the city government. Aldermen
Shone, Hill and Crowdus have been an
pointed ON said committee. The officers Of
every department OF the city government
as well as the citizens of the city generally,
VIII please consider this notice and act in
accordance with the same.
W, l., CABELL,
ieos-ulOt' Mayor, City of Dallas.
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q. II. Pol, Merchant Tailor.

Wishes to inform his customers that
he has just received his stock OF spring
and summer goods, consisting of the
most fashionable patterns of imported
goods, which he will makeup in the
latest style. He employs none but the
best tailors, and both In cut and make
can not be surpassed In the city. Sales.
room under the LeGrand hotel, one
door west OF Austin street. 20 lw.
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1'HE STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY n
DALI IIIGI,Il, ~ y 4, - ~ ~ - y

INhE STATE OF TEXAS. COZ NTY OE
l. DALLAS-JUSTICEs PRECINCr M =
The state OF Texas TO the sheriff or am
constable oi Dallas county greeting. Wher,
as oalh mas this day been made before me
oy william Sachse, hat X. &. Rhine is a
transient person so that the ordinary nm.
cess OF law can not be served upon him. Won
are hereby commanded that You BY MAY ins
publication OF this writ In some newapanar
printed in Dallas county for three slIeees.
slVe weeks before the return day hereof
summon the said Il. G. Rhine to be and an.
pee before nue. at my office, In precinct M
., IN the county o: Dallas, ON the 18TH day nj
FEBRUARY a. ID. ISIS, TO answer the com.
paint OF the said William Sachse Tor the
sum Of ninety-three dollars, due upon ac,
count for money loaned to said II. c, .Rhtna
about the first of November A, ID, isi1. NJ
purchase crop, or which said crop was 10
stahu us lien for said money.
Herein fail not and Of this writ mako dna
return as the law directs "s
oiven under my baud thistle I'D day of
January A ID. ISIS. VI
EFT. MYERS, Up.
Precinct Nos Dallas county, Texas:
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.


Just received at the Dollar store, new
styles of ladies' lace collars and cufis-
Torchan, Guelph and other new laces,
embroideries, silk handkerchief, etc.
Call early, at Goldsmith, Rosenthal &
Co.'s, ia and ne Elm street. -feb2cdm
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Dallas Ciiy Lumber Yard,

Val PLATE Milwaukee premium
exort iager,becr, put up In eases cons
tainlng each, one, two aud three d0l'
on, pinta and quarts, For sale by
n, ULlMAN 4 90.
lll-eV.1V
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A Han Place.

There Is a bad place on Patterson
street, just In front OF the old broom
factory, that demands attention. 1t is
with the utmost difficulty that vehicles
effect a passage. Proper ditching
would help it wonderfully.
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IfDallas wishes the trade Of Crowley
and Grapevine prairie, she must build
bridge over the Elm at OWENS crossN
Ing, otherwise 1t will go to Fort Worth
and Arlington.
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Dallas city Lumbe. YARD,

For all kinds of shirts and fine
hats, go to the Clothing palace, 5l3
Elm street.-f23.l0t.
New York early rose seed potatoes
g so at Adams q Co.. feb5.tf
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.


Any one knowing the address OF Cap.
tain Frank Irvy, formerly Of Venango
county, Pennsylvania, Cately near
Dallas, will confer favor by sending
to this office, Aledo, Mercer county,
Illinoia Ut
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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.

-Four No. mules for sale at
0rr's. II
Adams Il Co. solicit oonsignments
and fills orders. II
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ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.
State of Texas, County Of Dallas ;

STATE OF Texas, COunty OF Dallas;
Before the unt ersigned authority nerson.
ally appeared +. II. Davenport, o me we'll
known, who being duy sworn says that the
above state cent Is true to the best of his
know edge and belief.
r. IL. DAVENPORT, Cashier,
Sworn 10 and subscrib. d before me. iii.
18th day OF JanuarT, A, ID, 1873.
JOHN NJ, Mccoy,
IH Eulm Notary Public
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lailg gerald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
ss,iss,

Henry y, Gilligg a o., pToPHeloFao Of we
Amenean REehAngs snd Reading hooms
lie strand, London, England AIe our lpll
authorized agents " solicit snbsnrlp liols
snd Advertisements, fhH pAILF hsAALD
viii be ionnd 0n Die, ana TeEans Ia iondon
viii nnd u ~ lhelT service,
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Don't fail Ia call nj julius Kahn's
Clothing palace for clothing aud hats,
NJ bla Film street -f1i'l0t,
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OCCUPATION TAX,

Notice Is hereby given to all persons ow.
lngan occupat on tax, either state or county,
to come forward promptly and pay up, AZ
the grand Jury will meet the first Monday
in Meicli, 1873. by so doing they will save
costs. Respectfully,
W. II. PRATHER,
Tax Collector, Dallas County.
February 10, 1878. feblId3w-wSt
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Hot lunch free at Gus Mignon's,
COG Elm street, from l0a. IN. to II m.
If.
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County scrip by David W, Adama,
court house. ian0'lm,
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

Choice buffalo hams al Adams &
Co.'s. feb5-tf,
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~ ey.dy


Notice II hereby given that the
board appointed 10 correct the city ns'
aeBsment Tor the year 1873, Will meet
on the first Monday IN March proxi.
mo, NJ the real estate Office Of q, H.,
Wellborn. nj which time NIL errors
will be corrected aud complaints Rt.
tended 10.
in. OGDEN,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Lunch Sian! Tor SaIn.

WIN lease ana aTlurer ths best paying
lunoh stand Ia the ely lpder "Ihomp'
sons Theatre" owner about 10 leave ely
For farther information Apply 10
las, THOMPSON,
nb9dlw
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Notice 10 Delinquent Taxpayers
OF THE CITY OF DALLAS.

MAYORS OFFICE CITY OF DALLAS,
January II, 1878.
Notice is hereby given TO all delinquent
taxpayers OF the city, whose property was
sold Tor non payment of taxes, and pur-
chased by the city at the recent tax sales
that they can save further costs by coming
onward and paying the same to the collecs
or. W. l.. CABELL,
DhnlSdlOt Mayor City OF Dallas
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No Que ID authorised " pafohase any sFli'
ole whatever 0n tho account OF fht hHh
AIN without An order signed ny
., l., BARLOW,
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Ia obedience W. Ir,u.uliOuH of Tho Guy
q iuncii, passed alta regular meeting held
February the lulh, lhh, hnd also ~ upull
eneu 10 sections ~ the rnhtlrful the rlll ol
nallas, I, ", L. t,nrll, Mayor OF the ely ~
Dallas, do hereby direct Wat Hu election bp
hold on
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IN tile dinerul wards NJ tho rlty Ol Dallas
Tor the following ely UnicrN

IN tile dinerul wards NJ tho rlty Ol Dallas
Tor the following ely unle'N
one CITY Secretary,
One City Treasurer,
one chs Attorney
ono Ciiy MamhAll,
one tlty Engineer,
one CITY Assessor and collector
one Alderman Ia the rlnt ward, iu place
OF Alderman tluNduH whose lrriu thllfru,
one Alderman Ia the Second ward IN
place OF Alderman H,AY,
one Alderman IN tho lhird ward, ~ place
Of Alderman Jet.
one Alderman In the Fourth ward, Ia
place ot Alderman Williams,
The polls VIII buuponud Ia each ward rom
ku'clnch u, VA, until n y, M,
The election In tho First ward viii he hOll
NJ the court house, u. II, Kendall prosldlng
Ofiicvr
Tue election In tho second ward will be
NJ theuld liroom Factory, NJ D. darlington
presiding oiliceT,
The election In the THIRD ward viii be
hold NJ frlckh Old store, corner ui Bryan nnd
llarwood streets, John Henry Brown pre-.
siding uillcvr,
The election Ia the Fonrth Ward viii be
held NJ lOuug's School House, on Young
street, presiding officer, John j. Eukin,
In testimony whereof | have hcfeuntO set
my hand, and caua Il the seal Of the city Of
Dallas 10 be- aifred this, the 10Th dny,0l Feb.
ruafy, A, u, lMs W, l.. CABELL,
Mayor City OF Dallas,
Attest j, II, HEREfoRD, city Secretary,
irb2GdtllApr2
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The place 10 buy your clothing, u
bla Elm street, n Julius Kahn's Cloth
ing palace, -iei'lOl,
a great targain iu butter, al
Adams 4 Go, "
W Z, Holland, attorney AZ Law,
office, corner u Main aud Lamar
streets, special attention 10 bankrupt
cases. ianl3'2m
III you want ~ save a hundred
dollars In the purchase ofa buggy, 10
o OWa.-lf
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Dallas CITY Lumber YARD.
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From the Nso York O6ssrrsr.
GIBRALTAR AND OONsTANTIEOPLE.
BY HENRY DAY, ESQ.

81 HENRY DAY, ESQ.
There are two places of supreme impor-
tance in the present history Oh the world
-Gibraltar and Constantinople. One con-
trolls all the commerce between America,
Western Europe, and all the nations which
group themselves around the Mediterra
mean. The other is the key to all the
commerce between the Black Sea, its tri-
butaries, the country drained by the Dan
ube and the Mediterranean, and the out
side world Besides this, Constantinople,
standing at the only point where the Con-
tinent of Europe and of Asia meet, in these
days Of railroads and telegraphs, is to be
the point at which will converge, and from
whence will radiate, all the overland traffic
between these two continents. England
laid her hand on Gibraltar ia years ago,
and has held it ever since She took it
by force when fighting for Spain, and re-
fused to hand it over to the rightful owner
when the war of the Succession was I'm
ished. By force she has held it ever
since.
BY all rules of international law, and by
all considerations of equity, it belongs to
Spain. 1t is held from her by force; it is
part Of her territory; it is a constant
threat and humiliation to her. But with
England, as in the case of Malta and India,
might makes right. We are not disposed
to quarrel with this principle, which,
whether we recognize it in our Code of
international Law or not, is a principle
acted on by all the most enlightened ma
tiOns of the world.
Put the opportunity in the way of any
great nation to aggrandizs or protect it.
self at the expense of weaker, and what
nation does not find good excuse for so
doing, iH law and in morals? But if
England can hold Gibraltar and Malta,
why should not Russia hold Constantine
pie, if she can take it? Why is not might
right here also as well as at Gibraltar ?
The Russian says, "Why should we, one
of the great powers, and even the greatest
power In Europe, with so millions of peo-
pie, with One-seventh of the territory Of
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Ghin9s SbrOad,
Ldor Derby's Exposition of the Russian
Turkish Question.

On the evening of April 9Th, during the
debate in the House of Lords on Earl
Beaconsfeld's motion for an address of
thanks to the Queen in the matter of cal
ling out the British Army Reserve, the
Earl Of Derby, late Minister for Foreign
Affairs in Lord Beaconfeld's Cabinet,
made the following argument and exposi-
tiOn of the state of the Eastern question
in its relations to Great Britain, and the
subject of possible war with Russia. As
Lord Derby is statesman noted for his
great ability, his freedom from passion in
making up his judgments, his intimate ac-
quaintance with the Russian-T Turkish Oues-
ton, and his middle course upon this great
subject as distinct from the ultra party
men on both sides, this speech may we'll
be taken as giving as fair a view of the
Eastern Question and its relations to Brit
ish interests as can be had. After brief
preface Lord Derby spoke as follows:
think this is time when the whole
situation may be fairly reviewed, because
until the treaty Of San Stelano was made
public the materials for discussion were
wanting, and if, now that the terms of the
treaty are known, discussion were further
delayed, it might be too late to serve any
useful purpose. Hear, hear Well, the
Government determined to call out the
Reserves, and the formal declaration is
accordingly made that the present state of
affairs is one of emergency. Now, my
lords, | am not quite satisfied on that
point. l want to know what the emer-
gency is, and who has created it. THear,
hear l can interpret that announce
ment only in one manner-namely. that
the Government consider that negotiations
with Russia have been or are shortly to
be broken off, and that immediate war is
an event which must at least be looked
forward to as probable. My lords, can
not take that view of the case; it is not
the fact that diplomatic means are exhaus-
ted Hear, hear.] The negotiations for
the Congress, it is true, have come to
deadlock, but l do not know that that fact
BY itself is much TO be regretted. With
the single exception of Austria, l do not
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT HOUCKSVIILF.

PY virtue of an order of the Circuit Court
~ for Carroll county, sitting as a Court Of
Equity, the subscriber, as trustee thereby ap-
pointed, viii offer at public sale on the prem
ises, situated at tHoucksvilie, Carroll CO., Nd.
On Saturday, the 4th day Of Nay, 1878,
at O'Clock, p. M, all the real estate whereof
Rachel Houck, late wife Of David W. Houck.
deceased, died seized, being the same devised
10 her by the viii Of her father, the late Henry
Allgire, deceased, consisting Of THIRTEEN
ACRES OF LAND, more or less, living on
the east side Of the road leading from Browns
Meeting House to Hampstead, one mile from
the former and within three miles from the
latter place Said property viii be offered
entire, or in lots, as may be most advantage
Gus, as follows, to wit:
Lot No. ] containing
2 Acres of Land, more or less,
as laid off under the directions of the late Da-
vid W. Houck, whereon are valuable improve
ments erected by said d. w. Houck in his
life time, which have been added 10 and i'm
proved since his death by his son Andrew
J. Houck, consisting Of large two-s.ory
brick STORE AND Dwell
LING HOUSE, fronting on AIM-l
said road about 40 feet and M1Sa
running back about so feet in
l. shape. On the lower floor there is a fine
large store room, warehouse, dining room
and kitchen; above are four rooms, three very
large. Cellar under the entire house. Also
an Outbuilding used to store phosphate, lum
ber, &c, with icehouse in basement There
is well and pump of good water. This prop
erty has been used, since built in 1861, as a
store stand, and is well established as such
and valuable. II Is now occupied BY s. A.
Lauver Il Son. Houeksville postoffice is
there kept.
Lot No 2 contains
2 Acres, 81 Perches of Land,
more or less, and lies adjoining lot No. /,
fronting on said road, improved by a good
frame DWELLING HOUSE, with cellar un-
derneath; also Blacksmith Shop.
Lot No. contains
8 Acres, L Rood, Is Perches
Of land, more or less, and lies on the south
side of lot No. l, and is unimproved.
Lot No. contains
3 Acres, 2 Roods, IL Perches
of land, more or less, and adjoins lot No. 3,
also unimprOved
Lot No. s contains
2 Acres, 2 Roods, Is Perches
Of land, more or less, is unimproved, and ad-
joins lot No. 4.
All the above lots front on said county
road and offer eligible sites for building.
Terms of Sale.-0ne- third of the purchase
money to be paid in hand or on the ratiica-
ton the sale by the Court, one-third in one
year, and the other third in two years from
the day of sale, with interest from sale, the
credit payments to be secured by the notes of
the purchasers with approved sureties.
NEIGHBOUR +. ALLGIRE,
Trustee.
WN. Ii. BLIZZARD, Auct apl3-3t
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Notice TO Creditors.

THIS is TO give notice that the subscriber
4 hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Carroll county, Maryland, letters Testa-
mentary on the personal estate of
WILLIAM MARSHAL MEHRING.
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the s,h day of Novem-
Der next; they may otherwise by law be ex-
eluded from all benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this s,h day Of April,
IN the year eighteen hundred and seventy
eight.
JACOB SHARETTS.
ap i3-4t Executor.
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Q Acres of Land, more or less,

as laid off under the directions of the late Da-
vid W. Houck, whereon are valuable improve
ments erected by said d. w. Houck in his
life time, which have been added TO and i'm
proved since his death by his son Andrew
J. Houck, consisting Of large two-s:ory
rrnnE AN~TA TurrrF
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PY virtue of an order Of the Circuit Court
~ tor Carroll county, sitting as Court Of
Equity, the subscriber, as trustee thereby ap-
pointed, viii offer at public sale on the prem
ises, situated atHoucksviIle, Carroll CO., Nd.
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Carriages e. Buggies

HAVING large stock Of fine Falling Top
II Buggies, Double & Single Seat Jaggers
and Jenny Linds, built ofthe very best and most
carefully selected materials and wishing to
reduce stock, ! offer the same at greatly re-
duced prices. Material and workmanship
guaranteed. Several second hand Buggies
very cheap. Buggies, Wagons, &c, built to
order of the best material Repairing
promptly attended to. J. Z. WALTZ,
apr 6-3m Oak Orchard, Nd
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Well, it is certainly an evil TO prolong
the state of anxiety and suspense in which
we have already SO long continued, but
where military measures are concerned l
own l do not see on the English side what
good reason there is for haste Assuming
that the worst happens, that we are not
able to settle this question peaceably, and
that war is proclaimed, who, would ask, ,
would lose most by delay? Russia has an