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Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

We extend a hearty welcome to
Messrs. Duncan & Keeton in their
new enterprise of the Audrain County
Press, because we think they under
stand and appreciate the amenities of
newspaperdom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

In week before lasts LEDGER it
was announced that Mr.. c. H. Grasty
had accepted a position as teacher in
the public school at Ashly. This was
a mistake. He was elected but did
not accept. He intends teaching at
the Ringo school house about II
miles northeast of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Last Monday VIM. Gay (who
ought to have been hung long ago)
and Joe Thompson, cclored, were ar
rested for stealing bed-clothing and
wearing apparel from Geo. Stewart,
also colored. Why the deuce any,
body wants to steal bed-clothes this
hot weather is beyond our compre-
hension. Justice Lupton held them
oyer for the grand Jury to attend to.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Midwifery and womb diseases made
a speciality. Consultation in regard
to chronic diseases of women and
children free of charge. Office and
residence first house north of the Old
Catholic Church, Mexico, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Mr.. Jay C~oatsworth, OF the lum-
Der firm of Barker & Coatsworth,
was thrown from a buggy on Jefferson
street yesterday morning, and Sc
verely injured by striking his head
and neck on the rail of the horse-car
track.-K. @. Times, july 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Misses Julia Mckinney and Julia
Harris, two of Boone county's bellies,
and Miss Alice Vincil, of St. Louis,
are visiting Mrs. H. A. Ricketts,, in
this CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

A stranger so%journing on Long
Island, N. Y, is apt to get fooled by
the mosquitoes. Bob says they came
under his window, and by their loud,
clashing music deceived him into
making a speech, supposing all the
time that he was being honored with
q Grassland serenade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Two good residences, with nice
grounds attached, located near Har-
din College. Terms reasonable to
good parties. Apply to
16-3t. j. 2, CLARK & Son.
Real EST Agt's, Mexico,M Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07
Elder Brooks.
Marshall Daily Progress

Elder Brooks in a letter to the Co.
lumbIa Statesman, denies that in his
lecture in this place he said that the
centre Democratic press of the State
had either sold out to the liquor infu-
ence or was afraid to oppose it."
The reporter of the Progress took
notes of what was said, and if in
any particular any unjust differences
were drawn from what was said, this
paper will very cheerfully place the
distinguished lecturer in a right light
before the public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07
MNYs. look Out!

ALI who are In the habit Of passing
through my farm-known as the
Robards farm-to the well-known
house kept by Bill Watts, are hereby
notified to keep out, or4 will prose-
cute ZACH one for every trespass. ]
am tired ofthis continued annoyance.
CHAs. w. pAS.
1910 1H q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Our epterprising millers, Messrs.
VIM. Pollock &c Co., have been i'm
proving their boiling apparatus.
Their additions are expensive and
important. The object contemplated
by these gentlemen, is reduction in
the production Of low grade -four.
The middlings Of their present sys-
tenn will be re-handled, fiattened,
pulverized and passed through high
meshed improved boiling cylinders.
This -four will be introduced as a new
brand, most probably as VIM. Pollock
& Co.'s patent -four. They will use
f. Dolman's new patent puriaeF.
This new four has already been ex-
tensiyely tried and approved OF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Go to Frost's, next door to post
Office, and Ae Will sell you the. hest
apd cheapest cigars and tobacco in
Mexico. ii If.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Hirsch & jacobson have just re-
ceived a whole car load of Lemp's
bottled beer. There will be no want
now of essence of malt at the drug
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

The most popular aud fragrant
perfume of the day "Hackmetack'
try it. Sold by Dir. ]. McDearman,
druggist, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

If you want to insure your property
call on C. W. Baker, who is known
to have the leading Fire Companies
and who protects his policy holders
inthe event of loss. He'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

The Union, newspaper published
in this city, has handed in its checks
at last. It's dying agonies we're
simply tremendous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

LaRosa Espanola, Key West Cigars,
3 for 25 cents, at the Ringo House
Cigar Store. loft.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

LaRosa Espanola, Key West Cigars,
3 for 25 cents, at the Ringo House
Cigar Store. left.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Call at j. B. Clark's and examine
the new improved Singer Sewing Ma.
ching. Ie-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

haRosa RspaHola. Key West Cigars,
8 for rs cents, at the Ringo House
Cigar Store. Is If.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07
Order of Publication.
-, y.r-TAD
Audrain Circuit Court, Aug. 4, 1879.

The State of Missouri, at the relation
and to the use of B. +. Dobyns,
collector of the revenue forAudrain
county, plaintiff,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

NOW, at this day, comes plaintiff,
~ by his attorney, and files his petit
ton, verified by affidavit, alleging,
among other things, that said defend
ants + non-residents of the state of
Missouri.
You, said nonresident defendants,
are therefore hereby notified of the
filing of said petition, the object and
general nature of which is to enforce
a lien rgainst the following described
real estate, situate inAudrain county,
state of Missouri, to-wit: One hun
dred and sixty acres southeast quar-
ter, section thirty, township fifty
two, range Ave, for the year 1877,
amounting to $1S.72-1O0.
And unless you be and appear at
the next regular term of this COURT
be begun and held at the court house,
in the city of Mexico. on the first
Monday in October next, and plead
to said petition, the same will be
taken as confessed and judgment rem
dered accordingly.
1t is further ordered that o copy
hel eof be published, according to law,
in the Mexico LEDGER, a newspaper
printed and published in the city of
Mexico.
Witness my hand as clerk and seal
x...,... of said court, at office in
SEAL Mexico, this 4th day of Au-
JAS. CARROLL, Clerk.
G M EnwARDS. Pits Atty. 1874
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07
When we penned the Menefee boom

When we penned the Menefee boom
last week, we had no idea that it was
going to strike the LEDGER Office, but
our last issue was scarcely dry before
our landlord, W, Fl. KEENAN,, served
a notice on us to t'yamoose the
ranch,'' as he was going to tear it
down and rebuild it in connection
with Mr.. Sims improvement, with a
front similar to Menefee's. The
LEDGER never stands in the way of
progress and therefore it will go into
''pi" at the appointed time, and be
reformed" somewhere else than in
the building it occupies at present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

We insert in our columns this week
the proceedings of a citizens meeting
held with the view Of organizing q
District Fair Association at Mexico.
1t is unnecessary to point out
the desirability of such an institution.
That is widely felt, but a fair ground
cannot be purchased and improved
without money. The capital has been
placed at six thousand dollars. This
may do for a commencement, but it
ought to be raised, and no doubt will
be if the movement meets with sue
cess, to ten thousand dollars. If any
of our readers desire to take stock let
him cut out the Articles of Associa-
ton in this issue, paste them ON a
sheet of paper, and sign his name
thereto with the desired number of
shares set opposite and send it to one
of the subscription committee. Do
nations will be In order also, and
clubs of ten may be formed to take a
share. Will some one in each town.
ship take this matter in hand and get
up the necessary clubs? If one or two
in each township are formed the Or
g%anization of the Fair Association
will no doubt be secured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Hon. Thos. Holiday, State Audi
tor, was in Mexico last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Wheat is coming in abundantly-
on some days receipts reach 500
bushels, but they average $40 to 2C0
bushels per diem. The quality is
excellent and the grain rarely falls
below 60 pounds to the bushel. Prices
range from 80 to IS cents and may
be q shade lower. We understand
that there is considerably more wheat
east and northeast of Mexico than
usual and that much more will be de-
livered here than ordinarily, if the
Hannibal millers don't out bid ours.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

j. j. Sampson and j. S. Jennings,
defendants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

The city Marshal has issued proc
lamation calling attention to certain
city ordinances forbidding animals to
be hitched within six feet of sidewalks
within the fire limits; also placing
barrels, boxes, plows and other en-
cumbrances on sidewalks, and sweep
ing or throwing paper, straw or rub
bish, including ashes and cinders, up
on sidewalks. These ordinances are
daily violated, and the alleys are. be-
coming filthy to the great detriment
ofthe health of the city at this period
of Indictment weather. Watermelon
and other rinds, and vegetables are
creating nuisances, and the Marshal
is determined that these and all sanl-
tary laws shall be enforced.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

The State of Missouri, at the relation
and to the use of B. +. Dobyns,
collector ofthe revenue forAudrain
county, plaintiff,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07
MEXICO CLUB.


The Board of Education of the city
of Mexico, composed of Messrs. j. j.
Steele, B. L. Locke, G. b. Macfar-
lane, James Pasqueth, S. P. Emmons
and j. NJ. Menefee, have just issued
q handsome pamphlet of twenty-eight
pages containing a report from Super
intendent j. P. Blanton, of the Mexi-
co public school, up 10 23rd of May,
1879, a syllabus of the course of
study of the common and high schools,
a list of text and reference books, and
q set of admirable rules and regula-
lations. A copy of this pamphlet
ought to be in every house in town.
From it a be seen at a glance what
is required from pupils as well as
teachers. Familiarity with the con-
tents of this little book, and the ex-
action of strict compliance with its
demands by parents from their chill
dren, will often save vexation and
trouble. 1t is not necessary for us
to review the course of studies adopt
ed in detail. 1t is sufficient to say,
they meet our hearty endorsement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

LaRosa E~spanola, Key West Cigars,
8 for % cents, at the Ringo House
Cigar Store. 16.tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

The yellow fever is on the increase
at Memphis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

America p. Brown and T.. w. Bran
non, defendants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Read all our legal advertisements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07
Order of Publication.

Audrain Circuit Court, Aug. 4, 1879.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-08-07

Aug. 5, 1879-16-2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
YELLOW FEs.EH.

There were SO new cases of yellow fever 10
Memphis yesterday and deaths, making O
tos! to date Of 76S cases ard $50 DEATHS
Two more mild cases of yellow tever were
sent to quarantine hospital at St. Louis, yes.
ltriay-Thomas Bedingtou, from Memphis,
ond VIM. MulVey, steward OF The steamer John
Meaos.
TIE National Lodge Knights of Honor, of
Washington. has appropriated the sum of $50
for the relief OF their brethren of this order in
Mem phis.
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xEEErH GH TEE U.9s.


The Baltimore G Z,:ic s!a cs hat tw1 hua'
dred ard s'S ; Gvc Vessel arc en- route from
Europe 10 o.d ~Ith gram d, thG' p1rt.
The Alta Celiiorulau, Of SAu Fra.clsco, says
that lhe Democrats la7e fused WIKI the ilo1-
Crabio Bks en- the goTofncrship and or many
Of the Local nominations.
While prenaratioas were 10 ETrGrtss 81 t'1rs'
mouth, n. H, yesterday, to pat the L. ,
steamer Was hus It 10 The dry Gtc:. The 'de
carried Lcr un til. racks closc so the s;oae bea-
cen, where Sic stir lies.
The directors and tx general III iuagcr OF The
CoDso iialion Bank Ct Montreal aTc 10 be pres
ecuted in the c:iGlinsi court tcr subGiitiDg 10
the goVcrameus au untrue statcmon5 OF The
affairs OF the bank.
TIE wife OF General $. n. Di1s0n, lIai;ed
States Army, died sud icny 10 the d;a%lng
room Ct The Grand | lt0u Hotel, S6ia!oga.
Monday. Heart tiscas. is !uaps d 20 have
been the cause.
The New York Su1 says tho fish e5nm;: sion
CT that State, through their agents, have tu1a-
ed into the liu ;S0n river this season more than
E 800. 900 soupg stad tia! they had hatchcd
by the artificial process.
Hon. VIM Sharon is candidate for 70 cleo
tion to the Uni'cd States Senate from Nevada,
and it is said large M ority Ct thu State SIN
| atorS who hold over are IL iaVcr Ct gratifying
the mililOGalro'5 ambition.
Seventy mere rlcuiiS icr lic U0itci States
Navy, boys between fi,con and eighteen years
of aga. left ST. Louis last nipht in charge Of
Lieu,eusnt Tauot, fyr N3S York. whore they
will Go placed IN board the tIeEiug ship COAST
| tutioo.
10 S. S. Rickity's back a. Columbus, Ohio,
yesterday, man engaged tho attention Of the
proprietor on prctcnse OF q negotiation, when
O pal climbed IL & rcar widow ard got away
| with s. 600 IN currency aud COO Ia regis
tered bonds.
There is o glut CT Wattrmel0rs IN tho New
York market at the Present time, aud May
arc being thrown toto the river Tor want o.
purchasers. TIE iiacst were selling on Mon-
day at ten cents and the smaller cncs ttr five
cents.
Lieutenant Commander ii. II. Gctiogc, u
| S. N, lett New York Monday for Alexandria
Egypt, and constructions fer the transportatior
of the Cicop2ra's needle vii! soon follow lie
cxpec's to return with The needle By January
| l, 1850.
Miss Lydia Sherman, Sicco Of the late Gen
| T. w. Sherman, tf N.wport, Rhcd, Island
| whose Disappearance alter church Sunday
| night caused much anxiety among her friends
| hiss been tcucd. Shn had suddenly taken 6
freak to take 0 tip on o Fail River Boat.
TIE dead body 0! al aged co!orcd wonsr
vas fouod 10 rjOm cn the socouG ti)or Of {
New York tenement house on Mooday nigh
very mucn d,c0np-s,d. l. is supposed s6s
| flask was t0uLd On rhc flor. IN cxcitctnon
III 90 orcotsS ku thor bn .,o6 SicH n
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.EESEE'S.

An outbreak Of typhoid fever in Baltimore is
a!tributed TO iha u:s Of Contaminated pump
Sater.
Cor gresham .. r. Singleton CT tho fourth
mississippi strict. is candidate for the u. 8.
Senate
Vice President Wheeler is said to be pressing
State Senslor Pcmeroy 70. the Republican nom.
nation for Governor of New York.
Alexander Il. Stephens, of Georgia, smokes
HIT!lhIa tobacco il well colored meerschaum
ana dictates politics TO his adherents.
The o:sie:n rolling mills of Philadelphia have
advnncad tho bass = leo OF bar iron to 2 3 10 cts
per pound 10. delivery from stock. Prices for
future deliveries can only be fixed al date of
delivery.
DGr'ng tho days Of slavery the negro wss o.
NEST eGtlFe!y o1enpt from the yellow fever ep-
lleIalc; but COW thnre are more deaths in Mem
pms from stong that class than among the
whites
Even thh Washington Star admits that the
shcGllig % Ii alioch by De Young in San Fran
CISCO serves 70 show that the use OF the pistol
sn6 The shot' gun in politics is not confined -
.Eo Sou.h CT 10 democratic ststes. Aw!
l: !s sail 70 90 amusing to see Speaker Kan.
Gsll, Thomas Murphy and Congressman Black
burn. OF Kentucky, bill and COO in gentle cCun.
Gil or the verands Of the West End Hotel, Long
Branch, Ei2nly. Colonial Pelton looks on and
sE?as
An International convention OF Hebrews r.om
all portions of tho world will be held at Paris
Septembtr 10Th, under TIE auspices Of the ALI.
hnce isr@eIito Universelle Matters affecting
lhe interests OF tho whole Hebrew race will bo
discussed.
Senator Conkiins he's written letter declin
| ing tho Invitation TO deliver an address at q
county lair in his State, lowing to the great de.
| maEd upon Els time" The illegal business"
which calls him to Esrragsnsett Pier and other
places outside Of York State must be rather on :
| crossing.
Mrs. WIN. Il. Chapman. for many years the
Leading old woman sctfess of the Walnut Street
Ihes.Ee Pniladephis, died GU Saturday while
| or visit TO Connecticut. Her death was caused
by injury resulting from fall. She WAS married
to lr. Chapman, the we'll known comedian, in
1898, being at thAt time the widow OF josh Sis.
| bic, also famous comedian of the old time.
| On Wednesday night last remarkable acct.
dcht occurred near Altoona, Pa. A woman
VIII babe IN her arms, returning from q pic.
| HE, unconsciousIy went too ncsr the mouth of
AL ore pit, snd, the ground giving way, she fell
| TO tho bottom, eighty feet from the surface. a
| man was lowered to her rescue and found hor up
- her neck i'll thick mud. The babe, which she
had dropped in her fall, was struggling in the
mad and water. Thsy were taken out and, al
| though seriously injured. will probably survive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

The really patriotic people Of this country
aid those "ho are personally interested 10 its
welfare are in pi,iabIo couGilon-coulronte
with sad dilemma. Ia California. for 10
stance, the State in which the FIRST fall election
will Occur there are four ic;ctS ia the :lj, lhs
radical. the kesrusy, the Few Constitution. or
honorable bi *, ts il is cllicd, and the demo.
cratic; but tee two latter hav, confessed On
the eu5ernet2liai candidate, 50 that the true
friends 1 the State re reduce to the deplor.
able nsc.s;ity Of voting for either avaricous and
monODo'iz;0g ccntralisn, for socialis,ic coumun.
ism, or t;r the wild aod almost as Objectionable
and disastrous doctrines sc: forth 10 the new
constitution OF that State. As many patriotic
democrats, in the dire extremity to which they
have bceu brought. will choose the lesser of
the two evils presented to them, the election Of
the :tpuhiiciu Iitk=t would not be surprising.
But is rot this ECur0iGl traVesty upon re-
publican institutions?
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TKI-WEEKLY BY
EDGA R SNOW Z JGN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. Il, 1879.

Tho schoo! vacation 10 Gra~irg 10 close
Rapidly. ani the children, who, by tho by, have
had holiday t8co AMI three times as long as
was vouchsalcd their parents. will soon be i1-
VOWED 10 the mysteries contained 10 the large
and ever changing uunbtr Of books With which
their sache!s arc packed. la cur advertising
columns Gao be iOund an ample directory from
which parents car select schools TO which to
send their children, and the occasion is orpor-
tune Tor advising the teachers to take more
pains to fiod out the real progress their pupils
have made il their studits, so as to be able to
assign them to proper classes There is moth
log moro calculated 10 dampen the ardor and
repress The ambition Of q child, SO far as relates
to school prcfermcnt, and to make him sick CT
books. than to aot him o lesson which it is
Impossible for him to learn because no does
not understand and hes rot comprehended
thts, that preo:de ii. Ia some studies, as
geography and history, such an error on the
part OF the teacher is not so VI Fortunate, be-
cause the pupil has it within bis oSn unassis
ted power, by dtvoiug little extra time to his
books, TO catch up with the rest of bis class,
but in Others as grammar and arithmetic 10
which tho teachers aid is necessary to explain
away the difficulties that arise, and to mako
clear what to the pupils unassisted piod seem
insulub'o problems, the mistake does mere to
reterd tic intellectual advancement of school
children ,han all other clu:cs combioed. By
adopting this advice tho teachers will not only
bentG: their scholars. III. consult their Own
ease, aud ss7c themselves great deal of al
noyanc9 aud trouble, and the approaching scs.
sion Of their schools be relieved Of prolific
SOURCE Of unnleassn.ness
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De Young,

New York. Aug. 27.-Tso morning papers
patlish deienoe Of Charles De Youog prcpsr, d
by The San Fraucjsco Chronicle publishers Tor
that paper 10 day, IL which an attempts made
to justify the shooting OF kaloch. They allege
that the latter had been assured BY the original
author of the charge against D, Youug's no
thcr that 1t was utterly false IoOg before tae
meeting was held at which be repeated il. A!:o
that Kallooh caused it to be published tha. he
Intended to "viyisect" De Youog thereby 10
Vltlog attack. The article further codesyors %
show that the shooting was not cowardly as
charged by tho press generally because De
Young braved tho couseq uences of his act and
it was one full of peril from WorkinpmeD and
other friends of Kalloch,
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From South America.

Rio JANEIRo. Aug. "A dispatch from
Santiago, the Capital Of Chill, dated July 81,
says serious riots have occurred iu that city ip
consequences OF tho popular discoDent ct Tie
conduct of the wiz. Tho popuIsos erected A
bsrricadc, ard shouted, death TO tho traitor
ministry. Two persocs were killed 10 con-
NC! with the troops. ard Several wounded. 1t
Is reported that the CHILEAN President has fled
TO Ilacc photographed as Viua Dslmsr.
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We arc glad to observe that tho ramo laws
ara being vigorously enforced, b3th 10 the coun
tics around this city AID 10 Washington. The
birds have poor enough chsrco during the
open season, aud they should c,rtOioly be al.
lowed The immunity granted them during that
which is close. Tho frs: of September vii;
soon DO hero, and if law abiding people ore
compelled to refrain from shooting reed birds,
snpc, plovcr and sora until after that time, law
breakers should ucquestonably be forced to
comply With the Same restriction, and bo pun.
ished when detected in the act of disregard
IN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

First Lieutenant Il cbard L. Platt, Tenth
Cavsry, is to report TO S.eretary S,burz f5r
sptc ai NY, IL connection with Iudlsa eduoa
tor. lI=uieuant Plat will have charge otthc
school far young ladiaus q: Carlisle Blrra cks,
Pc, This school will BE- sini!ar 10 thar bracch
Of the Hampton, Va. Nornal destitute which
is devoted 10 the traiuingof young Indians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

TIE tax payers Gud eycryb) 1y else intrreated
10 the real prosperity OF this country have. for
democralic party would 5000 rcgsio possession
Of the GovcTnmcn!, AID relieve lhom Of many
OF tic burdaG5 imposed by radica!ism, aod re.
store hOuGs:y ADD economy 10 the places from
uh;ch they have been excluded ror 30 long i
tIma. But such hopes arc COW being dspelled
rapidly, fer pot only is the democratic party 10
many States tcing diaintegrated by rival fac
tous, bu: it is hciog weakened by furnishing
nearly all tho strcceth tho greeuback, working.
meh's, honorable biiks, rcadjuscrs and other
psrriaious political organizations possess.
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RICHMOND. Va, March 6, 1878.

". L. THORNTON. Baltimore, Md.
Dcar Sr:-Tte use OF your j. NJ. Larcous's
Aot!- Bilious Buffers has proved decidedly Den
ehc!al to me. Having used them for Dyspep,
6 a. sm glsd to recommend them to all who
suffer With thss serritla disease.
y t. WANT. 1904 Main street.
lna above Is sample Of thousands of testi
mootas iron people al over this country. The
Buffers speak fer themselves. Give them 4 trial.
Ptiee, % cects aud 81.
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Ashore.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug. 27.-Tne signal
c7rps officer stationed at L,Wes. Delaware, re-
poTis to the chief signal officer, $40 A. NJ, as
follow: The schooner before reported ashore
neal Steamboat Pier is the Adeliz,, Captain
Libby. Of New York, from Florida, lumber
laden. for New York, lays 90 the bar 10 good
condition. The crew was saved. The BRIG
Ne'r'tt Tight lays easy, but will have to Tighten
b;!oEc heavi6g off.