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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23

ANIMALS AND Music Some animals are
food Of music; horses es2ec ally love to hear
martial music, aud the souod of the trumpet
will fill them with FIRE aod spirit. They will
draw neGr and lis co with attention as great as
that of human lovers of mu,ic at concert.
Cows, slso, arc susceptible to tho charms of
music. and Instances have been koown, when
the organ is playing and the siugug going on,
of COWS drawing nearer to the wall that scpsr-
ates the field from the chuIchyard, aod stand
llstenipg gravely. A French state prisoner beg
ged, as great favor, that he might have the
musical Instrument Oh which he played, to
amuse himself in the prison aud what was his
surpriso, after be had played few tuaee, to sec
some mic, appear and stay quietly hearkening
to the puylag, and at its CONCLUSION returning
to their holes Nor Was this all several large
spiders came also, and remained during the
mus;c,l performance, and then ascanded to
| their coroers. OH r Instances oavs been known
Of spiders showing this same tAse for music,
| aud coming out to listen to it, Perh.ps when
the aucients wrote the story CT OrDheus and
| told how he charmed the brutes, they may have
| koown something of this lova of music im-
planted 10 the hearts OF the dumb Creation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
AUCTEesE SALES.
BY o. Neal s. Lucas, AuctioDeera.

IAI.EOF TIE ELORS' CLUB
- FURNITUkE--Wil be sold on WE'D
FESDAY, Sept 25:h, in the second story of
Stewards building, No. lul King street, a. ten
o'clock II m, sll the FUENITU RE, CAR
PETS, FIX CURES, &c, of the Bachelors
Club. Sale positivo Snd without reserve ~ 2t
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But what one thinks 10 America
OF cigarette sm okiaewomeo on. SOON ceases to
| thiuk 10 Europe where it is so frequent. For
| does not at,fsnous snl froiosome Emily Faith
full smoke like Michigan tug boat? Does not
the Duchess of Edinburgh enjoy a quiet puff
now and then, and ey.u the Princess of Wales
have her pretty little cigarette case which she
hides profoundly from the smoke abhorrug
nose Of her royal mamma-in'laa? Mme. Ra.
tezzj 10 Italy is said to be a great smoker. aud
so also Eizsbsth Thompson, the artist 10 Eng
land. The two daughters Of the Duo d'Ot-
leans, one of whom was tho beautiful Metceies.
Queen ct Spain were fond of quiet smoke,
as also is the wife Of tho Preteodvr Don Oar
los Although smokios ladies arc 80 numerous
10 Europe one oft"n hears il osis:cd u.ol nere
,aat American laji,i are tho sresG.s hatitual
smokers 10 tue " 'ri4. " u@v.r SAW a lady
smoke 10 Am re! | had Gc,1s!o. r, quen,ly
to sGy Ia France, snd always Wiz. TIC uusatis.
factory tecllGg fcst | Was noi halt buiievei.
Oace upon ilI3 III PGriS | lived several
moatas i! 40 exions,7c p'GsoO dts lem piselles
le this t1)uiisnlog scnQOl Was Miss n,
young Am -ican Ct :wcuty-:yo. from Boston,
sort Of parior hosraor, who had ,xtra privi.
iegcS besides that OF pclVato beirl IN, when
every Other pupil sept III Z tiny oluSh IN dor.
mlto!y that locked exactly like hospital.
"Ah, Gu, your American ladies' do smoka, acd
smoke great deal more than our Freuoh
uen, . said the matvon OF the school ouo day.
Milo. n. smokes much more than NJ. le Profess
sour, and If you don't believe it will some day
show you The ashes that como down from her
room" said nothing. And yet could have
told that which would have made madsmes
golden wig stand up like quI!!s on fretful por-
cupine and reduced the malron to = state Of glib.
berlns idiocy. l could have tod lnst, indeed,
many cigarettes were sDoked in Mile MS
room each night, aud that great were the ashes
when that huge dormitJry full of pupils was
still, and every girl ssloeo. touc of ths teachers,
oil girls themselves of from twenty to twenty
tmo mh "rn hrs;"oss it ~~.s e.. rp",nh enI onard
the sleeping fold, stole softly from their beds,
Mp the attic stairs. across the roof down sky.
light, and thus into Miss Ms room, where,
with bottle or two of beer and unlimited cigar.
ettes, they smoked, drank and chatted till
coed ness only knows how late-as If this were,
indeed not a pension des demoselles, but =
popular Brassene in the Latin Quarter. .Girls,
girls how ndiscreet!" l exclaimed ons night
when returning from The theatre after mid sht,
l was quietly let into Miss Ms roo n, whittier
had been attracted BY the light aud whore
found the smoke so thick that l could only half
Distinguish five fl lshed and laughing fscss,
looking if truth must be told. mora IKE the
merry oscchantes of Rubens pictures than like
the nun.like maidens Of pension des demois-
Giles in virtuous, monsstic France "Ah, but
you must not betray us |" they exclaimed I'VE
must snluse ourselves little aud you know
how triste our life Is here l''-Chicago Inter-
Ocean,
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AGRICULTURAL. a
TQShUA HORN Err, Jr., s. COS.
FERTILIZiNG CHEMICALS.


FERTILlZiNG CHEMICALS.
TIE following formulas ara each sufficient tc
prepare one ton Of fertilizer:
Formula a contains,
200 lbs. Horners Diss' 4 Slaughter House Bones
30 4" Suiphate Msgness.
100 - Potash,
80 Ammonia. Price $40.
Formuls B contsins,
200 lbs Horner's Dissd d Slaughter Eouse Bones.
81 Sulphate Magnesis.
100 " Potash.
% Ammonis. Price SO.
Formula g contains
zoo lbs. Horner's Diss'd Slaughter House Bones.
% - Sulphute MsgnesIs.
$50 " Potash.
Is Ammonia. Prico SlO
Formula ID contains,
z0I lbs. Eornefs Diss' Slaughter House Bones.
40 - Plaster.
90 . Sulphste Ammonis.
% " " Soda
30 /" PJtash.
30 I" Nitrate Sods. Prico SIS.
Descriptive Catalogues with full particulars
mailed Tree to any address upon application.
Tle above prices are all net casu for the goods
delivered free on board the cara or steamboat il
AiexmndriR We. JANNEY b &C.
sepl9 Agents, 10 AMI Ids King street
ETGS J'uH FALL, SEEDING
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AUCTION SSf.E3.

~ VikTUh Of dcad Of :rust executed By
Az i Z. t'r.ytyn aId wife, ard recorded IL
the Clerks III 70 Of the GOrpCrrt,on court OF the
city Of Aia&%nicts, III iiber No !. page 3il, |
sHai! expose for s@!e Il. public auction. on MON
iIh .he 29ta day OF September. 1879. shout
noon N front oi tho premises. the FRA E
IEH I'M NJ / standing or q lot Of ground sit
uatec on The west side OF Alfred street So feet
h"itn "i frlnccSa street. fronting on Alfred sLreo.
- leci. and extending back OF nquas width ana
Parallel Win Pi!I2ess street IL feet i; barg
liG mousse io7"lcrry occursd by ;hs said Drsg ton
IeEms q: S7t": Enough IN cssh 10 pay The oX
li"hEes OF this trust snd Tho sUm OF one hundred
dollars aud iulcrcat thereon from S;aplern Der
lOih. lo13. and ths residue Of the purchase Inou-
ey, II aIy, IL such .lIo and secured in such man
Ter n- ah.Il determine on the day OF sale
soplt-td B. =. SMITH Trustro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23

GUNS, PISTOLS, GAPS, WADS, SC, st
~ 8S King, corner of Royal strset. Just re-
Gelved supply of the above seasonable goods.
For sale cheap.
seI5 J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23

DOCKLAND SCHOOL FOE GIRLS,
Is SANDY SPRING, NED.
This Institution, established on the closing OF
S.anmoro School, formerly conducted by my
sister, Caroline Il. miller, will reopen SEPT.
18th. A full course oi nstru ation will be given,
with Lectures upon History, Beilss Lettres snd
the Natural Sciences
For Circulars, giving tsrhs and other psstic :.
ulsrs address
HENEY @. HALLOWELL, AM,
jy 9-eG3m Principal.
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HENRY BRENGLE will add this week TO
his establishment, l29 King street, the

WEST GROVE DAIRY,
supplied twice day.
BRENGLES MILK and CREAM STAND
IN THE CITY MARKET (H. Simpson, Man
sger,) will offer the richest Milk and the purest
Cream ever produced. See and you'll agree.
Try and you'll buy. Fresh Milk will also be
kept on draft and in ice at his King street estab
lishment.
he offers Candies and Tsfy of all kinds,
Black. Fruit, Pound, Jelly and Fancy Cakes.
Pies specially, Fruits, Nuts, Contectioneries,
Water Ices and all the delicscies of the season.
He caters for families and entertainments, and
supplies families with milk. my 20
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EDUGATsaNAE.

| MISS SU Nm itRS will resume her class OF
AVA MUSIC. PIANO and GUITAR. hpply
| at 275 King street. sepl2 Nv
MISS +. B: STOOPS, TEACHEE OF Pl-
I'VE ANO, HARP, ORG An and GUITAR
| also thorough BASS. Particular sttention TO
beginners, rs we'll ss those wishing to be quail
fed for teschers. Terms moderate Best refer
ences Orders left at Dir Vankukea'5 music
store No, "a King street, Alexsndria. or sd-
dressed to residence, No 4t3 d street, n. W.,
Wa.hingtnn, d. G.. sep12.2ns
uANOVgK ACADEMY, Va.
INSTRUCTORS:
Colonial HILARY p JON rs. M. a.,
Msjor HORACE ". .IONkS,
Mr. JAMES NJ. AN BLER.
The course of instruction in tbs Classics and
Mathematics is very full and complete. Special
attention paid to the English language and ita
literature Session begins OCTOBER 1sL.
For catalogues. &c, address
Colonel Il. +. JONES.
Taylorsville, Hanover county, Va.
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ECS THH FALL SEEDING.
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,~. In. N. 6 n. I,y..
Smoking Ladies'.

Special contracts will be made with yearly ad
vertisers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08
A Wonderful Record,

Myriads Of so-called specifics" ard cures"
for rheumatism have already been brought before
the public, and many of them have been endorsed
by the certificates Of respectable and prominent
citizens, who have derived benefit from such
preparations. There Is no doubt that many Of
the "Lniments," oils" etc. 30 widely adver-
tiscd and freely recommended for Rheumatism
and painful complaints Of a similar nature, have
genuine merit and will relieve certain types of
the complaints named; but when Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and kinared diseases have become
chronic and threaten serious results, you may
rest assured that they will help but very little
Although not recommended as "infallible," the
peculiar qualities Of ST. JACOBS OIL especially
adapt il To those cases which may be termed
chronic" and which have previously with
stood all known specifies" as well AS the pre-
scriptiens Of the best physicians.
We would mention, rs an example, the case OF
Mr.. A. Heilman, Editor OF the Pittsburgh Rep,ib-
bean, who suffered with rheumatism for two
years. After vainly using all the best recon-
mendcd remedies and eXhaustng the skill OF
the most experienced physicians without even
temporary relief it required only two bottles Of
ST. JACOBS OH TO effect permanent cure. Mr..
G. Hanni, a wellknown citizen Of Youngstown,
Ohio, secured for his wife, who for twelve years
had been a constant sufferer from Neuralgia in
the head, the services of the abest physicians in
the land, but they failed TO do anything for her;
half bottle OF ST. Jacobs OIL cured her. Mr..
VIM. Reinhart, Elmore, Wis, reports the case Of
neighbor who for twenty four years had suf-
fered so terribly with Rheumatism that at times,
he could hardly move around: few bottles Of
ST.. JACOBS OIL cured him. ITO cap the climax"
however, Mr. A. Neiger, OF Taylorvi!le, Pa,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

We advise all our readers, whether they own q
foot OF land or n0t, 10 supply themselves with
that treasure Of useful practical, reliable infor,
nation, the iWcricW igririturist, SO named be.
cause started - wears ago as rural journal, but
now enlarged 10 embrace great variety of most
useful reading for the Household, Children in
cluded, for the Garden, a well as the Farm-for
all classes. Each volume gives some 800 origi.
nal engravings, with descriptions Of labor-saying
and laOor-hclping conrivanccs, of plants, fruits.
flowers, animals, etc, including many large and
pleasing, well as Instructive pictures for young
and old The constant, systematic exposures Of
Humbugs and Swindling Schemes 10y the Agri.
culturia are of great value TO every one, and will
save 10 most persons many times its cost. Alto.
gether, it is one Of the most valuable rs well as
Journals anywhere to be found The
cost is only 81. 10 year. or | copies for s.. Sin
gle numbers 10 cents. Subscribe at once for
1880, and receive the rest Of this year free, or
send scent stamp for postage on Il specimen
copy Address Orange Judd Company, Publish.
ers, 30 Broadway, New York.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re.
ceiveiyed by Osman x Hapeman Ottawa, III.
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THE COURTS.

This court has done but little work this week,
no court being held until Wednesday on account
Of the election. Frank Daley, whose trial for bur-
glary was winding up as We went to press last
week, was found guilty, and got is months in the
penitentary. That ticket punch proved expen
svc to Frank.
The business this week was the trial Of John
C.. Wcntz for burglary and larceny. John is a
fine looking young fellow; has an elegant com.
plexion; wears dazzling mustachc, and is, in
truth, quite y-kller looking sort OF fellow.
He went to Mendoza strapped and was taken in
by Geo. G. Cook with whom he worked while.
He disappeared once but returned again to Cooks
and when he departed for good n shot,g and
scari-pin also departed. He was without bail,
and letter from him to his girl was read asking
her 10 get HIM ball. when he could skip out, when
both would work their finger nails Off to pay it
back. 1t didn't work. The Jury went out as we
20 to press.
The motion to quash the Indictment in the
Chapman case will be argued on Monday. The
date Of his trial has not been fixed, in case the
motion is ovcrruled.
Judgment. Isabella fossccn V, Ole Gurdcrson,
confession for $3.50, 20 and costs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

John Murphy, young man of that familiar
name, not our Alderman, had determined to leave
Ottawa, but on Saturday was informed by the
heavy villain" OF our Lilliputian contemp. that
a job had been procured for him. The job was
that Of bailiT at the court house, which accounts
for Johns vigorous efforts Tuesday, perhaps.
The following were this week granted licenses
to marry:
Mich' Knngton and Harriet Iolcomb
Vim. BallOw and Annie Lake.
Geo. Kammermeyer and Alvira j. Johnston.
Conrad ThOrne and Louise Kohr.
Mich'l Clark and 7. G.. Iarrgan.
Thos Redfen and Mary A. James.
VIM. f. Wo0dford and Mary +. Mandigo.
James Riordan and Mary Ann Hauley.
Herbert G. Iahren and Ella n Kleinfclter.
Peter j. Cummings and Allie O'kane
Edward H. Rice and Elizabeth r. Lee
Chas. A. Rose and Sarah +. Green.
John S. Mctcalf and Ida NJ. Clark.
REAL ESTATE.
Among the % instruments filed this week in
the recorders Office were
Harrison Earl to Gustav Lassig, Q. c. d. to .
20 IT, VIII lot 9, blk 1872, Minerva add to Peru, 81.
$50
Jacob Tucker to Thos Thompson, W. d. to pit
VIII, seq II, 80, g. Freedom, 5000.
Lyman Clark to Mlch'l O1aughlin, W. d. to
nh swq -, 81, 5, Brookield, g., 900.
Herman Grapenthn to Ferdinand Black, w.
d. to ell lots and s, blk s. Peru, La Sale center,
5000
Samuel Hurst TO Lucy G.. Chapman, W. d. to
lots $, swq 10, 3S, |, Peru, 800.
Alonzo Edwards to Robt. McCandless, W. d.
10 pit blk II, Ottawa city, 800.
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and in many localities pure running water make
the burden Of winter feeding very light All
around you sweep the immense pastures unbarr-
cadcd by fences, for hundreds OF these acres are
held by eastern spectators, who will never be
the wiser for the fact that their lard has yielded
you profit of some hundreds Of dollars yearly,
while they kindly paid the taxes for your benefit
To crown your happiness, the railroad NJ your
door to spite some other road Will carry your bo-
vines to market for the next thing to nothing.
You may miss the old associations and suffer
twingc of headache for the old friendships, hut
be comfortcd for even this little village will give
you that rare and excellent thing, good company.
Should you grow weary OF the daily routine ot
Mcridcn life and long for the throb OF the mighty
world 20 minutes viii transfer you 20 Kansas
Avenue; if Topeka is still too tame for your ad.
ven,urous spirit, three hours later will leave you
in the whirl of Il city as wide awake and enter
prising us anything out OF Chicago can possibly
be; we refer to Kansas City.
In your new home YOU may hnd il advantage
Gus and even necessary to make close economy
and hard work your intimate acquaintances for
Il time, hut as the years 20 on and yOnr garners
ill and your purse grows stout and comfortable, |
you will find both the comforts and the luxury OF
life within your gates.
If anyone doubts that the ride from Mcridcn ID |
4 short and pleasant one let them try IL as we did
behind pair Of lively stepping Kansas ponies.
rwothirds Of the way from Mcrdcn to Topeka
ying all alone on the prairie is huge, strange
boulder of COnglomcratc. Beautifully polished |
On It's southern face, 1t rises like a monarch in
Is solitary grandeur, but the sealed lips whisper
10 secrets Of its mysterious past
Far out upon the
prairie how many children dwell
Who never heard the Sabbath bell"
No, not on Kansas prairies. There are from
even to nine towns in the IS miles between To-
'eka and Kansas City, and with but one e1cep-
ion they all have neat SCHOOL, houses and
hurches.
The darkness is gathering heavily over the
ccncry, the lamps were lit long ago, the wheels
move more slowly, passengers are gathering up
heir bundles. We are entering Kansas City.
here, reader, we will bid you good night.
LYDIA STRAwN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

FANCY STA ZION ERY. Pocket Dsrtsr
Il Photograph Albums Fine Pocket Books, Gold Peas
Pocket Knives, Playing Cards. CIibhssc Boards. Game
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08
DASDEI.ION.

Who does not know that this harmless little plant which
with its bright green leaves and golden coored flowers
adorns grass plas and pasture grounds Dr. Whites
Dandeon Alternative Is prepared from the DandeHcn root
In combination with other valuable roots banks and herbs
and il safe and certain specific for Liver Complaint Chs
and Fever, Ague Dyspepsia Kidney Diseases, Rhcumatsn
and Constipation the bowels and Blood Purifier and
Rcnovaor II is positively uncquacd removing pnples and
ssllowncss and producing clear complexion. Pint bot
ties only dollar, and every bottle warranted Sold in
ottawa by Forbes Gehrng
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

writes that his mother, who had been continue.
sufferer with rheumatism for the past thirty years
used one bottle OF ST. JACOBS on and was mme.
diately relieved Of all pain. These are results
which truly deserve to be brought to public no.
ticc; but they not exceptions, as will be seen
by the numerous other certificates from all parts
OF the United States 10 should be the duty OF
everyone to call the attention OF his suffering
friends and neighbOrs 10 this wonderful etiica.
cious preparation, especially as the low price of
10 cents bottle places IL in the reach of all per,
sons, rich and poor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08
Banks.

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And all the principal cities east and west.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
E!Schung" oR England. Ireland. Scotland and all In
portan points in Continental Europe drawn IN sums TO suit
purchasers.
u. =. Revenue Stamps Of all denom Hatons con
stantly on hsnd and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities Gold and
Silver bought and sold.
Banking hours from 9 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
Jan. II, 1873 +. :. EAMEs Cashier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

~ - r. ~ \ MONTH guaranteed. sl2 day NJ
$500 3.
HAA huSle made hy the industrious. Cap
NJ tai not required: We will start YOU
Men. women. boys and girls make
~ money faster at work tor than ~
ANYTHING else. The work is light and
~ Pleasant. and such anyone
DILL right at. Those who wise who
NVVUNyNV this not will send their addresses
AZ once and see for themselves Costly OUTFIT aud
free Now the time Those already " work laying
up large of money. Address TRUE CO, Augusta,
Maine, septis
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Butter-Fancy creamery 30@32c; dairy, 2lD
SOC.
iOd45c
Cattlc-Extra graded export steers, s+s0@
%; good 10 choice native steers, 81. l5M 4 As;
COWS and hcifers, S275@32j
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

LIVE ENGLISH AMI E'RENCb
OSNAN HAPHAAHr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. {, 1879.
The 'boom" In the grain market that ran SO
high for some weeks has exhausted itself and
the past week was very quiet Cash property on
ycste rday closed as follows.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

The Turnycrn Of Peru held grand fair last
week to raise money to build hall. The Fair
lasted all week, and almost every conceivable
article in ordinary use on sale, most Of which
were sold, so that the receipts could not have
been small. Each evening an entertainment was
given, consisting of music 10y the Peru band,
pantomimes, calesthenics, turning, etc, There
were various other amusements, such as Il wheel
of fortune" to cuchrc the boys out Of their
money, and other little games." Every wo-
man and girl" says the HcrtM with grim sort
of humor, carried memorandum book in one
band and pencil in the other. They were after
your autograph to preserve in the archives of
the Society in commemoration that you then and
there invested ten cents to complete the pay.
ment for the building of their handsome hall
There were about 700 people there on Monday
evening, and 69S Of these carried memorandum
book
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08
ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Nov. :, 1879.
The Starch Factory has begun buying. They
will take about 10000 bushels, paying about =
cts advance on market price.
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A CARD.

To an who suffering from the and indiscreons
OF youth weakness early decay loss OF manhood
&c, will send recipe that will you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy discovered by mission.
AIRY In South America Send sefaddresscd envelope to
the REV. JosRPH T. ISMAs. Station d. Ne,e York City
Janls-lys
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-10
w. u. MIDAUNH,
Dsnville, Virginia.

4 BRILLIANT WsDDING.-On Wed-
nesday morning, the 26th ult., large
ccncourse of invited relatives and
friends, assembled in the large and
commodiou- parlsr Of w. F. Eckbert,
Esq, to witness tho marriage OF his
daug ughter Lulie, to Charles F. Kissing
er, Esq, of Lewistown. formerly ol
this place. The wedding ceremony was
performed in a very impressive man
ner by DR.. s. S. Domer, tho Brides
uncle, Of Washington, ID. G. a large
number of very useful and valuable
presents were bestowed Upon the young
couple by friends and guests. A fine
collation. was spread and all present did
ample Justice to the same.
The Bridal party took the 9;2s train
for Philadelphia and New York. We
wish the young couple a long and hap
py life may their brightest and fond
est anticipation I'd moro than fully res
allied. Our young friend Charles has
been fortunate in securing noblo mo-
man, and he will no doubt kindly re-
ciprocatc the boon, and never give he'
any occasion to regret tho choice she
has m de.-1ribune.