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A Strange Coincidence.
MART1Nsv1LLE, No., June 7, 49,

MARTIHSVILLk, mo-, Jule ~ Oh
Edito, Clipper-About four years ago.
Jacob Fry, living about four miles north
of this place, and who was born In
Shenandoah county, Va, dropped down
IN his yard and died in very short
time. The deceased was about %
years of age. A strange coincidence
happened on last Thursday, the 2nd'
instant. Martin Funk, a cousin OF MIR.
Fry's, on returning from feeding some
stock, dropped dead at his gate. MIR.
Funk lived about three miles south Of
this place, and was also about sc years
OF age. Mr.. Funk was born at Tur-
leytown, IN Rockingham county, Va.
Mr.. Fry also lived in Henry county,
Ind, previous to moving to Harrison
seunty, Mo. Both, for many years,
we're members of the TINKER church,
and were highly respected by all who
knew them. Virginia could not have
sent us any better citizens, and some Of
their children aud grandchildren now
take rank in the highest society OF our
county.
We send back the word TO their re-
latiyes and many friends in old the
Virginia Valley, that Uncles Jake and
Marty have left us, and also left be-
hind them characters worthy Of res
pect, and good example for the
children to follow. Peace to their
ashes. S. ]. b.
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Lieut.. Charles b. GatewOod, 9th U.
S. Cav. was married in Cumberland,
Nd. last Thursday, 10 Miss Georgia
McCulloh, Of FrCstburg Nd. Lieut..
Gatewood and his bride are now here,
at the residence of Lieut.. G's brother
in law, Judge II. Z. Aallen. He, with
his bride, will in a few days start for his
regiment IN Arizona. He may, how
ever, be detained for some weeks as he
has been Summoned as awittness for
the Commonwealth in an important
criminal case, which will probably be-
tried at the next term OF our county
county.
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AN INTERESTING DEoIsION.-Judge
Bird decided the case Of the Common
wealth VS.. Moyerhoeh'er, on Wednes-
day morning Of last week. This case
was in the circuit court upon an appeal
by the State, from the decision OF Judge
Johnston in the county court, and Judge
Bird has affirmed the ruling Of the court
below. The Legislature by an act ap-
proved March Ord, 1880, had declared
that no license should be required for
tie sale of medicinal bitters" manufac-
tured within the State, while for the sale
If those manufactured without the State
heavy license was required. MIR.
Moyerhoeffer was indicted tor selling
medicinal bitters" manufactured with
ont the State without having paid a
license, therefor, his case was made a
test one and the result is that the Judges
both of the county and circuit courts,
concur in declaring that the law in so far
as it discrlminates again ct bitterS made
without the State, is unconstitutional
and void, and Mr.. Moyerhoeffer is
therefore acquitted. Capt. Grattan for
the Commonwealth, and ]. E. i o. b.
Roller for Moyerhoe fer. Rock. Regi''
ter
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FIRST REGULAR BATTALION DRILL
OF THE ID VIRGINIA INFANTRY.


On next Monday the I'd Virginia
Regiment, re Gently organized Will have
it's frst drill and dress parade at Wood
stock.
Excursion trains running from Staun-
ton and Winchester, at reduced rates
will arrive at the Woodstock Depot
about $50 and 1853 A. NJ. An address
of welcome will be delivered by Col. E.
Z. Stickley. After the address, the Re-
giment will be formed and will march
through the principal streetsof the
town.
Dinner for the Military ands Bands
will be provided BY the Anderson
Guards, at the Graded School Building.
At2R P. M. the battalion drill will take
place on the commons in rear OF depot
buildings. at Al P. N. Dress-parade
in front OF the Court House, on Main
street.
As this is the first assembly oil the
Regiment, a pleasant time may be ex'
pected. Our citizens will make every
effort to render the visit of the compa-
sies pleasant, and we hope that all par
ties may have a general good time.
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The greatest of appitizsrs b. B B.

HAIL STORM.-A destructive hail
storm passed over the lower part Of
Rockingham and the upper part OF
Shenandoah last Saturday, The corn
of Mr.. Henry Moaett was considerably
injured.
Capt. Prices wheat was injured TO
the amount Of from three to five hun'
dred dellars.
Mr.. T.. Z. Newman was driving a
reaper when the horses became fright
eued by tue heavy fall of hail, ran of,
broke the reaper into pieces, and
throw Mr.. Newman of. The extent OF
h.s injuries are not known but they are
not supposed to be serious.
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ORGANIZATION OF A VIRGINIA
Bk1aADE.-A proposition has been
made to organize a brigade composed OF
the Ist, End and 3rd regiments OF IN
fantry. 1t is SAID that the Colonel oil
LIST regiment valves all claims to the
Office of Brigndier-General. whereupon
some newspaper correspondent suggests
the names of several distinguished,
soldiers, who would fill the Office with
honor to themselves and to their State
Unless it Is fact, fully demonstrated
that there is not sufficient military
talent in the regiment to make one
Brlgadier-General, we think it no. only
bad policy, but a very bad PRECEDENT to
90 outside OF the regiment to find OFF,
GERS and especially officers Of the highest
rank. It may be, and often is, bad
policy for a volunteer organization TO
be entirely governend by the rule Of
promotion by seniority of rank. Why
not let the field officers Of the brigade,
select their brigade commander? But
under all circumstances let him be
selected from the officers Of the brigade
Let the hOn0rs be given to those throug b
whose enterprise and activity the
brigade has been form ed. Being an
outsider, we would not make nomlna'
ton, but 1t appears to US that the
brigade would be fortunate If Col.
Bumgsrdner Of the I'd Regiment should
be selected as the Brigadier-General OF
the First Virginia Brigade. His MILF
tsry bearing, no less than his maay
Qualities as a soldier ft him Tor the
dulles of the office. There are other
officers of the brigade who, we have no
doubt, " ould fill the position with credit
to themselves and to the brigade. The
nrst brigade of Virginia troops in the
late war, won for themselves and Tor
their State, distinguished honOrs.-
Should the opportunity occur, which
we hope will never be the case, the
first virginia Brigade now about being
formed, would, we have no doubt, add
fresh luster to the reputation Of the ole
First Virginia.
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VALLEY RAILROAD EXTENSION

VALLEY RAILROAD ExTENsIoN.-
Mr.. VIM. A. Anderson, member OF
the board Of directors Of the Valley
road; Mr.. A. T. Barclay, u member OF
the board Of supervisors Of Rockbridge
county, and e. NJ. Dodd, mayor OF
Lexington, Va, in company with Mr..
Wm. Keyser, president OF the Valley
Railroad Company, IN pursuance with a
previous appointment, had an interview
with Mr.. Jno. w. Garrett, president Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, at Montebello, in reference TO the
affairs OF the Valley Railroad Com
pany. After full interchange eff view 8
Mr.. Garrett approved the plan hereto
fore adopted by the board Of directors
Of the Valley Railroad Company, look
ing to the immediate extension OF that
road from Staunton to Lexington, Va.
In conformity with the understanding
thus reached Mr.. Keyser addressed a
letter to Mr.. w. B. Il. Leech, chairman
of the board of supervisors OF Rock
bridge county, which reads as follows !:
"You nre authorized to say to the
board Of supervisors Of Rockbridge
county that at an interview with Presi-
dent Garrett, held this day, he agreed,
subject to the approval Of the board OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, to purchase $1,000 OOe oil the
bonds TO be issued BY the Valley Rail-
road Company 90 per cent, and author
ize resumption Of work at the earliest
day practicable, with the view TO the
speedy completion Of the road to Lex
ington, it having been represented TO
him that arrangements had been made
insuring the delivery ofslO5, 900 OF the
bonds due by Rockbridge county, and
the remainder of the bonds due under
its subscription by the town OF Lex
ington IS $4,000, the said bonds to be
delivered pariI passu with the progress
Of the work between Sta unton and Lex
ington, it also having been represented
to him that the authorities Of the city OF
Stanton and the county of Botetourt
had signiied their approval OF the plan
looking to the completion OF the road to
Lexington and the indefinite suspension
of the work south of that point. The
board of the Baltimore and Ohio Com
pany meets on the 18th Of July, when
this action Of President Garrett will,
without doubt, be rattle and the work
Immediately resumed under the con-
tract. l congratulate you and the clti-
zens of Rockbridgc ut the removal OF
this last obstacle in the way Of resum-
ing work and completing the road to
lexington"
The work is to be Immediately COM
menced under the contract made by the
board Of the Valley company, on April
18th, with Col. Jas. NJ. Boyd, of Mary
land, one of the most efficient and capa-
bic railroad contractors IN the country.
1t is to be pressed rapidly to completion
and it is confidently expected that the
line will be finished to Lexington and
in running order by June l, 1882, in
ample time for the centennial anniver-
sary of the Washington and Lee Uni
ve.slty which 10 to be celebrated in
that month. At this time, also, it is
hoped that Valentines recumbent
statute of Gen. Robert E. Lee will be
unveiled. Gazette.
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Nike Geary sells B. Il. 3.

A meeting OF the County School
Board will be held at the Office OF the
County Treasurer, OH
THURSDAY, JUNE BOTH, 1881.
for the purpose Of comparing the war
rants issued by each District board with
those issued by the County Superinten-
dent, as required by act Of Assembly.
JNO. II. GRABILL, T.. S. 5.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the officiating minister, ON
18Th of juno, by Rev. II. Wetzel, Mr.. W lillian A:
Dldawick aud Miss Mary Jane Wetrel' DON Oh
Shenandoah.
On the 18th Of June by Elder T. II. Taylor hr;
Charles w. Boyce to Miss Emily V. MUNICH, AL Vi
Shenandoah county.
In Cumberland, Nd, on the $50 inst. y hes'
DR.. Thral Lieut. Charles b. GateNood, otni y. o
Cav. and Miss Georgia heCuloh' OF tros''Nis'
Nd
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P. HELLER & Co. Ladies Hose Scts.
NELSON'S Mems ! Hose Sets.
Ol 81" d, Corsets 4Sc. worth 75c.
Woodstock, Va. Colicoes 5cts
Bleached Cottons Sets,
Ginghams Tets.
40 inch sheetlng Gets.
P. HELLER L Co. Silk Handkerchieis l5;.
NELSON'S and up.
0 Id stand, Ladies aud Gents Linen
Woodstock, Va. Handkerchief Sc.
White Spreads SOC.
Table Linen zoe. I'D.
D ur,A IT, Ladies and Misses Straw
NEISON;s Hats Is, Is and 20c.
ola tana. Men's straws sc. up.
Wsodstock, Va. Carpets Is, IS and 40c.
yard.
Hamburg edge /, 2 and
&c. yd. up.
uAC. Laces, laces l5c. dozen
NRiSnN's yds. up.
OIdStand. Parasols l5c. up.
Woodstock, Va. rams l., z ana ocIs' up
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Don't fail to take advantage Of the
low prlces aud supply yourself with
anything you need. Sperry j. Darby
are offering extra Inducements at
present aud no one can iall 10 be
pleased with both prices and goods.
Every one invited to examine goods
without feeling Obliged TO buy.
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IMPORTANT NoTICE.-M. Cofman
desires to Say to his friends and custo-
mers that he will be Obliged to remove
his stock of goods from his front room
in order to do some necessary repair
ing. and Tor The next twenty or thirty
DAYS offers a large ,stock, principally oil
Dry Goods at prices regardless Of cost.
Now is the time to secure bargains, re-
member this offer is only for short
time.
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Barselt & Son have just received a
large supply Of the Revised New Tesla
ments, and Companion to same. Price
of Testaments from 30 cts. to sl,25.
Price of Companion 30 cts. to rs cts
The companion is no part OF the Tesla
ment, as it only gives the reasons why
the changes were made. Testament
and Companion sold either separate oil
ia one volume. 81
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Judging from the large crowd Of pur-
chasers that constantly throng the store
room of z. Heller s. Cos. they are SELL
ing immense bargains. Call and sec
them, Nelson's old stand. depot street.
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liberal use of lime on fences. barns
and out.buildings would add much 10 the
aunearsnce OF the town. Let us try 1t
this week.
Harvest is progressing finely. The
wheat is generally Of most excellent
quality and the yield will be good
Lamps and lamp chimneys at cost
at Sperry Il Darby's.
Read p. Heller & Cos. advertisement
on I'd page.
Gen. G. S. Neem has concluded to
hold his annual sale Of sheep aud cattle
at Hagerstown on or about the 18th oil
August next.
No more dyspepsia B. B. B. kills 1t.
Episcopal Services. in the Court
House, Sunday July Bird 1881, at ii A
N. and 8 p. M.
According to astronomers summer
began Yesterday. Men who were al
work in the harvest fields agree with
the astronomers.
Flags tor sale by B. SShmitt.
AYERS Ague Cure is an infallible cure
for Fever and Ague in all its forms. The
nronrietors warrant it, aud their word
ia as GOOD as a U. S. bond. Trial proves
it.
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With the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
foilicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrOphied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for q
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Agents and Canvassers

Make from s25 10 $50 per week sell
ing goods for E. &. RIDEoTT Il Co., IL
Braclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
Aug. 18th 1y
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Crackers and cakes, Oranges and
Lemons, Peanuts and Candles all fresh
aud cheap by b. Schmltt.
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Fans and Isle thread gloves at
wholesale prices at Sperry & Darby's.
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DIED

At Mt. Jackson, on Tuesday night, 2lst inst
Mrs. Jordsu, relet Of DR.. r. Il: Jordan useu
- ths 7ld wear Of her ago. She had bssn {. con
.;sts,t member of the Methodist Church Tor
upwards Of fifty years.
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3. B. b.

Ifyou desire to get good buggy and
save money 60 to Saum i Bro, next
Monday, They will have the kind
YOU want, and they sell at the lowest
prices.
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Economy is wealth save money by
purchasing your dry goods, notions and
fancy goods OF P. Heller & Co. Nell
sons old stand depot street.
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(ltic1l:ra
Itching HumOrs, ScaIy Hum
ors, blood HumOrs speedily,
permanently and economic
caIIy cured when physicians
and all other methods fail.

Cuttcura Resoivent, the new Blood Purlner. IN
teroaiIy. CurIcURL, Medicinal Jelly, assisted by
the CuIrouRA MEDICINAL AND TOILET soAP, ex-
ternaly, have performed the most mir Mrons
cures Of Itching, Scaly ana ScroiuIous nulno1s
ever recorded in medical ANIMALS.
ECZEMA RODENT,
FIN, Drake, ESQ. agent for Harper and Broth:
e,s Detroit. Mich, gives sn astonishing account
Of his case (Eczems Rodent,, which had been treat
ed Inv consultation Of physicians without Dement,
and which speedily yielded to the Cuticura Rene
dies.
| VIII Mcdonald, 25i7 Dearborn Street, Chicago
oratefally Acknowledges cure OF SAT- kheuln on
baad meek face, arms and legs. for seventeen
800. mot able to walk except on hands and knees
yoT one wear; not able to help himself for eight
Years: tried hundreds OF remedies; doctors pro-
1ounced his case hopeless; permanently cured py
the cuticura Remedies.
RINGWORM.
Ca w 1,exa. AZ Marshall ct. Providence, R.
T cured by Cuticurs Remedies OF Mngworm
unrnor. got at the BARRIERS. which spread all over
ears neck and face, and for SIX years reslse'o AZ
kinds OF treatment.
SKIN DISEASE. e.
ga. Steele, ESQ, Chicago, ILL.,, says II win
say that before used Cuticars hemeeles l was IN
having any relief. They have performed won
derfui cure for me, and Of my own free will an
accord l recommend them"
cuticura Remedies are prepared by WEEKS
POTTER, Chemist aud Druggist, 800 washington
street, Boston, and are for sale by All Druggists:
price for CUTIoURA, Medicinal Jelly, small
boxes. 50 cts, large boxes, 81. CUTIcURA RHsor-
VENT. the nsw Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle, cUTI-
cURA MEDICINAL SHAVING soAP, 10 cents, IN pars
for barbers and large consumers, 80 cents. All
mailed free on receipto Of price. Send for Ilustrst-
cd Treaties on the skin.
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Great reductions on goods at Sperry
4 Darby's.
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The cheapest grocery and queens
ware in the county at Sperry y Darby IS.
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Go TO Sperry s. DarbY's if you want
to save money
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Cups and Saucers 25c sci al spcrry
4 Darby's.
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A most fortunate medical dlscoervy
B. B. B.
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Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
s. LOTS!
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.

Pursuant 10 decree in the Chsncsry cause Of
Miller and wife Lichliter, Trustee, &c. In the
Circuit Court Of Shenandoah County, rendered at
the April Term, 1881, will sell, as Special Com
missioner at public sale, TO the highest bidder, in
front Of the Court House, at Woodstock, Shsnan.
doah County, Va, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18Th, 1881,
the following very valuable real estate, described
in the survey thereof IS, Two lots OF land belong
ing 10 the estate Of CassandrA ID. Hickman, who
bequeathed the same to CkthariRe Hess and chas.
" Hess, situated In the town Of Woodstock; the
entire Lot is composed Of Lots, known in the
plan Of said Town Is Lots 1877 and 13s and Lot No.
laid of agreesby to said Testatrixs last viii and
Testament for the said Charles v. Hess is bounded
as follows Beginning at the East end OF the dwell
ing house and running with the East cad ). - w.
IL poles and link to stake in line OF Reuben
Millers heirs; thence, with their line 3. 81 Ia T.
poles and links to stake at the back street;
thence along said street N. "a LEA L. Ia poles to
station at the cross street thence, along said
street n. 81 IA W. s poles and Is links to the
beginning, containing Ore rood and Twenty .nve
square poles more or less. And Lot No. laid on
for the said Catharine F. Hess Ia bounded - fol-
lows: Beginning at the East snd Of the dwelling
house corner to Lot No l; thence. with hue OF
Lot No. 8. SO W. IL poles and link to stefe IN
line of Reuben Miller's heirs; thence, leaving the
line Of Lot No. and running with said Aillers
line n. 81 IA w. poles and as links to corner
post, corner to Conrad Lichlter; thence. with
his line n. SO Ia E. II poles and link to ceruer
post at the cross street. thence, along said street
& 81 IA z. poles and 10 links to the beginning,
containing Two roods and Fourteen square poles,
more or less; including the dwelling house.
These are OF the most desirable building lots In
the town. The building is large and commedious
and the location healthy and pleasant. The lots
will be sold separately Sale to commence 81 l
o'clock.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-thlrd cash In hand on day Of sale and the
residue in three equal annual payments, bonds
with approved personal security, bearing interest
from day Of sale TO be givsn for dsferrsd payments
and title retained until two deferred payments
are made, and vendors lien rstsined in Deed for
last payment.
GEO. r. CALVERT,
Trustee and Spec, Com,
Postponenaent.
The above sale has been po stponsd tn
FRIDAY, JULY 18th 1881.
GEO. r. CALVERT,
June 16-td, Trustee and Spec Com
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= Read p. Heller g. Co.'S. advertisement
on I'd page.
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For general debility take B. B. d.
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Masonic Notice.

Cassia Lodge, No. l42, F. A NJ
meets in Masonic Hall, Woodstock
the last Monday night of each month.
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Ayers
Hair Vlgor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
Its natural Vitality and Color.

A Dire sin g
which is at once
a gr e e a b | e,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored to its
criminal color.
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The finest tonic in The worle B. b. B
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DEPART SOUTH.
Passenger &45 p. m
Freight. e:s5 n. IN
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= TRrcKs.

a man was overcome BY the heat OF
the sun at Green River, afeW days ago.
BoomeraRg: We discovered Last night
that Cheyenne can boast Of some very
handsome ladies'.
Nj. j. a. Bennett. the hardware
merchant of Laramie, is on the sick
list, being seriously i'll with pleurisy.
John w. Sleeper, ESQ.,, has been Of
ferred the appointment of county and
prosecuting attorney for johnson
county.
Times: Mr.. J. E. Holiday informs
us that be will put in from fifty to sixty
acres of grain this season on his Dale
creek ranch. MI. Holiday has al
ways made a success of farming, hav-
ing never lost a crop. His ranch is
higher than the Laramie plains, and if
good crops of small grain can be raised
there we can see no reason why the
Laramie plains may not do equally well
If not better, as the soil is far superior.
a Green Hlyer letter TO Ia boomer
ang, says: Some excitement has been
caused blythe side tracking of an emil
grant car near Wilkins, about six miles
east from heTe,o n account of sickness
Of thsinmates. 1t was at first reported
shat the disease was small pox, but DR..
|Maghee informed us that it was only
chicken pox, and. no danger need be
apprehended from its spreading, as it
is not contagious. The doctor has
been very indignant at the rumors
afoat that he is in the employment of
the railroad company and that the COM
pany has contrived to conceal the true
nature of the disease. The doctor has
placarded several notices about town,
denying the reports as false, and made
for the purpose of jeopardizing his
reputation as a physician.