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BAINBR1DGE GA. DECEMBER 11, 1873
T pruusHH* Evtir Thcmdat
BEV* e RUSSELL, Proprietor
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT winiyna, which cfftrt* are opposed by J orado as a State and suggests the open- wail flower, gossip with tf»6 dotr-
thc slaveholders of Cuba. j jug of a canal lor the purpose of irriga- diest mother, dance with the iBMt
dn reference to the capture of the ' tion from the eastern slope of the Rocky * "* 1 '*“ J
' irgrnius, and to the inhumane and fl-! Mountains to the Missouri River,
gai murder of fifty-three of her pas-; In conclusion he renews his recom-
ngers and crew, he says that the | nendation for general amnesty, and
Spanish gr*vernmcnt has recognired the 1 says there are a number of persona
justice of his demands, and arranged j yet laboring under disabilities; very
for the immediate delivery of the ves- small, but enough to keep up a constant
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lApplication for leave to sell land (one
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', >n d creditors, 4: land sales (1st square),
,nd each adilitionnl square, 8; sale ofper-
ihle property, per square, 2.50; ostray
L,ices sivlv days. 7; notice to perfect serv-
7 ’rulcs’nisi to foreclose mortgage, per
„ ir,. 4; rules lo estahlish lost papers, per
„'„ te ' 4; rules compelling titles, 4; rules
‘perfect service in divorce cas*%. 111.
Sales of laud, e*c. : by administrator-, ex-
enters W guardians, are required Wkw to
J ixJ on the first Tuesday in the uitaitli,
I, w*n (lie hours of 10 in the fortsuoon Wid
I. „ the afternoon, at the court liouae door
tirti oi.ntv in which the property J* situ-
,1 Notice of these sales must bwtgive-i
ins to the
2.00
1.00
10
. public gazette 40 days previous
|.» of m'.c.
\- ilnhf.ir the Stile of personal property
tie given in like manner 10 dajf’pre-
• to itie day. Jr
to the dobtors and creditors of an
„iu-l si-' Iw published 40 days.
\„tiee that application will be npidr to the
• mti.f Ordinary for Urn-ve to^st^landj SR-.
- et ho publislied tor two r •.
i$*iio«s for httere *4 hdiwlitrttation.
I (IVtittuthip, &c„ must be published. ot>
I us—for ilismhwion from administration.
■ Iwhlv feij^pe flyfttf»r4!F_ ^smissioti
' 7c, for foreclosure ot mortgages ^
i puMUhri monthly for four
uhluhlagM papers for ** u “
tkm months—for compelling tit) •
“or administratmw. where bond hue
U. the deceased, the full space ot
fiinet* months. ,
I'uMiration will always he continuedI M-
...ctinp in these, the legal requirements,
v:• .less otherwise ordered.
sel and for the surrender of the pris
oner? of the passengers and crew, and
for a salute to the flag and for proceed
ings looking to the punishment of those
who may be proved to have been guilty
of illegal acts of violence towards citi
zens of the United States, and also to
wards indemnifying those who may be
shown to be entitled to indemnity. The
correspondence on the subject bad been
conducted iu cypher and by cable, and
was therefore not in n condition to be
submitted to Congress.
The President expresses bis convic
tion that the existence of African slav
ery in Cuba is a principal cause of the
lamentable condition of the island and
does not doubt that Congress shares
his hope that it will soon be made to
disappear and that peace and prosperity
will follow its abolition.
lie suggests two constitutional amend
ments; one to authorize the President
to approve so much of any measure of
Congress as his judgement may dictate,
without approving the whole, and the
other to provide that when an extra
session of Congress is convened by Ex
ecutive proclamation, legislation shall
be confined to such subjects as the Ex.
ccutive may bring before Congress from
time to time in writing.
He’ recommends the erection at
Washington of suitable buildings for
Cabinet officers and for such officials as
now receive commutation for quarters,
thus setting an example to the States
which may induce them to erect build
ings for their Senators. •
The message goes very fully into the
financial question, and declares that the
couutry never can have permanent
prosperity until specie payments be
reached. He recommends legislation
prohibiting national banks from paying
interests on deposits, and forcing them
into resumption if only in legal notes.
He*sugge6ts the question whether bank
ing should not be made free, but secur
ing all the present safeguards to jiili
hn WPMfc>
improvement
ildiug during the past
irritation. There can be jio possible
danger to the government in restoring
them to eligibility to hold office, and
suggests the enactment of a law better
to sesure the eixjd rigtys. which
d< mi wbdwTi seeure but his
ally secured ty the enfranchised slave.
—Athuta Oenisiituiiau
e arwwoed For
i^HBn a -—
It
to
used for
days- ajvi that, 'under the name.
“CruMtuu Horridui w tfco priifti Of
the r?tr\e snake i3 ntilimHn homce-
patli^s pharmii<s£. A Arm in Liver
pool: England, having-recently im
ported a number of rattle snakes,
abstracted the venom from the live
animals in the following ingenious
maimer. The reptiles were in sep-
ara tjg $omparlmeuts of a case fitted
with-a double lid for extra security.
A lcTqg,^t(i£f, fitted with a thick india
rubber noos'o atone end, which could
lx? lq^seued or tightened by the hand
at pleasure, was inserted through
the partially opened lid, andthe op
portunity quickly seized by slipping
the "noose over tho snake’s head, the
loop Wing immediately drawn tight
by fii^aiisbl the cord attached there
to. j With a.similar contrivance the
tail.was next Castcncd, and the snake
being 1 securely held, was lifted out
of the box to the floor of the room.
A (rtcklc bottle, containing chloro-
lortUf, was then tlirust over, the'
snake’s bead, and carefully held in
Us place by keeping time with the
animal's eflbrfK to extricate itself
As tfieYejitire became stupefied the
nuotews 'giltilnslly relaxed to ena
ble the longs to have Cull play ; and.
when it appeared poudess, the snake
was laid iu a joug qarrow box made
for the purpose, with an a|>erttire
at dob- Suri. in which its head was
TWMMl-d.f IU Jliw-l ^P'lt 1 tllUll BF
cued and fixed, and tfie-pAkdir llandfs-
after drer
'' Mr. S
disappointed ol the maidenhood,'
rather than sink to this. tSittin;
the corners comprise* Ji very h ^
subject, or, rather, an-ay of subjects ... . . ■
To know how to 8it iu corners veil fr® 0 * °* * rfclwoiw tram tno otner-
and prudently requires a vast ex
perience and a steady head; so un
til you have much extended your
acquaintance aud your knowledge
of humanity, I would *recommend
you to avoid that most agreeable o£
the pleasures of ball-going. It* is
not for a novice at once to penetrate
to the inner depths of fashion’s mys-
free-Lteries, and 1 shall therefore pot off
*£, rfuj advice on this sgbject until I
come, in a future letter, _to the great
subject of flirting, which, of panne,
comprises the art of sitting in corn
ers.
‘‘which was given either before or
His wife walked nearly in
day, and he said thatii Bhe had gone eiaM^Mbefr
a st
ha<f
« bis£Mpmuyp j Thdr lfw a- IwMfa Stdclc
x - 'V»ll and
An Irishman has defined nothing , '
to be “a rootless stocking withonr p " 0Q()DSj f
and Staple Dry-Goods t
Boots and Shoes. Kats and Caps,
an elegant stocky
GEORGIA NE,W8.^
It is suggested by the Griffin Star
that Governor Smith owns a newspa
per flunky in Atlanta.
Judge Hall, of Griffin, has granted
an injunction restraining the city from
collecting taxes.
Rev. J. H. Allen has been appointed
chaplain of the State Xjjdftie—Agjrluin.
The
MilledgdKlle. was burned on Tni»s-
giving day. Loss about fifteen hun
dred dollars.
The people of Mitledgevilie, with
commendable liberality propose to offer
a series of entertainments this wintec
for the benefit of the poor.
At&fi
WesfTfront, V
at Atlanta last Tuesda'y, of his pocket
book and two bundered and fifty dol
lars.
Mr. E. M. Hambersliagi lias been
commissioned and sworn as a Justice of
the peace for the 20th District
An attempt was made on Monday
night to throw the up fns^*gar train
on the Georgia railroad from the track,
near the 149 mile post, by some fiends
who had placed iron rails at three dif
ferent, points across the line of the
road.
The last sale day in Augusta was an
active one with large offerings of real
estate, which brought good prices
A first-class, old-fashioned, reliable
) hed S’tSSBEljaKfr
Em raider is better. ‘ ‘Wliat is noth
ing?” he was asked. “Shirt yoor
exes, and yonlt see it,” said Pat.
A witness in cour|, about to be
sworn being told by the clerk tohold f 0ar M a finificent ' Lina gf Gents anti
up bis right hand, immediately held =- •* *•--*
up his lell Jiand, the cteric
“Pleas,
tinuing to hold up liis left, “I am
left handed.”
ina on the. War Eath..
ChriSTxa, ' Dec. '"4 —Tndi-
Indiani
Corpus
ans and Mexicans attacked ranches
within fifteen miles of San Diego.
the vieinity have no arms.
Doors, Blinds,
» SASH,
^Moulding*. Brackets, Stair Fixtures, Build
rs' Furnishing Hardware. Drain Pipe. Foor
iles, Wire Guards, Terra Cotta Ware, Marble
ond Slate MantfesPkee*.
“White Pine Lumber for Sale.”
Window-glass a specialty. Circulars
and price lists sent free, on application, by
P. P. TOALE,
20 Hayne and 3C Pinckney sts.,
octO-ly Charleston S. C.
The Presidents Message.
The President's message, which we
five verbatim to our readers by special
iflgTspli. consumed an hour and a
'.df iti its reading. iVc give a S P*
■ijis of its leading pointe for the hm-
• V. of those who may not have the
<[Witfeu,or time to wade through the
ne snil costly doounjent.
The message opens by reference %>
the financial crisis, thV grangers
mwemebt, and the -Virginiit* tnartor.
»hifh it sqys is in course of iegoHfcriAo
-ai^Vely To.bc amtcahly nnd honor-
.My settled, it refers to tho A'ienna
KxptritSnR, which wws creditable to the
'fl’wurtofthfc United States'; to tie
Tcwptinn vf the Western enibassodoi.-
\ r the Emperor of China; and to the
i wl of further legislation U. snppr^s
'.W infamous Ooolio trade. It reccoBi-
Brnds a commission for tbe purpose oi
niiting and determing the .amouut to
t- and ihr losses caused by the Con-
kderate privates.
It refers to the mixed commission
iwdetcrtoiag daima between Uritish
objects and American eitixehs, and
asks for an appropriation to pay the
'mount of decisions against the l nited
•fiato*. It also recommends a law cre
sting a special court ot three judges to
near and determine all claims of aliens
vninst the United States arising out
of acts committed against their persons
and property during the late revolution.
It asks the ’dicision of Congress
oa the subject of the action of the Ot
toman and Egyptian Governments, t.e-
Iteviog foreign consuls of judicial pow
ers. The President transmits the ap
plication of the republic of Santo Do-
aiago that the United States shall ex
ercise a protectorate over that republic
The message discusses at some length
the question of the right of expatria
tion, pirtidarly ns tc bitiiens of the
I nited States residing permanently
'broad with their families and suggest
legislation on the subject. It refers
’■he establishment of a republic in Spain
^ io the efforts of the new govern
Sent to abolish slavery in *11 ^°*
American ship but
year, and hopes for a continuance of it.
In regard to the problem of cheap trans
portation he refers to the Erie and Illi
nois canals, and suggests whether it
would be wise statesmanship to pledge
to the States that own these canals that
if they will enlarge them, the general
government will look after and keep m
navigable condition the great public
highways with which these canals con
nect, to wit: The Hudson river, the
St Clair flats, and the Illinois and Mis
sissippi rivers. He recommends a gov
ernment exploration of the upper Ama
zon river and its tributaries; a revision
an d codification of the tariff laws, and
the opening of more mints.
Ho endorses the recommendation ot
the Postmaster-General for the estab
lishment of p«* office savings depos.to-
, and invites the consideration of
Cot*ress to get propositions for a pos
tal telegraph. He recommends legisla-
werc preasctfwtfn forceps and the
gloved linger and thumb, while a
small gradual'd phial was held to
receive the drops as they oozed
slowly out through the poison fangs.
Twenty drops were the average
quant’tfy yielded from each snake.
The venom is of a straw Color, thick
and gummy in consistency, and de
cidedly acid in its reaction on litmus
paper. 11 fo readily soluble in glyc
erine 6r watercut ^-precipitated by
strong alcohol, the precipitate being
re-dissolved with the addition of a lit
tle water. -Its toxicological proper
ties were fully tried in a variety of
animals. Half a drop produced
death ona linnet within three min
utes after being injected under the
wing. The symtoms produced in all
cases ore very similar.—Science
Health.
ty j; swK.vtuvoP* Artff’
Drug Store) have V
JTjTfrOT 2
S TOCK of Drugs and Medicines, fWT
Taints, Oils, Perfumery, thirdcn A
Seeds, etc.,
Y
•ELL'selcctcd and in almost
do? timaiuji
N’DLESS variety, pure, genuine
strength
Boys Clothing is Unexcelled.
Call and $ec for Yourselves. A
Hearty Welcome Awaits You.
OnOCEKIKS.
Bacon. Flour.
Sugar. Coffee.
Lard. Butter,
Cheese. Rim,
Fish, Etc. Etc
Corn. Cats. Hay,*
Rope, Bagging, Ties.
Plantation Supplies.
STE1NINGER & ENGEL.
Ra R. Ra
RADWArS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAIRS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
•ftrr ron Inir thU advertIwment need any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
KADWAVS nii.VDV RELIEF IS A CERE FOR
EVERY PAIR.
4 IfzeaMheUpland Is
Only r’al:* Ilemedy
t v oiip.ihf mi*t ^xcmrlatiiw phiii*. »Uhtn
curc^ Coni:e»itu»Hik whether ot th«
mn.’H. Ib wels, pr other flanda t»r orgau.-, bjr
•n
Os anti aftar ^Sunday,
Patsonger trates on this
Aidlows-:
Usva^avaariAh daily at -
SSSi&S&rvH
Arrira at Albany -
-
l.esvo Live Oak »
Arrive at Savannah
Igf" Connect at Idea Oak
on J.. P. A M. Railroad for and
sonvUfe. Tallahaaaee, -ale, . %1
No change of caw between SarauMk. jft# ;, s
Albany. wmaMi
<Tood entiTfeeffAl
Sonlhwc-ifern Railroad.
t'losc conuectiou at Lawton for
Florida with Western Division
train. " ’
Sleeping car run* through to
.•UX'OMMUtP.VriON TRAIN. . I
WKSTKaH PIVISKIX. ^
Leave I.awton, Sundays excepted at 7:25 aja.
Arrive at Valdosta, •• 9:8.4 am
MMm'I
2:40 p m. „
Arrivoat Quitman,
Arrive at Tlionmsvillc,
0:60 p i
&16 a «r
2*40 p * ,i
4:15 p ■
6:88 p ■
&06 p m
Tli<
that f»>-•
IIItl Alit ll'
liimyA. *»
one api'l
IS RIOM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTED.
“ Utah M .fco.to
considers as pro
to run in opposition to Bard, and rink
money for its owners.
Owin' 1, to the bad quality of the av
erage Albany whiskey, the temperance
cause is ga ini tig ground.
No trace of Juniper Hall, of Thomas
county, has yet been found. The ne
grocs accused of his murder are still
locked up.
The Ilawkinsville Dispatch says t e
best quality of Georgia raised syrup is
selling in that' market St from'forty
fifty-five cents per galbn, by the bar-
rel .
Now that the Augusta Clironiele has
proposed that every Georgia
Wrwlv bn that taulhft**e<* <rf-Ne|
Orleans excursion it is rumored that
the list of visiting ink-slingers has be
come frightfully depleted.
w t
E
strength B
R emarkable in quality; ttt
-
pure Liquors
y and Brandy on- IJA
•pVERYTIUSa in our line of busi-
ness
FADED by the people in town
[Don’t forget the place. The TJ
AT i;, T y Deco Store,]
ENTRY can be obtained lieie,
^R by special or<ler through us.
JUfKITMATin. nit! ri ulon. In firm. Crippled.
Mcuralgic. wr proairuted with di^aac may Buffer,
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF
WILT, AFPOSDINSTAHT EASB.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
■ INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADnER.
INFLAMMATION OF THE ROWELS.
" CONUESriON OFTHE CCXOa.
SORE THROAT. Dim® H«r
k hysterics, croup. wmjtMA. B influenza.
HEADACHE. TOOTHACHE.^^^ bij^uMATISM.
COLD CHILLS, AO UB CUU-Ui.
The appllcatic * **"
1 ot'ihn "Ready Relle^to th# part or
■vkTONK otlinr than
JJlJ will besold—
G in. wui.
'mixed.
Twenty uropa it* nan a ihhh'ivi "
Biomenti.cure CRAMP*. BPAfflW, BOOR STOMACH.
HKaRTBURH, SICK HF.ADACHE, JMXkRHOBA.
DYRBSTF.RT. COLIC, WIND IN TUB BOWELH.
and all TNTKRNAL PAINS.
Travelers »huuld alwavs carry ft bottle or Had*
.nnim wHVlrumf w n ftr
LIEF. Floy centr pi r bottle.
Arrive at Albany,
Leave Albany,*
Leavp Thoinasvillc,
lA'twe Quitman,
Leave Valdosta.
Arrive ut*Lu«ton,
Conn nect at Albany with night train* «A
Southwestern railroh.l, leaving Albany Sun
day, Tuesday, and Thursday and nnivin
ut Albany Monday, .Wednesday one
lay.
Mail Steamer leaves Rainhridg*
TTiurasday ^nt 8:00 a ni. for Apalachiaola.
II. S. HAINES, Gen'| Supt.
Mbtox
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
■Btam
I)R. TUTTS TILLS
(iicroase (he powers of digestion, and exrit*
the nhsnrliorit* to action; whereby all import- 1
lieu iit'1 he system are curried olf. The oM ?
stereotyped opinion that calomel must be u*ed
to “carry off the Idle;’* has given away hn»
fore the light of science. The v«getaU*hi*f»‘l
dom furnishes a remedy, free from all dele- .
tcrious effects.
They net. as kindly on the tender infont,
the most slelicatq female, and infirm aid age,
•iUHin lit? liil'U'. 'I —
of
for sale.
My Plantation, 11 wc * 1 of c ’ liT,br " T : ' P
conlaining
DR« RADWAY’S
. Sarsajarlan Resolvent
the creat blood purifier.
HAS MAT* THE VOFT K
O^IUkLBUi BAPID ARt.1 lS y L t*ENrfc
52%I3 B »Clf’58«»® JiEUICINK,
THAT
$3-" Sold by all druggists.
DR TCTTS IMPROVED HAIR DTK I
This elegant preparation Is warranted the
<>est ill the world. It* effect is instnneoua;
if imparts no ridiculous tints; it will remedy
tbe bed effects of inferior dyes; is perfectly
intrudes*; it contains no sugar of lead; ithn*
no unpleasant odor; it impart* a natural
glossy color.
- Price Os*Domab X BotTtE- ■ r
jfiy Sold by all dntggiat*.
500 Acres of Land,
Every Day an Intrease ii flufli
Hi WMt is Seen asi felt.
and other Flaidfl »nd with new and
life, for ItreMtratbft gyphill% Consumption-
x dP‘TUTT.9
SARSAPAR!LL
POEENSDh^
larpof (be system,
Uia Ran.. »» d
ruptcy law wbicb be
ductivc of more evil than g°°d * .
totally «B»kd it Aooiabe
bankruptcy
repealed. % ^
He calls attention to the immense . P
cre-rate of claims against the govern
ment. many of them growing out of be
,™ and not . let. of them fobnetod
„d soppottod by f.U. -“‘T"*
rotommond. th« pe«m. h«™f
b«™mrtd to proscot thom tt.o o.tls
period «od th„t th. P«««d !
of witnesses be reqottod by t 0
oJlmU-.o-totUlfot-.f S-s
IbtO- , _<■ pufilic Works.
and speaks ot 0 f the
. f Congress in defraying -»
poX oftb. OOP— M «•
th, ^blishment there of a .
^ilT^ommends the passage of «
A Word to Young Bail-Goer3-
The London Society gives the fol
lowing hint* to tender youths just
entering into the gay round of ball
room festivities:
"Be very careful not to.pull down
your shirt sleeves, or up your collar,
or in fact, to do anything to your
costume as yoa enter the ball-room.
It implies nervousness or uneasiness
with vourself to do so; and vonr one
great endeavor in all society should
be to appear perfectly at ease, am
satisfied, without vanity or coxeomb-
rv with vour dress and appearance.
I>; not stand idle: but do not dance
overmuch. The one implies a small
number of friends; the other wastes
valuable time and prevents your keep
Iu. that constant lookout all around
you that is essential to success,
in
Be
^ QiuvOlij. v/
A paper mill—a fight between ri
val journals. >
A Boston dry goods dealer adver- j
tises “financial crash towels.”
Some people have their thinking
like their washing, done out. .
A bookseller advertises “calf poets
two dollars and fifty cents each.
Before slates were used people
multiplied on the face of the earth.
Athens, Ga., has a paper named
Cat, with the motto “I can scratch.
The Vermont, III-, Chronicle an
nounces that it will “exchange a Jew |
tender-lines for spare ribs or sausage. I
A California paper says: “Lorn
—A son a regular fifteen pounder,
to the wife of Elder Manheim, the
eloquent expounder.
“Please don't shoot the cows, is
a sign on a farmers fence near Chi-
of which 150 acreage cleXrt'l
ings, Gin House and Screw. • • M
Kvprvlhiae on the nl*oe Will be * >L j ihu wont, jg«r«.tla» Hlu um. KrywiBetaa
^ t 1 wiU sell Cheap. Now Tumor*.Can-
lt ,f desired. lw.H^ |
t,n,e T. J. DESNA RS- :
Aug- 7, 1873 3m
! Wi
i
SPORTSMEN 1
Buy Yoor*fS+VUSK and Fish
ing Tackle from
WATTS 11 S».
Ail kinds of HARDWARE at
WATTS GUN STORE I
: sSwSSs;'
r I cdbyfoej^rtM
90
this
111 UU uuce r~»—-
Bf^n.nn rlBfl
1 th* food dig eating
only positive cure for
ATTENTI ON
DR. TUTT .8 EXYRACTOF8AJtSAP*UO
l_\ AND qLiEEN'i# DELIGHT whi*/to*t
of the curative element* lmpmntad hy
the Great 1’liyaiciaW'lh the* hyg*an ‘
tally developed and coneenlrai*tf, in
for and wide by nie effect* It I
The importunmte prey ef 8 ^ _
lx*iy wa* once houey-combeti Iff jiff*
di*ea*e testilie* to it*yalue; tha^“
patient who liaa eiu-t aside hi*
knowledge* it* benefit* with f
victim of Syphilitic taint apd
son rwdtind* iw praise; and the <
unnumbered ulcere of every type, beR’tff
path a tongue, would bear witaeaftp. ,
ficicncy. ~
* Lo-s of Appetite, Indigestion^
(foHfMrn, Female Irregnlafltfo*;
Sellow f ouiplexion. Brut '
in the Skin, White Swell
charges from the Bear*, Senldl
in the h oinb, .jnght Sweat#,
sions, Rheumatism, *11 proceed, fo*» to*
same cause, vit.
IMPURE BLOOD AND tSUfCALTHT
CRKTIONS.
Ue and Pocket Cntl- ry.
ivafi Saaaros at
rs? 9
ss
c4iwtJ
r&ei
Tumor of 12 Years’
Cured by Iladuay’s Resolvent.
IdSTraoway^
For those and kindred diiuM *
has dawned upon the world haring■ a*f MB
object the relief iffjsufijriitg humanity,
Dr.
and ftueen’fi Delight,
on entirely vegetable eoiapound. ia_lm if**?'
I crathin pccitlmfo entering hat* IIIMton
| thii“ mining m contact - _ , ,
l cause of disease, and dmpta^tf M
■niroduced to"all kaowahle people j cag0 , intended for cf.v J«*
is no neccessity to ad- | «J 0 2 „ „ u t a«er prninn ebtekena
vertigo to bystanders that you did
before. Never talk
much to a woman you have only ji^t
made the acquaintance ot nor eap
erlv. She may be allowed to sup-
D0 ^ e vou wished to suppose yon
wiehed to know her, bnt Mt ““
her acquaintance is & n 7 P
acquisition to yon. ^ boTeall ^ l . a f 0
my dear boy, I entrust you not to
tandin the doorways
not to
cor herd
A Rhode Island jury were five
days debating on a hog case involv
ing seven dollars, and then recom
mended both men to the mercy of the
moai FcVer. ^ __
secretions by e.rtendlng'Ha
cry part of the body, wad
M-.iction whereby health
reaction
disease.
Nervoud^p-*"^. t Under the i
, iciiif the eyegfown
<g aw IgbVTMt - ion cl(5ir an ,J r
Pock Marks, Iff-
court. ' t
A Missouri clergyman's fees for
man-ving fourteen couples amounted
ro"fittypounds of dried apples and a
due bill for eighteen bushels of buck
wheat.
A Perkin. ID, coroner's jury ren-
he best stock oflTrin.
ned TiyWABE yon will find at !
WATT’S, SIGN OF BIG GUN 5 j
A splendid aasoitan-r.t of
The Pest 'j||£
; At WATT 6. ! oSdniga Cf ' n A T^ TILLS »Bfw
GUN AND LOCKSMITHING, j 1^ « —• - VL-Tf U -fV q
rv " ITS BBAScitKs, , i^gffafe'ggBkfei
Tomp-Uy and aafirihrfridy executed by,
WATT- one Thousarfd Printed Note
I-u r.fv
l JSaurnS* r - toor
wa , frM the rys- l "ri U-ughne** of
,v, e on lire organixtlMMi ft*— -—
health. It gtoefi tWMtoth*Wiy.*wdI
per l
) s«M bv Drttggisfo \
tl '^ r .trvv..H.TVTtg. »..T« *
20 Plfttt He* T«ki. f
st ana iu ^ *
with other men upon the * g j rtcred a verdict that a man, whose
It is simpU n&xcrtuang i bodr wa3 found in the river, came
failure. Tie yourself to the veriest -
Special Notice.
All wo* not paid for in Siv
date of execation, will be ccud at
er’s risk, for expense* by
WATT.
Oct. 9. 1373
j Heads for S8.
1000 Postal Cards printed at
his Office for S5 *, 500 for S3
100 for S2. Tumble in your
Qfders.
ifirnst.
McGILL i (
A1
Rainbridg*, C(t #
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