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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12
administrators sale.

an Wednesday the 18th inst, viii be sold
W at the late residence of Jesse Hobbs.
decreased all the peisoaal estate OF said deceas-
ed. consisting of seven likely Negroes, stock
of Cat,I" and Hogs, Two Mules. a fine yoke Of
Steers, Household and Kitchen furniture, with
various other articles too tedious to mcntion.-
Terms made k own on the day Of sale,
ELBERT DEVORE, -ddm'r.
December 8. 1859 b "A
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e., sco,t-Tbe Washinr,on Madiso

Gen. Scott-The Washington Madiso-
nian, of the 3Om ult., sayslhal on convers-
ing with members Of Congress from the
North, East, and West, it cannot resist the
conviction that the nomination Of Major
General Winfield Scott, for the Presiden-
cy and N. P. TaIlrnadse for the Vice Pres
idency. would be hailed with enthusiasm,
by the mass ofthc people in those sections
Of country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

Several States have appointed Delegates
to the Natioual Wing Convention. which
was appointed to assemble al llsrrisburs,
PENNSYLVANIA. A Wing paper says thai
these Delegates arc generally. Instructed
TO vo,e for Mr. Clay, and that he will
probably be Tie nominee of the Conven-
ton. This n,y be so, but his prospects
for tenantins the ''Whi'e House," are by
no means natteti *.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12
Executors Sale.

NN7ILLbe sold at the late residence of Pres.
w ley Bland, deceased on the 18th inst all
the personal estate of said deceased. consisting
of twenty likely negroes, one fine sulkey aud
harness. one rOad Wagon and harness, one
Cart anii yoke ofOxen. stock of Horses, Mules.
CatlIe, Hogs. Sheep. Corn g. Fodder o ats. Cot.
ton, one set of Bac ksmitl's Tools. Plantation
Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Sc.
ON credit of twelve months, Purchasers
giving nutes with two approved securities.
SIMEON CHRISTlE, r.
JOHN BLAND. AN"'
December 8, 1889 b 4i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

A short time sin e, a large meeting Of
the friends Of General Sent, was held at
Rochester, New York, at which he was
formally nominated for the Presidency. -
Some Wing papers suppose that he can
more successfully carry the State of N ="
York, than Mr.. Van Buren, o! Mr.. Clay.
Not very long since, the Latter gen ie'han
was all the rage in the Empire State, it we
believe the Wing account of his recep-
ton there. Bl alas
"They have changed all this
The .edoubtable hero "ola hundred bat
rles," General Scott, has driven the
plain farmer of Ashland, from his strong
holds in the North, aud he must beat re-
treat to the West, to rally his forces. Will
he not there be met by the cunning of the
Iiule Magician1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

The Managers of Elections for Edgcficld
District are referred to the Official Notice Of
the Charm IN. ana will therefore open no box
for Election of Ordinary un;il further orders.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

A new paper, called the "Caro'ina
Planter" will he published at Colum!'ia
early in January next. II will be edi'ed
10y Dr.. Robert w. Gibbes aud published
by A. S. Johnston. Editor of the Telescope.
We will publish the Prospectus next week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12
MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE.

, The EdSedeld Baptist Ministerial Con-
terrence will assemble a, 9 O'Clock on
thursday l9lll of the next month, De-
cember, at Edgefeld Court House. The
heV' Mr. Chlles, will preach the introduc-
Tory sermon, on the night previous
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HI YM ENEAE
=" The silken tic that binds tuo pilling hearts. {"
MARRIED.


In Abheville Village, on lbe 10Th ult.,
by Rev. Dr.. Barr, Col. John Cunningham,
of Laurens District, to Miss FIoride G..
Noble, Of AbbevilIe Village, daughter of
His ExceIlcucy, the Governor.
la Sparlanbnrs District on the I4rh ulr.
by the Rev. 5. Drunumond, Mr.. Willis
Pace to Miss Sarah Cas'Ieberry, all OF
that District.
In Greeuvile District, on The 2Gth ult.
by the Rev. Mr.. Armstrong. Rev. David
w. Seal, Of The 5. Carolina Conference. TO
Miss Caroline J. daughter of Johu J.Stoke
Esq. of that District.
On the 2lst inst. at the Limestone
Springs, by the Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, Mr..
James Jenny, to Miss Calharine Haselty,
all of Spartsuburs District.
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Female Institute.

A SCHOOL :or Young Ladies will be open.
IN. ed on the lst Monday IN January next,
near the residence of DR.. Nicholson. ON TIE
Cambridge Road seven miles above Edgefeld
Court House. The exercises olthis Institution
will be conducted by Lady from the Moth.
who has long been engaged in the important
business nf fFeaching. aud has testimonials of
high character. The course of Tuition com.
prehends the elementary and higher branches
of Education. The healthfulness aud pIeasent
retirement Of this location, combined with the
morality oflie neighborIood, present very con-
siderable inducements for its patronage. Board
can be had ut 50 per month, including wash
ing, &c.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS.
PER QUARTER.
For the elementary branches iuclud-
ing Arthnetick, Geography, En-
gsh Grammar. S625
For the higher branches, viz. History.
Natural and Moral Philosophy aud
Chemistry, DC. Sa.OO
French, and Music on the Piano and Guitar.
Extra. Payments will be required Guar criv
Dec 10, 1879 =; =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

OPENING OF CoNeREss.-The Senarc
met, organized and adjourned on Monday
without doing any business.
The House Of Representatives did not
organize, there arising. as was anticipated,
a dispute about the right of the Wing clai-
man's from New Jersey 10 their SEATS
Though this point was no, settled by the
last Information, yet it was anticipated
that lire House would refuse the applicants
their seals till the validity Of their tide be
established.
From a paragraph in the Richmond
Compiler, il appears that Mr.. Barton, the
Wing opponent of Mr.. Lucas, has publicly
renounced his intention of c0ulesling the
la1,erto Congress Mr.. Barton gives his
reasons, and offers bimself as candidate
for the next election. This disposes of QUE
of the contested seaIs.-Char. Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

On the 18th ult.J James Terry, Esq. was eject,
ed by the Legislature, Comnissionerin Equity
for EdgeGeld District.
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appointment by The Prssident.-Rober'
NJ. Charlton TO lie Attorney Of The U. 5.
for the District of Georgia. in the place OF
John E. Ward, resigned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

The Cincinnati Daily Whig, published
by f. S. Thomas, Esq. formerly editor
OF the Gazelte. in this city, was discon
tinued OH the 23d ull.-Char. Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

Georgia.--The Silk bounty law has been re
pealed in the Legislature Of Georgia. The
bank bill has been lost in the Senate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

The Ohio Statesman says, il it stated
that all the banks in Ohio. have resumed
specie payment. A noble example, lhis'
and worthy of universal imitation! What
hiuders all the banks from doing likewise!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

Mr.. McBce. of Greenvile District has beer
elected President of the South Western Raj
Road.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

The Boston Daily Adver,isersays there
will be Whis majority of2O or 30 votes
in the House of Repres .utalives of Massa-
chuseitS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

To the House of Representatives in
Michigan, 3G Wings and Is Loco Focos
have been elected. and 10 the Senate 10
WIsigs and 7 I.ocos. The Wing candidate
for Governor is elected by a majority Of
l4S5 votes.
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From the Charleston HfcrcurY.

BANKS OF SOUTH CARoLINA.-imong the
Documents accompanying the Governors Mes
sage. are the returns of the conli:on Of the
Banks. from which we make a table of two
lpndinn items
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12
NOTICE.

"A LII Persois indebted 10 the Estate Of tho
IA late Jesse Hobbs. deceased, are requested
TO make immediate payment. And all persona
having demands against said estate are request
ed to present them duly attested.
ELBERT DEyORE, Adm'r.
December 3, 1889 If AZ
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From the augusta ConSiituiionaiist
SOUTH CAROLINA BANKS.

We gave last week Il list Of th" specie
aud non specie paying banks in Georgia.
We believe the following statement is cor
rect as regards the banks in South Caro-
lima; if misiuformet. we should like to
be corrected
SPECIE PAPING.-Bauk State of South
Caroliua, aud Branches. Bank of Charles.
ton. Commercial Bank Of Columbia.-
Bunk of Camden. Merchants Bank Of
Cheraw.
SusPEyDEp.--Uninn Bank, Charleston.
Bank of South Carolina. Charl,ston.--
Planters ami Mechanics Bank, Charles.
ton. State Bank, Charleston. Sou: h
Western Railroad Eank. Chnrleslan.-
Bauk of Hamburg. Bank Of Georgetown.
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Public Notice,

YENilE Public are hereby uutifrd, that vii!
FL moi pay aN"te of hand given me by TO Eli
Clark, nnw due, for $40, as the property Tor
whi'h said note was given has proven to be
,imsound am determined not to pay the
same, unless compelled by law
BENAJAH CURRY.
Dec 10, 1899 c45
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To CorresponYents.-"I"'is is in type,
aud shall appear in orr next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12
Election Notice.

~ NHE Election for Sheriff of Edgefeld Dis
n trIci VIII take place, as heretofore adver-
used on ths serond Monday in January, but
that OF Ordinary will not take place until wrils
are issued by the Governor. '
w. ]. SIMKlNS.
- ,,oG Charm d. NJ. E. Of Edge. Dist.
he' w. ioo9 45
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R'eaV Esry Goods Store.
CEIAUNGiY C5UEsEFJsIH,.

WW7OULD respectfully Inform the citizens
Wv Of Edgctie!d District, I'll the public.
generally, that he has taken the Store lately oc.
cupicd. by John .. 3. Ford, in Hambn.g g. S C..
and where Ire is now opening general ussol l.
menl Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12

Tennessee. White has written n
letter inrna1ing Thar he will resign his
sea, in be U. s. Senale,i ifeiher positively
or implietly instructed by The Legislature
10 v 'te for ,'c suh-treasury.
Tie Hon. Fdix Gr,.-dy. ~ b. has been
elected Senator io'n tennessee. to supply the
vnct"cy oc:aslonet by the resignation O, Mr..
Foster, tWh:g.)
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Notice..

rs hereby given that aficr the first dav Of
H January next, no Letter will will he given
out Of the Post Office, unless the postage is paid.
The postage on Newspapers must be paid
Quarterly in advance.
NJ. FRAZIER. p. NJ
Dec. 3, 1890 If Al
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NO FFd'E,

a LII persons indebted tu Smith &; Fr,z;cr
IA are required to call and settle theirno,,
or orncconn's,as the cas' may he'll not serlcG by
18th OF January next: they will be left in the
hands ofan AGENTfor collection. Wv
SMITH IL FRAZIER.
Dec. ,. 1899 rs1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-12
Land for Sale

NE7 ILL be sold on the lst of January next
w at EdgriieId c. RI. the valuable Plan
tation wherenhMrs. Alice CanteIou now lives ,on
the Mdrtiniown Road, containing five hundred
acres. more or less, joining la ds of Benz Rn-
per, Charles Mckie and others. Terms made
known on the day of sale. Persons wishing to
purchase previous to the day of salc. can apply
to WM. FRAZI r.
Dec. 8, 1889 tf44
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Edgeield Dist let.
State of South Carolina.

rWIS HOLMES tolls beinre me, one es.
n 4 ,rav Horse. about lilleen and la hall hands
h;yh rnnn colonr. both hind iee' whle, star
and snip. shnd before. Il number o! scars on the
ba k supposed to he seven wears old llexs
snr;ny-anrruised 10 iifiv dollars, before me.
'p'e ri ROBERT KENNY, j. 9.
Dec. 3 1890
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.NCtioG,

A Ill persons indebted To the late Wi,linm
IA Strom. sen deceased, arr requested to
make immediate pnyinenl; and tlInsa having
any demands ngains' the fntr. vii render
their nccnuns, duy aiesed to he subscriber.
within the time prescribed br 'aw.
WIN. STROM, Jun Admir-.
Dcc9. 1889 If ij
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LOST.
TO IL REET.

M House and Lot in the Village of Edge
1VA hck!, now occupied by Gen. James Jones,
is offered for rent for tie ensuing year.
ESJ. MINIS.
December 10, 1899 If as
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Carriage Making.

s TEyHE Subscriber will!
NSo b make and renair Ca
f:t-fTz-TS riages x Wagons of eve
scsAG-s.sssS nv description in The best
possible manner and at the shortest notice All
orders thankfully received. and promptly at
tended to. EDWARD BARKER.
Hamburg Dec ], 1879 If az
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the estate of the
IA. late Joseph Griffin. are requested to make
immediate payment. anl those Having demands
will render their accounts duly altested, within
the time prescribed by law.
n. B. Indu sence is ont of the Question
r. G.. GRIFFIN, ! Adminis.
T. e. GRIFFIN, traitors.
Dec 7, 1899 d 45
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-09-10
From The L0ndOn Despatch.
THE STAR OF AMERICA

THE ST A r OF a Nj E | & "A.
There a star in tho West that shall never 60 down
Till the records of valor decay;
We honor its brllianco though It's not our own,
For liberty bursts in its ray.
Shall the name of Washington ever be heard
BY freeman, and thrill not his breast?
ls there out of bondage that halls not the word
As the Bethlehem star Of the West
"War, war to the knife be CENTRALIZED or ye die!
Was the echo that walked In the land;
But ii was not his voice that melted the cry,
Nor his madness that kindled the brand.
He raised not his arm, he defed not his foes,
While leaf of the olive remained;
Till goaded with insult, his spirit arose,
Like ong-baied lion unclaimed
He struck with firm courage the blow of the brave,
But sighed DER tho carnage that spread;
He tramped indignant the yoke of the slave,
But wept for the thousands that bed.
Though he threw back tho fetters and headed the
strife,
Till Mans charter fairly restored,
Yet he prayed for the moment when freedom and
life
Would no longer be pressd by the sword.
oh his laures pure and his patriot name
In the page OF the future shall dwell,
And be seen IN all annals, the foremost in fame,
BY the side OF Hofer and Tell
Rovlle not my song, for the wise and the good
Among Brtons have nobly confessed
That his was the glory and the blood
OF the deeply stained fields of the West.
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delicate female complaints. Besides the above it
has been found Invaluable in the diseases of in
fants, so that in tho new settlements of the Far
West, where the Inhabitants keep it constantly be-
side them, the children are brought up in good
health, without any assistance from Medical mon
To sum up the character of the Indian Purgative in
few words, it is only necessary to stao that it pos
sed by medicine, viz the power Of opening and
keeping open all the natural drains ofthe body; d
sesses every curative property that be possess
therefore, if persevered with a reasonable timo
will most eectually assist nature TO every va.
rety ofdisease.
0-PPRlNCIPAL OFFICE for the New England
States, for the sale of the above VALUABLE
PILLS, No. 1873 fremont street Boston
PRICE % CENTS PER BOX.
AGENTS for the above valuable Pills
WATERFoRD-H. CUTTING &, co. agents for
Caledonia Co.
st. Johnsbury, LUTHER JEwETT
Montpelier WIN. CLARK, General Agent for
Washington, Lamoille Orleans and Orange Cos,
ugh-Benj. Bracket ~ Co. General
Agents tor Bennington County.
SUB AGENTs--Bennngto Jonathan Haughton;
Bethel, Samuel Austin, Jr.; Brdgowater, Thomas
southgate; Burlington, A, Brainsmaid; Commons,
Samuel Events; Chester, Phineas O. Sargent; E.
Poultney, $. Mears; Dover, Hiram Baldwin; Mid.
dlebury, Geo II. Fish; Newbury, Prentiss Knights;
Post Mill, Jeremiah Wilton Proctorve, Proctor
~ Robinson; Putne6, Isaac Grout; Stowe, Albert
Comps; Waterbury, Z. Lyon 64-ly
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PPIpE. "Pride was not made for man, says
the son of Srach; and the proud in heart are an
abolnination to the Lord;' and yet what is more
common than pride and elfrighteousness among
the fallen children of Adam? So deeply are
they engraited in our corrupt natures, that
nothing short of Almighty grace can root them
up.
Ii is the great design and effect Of the blessed
gospel where even it is applied to the heart by
the spirit of Cod TO morily the cursed temper.
In that day, the haughtiness OF man, his self
will, which he sets up in opposition to the will
of God, shall DO brought down; and his self
rghteousnessby which he thought torecommend
himself to the favor of God which he made low;
md Christ and his righteousness alone shall be
exhalted.
Hath this precious promise even been fulfilled
IN thy experience, o my soul? Is the will of
God thy rule? Is the righteousness of Christ
thy hope? and is The language of thy heart and
life, Het God in all things be eXhated in me, q
by me, through Christ esus?"-Without this, .
my soul, thy profession is in vain, thy faith is
also vain, and thou art yet in thy sins!
Lord, lay my legal spirit low
And every lofty look subduo;
Bid al my heart to Jesus bow
Exalt, and love, and trust him too.
Boli0,os Falls Gazette.
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PaDETR ".
From The Knickerlocker.

TIE DEATH OF AN INF ANT
How peacefully they rest,
Cross folded there
Those tiny hands, that meier were still before,
But ever sported with his mothers hair,
Or the plain cross that on her breast she wore
Her heart no more will beat,
TO feel the touch of that soft palm;
That ever seemed new surprise,
Sending glad thoughts up to her eyes,
To bless him with their holy calm;
Sweet thoughts, that lief, her eyes as sweet
How quiet are the hands
That wove those pleasant bands
But that they do not rise and sink,
With his calm breathing, should think
That he were dropped asleep;
Alas too deep, too deep
is this his slumber
Time scarce can number
The ears ere he will wake again;
Oh may we see his eyolids open then!
lie did but float little way
Adown the stream of time,
With dreamy eyes, watching the ripples play,
And listening their fairy chime;
His slender sail
Meier felt the gale;
He did but float little way,
And putting TO the shore,
While yet twas early day.
Went calmly on his way,
To dwell with more:
mo jarring did he feel,
No grating pm his vessels keel;
A strip ofsilver sand
Mingled the waters with the land
Where he was more:
Oh stern word, never more
Full short his journey was; no dust
Of earth unto his sandals clave;
The weary weight that old men must,
He bore not to the grave;
He seemed a cherub who had lost his way,
And wandering hither; so his stay
With us was short, and twas mos. meet
That he should be no deliver in earth's clod,
Nor need to pause and cleanse his feet,
To stand before his God.
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Tea CEacPs' Semi Rn AIRY,
pEY1TOJJ7'Ey " H.


TVNHE FALL TERM OF this Instituton-in which
l. the education of Teachers, male and female,
is primary objoct-will commence .iugnSt 2lst,
and continue eleven weeks
Tho Seminary US furnished with an able 81 expert
enced Board of Insructors,--a Principal, who
instructs in the Natural Scences-a Teacher of
Ma,hematics-a Classical Teacher--a principal OF
the Female Department. with necessary Assistants
Also Instructors IN vocal and instrumental Music,
and Penmanship.
While the Trustees deeply regret the removal of
Miss ELLISON to another field of labor, they are
happy in the belief that her successor, Miss A
HALL, late Principal of the Uxbridge Female
Seminary, willfully sustain the high reputation OF
the Female De parment OF this Institution
She will be assisted by Miss ANDERSON, OF
Hartford, Conn. whose qualifications and eXpe RI
ence in teaching, commend her to public conf
dence.
Lectures may be expected nearly every day Of
the term, from the Principal, Rev. s. r.. ii ALL,
upon the History Of Education, the art Of TEACHING,
and upon other scientific and important subjects.
TUirIoN, per term, a. Music and Penmansh'p
extra.
Board, including all charges, from s so to 81 rs
per week.
uTThe Winter Term will commence Novembe
Goth. By order of the Trustees
GEO. PUNCIARD, Sec'y.
Plymouth, N. III. June %, 1889 101-i2w
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MORAL & RELIGIOUS.
.THOU GOD SEEST ME-

How striking the thought! how solemn the
reflection. At all times and in all places, the
eye Of the Lord is upon us.-None can escape
the instruction of the Almighty.
Notwithstanding, how little men, gener-
ally, affected by the solemn truth. How little
do they realize that every action, word,
and every thought even, is seen and
known by the omnipresent and omis-
cient Jehovah. The openly vile-:he profane,
the intemperant, the Sabbath breaker, appear
to have forgotten the truth, Thou God seest me;
and that they are accountable to that being who
will bring every work and every secret thing in
TO Judgement. How few, a conviction of the
existence and presence Of God, wonld dare ven
ture in course of sin. Says the Chaplain of
the Connecticut State Prison, as was passing
cell the prisoner accosted me thus:'-If l had
only known these words be fore I committed
crime, would not have been for % years ten
ant of the State Prison. what words?' said
the chaplain why. these in Gen. xvi. 10, the
words of Hagar, Thou God seest me- And
several others confessed the same, that they
could not commit crime until they had Danish
ed the thought of God from their minds.
Reader, has the truth expressed by Hagar a
practical influence upon your daily life2 If
tempted to profanity, to spend the holy Sabbath
in idleness and neglect of THE Sanctuary, to
wrong you fellow men violate the laws OF
God. remember you cannot do it and escape de-
lection; it will be known and re memhered and
brought up at the great day of reckoning. Then
at all times and under nj tempt atoms, recollec,
che solemn truth, 'Thoa God eest me.'-Baptssi
Register
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= Spring ARHd SuaEAHAcr Fashions.
JOHN III. WESTROPP

IMPROVES this opportunity returning thanks
II to the inhabitants Of Danvillc and its vicinity for
The liberal share of patronage they have given HIM
the past year If strict attention to his business
long experience practical Cutter in Boston and
New Yorlx-employng first rate workmen-doing
work with punctuality, fitness and dcspntch will
ensure continuance Of that patronage, he is conf
dent he shall receive it.
lie su remains ut the stand over A. MCMILLAN S
Store, where he has 0-5' just received, the SPRING
aud SUMMER FASHIONS for 1889 from Boston,
New York and Philadelphia
GJ7CUrrlNG done to order, and all garments made
by him warranted to fit.
Danvile, April, 1889. 9l-tf