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H0YT Il cos OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE.
LOrTERIrs ron prcEMnrR

LUT'TEKItS FOR DECEMDER
Va. Leesburg Lottery. Glass R, be drawn
Der lOh'apiial s3529t list so OF 1000
eecnte Of package Tickets In the above vii.
be sent for sl30-shares In proportion.
OF S25,OOO for I7th December. Tickets SIS
Va. honoDgalin LOTTERY. Glass q. % be drawn DE
eemier si,-Capa 100000, 10000, 9-I0o Of 1000 &c
Tickets $40.
be for $3.50.
Na. Lcesburg Lottery, Glass y, he drawn
3s-CaPitais $4,000 1880 10000 20 Of $50
sc. Tickets $40
certificate Of package &c Whole thu above viii
be sent for sl30-shans in proportion.
hofT co always have hand Tickets adve
ii-ed by g. Gregory Co. and
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ADMINISTER ATOR,S sale.

SHALL sell to the highest bidder Waeron the at- r.S,,pe
II Of Nelson w Hail. about o miles above Rhrnond -, ,h
seh day Of hs month December II fair the ne fair day
thereafter all OF the household and Furniture sne Rooks
farming Tools and Utensils OF Cau Hogs ard
Horses Also all the crops Of Foer shucks Nav and
Straw. belonging 90 said
TemsFor all OF twenty dollars under cash will be re-
CURED that credit Of VIII given ON the
purchaser giving bond and approved security.
ON the day affair rent out for the ensuing
the Farms the negroes belonging 10 sid
estate Among the servants field
hands &c e,-Sale TO commence at II O'Clock A.. NJ
Y. JONES
de dn'r q Ham ar.d
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
LOTTERIES no DE DRAWN sOoN

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON
Wa. Monongniia, extra, Class No. SO, to be re-
eeved on Thursday night Prizes-sIsOO0 2iep
10 Of 1000 40 Of 300 &c Nos and Is drawn
Va Iccsburg. Glass. No. II. to bee drawn On Friday
at 81 O'Clock p NJ in the Exchange Pnzes-slOOOO 24O4
1000 OF 300 Of 200, Of 1870, 20
IL drawn. Tickets 81
Va Monongaiin, Class 2. To be drawn Alexandria.
Dec - Prize--S30O00, 10000 5000.
1000, &c &c IS Nos. and IL drawn. Tickets So
Va Lee.burg. Glass No 8, To be drawn Alexandra.
Dec 3lst PrizesS30OOO. 1880. 1000
1000 1878 1900. 1900. Of 1850,
IS Nos and IL drawn. Tickets $40.
NBAn orders confidential attended with prompness
for Packages for a single Ticket.
lcJ-shares in al the above IN proporion-for sale by
CHARLES VoP1u
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Aurtion Gales.
THIS DAY.
ny uu.icp, uoaeur~ A 90.
DRY COODs Ar II,,-rioV


DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
I'm tut RsDAS the 9Th instant commencing y oeloek win
," so Al a-nr,n.nt %
py Goods suited TO thu present aud approaching
ing Of
SUPER LONDON blue. black and fancy Chah-
Do fancy eoour.d ribbed Casmerrs
do. black and blue pain do
Drab. blue AMI mixed
Pilot Cloths. Beaver C1uhy
New style English and American Pnns-
Kentucky Jeans Tweed Ca--n,er,.
kerseys, Pad and Red Liu-ey.
Superfne white. red and scarlet Flannel.
Ticking~ "a Apron Checks. -nperdB.
"a and . beached Shirtng- AMI st..fins,
- and - brown do do
Super Cambricks and Jacones
French worked MuSiins
Buck Gloves Suspenders &c sc
ALSO,
90 pieces So Buraps bagging
100 ready made
TsRss-t'Dser 500 4 nonth. rrsi, In,
proved paper. d. NJ A co Anc,.
ADDITIONAL.
WIZ be added to the above reserve for
cash 20 packages Dry Goods received
'ing in part Of white red tw-d plain FI,nne
"nghan- Apron and Furniture Washington Plains an
worsied ker- Kentucky Twl- assorted Cas-msres
assorted Prints wor-,ed ssvl Db
FITTING Buck Gloves assorted
Nor-trd shaws Dufel Whitney Blanl.t.
Twilled, Point and hackanaw Blankets &C. &C.
DUNLOP. MoSCURE 4 CO
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by InIoc- a Brothcr.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.

AT AUCTION, MONDAY the 18th instant.
WIN be sohi on Monday the 18th O'Clock
r. NJ the premises flag designate the spu valuable
vol OF 'rouni fronting 90 feet on End street eadng
House, and running back feet.
Also one half Lot 81 Peter title to the pro,
perry Is believed IN be indsputable. sale positive.
TKRSs-One half cash the Of mos will b..
given for approved paper
de
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lotteries.
JAMES PHALEN Il co, MANAGERS
KICHAOND, VIRGINIA..

RICHAoND, VIRGINIA.
Drawing 81 the School Fund Lottery sIO-Drawn III Dec
- G1 = o 10 - - ~ 81 "a.
Tickets . ?. &c susH pSAc Of $500 snl pad by
BIGGER.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR THE MONTH or DECEMBER
Grnnd Consolidated LOTTERY. No. ~. drawing ~
eeiN-i Friday evening December Dii-tlpra-
1000 1000 stsi - Of 1000 nj 100
&c. 80 NoS-ii drawn Halh,-. whols Tickets 81
Spi..a.d As->.
school Fund Lottery, No. 2i6 drawing Monday
evening ll-cenier i.t-taptls. $4,000
1000 1910, 10 Of 1000, Of Of
Nos-li drawn iiaiDt-. Whole Tickrs
JJ-Packagcs OF Whole Tickets nd
saes IN the usual variety OF fortunate print
I'd schemes our management gratis s.n
TO those who may desire them
ordeFs meet the prompt attention. capital prizes paid
as usual with ~ at sight. TIIOS q. BIGGER,
M,n,g.t.
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LAW NOTICE.

DIN u. COOKE mo. q. srEGER of Rielunond have
- formed professional Nion.
They will practice together Of Appea- the Federal
Courts and thu Count Of Chaneery n Richmond
joins o. SrEaER practice separately ON the Common NY
SIDE OF the Circuit Superior the Couu of
hu'ine a~ IN tile superior and inferior
in the superior Couu O Amelia.
JOINS r. CooKE will practice separately n heretofore in the
Western Court of Appeals, at Iewisburg.
nacnn
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.

Prizes! PrizcsH Prizes!!!
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery. Class No. 96:
- 20 % 56 20 2. II Is II 90 - -.
Ticket Nos 90 - -, prize $4,000. paid on
presentation, 10y the AnPrize Seller STRATTON.
Drawing OF MonOngala Lottery, No. ;. Extra:
"a 81 - IL % > - 65 81 &c o. Is.
NonongaIia Lottery. No. J2. extra. Drawing re
crIved 10y Thursday Evenings Mail Prize Of $4,000
5000 2l59, 10 OF 1000 7s drawn. Tickets
Leesburg Lottery, NO. IL. draws Friday 1t O'Clock
r. NJ Prize Of $4,000 2+0I, OF 1000, &c CO Nos-l2
drawn ballots Tickets 81.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. No. IS, extra
Drawing received by Saturday Evenings Mail
600, each Of 5000, 2Oss, 10 2OOO &C
Tickets (neit) S.
Leesburg Lottery. Glass R. for Monday Morning I
Prize az s35994 Ii64 5000 5000 5000
&c Tickets - IL
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Auftion 9alcs.
FUTURE DAYS.
Hy Dunlop. Moncurc a 90.

III Dunlop. uoneurc a 90.
5oo focknges shoes and Roots, mt auction.
On TUESDAY the 18th 10 O'Clock b.
90" oe" 200 packages SHOES AMI Boot recently received
Manufactures comprising general
e1nsisiing in part of
ladies AMI Misses Shoes nj
Gen'i'nen AMI Youths Boots Shoes Pumps slipper.
WoiDens Shoes and Boots
Mems and Boys Shoes BroganS Water Boots ana City
made Brogues
Ia" above embracing variety Of Shoes and
ALSO.
100 caes Fur and Sin broadbrinrs flShonai
Far s'aet and Seal Car~ OF siDls qualities
Tenn-Iiier sOO cish over 100 months crrd, for s-
proved negotiable taper
ADDITIONAL.
VIII he AIDED 10 the above sale
20 Sid.s henock lime turned Sole Leather
l50 do Leather
40 do heavy russell and Brogue Leather
doz Calf skins
doz heavy Kip Leather
doz pink yellow and Innings and bindings
10 sides skirtng. Harness and Bride Leather.
DUNLOP MONCURE A.
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BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE. ,
TUESDAY, Dec. 8, 2P.N. I
THE MARKET

TUESDAY, Dec. b, P. NJ. \
THE MARKET
At auction to-day the cargo OF the brig Edinbure-
81 hhds +. X. Sugar 6.55a6.s0
DO Moasses l7al7i
Also, 10 hhds. p. X. Sugar 545a6 so
As boxes brown Cuba Sugar, damaged $40
100 bags Rio Coffee 7os
The cargo OF Spanish Larque-
SOP or. boxes Bunch Raisins 56a571
100 Inf. gla95
200O s5,l 5-1
l6l Bloom 40
30 trails soft shell Almonds l2al2I
3OO boxes Lemons 2.60a2. 80
FLOuR-NOthng doing in Howard Street Flour today
the stock is light and the demand rather nactve sales
were made of good standard brands yesterday from stores
at 81 % which shows decline our former quotations
Holders are asking 81 311, but find purchasers We
have no transactions TO note in City Mills. Holders are
asking 81 35I-stock not heavy There is no S,soue
hanna Flour Of any account in Market.
GRAIN.A slight decline has taken place i'm the pricc
OF Wheat owing the change in the OOa
bushels Maryland reds disposed of yesterday at prices
ranging from 50 10 92c for good 10 prime-we therefore
quote these qualities at S5al2c. and inferior 50a75c 4
sale OF Maryland white made yesterday 95 cts We
quote Maryland white Corn 42aI3c. and yellow do 4ia45c
No transactions IN Rye. Oats 2jc. No Pennsylvania
grain of any description in market.
PRONISlONS-There have been no transactions in
this market and give former quotations. viz old Mess
Fork rs held at 50 % So 30; No 81 Prime at S6
% Sc So new Baltimore packed Mess Beefat 81 so;
No at s. 80; Prime 81 %; Western assorted Bacon
at 55l6ct de and Shoulders Ja5 cts and Hams a9
cts. The last sale OF No Lard AT g.: Butter goes
of slowly prices within the range Of former quotations
viz: Glades No. at l25al5 cents No. 9al25 cents
and No. 3 nj Gas cents.
CATTLE-Thcre were 500 head of Beef cattle offered
at the scales yesterday. greater portion of which were
taken by city butchers and spectators, varying
from 81 80 20 - 80 the hoOi, equal 50 30 ne per
100 lbs The sales indicate a slight advance in prices
WHlSkEH.-This article is scarce and in demand
We hhds 23c and bbs at which prices sales
have taken place.
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NEW YORK MARKET. DEC. 5.9PM

NEW YORK MARKET, Dec 5,2P.M
There has been little business to-day; the weather
bad There arc no buyers OF Flour and price
main nomnaly a. before.
Tue sales of Cotton small say 300 bales.
EXcH,NeE--Boson par a I; Philadelphia par a /; Bati.
more par !; Washington ID. c. dis; Richmond ia (.
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NOTICE.

rary on Thursday evening INC writer of this notice
~ through mistake exchanged his CLOAK gentleman
who get his BY calling this Office and Navnghc he
IN u place. dc 81
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By williams q HAxaII.

HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant al half past O'Clock p
VI VIII be- so at public auction AZ privately that
nne the recently finished story dwelling house on l.
between I'd and I'd with eight well finished
rooms onck kitchen and coal feet on l.
street running hack $50 feet and directly opposite
of Daniel Tmeheart Esq
Terms slLE-oneihri cash and the balance Al and 10
months de WILLIAMS 4 HANALI. Aucts
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NLoEs & BROTHER. Aue,..
Nv R. IL. Hickinsnn.

LIKELY MULATTO WOMAN AND CHILD
THIS MORNING, IL o'clock in front Of my Of
nee very likely Mulao Woman years old with her child
She Is a good Chanibemaid and Seamstress.
dec = r. II. DICKINSON Auet.
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virtue of decree of the County Court of
- Chesterfield pronounced October Isis the subscriber
VIII oner tor sale at auction the
eHoer next at O'Clock parcel of Land containing and
los square pos with comfortable lying about
han mile above the town of Manchester Mr.
fdrnck Clarke decd and Others belonging Nil
Ton taIke decd being the place which he
his death.
A at the same time and place parcel OF Land belonging
the same estate ying the Westham road
te lot above mentioned adjoining n Rho-s and
Others supposed 10 contain thirty any buildings
thereon.
IkkMSone third cash; the residue
insianenis bonds with good security the title
/ tanned until tie purchase money fully paid.
ls-chd3t FIOt-RNoV
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TWO NEGROES.

THIS MORNING, at IL o'clock in FROM lyn
-od likely Negro BOY, years one gir H. accustomed
To the house-neiher soA for any fault.
de : r. ". DICKINSON. Aucts.
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Valuable Property for snIe.-By virtue Of a Deed Of
Trust executed by the ShocNr Manufacturing
Cts Of Richmond 10 John Myers and
l1th day of May, 1894 and admitted
August tn purposes specified
viving trustee. shall wednesday the 2lst
eente AT the hour Of - O'Clock premises proceed
NJ public auction 10 the highest bidder for property
Veye IN said deed AMI which the Lot Buildings
AMI occupied by the aid Sock Manufacturing Company.
The b situated In the
street. and Richmond Dock This property
and destined vcry valuable The ToIbous ho
resFe thu and who conducting operations
Of The Company win take pleasure showing such may
wish 10 purchase sAMi- sUBG.ETr.
DE- b-tds Surviving Trustee.
LNNMILY RESIDENCE FOR RENT-A desirable family rest
dcncc situated AZ the and streets recently
occupied by Jacob Han ESQ., and opposite dwelling J.
Cump fsq. The house commodinus and good
Ioa good tenant the viii b. moderate.
ate De NLOES BROrIIER.
SUGARS, COFFEE. MOLAssEs. &c
- rs hhds Porto Rico Sugars
50 halfboxes Woolseys double refined Loaf
100 bags i.aruyra Coffee
us DO ~. Domngodo
Is 10 OH jaws do
rs hores Sperm Candies
20 bids Porto Rico Molssses for sale BY
De- WILLIAMS HAxl,LL.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SEMINARY,
IN MANCHESTER.


IENtIE subscriber, having made an arrangement
- 90 his residence Manchester proposes to open
School IN That place the Monday January next Feeling
lively Interest m the moral and mental DEVELOPMENTS the Young
h. takes pleasure IN aiding and directing studies and desires to
devote ms close attention their improvements order To secure
the younger thc advantages II which favorable ar
anFencnt they arr too APT 20 b. deprived where
diversity Of age h. preserves such system Of classification
aFe or progress A. greatly facilitates their Improvement
rails TO elicit worthy emulation Having had cSpe
Renee ~ teaching. AMI received liberal patronage
Gloucester Academy and ~ Richmond BE-
IN Offering his services % The Manchester vicinity
The couf~c Of instruction embraces the English branches
GLIDING Arithmetic Natural Philosophy and
sy with particular attention photography pronunca
tom and Grammatical cousulcuon.-rtc Latin language hy
careful tmnsluou Of The classical Authors eSercss
~ syniaS Tho New Testament with critical CON,
Iason oi tir English an The branches Of Mae
naiies Eelfs Encnts Surveying Trgonometry dirent
pursuit and accomplishment of this prepare student
euef Tor college business
choicc connected with This hu separate apartments
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS unicr direction compecnt Teach,
En- 10 which e Subscriber give ms attention and
lance during the hour thu course
q instruction b. similar may he tuari in The
family ~ low and every their
eomfou and Improvement Tcms-S5 So or $40 per quarter
according to ih BRANCHES the wing
of the subscribers residence Mayo's Bndgc
ALBERT G. STUBS.
Richmond, Nov. s6-ditScSdru
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WANTED TO HIRE.

kI'ok the ensuing year, by an Officer residing
at Fort Monroe Virginia Man Servant,
IN the house He must be- honest. capable,
mencd For such one most liberal will be- given
further particulars apply To Maj e. H. Smith Norfolk
i'lfcr, NJ ron Monroe de s-3iaw2w
VALUABLE SERVANTS. Ar PRIVATE s-,LE-For sale
privately To remain IN the valuable
OIL who Is good house and a Negro Woman
eopi house one with her two children hoys
and years old. Apply
d" e-u u. ". DICKINSON.
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MERCER PoTAToEs-IOo Dbl. landing for ale
41 de- DAVENPORT \ ALLEN
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by Davenport 81 Alien.
SALE OF CHOICE LIQUORS.

On MONDAY Dec ocIocs viii BE- .ol At our ,uc
ton store the balance Of Choice Liquors conveyed
by Mr. Abbott by deed of trust Amongsi which
pipe prime H. Gin
hid Oh Granade
half pipes OH Wine
500 gallons superior Madeira
, pipes Pale Sherry do
demiJOhns do ~Pomar"
90 do bottles Mendabel
30 baskets Champagne favounie brands
100 cases Caret
> dozen East India Madeira
I cask Mahn.ey
= half pipes COgnae Brandy
> bbls Old Wlu-key
20 quarter pipes Sicily Madeira. ~Cannta"
ALSO,
Is Stand Casks. &c. IL.
TERMs-Unier 500 for 900 over 4 monihs-for
approved paper.
DAVFNpoRT A. ALIEN
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lCH new STYLE MOUsIN de LAINEs comprising handson
darn shades Of plain all wool Paris Mousn De LANES
splendid Cashmere striped and printed do newest styles and
richest eolors together with handsome NJ Of low priced printed
houslns from i5c 10 37i per yard. SAX az
no - CROUCH. BROOKS A. ItDaONS.
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DISSOLUTION.

'HNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
- the subscribers the business turing Tobacco
under the name OF DAVID NJ BRANCH day dissolved
mutual consent j. ALLEN authorized affairs OF
uic partnership d. VI. BRANCH
de I nIrN
4 the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
n trct of Virginia 9th December. oVERToN A. MOSBY
oi the nm of ID Anderson Jr. 60. individual capaciy
OF the city Of Richmond having filed petition praying may
be declarcda Bankrupt II persons claiming
creditors OF the said Oveuon A. Moby
the nth day OF January why be not
decarcda Bankrupt pursuant Congress in that behalf
ai that copy of this order be- published newspapers
the 22d and IT Court
ACopy-Tcsie.
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NRATE CoAIFor by subscriber at III. ,ar Of the
- Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road Company MIDLOTHI
An AMI GREEN Goals suitable for having
been screened and slated and thu pains n the Pins
10 exclude al hard substances which Objectionable to the
consumer TTOS J. VI. NANCE.
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NEGROES FOR SALE,

M I'LL be sod at the Bowling Green the instant
ing Caroline Court day about likely young negroes 10
satisfy executions wOODsON WRIGHT. u. =
de 6-cfds
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

'E'HE subscribers Will offer for sale, privately
u until the 18th day OF JANUARY next that large and com
mous brick building situated Duyars city Of
Richmond and # disposed OF before dny IL will then
be offered public sale premises f fair n
not on The neat fair day tereae) The dwelling contains
TWO large rooms and passage the first and three
on each 81 the floors above and four
also on the premises good brick kitchen and house
Of a. hne water be found city gar
den which contains ground enclosed For ten,
&c which viii be accommodating apply 10
tItc A pt r-,-r
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A Cal d.

IMMATURE PAINTING
M RS. GUILLET, who is well known as n
4 Miniature Painter having Richmond offers her
services TO those who kcncsscs themselves
me invites ladies' and gentlemen call and specimens
sUe't hei' Hoft 10 hr fersicos
bur Mess: by Harry Lorequer-Nos and - just received
dec SMITH DRINKER NORRIS
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4 hgnrs md Chewing Tobacco-7O0OO Havanns,
- Principe and Mani Cigars of quayiO boxes Chew
ING Tobacco Of the most approved brands for wholesale and
tal by
ANDER nr-v Ar A N
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SALE OF SLAVES.

HEfARMER'S CABINErWc have received from the pub
scrs two or three Of this valuable
work worth ten times any farmer
De Bolts 4 BURFo0T.
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MORE LIGHT.

Office hereby given for thu
Union Company and for Union Potomac Company
held at the office Of Charles Mayrc, Esd Baltimore
fourth Monday Of December instant.
dc 2 3p ny ORDER or THE DIRECTORS
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Real Estate for Sale.

IT NOW offer for sale, my Tavern Stand, Store,
IL Shops, &c. situated in Stevens Village. Also,
about
FOUR HUNDRED acres OF LAND,
a good proportion Of which is lntervale, Tillage,
Orcharding ard Pasture, with sufficient quantity
of timber and wood land.
The buildings situated on said Real Estate have
rented for the five past years for more than four
hundred dollars per annum. The same will be sold
together in separate parcels, as will best suit
purchasers.
credit will be given for most Of the purchase
money, from one to ten years Call and see
HENRY STEVENS
Barnet, Feb II, 1912. 23Stf
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THE JOYS OF PR AVER.
From Rev. II. Whites Meditations.


Even in those parts ofprayer, that might seem
only painful there is pleasure, that would be i'll
exchanged for this worlds boosted bliss. In the
bitterness of repentant for sin, there is a
sweetness; In the agony of fervent supplcahon for
pardon, there is ajoy much superior to the best
the world can boast as the heavens are higher
than the earth
The broadcast smile unfeeling folly wears,
Less pleasing Sc. than "prayei's repentant tears.
Oh what a happy, heaven fore-tastIng life
might the children of God enjoy earth, if they
would 1--we life of prayer!
How calm might they be in the midst of the
widest storms. How joyful in the midst of the
deepest fluctuations. How composed and cheerful
while al! around was agitation and alarm the
smile Of heaven sparkling round their path, the
peace Of heaven dwelling within their heart
They say that travellers in Alpine regions are
ofen encompassed with clear atmosphere, and
cioudless sunshine, while raversing the SUBMITS
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ARIEL ALDRICH's ESTATE,

The subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Caledonia,
commissioners, to receive examine, and adjust The
claims and demands OF all persons, against the Es-
tate Of ARIEL ALDRlCH, late OF ST. Jobnsbury,
in said district, deceased, represented insolvent
and the term of six months from tho 3oth day oil
April, IS42, being allowed by said Court, TO the
creditors of said deceased, 80 exhibn and prove
their respective claims before us-Do give notice,
that we will nd to tho duties Of our appoint
mcni, at the dwelling house OF widow kezin AZ
drich, in ST. Johnsbury, in said district, the 9Th
day Of July and the LIST day of November, 1912,
at one o'clock afternoon, on each Of said days.
DAVID GosS. Je: commissioners
ST. Johnsbury, May 90, A. ID. 1912. 25lw3
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of those lofty mountains the very time that INC
world below them is all wrapt in mists AND dark
ness, the thunder clouds bursting at their feet
Even thus does prayer lift the believer to loflier
and serener region, far, far above the clouds and
storms, that darkeh and distract the world below:
In that region of purity and peace, the atmosphere
is clear and calm; and The light OF Gods counte-
nance shines brightly the believers soul, while
ne sees the thunder clouds of earthly care and sor-
row rolling beneath his feet: thus realizing the
beautiful illustration OF the poet -
GAS some tall cliff, that lifts its awful form,
SweIls from ihe vale,an midway leaves the storm,
Though round its base the rolling clouds are spread,
Eternal sunshine settles on his head! |"