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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
v Pennsylvania avenueBy virtue Of decree Of the
circuit Of the District of Columbia for washington county,
wherein William 8. Laurie Others
plainants Hall Lizzie Dele Laurie defend
will sell public auction the premises Tuesday, the
tanned in No 49, fronting the south side Of
avenue, follows Beginning the
point Of said about 100 feet inches from The
said square, and running thence with the line
weswsrdly leaving said
right angles about 9 feet Inches % an alley sboa.
feet ia width; them line Of said alley, 26 feet
thence norhwndy lilo feet inches the place begin
Ming together with improvements thereon which consist
three back building attached The
properly siv.sd directly opposite Willard. Hotel
third of the purchase TO be paid in
SALE and tho residue In three equal payments in
evc eighteen months thereate with interest from the
be secured by the notes
Of the purchaser and said properly remain in
full Of the purchase money and the maj
ratification of tho sale. A. AUSTIN SMITH trustee.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE Il
lime 9i-eod Aucuoueer.
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DIX. s,oRsE,s ANTICIPATING cotDaAL,

- Hhsap,lrsi.os, al - s.iiS;,aa
ansss Ass n IT. AZ
properties Professor
simple and sublime BY ne
sn nd as mSs
csdu oysr'row by testimony which perfectly IT.
Tue Elixir remedies deporabe evils arising
with That
feeble frame, deficient in vital power is
m {. s sse Ire n.
wife, istess, youth, Of business
prove ecmps,s anns .atsuaid terrible nala
:uo as'i
without reference to causes and will not only the dSo
REBUILD THE BROKER CONSTITUTION.
arrangements the system, leading nervous diseases aud
Itself that would re-
e en spscar Aisw however
aoa o s Sss pn asa
IN @ II s w
nness after exercise broken sleep and terrifying
ess 81 saua
aoT The s%'s u
Of the and all that does not
acted ars free from mairmaon
or slr1c,urs Diseases, il ia averred that
ss ase ss unfosn ana acs and this
% q Bss i s al
~ s sns isd IN. Dsa
also that for every KIND Of nervous disease The EbA coda me
ouxz NERVOUS plszAsss.
convey an adequate ides Of the and
md Shattered system
impaired By hs 1n' .r% an re-
and Non q ~ % yanS On
relief for the cordial Il Of
NAL condition. We'll may the preparation be called the
WONDER
Of century, as tho frs. , =" s
supposed to have existence
sr,HpLAsr THAT ENTAILS NO n.Acrtos.
preparation. and ali other sseiian Tie effect BRIEF
ns %' s 'ss n e % a the ~
h Il. in IT, s" s rs
ton win also remove depressons o1ctcmsns tendency 70
es'
prosraon riabil, inability Sleep diseases
aa"
reliance placed
Of pale complexion or ars by
from pale, yellow, ckiy color beautiful ford complexion
81 M MoxsEs isvreoRArIso ELIXIR
maea edca hitherto unhead
The herb which forms its main ingredient all
institutions OF Europe 10 be In
ernerts Morse, whose undputed
authority discovered the production in Arabia where
his excited by the wonderfully nvigoag effects
the In fact tho wonderful Of sndu
vigor exhibited Arab OF both
attributable the OF thus viiaizing
Invigoang Cordial has been counterfeit
ed by unprncipled persons.
In future all genuine Cordial will have the popretors fac
bottle, and the following words
blown in the glass; Or Morses nvigoatng Cordial c. H.
Ring, PROPRIETOR N. Y ,..
The Cordial put up, highly concentrated, In pint bottles
PRICE, 81 FER BOrTIE--TWO FOR $5-SIN FOR Sl2
@. II. RING, proprietor,
1879 broadway, New York.
Sold druggists throughout the United States, Canadas, and
West Indies.
Agent Washington city. D. Gilman in Baltno,e,
3. Hance.
Jan 28-dly
WANTED to immediately, u comfortable dwell |
good neighbohood, containing or eight
kitchen, location the First or second wards
preferred
November well finished, convenient
dwelling with psro five or six chambers dining rooms
panries The be furnished
and bath fixtures, locality unobjecticnable.
Persons above for viii desirable
leaving written description Of The property with the
price, before Wednesday the 29h instant With the sub
b.. JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Mar sd Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLIBhKD,
Sir say etA Of s reporss
Of same court. y
ENGLISH Reports VOL rs containing cases Ia the
II usen's Bench TO Decembsr, 1885, Ellis Backbune
vol o. Edited by Hon. Geo Sherwood. Also,
Enguh Common Law Reports, ~ containing
Common Beach 10 January 1858; by J. Scott Edited BY Hon
Geo. 6haxewo0d. 1919 t b
English ExehequsT Reports, vol by WsIsby Husone
Gordon including Trinity term, 1885, Edited Hon. l. CLARK
Hare.
IN PRESS
Ellis and Backbune vol 81 with decided January,
1854
Common Bench, vol. l3 by j. Scott
English Exchequer Reports vol 81 with January 1854
The profession assured effort will be furnish
earliest day. the and authoritative Of the En-
giiSh and exchequer New
T. h J. w. JOHNSON,
1877 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
June 2a--iaw4w
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Law schsoi of Cumhe...nd U,'iversity, ~ Lebanon,
.Ss& III ~ Fehmeas<os e,.A,
EAUuLTY, Hon. Abraham Caru,bels, late Of
judges Of Tennessee. trf
Hon Nathan 0reen late Of the Judges supreme
Of Tennessee. .t
Hon. Bromfeid L. Ridley, Of
Judges Cavu<rs and Green dew e their whole exclusively
10 the school. tat
Plan Of fnstruonl Daily examinations each cIsss
books No regular of
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
a. Weekly law equity, in which
dents suits BY the
and known in
pfactcA. Tho require prepare
dneds Wills records and all docpmon e.
dence In the taken BY appeal 10
vupFeme court, which held
public The cad every The students
MS jurors circuit Judges and chancuo,s In other official
bacies connected with their suits.
SessionsThe rrt session third
tember and ends third Thursday in February The second
mence the succeeding Monday In February pnd ends second
Thursday in July
Erpercs per- standardization fee $50, advance contingent
g. bounding $50. Students
which be had in the Lebanon bonkstores. l.
-Four required complete c0ursc
dents class No previous sudy required nd
mission There four regular classes msy
any during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the
Number students collegiate year eigh,y.si1.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Febll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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OEEICE Of the Magnetic Telegraph ComPany.-Phn
Hdepha June l6The annual meeting OF the stockhold
Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company for The election Of officers
companys office, Philadelphia, Thusay the 18Th day
of July, 1854, at O'Clock, p. IN. JOSEPH SAlLER,
Secretary Magnetic Telegraph Company.
June 22-2awtl 3thyuly~
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Land Warrant Lost.

AUTIONOn about the LIST utimo subscriber placed in
the City Post Once envelope
to ths Hon Henry Ednundson member Congress-
dupaicas bountyiand certificate No.
Issued under s Of Fshssasy H. ls47 Henry
Lane, late private in loness
which The form Of assignment
exscsed being intssdsd that the should
Henrv Lone fs that A., inquiry,
not been reccvsd By Tho Hon. Mr. Edmundson,
laid sAanicd this csuton
ofthe warrant BY being offered for
been taken aenins the issue OF should tho
cated and the intention made known application
made Commissioner duplicate
said warrant. CHARLES be sELDIN0,
nh street, opposite Odd Felow1 Hall.
Jane 04--lMw6w III - gI'i TT
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Dnwiddse, June !, 1854.
To the heirs at law OF Lucy T. Davis, hereby
notified that hive Axcd upon the 22n day Of August 1854,
a II NOT on ,n ney fair day thceacs supday crcsped almY
ofhce nj Dnidde Cour House, aqui ia an ihs
circuit court Of said the Ea
decea.ed e persons entitled W her alaw re-
CURED to e taken by the Dnwdde cnpr rem
dertd IN the ah day Of April D. 1854 suit in chancs de
pending IN snd between Wiinm PSche Sachy hs
WIFE plaintiffs and Charles A. argrnve, administrator Of Lacy =
Davis deceased and others defendants persons claiming be
relations kn, then
and there required to forward and Prov which
proof will be required in strict conformity law.
Givep under hand commissioner Of court OF
Dnwidde county, the day and year first aforesaid
J. T.. HARGRAkR, n.
June 2-iawAw
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n X. CHAMBEILIN's Commercial College, located
W. No. 27 baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The ostenbe
object Of this institution plase the reach ndivdsa prop
facilities for obtaining thorough and practical mocane sduca
young obtain knowledge
general business few acqred IA
many years In any counting house. NS ,at i~d
The Of study embraces double and liz
various Mercan
Practical penmupsp combining apsdy executes besuy
paat mercantile subjects beside other eoa or
for audent complete the varies from 1--WE weeks
There being vacation, applicants and o.
evening" payiod
diplomas graduate terms &C., write
and have II circular forwarded by ma !.
Nov S--iyd&cp st@ seq
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II ANTHONY. No. 3Os broadway, view YORK, mani
Xs uactnrer Of daguereotyps malnS
&C. and importer of plates, chemicals acy frames
cases. caope paper and chemicals for pctues and
rails OF every description FAD fss fifI }a s@e ~
Case makers supplied with materials for manufacturing
C. 9. Harrsons celebrated also, vogsnder shon
always on hand f
sos Broadway June II, 1854
June 20--hyear~ N4
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limited STATES Mail Lime CALIFORNIA;, via Aspin-
wall and Panama, month"; in
class steamships approved BY the NAVY Of less than
1000 tons burden, guaranyng speed and safety
Tho Panama raifoad completed 10 Cbspo 10 miles
Panama. 4 4
from ocean embraces 81 miles in ri. cars
from Aspnwa ospo, and IL mles Of land
dry ond recently put in thorough order single passenger
therefore, passengers
and their bagRge being only transferred and from mu
alongside the ttsf y l7AI ~ sT6d7i
There will be river transportation future
The onts is entirely from sickness Of drpftot.
Reserve steamers being always kept in New York. Pana
and San Frnncsco detention
The route ~ entirely reiaIis. 3t 3i sF71D
expected that pnssage the Atlantic will bc resu
ary in days and the Pacific, in - 10 lax days
Passengers will Panama the after
wall 'tTsf
Through tickets the iowest rates. agency IN
West street, New York. 4.Hi Irr~
Jan 26-dH
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mo. 5l3.I

Sale Of Improved Lands I'm Michigan coded by the
f-t Wyandotta In 18AN. Eelaf =
NOTICE that the authority in this
IN office by March, S43 and 18th July 1884, the
portion improved lands coded by the Wyando
1872 state of Michigan, haenaler Indicated
viii offered public sale Detroit Michigan, Monday
The 4lf day of September next -
BY 18th july 1884, the said lands viii
offered subject minimum price not es than dol
without the valuation of the
rn,pnts q
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, DOstonJ By
Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
and convenicnces accouDioda
travelling public,
Dec II dly
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AAP PtcNAA few Of these
III and for sale ny COLLINS, BOVINE, CO.,
liih street, dsors OF Penn avenue.
May 20--d2w
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l.. j. MID TON
DEALER IN ICE,
Office south side +, nert to Of 18Th street.
CE kept constantly Office which be had in
| large small quantities at
Office open from sunrise TO sunset sa
June 2-eolm
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srOWNAENDs Arrangement OF the Old Testament.
i VOL, octave, 1919 pages g.
TownsenAs Arrangement Of the New VOL octave,
on pages u ~.
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HRENCH steel pens just imported from Paris, also.
Perry b 0iots pens bought person the makers
By the aad embracing az Their best kinds and
variety esch kind together with those
lew rs boz Of twelve pens gem
III FRANCK TAYLOR
June
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NEW York, May I'd. Is33.The undersigned day
IN opened Office, No ~ William (Merckanr Exshaaee
for tho transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank mining railroad government State and
securities bought and sod
Promssory so'ss, bills exchange and loans negotiated
Nav lQ-dS KAAhueL D. HART.
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Passengers Lusy New Market will train e,
Ale Iandria O'Clock Tuesdays, Thasday and s.
urdays, connecting with the Cupeper
Passengers Lynchburg will inke The leaving
O'Clock, Mondays Wednesdays Friday, ro
Meeting with ule stages Chagio resvillc. lft ''e
for the White Sulphur Springs will take train es,
AexanGnu daily connecting with the stages Sasu,ou
Freight runntss daily lSundays sIcspssd) III
Per order; w. h. BkOCKETT, Apcu
June l4-dif Ale sadr,s.
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and BrOma.--W BAKER d COS
u Vanilla chocolnt~s
which h premiums have been awarded by the chief
Union, by all principal
e United States, by their agents: 4Hrl.
Hussey Marray New York Grant and Twels, Philadelphia
w. Bundixe, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley,
Ohio; and s. II. Howell Georgetown, D. G. sL
WALTER BAKER, \ CO.,
Ap3--dly Dorchester. Mass
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mo. 5l7.1


mo. 5171
NOTICE fer rssser'ns certain lands % market 4. IN.
The nss o1 isnd sds W Coass spPsevsA o June
5 I'd y. " he = s E q e -
The sousws.s Pacific having bssa adjusted Is Nv as
% 81 =: &.
route q ,.a "sa nen ns ss % ne n o. - - 90 ~
p. .ses have s:s moi =
s%Sao s:ss q $
sched the ordinary nianam price Of One dollar and twenty
five cenu par scrs, 10 wit \.
Of lands subject Lools, commencing
ON Monday the fourth day Of September next;
NORTH Of s bose H~s oas Of tAs ma principal ~dian
Townships AZ, -, IS, range l..
T Ts-a:ss: ~ ~ 8. I. T. . .:s::s
Iown:s,. =. - 9: Of ne; river. range
townships az, u, 20, .. Of No. river, rsass7
NORTH efs sas. line and u Ae MA principal ~svtlia"
TTs s-a:s: g.. ,,s:: Mo- .. rang.
township. S.. sO.. al, =. Isass (
T Township: a. a.. y. q. al ,.ss s-l'
$$ ::::':: =: <; NC: :: :;s''s
% s ~ = %
NORTH 1sAs sassH.s nd west efsAs A principal meridian"
T Ts.s:sis: :: 81 = ' ;ss:, 1
T Ts~sssIs: s. s. 8, ~ s.ss s:n 6 ..
ro"u".Ys AsAAS 4. Il
Tow"sn;iSs q 49, ~ rsrss n lH
''f =" - '...s' ~
the distinct Of lands sale at CLINTON, commencing
Monday the foufteanth day Ut August next; ~
Mx<A H.. H., - ,,es Of tAe 60h yyicpal meridian
,r, y =. 49, - -. -, -. -. " !, ~
Townships JSs ~, 81, -, range III
Townshhips 81 o. II. e. y. range ~.
Townships -, IH % - range H.
TownsS,s S., 81 %. %, range H.
TowDships 20, ~, W, u, -, range l3
#E:sgs:: :. :, & :; ~. e
Townships IS, 81, range IL.
In s d,.,,c, or ,.,a. rh,. q, ali. a,
r,n~ m ssn"Tsv ~. ccm,..rS S.S ~ x.sr. ~sv
- - '~o.A ~ '. N>-s'~' -~~s'
NORTH 81 ~ base Has and Of c fk principal merdton
Townships &C. a. range H.
1ownshi,s al Al az r.ns. 10 Ea
Towuhhips 81. SS' sac. YSnse Isl a3
Tnwnshns al nj "a Sa ~ rsn.a IA NJ
Townshps 81 50, 81, 81 S.. 81. range is.
TOwnshina MI Sls a ,y,nss t.-a
Townships %, g.. So, 81, range H. III
-. ,o...,.-.'..~ ;. 49,. ~. :,
September next II
North Of ths bas ns and ~ Of The 6fk eridiau
W. =. =, 49, -. -. -. =. ~ ~ : =.
Townships 70 y, y. w, 81. -, IS, ~, range 49,
Townshps ", - -, W, 90 ~, -, range No.
Townships g, g, a., 00- 3os 81. 81, raDss a.
Iownsnps =, 20! ~, ", w. Ss, ", range w.
ID 0l
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rae chsope Ssost comfortable ard expedious rou % h.
Aae S"phur Springs, pdssiag tho Aam, Wo~aa, and IN
Springs ~. n - t
A kkAN0EMENTs having been made with ths o~ uess OF d.
n new ssd splendid steamer George betwssn
sndrs and Washington, distance miles, IN connexioa Win
ue trains ON this and the Washington railroads. The
schedule will effect Thursday Juns ~
train from Alsxandrs Cotdonsvs and
will esvo The depot, vi Duke Hsasy ssss. ~
O'Clock, On tho arrival Of the boat WahipUna svi NJ
ample time TOT breakfast On board arriving 0osdoasYle 4 0T
O'Clock, connecting that stus he vir,n
Central railroad ~ kchmend Charlottesville saua,o,
G0sdonsviie Alexandria and ...
Will leave Gofdonssiie at O'clock Cars on
O'clock allowing with DE trrIrs ,s.v
Washington North for dinner board the boat
from Alexandra WaYrsnt0n intermediate s,a,o.
win leave daily Sundays sxcsps O'Clock D. m
arriving a Warrenton 5h O'Clock, y. ~ "',
On sunday will leave at Z O'Clock, T..
train from Wsrrenton Aea andris intermediate sso,.
daily suadnys excspssd) quarter bs
O'Clock, arriving Alexandria Al half M
On Sunday viii leave quarter past ~ O'Clock, p.
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~ sasP. Sv:'RssSahS snis ""o ~Ac
The Atlantic Capt West
lao Iscinc. Capt kye.
Capt. C0lnstOck.
The Adriaus Capt Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract
x$2 pressy for government servcs, every
s1b88R~ their
- insure strength aud speed their
unsquacd for
Prizes passage from New York Liverpool cabin
In e70 Exclusive
From Liverpool o New York, ESQ and gao.
An experienced surgeon attached To each ship
No bert be secured until paid for.
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THE QUIET HEART, reprinted from BIackwoods Mss'
j
Travels in Armenia by the Hon. Robert
Poems; by Mrs. Norton.
0ncens 81 Scotland, vol. Al by Agnes Strickland
Year after Marriage by r. g. Arthur.
Fanny Ferns Portfolio; Second scrise
just received at TAYLOR l. MAURYs
J1ne 10 Book aore, 9Th street
QOARD. with without ROOMS. he hrd at Gfi-
deneis'er * Pennsylvania and
street. 81 y. i d.
Mar l0-2awlw-
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

No. 5l8. aasl
NOTICE for restoring 70 private entry portion Of
IN the recently withdrawn proposed railroads
the lower peninsula of MICHIGAN. .sFa&
Whereas solicitation of the and
the Congress the Michigan,
President Of the linked his order bearing the
June instant directed portion ote lands heretofore with
drawn from for valid eempion claims along
the certain proposed railroads In the States Of Michigan
and Wisconsin, o In the public notice of withdrawal No.
sou issued from this ONCE the 18th of May witt the
on situated In the lower peninsula Of Michigan side Of linn
s sir fiss side said
given particular
allowing townshps and Of townships embracing
have this day been the land offices for public
information, will be subject private and
conditions though had been
rOss market
Given under my General Land once city
Washington this va day Of June, Ammo Domni, 1854.
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
June o4-lawt7thAux n -
HEADQUARTERS Ma HIKE Coxrs,
Quartermasters Office, Washington, 18th June, 1854
PROPOSALS will be received this Office O'Clock
cles, CONFORM respects samples may
application this ofce at the Office of the Assistant Quarter
MASTER New York, viz:
300 uniform caps
500 fatigue
800 pairs army half stockings (all wool)
The above articles
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Clothing"
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
q. M @
The National ntelgcncer and Evening Washington o.
Journal Of and Day Book, New York ciy Eage
Bookyn New York, will give the ahevc
week until the 18th July proxmo, and send b
printed copy Of the payment
Jans l6-sodu7July
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' '' Commissioner Of the Genera, Land once

NOTICE TO EXEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled to the right of empon 70 any of the
lands within the townships and of townships above
raed required establish the satisfaction Of the
register proper oe make
therefor practicable seeing this notice. and before
appointed for Of the public sale Of the
Geited. ftf Irbr.e Z. r5af lUi taii. .iseGti =
JOHN WILSON
fH " Commissioner of the General Land Office.
June 4-lawl3W
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(,rrx Of pitssburg and County q Ailsghany, renn-
of the city Of Ptsbug and Of Allegheny, Pennsylvania
These bonds issued Rsba and Conceivable Railroad
Company, by which they guaranteed. *
We confidently them cspiliss and do
Erable Investment. 4tirfl--4tr.ts ~ Z
exhibit statistical nfoi
maon obtained application personally letter,
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, Co.,
Bankers and Fscai Agents
for the Pttshurg and Conncsve Railroad Company
Jan l6d&cpd 81 s-f1.e-STE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-12
An Old Negroes Logic.

A correspd ndenl Of the Richmond
Christian Ad vocate communicates
the following:
A cIergyl nan Of our village, a
short time 81 ihce, asked an old SER
want his reas ons for believing in The
existence of b God.
:. ."Sir, said he, 81 see one man
get sick The doctor comes to
him, Civ ves him medicine; the next
day he is better; he gives him an
other dose; it does him good; he
keeps on un til he gets up and goes
about his bd d>iness. Another man
gets sick, jus like the first one; the
doctor comes to see him; he gives
him the same sort of medicine, un-
til he dies. Now that mans time
to die was come, all the doctors in
the world can't save him"
Gone year | work hard in the
cornlield, pillow deep, dig up the
grass, and IN AXE nothing but nub-
bins Next year, | work the same
way, the + ain aud dew come, and |
make a good crop. If God don't
send the rain, work won't make the
crop.
81 ha We been here going on hard
upon fifty years. Every day since
| have been in this world | see the
sun rise in the east and set in the
west. The north star stands where
it did the first time | ever seen it;
the seven stars and jobs coffin
keeps on the same path in the sky,
and never turn out. 1t amt so
with mans works. He makes
clocks and watches; they may run
for awhile, but they get out of fix
and stand stock STILL But the sun,
and moon, and stars, keep on the
same " ay all the while. There is
apower which makes one sick man
die, and another get well, that sends
the rain, and keeps everything in
motion.
What beautiful comment is
here furnished by an unlettered Az
ricah on the language OF tie Psalm
ist: "The heavens declare the glo-
ry OF God and the firmmanentsh show
eth lis handiwork- day unto day
uttereth speech, and night unto
night showesh knowledge.
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Black and Fair Hair.

There is rather an amusing arts
Gle on Human Hair" in a ate
number of the "London Qnarte rly
Review. In Europe, the fair est
haired inhabitants are found north
Of the parallel of tS deg. BE tween
As deg. and As. parallel, there is a
debatable land of dark brown hair,
and to the tropicst the ra ces are gen.
orally black haired. There are
exceptions, however, TO these lines,
as The Vene.:ans have been dislin-
guished for golden hair, while in
Ireland the Celts have been disfin-
guished for black hair In Ameri-
Ca, however, among the Anglo-Sax-
on races, very fair people are found
in the pine woods OF the southern
States. II.
The difference Of color in the
hair is o wing TO the tint OF fluid
which fills the hollow tube in each
hair. This fluid has been analyzed
by Lieblg,and the result shows ''that
the beautiful golden hair owes lis
brightness to an excess Of sulphur
and oxygen Nith deficiency OF
carbon, whilst black hair owes its
jetty aspect to an excess OF carbon
aud deficiency of sulphur and OK
'ygen.'' Few, perhaps, have ever
bestowed thought upon the num-
Der OF hairs in the human head
A German, it seems, has applied
himself to the task Of counting them,
and gives us the result Of his labors:
In d blond one, he found l40,0iQ;
in a brown, 1o9,44O; in black
1O2, ,962; and in q red one, Ss,74o.
The red appears to be the coags-
esi, and yet we fin q silky and coatse
haired people, and some have
red hair of beautiful soft, silky
and wavy appearance, whilst 9th
ers have if as coarse as wire and
as bright as a bricks Scientific A.
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