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A RELIGIOUS. JOURNAL,
Prose al ,aiags, zols 55ast thar Daiekis good
CUCH is the name and style Of aIMonthy Peri
- odical, the publication Of which we purpose, the

SUCH is the name and style OF q Monthiy Ierf'
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Mrs. PARr1NGToN, on being asked respecting
pair of twins with which she was SAID to nave
been recently blessed, replied that u such was
the fact, it needn't be wondered. at, Tor she ee.
longed to a very growing family. ana, thopg9
none of 'en had twins, yet several OF them' MAO
come within one of fit.-Reston Post. 90
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sSAy, Cesar, AUG usTUs, why am your legs
like an organ grinders 2" Don't know Mr.. Su-
garlonf, why is dey?" e" Cause dey carry mon;
kew about de streets" A brick graEed the head
of Mr. Sugarloaf, just az his ears disappeard
round the corner 20 s.. -:r.. IS >r'.
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BETTING is immortal. This involves nm ethi-
cal qucs.ion.--How Tan the man who bets be
worse than the one who IL no better! '-.s'.
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BoNNETs FOR THE -LADIEs:-We are happy
to hear from Paris-(winter faShions)-the shape
of bonnets will be very much in the Marie Stu,
art style; coming more forward on the forshead
than those worn during the summer. This y
good news, for the apprehension has been that
the ladies would soon appear in the fszing
streets with nothing but caps. -.
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FAsrlD1ous. A wealthy ST. Domingo coffee
dealer, whose skin was rather dark, essayed to
dine last week at one of the Boston restaurants,
when The waiter Informed him that it was against
the rules to entertain colored persons" A row
ensued, which required the interference OF the
police but it appears that the gentleman did
not succeed in getting his dinner. Boston folks
arc full of notions. Sometimes black appears
to be their. .farorite color; at other times they
manifest the greatest repugnanee to il. -
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SINGULAR CASE OF CATALERsY.-A. Mrs.
Kendrick, Of Tazeweli county, Virginia, sfler
an illness Of several weeks, apparently died,
recently, and preparations were made for her
interment. While some persons were prePar'
ing her ehroud, however, they were amazed TO
hear the seeming corpse, in . faint voice, ask
for food. She had been under the influence OF q
cataleptic attack, which fortunately, passed OH
in time to prevent the burial of her body. T.,
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AWYomIvG COUNTY HUSBAND SOLD FOB $500
The Cleveland Plaindealer tells the following
"a lady passed through here few days since
in hot pursuit of her husband. who h:d been
slnitten with smart attack Of 'pasaional sttrse-
tion,' and had run away. with another woman
from Wyoming county, New York, TO- Lorain
county. She took a brace Of officers from this
city and went to EIyris: The gentleman, smut
fng the approach Of danger, left his money with
nephew 70 effect diver.ion with the enemy
and took the cars for the South. On reflection,
he suspected the honesty Of his nephew, and
took the next train back tolook after his money:
Here he encountered the pursuing, party, and
negotiations were opened. It resulted In the
lady's selling out ali her right, title, and good
will in and 10 the husband, and his purchasing
dshonorable peace for FIVE hundred dollars: The
day returned to Wyoming without hus band,
but with pocket full Of rocks" :.
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BOOTS AND GM@BG,
OPPOSITE MAsoSIc HALL,
BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.

So1A'RA l. 60 TX K "a IL
Are receiving their full Stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALlSES,
-, :,...a. CARPET BAGS, &C., &c.
ur Stock will comprise all the most fashionable ar
,;eles and those that can DO recommended for dura-
biIify. Ase, a large and superior lot Of
Negro Brogans,
MeassRip BROGkNs7 ma Womea's. .Eeather
BOOTS. - y: a -
We feel confident that we can show one Of the
BEST ASSORTED Stock Of Goods that has ever
been in our City, and request our customers and
Aug % 3m .32
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,7Rs PAR@4, AND THE 1tM

- 1t f.@,~. hnssT Inr
heioitdwmg ahesaese7Eom tae' sew .aalnp-:
SHIRE asaeerapa. MOO gooa te:ee osss 80 :. ..
Many years arInefa was dn;toe, e eas'efa phi'
OF hassaehaset'sh asWefuty on ,S, ~ as a,4 a.
thoagn ne em'hen'Iy gs'osea:. paa .ua .s..
goea Gnrisuaa' Bes ~ pusti qe'eeolesssa aa.
no loved JOKE maea pe1teF shan 'sssn tae mos1
inveterate jokets.' itiwss eefsfe ea'teh organs
were: much in usesa so haPPeae9 1hat he enor
OF: this ehoreh; had TeceeaH Rg''hassa, p o1nps;
bass VOL. moi terdfom tae an qecsh, va 'asee
town Pastufes asar lta large town: :oa4' ole ~
hot Sabbath In the spnmeh he. got ont'oi as
pasture and came beltoWmg sps tie street.
About the churehsthere. lwas e!sptys antroddea
grass. green and good, And, Mr.: Bali stepped IN
TO try hs4uaiityH perehaHee 70 ascertain II fts
'loeation had improved its HaSo,,. at any rate the
reverend doctor was in The midst Of nus Sermon
when--Hs s.;;a.;,, :, =, =: ,;:>..,'E -.
- Roorwoo1"0o, Went the pui' -" >" -
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CHARITY: ,BEess AT HoNE.--A respectable
cabinetmaker, famous for odd sayings, whilst
standipg against the posto6ice, the other day, in
friend with, aWhats the word this mroiningg'
aol don't know. (with q long sishy | have
Just, bought barrelof -four for . poor, woman"
"Wsll,7 said his friend, g wish the whole town
was lined with sach charitable men .as you ana;
iyou are always giving away, more Of less-always
giving something to the poor. WIG is made .p.
f. haPS Iends sus surprise, y xSsu, Ss s long 1
benevolent man replied, my MifsIEs asm H..
FIRST LoArsR.;L@Whs, Jfh;S how pale you
II Second 'Loafsr.:.S eh tsgott no sleep hast
hight. .a.!.i, 30 a':a - ,..''. 49, - .'.''T'
: F. NJ How wis that r. 49,. ''-''','i.,-
: 8. E:--siWhy, you seesnother fcHer took my
cellar door, and 'sol Had 10 take ahother, aIad1
can never sleePin strange bed:"' . "a"
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. "A VALID REAsos-Unele Peter D., &ha -four.
i.hed few years ago among the mountains of
Vermont as, an inyeterate horse dealer, was one
day called upon by an amateur Of the st.eqline"
in search. Of something fast" The result IS
told as follows:',. ..,,. ,..., ,.r,,...,. -.
There said, Uncle Peter, pointing to an AMI
NAL in the meadow below the house; = there,
sir, Is a mare yonder, who would ,tr6t her milo
in two minutes and twenty seconds, were 1t moi
for one thing" -. 49, -.
d Indeed I" cried bis eompanioH.
Eyes" continued Uncle Peter; u she is four
years old this spring, is in good condition. looks
well, and is q frstrate marc; and she could GO
mile 10 two-twenty, were it not for one MiHg,"'
,.aWell, what Is that!" ..;....,.., a., s...-
"a That mare" resumed the jockey, Is ID sfefy
way. a good piece Of property; She be- e. a
and yst there i: one hing only why she sah'tso
a mile in two-twenty."
What in the old Haufy is It thens" sSricd the
sTse a;,sase j. : tees1sasif TT NJ liner va, M
th0 0to W1RR reply. -, - 49,, >.
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f.. TIE SUFFERING RECRUIT During th6 ret.
oIutonary war, when drafts were, made from the
militia to:recruit the continental army; eettain
captain gave liberty to the men who we're druf-
tad from his company, To- make thsit obfstdonsi
il they bad any, against going fmt the set7iee',
accordingly ons Of them, who had an ihpedi.
nieht in his speech, came forward and rtdds bis
bow 80 What is your objection I" said the
'captsn:' al ca.ca-can't go,'' answered the tuan,
I" because / 'st.st:st-stuttet" eStuttetl' SAYS
the icsptain,' '"you don't 60 thereto tda, but to
:fghtH y;but they'll p:p.put HE onE-gg-
guard, and man may 60 ha.ha.half a mile be-
fore can say ph.'oh-pk-,Oho goes tRets =" 's o,
that Is no objection, for they Will place Sonic
other sentry with you he can Challenge, and
you ean Ar" Wef;" b@bsbut may be tssea-
taken and run through the g:g- -guts' bsfotel
can csy.qu-qa-qu.qoartet:" This last plea pre-
vailed !; and the captain; laughing heartilys dis
missed him. ~ - ,'':''' = -" - -
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LETTER FROM HoI;. JAMEsL. ORR,

HON. C. W. DUDLEY, -
On the propriety Of haring. the State Of South
Carolina represented in the Democratic Ma
tional Contention, to be held in Cincinnati.
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pUBIIC Sale of Surplus Water Powers and Lands
of the Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday 2h July,
IL O'Clock, premises, Howard county, Maryland.
The undersigned committee of the stockholders will seli
above about TOO land divided
from % 10 tao of These midway
baltimore Washington,
of bind
Washington turnpike and The village III. company
800 reserved by the company about
There also three
low factory; a,ovc good race, also
a third above the named
Terms of sales oneihd and residue and
interest and security.
description lots undersigned refer 10
Baltimore papers and len premises
undersigned The
powers good counly
for -four and paper mills. su..
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner North & Fayetts Chesapeake Bank,
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS.
Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, Baltimore,
July 4-lawJw Committee.
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THE grant Of Congress approved June TO-
aANNIb1i % he town Of 81 JosEPH state, having
al INC hsisloe s,hd,asn withheld from
emmy the route o. ssid road, which lie oss q The limits
townships Io~nhs which have not been
s So ss By pre- psan and gheS were suss, psas
sy e as 4. 2 % w be psI a sau %
q the an o. august. 1894 which requires ms
whhsd FROM market On HE day OF restoration, 70 w
Al land Office at PALMYRA.
North Of and Of he A principal meridian.
Eomh half Of ,ownshp 81 and 5e range
Noh ha township 81 and townships So So, and Se Of
Seh half of township townships So &c. So, sO'
Townships s., ss., So. So, ard 90; Of rseese
ownsps 81 S., 81! hall Of 50, Of rangea
North nai Of township 5, and townships sS So So So and
township and townships S. So, So. So and south
North har iowashp township. S. 80, So 49, and
Townshps S. S6 So So 60. Of range 49,
Attbe land Office MILAN.
Of ana we Of the mn principal meridiGn
Tws:Ss. S. s. and ssS a &c. 81
Townships .e s 81 and sonh half Of q" 2, range 10
Townships So ss' So and south half Of g., q range Is
ns~a,s. S ssI 3 g .sssss
Tsw"s S. g. g. sas g. rang, range
AT the land Office at FAYErTE
North the base and OF ths Jth
Township ranges III 49, l6, ~, is, 49, 90, 2i y, and 49,
AT The land Office a PLATTsBuRG
Of fhe h principal meridian.
Townships IS, So, 5s., So, and 60, OF range "a.
Townships south half co. range 95
Townships 3d. souh half OF So "a
Mouth half township 81 and townships So &c., $50 49, and south
half II.
81
halt Of 90, ii r,nge % IL ..
81 and townships s., ST. 5S' 3d. and sodh
half OF 60, of %
Norh township 81 and townships SIS 56 5S So and
haif OF 60, Of 30.
North half Of iown-p townships S. 56s 5s' So
range 81. -. 80. 90. :.
North half township townships ss &c. ss and 49, Of
Nu,ih half Of township townships S. &C., So, and So
No township 81 townships s., So. 81 ST. So and
sou Of co, of %. = .
township 81 townships Do 90, 81, 20, o9 and
south half Of co, OF range 20.
townships 81 S. 6 S. 49, and south half OF o. OF range 49,
Township 50 Of range 3d.
The townships being only OF townships
those by the six nile Limits ,..
Of the above lands within
the act March, Of the nnds hereby restordo
day hxed Tor me restoration
lands entry, soon az Praccabe a'cr seeing
this notice
Simultaneous BY two or
parties be auction and awarded
among such applicants according TO the RUE
Given under my hand Land Oaice the city of
Wnshng,on, This fourteenth day of July, A. D. 1855.
~ WV = 80 GEO. G. WHITING,
July I7-Iaw6w Acting Commissioner.
[Intellgencer and Start
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Mass BroDk-s English aud French UOar Ing ana
Day school, NJ. las Pennsylvantn avenue.


Mass Brooke's English aud French Goare Ing ana
Day school, M. las Pennsylvanta avenue.
Is5 BROOKE from Phndephis, having
M OF 18TH and fenns
known The seven Buildings, Will Monday
TO- 1855, boarding and day rehGos ndics
experience acquired in the nr- Institutions
will Hail, .urlgton, jersey and
The Episcopal Fsmse INSTITUTE Phdeiphia, enables
her her
The history, and literature Eagsh
Music mud modern wall be taught by the
and Ia Freneb especially, facility wilt
acquisition Of Partisan accent and
stoies OF Miss BROOKE, No. 46t Il street.
The Right Rev Aonzo Potter, D. ID.
The Right Rev. q w. Doauc, u D..
Professor A Uaas Bace superintendent Coast survey
Henry, tary
Gen ioin Maron, Warrington, %. q,
Ntlihm ", t,ofcoran esq ID. q
Hon. JamHs G. tnppal, PusinI General.
Hon. Ellis Lewis. riurf Justice Of Pennsylvania,
Hon. M WObvard Judge The Court OF Pennsyl-
Hon Go vai, NJ. c. N W Jersey.
Ny end iss Brooke IL esrushe lady, OF intel
whose QUALIFICATIONS teacher accomplish
IN Ensb ea,use especially enu,e her high conidea
hLONZ0 POTTER.
June 40 Ct
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The ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED THE Ro, Of DR.. hoy

THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED I-The Rob Of DR. BOY
NEAU LAFt EGTEUR II tnr the srups OF tus
paia, oher similar remedies. IL radically
w,oz all affections Of the skim dares scrola The
period q s and hereditary acaony Of bumors ~ depa
powerfully ecacous catehs OF the Bladder
and other weakness of the arising from abuses Of
injections soundinss AZ antsypic the Rob cures in
diseases from the
baa cubebs from injections which only epc
n~utraixina The Rob Boyveau IL, above
recommended ypc Diseases whether recent or long sinnd
and which have resisted the Of mercury or the odrre
OF po'ssrium
General asen,A United States Gabriel Bondn. esq,
William New York for wholesale orders Gno Drconge.
New Orleans; sruiiy, San Francisco
ed Of a. med
cal properties Of Rob will be obtained by q
n o. Wiam street, New YORK who viii every niormson
" anfed.
G. prepared I'LL orders for souh America, the West In
ee offhe United STATES duties, be has he Rob IN bone
March l4-dys
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ofdee Of Ipaiaa Arairs, August ~ 1855.
pUbLlC NOTICE @sb gwen thai the several pieces or
ra@ha ehi. Yso u.ha Hoas owadss aud Bo,sas 10 ne
state o. ssipp VA, "a me dimes places
saess for each. z % DC aspon,.a on behalf
he provision Of hr Sh e.sss d he s asIce Of rae ehoaw
Monday day OF December, lo55
door In Coevie, the following IN Yaiobusha county
an IN io~asA,P tvesy-tsrss taa0 range eight go sGi
An dissection thirty three (a3i)
me wssi ha ana south. a qaef o. ee'ion twenty t@o
The east hall OF section twenty nIne t2s y co.,
The norm hall Of seeuon ,hir,y two t2D and
The wesi half Of section thir'y-iour ga
place, following described in
the adjoining range in BotVar county
The half to uensysir (6
sepen az wsst
Monday December iss5,
in Charleston, 7aAaAe eoy The following described tracts
land IN sal county, viz;
n tO~'iship tp~,tyjo@ ta41 range tso ea) east.
Al Of sections hreo go ten 90 and .hiny-,hres tasD
Tue east half Of section four a y
The soaawes quarter q section nine % 90.
The west hail OF seelion twenty i've (sD
Inc north ha, Of section iwenly-s,I (soQ
The northwest quaur Of src,ron hiry-four (3i /; and
nonasas aaa,isl Of ssean thirty Elk IscJ
In to~sship tSentyJvs (a50 range tro ta) east
All objection a7 twenty eight ( and twenty mine
The northeast quarter OF section four t4D
The soui,wss, quarter Of section tweny-.wo taan
~ southwest euane o. section 'wen'yihee (ss D and
The east half OF section thirty (s0.)
IN toETSa1f fueHtyJoT N1iD range taTee tJ) edsf.
All Of section three $50
The half northeast quarter q j and
The northeast quarter ofsecton fur 90
IN township f~eHy.fpe a5,) rq,ge RSk (a) east
The southwest quarter section fourteen (4D
he southeast quarter OF section 6i..en (i5)
The southwest quarter Of section twenty five as y
The southeast quarter Of secuou nveniy-six (z6 y
The southeast quarter Of ton & $50 and
ne southwest quarter OF sceiion thfJ-lcur t5i
On Monday, of December,
donr The Lexington, county, the following dc
scribtd taets o. land IN ead county, uz:
n township streen (l6,) range one ~ soea.
The west half OF section 1iieen y and
The west half ard soahens Of section twenty-five 2a
In foOnsa,p iyteen ti5,) range one ~ pest.
The southeast quarter Of section twenty (2o)
On saturday, 22d of December doc
an I>o1ndes oouaty,
The (2, township nine
eeG ~ range seventeen (i1)
OF the described anas seventy quarter
selected in rs a. iiDie when The
unoccniled lea and The other Ave
Oneeehth
cq3ied debtors ophau The
settle with fund describes
above offered Tor safe being, almost without
aud hrue, wei ana advaatgeouy losated them
sd.rass - largely enhanced
ine s-,eeD excellent population
secin IN ",eh they e," aha emiuenW hdpled for plant
deserves showing value III
m,ainl eciivey, may Sold
y sale
la where nr purchaser shall ai
land purchased
Al q
The the lhese believed indpu,ahle but IL il
up
vii W aae1Ch ~ tae their
m sgle vii, IL o'cloc
Of each day, aad conine unl The lands hte all offered
CHARLES Il MIX,
Aug Ii -d3$ InwtDec Acting Commissioner
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MAY %, 1855.
June i6-law3wt

NOTICE of the discontlnuancs the United States
~ land onces nj Palestine Quincy Chicago,
tinas--Under provisions
act Congress approved June ~ $780, which
ever he quantity Of public land Remaining unod
c sa be reduced TO number
honsand shall be the duty Of the Secretary Treasury
discontinue the land Office for such
Of land oce shall BIO subject the
extins land offices which the
land ONCE shall have secretny
the Treasury shall give aoce - nh section
OF the act approved 4h september e4
OFT Treasury continue district
seat o. gov-rnmeR Of ot.the
luany ofaDd usod in such district
dred when in his opinion
required by public
net on that subject June H. s4o
duty dhere required has been
a9r BY ~ oct 10 ea'iish the home Department. approved
March, 1879; 'r =
Notice. accosdngy hereby view OF reports from
the land ocers at PALESTINE Quincy Chicago
Drop that the vacant land IN each Of
low Que hundred thousand the Inferior has
Chicsso, and DIXON the Illinois, and
fbe lands remaining unsod disbontinuaprs he
made subject The land Office Springfield the Of
In said State.
Lands Incorporated by law and subject
70 private within the ims Of The districts
will cease be subject heretofore from
e date OF the receipt II this notice by the
Of the which prepared receive appca
tons FOR entries Of any such lands their once.
Jos. q. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
'as a. 1875.
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