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Housekeeping Articles.

assortment furnishing goods rendered
complete In every department consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHINA
Gold band plain wh dinner dessert ant
OF dinner and
pieces cups and with and
fancy articles appropriate to decorate pao table,
toilet.
Dinner and toilet sso, In detached pieces Is'
stock Of Edwardss latest shapes
GLASS WARE.
American Preach and Bohemian, decaptsr
goblst champagne earct hocks sbees Msd Bursundss
liquors umbers nngor bowls ceres wsier bottles noaI bOw'
dshes, salts, pitchers, he.
TABLE CUTLERY
In Of halfdoIss hnyone 6nyhr pieces
ivoryhandIsd knives only and forks stee' sc
BLoCK-TiN GOODS
Such cha6nR d.hss inches coffee and tea urns
coffee pots tea pos coffee biggins, nc.
PLATED GOODS
Such coffee and urns, spoons forks
dishes, pitchers and baskpt, vsitor.,
JAPAssED sooBs,
Such walters and in plate warmers, sop
foot tubs, water cans, &C.
GAS FIXTURES.
factory OF Cornelius Baker Philadelphia for sale
the manufacturer retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps randolos wse tenders and irons brushe.
hnyels and tones coal bods ladders goods
cooking requisites ot every description together win
large assortment o articles utility ornament not ne
Hoaseteepcu decidedly their interest 10 examine m,
stock and prices. They will ony and large assortment
the description Of goods be pucha.d any
cities.
delivered any part Of the y or Georgetown free
charge.
Catalogues containing complete list Of every article kept o
C. W. BoTELER,
Nov ovll-Aawewn Iron HALL
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mo. SAL
No. b44I
Notice OF nS0peniDg % tins DanvIiIs Land omes
tn Illinois.

GENERAL LABB OTEIGE, Sept 10, 1855.
INsTRUCTIORs have register
and receiver u the Danys Illinois prepare
hs vacant lands remaining said dc aud give thirty
the Of said instructions
eopenng once and The In which applications will
THos. a. HENDRICKS,
Sent 2I-2ayy0w STAR
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Y. ". PEhsE.

And whereas creditors referred TO IN said
deemed IDENTICAL with of the debt snd
act and whereas h aersd that ers exist
orprd Of said debt the hoder a which
n. rersre payment and whereas ID
..ia n requires holders the c~rtscaes aad
evidences Of releases United
.d nI.o d, Texs before and the h section
e act requires public should be given m the
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.


Rebellion Of Fare California.
EIY. Upted States maui steamships leave New York
%1-d1 Tor Aspnwal the 5th and both NJ month,
<ks&~ meeting with mail Panama San
sxG0&x4& francisco.
These seumSh been speced Irpved the Navy
Department, md gnarnniy Fperd and sufsfy.
The Panama (f7 ndr
ocean apd crssed In hours. The baggage
checked IN New York Pransro pa-en
"Wa - NJ Pa bv etpeno
Tbt "tH"N rd In New YoTk all rTponsss the
Rva'vn 81 kept Ia In New York. Panama
Han Fanccos 10 prevent detention
the route II endTeiy rSiabLe
Passengers leave Panama tho day they Aspin
wall
Conductor through BY each steamer charge
women and children without other PROTECTOR
For through hessis a. The lowest apply the agency IN
West street, New York. 10 l. w. RAYMOND.
kayG-dd
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Circular.

AoEscY FRsNcH sroLIITtoN CLANS,
Washington, November q, lta
IN many inquiries addressed claimants sgns
the United States Of poistons comIed BY M
FRENCH the ratification Of the convehton wh France
leob-Ntz Iuy 81, b0as Of
towards Obtaining redress deem rpedsn @
publicly 10 inform all such that a-r consulting eompetnt ADVISER
has been eoncudFd most udicous voluntarily sabm
their claims to The Claims CoIss they would be cd win
Thousands of other claims therefore decs
br many yerrs 10 mention other ob-cuonbut 10 submit hn
Congress (prefrrns the senaie IN. The oph
ing Of the eominE session, In the direct rshd
will be pvvdsd for them through special of comwssr
ers or the Claims Coos shall be ed the on
nhuna Congress will gant that reference of those csns
msae 90 70 hy direct LEGISLATIVE act
The adu'tuent OF these claims would fully and eonstAny
cupy board ~ The highest clas. for s tn
phaicsy pns 10 such board sht and proper h. cs
Nov 9I-dtw LANES CAUSTEN
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt. C. Meigs, U. =. Engineer.
We, the undersigned, residents Of, in the State Of
hereby Jointly and ever with United
bid Of be accepted that he
they w within the the said bid
the contract for the with good and sufficient
perform furnish the articles In conformity
ofthe advertisement under which II made. And in
said - shail m into aforesaid guaranty
make good the difference between offer by the said
the lowest bidder.
lSigned) A.. 3.
q. ID.
hereby certify the best Of my knowledge belief
above-named guarantors good and sufficient
(Sigued) L. Y.
Mar 5-31wuethMay Sawn
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wAsuIsGToN BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.
- ~ sssiss 9e2

IN and aer Monday, the 23d the will leave
" wRshngtou a. and az a. m, aud and N, PIN
On sunday, at ~,
Leave Baiumnrs 4 and 4 a. m and and bI D.. m
On Sunday, al ~, 4. m.
T. H. PARSONS, Agent
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The college Of 80. james. Maryland.
TUE seccnd term Of thrsssnt session begin. Monday y"
There full Of collegiate preparatory, and eoRRsf
hddress Rev. Or. KERFooT, Rector, sc.
Feb l2-eaw4w
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&4 AMPToN UNITED GTAfEs MAIL STE hMERs
X~ u TIE ships npTising this line he WASH Nc
aAz@X1n1k TON, CApI. Z. Csveadyi HERMANN. Capt Nd
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WILLIAM H. Weaver mary hi wife, simeon Weave,
and Julia w pAatns Ia chaAeeIy ssaiR ehldTsS
Of Jacob Cnge decreased Whose unknown, eh
dren Of ROAanna ZneTman1 deceased whose ia
unknown y. sowers BAd Ann Ms Jav
CsH, deceased whose
Eebslaa Cgerl Jonas Cnser, and JseAah CrR in
right and administrator OF Aaron deceased d
nd n and Sinclair Graves and William H. Weaver, Se nc
uLOn.o
EXTRACTS Of decree
This cause coming papers formerly read
ver appointed sell Resross sS
toned said report; ALSO penuon OF Sinclair com
planning Of said Weaver having sold him
The saO IN ibe report m1ntinned and practising fraud
purchase, asking have the Land The SAID ncpof
Tesod, and answers nled 10 said petition, sc
But IA the lime, the court in order 10 have the all
Ia the sad fund specified
them respectively aseeaned doth adndse order aad
the commissioners Of ts couf, having ns given notice
BY publication la Published civ az
Washington for four wsrkG suecesye ard house
county Of Madison do said
funds and Of The amount IN The hands Of the
allowing him reasonable time for bringing
did charge him with interest which he
properly paid The paries entitled IbeTtto
expiration Of the time allowed and The eomms
ran tbs number and of all the emil
distribution Of
specve and proportions thereof and also Of resi-
party, the make
port The court with anything deemed pertinent by him or
which either parry may require. - =.
Copy. Teste: BELPiELD CAvg Clerk
parties interested in taking aud stating directed
the above decree hereby notified that have appointed
purpose Monday the 9TH day February 1885, time
Office Ia the and Of Madison, Virginia The
place the said accounts be taken and tsted BY
sioner. WILLIAM l.. EARLY,
Commissioner OF Madison Circuit Court
nna
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snrcrnnIea.

sprCrnctea,
GOLD silver fne steel and plated spectces RHs-e e
all focuses, with psrocal prrcopc parssoIa glasses
long experience gives advantage. srrnv
adapted to the eyes Of
". W. GAIT BRO.
32f Penn. between Ninth and Trnts streets
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t,EousE WOODS NEW woRK.-Mossru Pasu

GEORGE WOODS NEW w0RK.-Modsrn PnGrIm',
W showing The Improvements msbod'
reaching The Celestial CITY by Georse Wood, o "fsr
Schelmihl In America" volumes. Price o. rs.
Letters Young physician lu entering UPON practice by Ian"
Jnekson, NJ. ~, LII ID. si. -
Japan a. and s by Richard Wdrsth author Of HspT
Of the Unilcd staies, g. s5.
81 rs.
Just published, and for salc at
TAYLOR A MAURYs
Nov Is Roat.tora near 9Th asseL
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EDWARD CLARK,
aecretssy Of State
Frrcrr1vs DrraurNrNr,

E W. Prass ~ Of Tsras do hereby
Edward CLARK signed the certificate the precedpR
Secretary " tate, IL and the date ~ said certificate
sae for the that he h the
~ ori laws n said md that his
,stnn 8 IN dus
IN Testimony whereof herrun,o wy and the
seal of the siae sfkred the eiy Austin,
TsrAtl ts February. and
the pendence United cirhic,h
Of twentieth year,
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rkorosEp DATES OF SAILING.
E.nIr IiurIarnl.


EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN sRIPLEY, Co,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KgNNARD l. CO,
n Austin Friars London.
b. O. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
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! phIi~dsiphia, Niagara, and Great Western Lane.
1ssE NGERs Philadelphia and
ng Railroad Company BROAD and Wac
| q. m,
~ W
Nefohs.. 10 %
Naxna Falls. 10 %
/ buHsn... 10 %
| ba'sVh..'.', ''''',.,s..., .'-.,...,.,,.. %
s....
tHnanoagHa..s. 30
fihifhs.s' 10
Freight the Phsdrlpha Reading Railroad
(Broad and Cherry stre'u) daily Chicago
points Arrangements have been made which nue
JOHN TUCKER Prssidrnt
Philadelphia and Reading Rairoad ~
Fsb ls-dn
0aOCkHIEs, WINES. LIQUORS, 0c.-ws beg leave 10
call the Of friends public to our stnet
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine green and black
Jaws. Rio, and Lssusyra cofses
Refined and brown
Family, rhns, aud aour In hhls. spd bars
Cheese, lard, hams and shoulders
Grain and ground spices of every description
And every other article make complete
mGnt
wtnes, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry port csret and champagne wines OF
brnrds, and part very superior
Pine htnndtes wh.key, gins, &C IN wood and vrsq-
Together with large stock Of Havaas
cigars.
we rosds many other article. which we
ha prices u Az iudnceu,ent m
nmes and tho supplying their wants
THOMPSON, HAMILTON CO,
South side Penn avenue, between ~ and sh streets.
0cto-lHw7wH
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Austin, TsSss February 2, 1855.
Secretary Of State of the State Of Tera
certify that the foregoing eight hereto annexed h
the original act entitled IAN sc, giving the
AN provide for the
crsdtor republic of Terss eompeh-ndnd
mber nine eighteen hundred
second ssssi.n Of the Thirty
or Uaitsd stsi.s ard approved February twenty
eighth eighteen hurdr.d and Any. fven
warss my hand and the department the day
'' EDWARD CLARK,
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Washington Aqueduct.

0TTcE OF THE WksHfsaToN AquEpuoT,
Warliurtou March Z Isi
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THE subscriber desires call pubic attention his
goods, which
complete in every department, consisting in part Of
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Sept 2l-2aw6w
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HOW TO BEHAVE IN CHURCH,

The Schenectady Star gives the follow.
ing hints on church etiquette:
For GENrLEMEN.-Fancy, upon OPEN
ing the door, that every body will look at
you and bear yourself bravcly till YOU
get to youi seat. Then pass Your hand
over your hair to see if the hours labor
that you spent on it has not been in vain,
then take good long stare over the con-
gFegatlon to see who is there. If YOU
chew tobacco, blaze away in the seat be-
hind, It unoccupicd, or else let drive at
your neighbor's paleat leather. Scratch
your name on the back Of the front seat,
with the likeness Of "A one-eyed hippopriif;
stare frequenlly v at the pretty looking girl
behind You, and if possible send her note
assuring her that she has the prct,icst
hand, or the most exquisite eye of blue,
this side Of Paradise. After having ex-
hauStcd all reasonable amusemen,s YOU
may shut your eyes, open your mouth,
and favor the congregation with an ex.
iempore snore. After the service is over,
do !Aa agreeable, if possible, TO some d.
viaity thereafter write yourself brick.
FoR louNG LADlEs.-Spend four
hours in fixing out before starting, for it
is every young ladies duty to look pretty,
bearing in mind that ladies were created
for the especial purpose Of being worship
ped by gentlemen, and attracting their
unqualified admiration. Step dainty
and gracefully up the aisle, scat yourself,
straighten up, seat yourself again, and re.
peat this SIX consecutive times. Pull tho
oater garment q little way over the jcit
shoulder, then back on the right, and af-
ter doing this IL few times, leave it where
You found it. Straighten down your
collar, then straigh,en it up, pull out a
highly pertumed pocket handkerchief,
pass it over your lips and return 10,
! smoothe down both sides of your dress,
and thrust the toe of your exquisite foot
little out, and then after rising up and
sitting down again, you will &c prepared
for further developments. Being properly
fixed, YOU will rise up again and sit dow n
and then, after rising up and sitting down
once, 1t would be well to repeat it. If the
! gentleman in front sends you note, hide
it under your prayer book, or fan, and
read it when he is not looking; you need
pay no particular attention to the preach
ing; that will be for the benefit of sin,
neTs. If you have blue eyes, turn them
upwards once in a WHILE If black, partly
close the lids and look dreamy. If there
is gentleman at church you particularly
fancy, don't look but once at him and
then drop your glance Immediately. Af
ter church don't accept gentleman Z
company unless he protTers it, and let
your judgment guide you therea.len
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s. 5elertea stara,
THE SEA-CAPTAIN'S ADVEN.
TURE..
A THRILLING SKETCH.

Vn my last voyage TO bristol, the own.
eis OF the ship took passage with me-
ho whole cargo belonged to them, aud
they not only wished to do some business
IN England, but they also had desire to
travel some. Besides the three owners,
had four passengers in The cabin. The
passage from New York to England on
rat occasion was the most severe and
stormy ! eS>. made. | haze. experienced
heavier seorms, bat Beyer such continued
bard weather. The old ship WAS on
strain the wholq Of tho time, and though
Lrun, lleE into the Avon without losing a
life or an important spar, yet she had re-
ceiyed much damage. Her main mast
was sprung, her thinkers strained, and for
the last week the pumps had to be kept
going all the time, owners, passengers, Of
fcers and all doing their share Of work
at tbe brakes.
As soon as we. could get the cargo out,
the ship was hagled ialo the Jask Tor. re-
pairs, and we found, upon examination,
that il would be week before she could
be 6t for sea, and if she bad all the repairs
which she absolutely needed, il would take
her nearer two weelv, A contract was
pade for the jpb, and one OF the owners
agreed to STAY by and superin,end the
work. This left me at liberty, and be-
gan to look AROUND for some place TO visit.
had heari Wael, Of Salisbury Plain
The famous stone hega .wss. there. and so
We're there. other relics OF Roman and
British antiquities. Accordingly to
SaIishSy Plain ! resolved to go. when
went on board the ship. 10 make ar
Tangements with the owner Who had re.
NAMED there, ! found one Of The psssep-
gers just leaving. Ills name wa. Ma.
than Leeman. lie was young man.
ns. E more than thirty years Of age, and {
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INTELLIGENCE OF A DEAF MUTE

A pupil of the Able Sicard gave the
following extraordinary answers:
"Wbat is gratitude 7"
"GIatitude is the memory Of tie heart"
"What is hope?"
"Hope is the blossom of harpincss."'
"What is the difference between lone,
and desireP'
"Desire is a tree in leaf. hora is a tree
in flower; and enjoyment is tree in
fruit"
"What is eternity?"
"a Gay without yesterday or Tomorrow
line that has no ends
"What is time r.
"A line that has two ends; path
which begins in the cradle and ends in.
the tomb"
"What is God Z"
"llie necessary being, the sun Of etor,-
nlty, tile machinist of nature, the eve Of
justice, the matchmaker al. the universe,
the soul Of the world."'
Does God reason ?'''
Man reasons because lie doabts; he
deliberates-he decides; God is omnis.
eient; he knows all things; he never
doubts he therefore never reasons"
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he had over a hundred thousand dollars.
and that he should take his parents and
brother to some luxurious home when he
could find one to his taste.
That was some years ago. have re-
ce;ved some letters from Leeman since,
and he is settled down in the suburbs of
bradford on the banks of the lower Avon
where he has bought a large share in sew.
erai Of the celebrated cloth factories in
that place, and am under a solemn
promise to visit him if ever land in Eng
land again.
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IN ADVANCE
n U M B Err 10.

"a little too punctual!' said the Yan,
kee. "But it's all right now. Halo,
Cap'n, you can go ahead now. l don't
care about stopping. Come nigh losing
the passage money and the baggage
come nigh gcttin' drowned, Saria, all
along of you-but it's all right now. Go
ahead, steamboat. Rosin up there, fire,
men! Darn the expenses !"
When the Sun set the loving couple
We're seen seated on The upper deck, he
big brown Yankees arm encircling the
slender waist of the young woman in the
blue bonnet and pink dscSs. We believe
they reached their destination SAFE and
sound.
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Cnstallul gout.
THE STAR AND TIE LILLY.

This sweet production is from the pen Of one OF
she gifted correspondents of the Louisville (Ken.
tucky) Journal, Its merits will be readily ap-
prcciated by every reader into whose hands il
may fall.
II was an evening clear and still,
As ccr hold earth in silvcry fold;
The azure curtains of the SKY
We're fringed with cleaning gems of gold
The wandering airs of night grew faint
Upon the silver-lighted stream;
The fragrant; breath Of roses came,
Like thoughts that weave a poets dream;
SOFT clouds were floating Off to play
Like glorious birds just looscd from heayoa
While high above their aeccy folds
There cleaned = loyely star Of even,
ZACH night his smiling eyes came ont,
And sought lowly murmuring stream,
Along whose banks soft nceccd with light,
Fair lilies dropped their head to dream,
One lilly, pale and dewy.cycd,
Woocd 10y the moonlight-colprSf air,
Poured from her heart the wistsi love
That long had lain cntangled there,
Mid odors, CLEANS, and murmurings,
That To- the, shrine Of night belong,
She breathed in fragrant, passioncd sighs,
The love that thrilled her soul to song,
that loving star, 80 pure and bright,
Sccmcd cold and coy as maidens fsAs;
Yet still she raised her heavcnwaid eyes,
And brinncd her lilly cup with tears,
And when his beams came trembling down
To kiss the wave that hvcd her feet,
She slowly dropped her snowy brow,
Till wave, and star, and lilly met
That loving touch SO widely thrilled,
She wished nor prayed for greater bliss
that fondly look the love she i,lt,
Aud nightly bend beneath his kiss.
When morning came, with blushing hues,
The star would pale upon her heart,
But not the memory of his beams
They grew to be of life part,
Fen in the garnish hours of noon;
But dnyiishts vci Qa sQlien hue
Concealed his loving eyes from her.
Thus passed the weary tagging hours
Pale flower below and star above,
Till plying angel from the sky
stopped down and blessed their dream Of low,
llc took the star beams tom their throne
And placed them in the lilly's breast,
Where now no more they wandring roam.
But there forever swectly rest,
tiny vase OF fragrance rarc
Contains that glowing star Of love,
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The following is supposed to. be the
number Of newspapers in the verdi: 10,
in Austria; IA in Africa; "a in Spain :.
26 in Portugal; 3o,in Asia; 65 in Bel.
GUM; So in Denmark :: 40 in Russia and,
Poland; $50 in the Germsnic States
500 in Great Britain and Ireland and.
1000, in the United States, or nearly.
twice as many as all other nations.
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A young lady Who hid not received so.
much attention from her beauz as her fe.
male associates, said TO her lover, told,
them 'hatlI would vail until the ohaf
had blown of, and then would pick Tn,
the wheat" Smart compliment, that,
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A temperance lecturer, descanting ON
the essential and purifying qualities of
cold water, remarked, az knock down
argument, that when. the world became
so corrupt that the Lord could do nothing
else with il, he was obliged TO give il a
thorough sousing with cold water"
"fes," replid wsg, "bul it killed
every darned critter on the face Of the
airlh."
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turn TO tho Press-its tceming Sheets suryey
Zig with she wonders OF each passing dny
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
No. EH.-R. r. RESOLVENT.
HUMoRs-cHRovIc DISEASES

MISUNDERSTANDING DISEASES.
Diseases that have been lingering in the
sysem for a length of time, taintng the blood
with Impurities aud covering the body with
sores and ulcers; diseases Inherited by her
editary descent, 3r contracted By inoculaticn,
or transmiyt ii by Otle r SeaseS: over all OF
which sa u diseases AM disorders in this sec
ond class,
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENr
Possesses the most positive curative powers
This all powerful remedy las periorme
m racles- n he way CT cures. 1t has made
many persons sound and whole, who e fle h
was one mass OF corrup; on, and vino were
so diSfgure by disease as 10 render them OBJ.
jectS repulsive 10 the si-ht.
HUMORS--BAD RLoOD
Chronic diseases. Scrofulous and Syphiltic
m llain's, consumption, and other Elections
OF the lungs and throat, Ind nations and OF
game enlargemens s, chronic rheIma ism, CLAN.
dular swelling, hacking diy cough, cancer
Gus affections, bleeding Of the lungs, dvSne -
STA, water braSh, tic doler .uy, white ceiling
tm"rS, rlcerS. h p diseases, female complaints
Gut, ricketts,, bronchitis, liv1r complain,
AND ALL ERUPrrvE DISEASES.
The moment 4 dose of The ReSOlven' is TAX
en- into the system infected with dis ase, the
patient experiences he m s. deligh fu. senSa
tons. Tor new life is courSing ihr ugh ever,
'cAh "'-u tISSbstS - liit puE-tnIlCHlng and
purifying lie bl Cd and sting out all m =.
bid, corrupt an loathsome hu ncrs.
The Rem waiting Resnlvent is posi- i've cure
for al chronic comp aims. II has mad Who'll,
and sound patients who ha suff.re he m IS
terrible TO ture disease coul inf ct upon til,
system Let t1Ose vic Pare ri d ot e. treat
mentS AMI are still Jre--ed, give the K Sc.
vent a tri dit where you. Price one do.
llr perbottle. RAILWAY co,
l6? Fult n Street, New York
Sold Ivy Druggists, NJ rchants, and store
k epers everywhere.
ID C. 30, 1859, 405I.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

A learned pedagogue at Nantucket,
used every morning 10 read passages IN
the Bible, and expound the same as h
proceeded. in order that! by asking ques-
lions as 10 how much they remembered
Of his commenls. he might ascertain who
were the brigh, boys of school. On one
occasion he read from the book of Job.
thus:
There was a man in the land OF Uz,
and his name was Job. who feared God
and eschewed evil. Eschewed evil; that
ia he eschewed evil rs do toba cco--he
would have nothing TO do with II. -
With this very clear and forcible eluci
do,ion O { thu word '.esche W." he procee-
dsd until number OF yeTses were read
and commented on in similar clear and
ineligible manner.
After long interval. when The young
mind had time to digest it's fJod, the
pedasogue called upon one of the young
er BOYS, and the following dialogue en-
sued:
"Who was the man who lived in UzF
JOB"
Was he good mau?"
Yes"
what did he do?'
"Hs ehewsd tobacco rhen nobody elst
,,ould hare nothing to do ruth itp was
Bob Holmes answer.
The boy was permitted to take his
seati