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Fesinon y .en fasa "a
pay dsbts

!. Eat a. airiInistr-tor II
beii, teccssed. I rIn sril
'nr prerersY beiaaginr q
o. ! ard :. situated IL %
snntg. iut. snia f,rnp rrty
AZ au.i iNsl4e raoafhs. 81 s
aariar inferesi from aafe.
saving ssisauoD sd 50.
loHr 4 BILL. Atm.r.
THOMAS FElL. f<r.f.
~ fte $50
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| HAVE re~ ks-ursD~ns ef - e~feer.ssa Pr-r-
se~Ee< sps<fseie<. Silver sp4 Geld. Person. a.
81 <e- fs7~nix tov :, r, fNEENlH
frss We have ne 49, wsfrh ssf.r r. sfe wr<i-
~ roore.
fs'- - $50 -
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u Ont Of twelve hundred places where in
ioxicatsHg liquors are retzIled In Chicago
only one hundred are licensed
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NOTICE Is hereby given that letters
4 Standardization on The estste - Jacob a..
Cr~Eg have this day been issaed The unaersler
~ tie ViEo Court ~ Comron Pleas.
said estate i probably solvent
Aug. =. 1856 ~ CtfvER u. GEFGG.
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THE, WONDER
OFTHE
NESET EENTH CENTURy.
IMPORTANT AND OF GREAT CONSIDER.
ALTON TO THE SUFFERING.
THOS. A. UURLEY'S

I'm 1873 AP AuA1lRs
OF all the remedies that have been discovered lur.
~ ing the present age for the sthousand ills that
flesh is heir to-" equal this wonderful prepare
ton. Only three years have elapsed since the dis
coverer (who spent decade in stndying. experiment.
t-hring and perfecting ~ first introduoedi II the
public. and IL Is already recognized by the most eni
nent ply siciens in all parts OF the country 10 be the
most snrptisnssn d effective remedy Tor certain dis
All other compounds or sirups the root have hith
ert0 failed to Command the sanction Of the faculty
because. on being tested. they have been found t.
contain noxious ingredients. which neutralise the
good effects the Safsaparilia. aud oftentines in.
jure the health 81 the patient. Iisnot with IIur.
This j. the pure ndgeauine extract Of thc root .
viii. trial. he found To effect certain and perfe
cure ofthe following complaints and decreases.
Affections OF the Bones, hsbifual Costivyness.
Debility. Indigestion
disease ofthe kidaeys. Liver Complaint.
Dyspepsia, Piles.
Erysipclas. Pulmonary Diseases.
Female iFregolartes, Serofula. OF Kings Evil
Fistuis. Syphilis.
And all shin Diseases
Besides curing the above. tits also known 10 be a
great aud powerful Tonic purifying the blood and
invigorating the system.
In short. II IS without xeertiou n the cases men
toned. aud it, r-ncrs 81 effect system the mnS
efcacioas as u y the most desirable remedy Of the
age II IL already extensively used throughout the
country, aud u fast obtaining European feputa
tions The instances OF cure u has e4oied are daily
coming TO the proprietcr'e knowledge aud ne has nl
hesitation IN reeeme nsline II to ono and all who De
sire 10 procure relief from suffering One bottle hcinl
tried s effects will beto apparent T. admit OF fuIth
doubt.
V-Fs Recoiiect Huriey'- sarsaparliia /. the oy
genuine articlein the market.
- Price 81 per botte. OF six bottles fort o..
:, = For sale At the mansfastory' corner seventh
ana 1feen sueets. houisNisNilie, NJ. and ny 81
Wholesale houses throughout the United States ans
Canads.
or sold hereby J. r. ccStssu.x and p. NJ Dos
Aariloa ,sss-axvfv
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OUR STOCK or STOVES Is CON.
- P1krE. Al wei Furnished With he bett a
ware. nd sold rhraQ1y
Nsyif-au ICC0PER e CO.
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rs0oi. agcRs


II, ~ subsfIiheTa have e-fthiishrft "a. s.f..
tn Philadelphia. and viii flf
public alton AZ The retail prize 80.
persons. ~ riding 80 sHhet
~ lie - Nsra4Inft. faea - Htr
nsfn's. Orb l't Fant ffsiII'
receive tiie snafa9tuee for ent 81.
fFifntii NfI graph pofff ~ ~
itstson ar ciaf. or. ~ s41slIil =. f.as Gr
Na-sairr. they 800 receive
thTee pnrfrsits. ~ sufrf 30 ~ - rrrrt
Iinff. sIi three n8fiIslis NIf .IIa
o.. uishca 20 ihtIft SEQ l... a. p.
fnreiul,- ~ even fr-rflut.
-ns l4psfiiiics iainifhed. hft
sent ~ order
Every drfs aiien - farrs' 2 - tt ats. ..t-.
Will usafsr-s sni flsrsffh
NcHsqaprf hfaInrs. tfewF ~ .ll ..r4
Illustrations. Ilis- Cert A.
&C. All orirrs cent ~ na'i -r.#s .rsf. ..f.
Persons ~lssinf vie"fD' a. l .rf. nIf 80 80
fanrtna Oa9ueffcotlg orsltt.|
l1sit ~ frpress-
fereons =; titt-.nre fsftrf esf 81 rs~
Wn7htuef - fhfu rfrtrft.f
sciiAesf, ss wc " .iuldae as - f.Ifttset.
sTRt--t rTrfE
NN3rtb Alrlslfs.t t..f
vraAr ...r..s 49,
I Dee 1872
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A large Dunn OF Iron Grey Horse
escaped from the owner ia Riley
LON Tc~r-bir. Oh last Saturday nj ghi
"A had on when he left, saddle
and bsldlr Any infsrmasion given II said
horse a, tais Office VII he Liberty rewarded.
August n lS56-wff
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strayed /!

IRON the subscriber. on the night OF
u the 2fth OF Juiy. DARK brown horse, about y
years ofaee, and "a thin order. said horse had a
strap around his neck when ne len 10 prevent him
ffoul -tus sing and has also the marks pole
evil oa his head viii give reasonable rewari
foF the retarn II said horse TO me. a. Belair Craw.
ford county, III. OF Will pay vhat Is right for ApY
Information concerning him.
Aus. S. 5G-fiw-wf JOHN SONDLES
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5ehn u. Beii. Almr
Ttc4lss rsii
The heirs q a. 4 3eccdeaf-
NoTfCR - hrreby gives
~ ths ssla,9 81 Thamas
a private ksi>. he follow
fslf estate. to-slt: Lots y
to~n q Frairiet1n. Yixo e
I'll he <oi'i IN = credit -
parehascr giving noies !,
sita approved sseurty an
praise aleni laus
~ -. fssJ sfvE
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CULTIVATE YouR uxpKnsrAxprxe

Doors. Shoes. slippers. and Caters. AL
- kinds and sises. 81 Calf Kid. Morocco. and
PrunellA for 3entlsnen, Ladies. Moses
loutas, Buys aud Bsbiss. Remember ths
little ones. Call ~
RIPLEY a bAyALDsoN's.
Nay 30. d~-tf crrar sross-
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I'VE co partnership heretofore stirinr De.
L tween the undersigned. unsser the nsme
and style Of Deck a StaHafd," has hi. day
been dissolved hy mutnsl consent
All persons indebted "a -.sd 6rsn vii r..se
payment 10 4. T. Deck only: he alone being
authorized 10 receive payment. add he " An
settle al debts owing By said frsn
JOHN STAFFORD.
July 3, ls5e Il. Il. DE-K.
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GROCERIES -sUBsTAHTlAIs
NEN ORLEANS SUGAR.
~ Sugar House Mo1asscs,
Imperial Teas.
leupg Hysos Teas,
Hack Tea.
Rice. Starch. 1lnsef. rToses.
Nutmrys. CinnaH Indigo. Nader.
Tobacco. Flour, Sole Leather. AZ
RIPLEY A DANAlDSOx'S.
May 70. d~-u North Of the square.
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Farm for Rent.

A 4 SMALL FARM. SITUATED
sheai = ailes scasbessf % shss city. wes eo,..
osN ie spro f~rsents = "a be rs1ied On reasonable
earns tnqasrs ~
April 4. dA~-u his OFFICE.
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The Business hsresossrr carried on under TIE
name Of Deck a stafford viii be continued IN
the old stand. IN fhossix Row, No ;. by the
uodersigncl. Pr. DECK.
Terrs haste. Jul, % lssedwsw
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Weannex sfswa fsw certificates 20 eorroborsie
our assertions.
PasF. WooD-DeaT sir. Ny hair hse for several
Ytafs been becoming permanently gray. srcolnpaH.
led ~ ehaIshness whiChIcHdefedthe constant appll
cation Of oil necessary 10 Ia dressing Il. "A hen
commences ga a air Restorative. about txo
mo1ths Aso. a. Vas "a that eouaittonf ana havfne
soatiaued 10 zee tll within the last three weeks
has turned 10 its natural col0T, ssd assumed loslfe
aad soltness greatly 10 be preferTedto those pFoat
o3 The apple alton 81 oils Any other preparation
have ever used ITegsniit a>sn Indispensable arti-
Gle iOT every lady sioliet. wbetheTto be used a.
Hair fostoratise Gar the simple pursose
ing orbcantifyinE the hair. You have permission "a
refer 10 meal 10 ny ne form.
ins allthaf IL claimed f0r III
Mas. SYMODS, lff ID street.
Cincinnati. Ohio Feb ln.lf5s.
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All the Ladirs Like En-

All the Ladies Like En-.
1NHE Barcses. Bonnsts.
u Chlrtx, Challies,
Chambrsys. Collars,
Cambrics. Chemiset,es.
Deissines. Debvcs.
Gloves, Caters.
Hose. handkerchief.
Lawns Lsces.
Nantes. Mcrinoes.
Shawi~, SwfsAts.
Tissues, TRIMMINGS.
Iusrcs. silks. Ribbons. Edeinrs. pr,sts
Undcrsleevcs. Pans. dc. dc. At
RIPLEY & DANALDS0N's.
Maye0. dw.tf
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PRICE ANN TFRks OF ~


A. secnrffy Ia The pefi1 snct
&c fret two Years' inter- - UnHf h'
snd % mu-f D. understood that IL
the land purchased sbaiihe yearly
tivstion.
% ,-r cent. from the crsflt pri
Tor cash. Tie Company -cr rfrfr
Re received ~ har1e.
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~ wholesale Agents. -. feais. " Bf.N.fsr:
Chicago. BaatL,f 4 BRo.. Tcrre-lfaute. j. n. Cox.
isepsw: A. s. clsni>s, q. '. LlssiS. AID ior .alo
Nsy-.. isss -ss.esa leae. Jepo ~
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N-PTbfE.-The Trusfcc~ 30 tNe s'-'
slips. whom II may concern lf h.f
ihai James Beli has h-.n af.ioiri - sf.f fI.' 80 M
Cenn'f PA sieian - fhe - pisi-lff ~ -
O. having nr-fa ~ line. drawn frsf .ff #'i
a. ceI.Ie ~ fsanship eleven. anll rHsi ri
river md ~ she - District. fnfnrrisr rf'
conrfy nr.i ~ III Wabash rivers F'aI
hes received tie appointment N Cor
iho -. or sp1thsrn District. af.i rs 's0
b. execrting ri. taud.
M -. l..5-eu =. iAfDL.
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LAND G Commissioner ~ ne Illinois c.nl
~ 0rirf. up 70 The - 0i NfY. - y
nur. Chica~o H. after fhnf date ir 90 -rn
PrssrnrfF depot foot Of ,o4tE satlfa
April @ irst-wC0i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

STEAM MELODIES 1t has been stated that some
inventor in Worcester has, succeeded in turning
the unearthly screech of the steam whistle into
harmonious music. The new invention was at
tached to one of the locomotives on the Worces-
ter and Nnehlu railroad, on Thursday, aud the
editor of the Worcester Transcript, who was one
of the party that faced the music thus speaks
of the sensation created Ms the engine left Wor-
cester, 10 the tune of"Old Dan Tucker
"Ihe effect was magical. nay wonderful, excl
ting and amusing. Men left their tds and
work shops, and rushed for the railway;with them
came women with babies and without. chill
dren nnumerabc, and swarming like ants when
their ant hill is trodden on, all agape and agrin
with wonder and deli ht everything animate was
on the qai riue.
The horses danced pirouttes to the musc;,he
very pigs relaxed the tension of their tortuous
tails and stupid calves, that re'er had heard Of
melody, in dumb amn2ement snuffed :he music
laden air. and stood agape, their pendant tails
outstanding strait behind Twas marvellous, and
we should not have been surprised if all the bend
ing woods, charmed by the Orphic strains, had
walked down the shaded hills, and made oboisance
10 the Caliope, even as,to the terror of Macbeth,
the lofty "Birnam wood" came down Ito Dun
sinane.''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17


NAPOLEON III.-Louis Napoleon Bonaparte,
the present Emperor of the French. was born on
the Goth of April, 1903, ut the Tuilleries. His
mother was llorense, Queen of Holland. the
wife of Napoleons brother Louis. to whom that
Kingdom had been assigned. The marriage of
lIortense WAS most unfortunate they did moth
ing hut quarrel. and in September 1907, they
finally separated at Amsterdam. and HortenSe
returned to her mother in Paris. There the pre-
sent Emperor was born, and it is remarkable that
he and the King of Rome were the only two per
Of the family of Napoleon whose births were
received with military honor and the homage Of
the people.
There is one circumstance connected with the
fate of this family which historians have not as
yet observed. but which is well worth mention.-
Napoleon the Great set aside his own best coun-
sellor, TO obtain an heir to The throne of France
He married n Princess Of Austria and by her he
had son. That birth was the eliminating point
of his power ard dignity. From thence he did
nothing but descend. He died in exih-his
son also. Who succeeded to his name. his fame
his power! The child of Hortense. who was the
child of Josephine! In the person of the Empe-
ror of the Frenoh,we ind not the offspring of Ma.
poleonihe Great, hut the offspring of his discard
ed wife. What an illustration of the truth ofthe
'dge-.fhat it Is man who proposes but God
J who disposes."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
rhe Fourth az Burlington. \. 8.

4 friend who attended the celebration oi the late
anni,ersar, of our national birthday Burlington
n j. sends us interesting acconnt Of from hich
we make the following extract
But the great centre of attraction was at the Eps-
copal residence On the river bank the scene was
beautiful for miles the blue waters Of the lawaro
stretched forth, sparkling in the uhitencd by
the sail Of commerce the steamers filled 10 overflow
ing with human freight, the bands Of music PLAYING
our national airs, and our national tag everywhere
waving from the land, floating from every mast on
the vessels and streaming FROM nnumerahle steam
ers But turning from the river to the land a more
pleasing sight Is beheid In the centre the venerable
Bishop 81 New Jersey, and The founder Of st hars
Hail and Burlington College is standing with
head uncoseredupon the steps efhis residence "Rv
ers1e,H his family Immediately around him. On
the right ranged IN semicirce. the pupils Of tho
Hall with their teachers Immediately opposite stand
the students Of Burlington College. Mr. Chadwick,
member Of their senior class has made briet aud
appropriate address 10 the Bishop, acknowledging
the benefits that not only the College but the State
Of New Jersey, has received from him. and has spo
ken of the double anniversary they the students of
Burlington College, celebrate that day--t being
not only the h-day OF National Independence
but also the natal day OF that institution, which is
now commencing its tenth year. The venerable
want Of God is speaking his dear children in words
Of love and burning eloquence Of the glores of
land, Of the ardent attachment that pefyades his
whole soul for the union of the United States and Of
the priceless value of the Constitution As he speaks
a thrill of qualification peryadcs your whole being,
and you feel proud "ihat too am American Citi-
zen." ! enclose you an abstract of this admirable
address
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

LOUIS PnuIPpE's DAUGHTER. Considerable
sensation has been produced by the announce
ment that the Emperor Napoleon has relaxed his
policy in regard to the daughters Of his predeces-
sor, King Louis Philippe so far as To direct that
project of law shall be laid before the egis
ture, whereby It sum, of 200,030 francs shall be
paid annually to each OF the said princesses, if
surviving, or to their husbands or issue. This
: net will affect the following personages first,
thu Duke of Brabant, Count OF Flanders, and
Princess Charlotte Of Belgium, in virtue of their
late mother Queen Louise: secondly Princess
Philip and Ernest of Wurtemburg, in right of
their deceased mother, Princess Marie: and third
~. the Princess (Cementine) Augustus of Sake
Coburg, who has issued two and two daugh-
tcrs Thus, the whole sum to be paid annually
to the three parties entitled thereto will be f2l,
900. or if capitalized, to as much as will produce
that amount This act of justice to the illustri
ladies concerned is said to be due to the E'upe-
ror's own desire, promoted by an earnest desire
on his part to exhibit his personal good will to
the Courts of Belgium, Wurtemberg and Sake
Cobnrg and to Queen Victoria, who has inter
ested herself in the..matter with warmth, but with
tact and discretion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

sommer Cohp'n'nt-.-Ihe iatl e nc" Zoo Wen 's
ahshed attempt to controyet it, ha most 81
which often prove fatal in the simmer produce.
by fruits and vegetables by which the sto
dsnrdered the liver the blood saGnacd aud
digestive organs rendered Inactive II not torpid Cholera
cholera morbus bilious and choic d sentry tiarrha
like complaints grrnaate and thrive improper
becomes deep seatod and fixed upon
strongest most active mineral med
unable their progress until the patient is
prostrae and all hopes OF relief ended Who is IT that has
healthy infant adults seized with one OF the
ANNOYING above spoken Of and despite the skill and
medical gentlemen, waste away under their treat
mentf And this be accounted for Simply by the
administering remedy TO stay tho failing
strength afflicted taesamc time check the disease
progress the prescribed aided in the exhaustion
and by time that the disease
mastered sufferer PROSTATE, and failing to exce
action patient died the effects Of the poison admins
uproo the disease Not with Bakers Premium
Bitters composed entirely of vegetable matter aud
which proved themselves the best tonic ia
but have disorders of the stomach and
bowels when TAX en- according to directions.
Price 50 cents per bottle
For sale by Ncssrs. Sothcr & Whitehead and Saber &
Jones, L. nehburs and by Druggists generally.
iunp
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eahoDtas 20, Apfii lUth 1919
entlenmen months since patient applied TO
medical advice, Afflicted with severe iorn OF setondt
e had been under the charge of Two physicians
without deriving relief commenced using the regular rem.
ces at the profession but the disease stubborny resisted All
efforts The reputation Of Carriers Spanish Mixture nav
reached and being personally acquainted win your
selves determined to give ra did SO, and 10 short
time m good effects evident and three bottles cured
lin.
of Justice TO suffering humany, cannot withheld
smany virtues Alternative and prompt ur
Of The blood aud take pleasure in recommending 10 the
profession public generally. Yours respectfully,
inlv lin o BUTCHER. NJ D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

ExpgLlEp.---The New York Express announces
that at meeting Of tho American Council, on Mon
day evening last in 2lst ward of that, city, George
Law was unanimously expelled, and with him Mr..
Mott, oftha. ward-who recently attended the Free
mont Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

QUEEN NIeroRiAs VISIT 10 GRosvENoR HOUSE
-MR. DALLAS AGAIN Az CouRr.-On the Goth
at June. Queen Victoria paid ono of the highest
compliments 10 the Marqui and Marchioness of
Westminster which royalty can confer on sub
lect-hy honorng G,osyenor House with her
presence. Grosvenor House was formerly the
dwelling Of the Duke of Gloucester. younger
brother of George H., aud came into the pos
session Of the Westminster family in 1906.
The Queen arrived shortly after 10 O'clock
Her Majesty WAS accompanied by the Prince CON
sort, nnl by his Royal IIighness Prince Frede-
rick William of Prussia.
The llustriols party occupied with the mem
bera of the royal suites. seven of the Queens
dress carriages.
The Queen passed through the line of guests in
the drawing rooms, oourteousy acknowledging
their manifestations of respect, rs she entered
the ball room. Advancing to the dais, her Maj
esty took her seat on the chair of state, in front
If which the members of the corps dipiomaiigue
ana the principal guests having passed nnd made
their oheisanee, the ball was opened Her Mai
cs,y led off in quadrille with the Earl Grosve-
nor Prince Albert dancing with the Lady Agnes
Grosvenor.
Attwenty minutes TO one O'Clock, the Marquis
of Westminster conducted the Queen to the gal.
lery ia which n magnificent supper was laid out
for The roya party. The services of plate on
the table were of extraordinary splendor. There
were no less than twelve gold and silver vases
race cups won by the horses of the late marquis
and in the centre of the plateau on the royal
table, was lofty piece of plate. the guerdon won
at Doneaster by Touchstone. in 1896.
Amongst the members Of the corps diplomatic
que invited to meet Her Majesty were bis Elk.
| orlleucy Mr. Dallas, Mrs. Dallas and Mr.. r. Dial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

ChApEL TO LUTHsR-The German Journal of
Frankfort states that subscription limited to three
krenlzers one cent? for each person. has been open
ed at Worms for the construction of Gothic chane,
IN town IN honor of Luther, and of his protest 10 the
Diet of Worms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

plat- elaSs front mud movable shutter. 10 be
drawn up as soon the camera had been sunk
10 the bottom. The apparatus was then let
down ffom boat, carrying with it the COLO
dion plate pr,pnred in the ordinary way.
When Il. the bottom. the shutter If the box was
raised and the plate exposed for period Of ten
minutes, with successful result. Its believed
ihat his method will prove ready and mex
pensive means Of arriving at know ledge of the
conditioned bridges. piles. structures and rocks
under water.
ABSENCE or MIND IN a CLERGYmAS.-The
Meridian iol Transcript says; "Ihe paragraph
which published week or two ago, giving
an account ef a remarkable case OF absent mind
riness which occurred in this towp-a minister
having gone into the DISK of IA neghboring
lry and conducted the services surprising that
be was in his owu-having taxed the creeulity of
several # our contemporaries. we take occasion
here 10 voueh for its entire correctness. Not on
w was the reverend gentleman so absorbed that
he walked into the wrong yestry and into the
desk of brother of different doctrinal faith,
but he actually opened the meeting, and Ind pro
ceeded some ways with the service before he
discovered his error. Meantime. brother No 9
coming in found his desk occupied and in a pug
lied mood quietly took his seat with the congre-
CATION, determined to await furlhef developments.
'Phaney the pheclinks' of brother No | when
brother No. 9 arose and said that he had came
in with the expectation of presiding over the
mscting'ns usual; but was happy TO see his desk
SO well occupied. and that he arose simply to en-
dorse the remarks which his brother bad just
made. The congregation Of Brother No. !. al
ter waiting sufficient length of time, concluded
f.om some cause they were in the predcament of
the sheep withouta Shepherd aud appointed
the deacon TO preside, and had an interesting
meeting their own hook. "
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