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FARM LAMBS FOR SALE.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL ROAD COMPANY

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL ROAD COMPANY
Ia sss - acres and ." s credits saS !. .nS .
rats Of ,n,-,s1
sirueton Of ills RNrcsd and amorg
TO the south. and from thence Gsisns and
nanlrh 10 The ssrns par, Of the state Most Of
none more than aev miles distant iO@ ~ hence ready and
oftss Eastern Southern markets. The ppul
SS Sy graz as and s Saes, spd S-h Of noSr-
ana growing home demand Tor every
KIND "a %, i. ~ and ssrd . ~ produce ,,,
dom with grove, Of OAK and other tim
valuable -, -, -,
gently rolling peculiarly grazing cattle and .ep or
.s inSsn e9rn &c Ihs a.. pars and bra
eng s ate NOR mid and enaele than tia, OF any
'eh ~ ssssr se 0 ma, 49,, -, -. - ,, - -, - .
Economy IN esvsng and great produeveness are the .v
, s"o Ises are hot eqled 70
Indian the newly 3d. usually vpays
'o ,s, o, posns am y, ,Tneh , -, -,
ss IN In . ~ snd , a = sav u" ya Tsry .h,gs
me T,iy s corn or .h.,i Al ,Som A. =, AZ ~ I
cieas may po.e and fenced The a and
aI r s,g , IN, y 80, t e t .ns ,sIna year.
o R ~ ~. i a 10 afro ,, Tor ,he southern m,rk-
cheap aud desirable i9el being Furnished point.
80, n. W. S .r, a. 49,, .e ~ Z, ~ ~
@ s s IN R s $50, u, m rs n o. ,hs ssA'r
Ia IN me, mi i ing sS S OF sh e" s quality
Nc ~ gr n,,l r ,hs ,h sna Isn :, anu
ton on ,,r,,s,, t,.,. 4. n, ,.t S,,,.. ,,.,,
49,, ,g;fIj,,r I, "a, ,,1rIf Su.i,,,, go, "a I.,,
So, 80 r ~, - D. ~; ~ e. j; ~" ~, n'.'ie ~
y,Is,lIs s,r,s ~ a. on urirs. g "a, ~ ~, ,
~ -. 80 80 - ".,, =, 49,, .., -. ,.,. -,
iinE ON hsu er Ia Mnn-sot4 should bear 70 mind that the
aa o. IN, UoIt.RS al & p'o s O s With 1y are sold are
, ~ ,r ~ % ,, . :, ,1 S, 'ns , m, %,
uay heavy drawback on them and aner few years eulva
m. .me mars hold GOD 10 relation 10 a.. Land. In IN T%
as the s sas me aSs to ana. may De-
= 81 - hnnr M. ~. ,,roncts - r. H. a. -, -.
u 90 'e 49, anus are earned
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GAIT AND PLASTEH.-The W.. and Tennessee Usu.
rosi FINISHED 70 satvie, and prepared 10 furnish
Sa Hnd Paer 20 cus0ucrs In sacks barrets
,h upon ths most reasonable terms Ny siong me
e V We road VII receive orders for either qna
ousiaoTs desire TIE attention 81 particularly IN
v 70 W NrgnA article sud feel assued that either
afe III r.rut In IT, exclusive Any
teniion 49, ~ W. F''''f'F-
sAf Al articles Of my brand warranted pure
TtfOs. T. FRICTION.
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A UIREAnY no DIE1-D,.

~ ecape Ma, iIe trends r,t IN 10 10 can
sud palse. ~ Kings 81 foot the hsvcs pau.
a.s 40 he III b.st, "a a. you ready 10 20 uiih hin ana
Hgs can Won be IN v,u -, Word triOtr and Ori0naf
and freedom from Tie eeralny ~ subsistence,
vds BY calling VI - I w 10y man may thus pro-
policy Tor 100 % $1,000 uidc, can he use
AousNey .gf benefit o. ~ family An os.s, "a III
wv proof o. The partys death Tbe Compapv in L.v.
US Agency w few loses the amount a. ais nn %
January l6 For explanatory books or tpfogmat Ill =. -
Agents onice 2O8 Main street ' ~ " WV
o. CHAs WORKMAN, Local Agent
" "ohrHsH General agent and Attorney for Virginia.
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- Ht q a l. . ArHI MENTS. TRUSSEs.
- b.ndaS MEDICAL Ware Implement and Apparaig neo-
oNHKhefic Mhiue- Ihycas Saddle Bags Pocket Medicine
aud Instrument CIss fog-i with PeTunrry
1ia~s' Counts Of all EuI the hns French Elgs
soaps, sfnecs, Far Goods Brush--, variety
Pharmaceutical Preparations prepared by themselves and
rantet ~ n strength and the dispensed by the
suhcrbr m extensive city sud physicians bust
n~s-, for sale by LAIDLFY A ROBINSON,
Graiuat-s - Phil G llege 81 Pharmacy,
oe2s New Drug sto-- COZ. :. I'D, and v,a,tt, ~.
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HITCHCOCK q osHonN

No. 23 NAN Street, Richmond, Va,
AVE- Ia store large fash
n II ionsb- COACIlE-- CAgEIAG Bf-GGlES, O-Sg
SuLKSYS and HARNE-s, suitable country and (S5x<y
city made Of the bcst materials put NM
zrtir with much which viii h
he public, and se such viii
~ all ~lo favor a. with their patronage
fr0m long aud
tenon, hope to ps fsvors Orders
fr2-iy
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FOX RENT.

FOX RENT.
I'D DOW fOR R ENr.-A our sor
f~t long and u set vide will be -
price, al
mlrSbiy suited Possession given LIST September.
W. q. PERKINS co.
auss No iti E>s'e SQUARE.
uINOR RENr-And possession given nnmciasy a neat a
and convenient DWELLING, street betwccn Main Ia
containing eight
ALSO.
9Th
CARPENTER shop for Storage, which will Apply
OEo-du HILL A RAWLINGS.
LYON RENT. LEASE Or SAIE.-rhe HOUSE, -
and LOT on Main street. fronting 20 feet adjoining the ~
laundry OF the Messr Barnes. recently occupied
SIMS asa turner's shop Possession the LIST Of
for terms apply TO JOHN A. RoBINsoN.
jy25 Corner AR nd Virginia
UNoK kENT.-rhree txcvcn; ROOMS Law Onir,.
or lisng RoSms In the Wing Building. Prompt application
will them IN term
Apply at whg ores. .eal-u
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PptILIP R % W.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia

PUIEGP HA % W.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond Virginia,
m ANUPAcTUREs LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TEN -.
AVN ders, Railroad Cars aud all descriptions 81 Rail y1I
rosd Machinery, Stationary Rngnes Of required 1871
power. Also Portable Eugibes 9TH decided improve 1872
ment Others heretofore mad, (fgn " paeeg
on wheels and veil sdaPel 70 farming PaIPoss. gspg Lumber
&C s improved Circar Portable sawhng ID
aud ~ class Mining Machinery Grs aud aauM Machinery,
S"nE- and Tobacco Factory Fixtures ~ every kind Also
and Iron Casting made TO order. 2 KAHN.
. RUuEE GLgss. Caroline County Oct. "a, 1856
Mr.. PHILIP RAIN,
Eagle foundry Richmond. Va:
DgAR SiHH l. with pl that lssimouy
y the performance u the ~ Horse Pos fyd ga
Mn Purchased ~ you Ia January last believe viii dryg ~
Inch saw and that Il more Nan you gecommsndsd 9dn
doubt that the farmers vni end IN uis Engng VsSJ
farm. and recommend all who axe "A annie
gnes can saw from 70 fH feet per dty ~ pr w
Yours respectfully, hkSF" BOARD
apis A. GgORGE
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FA LII TR y d E, 1 SO.
J. wIILINGHAM. b. y. rARDY.
WILLING HAMA TARDY,

J. wlILINGHAM. b. y. TARDy.
WILL ING III 4 VI n TARDY,
INrnErgKs
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No IS PEARL STREET. RICHMOND. VA,
AVE la -v, aud receiving daily, large and
stock OF Pail and Winter Dry Goods which they
attention OF Merchants visiting this They
superior IdrHtge their competitors either importers
buyrr but that they advantages
solicit conhrnlay
a few 81 the leading styles
and Blracri Shrvtiugs shrtings
widths.
Sstnrtts. and 6-t Pnlled Cloths
Psd Lindseys at all priers
Of blankets.
English aud American Prints, all grades.
C,hurg DrLain- Apaccas GnghAms Ladies
Cloths and Cassimeres
Stswls. Clnaks and Nantes:
with stock Of Hosiery, Gloves Spool Cotton, Threads,
&c., &c.
Terms, months credit or per discount
AUSO wILLINGHAM TARDY.
have with Mes.rs TArdy
trade and will h PLEASED have friends call
every effort givc them satisfaction.
The Commission business OF Hunt BRO, will be attended
heretofore bv Senior which will
OF November ID. X. HUNT
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AIR. Co>Wt RORINSUN'S PA ACrICE IN
WI THE COUNTS OF JUSTICE IN ENGLAND Ann rliE
UNITED STATES vols. sVo Price sl2. Published
Tor sAle A NORRIS
vo iAs the place and OF transaction or procr-lns
vang CHIEFLY Of the conflict Of and the
Vol s-rrr-tnH Of the subject matter Of ons seon. in other
wol, the right % action The
Of
second by relating the Of the
uhiee OF the proceeding volume devoted
entirely action of the
l. On sealed instruments upon Judgment decree
On Bulls OF Exchange and other uneAle
s. on promises generally expressed and implied.
By of goods adverse
baiiee.
Against doer.
publisher would the
the edition OF volume l. being RAPIDLY disposed
Of
the earliest opportunity
be disappointed.
Noume OF the Old reduced IS; of
remains for sale This volume treats Of the practice in criminal
before Courts Of Probate
aud the like These subjects embraced either
second volume of the edition will hey embraced
the volume That will he confined
will treat particularly Of the peadnzs and proce~dng
oc21 NORRIS Publisher.
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: H i II L Si!!
VI 4 ID T. Y q q X ID T. K.
g UI;sTS MADE To ttDEK-By Danskin's eelehrs-
- It'd Pstt-rn, At WI v OWENS FASHIONABLE FURNISH.
ING STORE FOR GENTLEMEN. opposite American Hotel. Main
Strrt prepared take orders furnish SHIRTS
made style by Dau-s pattern
In Instance WAKE4STED satisfaction
- CALI AND LIZA " TOCR MEASURES
AID varied assortment o. FURNISHING GOODS Of
description pend Tor Fall aud Wint,r
70 READY tpE SHIRTS Every quality equal
a e-p~e = s Iasde - order Always hand And made
BY DAnsSils pattern
WILLIAM , OWNS,
oc@i Opposite sul-rsAa a0s-I.
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FALL TRADE.
BENNETT, HEEmS a. FISH f. H

125 MAS sTREEr RfcHHOrD, VIRGINIA,
tAL attention Of Country Merchants Phycsns aud the
trade, usually heavy stock 81 Drugs Medicine -
Paints OILS, wiudow Glass, Coors, Nanishts aud
especially adapted the trade Of Virginia aud NORTH -
Carolina principal sale of Cart Sau-f
Mixture the remedy for the blood Rokbrdgc Va) Alum
pills and Alum Mass and all the popular hedcuTs Of the
day propreo lowest prices Always on hand sc stock o.
Chewing Tobacco Cigars OF the celebrated
They great Inducements buyers and respectful,
request a call AulG
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STEAMBOATS,, &c

EoM NORroIk And roRrs- a ~s-u
fAyorits steamboat AUGUSTA, Capt wn G ssuu.
Richmond and The psse., MONDAY. oe,ossr aoh
Pisr-earr Depot every Monday wedneisy and
Friday. 81 O'Clock
folk ON ruestsys. Thursdays and
toaching at all the andngs liver.
fsrc 10 City Point. tioo
rare to Grove and intermediate landings. 50
fsrc 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Servants, through.
Do n river, ip
Meal, extra,
childrsn year. Of age. half psis.
fNOs DORAMeAp sopr
CHANGE OF Nos R-wINreR AR a .>>-u
~ RANGEMENr.-rhe steamboat RrIs PECK Gxvya<&n<r
Capt John DAVIS. Win ON and amer Thursday
the wharf NJ Rockets
mornings NeS O'Clock for Portsmouth and Norfolk
return each alternate days Sundays exeepte leaving
the hour, ~ O'Clock, NJ touching
landings on The River going and returning
Passage and fare As usual
osis R. HAskISs
Union SrEAmSnlf COMPANY.
rOR PHILADELPHIA VIA CITY POINT NORroLK
- rEAMsR CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt NrrcH-
- nj Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain DAVID <>alEA
TrAI- Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt n. Rooss- EHH
One OF these superior Steamers viii leave Rich
nond, until further
Al City Point aud Norfolk
ING leave Philadelphia Wednesday Saturday, morning
at 10 O'Clock.
These ORDER
Tor The comfort OF having adc
Ing goods committed receive patron
sv- No Han'Alpmsn, by sh,'l,as
P.s..re through New York and found ..... $40 90
Do do PhnAdeipha and found. LIST cabin ........ 90
Passage to City Point and Norfolk
days and then proved TO New York by the ticket
mAe-u H. X TUTrLE, Agent, RockettsA
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FALL CAMPAIGN, 1886.
ASHTON a BILE CLOTHING.
$40 leave To return many thanks liberal patronage
bestowed ~ late hope by
my patrons wants g. merit continuance Of the ssms.
My facilities than BEFORE determined
va ah ar eonon) to sell goods of the quality
workmanship ~ low As house IN line IN Virginia
W stock vii be large and ample
sad will consist Of styles ana
patterns, both ~ and In the respect
mlly 90 cited ron AZ IN need u . uAIN sTHEET.
NV Morn: SMALL PHOFITS, LARGE SALE GOOD ARTI-
CHS AhD HArisVACTi0f To THE BUYER.
So WIN. IRA SMITH
NOTItE-To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN :-Whereas
~ TIE Richmond and Dauyle Railroad Company have had
misfortune 10 lse their freight house 10 Richmond well por
Ton OF er rolling stock they constrained Tor
deliver all down freight the siding the depot
lot In this city the shall freight
Immediately by those consigned or be
long A. The Company VIII not be responsible r the keeping
the and thu parties interested
therefore take notice that all down freight,
at their risk ~ soon unoadsd from Tire
JAqI-s Superintendent ~ r,sS.paItstlop
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SOUTHERN IMPORTING
GUN AND SPORTING E>TAISiENIIMENT.
SA Nj u Ell SUTII Err ND.

- MATERIALS. aud the nntr descriptions uf N
CUTLERY No lS2 Main street kehm"nd, Virginia, zSfc(
asks the attention Of the Soutyrn public To- his large l
and well selected stock az Goods lie imports ~ ~ ~
rrcy from Fuop- and therefore enabled supply
Wishing tackle walking Canes. &c reasonable
similar goods be purchased In the Northern cities while
The same time e knows FROM long In the trade
stock i better adapted public
generally he found ~ @ largest Importing houses the
aud Eastern cities lie deems paruiayc BIZ
siork Suffice to that article M trade
from Prrcous Caps 20 the largest Swivel Guns r
tm suiern Merchants aud others 18th assurance that
prizes and goods shall prove satisfactory. ocT
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KAILKNAD-NUIIIk PINSEN- lIR
GERS-CHASGE ~ sCHEDULE-0n alter the i q 0cto
brr the road will be completed Tennessee line
sengrr Train will as follows.
leave LynchbuE Is \, ~ and reach Bristol at p. NJ
Lave Bristol at ~ A. NJ and reach Lynehbug IS "
n n. Gen sup't
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BOOKS, PIANOS, ACCORDEONS,
GUITARS, MEL0DE0NS,
FdNCr RoSEWO0D & MAHOGANY WRITING DESKS.
Aad FANCY ARTICLES generally.
VISITORS TO THE FAIR ARE INVITED TO CALL At
a. MORRIS.
No. 81 VAIN STR Set,
Where they will And splendid BOOKS, every
scrpton. including
Agricultural and Domestic Books.
School. Law and Medical Books
Religious aud NsceiAneou Books.
wcrceser's Unrivaied PIANOS aud Princes MEIoDEoNs
FAMILY BIBLES prces-from
ti IS TO t2o each
Accordeons. FLUTES. Fs.,
Banio., Guitars, violins,
fisgeoiets. Ciarionets &c.
Gold Pencils Gold Pens Silver Cases,
Purses. Cahas. Portfolios, Albums Writing Desks
Ivory Tablets, Pen Holders. &c,
Note Papers and Envelopes OF the
tint amber. hlus and r. . IN laid, ena
nd dam viii harder plai ,~sf
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
lRRANEE MINT

AN AND AFTER OCTOBER the LIST, ls56. the MAIL
TRAIN will Richmond daily Sunday
-dJ O'clock NJ Junction. t<Sssi
SOuh-ide Railroad going Lynclburg,
o'clock, 81 Arrive In DAnvine at O'Clock, p ".
Returning Danve IS O'clock,
O'Clock NJ Richmond ~ sis o'clock
T Trains Richmond and Danvle Railroad
side Railroad the Junction. going both ~Ay
O'Clock, NJ. O. CAMPBELL,
seag Genr 81
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AUG. ANDERSON a.

THE MUSIC STORE.
III H. TAYLOR would 70 N. At
pu,l- rcn--aiy = z~z-z<<~<
ernor s;r-r;, wh-r- may h found PIANO FORTES
hEfDbf"NS GUITARS. VtOiiNs. fLUTES. andJ : u
ACcORDtohs q the st quality aud At the lowest prices lie
sole tbs the sal,
Piano
but ~ lev Also, Gate kC0is superior Pianos.
~ Guitar and Yioln SrRINds u the best quality.
lie has the largest stock ~ MUSIC
constantly receiving tie latest publications. which he will
ne most reduced prices, and good be hNd
~ PianOes tuned, repaired and let 90 hire.
~ od Pianos taken 10 part pay for
HDIANO> Fox RENT.-Prrsons desiring x,sS,EySs,---
The Pianos, without
them 10y thc month. % moderate w \ hi
Tie largest Of Music Musical In.irur ~.
stat r H TAYLOR
AusS Piano and Music store. Gov.rnor A.
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MANUFACTURER
= y V ~ Or - ID \ - *.
CHARTERED By THE LEGISLATURE or VIRGINIA
fHNIgIS INSTGEtrIO will receive D-,o.es on slici.
interest 81 sir per paid
manng dposte 10 ger than six MONTHS and Ave
Remaining shorter period.
oTrcgAtu Hardware Store Of J. sSroS Co n Main It
and ~ he Ranking House - u. ~ MAuHY o.
and Wall streets. q WORKMAN. President
O. MILISPAUUH secretary
e. J. sINTON, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Rn ". Maury WIN Taylor,
Jn0. " GrTancr, Corurlu. Crew,
Jas. ". Talbot, David Curre,
Hiram VI. Smitb, P.C iarus,
y. TurJin, ?. H. Butler,
David Hak~T. Jr, 10. J. Christian,
john g Sutton, ". u. Ross,
Arson Richards, Franklin searns.
Redmond, l5,b sep,embcr, 1886 ,ei6
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

ID ". BOsHER, SrcCs--E JAMS fbsHEE
me- Has on hand, large % CsE -
49, tarness Among which b. found C<f2s.
hne CoAehes ri.l outside seat-, and seat Rock &<
aways, Side SCAT Bugst apd Buggrs
which he particularly invites n those 10 want Of any
article Ia the Carriage line, they Disposed Of on accom-
mOang terms 10y application his manufaeOry
81 Main and Bib strerts JsILiy
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Mn ,JLwELEx SFoHE. SIGN % CI,
~ INV GOLD EAGLE. NO % MATS srHEEr.-GIIL A va
NtlBENkikR late n Frrderck shurg.
eeived supply n Gold AMI silver wATCHgS Pine
Fnger Rims, Ladies Chateltn Gen lemens
ysr Pens ADD P-ne Gold and Silver Thmb Gold silver
steel Spectacle fVer dnts Cups. Butter
Nonnaes Card Cases Match Boxes the
represented.
Also WATCHEs o. all kinds repaired warranted 10 perform
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EInNITInE wAnEHoOns

~ REMOVED JOHN A. BELyIN has
we'd bis Furniture NaTerooEls 10 that veil kuoEn E1z>td
Building, "COkNTlilAs NALL" (the oid stand sGf>'-c3
Of Mess JuLe PUt,J Main the banks
He takes pleasure In saying a. is customers generally that he has
ssiaod himself IN large factory, which him decided
niles AID with which he IL again
styles ~ furniture 10 order Ia addition this constantly
manufacturing article In The Furniture line
choice aud vel arranged assortment o. such styles and qualities
pie.
Thanking community Tor the liberal pstronag
tore bstioNed he respectfully s1cis connuance pledges
himself Mat nothing shall b wanting effort on his part iu
yOHN KELVIN also gves his personal attention the I'M
DhRIAklNG Misunderstanding all veil supplied
c Burial Gases hohogsny and Poplar COns burial
new earse aud all the requisites for funerals Orders eco
rtlAn Han" I'll met Eth aiienfnn In
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aver, drops o. r. H. Relief Ia ltr vAs iaten say
will quickly the distressing dis
ges Dysenery DaTrra II will Ia few minute. stop
pain. ~
H. Remedies all the Druggists In the STATE sud
mond RADWAY co,
| iaI2 1862 FULTON rect rs York.
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NOUR attention u invited stock Of RICH
II MOND MADE CARRIAGE, consisting ofC1,ss-S 10
to1rtss, air ssdf frrIgos ROotftndgs. Btggies C@fY
SHkEie4, DC This work made a. -SZ-
rial, by good Uorken and under the supervision Of %,
Propr0rs, who thoroughly acquainted with the
Also hand several LgAt CrfdOes B1Jgiss
which ~n be sid by AINsLIE, RowEN a POWELL,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-13

beautify and adorn the beloved on the lasl
great day
No longer viii be be viewed as the cru
cified-- as blasphemer, and a.malefactor.
the object Of scorn aid contempt, but Hh
viii be seen by the guilty as the stern, a.
Judge, and admired mere and more
by His people, as the glorious DELIVERED
No longer will He be followed BY the
poor, the deaf, the blind and the halt, beg
ging for bread and praying to be.healed, or
by enemies seeking. to entrap him in his
words, but he will g ss11<f 4nded By angel
aud arch angel, by cherubi b md scrap him, ,
by Patriarchs, Apostles and Prophets, By
the spirits Of just men made perfect, an
innq@erable multitude, IN intermiable pro
cessio6, sisoutid . Ike ahe sedn1 Il fsa.ary
waters, like the sound of mighty thunder
ings" -" Alleluia, for the Lord God On
nipotent reigneth.''
Reader you mast be present on that
great day, for says the apostle we shall
all stand before the judgment seat of
Christ" You will see the Judge on His
throne, for " every eye shall see bin" we
are assured; you will be one of the billions
that will stand at his Bar, and if you would
take your stand there, not among the fear
full and unbelieving amazed and terror strick-
en-, if you would be there with joyful
heart and the song of praise on. your Ii ps-
then take your place nor among the friends
of Jesus-for "now is the accepted time,
behold now is the day of salvation"
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aAlglg1l1 81 es9 AU9OS1 lsa lssss
Work For August.

The corn crop IS now generally laid BY ;
but late corn still requires work. Let il
be plowed SO as to leave the surface level
and smooth, light and free from grass and
WeGds.
It is earnestly recommended By some, as
saving Of labor and product, to abandon
the practice Of pulling fodder, and, as soon
as the corn begins to glaze or get hard, to
cut the stalks up at the ground set the
stalks up thus cut, 25 or so to shock
and when the whole is perfectly dry, store
ST away ii the barn, Or stack it. Ii can
then Be sbneked al leisure; and shucks,
bladss 81 4s,.ci j. fer hsing cut up by :
straw e6btei, &c = Lak nnr- farm
ers try it, as prudence would dictate, at first,
on small scale.
Cotton should be thoroughly cleaned from
weeds and grass, and left with the surface
lightly and neatly stirred.
Tu1nips must be sowed in all this month,
The Ruta Baga, particularly should be
drilled-the rows being from to D feet
apart A deep sandy soil, made rich by
stable, cow-pen manure, or guano, we'll
mixed, and finely pulverized, is best for
this crop. One pound of seed will sow an
acre 1t is said if the seed are soaked "a
hours in lamp OIL and dried BY being mix
ed with ashes or plaster, the insects will not
be 50 apt to attack the young plants. A
top dressing with leached ashes, after SOW
ing does good. When up, thin out from
to 10 inches apart, and keep out the grass,
with the hoe, until they shade the ground.
We give the Ruta Bagas one plowing.
.Sweet Potatoes should be kept stirred,
and perfectly free from grass and weeds,
until the vines are masters of the whole
ground.
Composing, DitcAing and DRAINING
Let all the leisure of this month be devoted
to making manure, ditching low places,
draining and clearing up flats and swamps,
and thus rec!aiming much of your most val,
liable and producing land.
The Garden must not be neglected. =
Cabbage, Turnips, Beets, and Lettuce may
still be sown. Irish Potatoes may be plan
ted for fall crop-best mulched. Gu
cumbers, melons, and snaps may be plan
ted for pickles. Be careful, at all times
to keep out weeds and grass.