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A young manlateIy offered his services
to young lady from party. On the
way he cudgeled his brains for some in
tereSiing topic of conversation to amuse
her with; he could hit upon nothing un
I'll they met several cows. Here is'astopic,
which the swain instantly laid boId OF,
and with much simplicity remarked:
Now amt it strange what motherly
appearance COW has T.
10 which the young lady replied:
u do not think it strange at all, sir,
that COW should have mothcry ap.
pearance to calf"
Humph the calf was silent during the
rest OF tie walk.
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man promptly 20 the rescue, and while
our friend was making his acknowledg.
pents. he says: "Sir, | presume you are
a Souiherner; give me your hsnd."--
= Yes, sir, am from Georgia. Charles
on Courier.
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Srlfrt Nurtrq.
from the Knickerbockcr.
sfE1EG. AUTUMN AND ETERNT-
rrV

lrIoiD the hnlCkefDOckCr.
FR1EG. AUCUME AND ETERNl
TY.
y lie hath made every thing beautiful in hi
me- '-Ecclesasticus 5: IL
There are two things dearly lore,
In natures circling year,
Which liit my spirit far above
The weight of earthly care: ..
They bring before my eager view
The brightness of home,
Where all their loveliness is true,
Nor change can ever come.
The carly times OF Springs first hours,
Brings freshness To the heart;
They rlse The wcnricd spirits powcrs,
And swectcr life impart:
tler Gancing brcezes gently WOO
The blossoms Of the rose,
All wet with sparkling morning dew,
Their petals to incloSc.
The weary sufferer of pain,
The bowed with care or grief,
Hail her returning once again,
With hopes OF sweet relief
Spring hours cannot fail to bring
Calm and consoling thought,
ucr many voices ever sing
0fjoy TO mortals brought.
But how, o Autumn shall dare
To paint thy gorgeous hucs;
The Soitncss of thy morning air,
Thine evenings pcarly dews:
!he solemn grandeur of thy night,
Whose starry crown is set
With gems more radiently bright
Than earthly coronst?
Ihe glory of thy sunset hour,
When MI is calm and still,
Brings full conviction of the Power
That heaven aud earth doth fill;
phs who can gaze upon thy sl;ie%,
As twilight shades them DER,
Aud not from earthly drcamings rise,
Their Maker to ado-eg
The wreath Of fading Summer flowers
Is yet upon thy brow,
But ail the mirth of Summer hours
= changed to sadness now.
And yet, upon thy dying head,
A solemn beauty lies,
More glorious the riches spread
Meath Summers glowing skies.
Ever, o Autumn shalt thou be
To us, an emblem meet
Of fspirits sinking peacefully
To slumber calm and sweet;
Though thy delights not long may last,
Yet ours shall still increase:
Thy reign be soon for ever past,
But ours shall never cease.
All! not like thee shall pass away,
The Christians hope and joy;
We look for an eternal day,
And bliss without alloy
For glories hid from mortal sight,
Revealed in realms above
For fadeless crowns of heavenly light,
And perfecmess of love.
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Medical Advertisement
DR.. McLA Els
CELEBRATED
Y E r M l f UGE
LIVER PILLS.
Two efths best Preparations OF tho Age.

Hf1 .
They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERMIFUcE, for
exPelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure OF Liver CON-
PLANT, all BlLIoUs De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, sc.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLano's Cele-
brated VERmIrucE and
Liver PILLS, prepared by
@s"',"9 S>es.
SOLE rRoPRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vcrn1ifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, arc:
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pulls can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
80 WooD ST., PIrrsDuRoH, Pa.
Sole PrOprietors
Sr"vil a. Mead, \" llI.tk.II,is,.
New Otlrans General WL,l,snI,. A Au.,,t. Far
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CEEyELANDHs

Original Prize Medal Cologne Water
IN Pint Bottles, Prentiss' Toilet Powder,
Gowland's Lotion, Lyons Kathairon, Barry's
Tricopherous. HaueIs. Eau Lustlal, &c,
81. Just received at
]. T.. DELAYS.
Camden, April %, 1856, I0.f
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines
30, 60.

Are received every week--among the
latest are fresh supply OF Citrate of Mag
nesia, Tarrants Settler and Apcricut, Coxc's
Sparkling Gclatiac, Clcycland's Cologne on
dHught BALM OF A THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Rock Potash in Cans, with fulI
directions for making hfrd and son Soap.
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For Sale.

10000 SHINGLES at Pleasant Hill, nine
miles South Of Lancaster, on the Camden
road MAGILL g. CAUTHEN
June lIth, 1886. lTtf
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
LOTTER Il Y.
Ry Authority of the State of Georgia.
CLASS r .

TO BE DRAWN OCT. l5ru, 1886,
At Concert Hall, Macon, Ga, under the
sworn supcrintcndcncc Of Col. GEO.
N. LOGAN and JAMES 4. MS
BET, Esq.
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Cotton Gin & Wheat Thrashcr.

that cNcc!s any that have ever been intro
d"ccd heretofore; and from long experience,
he has n" fear in challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North or South 10 produce an
equal He feels very contid.n, in saying To
tie public, that lns Gins excel in perform
aucc any other make or pattern now la use
VI nth dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or madr 10 spcw over, which no other pre-
tends 10 claim and with good driving pow.
cr and ATTENDANCE, a IS saw gin, will gin
from ! 10 bales or more in day, weigh
ing from $50 Ia IOp lbs; which is us much
rs U.y one hand can well handle in a day
Any person wanting Gin or I'hrasher, can
bc supplied by sending on his order to me-
ut l@wisvillc, Chester District, s &. Work
will he shipped TO any place desired.
REPAIRING done at tic shortest posi-.
bic notice
TO House Builders ! will say that am
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS ~ DOORS
Of any description, made of the best mate rial,
and dcy lumber, and Workmanship the very
best
All work carefully packed and forwarded
10 order. JOHN SIMPSON.
June llth, 1886. lift.
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Fashionable MiIIiner
AND
MANTUA MAKER.

THE subscriber, being IN receipt Of the Semi.
monthly New York aud Paris Fashions, respect.
fully solieits the patronage Of the
FASHIONABLE LADIES
Of Lancaster aud vicinity, in the above line
All orders executed with promptucss, neatncs.,
chcapness sud despatch.
MARIA CASTOR.
Jane II 1853 IT-u
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NEW DRUG STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED

TAKES pleasure in informing the friends
and former patrons Of her husband, that she
has opened DRUG STORE, next door
below the
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CAPITAL $4,000.

1S05prizcs amounting to SlO2OOO
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To Planters and House
Builders.

The subscriber returns his thanks ror the
very liberal patronage received for the pa I,
and takes this method to inform the citizens
of Chester and surrounding Districts. aud the
whole South, that he has effected another
Improvement in the
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
LEANENWORTH JOURNAL.

The undersigned proposes to :em,nrncc
the publication "f u Weekly Ncwspapur in
Lcavenworh City, under the title of ;hc
LEAYENW WORTH JOURNAL
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University Of Nashville and Western Military Iu.,i.
tnie, Nashville. Tenn
SEE card Of Nsilsun Nafdw~ll Co.. New York
idWnrl tlaft, Lawyer. Ausim
i " Everett LAWYER. iiusk Cherokee county
Prospectus Mckenzie Institute. ChfksNillr. Tcus
SEE notlre OF Young Ilnus
see " llo Tor Auzania Z"
NEw ORLEANS
Commission NsroiIH's--pnrnu. Donovan S Go,
Neifmarc livhnn & 90, Ire" u Stevenson n
Cos ampirII 8 strong $ @ Nelson ~ Co, pmi.
cau 8 Logan, NJ Live Inrllun, Whiting q
fu'ls
Gra.ei- irshur /, 60 ~ Gallagher sa'-smar
y " Robinson Go = g. Pi+fce Converse & Co
u 40 Na'.--u % oadual
Pamfs Papa Hpaur si,--R tpnuun
HooteHsas-- u - N,Giuui. J Murrin
Pafrd wills Coleman. Received medal. at fle
World. far. London aud Now Nnrk
tar'tap.s j \ I.um Marsh Deun,an
Rpoft Nhos'. dc--'nucli q Bates Wholesale, J +
" Dnunold q TO
Hgis. " \ llsuucy
HoariiHr House Nrs " ilsnu. Mr. HIVE.
IrV,irg. Diamond, Ciosi, ,fr--lkdc 4 Goodrich
Cfafhing- Il riikin 4 60
Ndk Haas.at Yale Jr a Co
Caff,r Iisatd Shot faa Hof&cr-pau Lluafd.
CaJn Nfan, tlhnNCo
ielfher and iinbine, g. Muulur
iWutHrf-t fiHt jones ,haf,rs 4 stewart
snRENiroBr
e9ut'st9, Neash1aff--W mir. -m,ll y BALDWIN.
} \ tlHNcH il tu
Sire notice ID j e #b,bom
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REAp rnls CNLl VIZ.


Nt-.haat' &" N'r'4H ls}." WILSON, e'rHff
tsllneflf ecenp,ed iN . " " Nri
e 80 ''o'tr 60 i' the .An'~ 'rrN h'liE west
fd. rN'Hi. q tr
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ht lew. '#0H 'H .'I..t .I"
'ae a'e'I'' n' ''..."n " ''n
lHe af'7 shr-
hung i"fi. I'N '"Nl 'n' r''H r'
s4HtH iA "d' tuH groceries, t-. h.H,- .Ht
t1n.HH hAHt
'emw'n7 hNr n.rU ,-.
uHr" uthf biauieH Iiff.I
Wilton '''-in toe i1-f' huidits 'A iA" 1' idr
public squat"
At'ion y smith 10 '1r hn' A"auf 'n i'' nlr'h
..ir of pnh.i, square formerly occupied ny T. p
Wand 60
X T HYDE Wesi .,Je public square,
Groccrg N'rhWifs w lhusnI y Go, month
80. Flhi' 9lH'" 'ia'' "'f ''' '''i' '
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William Ru.tHl. proprietor
IIaN,er h".fl ,orh '''' 'o'U'' "' in'h' '4Haff
''l's * l'oFttGy .,,y. ,.e
quarter. of a mir uof.l .s.tofuA .uuH
lNcl's Njir, throf wiDs south o MatshA'.
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400 pieces Amer and Eng prn.. 30 pieces
pinaham- i35 do blpnched cotton; "a and
D. brown coitoa-. h.eacaed aud lro Aucudde
-hr,t ting, auen .hceuns, furniture iluae-, lur-
kcy rcd dmperY, p.ah blue ans r'.rk lawn.
bl,acued and bro drills, ta.l,d u-uabur.-,
h'carhcd and bro. hnen drills, planter Igcn-,
French hueu-. buflap-, tallor- canvas, nan-
krer eanbroou. eoitouadrs, denim~, striped
o-uaburg hickory -trpe-. thocuN stripes.
caialet leal.. ehambray. ted.t hirR, apron
phJ,aa, buihante-, gr~, -kirt-, gfh~s nneu,
linen check blvached and bro linen table
daina.k. hucssbaek crash, bird eye diaper
Richardson's IRISH luen-. white black and
brown Hollands bIaea cloths. drap y etc, doe.
skins and summer cloths osnaburgs, paper
csmAr,r, black aai c9orcd eambrc-, ieii-ha,
Jacquard diaper pillow ea-e linens and mus los,
M.L...-- ~. IN L. nt.-. Dl.-. -tLN.
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TEXAS LEGISLATURE.

The following IS M extract ifom The ed
toisl correspondence of the Galveston
News ana 49,,
AUSTIN. July, 30, 1896
Tho rosnlu,ions offered by Judge Dchil
49,, accommodating $50 900 for the purpose
- atj,,r rmigtauls to Kansas, came up 10
ia, House on Monday, and the debate on
h arcnp.ed the day. Hon. G : West. Of
;,,,,s. t.i,de . speech IN favor OF Il. which
f,. received the highest applause. not ohl'
noun the supporters OF that measure. but
,l.s from is opponents lie was followed
lt Judge Dchiltree on the same side, WHO
mad, one oi his most powerful aud eTrc>
n,e speeches Although there are many
i mpmbeIs who think that any direct action
l., the State IS bad policy aud ,epugnaui
10 the splfit. II not to the letter OF the Han,
s,s. Nebraska BIN, vet | doub, whether
there is a member entertaining proper
southern sentiments touching slavery, Who
.4d not lec almost iuvolnutarlv mpelled
Ia applaud VIZ West and Mr. ochlrte.
tshbH Smith opposed the resolution, and
offered q series Of resolutions AZ q substl>
tutt
Bf Smiths resolutions ara to the OBJECT
that SLAYER, ian blessing both 10 the white
AID the negro rHce--that IT. the oHly in.tfn
mauia1it, hy which the African has heet or
ain hope to he civilized ani blessed with
.lr light OF the Gospel that slavery is the
Halufal condition OF tie negro race, accof-
Ding To a general law. aud that IT'S absence
oriy an exception to that Law that It
4
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ATCHuthER iND ~ hEhiER
O. KEEPS on ban. Clocks ~.'', :, ami
IA jcwe'p and M.,oa.g. odi Fellow '..',
G.-1 and other seals Manufacture ali kinds
af.....I sel ..itrfuarc. WpfA done az short
.ne,,.,. sad 4i uriccs &C. sa.t lhc times.
Apf3 2l 1900
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I ffti,rtIIts


lad.e, ara G.u3- Ba.k >Ik m S..t.
uueham uMln.a.. cotton aul faey -.b
pAl.s4-
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i'Eo LANE, i79-H.g ai lac. Marshall,
u HARRISON county Texas.
September / D. 1850
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t)rolcs sional G0g0s.
|. Nv { ARD

INiEOPIllluS PERRY, Ano-w,y ar Iaw.
l Marshall, Texas, viii practice IN the Courts
OF the 9th judicial District. business cutrgs.-
cd to bis care, viii meet with prompt a,t,ui 20.
Feb 9 1856.
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Gi NEhtL ls.ermtn. cmareH0s
! artt.a8 is.r t.t Size -ca~"n I've
-U...u liiDE'S
lHa -tt
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.,,>cr plated are.

DlArED ta.ior-, Cake Baskets, n'ugs,
l Tea and Table Spoons. lnf si.e AT
lima ID, iil DIES.
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Jefferson Advertisements.
SAN SihN" 9 = srNNLTY
Furniture ! Furniture
wholesale and elail Establishment,

SAN sinNn e.. sr,vtty
Furniture rmrmiiurc!!
Wholesale and etail Establishment.
JEFFERSON. TEXAS.
> HE undersigned have lust re.
M" ce'sed from the manufactures in
the Eastern cities, and Will be instantly re-
eel'ing throughout the season, the largest,
most complete, and superb lot Of Furniture
ever brought to Eastern Texas.
They have aoe OF hand c,cry tAiuE 10 ~
ihe furniture line, irog Wa,h.slaud up ",
10 the finest piano, aud intend keeping M
supply equal to Tie demand, which they are
Determined TO sell ut
New Orleans Prices.
Persons who entertain doubt ot this ran
safety themselves by calling and examine
for themselves
Bureaus, with and without marble tops side.
boards sofas tetc-a-tcles mirrors, from the
largest and most -plendidly gilded to the plain
c-t secretaries de,k- chair Of all kinds.
from the finest rosewood aud mahoeony to Tie
cheapest and most durable bad.tcsd. from
Tia most elegant and finished patterns to
the plalue-l superb lot Of chairs embracing
-tAer1' hundred Of c,ry variety The, have
q choice selection II pianos. which Cor beauty
81 finish and richness ol tone cannot Dee -a.-
passed
IN q word, they have everything .u tie f-n.
ure l.ue. Oi caur-e their
Profits are small;
but the large extent Di country Go Doe supplied.
viii enable them, even with tsry small pralis.
90 De- far business
Then furniture can De- seen IN the house
formerly occupied by y Stanley lis a ware.
huu-p
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~ PATllID, Anoracy q, haze, Marsh
j Harrison county, Texas nj
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