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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-07
CbDice AeaDlng.
HiGc&s 90 Ta1es.
BIZ T. S. ARTHUR.

Wheat or tarcs-which are you
sowing, Fanny dear, it the mind sof this
sweet little fellow p said Uncle Lincoln
to his niece. Mrs. Howard, as he lifted a
laid Tot yet beyond his fourth summer
upon his knee and laid one Of lis hands
amid tie goided curls that fell about his
neck, ard clustered above his snowy ten
pies.
Wheat, l trust, Uncle Lincoln" re-
Piled Mrs. Howard, smiling, yet serious
" 1t is the enemy who sows tales-and l
an h.s mother"
There WAS glow of proud feeling in
the couLtenance Of Mrs. Howard, as she
said, g ! am his mother"
1t vas Nr. LiLc0l9's first visit to Lis
a.oce since Aer h,&rrisgn, and removal to
4 city some hundred miles away from LEI
o:d hone.
"Eren nother's hand NAV SOW tares,
aid rhe III gentleman. I" nave sen II
done many tines. Not Of Iesisn, btg il
thou2htless Inaltention 70 tHe qualify u
the seed size held ia be: hand. he er
my mixes tqres with the wheat, quite a>
often as be scatters evil seed. The hus-
bandman mast nct only watch his helds
BY night and BY Gay. but also the reposi-
tories Of lis grain, lest the enemy cause
him to SOW tares as well as wheat upon
his own fruitful ground"
willie" said Mrs. Howard, speaking
to her little 10y about ten minutes alter
wards, don't upset my work-basket.-
Stop! Stop, / say, you little rogue p
Seeing that the wayward child did not
mean to need her words, the mother start
ed forward, but not in time to prevent the
s?ools Of cotton, scissors, needles, emery
CT. hion etc, from being scattered about
the iOor.
Willie laughed in great glee at this ex-
rloir, while Mrs Howard gathered up the
contents of the work basket, which she
now placed on a shelf above the reach OF
her mischievous boy. Theu she shook
her finger at him in mock resentment,
saving
You little sinner If you do that
again, I'll send you of with the milkman.' .
"Wheat or tares, Fanny? z" Uncle Lin
coin looked scbelly at his niece.
Neither" replied Mrs. Howard, smii'
ing gaily.
"Tares," said Uncle Lincoln emphati-
caliy
g Nonsense, Upcle!"
/" The tares of disobodience, Fanny
I You have planted the seed, ana it las al
ready taken root. Nothing viii choke cu;
the wheat sooner. The tares of falsehood
yc,. also threw in upon the newIy-bro1el
soul. What are you thinking about, Ely
child 7"
| "Ths tares of falsehood, Uncle Lincoln
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TERMS. ..sl.25 Faza az : UM.

rank grass OF iLy su.ame. ti1ie. The
walls vfthe room have fallen awaY, and
fc~., ,tten Ter cAan2eful tapestry of f,e-
light cleaning. re locks o. lie child
Uho Sac iu the clocrv c5,AcT, are 1,clad
with cry, AID lie c.oud,oss b.or Of ;ias
Ca caanne'ed viii furrows which hsvc
each Their history O SORROW aid care
Ani she wnc walked II the ti;o.ight-
wao sang our heart tui! Of truth and no.
bic thoughts--is Walking on the other
shore and singing Ei,n those who age
never sad.
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MADAM ~ GE@L.s, in hcr meDoira.
describes the training She underwent to
1t he. lor 2ar.sian society in the last cen
Jury:
Il lad two teeth pulled cut; he'd
whale-bone stavs that pinchedme .cy-i2i.;
~ feet were Imprisoned IN tigat shoes,
with which It VS. imp ss;Lic f3: ne 30
walk, ! G2l .hre2 or our taousand crri
papars put OF ~ head, ard / wor1, tfor
the FIRST ti;ne il ~ lie, q hoop. IN or
der to get rid of my country attitude,
had an iron collar put on MY necs +; and l
squinted little at times, was Obliged 10
put en- goggles as soon as I awohe ia the
morning, and these I were four hours
| was, moreover, not little surprised
when trey talked Of giving me rastar
to tcacn ne what I thought | knew well
enough alread TO walk. Besides al
this, | was forbidden to run, leap, or to
ask questions.
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TIE AUTocRAr's FAREWELL.

Good-bye,-I aaid,-my dear friends,
one and all OF you l have been long
with you, and l ind it hard parting.
have to thank you for thousand courte
les, and above all for the patience and in
dulgeree with which you have listenedto
me when | have tried to instruct or amuse
you. Ely friend the Professor (who, as
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Naturally women talk more than men,
The learned Bux!orf informs US, in his
Hebrew Lexicon, that the primeval name,
Eve, is derived from a root signiiying
Talk :; and it was perhaps from. dim idea
Of this kind that the Ratbins owed their
tradition that twelve baskets OF eh!t.chat
it could not be gossip, for there were
no neighbors to gossip about--wcre rain
ed down into Paradise .cr :. la!a ard Eve
to amuse themselves with; OF which
,Ec?1e Adam picked Up .hrao, and Eve
the other plne-f:.$-a5ett SlruR.
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!, lAVCCESSoR TO JAMES ", sMITH,)
w. "a W.; N STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
Eon,A "t'A Main ST., nearly opposite the Court
I0asg, ~, e. Co4derspor,, Pa. TIN and Sheet
'aort notice. 1911
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The AutOc-at Gf1iav RpCaEfast-
Fable.
From the atlantic Monthly, October,
THE LONG PATH.
last Of he PdrentheSe5.)

Yes, that was riy last walk with the
schooimtstrcss. 1t happened TO be the
end of !. term and before the next began,
very nice yJung woman, who had been
Ter assistant, was announced as her ,ue-
cessor, and she was provided for eisewhce.
So il vas DO longer dc scEoolEistress that
| walked with, but--Lcv US not be in
unseemly haste. / shall call her the
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Q. T. ELLISON,

.4,TICINu PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
.sS}7cuully latoyns the citizens of he vii
I-S' and vicinity that he Will promplv re
tCAd to ali -ali5 for professional services.
V2se on Nam ST., in building formerly oc-
c4P'e! bye. W. Ellis, Esq. 9:22
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Howard in real surprise.
Did you FAY that you would send him
of with the milk man if he cd that again
| wonder if he believed you -
Of course Re did not"
"Then," said Uncle Lincoln. {" he has
already discovered that IS mother makes
but light account of truth. VIII his
mother be surprised if he should grow to
SET small value on lis word ?"
You treat the matter too seriously.
Uncle. He knows that I am onIy play
ing with him"
=" lie knows that you are telling him
what is not true, replied Mr.. Lincoln.
:" It was only N sport" said Fanny,
persistantly.
but in sport with sharp-edged instru-
ments-playiug with deadly pcisons" =
The old gentle.lan looked and spoke with
the seriousness chat oppressed hia feelings
" Fanny. Fanny Truth and obedience
are good seeds talsehood and disobedie1o
are tares from the Evil One. Whatever
you plaat in the garden of your child's
mind will grow, and tGe harvest VII be
wheat or cares. just IS you have sown."
hrs. Howard did lot reply, but her
;. T,n:a y so;I aho g fa~e
-orss 80, 5o,na =. ,arn ~" ,'s ,ar, 70 a'sI
hr;nr ma o1oss &c rot,rr W -" ''0' -
Willie, Who was amusing himself with
some pictures, looked up on hearing his
aT - ,aa k;,cbon La nada 10 ',.,r r,r,o,'s% S7
oma a. III -; $3.50 1,ns ne ,-a1I ~ oAGS'
I ~ y - ,'I ~ - Ia - " - 1NU - ~
'4C, g VIII t y, ~ ~ uo~a>d rI'I r.tL
docis;on1 " ma ven taar nc 2o
81 dnn,t wont 80 rn onsmorod W;r;a
"ca .I;o m:nr.o ~ :" ~ 49,
uT,n af~a;J"
&C. I'anr
al, afa;an
{, Afno;d - rh %, ;,;uoI a. o.L
~ ''''1 - " '''' - '''''- '-0 --'''-'
&" Afysia of ,ba cstn
:. NJ w., aro ~ Tho not no,-or ,,rrt
,,,, ~' o~ .nrh ~ | ~ I, al.,, O''' ~
10 :. Tn, at{s;d o y ,h, IL m;,,.,ror vors.;d
10 should carrr me- offo
"The miik3an j. not dow, sta;rs
said Mrs. Howard her face beoioDinr 70
crimson " be onJv comes in the mornire !"
ives he is / heard his wagon H.
iie while aro and hos taIyinc VII .Iano
now. Don't YOU hear hira 8 tie little
fellow nut in with remarkable skill, all
the sen,b,ances Of truth in his tone and
EXPRESSION
Mrs. Howard did not look towards bey
unc,c. she was sfraij TO do FIAT
.Willie" the mother smoke verv ser
iops'y) :. you know the pilmap IS not
dow5 Stairs. a,d v,u know that vou o,e
NOT ofraiI # t,a c,t What vn, have
said therefore isrot,rue and i is ,gisk-
cd to rtter falsehood."
"Hoi bo >. Ian..LcJ ont the hr;olt.
eyed little fellow c2,lantjv amused 81 HI,
,wn SHARPNESS .<t.en voY'r wicked. for
ron to,I wha, ;s No. trn4 nrcrv dav
:. Sy;Il;n y,
"TEe mi,i,man HASN'T carried me Of
vet"
There was world of meaning ia Wiliie's
ard vnica
MYm hara,rt wb;nosS mo far tLrov-
mo- ,n- cow out - .ra w.n,;,w" "
" \};T.e ?, ciscnI,.ed tba astopi&bed
mother
:. D've see tba. ?" and the Young rebe
i.or ,r,n III, a,,o, roc,,ot . Gro 0os,ic
hr.~st.,;,, VIII, he Ia nn.;tiva}v naen
49,, 70 tcrc, a,a bnt5 :, ~, Wit,
'ooS oi n'iHG,eo 'Hu'rpi alh oen'ue9
Gu h,tle wretch eXC!ai'hed tIrs
Howard; a. As IS gcln2 900 Tar ano
-o"d'"s nel IVY, oh? S'"PPie"
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NJ ARK GILION,

'4AfER .lER ana TAILOR, late from the City o.
gg,o,"?ooI England. Shop opposite Cour'
@Ye'., CoGdersport, Potter Co. Pc.
7iyc ~, cD'-ParticulAr attention paid TO CUT
.I'G l0:35-ly.
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VI. ". MANN,

'IALaR 17;i: IN BOOKS L STATIONERY, MAG
"-.AES =. and Music, i. ". corner of Main
: - lAFd sts,, Caudersport, Pa. lO:l
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gu5insss ecar>s.
JOHN S. MANN,

JUIN ;. u ANN,
Attorney IND COCNSELLOR ATLAW.
COllersaort, Pa, viii attend the several
Courts \ Potter and MKean Counties. Al
b4sntss entrusted in his care VIII receive
prompt attention. Otiice On Main St. oppo-
ste the Court House. lO:l
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D. L. OLMSTED,

'ALER "a IN DRY GOODS, READY-NADE
TT,''--'ng Crockecy, Groceries, &C, Main ST.,
I'udegsport, Pa. I0:l
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HOME 4 IETuGE.-The woYld IS for
the working hour; but home Is tie Place
7 refuge. We come 20 it when W. are
weary or weak our rcfres.ment is ;..c-a,
our fes. is there; we reflect there, we re-
cover from sickness thcre, aud when Nc
die il peace, we die there
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ALLEGANY HOUSE,

POI NJ MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg
d. -. 20, Pa, seven miles north of Cou-
TS''i ON tas WellsVille Road. 9:44
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(, COUDE2SPORT HOTEL,
NJ Nj. .oLAS5hlRE, Proprietor, Corner Of
pr r - ana Second Streets, Couderspo,t, Pot
" Ia. 544
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'3--lSs Smith
''Ns s&lIH. y. 4. JC
SMITH & JONES.
y. 4. JONES.

'11-ERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS.
g C.'r Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Goods,
''''IFIes, &c, Main ST., Coudersport Pc.
lO:I
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Il. ". BENTON.

GSyEYOR AND CONvEYANCER, Ray
Soa1 P. o., (Allegany To-, Potter Co., Pa.
VIII attend to all business 4n his line, with
care and dispatch. 9:33
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" Gee what | aa y :. See nnat nv
father was p is 30 cid and e1oe.leat Ala
BIC saying.
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ISAAC BENSON.
l.. p. WILLISION,

.TORTEY AT LAW, Weusboro', Tioga Co,
Pa. ali attend the Courts in Potter anG
ghean Counties. 9:l3
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ARTHUR G.. OLMSTED.

.TCRNGY L COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Csldersport Pc will attend to all business
'aTusted to ms care, with promptces and
fidelity. Office in Temperance Block, Sec
mi goor, Main St. IO:I
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THE POTTER JOURNAL.
POLISHED EVER THURSDAY MORNING, BY
ThOS. 5, Chase,

=. rR,m al Letters and Communication,
,bogd he addressed, 70 secure attention.
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ohooin.;stress still; some of you love her
,,r.Ja> tbat MANA
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BH TELEGRAPH.
The Atlantic Telegraph Successful

TRiNIrY BAY, Aug. 5.--rhe Niagara and Cor
g,n arrived here Yesterday The cable will be
landed to-day.
The cable was pad cut from the Agnmemnon
nj ah,u, the same speed AS irin the Niagara, and
electrical Signals sent and received through the
whole cable perfect. Tic ma 'hiacry worked
most satisfactorily. and was rat stNqqel Co a
single moment.
All on board the Niagar, cN'rtrl themselves o
the utmost to make the eNpc l,ion successful u'.d
they succeed ed. After landing the cable aud
connecting it with tho limos on land the Niagara
will % to ST. Johns for e',a after which it will
pr, ccd tn New York.
pun,pflrnrA, Aug. s. President Buchanan.
who is at present at Bedford Springs. has been
informed Of the success ol dc Cable aud WAS no
tihcl ly Cyrus W. Field that as soona al both Gals
were lanlcl and connected Will, land limos. the
message If Victoria would lr sent and the luc
kept open till his reply was transmitted. The
news Of the success of the cable has uvcasioncA
grent excitement in the cities The report was nj
first believed to be u hoax. Sanc still withhold
the belief from the shortnrss af the time reported
in which the Cable was laid.
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ARRIVALS AT THE CABELL HOUSE.
&. Eiallcc. RrAurielQr.

Arc. 4--LW Clark G w Hamilton Paris, Ky;
Mrs Z Nattowry, II Hall, phila; SM Bonlet, Mrs
SM Boniett Aa;C W Abbott, } NJ Toncy, W A
Browning, Appomattox; NJ Parnon, Richardson,
q Richardson, Botctourt: + Lipscomb, DR. X E
Boiling Charlotte; I Robinson j Robinson. New
York; 4 L Dickinson, l. " Lucas, Richmond; w b
Green. Pulaski: WEIGH. r ii Wilmer, DR. ii Bur-
ces, Bedford DR. d 5 Reid. Roanoke; r A Clement.
Liberty; DR. Harding. lady, child serv't, Wythe-
vile; j Pettyjohn, c III Tyree City; II o Doss.
Campbcll;J Mcdonald, II Whyte, X f Taiaferro, P
Stth, IT,. Petersburg.
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h.ANsAIkBl ISs.
FEMALE, COLLEGE.


flNHE EXEiCISl.S ott,s ls.iiu'u Will BE- resumed on
the second rd'N in >"I ncr, with great, ttfeas
facilities the IT both boarding aud day
Is aud for h"ruPh instructed in every branch Il study
pertaining to complete frrua education
FACULTY..
Rrv SAMUEL cox irrsident Professor OF M"u,si aud
Mora Science. aud at II story
lY, rHGts'; MATWs NJ, rrufrs sot of Iain ianena
and Literature
J. T. BLa>hE>snir Graduate Of Va lust, Professor II
Mathematics.
G. Apuirar SaHIoLi LID Professor oi Modem Laneua
sig G 1 n027AerN, Prot, sol Of Music.
Miss MARY {. ittrtH Mns kArE kIEhPAtRck. instlnc
tors IN Primary STUDIES
prot "f Draw iug ,nd Painting teacher " Enbr l.
zoe, aud ornament N,"il"wik and additional teacher
the El"mcnar, English branches will lac provided
Exp \>ist ontd iurtrlrr fu furniture lights andrno'n
Arndan'c for term 81 hNc ouihs So Tuition in English
hranch'., SEQ Tnili'n in attn, Grk. al tho
Nntera Language lstIu,tia, the III tiui
60; us",f Irstrnmeni 81, usc OF 9'uiiI IRE 50
IL ia iha h., and nIial' ad
either in cash nipru,t Ea, boardcr will
h, required Ia furnish "r she towels pillow ant,
tatle napkins, and IN" s,,r .pnon
u Catalogues containing int.- particulars may be Oh
IA ned =: the Nreinx nieeat the Look stores At M"ss.
Payne Christian AMI II 4 Victor; 10y application t. tho
President liy ~ imI sAMl cox Preside nj
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Markets..

Nrw loRk. AUGUST Flour higher aud lieY-
ant. Ohio ~ lo 10 - 80; uthcrn - -
Wheat firm and prices unchanged. Cora unsettled
BALTIMORE, Aug. j.-Floar firm aud prices un-
changed. Wheat firm: Red )! 2oal -, Whipc
Il .1al 10. Cora firm; Waiir H,aNl. yellow
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MISCEIIAN us.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
Ar I'M Niia,IAiAN OFFICE
na- IE BUSINESSMEN OF LNNiIIBI'RG. .susl
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
RE" NOW is 'rEE 1lIME.. IN

" BE cni-e.s nf Ign,iterg u,aR the IhtHe:
a IL fERN'\s IN Any Ei NINL>>, " ,shns 10 a.iser
- Nc IN AT! 81" lie folio"
lpk ANY 81 iihk fhft ~ IHE M lid SrATESl
WI = 'iet ali ~ N" nj ite ~ ~ ian' Oahcr,
l = ; AXIS. here unl ready
" All q" taon IL ~ n>sIS t,,.nt the
81 ~ II Is 4.ig tt, that LIBERAL.
AIN Tx ilSlNG l. NE kt III - V IALIU
NihtiiN1A AM ifNA u >tE MN = hr.'i"
hhoN MON : KINDA Ntii.k CrtNt.' WINE
INDICATOR. irn,s,tr ruueh 4 en-.
GA/ETTr l.NuHton,Ns
H si,%'SsAa. ,Apasio" y,
Di. S Ok ) ta'~r'yva
SALkM REGISTER, Sat-, a.
VIRGINIA ArKIor. Independence a ayson 80. Va
x ann'TTA Nine rr,eas,rv Va
WESTERN STAR. >'H' ''"s'"F' "
Wy liifNii.i-h rfltGRAPiL twy,hc,ile. Va
UNION DEMOi IA I. uion. Moir county, Va
AlNp' Al H. I"'er-onN lc fasuwcii county, VA
REGlsfER, DEnv,iie. Va
1llE SOUTH " EST Pcsrisburg Giles county. Va
Persons "ins To advertise at the above VIII
mud t" ttih IND csi the Office OF the
lNm htufG NlrgGiiH. AIRS where contracts will be
nia,ic. AID adNctts. f,'lN thDtp WITHOUT btIAf
10 wliltn AHi turw a al, ,rtsne /"
III the tni'rt Stai-> A WADnttI,
har'h - Foreman Nlrrnlau tinhce
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tLSe.LL lIodSs..
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VA

Z. FISHER Iiupteiur
fuNIlS HOUSE having been thntlCtdv rrpstrd and
D tuwiih' aud ~ atiit"nr' l;u"ns. including III
Nl\tr ROOM ~ n, ~ IL s,'l'l i NOW Tor Ia"
,rt,ituu 81 tIaNo,oi> nrA 5hr Iut't pcuct t,,v.
lis table ~ b" m uisled a. 'hu bet TIE market aIo d.
and Ia. Bu with TN best nj VI ~ : AND LIQUORS
An bnHihus Baggage Warn ant Iufirr, wil always he
found ~ the D"Iuts on the Il "a" t s. mud also Il'
Packet Bosi Ia transport passtn grt irr at Charge
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AttDU MIS- 1S'i,
TW Z A VI A r.
IST july AND lST JANUARY.
I hrfsts thosc By Spfridi f.,ei,",r
GEORGE, M. RlfC KER,
JULY LIST. l S5S.

j u u ISL. 1908.
ESPFC1flI ~ asks. And n"g.s sll dss" having .cS
HI COUNTS with ii,a 20 com" Iwnd and pa" il,rm lii
I" ell nna"rsi""dpa, nsrnis Required tnh" year
lt Jnir and ltt January. selling Goods h" does. at
o"ir tn" customer buSi"g foods and having them
charged placed the favored citing Houg with
the This Involves til" necessity Of requiring
prompt payment Of when due ta yearly by
special longer % allowed aud is hoI.d that
his viii prepare ,nv he must have
money pay his debts and knows Of better
fiom which ih hose no him Merchants
ohrr. having and him and du.
the lst July MIL Iese present Them iihout delay
they viii be IRid prompt, Oh pres q. NJ II.
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GROVER e. BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

I'm &.
l31 BALTIMORE STREET. BALTIMORE.
IRON HALL. SIG PENNSA AVENUE.
Washington, D. C.
TTSHESE Machines justly be
Il tor Family Sewing making strong ani elastic
stitch which will rip every fourth stitch
Circulars sent n Application 10y letter.
l3is j + DAVIS & co. Agts Lvnchburg
knA CORDS OF WOOD, cut and coraed,
sJO9F for sale my place within halt mile OF the Canal
aug 5d4t ED. ID. CHRISTIAN.
AIASUFACTURED TOBACCO-The sub-
Avn scribcr attends to selling MANUFACTURED TOBAC.
CO In New Yors and prepared grant fair
shipments TO his address HENRY LUDLAM,
aug52. 81 broadway N Y.
INFERNO SHIRTS AND DRAWERs-A
IVl large supply hand which must be Id OF within 10
days iaus 3tsI JOHN J. PERvIs, Ast
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The Ninrgrrs have ho,n cotnucli from thr numcr, rs
complaints m,' L. 'lrm lurs- the pari at
WI" have hr"u attending ~ m. fur trdrt ia,
s'"ui ne" hnsn,es ani in lt.ir
-. pttirr Tickets ttal the VI 4ntgors trlV
Nddfr-- MI letters u FRAME * co.
IN . Nli.fmnte Nj
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Whsir Ii,k,is $40. Halves : B.. Quaticn g. n
Manager ta,hcpte ol lh Mhoic- whrfe persons wish
Ia ash only, "td be -
IL Halves, commune ~
IL Quariris, g." .............. -
IL iighihS ............... 10
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MoYcmcntA of the XOulYo

S,r,>Ntii. AUGUST 5.--pc ley .cie wns arrested
today at The instance Of ss'i.Bouni, and commit
ted to a in ar"ault # Bail
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Rlv. J. g. R,u.rY.--rhis taleatcl minister has
accented cali" of the lst Presbyterian Church
of this city to le'aae their raStor, and will soon
enter upon the dntic, VI his office.
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

TuE CRv Is SriLL THEy CoaE.--Mrs. JOHN X.
Halliday favored US Yesterday with n basket "f
very nice peaches, for which she has our specinl
thanks Thus We have had the singular gnal
fortune to Represented with two lots. in one week,
Of the very choicest fruit Of the earth. We wish
all who cultivate such iuxurics the most perfec:
success.
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IN Ntii,S MARlyHot $SE,


ENllE 81 BStNlHEk has l'Rt"d ir strm q wears tho
an" nm"d valuable ppur.ltN W this CITY, aud rcsreet
ulH suhrs , patronage 81 bi- II .ds tic pnhc
~rH, ~" appointment 81 Inltti"ts Ina been given To
htssfa & ~ Eucttr al Amherst md Ro ! f"nr of Apo
nation " 10 qualified r Ia" iu,s oi tho ut
A." we'd known all 5,ncdh auliiy At 81 public
Nd ice llGAE NIt.E HEAD.
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order Ia, hest lied Ash tlruer Nonnttin Clover
n u ,nnl, lowest market prices for August d'ltvrry
= 'nl"H l. It NJ The ri Mcss's Valentine II, II.
ina. MAN sstert ~ III receive prompt attention
ans ANDERSON IANEnRDS co
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TISH roCKrT Avn TanLrCI TLIay.

II wv ~ HAND : HARui. t-sonfNt.Sf of both
iset,t I'D ahls t'uttefN Il Rodgers Na#ft ih"iHs
trnaS sud NprIa ecirbtat'd EnsH Il iaetntc t.
bic auh bean kotNHs Star Plotted lu's ot 'u vst
Ameil latt.irs t,,rs .,.is Il u aud .:lpaer.s
/, : " SIMPSON
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"ATCH EOST-s5O REWARD n
w Lost, in l.ynchburs ab"n, the hIs ct JulF ~
last, GOLD HUNTING LEVER NAItlI mat" IN, ! Il,
by Henry rayl London No ut1 reward &" hi ss1e
dollars II be paid any who will leave tn
Watch with the Subscribers, and no gnestioHs dStfG.
SlLNERrHbkN n Cliff
l. S-Thc Watch has white dial, AMI thu initials NJ. V l..
NOTICE To TAX PASERs.--A di-rount "f
~ PERCENT is allowed an pr,so --rl with cry
Taxes the isS If pad before the l.: day S"tr
Office lous . y NJ. 10 r NJ By of,rr # tlc ct,
Council A \. MONTGOMERY, & [ j.,
lot ls Alley, between Main and Church sta
hJsTER CAI.ICOEs and RATTAN HOOPS.
~ A good stock, just Tcrcirels at
5-ts j A. SIIGf.ER & cos
lNlFTN DOLLARS RE " ARD.-I.cn thr sub-
II trbcr IL" l0th inst his Negro Man JAKE between
d. and 20 tail Int heavily biicker than
usual low forehead and double upper lip Previous lNi5 he
hired to Dickinson Shrow sherry IN Eanawhn where be
arq Tired knowledge of the Tim Ohio sine,
tha time he has often threatened To there. and believes
Il the day ty boldly bryrg lis
been furnished papers fcien take him To Obi" in Frk
lin, aud apPrehend.ng him requested To
them Ar,wsr OF $40 viii be given for s apiteiens IN ia
pittSvsania Franklin his Apprehension els where
in the STATE so ui the state.
RALPH A. CLEMENT
" Slim New Iittsyly1nii Va.
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Mail IREsarL,airieS sul,scrihcrat Balcony
Falls writes that our pa, kaye If tr-wcekly pa
res n that office. is always two days, and some
times four DAYS behind time. lie reports also that
the package is frequently broken open. I'VE have
only to say that the paper - regularly mailed at
the Lynchburg Post Office, and the Post Master
assures US that il is INST detained here, no that the
detention must lc occasioncd hy negligence some
where on the route We will endcasor to ferret
out the delinquency. and report to the proper ah-
thorties. Meanwhile We would thank our cores
pendent to communicate any information ne may
acquire relative to the matter.