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trwAhb RiShFts.ii.ii i.asppns risrtrn
RIEDTb &c pLETZIgH.
HOUSE. sIar AND ORNAMENTAL
FAINT Hs-
PAPER HANGING. ETC. ETC.
shop AZ n. A. Rsahman's Old stand.
ssAs sieH.st eRisssss sroRs.
H9irp Feags, IL.
tv~ All ctders from the country. through he
pus,nlncs. will meet prompt attention.
September Sth. iSeo.y
WHITE GOODS.
A rHFHu supply ~ white M..seiiia. nsiIiiar.
~ tines. .urosshared Rviss aud Jaeanst Muslis.
Tsriatpu aud Embrgidsfiss Of every description
lust received st z. M. ARiIEh's.
YEAST POWDERS.
" - DOZEN Preston q Msrrstt's Celebrated
- Yeast Powders, just tecelved by
apfiz M. wM. noaEL
Woop's HAIR RESTORER, for sale
w by Ep. ~ WV. BOGEL.
Ladies' Mi.se. soa Cbiiar.o's Hats.
H. TiipRE wishing 10 huy y plain ~ trimmed
a.. are respectfully invited 10 call and es-
anime our stock aud prices in the shove line.
pALEIittMER, SIMON a co,
junei Corner Laurel and Third sta
CRATES.
L'.Noy rsrlor aud Once a,s.s.. eewpls,s.
sple. LANguIkR a LANOUE.
Cor. yette a Fiorids Sta
SWISS MUsLINs.
\NEHAvE received ane supply ofwhits
w swiss Muaiips, and Jnoonats, A. tho
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
Lsfayetts street.
DAINIs. oils, ETC.-A Large stock ~ Pure
white Lead, ziue. Linsesd OF aud Turpsn-
ianqs I'm. wM. BoaEL.
DEALgs COURT ~ DEATH Rosa ponhsur',
i Horse Fair. for sale by
marii J MCCORMICK.
DUHE CuEMfoALs-oan ee found AT Tho Drug
Stored of M q wM BoaEL.
SIAwLs.
MOURNING Square shswls.
irn,
broc do shawl.,
Russian
assortment Of Ciosks aud Mantiiiss ofthe follow.
ing styles BELL Cioaks Milan Cioaks, Jsddo
Cloaka, Beaver oloaks, also large assortment CT
s. sJuMALISsKY CO.'S
oct3i Peoples store.
DORki 80 barrels Mess Pork; 20 Half Bar
i rels do. 20 Half BARRELS Mess Reef, 90 Barrel
Dhed Apples; 20 Barrels white Beans.
junsl4 BEAL dPATrEhSoN.
DUE LICK wATER-For sale BY the Barrel
ID Gallon or the Glass At
augi RI DAYS Drug Store.
CooD sAMARrrAS-sold By
VI ausi r. D. DAY.
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BRANDY,

nSg-EIsHT Pipe Goldsnbers cosnse, p5ssl
" u Pipe Jean Louis, $3.50 " Lsrsnds lszs
--nothinE equal ever sold bsrs, for sale ~
surA B. BkNJhhiss
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DrsJOLs.-Deringets rN's adams. NJ
] tsr's Emi,h \ wssssns. s,lhn Hahk's.
Bssl's and HsuiBg,on's. Rsyplvsrs
jaasis ED % NN nDoEL.
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O<>vego Corn starch.

Lon making ruddinss. Custard-- Blanc Mango
etc, new supply lust received direct from
the mandatory aud for sale by
sugl R.D.DAY
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"rug LORD hath created midieines on, N
earth and he that is wise will not aehor them.
-rRfhfs. -
4 fRrSu supply ~ Congress, seitser and Ar
"A tesian wster-just received by
Ianas KID AVN. RoGEIs
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CtOruINat CLOTHING

CLOTHINGt CLorltiNGu
NNTE have lately received very extern
w eive stock Of .
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
of all qualities and of the latest styles,
which we offer at the lowest market prices.
oar Stock comprises Black Cloth frocss
Ccats of every grade, black and colcred
Cashmere sacs and business Coats,
keveraihle business Saca,
Fancy Cashmere Suits,
Pilot Cloth Psletots,
Flushing overcoats,
Blanket Coatr,
Black aud colored Silk Velvet Vests,
Cashmere
silk
Cashmere, satinet aud Kersey Jacke,a.
Having an unusually large stock OF tne
e. above goods on hand, we positively sell
them Al very low figures, and therefore
request an carly call.
SctSc pALSuEiMER, SIMON & Co.
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MiIsQUITO NETTING.

7 INES, white .aa brown. behiae,, cotton,
Ia Just received, 81 the ,,u
mays fh"fhtr c'""h'
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tN"Fot professional sni business eafds,
(ineiuding daily pspef) not eseeedihe sN
lines, for a months. f2o- without The ra
arhs r,,vlleee vf rssrly advertisers
,.stt,ctly limited 70 their own inmediste
sei tpgyis, business sna the huaihess OF
an advertising atrr is not ecnside'1d Hain
eiuiipe thu. oi its individual membe,,.
tyAnnoupeine candidates ior state
end pa,,sh plFless, flo municipal thices
es. 70 be paid 70, invariably IN advance.
EAlI advertisements FOR strangers ~
,sesIept psfspns 10 he paid IN advance
ts Advertisement not tnstkea go the
copy 60, specified time, will be inserted
till 'fcthid, aud payment esseted
tS-Al COMMUNICATIONS attended v
rto,nute the private ends ~ interests ~
Corporations, Societies Schools ut indi vid-
vsis, will he phs,esd ~ advertisement
tN-Csrds Of personal character can
only be published In this Paper "a advet-
tssmenfs, aud must be paid FOR IN advance
at double advertising tstes,
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To MECHANICS.

4 T,APprNTrR's Tr.is cprrs,'s t-cls. plss,s,sr'
~ Tools, In all theft variety and cfths very best
sl-svs rn h.ra -t
srgap MoNrAN AMATrA'H.
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CURTAIN MASKS

DAMAsKs FOR TABLE COVERS.
I HAVE rscsives full supply Of these goods In
l. all oolors, Table Dsmssk BY the yard Or by
some. W. ID. rHTLLIPs.
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IUMBERi IUMBERii
yALENCIENNE LACEs.

VTNHE attention OF the Ladies' 10 most rsspset-
l. fully requested n the large assortment oi
thu most beautiful vasncinos facss which vs
are receiving and which We will be ready 10 sr-
hibit In few days.
asg22 DAJsHEfMER, sfM0N 4 co.
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TO PLANTERS.

I Will receive IN lev days large supply ~
white and Htey negro Blankets. also plsln
aud Tvillsd LinssEs std EetssB. these grpds
viii be s,iJ 81 vsfy leu prices
sspti2 W ~ PHILLIPS.
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nUTCH BITTERs-Theg genuine Boer-
- have's Celebrated Bitters always on
hand at v. HEUDE & CO.'S
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oIp VIRGINIA.
ENGLISH 4 AMrRICAN PRINTS.

OOn riscss Of these goods aow in store aud
,1UU ss many tacre 10 arrive In Few days. all
wArrantpd 10 wash. and prices very low.
aasaS W rhitLtrs.
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ACAIiID

HAVING opened anew, the stove Fcf'ns'ly ce-
-rr,ea Nv nv deceased father, 7 tste pleasure In
nnsf,ninu his old Intends end rs,,uns and The
rubi,e generally, that am nrw prepared tr sur-
pir them With srv article Of tstnily atccer'as
and Plantation supplies, they may desire. st the
mest advantageous terms. ncring 10 'ees've
/. liberal share sf rublle patronage, : tsmsin
Respectfully,
MICHAEL rHpNnEHuAeT.
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OIL OlLfi

az Baskets Olive OIL, just rscslvsd and
ZC and for sale at NJ. .PEENDEE0AsTs,
Main street opposite Hsrpsy Hose.
july2i
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T..,. p.,.,, s,,,., s-,-,.,.

fI'HrsR irvsirshie sias ~ the Cotton ri.r,.,
Il ear ne ordered through us. They ssrsp.
ard hrsr 20 ~ the ssrne time sra reuel'e the
work ~ bot = siusls horse and driver.
MnNTAN = NATTh.
f.hr Hardware Corner.
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CAST STEEL.

ngTAaON. s1p-r.. Oss, sna gsrm.n STEEL
~ mars MJNIAN eMATTAs
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POTTER AND ALE.
Electro Magnetic Machines,

A goOb stock of ,hos. seve, failing Nervous
N .ttsdiesiors, In bsndssms Mahogany Gases.
~ reduced prices
mart. v ugUDg 4 90.
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CUTLERY 7

DoCK vt and table, wpstsnholtnss snd mad
j gers msts! Ladies' scissors Tailor ana Bsf.
bore Htssrsi Rsssrs. Homes and strops. al
maya. LARautER a LANOUE.
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RICh pRERa RILKs.
'uIIADEIpIIiA CASH sroRE.

WE have st receives new supply pf
w Dress silks, also souo handsome
6eured Silks for children, 70 be sold at
great bargains.
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JUsT RECEIVED.

A r BUGEL,H DRUG ATORE-A large
~ assortment Of Fresh Garden Seeds
Artiohoks,
Asparagus,
Beans, Bsns Plant,
Beets, Cress, Cucumber, Eggplant, Lssk
Lettuce, Parsley,
Psps, Pepper, Rsdisb,
Spinags, Caulihowsr, Cabbage,
Carrot, Celery, Corn. Melon, Mus
tard. Okra, Onion, Satisfy, squash, Turnip,
Parsnip,
Tomato and
Pumpkin. These
seeds can be relied on, and are warranted
fresh and genuine, by
oot2l Ep. A. WV. BOGEL.
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Ayers Medicines.
EDA WM, BO1BJ, are Sold Agents Tor Ayers
IL chsry Pictorial, bsrsspariiis and YiDs.
janslb,
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Lediard's Morning Call.
A PLEASANT diurstic and On I'D ispeptie 70 ME,
"A for sale Wholesale and retail by
July5l Ep. 4 WIN. B09EL
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PER ACADIA.

On BASKETS Hsidsick a Co.'S Champagne 10
~ GASES Y Boxes ssrdipss; Cases Boxes
ssrdlnss-all at the warehouse Of
aug2a 3. BENJAMIN.
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CRnnu TpRSLR-KHLy WILL ssgvE OF 3rLg &
" IA creen Turtle, Friday hxrrA 10, IA aou, Nod
lloaks, n - Hudssa street, Families aupeied
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A CrAfRv0YAKr. NEE sEYnOUR's MHUrcAG
a Cakvoyant Roens SO Pssr,A sres trd bssck vas Il
Broadway Coosulta1,one day asd evsnoz snd seAsesy
sarssons In e mos critical cs4es Of sicsac
charge madA
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AT B-wHo HAS NOT HRARD on TIE CEs.gBR Arru
IN HsSsue PkkWBfkk sbe kss ben consulted o. tsc-
arcs M Ina and oAes oits .a s.ss scs,. ses iee
wife kurfapd hst II her v,sssr II u,sh nrA
give Der at ISL 7. eay hrs sfsc
Iafta gentlemen. 81
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NEAT ArEECn.

The late Justin ButieTaeId was well
known a. one Of the most eminent lawyers
Of Illinois. With cold and impressive
naoner, be was capable Of epliseuing the
driess legal argument with the keeness Wit.
On one occasion be was retained BY the
celebrated Joe Smith, the Mormon Prophet,
to defend him upon an Indictment for
treason before the Uaitsd States Cesst st
Springfield. Judge Pope had permitted,
With his usual gai'sntry, ; large number Of
fair ladies TO occopy the supls room 10
close proximity 70 the Jadxe. Aalssgs
srmbes 81 spectasess from al1 pssfs u ubs
Ssass crowded int ~ soset gean. As.
Betserfejd arose II his usual solens asd
di1niied manner, ssd begas ths dsfenss .
thSs wiees
sslfay y pJsass IL Cosrt snd Genslsasas
81 The jssy-I asiss tsfoes IL Repe s-iD
ske preosncc--sf aoeslS- ~ ddsqd ~
PSspAst 81 ths LSfdes
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The Speaker of the 6rst Congress wns
rrederiok a. NuR Rlanherr. of pennsvlv.n;a,
and he eccupie1 The eaHe poaitios IS 81
third Coucrseas He vna The All, nan eve,
elected 10 tai. efIee from - Her,,ans
State. Z Tru II. of Connect;caft vas
Speaker 81 a. 5esond Congress, he only
honor OF the lind conferred upon that
STATE. JenasA1a Dsvson. of New ,Js~ev.
ancestor of Jalrs Dayton, OF the same
State, was Spsakee ef the fourth Conrrces.
Geo. Dent, 81 lInsy yiand, Of the 9Th; Thco-
dore Sedcwick, q Massachusetts, Of the
siash; Nathaniel Macon, Of North Carolina.
q the seseash, siehkA and ninth Congresses;
and Joseph B. Tarnsua, of Massachusetts. .
Of the tenth and eleventh. Mr.. Y. lived
and died in Middlopes couaty, and his hum
BILE grave 10 only ahsss or four milee from
Henry Clay, q Kentucky, wss Speaker
of the twelfth ~ part Of The thirteenth
Congresses, tfren March 4,h, 1911, to
January 10Th, ltl4O the fourteenth and
fifteenth, and pet q the sixteenth, from
December 4th, MlS, to November 18th,
1890; and Of the Z Ateenth and twenty. sec.
ond, he finally Leaving the chair March Sd,
l6e0.s He sWasasaS assA pspslar sSpsakes
that has ever occupied the chair.
Langdon Chseves, of South Carolina.
filed Mr.. Clay's place, in his absence from
this country a. commissioner to Client, in
the thirteenth Congress. John W. 1Sylor,
Of New York, father of John W. Taylc,, Of
this city, followed Mr.. Cay, IN Novcmbu,
1890, holding the chair until the third of
March, 1921. He again followed Mr.. Clay,
in lS25. In 1919, Mr. Clay took bold
stand against the Missouri Compromise,
making, We believe, the FIRST speech in the
House against that measure. At tae next
meeting Of Congress. in the latter part Of
1890, no was chosen Speaker, through the
aid Of Southern votes. -a5s..
p. b. Barbour, Of Virginia, was Speaker
Of the twentieth Congress; Andrew Steven-
son. Of the same State, Of the twenty -shird;
John Bell, of Tennessee, Of the twenty
fourth; and James X. Polk, of the same
State, Of the twenty Sfth and twenty sixth.
Mr.. p. Ike Mr.. Clay, was popular Speak
er, and while in the chair laid the founda.
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CO julius Is evidently well acquainted
With the diagnosis Of bis own disease
His explanation is as clear a. n~d, and
must be satisfactory TO oil;
'sJulius, Is ycu better this morning.
Ono, ] vas better yesterday, but Pse 80:
ober dat
cam ders no hopes den, Oh your dis
coveTfv
ssDacobery of whatS~
'.Your discovery from de eonhelescescs
What am fotchin' you on ysT bank.
'sDat depends, Mr. Snow, a,:ogeddsr
on de prognosticasion which anplify de-
disease. Should they continue fssualiy,
de doctor ,ipks rse EeasS. Should deg
not continue tassaiiy. be hepss dn col
o'sd indiwidual Won't die I'LL ansdss
time. A ! sail ssors, il AL depends On
De prognossies, and TIL dess yss como 70
. bad, ders an no telling vheddss dis
sisesS viu come 70 disconsioasoes o.
3 00g.s
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AHAlRY SIiOrKEErER.


Upon the banks Of the Mississippi. in the
State of Tennessee, there once dwelt an old
chap by the namo Of Yadge-~1 ON Yadgc.
Now, Tom had been an hone.t, hard work
ing msn all his life, but he haG never owned
saddle: but as Tom grew old, his wealth
and Importance increased, and with ii a de-
sire for hog skin; so he one day packed
up clean shirt, stuffed hundred dollars
into his wallet, stepped upon steamboat.
and away he started down the river to New
Orleans, to buy him saddle. Now, this
was the first trip Tom had ever made he
had lived all bis life, where he was born,
and had never heard any other language
thnn that Of bis mcther tongue. In course
Of fow days be landed upon the levee at
New Orleans. ....... ..... ..-.. g. .
Poor Tom little knew what he had to en-
counter. The Frenchman was there, the
Italian was there, the Spauiard was there,
the German was there -somc from all parts
OF the world were crowded upon the levee
and there was Tom with his eyes stretch.
ed and his ears open. completely mystified
and bewildered at the strange jargon going
on around him; he stood as long rs a NOR
tai man well could, and at last struck out,
with his mind fully prepared to be surprised
at nothing be saw, upon his errand Of the
saddle.
After mcandering about the city for some
time, he at length found saddler's shop.
Tom with heart elafe, walked in.
The first and only living creature which
met his vision was bdboon Of the largest
species, sitting on the counter, playing with
the girth. which were hanging from the sad
die Immediately over bis head. Tom very
politely addressed him:
elbow do you do, sir -
The babooD grinned and nodded.
81 wish to buy saddle" says Tom.
The same expression from the monkey
In louder key from Tom:
81 want to buy saddle"
A very polite grin from the baboon.
81 will give you $50 for that saddle p
says Tom, at the same time handing him a
so bill.
The animal having seen his master put
money in the drawer, took it and hopping
along the counter, made deposit Of Tom .
SO note. lie returned, however, immedi
ately to his former position.
lom-"Weii, hand US down the pig
skin"
Very little notice from the baboon.
"Hnng It, Why don't you give me my sna-
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THE -8AILROAD DOSD. :
BY croaoE Il cIanx.

uh vesy pretty thins,
Ara sAz rrsinefy eagrsvef;
As aeatty ssster zp cheat
As ewes ksVssn shared
Ana sase gate sot - tkem,
at ssse sss3 sazz ~ ksEae.
Es@uxa % naxs psrtsre hcsk
As asrxs a. eisnsn's Ronse-
Issorzss se.xhs shezs rery ehesp,
Al eaiy ssxasy-shrss.
I.1esd sE slxgieG 2Este Line
Before We ssuts agree;
"whasl Asghsy-thfee scr senpW easss
Dear sss, ySs Esuss be eszrsd;
Yet shall have 20 let .zeEn 20,
PoF rsone, must be raised ,,
Betore that sfssea week VAS su,
srneft sss ~ rat,
For was toit eaf essnId buy F
Fer even less shan that. - ~
NJ nslghsor boEskt Tor seysasy-siH.
I never ssxss hsn hov;
But sfn far from Nd 70 lssrn
Ths. be has -: ilena nsw
fhsse thons asl ldi2-s promises
Are pssEtsd sy ihe-ssm
Ansi bsiHz seeassd by sorlgaxes,
Hos very safe saey >srns
MsresseE I reserved the right
s. t. change them INTO shares,
whose Income hy-sr'-sT would -
fortune Tor my selGs.t
The eoupoIs--shoas delicious shlupss
How Tempt nsiy they ioeki
As beautifully lifhagraphed
As biuey's copy BOOK,
Yes, there they are. not one cut on
The ranks are perfect yet,
And like To be sor al that
For iAen shall ever Get.
Tsa boy whe shows sos half dime
sgx rattiesuAkes alive,
wss urgisg me she other dAyi
70 sieS his precious hlyei
II say, Sir, wsat 20 see the snakesf
Qae N 'an est toad.
I'll le. ypu see 'enl for bond
OF that ERE western Road :"
Al well the dream IL over now,
And 50 sit aad sigh,
Aaa curse the day when oily tongues
Persuaded me 30 buy;
| spend nay time with fearful eyes
O'et their defasise charms.
In singing sud iagubrioas hymns.
And penitcntial psalms.
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ANCIENT RUINS OF THE UNITED STATES

Dim and mysterious is the early history
Of man on this continet. 1t is euveloped in
thick darkness, never, it may be presumed, !,
to be penetrated by human research. And
YET the ruins Of ancient cities are frequently
discovered that tell of a race that has long
since passed away, probably exterminated
by the ancestors Of our present Indians,
who are also fast departing from the human
family, fairly dying out before the ever.
advancing influence of the pale faces. But
these MONUMENTAL cities indicate great
populations, and prove the existence Of
mighty men Of old. A new stimulus is
likely to be given to American archaeology,
by discovery recently made sono ninety
miles north east Of Fort Stanton, long
ace cunt Of which has just appeared in the
For; Smith Ark Times. We condense.
The plain upon which lie the massive relics
Of gorgeous temples and magnificent halls,
slope gradually eastward toward the River
Pecos, and il Is very fertile, crossed by o
gurgling stream of the purest water, that
not only sustains rich vegetation, but per.
haps furnished with this necessary elemer.
the thousands who once inhabited this
present wilderness. The city was probably
built by warliks race, as i, is quadrangu.
lar and arranged with skill TO afford the
highes, protection against an exterior foe,
many Of the buildings on the outer line
being pierced with loopholes, as though
calculated for the use Of weapons. Several
Of the buildings are of. vast size and built
of massive blocks Of dark granite rock,
which could only have been wrought to
their present condition by a vast amount Of
labor. There are the ruins Of three noble
edi6ces, eaeh presenting front Of three
hundred feet, made Of poDderous blocks Of
stone, and the diispidated walls are even
COW thirty-fve feet high. There are no
partitions 10 the area OF the middle fsup-
posed temple, so that the room must have
been vast; and there are also carriages IN
has relief and fresco work. Appearances
justify the conclusion that these silent ruins
could once boast Of halls a. gorgeousiy
decorated by the artists's hand Of these Of
Thebes and Palmyra. The buiIdinzs are all
loophoied In each side, much resembling
those found in the feudal castles Of Europe
designed for tie use OF arehsrs. The blocks
OF which these edifces are composed are
ceueni.d together by species Of mortar
Of bitumInone character, which has such
scnseisy that vast nasaes Of wall have fall
len dawn without the blocks being detached
By the shock. We hope sre long, 70 be
favored With fun and descriptive particulars
- il IL probable that visits and examins-
tions rill be nade amongst such interesting
relies Of the unknown past, By some Of the
Inited States o&cers attached 80 The nearest
y = sS1 - s.sesss. -
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eT.To wash hair brushes, never use
sesp. Take piece o. soda, diseclre il b
water, ssasd tho brush in il. taking care
that the water, COVERS only the bsisties; i
viii siuest isstansly heecze wkite and
sisan. Piscs II h tie air 80 dry, With the
ssisslss asvnwsrl. ard u vii b fsm -
. u<u hyuph.
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raThere's more in that fellows head.
Sam than yoE imagine" said Dick, of &
sleepy LOCKING fellow standing by.
.sTha. mar be- said Sam Erasely, '.bGt
aiwavs sasrexssd be had 'ssu.'
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GA younr lady was wslssing 10 Paris,
and her guardian standing near. During
maEaeassvv pause. he said 20 her ''i saw
thers--thsy'rs blue." Now, the young lady
has blas rosss,s in her slippers and also hlas
gsrteFs. Thosgh uncertain ~ to which her
guardian referred, she concluded to step
waisxiaS "a the expanded criaeiine she thea
were.
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Ny hrrshren," said coed old
haeksaods preacher, s'rna gvine sa rreaea
yoa plain saraent. thai even wimmen car
understand. fou can saA my text in the
avs verses Of the tSo-eyed chapter Of one-
cred Jean." Il was snne time before il
was psrcsived iha, hs meant John chapter
~
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e. 4 man passing through gateway
in the dark. kis his nose against n post. .'i
wish that pest vss IN Hal, said he "Bet-
Ter uish il wss somewhere elsa, sasd by
SANDER, - yon might rrn against Is aEsin."
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e Il isa i nafkabls 5sss, fhat no nan
who takes and psys Tor ] sewspspss, Wss
ever bittsa By nsd doE -
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CLINTON l. BALDWIN,


attorneys At Las, council Bluff, Iowa.
ktyILi geaoflse IA al tho Courts In western Iowa an
w &rbrskka. n2B-yt
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JOSEPH siaE1.s.t3is,

RDIfES COR OF NJ l. SIC
tasrrnrtlgn styea IN yoes Aa~r, and m ttre Piano
4 PIANOS CAREFULLY TUNED aNb RhfAtissf
f-,r Gsrt3er partiluisFs enquire a. tHss "ih. o
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A BUSINESS QUAKER.

The Quakcrs are, in the main, % every
one knows, thrifty, kind hearted, and IN.
doubtedly honest people, but in some oS
them, even ns among the worlds honest
people, love Of filthy lucre will predomi.
nate. In one Of their farming communities
lived friend Benjamin and his son. II wns
their custom 70 buy up cattle to fattcn fnr
sale. One day Benjamin, Jr., hnd selected
choice portion OF stock from passing
drove. and was aboDt 10 buy when Bcnia-
min. Sen., came along.
"Father, nm about to bny these cattle,
wha. dost thee 'hint Of them 7"
"Whnt does he nst? So much! cuess
the'll get them for less; otter him $500 and
wait till morning II he don't trade"
Filial Ben assented- made an Offer in
vain went home with the old gcntlcman--
.lept--and next morning, after caring for
the stock, mounted his horse to try ngain
to buy the cattle. But on The way, he.met
Benjamin, Sen, returning home with tho
whole herd in question. BENJAMIN, Sem,
was wealthy as well a. smart--bs bad taken
an early start and bought the lot.
ssThcc will let mo have my portion viii
thee not 2" asked tilinl Ben.
s.So, sonny, Of course not; I've fought
the whole want 'cm all"
"Whai! Isn't that bnrd trick 10 plny
thy own son aud trusted to thee -
"Ah, Beany,' said rnses familias. r..
provinglv, 'sthee must be sharp and wide
awake; trust nobody, Benjamin; watch
everybody watch thy father, Bsnjamin
watch thy father -
Quite likely, for young benjamin sdrna.
milton vas ncedless ihenecforward.--F Fhala.
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