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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

Corn Exchange Dnak.-copy Of statement of the
Soks EXCHANGE BANK Chapter $50 Lave 1885,
70 the reef endU Saturday Ist day of tOyeDoer Iss
ress snour OF Loans and Dooln G25,50 90
-"se siloant :" speos s...........-..-.. bS1.SOs OO
80 a.e mount u crcustos 2o2, I6e 90
"i Drposts %
hu npaly OF fs~fok, A. Ps, Cashier of the Cors
It~aes bt beng duly depose and
nsh ~ eereet 20 Ls best Of slsds. and beiaf
g.. v,.c,,. ,.. 49,, =, y A. PLArr, Cashier.
yanna A nfarrP
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
Bunk Statements.

American Exchnnye Bapk.--Stlt.ns1t Of the
AhkIcAN EXCHANGE BANK ~ Y required by Chsyt.r 40
Laws Of rs Ia tnc Hsek 'enas saturday, the h day Of hovenbe
l-lf
srersrc smorrt ~ Lotr- and Dicorus 81
h'hAf, ahoitt o. sr-ce SOs,5 So %
Average arunf G. cliDn tps S6l 90
Average amount nj be9os 93bcSlD %
CITY s1t County Now York Murray. C,'hsr Of Amer
hng- Dad sriot bang day sWofn dDose and that
u above a ie sec % the bsit Of 'aovise nt .ef
b !iURIttf Cashisr.
s~orn before rs ,is a day Of goyernber. isil.
FnsDsais But sot,ry Pubir.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

Ctr AMI County q New Yor Archibald Pn Aarrs CASH
5nnt Nchoss Bank, Oers duy sHoin pos sal ssl
frrsclux oisnt ku1wecs
80 be,,, A PAIlkHURs ST. Csshler.
anl before 'ha Move lcl
R.shIs, LrTrLs Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

The MECHANICS BANNING AsSoSAIiVs OF gs oy sn. nsm
required Chapter 2s Laws Of iso O he "seA snns
s.,alday the st d.y VI k0yrInbor isoli .oo An
Ayrr.e Loans and Discounts, ~
ky.fnse amount Of speue...........- lsshSz W
amount OF Circulation ~
Cty Coan,y NsNOk ia. H. foHiH Sahn o. vac
M,,h.np Ranking duly deose aud ssy tat
a. .,a,.m,a "A ootfo. ~ Tie beet Knowledge and belief
~" " JAS Il FONDA, CASHIER.
gworu before me tn, LIST day Of November is6i ~
s"'" ' A ID Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

Chepiicei Bp nk.-sta enent of tho ChEMiOAL
1ANh rri - ,hspcr Laws d eo5 lor tho "eeh eadns
a'dJ " d" daJ, 81 November, lsosi go 40,
A'cps' amo1nt 81 AID DsooaHis
Ave Sc aAH4ni I. H,soo'cl.
,foula,T'n ,1yes
80
Siy aud t.f of New iofk George I" WA ans eanrf
e tlra Sank bong dsy drpe and tat ths aoo's
sAienrn &c af.e 10 tAr best know edge aud belief
GfplGR g. WILLIAM Cashier.
H. e. TltLs.s No'aTy Public
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
p.on,.,. M, .-s,s smeut Of the PEoPLEIs BANK.


NICHOLAS bANN required ClSsf 10 LaSs oi is'' tSf
IN VI "a rnns Saturday, the Is day .! SoycG4se 90.
Ayersye "a Loans sld Dsc0arts.. <fo'o-rp =
u Specie -o...ss
Ayerr.e amount Of Circulation lJ..t1S W
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
Mercantile Bnnl..-statsmeut OF the MERCANlil

BANK required Chapter 40 Laws OF S lof the "ceA ehdas
sstuTday, the let day OF November, 1875 ..D. 80
Avegnse amount oaas Lhi DscOuuts. eS,ocS.Ol ~
Aycrns- OF Specie ofsiD
Ave OF CrcunIOa-
,.,sss soun, of Dep i,I6Nois ~
ty and County Of EesYork J. Blake Cahs the hsr
dug deoe and say that TIE Ao ss a1eeH
"'''''' h. J. BLAME, Cashier
sworn before me tbs "a Sy OF November, ls69.
Jls VAN 3nrs Notary Pnhhc
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

Bark OF Commerce In hev-Y York. -Sia, ,msai of
HAhN Or COMMERCE ~ HEW YORK. required bY Cap
o. @ Lsss % ass he enus 5s Jay the lsi dy oi No
ftIilef, lsrli
fs-fat- q 659.75y C5.
opH Of spyIs. I,33',DJ. tJ
sHoan' o C,gaf1a I,7I5 %
ffffHss hiatttd iltlf's 500 op
C tni County Z Nss Yot Hsary b. Va Cashier Of the
Hrt 1. Commerce New foit bong ty l-e art TIA.
o. stove si...a.raf r,rrscf n. T. YAH, Casilcr.
ssora teo- b. tAs 81 diy Of N,ycuier i-l4.
Is.Lfs Ts,fso, Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
gank of ,hr state Of Newly orl4. -

ID 'ntSH % IL srATE OF sE~ fOG. y he CT of Ses
n by Ctsger Lave less ,r ts ve-s trdns
.a'ufday, tie ist do ~ hIyeua a-r, ts!f ~ -
Asatfo Lsas AL bse 90, To- bri -
al lItO.D ti
AVelss 'uoan o. 1900 "
A b ra.r a. 4 s-a sss
90 sni County Doo " nasf, Ca be- oi ue
Baat Ae'i1 1A, d ne cy a. N-v fos trns az
,fa D. l~ an - clr'ti . tl bei Il
,y - &c md ir 81 q. ~. DUEN ca.he.
ssou b. fe M ~, - day Of heTeutef "a
a. 4, Os.Ilr. so4y rgt'.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

lIrrrh hHntNI EirnNnkt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " wv,
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK. the CITY OF Ncwlork rs Ee
qlled Chapter vi ie tho week eAn. S-l SAJ "'
1T DAY Oi oNtuhc 1905 -, -.o An,
Average Loans and Dssounts ec, ~ -
AYcase amount OF CneuAu1a ncludag uhi 0i hs ,- "a
ltfe bai j.
Ayeuge amount og D-poss ,.s., 'I th,
C.y aud County OF N,S Yagk T. J. Oakley, ' ~, -
Ne han T,rfaass pak bns ~ s~pn d'Poa uid sy p W. INV
'''' |'''''N' - '''''' W Wv & J. OAKLEY, Ct,hisf
sN'fn '''Hs T' We ~ s'y % N'' Arals Notary Psble
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
seyenth ward Bapk.-si.ement OF the sEyENrI

WARD BAh required Chapter ~ Laws "a leSi "1 tue
ra1g Sstaisy the lst day u: November, dils -
amount aud L1ccons si,4Sllso -
aycrIse cunt a - 20
OF CIrcnlAtoc. lS-,S.: -
ut
CITY ard County Sewlork Alfred tiaef Cssller ct
IN = yeua ard Bans duly sworn snd tna, tae
Shove stat nent 5rscc Ihe best Of my snoy; en- DeL
Sworn before this Sd day Of Noyembrr, S3 ,,,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
Vuli,. Herd
u,,,ch,v,,, aud proyor., Bspk.

HuIrEFFD' l0N NTOFNTT' O
III iCL4.s blowers HANh f.uucd ~ Chspt. 80
les tal saly, ~ lit day VI hof 1l-tf,
1871
Aeftts II Loan, ari pcourt' fyil
Arsfrse nnf ~
of ttftusror Attso-e
CO Co.riyo Nrs fo,k 80 oiedP Psnia Carro te
IutLs. nfes Ess 1ens duy drpe nd TAT tag
The tet U "a, kuo~.isf an- tcf
H. r. fEHRia, Ct'net
before me tbs IL Day of Now Jaber. isOA
D. o. ilLaa. G 81 lreda.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

broadway bhah ,ui'u' o. s'o n'DAD' ~ - - =
r-luli ~ thaJfr tJ 'Nf Olsb if the ~r~s sls
b.. tufir, tle lsi 90 cd Auf t..lrl .r.ii
folus an' bacl.tf l,'Sil y 81
,,-... ar, nj az -.................. u-J, faJ -
,.rf, ,ostf III +, rc ............... 80 %
ul hrrIHtf os'<s ~is -
Cy aad Cglsy Nes iot l. tFruit C',t4cF a ths
a.ray dIT l and that us atie sAS
fn-ni IL eoucf ID Ut tnss-is- snd b.. ~
j. T.. EhEklIf Ca Aef.
su.ra before rs a. "a ~ o'So,rn tsf. lca
Hsrrs. CHu4ri sicn-r DeedA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

Eas. Il3ver BanE.-ststeunsst of tho EAsp RIVER
BANK By 40 Lava 1855 a. -ng
ss uri,y the lot day Of NOyer,bef. 1914
o Losns and 959ag6
Average amount oi crcuAtion ttl,oS1
Cogny Of New York i, CarnifH, fa.a- the
Bank, hes o snl t tue Above
correct, the best Of ny knDT oia- snd b's.
~ 81 CAiCiAS, Caster.
S~Ja befoss ,his ls dag o. Sovfmoo.. tsll
Jso y,s y .ouinansr of Dees5.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

CITY and County Of SegYork wAshnstsn A. Hail. CsAs
Of orna Bank beng duly dps.e ad that the svs
u W. A. HALL CatiW
sworn beio.e rne this day Of November, ls61.
Hssr CaaysAs, jr., Ngtary Pabic.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

uf NOATH ANEiCA is rsllsI By caagef Of
e1tHs a1t.fsay. The 49, of a0t l.
af- Lllr I'D Do llD y.
Asrf1f. nnIir Iae.siD %
Asrft.s ansitt o ............... I~2.s,D 90
sllat o Irlt.. fshN.,os 10
y-I Ci.fg Nrs Noff John T. revefio1 Confer OF
haar duly te1'1 aai y iA. ne
tl. slaa o. ,afeL - Tao tet q ny ktaa -se .sa l-
y0uS g. NELYEfsTOS, Ca4Asr
svora before NJ ihis 81 dy Of H,s,nl.er. il6.
So HetL. SoiuJ ruhi-.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
Lea,her Manufaafurers, Bank.-stsseme,t Of

TTAIHkIl MANUFACIU kEHs FAtn he ty OF 'e" TOT,
rrcu OF las for the week ending sa'dnJ
tie q day Of hoscube irli
Arsrsgs L0ans aud Disco So 81
pNNf~c' -
atom ci ue A1 l@AAcs ~,
t
Dcpo- %
ctr srt schoas Palmer Ca.hisr q
L.ils. BANK day 5ePe aas Ia.
tie above bet tnosetgs I'd beit
HICAOLAS D. fALNkts, Casasr
ssgra Ssos, Se ihs % 5sy q Aoy-inher l61
Fa1oss5 BglL, Notary Palhc
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
Grncer,, Hrnk.-sta,emento Of the GROc cERs, RANk.
Inporters rrd Traders, BaRk.-s, ,atenent of the

AND TRADEKs BASK relur.j b. cbsp,.r ~
ssiiy The is' DAY of Noy mls 1852
e Loans Ga1 Deou %
tseftgr amount ~ sDV W
Depsts. ItsO
Cy laty Sss Yos J,ss buel Csss' o .s ln
Blnk duly deIo1s anf that tho
the bs sts- nd beeL
JAMES BULLI- Cashier.
svoru beio,s Il tbs "a lay or soyemb-r Ia
J3Es ItATHosD, hotayy Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

Loan, sni dso'l ls6 si 576 5peoi. sto -
CiIculst 9Ji81ol Deposits ilf, 1
Totsl Capital. al..................... $50 001.oOo
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
,r,nufncturcrs, and Merohants' Bnuk.-s

mat Of the MASUFACTu REIS AND MEHcHAsrs BANK a' re-
% s3s, o Tue -eea eEds saturday, taS
ls ay Of Noyefihe, irli ..,, an "a,
80. ~n,ognt II e............... I6O,e3G 81
-. .u,oant M 4 i.ton .........-.... s,sJS 90
q, and County o. NeS York h,settoa Csher o us
and srhal Banf bsss day sworn dr.e sna sy
correct, 70 9. p.t Of ny .hn
iaL - Ma LNAS'f NN-.'1'
1865 "a v. Posr Noiiy Ps9e.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
,Inna,l,nn Cnmnnrr.-stalrr.eI

TAs COAPASY sew JsAy b.Lcs
f'h- fo~sr s week elias sa1dy nns lie s
dsy o Aay-II.D-f, a..
-rass meant Or All t61I8So5 @S
A'sfase aaloa q Sa.s'a a. 90
= fn.r --...
ca aaa Couny sf York Jha HaJesser, Cashier Il
Company CITY of New iors o-n duly de-
n- snd az thai th- Awe statement cosTr best Of
Lao~!sls- sl.i bsi.t JOIN > hANbf]nEis' Cusa'1f'
,sosn teor, u1e tbs "a day Of No. enber, 1904.
& IT,, Notary PIbic.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

Greenwich iianis.-staiement Of the GREEGWfCH /
"a required b. Chapisf 10 Lava OF
s m eniag Sturdy. Ist day u Eoyembel i3f
oi iosa aud Dscounts f1,slf e2
A amount o Sp-ge oNtyoVl
Afefsse 4n'lf oi CneuS JoaSyo ov
i 80.
Cy County Nc~ iork william Hives, Caher ct the
o. Cy OF New Yofs, day and
ID sss sateflt Oss tie tes, klosege and
lt WILLIAM HAHEs, Cashier
sworn be.ose me iL.s 90 day Of Hoselubsr s5i.
". WHfrLppear, Notsry PUb.tc
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
Shoe and Lealher Bank. .-siateu,er. Of The sh' 81
Tra;Ye,mon,s Bank.-stAsment OF tie rRApE5-

Tradesniens Dt ~ c..1", 20 taws al isss sos
ter .k ending saturday the LIST day oil sosenOi m
Aversse amount u Loans ALI s-,i I'y2. -
Of sprtle
Average amount OF es'ty "a
Ayrrase amount Of Deposits. t'Vos'.t
cxsnd County Of New yorttsi Anthony Hsscy cashe.
r ~ TSsdseus Bank Y being duly affirmed, depose and
he .hoye Correct 20 Know ede aud be-
gay 'nA' '"e "' ANTHONY HALsEI, Cashier.
Alarmed before me this q asy Of November lsg
~i-A'A'N N''S- }. DaAEa, Notary Pablo.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

Park Eanh.-Sta'ennen, of the PAhh BANh OF uie
c required By Chapter 30, Laws Of 1888 ff The
ending Satucay, the Il day Of S0geMDe', lt1s - -
Average anJunf o. Loans aud Discounts. elO5OSpyo ~
of Circulation 3ss.ecs W
yeflse amount " rs
Baak beng duly ah med dpoe and ab1Ye te
CHARlES A. MACY, Cashier.
bef,.e Of Move lea
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

silver from tho mines oithc o1lst
Tho condition Of money has become quite pres
ns The Temss 10 our s't reference viii agpy with egna
uth day II any change L occufed tIe sfH, @ncy ~"
. Greater than a Nas then Bank Uccouuo iaon, rule very
generally per ccut thongh under pfrsicus sPuaiars
some psss smaller oisc0un Advance 81 gam in
.tors msy be- quoted valuation of ri 3 scr l.i
n. On he tset ne.osons IHnle - .G.i iss sc,'l-DS
documents.
Tn. following article on tie Acton Copper Nine is
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
Coffee and Tea.

When the Chinese used to exchange tea
for ginseng, they little dreamed to what an
astonishing extent the herb (which cheers
but not inebriatss" would become q popu-
lar thing throughout the civilized world.
In this country the demand fer tea mas
nearly quadrupled within the last twenty
years and in Great Britain, where the
poorer classes have only of late years been
able to indulge freely in the use Of tea,
the consumption has fully doubled. Coffee
has, Of late, decreased considerably, as
compared with tea. The aCvent Of homnp-
athy, Of hydropathy, etc. all Of which sys-
TENS Of cure oppose the use Of c"fee, has
had much to do with this falling e 4
coffee, and probably quite as much to d.
with the consequent advance 0! tea in the
general estimation. But, if we judge
rightly, coffee is gradually fading its way
back TO its OIL place in he common alec
ton in this country, owing to the large IN
fusion Of Germans into our population, aud
the attachment they strongly manifest tnr
coffee, as a beverage, two or three times
day. Whether tea will GO down agaiu, a.
coffee goes up, remains tn be seen; but We
anticipate no such result. o. the contra
~, it is or impression that coffee and
tea will gradually supersede, to some ex
tent, the use Of strong drinks; and if s., it
would be frl'y TO say that the fact would
not be hailed by philanthropy as great
human improvement.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

DAVIDSON COLLEGE, North Caroline, con-
tributes a good story of a man with very
bad habit As it is all about lying, the
reader will believe it or not as he likes:
"In the I'D North State lives certain
John Long, who draws a lung bow when
ever he has any thing to tell. aud his char
scter for truth and veracity has been below
zero for many years. Captain johnson had
bsen 40 taksnin by one Of John's outra-
geous stories, that he said to him, in great
pet:
"If you make ms believe one of your lies
again in month, I'll give you 6.ty doll
arsp
John pretended to be quite hurt By the
Cffer, and won't off A few days afterward
he was ridiug by the Captains, posJ-haste,
on horseback, when the Captain called out
TO him:
81 say hello, Jimmy stop and tell US
q lie or two this moruing!'
John rode on, but cried out most dole
fully:
mo time for lying now brother Jimmy
bias Just been killed in the machine, and
I'm going for the old folks And on he
went.
Captain johnson ordered his horse, and
rode over 10 zee the dead man and offer his
services, but found him alive and well,
ginning Gotten, and IN no danger Of the ma
chine. just then John rode up and de-
manded the Fifty dollars, The Captain de.
clared ii was a rascaly trick. but he would
have bad to pay the morey ifJohn had not
let him of "
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
Trustees Sale.

NJ HEREAS. on the twenty-fpurth day Of October
w A. ID. 1850, David Parr. IN his life time since de
ceased and Mary ANA Parr his WIFE, by their certain
deed Of writing duly acknov lodged and recorded ia
the Recorders Office of Will County aud State Hi
nuis. in Book 81, page l9S, did convey to the
dersgnej the land and premises hereinafter described
In Trust the Payment Of certain prumissary
note bearing date with said deed for the payment
OF the of Twcntythree Hundred Dollars, payable
to Cornelius C. Van HOIn or orCer, one year after
the date thereof at the Exchange Office of the under
signed Joliet, Will County and State Of Illinois;
And whereas default has been made in the payment OF
said note and application has been made by the
legal holder Of said note, to sell the prem
veyei according the terms of the Trust in said deed
set forth.
Now therefore public notice is hereby given. that by
virtue Of the authority contained ami given in accord
anee with the OF sail deed Of trust shall on
the hours of and four O'Clock in after
Joliet County of W III and State pfc Illinois sell ut
public vendue to the highest bidder for cash penn
ises said deed Of trust described to wit The North
halt Of the North West quarter o. Section No. thirty
six 1861 In Township No thirty six, NeTth of Range
No. nine t9) East Of the Third Principal Meridian
containing eighty ESQ., OF land be the more
less, situate in the County of win and State
nois Aforesaid together with the there
unto belonging and all right and equity Of redemption
and all rights of homestead exemption Of the said
grantors therein their heirs executors, admnstra-
tors or assigns.
URI oSGoop, Trustee.
Joliet, August S, 1872.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

Price one dollar per Bottle.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
Mortgage Sale.


tNTHEREAs, James X. Buggy End Bridget Buggy
w severaly, on the 18th day of December, A d.
laJ5, made and delivered to Royal f. Barber their GER
tain proniissory note for S2l20 payable year alter
date thereof, To sail Barber order interest at
ten per cent per after due il being for money
borrowed which said note secured. tu be paid by
the certain Mortgage Deed of even date Herewith Of
the said James X. Buggy and Bridget Buggy his wife
upon the real estate hereinafter described duly recorded
IN the Office OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court and
ohco Recorder of Du Page County, State OF Illinois In
Book 3 OF Mortgage Page AS
Ana whereas default having been made in the nav
ment OF the said note and every part thereof and of
All interest thereon. according the tenor and effect
thereof public notice Is hereby given that in pursuance
oil the power OF sale in said gage contained shall
sell al public vcndue I the highest bidder for cash at
the Court House door IA Will County State of Illinois,
on Monday the 18th day of May. A. d. 1862 at 10
o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day. real estate in
SAID mortgage ana hereinafter described to wit:
me southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section seventeen 40 in Township thirty seven (37)
north and Of Range eleven IN Of the third prn
clp meridian. situated the coudty Du Page state
81 Illinois with the tcneInenis. &c thereunto belong
ing and all right and equity of redemption Of the said
james Il. Buggy and Bridget Buggy. his wife their
heirs, &c. therein and for the purposes therein stated
X. r. BARBER, Mortgage
Joliet. April ODD. lse2. mas Nv
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
TAX SALE NOTICE

A IL persons concerned will take notice that at +,
N ae OF lands and city lots for city and costs
que and unpaid thereon. for the year 1850 mad. y,
pursuance Of law and the ordinances of the cIty Z
Joliet, in State Of Illinois, the goth day If Maj oh
A H. 1861, that the undersigned il the legal holder of
the purchase certificate ofthe following described lot
sold at said sale, and that the time Of reclamation
thereof from said sale will expire in two years from
the daF OF said sale and the amount necessary To re-
deem from said sale. will be double the amount .o,d
for, and subsequent taxes if paid by me- with 10 per
cent interest and cost of advertising, towit:
SO feet south Of north - feet Of lot il Ioc 10 Z,
West Joliet. Amount sold for S0O,55.
TIMOTHY KELLY.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
They Drdn,l have Eaith.

Orpheus G. Kerr, the correspon lent Of
the New York Mercury, illustrates the
want Of faith by the following story:
lie was a respectable family chap who
had formed partnership with all bis
neighbOrs for the express purpose Of takiI S
entire and exclusive charge Of their busl-
ness for them, and evineed such q deep in
terest In the most private affairs Ct his
friends, that absence did not conquer their
love for him. One Sunday there was a city
missionary at the church he attended, who
implor ed the aid an1 prayers of the con-
gyegati n in behalf u "A POOR bat pi0ns
family who were starving 10 death around
the corner.
"Hev any tracts been left with your suf-
fering freu?" says the respectable chap,
rising in bis rev and pinchiDg his benevo-
lent chin thougbtfully.
YES" said the missionary, sadly, Eve
sent them some tracts on the Immortality
of the soul but, horrible TO relate, they
gained no flesh by them"
The respectable chap. who was baker
by profession, was much moved by this
revelation Of human depravity, and says
he to bald beaded chap in the next
pew:
brother Jones, you must attend to this
sad case in the morning. We must re-
member cur fellow beings in affection,
Brother Jones. Early to morrow you must
take some bread to the suffering family
If you have no bread Of your own. come To
any shop and will sell you some for this
charitable purpose"
But Brother Jones proved TO be grew
Gus lack slider, my boy. and said he had an
engagement to 70 to HOboken on the NOR
ming in question.
Very we'll, said the respectable char
in question, when be heard this, "then
will arrange it in another way. "Tell oul
starving brothers and sisters TO have faith,
says he to the missionary. in heartfelt
manner, land they shall be fed, even u.
the rawlings fed my old friend Elijah"
So the next day be called meeting o
bretberen to pray that food might be SET,
TO tie suffering ones, AMI they used up th
entire English language in prayer to sucl
an extent, that when the respectable cha
topped of with benedction, he had t
induce some Latin quotations. They hat
Just finished this noble work of Christian
benevolence, when the missionary Cam
tearing in and says:
"lt's oil over; they're all dead tn
last child starved TO death half an bou
ego"
The respectable chap stared at hin
aghast, and says he:
"Did you tell them to have faith ?"
The missionary cracked a peanut, ant
then says he:
verify, l did; but they said the,
couldnt have faith on empty stomachs."
The respectable chap pondered awhile
and then says be:
"If they didn't have faith, my frio M, til
matter is explained. We, at least, hav
done cur duty. We have prayed for them
frens-we have prayed for them" An
the bretheren went home to their dinners
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How Beautiful for a (hiId's Grave


nAGUARREOTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
IL Head stones and Monuments in a PARIAN MARBLE
CASE and warrented to secure the Likeness from any
air and dampness for long number of years. Any
DagueTeotypst copy the Dag"erreotype into these
Cases from the original picture, ard II Is but few
moments work to attach of them to Head Stone.
When attached TO a Head Stone or Monument, they
look as though they were carved on with the
Sculptos Cbise for they initiate marble fectly
They very mental TO Head Stone, and are
worth twice the amount charged, for an ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases have been sold,
this fact alone shows concIusvGy that they fast
running into general use
The adjoining Of the Sepulchers of removed ones al
levates our grief and soOthcs the wounded heart 1t
also cheers the bereaved know tina: additional
establishment of the presents stronger atras
tons to the attention Of the stranger and causes
him to pause and learn the name, and gaze on the
enses Of who has shared largely in the love of
others. 10 efined and cultivated mind. there is
a more mournful spectacle on eHrth than a desc
Grated grave neglected and over-grown graveyard
Those in whose memories the departed live, will come
to strew sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear of al, cti0n.
The, will plant there the Rose, the Lily and the
Evergreen Is EmLiems of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality which they assign them in the Paradise
of God Above all would depore the loss of those
fenesess of dear departed ones which distinctly
engraven upon the tablets of our memory. Although
months and years may elapse since memorable Death
made surrender the bedies of cherished the
grave and their spirits God yet they still pres
ont our minds, beautiful and fe-like.
- And who does not realize melancholy pleasure IN
recalling departed ones lie their image clothed with
the innocence and Oveliness Of YOUTH or marked by
the sorrows cares Of aga?
One of these Cases will be sent by express to any
person in the United States for Two Dollars One
en- Cases will lie any Marble Dealer Dsguer
reoty pist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars. &c, furnished free, and sent with each
package of Cases Agents can charge SIS apiece when
they attach them TO Head Stones.
ANY person wishing to sell them can be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging IN this
business make easily Fire Hundred Dollars this Spring
and only Twelve Dollars required as Capital to com
mence with.
A Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar
bic Dealer for Three Dollars. This rsrate work,
and well worth the price asked for it.
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money:
will be responsible for its safety, if you have proof of
sending it.
Address the Mauufat turer'
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
nl26 IL West Merden. Conn.
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