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BY Harrison, Goddin g. Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
TARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
II Thirty ONE ACRES, CALLED CHIswIGks
y KENRGS SqSTT skyE ckd atE so sh
MULES, WAGONS, CART, &c, FOR SALE AT
AUCTI0S.-At the request Of Mr. Jacob Cohn We
shall sell at auction, on the premises. on WE'D
NJ ~ fair II not. the frat fair day thereafter
the beautiful FARM on which no now resides.
called "Chiswiek," and formerly owned by Rev.
Il lies on the Three chopped road, seven miles
west of Richmond, adjoining the lands Of b. W.
Green and others. and contains one hundred and
thirty acres. OF which about seventy acres are
consist OF an ExcELLEST DWELLING and ali
other buildings, including dne e-house, with
h,es PSRhds near ~ Tnd ~ CHOICE
oHehAHp VI oah t TREES. 'hoi'h fA'i
Possession given in q few, days.
After the sale OF the land, all Of the rs -"
CROPS OF CORN. OATS, SEED WHEAT,
will be sold also,
HoRsEs, "2#1.
II MULES, .#9@ /" $3.50
.z A parcel Of HOGS, ..
WAGONS and HARNESS,
yo iffAMksTTisL AND Ha .sS EHsssksEss as
CARRIAGE and HARNESS,
Ali the FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Shond the Farm not be sold II will be rented ont
for one year and whether sold OF rented, si OF
TgRxs For the land, one third cash, balance at
ons and two years for bonds bearing fntere 50.
cured by trust deed. For the personal edects, all
sums under thirty dollars. cash over that amount,
four months credit for approved, endorsed, nego-
'.0'' HARRISON. aoDDIS 3 APPsRsoS.
jy4-sawtds W.. lg' Aaeaionssn.
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By Harrison, GOddin y Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4
sIDE OF VALLEY. BETWEEN BALDWIN AND
49, STREETS.-As Commissioners OF the Hnst-
inQs Court of the City OF Richmond, pronounced on
he e3d of June 1886, in the case OF Black against
Black &c, we hall sell n public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the nth July, i'Ss, at
/ o. clock, =. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT located a.
thereon, near the grocery store Of Mr.. II. Metzger.
TERMS One-third cash, balance at three and SIX
title retained until all the purchase money Is fully
paid.
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
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rTLADIEs, DININC.ROOMs

H LADIES' DINING. ROOMS
wENDLINGER'S,
No ale MAIN STREET.
DINING. ROOMS have been elegantly fitted up in
the second story OF my building for furnishing
MEALS AT ALL HOURS for ladies accompanied
by gentlemen. The attention of the ladies and
gentlemen Of Richmond is called to this notice,
and they are assured that efforts will be spared
TO merit their patronage The best the market al
fords can always be had.
ivq-eodts C. wENDLINGER
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JNISSOLUTION.-T firm of DUN
l. } LoP, MONCURE l. CO, Is dissolved by mu-
tual consent, TO take effect from the LIST instant
Henry w Moncures feeble health requiring his
withdrawal, devolves the settlement OF the bust
ness on the remaining partners, who will use the
JAMES DUNLOP,
THOMAS w. McCANCE,
for III emselves and as attorneys for Henry w.
Aoncure.
Richmond, July 8, 1895. Jy COL
MILLING BUSINESS.-Thes ubscrl-
wi beers will conduct the
MILLING BUSINESS
under the firm OF DUNLOP McCANCE. once
on Cary, between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
JAMES DUNLOP, .
THOMAS w. McCANCE.
Richmond, July 9, 1855. Jyo-St
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cuAIJENGE TO THE WORLD

A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD
N LEONARDS DIARRHEA MlXTuRE.-Ihis
celebrated mixture for DiarrhTa stands unTiFal.ed
II is pre- eminent among all medicines 0l u. cla's
II may be given To intalIt In safety. iEis Mill
and soothing, allaying the severest pain l!hho'.'
ately and checks the disease on the shortest notice"
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
For sale by DRUGGISTS generally. le sb-to
CODE SULPHIS, CALClS SULPHlS.
- The attention OF the medical profession l. called
to these new chemical agents, both OF which Are
highly recommended In cases al Easily '"hII .
ING The former Is also used locally ~ awAsh
In that species of apthoUs sore mouth which i al
tributed 10 parasitic vegetable.
MEADE x BAKER, Apothccaries,
je23 Ninth and Franklin streets.
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NE DENTAL NOTICE.-NITROUS OXIDE
GAS.-W. LEIGH BURTON, DESTIsT, having n
superior apparatus for the manufacture Of this gas
is prepared to administer II as an anesheic IN the
EXTRACTION OF TEETH, thereby rendering tho
operation absolutely painless.
As il is highly important that the gas should he
fresh and pure. timely notice should be given of
desire to usei IT,
Office and residence northwest corner of Seventh
and Ersnklin streets iy 2-lm*
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nN-PRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
FOUR YEARS In THE SADDLE. Harry Gill
NOR.
POLLARD's HISTORY OF TIE WAR.
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
SOUTH SONGS.
BILL ARP. For sale by
lie 29-ts Cobb luhNbh.
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DISSOLUTIONS.


ru,HE CONCERN OF BELL, SHEP-
HERD & co. was dissolved by Limitation on
the LAT day OF July, Mr. A. J. BELL withdrawing.
The style of the concern in future Will be A L.
SHEPHERD eco. .,
them Mr. A. G. TALMAN, formerly with George
w. Atkinson, and lately Of Talman Harris,
who will give strict personal attention to the sale
of TOBACCO. WHEAT, &c, and who respectfully
solicits consignments Of II country produce from
the friends and patrons of the two late concerns.
A. J.. SHEPHERD CO.,
i've corner of Eleventh and Canal streets.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTlON.-T
~ partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the stv lie OF WENDENBuRG
LYBROCK, or otherwise, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
ROBERT WENDBNBURG, to whom the good
w and property Of the late firm have been sold,
will continue the business and liqnidate I'll clams
against said Arm. ROBERT WENpENBURG,
ALBERT LYBR0CK.
Rich mond, June 81, 1893. jy7-4t
OF CO-PARTNER-
~ HIP-The concern of LIPSCOMB JEN:
KINs having been dissolved by mutual consent. |
will sell the balance of the stock VI goods on hand
at cost for cash until Tuesday, the 10th day OF
July 1880, when the balance will be onered al
auction at 10 O'Clock, 4. M. to close up the bus-
All persons having claims against the concern
will present them TO me for settlement; and all
persons Indebted will make paymentto me:
A good HORSE, WAGON. and HARNESS viii be
included in the sale. WILLIAM JENKINS.
A
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A GENTLEMAN who Is superior
n teacher OF Music, German, and freneh,
wishes a SITUATION In a school or as tutor ne
fsrences exchanged. Address X. 7. N, aa9 post
office box, New York. V-eoust
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H. T. Morton, Cashier of the National Bank OF
Virginia do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true, 10 the best Of my knowledge and be-
lief. j. b. MoRfoN, Cashier.
STATE OF yIRsINIA, COUNTY OF HESRIco:
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 80 day
OF July, A. D., 1850. j. b. MACMUhpo,
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RANK STATEMENTS.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
(JC0NDITION OF THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE
RANK OF RiCHMoND, VA, on THE MORNING
oF THE FIRST MONDAY OF JULY, 1866
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National Hotel,
Near the Greenville and Charleston,
Railroad Depets,
COLUMBIA. s.
coLU NJ BIA.

=. THE public ls Informed thai ,h..
a)IIs above hotel has just been finished
&ksaAand contains new furniture thrnn..h
out, for the accommodation ofTE \NSilN!
and REGULAR BOARDEES The ~,
best that the markets afford will I've foun,t
on his table. prepared III excellent s.vh
Charges moderate
Passengers will be conveyed to and iron,
either OF the depots FREE or CHARGE.
Aiso VEHICLES furnished to carry pas
sengers to anv part Of the towr or country
Fine WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. To
BACCO, etc, can be obtained III the Sal-
PIE Room connected with the hotel
Aug z X. JOINER, Proprictu
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BRAHMIN BULL.

A VERY fine half breed BRAHMIN BULL.
N for sale by The subscriber, near Mont-
cello, Fairfield District, s. c. lie can show
as fine calves as any bnll III the State OF
his grade. j. X. DAVIS
Au% L. wiS*
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HAWAIIAN & WARLEY,
Factors and Commission Merchants.

toi"mbi" and Churlesion, -. G..
So'icitconsisnments at either placs from
their friends, J.lY IS 3mo
II. d. uANAHAN. FELIX WARIEy
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LEATHER.

COLE, Upper, lIaincss and Band LEA
. TIER, for sale low for cash by
j. X. DAVIS,
AuS II wfS* Monticello. :. C..
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600 Acres of Land for Sale

lING within two miles Of Waih,.!I.: :.
IL acres OF good bottom OF tho tr:,..
upon which is nov growing FINE c!,O!'.
uninjured by the great drought. leo acrr.
open land and n good fence, pretty Wi
lie road to Tennessee Valley, &c.
| will sch with said land 500 bushci.
CORN aud 50 head OF fnc CATTLE. b;
wanted.
Persons who want desirable Trac. 81
Land, near railroad and i'll a good settle
ment, with stock and corn to feed. viii :,
well to call soou, As l anu determined l..
sell. W. s. GRESHAM.
aug rs Nalhall.. 5 =;
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Auction and Commission.

Auction and Commission.
NM, !. WALTER, having purchased T. .
w ., interest OF +. T.. DURBEa, in H..
AUCTION and Commission business, beg, .
inform the citizens that ho viii contI...l
the business At the old stand whore he " Il
be prepared to buy and sell ST ck y, Bono
Com, Heal LIST ate. aud all other articles
Thankful for past favors, tie sub-crll,...
wonid solicit continuance of tic Same.
July "a ftu2mo w. Y. WALTER.
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TIIE undelsigned. SON OF Grorgc s.
i Bower, deceased will carry on the
FCRNlrt RE and UNDERTAKING bust
ness at the old stand. ON Camden street,
between Sumter and Marion streets. Me-
taliic and other COFFINS furnished at
shortest notice. Public patronage is re-
spectfully solicited. W. c. ROVER,
Aug 10 lmo' Agent for NJ L. Bower
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people, of restoring this Unionandm making
1t complete. causing the Government to re-
commence it's giorioussand mighty scareer
OF prosperity and greatness, I will be VIII
ing to exclaim, as Simeon did OF old, when
ne saw the babe born IN the mangcr;l ar
have seen the glory of thy salvation; let
thy servant depart in peace" IApplause. 7
That being done, my ambition is complete;
! ask nothing naare. I would rather live
in history live in the affections and
hearts of nay countrynaen, Us having con-
summated this greet end--than to be Pre-
sident of the. United Stai forever.
Hero the andsence br0ke into an i'm
cali of Gen. Sandford, gave three cheers
for Andrew johnson, The restorcr of the
ohioiAs ~ 81 :. A4.l,.y s..7 tex
After drive through the Central Park,
the President and Gen. Grant took boat
at Manhattanviile for A1bany.s -
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MEDICAL BOOKS.

A COMPLETE assortment on every sub
IA jcct. Also, n fine stock of School
Books, Blank Books, Envelopes, Writing
Papers, Gold Pons anl other stationery.
Also, new publications.. Also, fine and
cheap Bibles, Hymn Books, PRAYER Books,
all sizes and prices. For sale at
NoCARTER'S Bookstore.
Aug Opposite Columbia Law Range.
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Great Bargains
WfHTB GOODS,
HOSIERY e. NOTION GOODS!

WYE are receiving this day, vio the
w Emily Is. Souder, from New York, q
large stock of GOODS, purchased for cash,
to which we invite the special attention OF
CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail:
300 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook.
Bishop and Linen Lawns soft finish
Cambria, Jaconets.
Plain and Striped s Niss.
Plaid and Tape Checks. Null Muslin.
Striped and Dotted Bobinet.
Tarletons, Silk Bobinet for Wells.
White, Colored and Black Kid Gloves.
Large stock Of Hosiery, for Ladies',
Gents, Misses and Boys, from common to
best-rcgular makes, all sizes.
brown and Bleached Damasks, Crash.
Russia Diaper. SO doz. Towels-cheap.
Berage and Grenadine for Wells, all colors
Infants Robes, Piano and Table Covers.
Lace Curtains, Pllow-case Linen.
S-4 to ia Cotton Sheeting.
Mosambi9ue, Silk Poplins, Lenos.
Berage, Chambra, Pecols.
Fancy Lawns, Huckaback Diaper.
Kid and Lisle Gloves.
Prints, of all descriptions.
Cambria, Swiss, Lisle and Thread Edg-
ings, lnsertings, Balancines.
Toilet Quilts, Ribbons and Notions
Bombazines, Ga Black DeLaine.
S-4 Black and White Berage, for shawls.
Jacopet, Swiss and Nainsook Muslins.
Plaid aud Soft Finished Ca.nbrics.
White and Colored Brilliants.
Trail Hoop Skirts.
Embroid'd and Linen Cuffs and Collars.
Corsets, French Fans.
200 pieces Bic ached Shirtings
% SO and ii Or. Shcetings
Bales 3-4, rs and Al Shirtings.
large and beautiful lot Of Sea-sidcs and
Sun-downs; together with many other
goods too numerous to mcntion-all OF
which will be sold very cheap
July 10 TOLI.ESON Il JANNEY.
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Market Reports.

Market Reports. .sv.
1. NEW, YoRK, August 80 -Noon.-eiold E4.
Exchange 10S4-at sight, IL. Cotton quiet,
at &c., Flour declined 10000. Wheat and
corn declined. Pork heavy. Lard and
whiskey duh. ar+> b.
Up. M.-Gold 147s. Flour dull, at 1915
@S15.50 for Southern. Wheat 234c
lower. Corn at 102c. lower. Oats 1c
lower: Pork quiet, with sales of 1850
barrels-mess 1925. Lard dull, at 1SA
@2Ol. Cotton dull; sales OF 900 bales, at
33@35A.- Sugar higher.
MOBILE, August S0.-Cotton sales to-day
100 bales; middlings, 3O931; market very
dull. Stock on hand very light and poor
i'll quality.
New ORLEANs, August 30.-Cotton easy
and unchanged, with sales of 800 bales.
Gold 45A.
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Stallion John Morgan.

- TIE Hooded Stallion, JOHN
I- MORGAN, Will stand the Fall
T$ <season III Columbia, commencing
-z-ll~A-on tho 10Th inst, for $50 cash on
hrst service; or $50, If not paid ly the lst
October. Groom'S fee, 81. 90 in advance.
JOHN is Il handsome dark brown horse;
eight years old; fifteen hands and two
inches high; sired by "Sailor Bow" who
was by Jim Croppcr,' one of old Sir
Archys best sons; LIS dam by whip"
out of fine Morgan mare. He can trnt 4
mile in three minutes. but has never been
trained; has the kindcst disposition, and
Is very sure. Aug I limo
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Columbia Female Academy
LANYARD FOR SALE.

INN- dNO EUTL SALE.
OFFER my TAN-IAHD at private sale,
Il situated near Monticello, Fairfield Dis
trict, $. G. The buildings, fixtures, &c,
are all new and in complete order.
comfortable DWELLING, with suitable
out buildings, garden, &c.
RE Terms accommodating to an ap-
proved purchaser. J.'K. DAVIS.
Aug Il wfS*
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Arrest the Murderer!!
$500 REWARD !

A MOST DIABOLICAL MURDER was
~ committed near the town OF Chester
$. e.. on the night of the 22d july 1866
upon the body Of my brother, ALEXAN-
DER ID. WALKER. Two OF the murderers
(ncgroes) have been arrested. The third
white man. known as BILL MORRIS.
alas CHAS. DEREM, alias WYLIE NOR
R!S, is still at large, and is described as
follows; Tall. spare made man; grey eyes.
Of peculiar look; short. thick nose; low
forehead; round, lean face; somewhat
hump-shouldered; black hair, with few
grey hairs; about thirty-seven years old;
weighs about lao pounds; speaks slowly
and, when speaking, twists his mouth to
the right side; heavy, dark beard; has
been wounded, as we'll as can be rccol-
lected, in the right arm near the elbow:
with small and bonv arms; wore dark coat
and dark linen pants. The above murderer
s notorious scoundrcl. and has recently.
in connection with a band Of negroes, been
engaged III various other bloody outra gcs
The above reward will be paid for his
arrest, or FOR any information that Will lead
to his apprehension.
JOSHUA II. WALKER.
Aug ~ Chester, $. G..
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Pistols! Pistols! Pistols!

15VO1o' I
Afhe Sign Of ne Golden PAD Lo,.h
TUST received, large assortment ,of
~ PISTOLS, embracing the most desiia-
bic made in this country
A full assortment of Powder Shot Caps.
Cartridges, Nc, and for sale cheap hy
Aug 30 JOHN G.. DIAL.
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80
News Items.

UrNefsxAr1, August s0.-There were only
three deaths from cholera yesterday. The
disease csases to- exnite apprehension y
asMoRn,E, August Solve cases of cho-
lesa aShsse been. .raported, by the Board of
Health for the past fivo days-ail negroes
two OF which were fatal.
New ORLEANS, August 30.-Tho ch olcra
deaths since yesterday number fourteen.
BosToN, August So.-At a. radical mass
meeting, iH Portland, on Moadsy, General
Banks intimated that the President was a
prospective traitor and General Grant was
htiMe sersef He said the first act of the
Feb1issS after t3heir' accessioIS to power,
would be to oust Grant from Office, and
place ono Of their own genera.s in his
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FOR SALE CHEAP!

hiod il harness harnass e"es'nas or "nasr oSh aaade
SAU-suitable for ladies' riding Also
one sett DOUBLE HARNESS. Applv at
English House, near Charlotte Iiailroad
Depot. AUG 30 q
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BesHUOae3 BuHdnJ Los.
By LEVIN & PEIXOTTO.
On MONDAY MORNING next, We viii sell
at the Court House, at 10 O'Clock.
-Four desirable BUILDING LOTS, sit =.
atcd on Laurel street, each 50 feet front /
l75 deep.
The above are adjoining thu. ,rsi,lc:n, b.
Alr. j. C.'SuspheH ON the West. and bound
cd on the East by the Charlotte and x e.
Railroad. Terms at sale. Aug 81 fn,a
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BysEe1ea ak.apaa.
g8Ts = sosasis Ds.,,s.ssss.

teSpos, August, ,2s-P.. M.-The money
market is without change. Consols s9i
Tor money.
L1NERPooI., August 29. Cotton salcs Il o.
day, II, GOO bales; midding uplands l3a0e
l3sd, The breaelstnffs market has y dc
ciining tendency. The provision market
~ 4rchansed, with the exception of lard,
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Raa 81 Saaeg

.Good Frame Store Bui,di,.y.
BY LEVIN & PEI1OTIU
ON MONDAY MORNING next wo x;u
at the Court Ho,,se, at 10 o'c,ok
That now frame STORE BUILDING,
situated on Assembly street. atiio;u;,.. NJ -
John Stork on the South, and A. Palm or a,
the North. Tho lot ON which the buiIdin,
is erected is on lease for two wears II. N
November next, which will bc transfer, q
to the purchaser Of the building.
Any3l ~ '-Ts' y. ~ $40 no
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The President, Secretary Seward, Gen.
Grant, Admiral Farragut and Secretary
eiies we're quartered at Delmonico's,
while the remainder or the party were pro
vided Tor at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The
President, received many visitors last
evening as 49, s3-j' : = -
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South Carolina Railroad Company
RECEIVING AND FORw'RD'G DEPT.

SA t.15, yzlsy TT It'd {, i5f5z tEsr1
e .;s ..;;s. ~, ;:,.:
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PUT A coon FACE UPON III.

Ifyou wish to succeed in life, if you wish
to find friends, ifyou wish your relatives or
associates to enjoy your company, wear a
cheerful face; everybody dislikes and shuns
a sad one, if it il habitually sad, Everybody
but God grows weary of being reminded of
sorrow, and the heart that is always full of
bitter waters will be left alone Pretend to
be happy if you can do no more Coax sun
beams to your eyes, smiles 10 your lips.
Speak hopeful, yea words as often as you
can; make fun if you never feel it. Get the
name of being cheerful, and it viii be as in
cense to you. Wherever the glad face goes
it is welcome; whatever the laughing lips
ask is apt to be granted IF you are starv-
ing for want of either food for body or spirit
it is better to laugh than to cry as you tell
the tale. There was one once who, with
face like tombstone, told and told her
wants, and met with repulse after repulse
from those whose faces fell at sight of her;
but at last, laughing in strange mirth at her
own misery, she told it once again. Tears
started into the eyes of her hearers, and in
slant relief was given. Men are impatient
of tears, and women are weary Of them.
Don't give way to them, no matter what
the case may be get back the smiles as quick
ly as you can. Let them be but "hollow
sIuuSe, IL Ludt , int DtSI 4Ou eau uO. NtSp
at that BY and by you viii do better.
Laugh to keep from crying. Never give
up to gloom it is wrong to those about
you. Sad faces add to the weight of trouble
that life lays upon every heart. Wo to US
if we cannot look about us and see brayely
cheerful faces to encourage our heartsl Let
us be careful that each one of us has one of
these faces. A man who carries a glad face
does an amount of good in the world imposi-
Bile to compute. even if he be too poor to
give one cent in charity, and man whose
face is generally sad does, every day of his
life, more harm than can be reckoned. This
as hard world, full of all manner of troub-
les; but every one of them can, for much Of
the time, be wrestled out ofsight; and every
living man and woman, as soon as the first
distress is a little past, at the very least, as
sumo cheerfulness. This is decent. More
than this, tbs duty. Nobody has any right
to go about a perpetual dampener Of enjoy
ment. And no one has just reason for habi-
tual sadness till he has lost his soul
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Don't Dare trust the People.

There was a time when it was an honor &c
be a Legislator; when the Office not only con.
ferred dignity on the man, but the man elec.
ted was supposed to be an upright, honest,
noble specimen of manhood who gave honor
to the Office. But teDlporo nlut0atUr. and
surely our law makers have changed with
them. Letter writers at Washington and
Harrisburg can now write TO their relatives
as the boy out west did TO his father; Come
this way, for mighty small men get into Office
here" IF any one doubts this let him read
the doings of the Pennsylvania Legislature
for the few weeks past. Streaks Of measures
have been developed; unjust legislation has
been courted; popular improvements have
been ignored, and general display of dun
derheadism and iliberality has been made
manifest Not with all-no indeed; we have
exceptions in Senator Lowry, of this district
and some others, who deserve credit for
their efforts TO free the State from its sub
lection TO a grasping corporation.
The General Railroad Law has fur
nished the occasion for an extensive display
of debased manhood aud sWinishness The
law having been once defeated in the Senate
Mr.. Lowry presented the following resolu-
tions:
Whereas. All efforts Of the friends of the
General Railroad Law to procure legislation
for this State have proved unsuccessful; and.
IFhereas, A bill IN now in the hands oil
the Railroad Committee, proposing to sub
init the question of a General Railroad LsW
TO vote Of the people at the next election;
therefore be it.
Resolred. That the Railroad Committse
be instructed to report said bill 10 The Scuate.
The resolution evoked an earnest discus
sion which was participated in BY Messrs.
Lowry, Bingham Wallace aud White 10 the
affirmative, and Hall, Champneys and others