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BURIED SIN.


'He that eopsre;a his sin shah not prosper. PROV,
IS; Is.
Ny soul, search within. make thy humble confess
sion!
1sthere not, buried deeply, some hidden transgres-
SION
Some sin, though forgotten. though covered, yet
living,
That poisons the good after which thou art striv-
ing;
That cries ont for Judgment to-day on thy head p
Sin buried, not dead
Perchance underneath thy good deeds It is hidden
Thou visitest widow and orphan, rs biddea;
Thou not only shunneSt the low and besotted
But keepest thyself from the worldling unspotted;
Thou dealeSt the poor, from thy table, his food I:
Sins cover is good.
Thy time and thy talents to Heaven thou givest,-
To shine as o light leading heavenward, livest;
Thy worldly ambition, once eagerly cherished,
Thy lust after fortune together have perShed
In saving thy fellows, thyseif shalt thou saver
Isgoodness sins grave?
What though, as in recompense thou art possess
ing
The PRAYER of the orphan the lone widows bless
ing;
What though as the fragrance of flowers from the
valley,
Comes incense Of thanks from the shed and the
alley; ...
Though the rich even bless thee for lighting their
path,
Shall sin escape wrathl
Ny soul, dig thy sin from the ground Of well.
doing
As Earth, which the sunbeam and shower is WOO
ing,
While bringing forth sweetness, corruption may
cover;
Even so thy good works grow in fruitfulness over
hidden corruption that smells unto lleaycn-
That sin unlorglyen!
In the tomb Of the Past buried up, unlamented,
II lives. il corrupts thee, that sin unrepented;
At the heart OF thygODdnCss IL eats like canker
For the peace OF well-dOing in vain shalt thou
hanker
Thou, who girestjoy has no Joy for thy pains,
While that sin renlains
Come out Of fmy bosom, thy grave; Iunbind thee;
Thou bane Ofmy being, THAT SIN, get behind me
But not till | slay thee, and bow, the heart kneel-
ing,
Thy guilt by ycarS strengthened, in penltence
feeling
And turn unto Christ from the blackncss within
Christ Cleanseth from sin
Oh! now see clearly why life has been dragging,
As Ii 1t were loaded whilst, labor, unilaggng,
Went on, blessing Others, whose warm benedcton
Fell on me, unbLest, as the JOY Ofa fiction;
Joy now becomes real-Forgiveness has said
"Sn, pardoued, is dead"
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of the Stomach, Fatuency and Debility. II ls not
alcoholic, therefore particularly suited for Weak.
Nervous and Dvspeptic persons. For sale by all
Druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
Jan Is, 1866. 1y
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DIR. J. A. LAIR'S
EYE AND EAR
INFIRMARY.

Second Street, near the Post Office.
PORTSMOUTH, ONO.
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Thy time and thy talents to Heaven thou givest -
To shine as light, leading heavenward, lvest
Thy worldly ambition, once eagerly cherished,
Thy lust after fortune together have perShed:
In saving thy fellows, thyseif shalt thou saver
Is goodness sins grave?
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FENEIIS Fork took the First Premium at several
II of the late State and county fairs
This Is the simplest aud most complete working
HAY Fork vet introduced to the farmers, as has
been shown by the unlimited demand for them
during the past season, which has exceeded Oul
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it has received when operated in competition with
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Its simplicity and compactness renders II more
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room for operating and eau be worked with
greater facility in all places.
Those seeking asmple cheap and efficient Fork,
will do well to examine It's merits. That II il
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of time and labor, relieving him OF the most un,
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They will frequently save the price of the Fork
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he secured from the rain, and there Is but llttl
time in which to do il---us man and two bO' ?
will, by the use Of these Forks unload a ton OF
hay in five minutes
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STERNBERGER BLILDING,
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ALPHABET Although the word be
derived from the first two letters of the
Greek, every Alphabet now in use may
be traced with historical certainty to one
orignal-the Phenician or Syriac -
"Phenicia and Palestine" says Gibbon,
"will forever live in the memory Of
mankind; since America as well as
Europe, has received letters from the
one aud religion from the other"
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NAIL WEST:

or Connections made at Hamden Junction with
Trains Of Portsmouth Branch.
Close connections made at Cincinnati with all
Western trains, and at Parkersburg with the Bal.
tmore and 0hlo Railroad. 0RLAND SMITH,
Master Of Transportation
ChIlllcothe, O., June u, 1866
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Iowa Politics.

The Republican State Convention ofIowa,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
secretary, auditor, treasurer, register Of the
land Office, an attorney general Of the State,
q reporter and q clerk OF the Superior Court,
convened at Des Moines on the Goth inst, at
10 o'clock a. m.
The Convention voted that the platform be
adopted before any nominations be made.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton reported, for president, Adjutant Gen
eral n. b. Baker, Of Clinton county.
THE RESOLUTIONS
The committee on resolutions reported the
following, which were unanimously adopted {:
Resolved, That the first and highest duty
ofour free Government is to secure to all its cit
zens, regardless Of race, religion or coler,
equality before the law, equal protection
from it, equal responsibility to it; and to all
that have proved their loyalty by their acts,
an equal voice in making it.
2. That the reconstruction Of the States
lately in rebellion belongs, through their rep
resentatives in Congress, to the people who
have subdued the rebellion and preserved the
nation and not to the. executive alone.
3. That we heartily approve Of the joint
resolution lately passed by the Senate and
House Of Representatives in Congress Assem-.
bled, proposing TO the Legislatures Of the
several States an additional article by way
of amendment to the Federal Constitution
and that we pledge the ratification Of that
amendment by the Legislature OF loyal
Iowa.
A. That, in the firm and manly adherence
Of the Union party in Congress to the above
principles, we recognize new guarantees of
the safety Of the nation and we hereby
pledge to Congress our continued and ear
nest aunnOrt
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Intern.I Revenue Report.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has trans
mitted 10 the House Of Representatives, in
answer 70 resolution, q report from the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, from
which Il appears that the amount Of direct
taxes by the act Of 1861 apportioned to vir-
ginia Is S937 $50, OF which 1919, 49l has been
collected; apportioned to North Carolina,
S576, l94 collected S260,2e3; apportionec TO
South Carolina, s363, $40; collected, $205, 1882;
apportioned TO Georgia, $5S4.367; collected,
4,42l; apportioned TO Alabama, S52g,3L3
none collected; apportioned TO Mississippi,
S4la,084; collected, $4,000; apportioned to
Louisiana, 1856 1886; collected, S30l ,l07; ap-
portioned 70 Tennessee, 1868, 49s; collected,
Ss3,sll; apportioned TO Arkansas, S26l $3.50;
collections not reported; apportioned to
Florida, s77,522; collected, s5,7l2; appor-
toned 10 Texas 1855, LOG; collected, S4I ,423.
The property held by the Government un-
der sales authorized by acts relating TO direct
taxes, was purchased at prices amounting in
the several States as follows Virginia, $32,-
l26e; South Carolina 1892; Florida, 50, l6s;
Tennessee, $500.
Il In Arkansas lands were struck of for taxes
unpaid to bidders who never completed their
purchases, TO the amount OF $4,000. The
amounts received from sales in the several
States are as follows: Virginia Sll3,l 80;
South Carolina, S2s, 433; Florida, 1874, 500;
Tennessee, Sl22,7l7. Arkansas is not re-
ported. The whole amount standing to the
credit Of the Arkansas Commissioners, from
taxes collected and the proceeds Of sales de-
posted TO the credit Of the United States, is
$l65,262.
The Secretary Of the Treasury in his let
ter inclosng the above facts, says: 81 avail
myself Of the occasion to express an opinion
based upon my observation Of the operation
Of the law that an additional enactment au-
thorizing the assumption by the States, re-
spectiyely, OF the remainder Of the direct tax
due from each, would, in view Of the present
impoverished condition Of their people, pre-
vent much hardship in individual cases, and
save from practical confscation the property
Of many persons against whom the Govern
ment has no grounds Of complaint while no
public interest would be injuriously affected.
Should this policy be adopted, the collection
Of taxes under the present system might and
ought to be discontinued until an opportuni.
ty for assumption be offered. Whether the
amount realized from resales Of property, bid
in for the Government, should or should not
be allowed to the States, respectively, in com
putting the taxes still due, is a question well
deserving Of consideration, which l submit
without comment" The receipts on account
of internal revenue for the present year up
to the 10Th inst, inclusive, amount to $685.
0lS,436, leaving less than 81 100000 to com
plete 5000, 900 900, the estimate made at the
Bureau Of Internal Revenue II is now be.
neved that the receipts Of the fiscal year, end,
ing with the 3Oth Of this month, will amount
to $500, 900, from taxes for internal rev.
enue alone.
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ws.hbarps, hB, NJ, tss On 81, b,.BsndF, v.
Washbrrn, W. n, MHss., t5e 2 s
Msshburn, Henry d, Indiana -...,.... r
warner, Samuel l. dosnsstisut, ns4r street.
Woodbridge, y. A, vsrmont ae6 Y street
ward. Hamiitop. New York, eco Twelfth street
Wsntworth, john. Ilinois, Wiilards, $500
whaiey. X ", West Virginia. cor. stree. and LOuis-
Williams, rhos., Psnnsyivania, Avssus Hou.s.
Wilson, J. r., lows, 2es IT,, bet. nth and 18Th. H
Wilson, Stephen ", Pa, United States Hotel
Window, WIN, Minnesota, On Twelfth street.
Winfield, O. H., New York, zoe Ninth street .H
oAEpfpArks poR ApnrssIor.
Barker, Jacob, Louiuiana, Wiiiiard'a
Conrad, Robert Z. Virginia. Rbbu House. ga
Campbell, WIN. D., rsnnessce, Metropolitan.
Cooper, Edmund, Tennessee, Metropolitan.
Hawkins, l. r., Tennessee, Metropolitan.
Maynard, Horace, Tennessee, $50 18th street
Underwood, John O., Va. 2. .8.I
wieklifs, Robert O. +, Loaisiana, willard'a
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OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UEIrED STATES PArBSr OFFICE,
IL In

On the petition Of samuel Hulbsrt, Of ogdsusburg,
New YORK. praying for the extension Of patent gTAu
I'D to him the 2Oth day Of september, ISIS, ante
dated teptsmber 20th, 1852 for an improvement IN
"Ploughs for seven yaArs from the expiration Of sad
patent which takes place the 10Th day Of september,
1896;
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the Sd day Of September
next at l2 o'clock N and all persons are nohed to
appear and show cause II any they have why said petit
ton ought not 10 be granted. ..H.
Persons opposing the extenson are required to ale 10
the Patent Once thslf objections Peealy set for In
Writing at least Oenty days before the day Of hearing
ali testimony hod By either party to be used at the
said hearing must be taken aud transmitted 10 accord
with the rules Of the Office, which will be fur
nished on application.
Depositions and other papers, relied upon teSti
mOny must be aed In the once tonty DAYS before the
day of hsarngi the Argumsnts Ahy, within ten days
after hling the testimony.
ordered, also, that this notice be Published In the
REPURLIoAE and the IntsILf0enesr, Warrington, D. c.,
and In the Daily Journal, OgdsnsbuLg, N. T., once
week for three successive weeks the hrst Of said pub
LEGATIONS to be at least sixty days Praxou. 70 the day
Of hearing. 7, 2. THkAkEh,
COmmiaIi0nsT Of Patents.
P,s-EditoTs Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their blls 10 the Patent once with paper
0oontaihing this notice. Je2o-lawSN
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Observation-Disclosures


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TRIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEAyF

ENRlE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
depot foot Of Chambers street, via PAvouiA ferry
10y ~ Day Express, for CanAndGiguG, Rochester,
Buffalo, Salamanca, and West Conueets at Buffalo with
Lake shore aud Grand Trunk Railways, and at BaiA.
mAneA with Atlantic aud Great Weston hallway.
$50 A. NJ, MIX aud Way Train, DAl Y, to OtisyiIle
1000 A. ~, Express Nail for Buffalo, Salamanca and
DunkTh conneeIing with Lake Shore and Atlantic and
Great Western Railways.
L0oP.h., Way Train for Port JerVls and NewburRh
oO0Phl Night Express, for CAnAndAiguA, Rochester
Buffalo, bAlAmanoA aud West. ''TI'
600P.Hp Lghtning Express, Daily, for CanAndAigua,
Rochester Buffalo, salamanea, Dunkirk, and West
RAilwSys, and At Salamanca with Atlantic and Great
Western Railway.
400 ?. m, EmisrAnt Train Daily, for Buffalo, sAla.
mAnoa, D1Akirk, and West. = No. 1917 IN .
HUdH RIDDLE, Gsnr sup,t, New York.
VIZ u bAnss osni PNss. ~ Y New York. AIT
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILROAD-ls66


Passenger Station in New York corner Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth avenue.
Entrance on Twenty seventh street
TRAINS Lave NEW YORK:
For New Haven, 700, 500 Tx j, ll.S0 a m l2lb
EK J. 90 tE6:l St5, $50 and 90 Ok D p N. For
800 lEx SO, 80, 500 (Exl p. N. For Milford and
sSd' Sou,spot and Wexford II II so XIX Is 70
p m For NoTWslk 1oo. 3 90 lBx $50, n. 50 m, !
p parisn, 10 $50. ll,so a m SO, 49,, or, n.
$50 p n, FOR Stamford, 90, 500 lEx. D, $50, 1880
a m. l2l5 (Ex), 500 (Bxl 40, $50, $50, ESQ s. 90
lEx) p. For Portehester aud intsrnsdiate stations
70o 80, ll.So a, nj 845, 4sO, $50, $50, 700 p m
CONNECTING TRAINS r.....
For Boston via Springfield 90 m. (ExDi 500 (Ex)
SOOp. N. For Boston via shore Line lal6 (EE1, 500
p n. Par Hartford and Springfield, 500 ok a N. ;
l2i5, S0o SEHl. 500 ?, n. For connseteut River
e. m. to Northampton. FOR Hartford, Providence and
rishkill Railroad, 500 tEx, J. mi l2,l6 p m. For
New Haven, New London and stOni1stOn Railroad At
sO0A m. l2l6, 500, 500 p, m. Fof Canal Railroad,
IL 10 p. IN. to northampton For HousAtOnic Railroad
500 a. 10. For NAugatuek Railroad, 500 a. m s. 90 D.
m For DAn6ury and NorwAt Railroad, 200 so A. M,
OommOdiOus sleeping ears attached TO 8 m. train.
Ap2 JAMES Ii. HoYT, Superintendent
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CAFRTY, SPEED, AND COMFORT

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
DPor BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, FlTCH.
BURG, NASHUA, LOWELL CONCORD, THE wHlTR
MOUNTAINS AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS The
and stAuneh steamers Of the Norwich line, CITY
daily, Sundays excsped at O'Clock p. from Pier
No 30 North ryer foot OF vesry street. for NEW LON
DON, there connecting with the Steamboat Express
Train from the above points via Norwich and woroes
ter Boston and Worcester Worcester and NAshQA and
New London and Northern Railroads. Freight taken
the lowest rates. For Information inquire OF g.
MARTIN, Agent on the Pier. ap2
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. RALEnoNpe.rr
WAsHINgToN, ALExANDRfA, All
w eR0RaEToWN RAILR0AD 81
rfnE rABIR
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

~ ! ayty y wnsusros, June II, 1893, 4.
Trains betvesp WARRINGTON and BALfi MORE, and
WASHINGTON AND tbs WEST, are nov run Is fol.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily except Sunday, ., 700, fso, ana II 10
a m, and AS, q 30, and 500 '. m. :" Z"
FOR ALL WAT STATIONS. n
Leave dsiiy, creep, sunday, At 90 a m and 4 20
SoR WAT STATIONS SOUTH or ASsAPoAis JUNO
TON.
Lss,. s.els .aa Z a m /, and At a1 and Lss p.
FOR ANNAPOLIS. rs aHr ID.
to or from Annapolis on Sunday. y
~ ON SUNDAY. Z,
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave al !. 80 a m. and AS and 8 90 D. m
|f1aH FOR WAT srArIoEs ni
Leave al $50 n m. and Is and D. m. uat
.. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. ruii si
Leave daily, szeep, Sunday, n 7so . n and 90
p.
On Sunday, at 90 p N. only, connecting st Relay
Station with trains from baltimore TO whselins, Par.
Through ticket. TO the West can be had a. the wash
ingon Station Ticket oaee at all hours in the day
we'll at the new once In the American Telegraph
Building, Psnssylvsnia avenue, between Four and
half and sixth streets. ~. 5 ! .a,I 81
FOR New York Philadsiphis, and Boston, 80. sdv.r-
hssmsnt Of Through Line" ~.
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