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Commissioner Sale 81
IN oHANCERY.

IN GHANCEh1.
sIElLErts al ySIiL,ITgsnl I3.AlsilF9 y4!Gi
Alonxo Loring, Administrator Of the Estate
OF Jefferson L. Sangston, deceased.
.-Rv virtue of adecree rendered in, the above
cause Oct. "a 1865, TshaIl, on Montla5ss the l2th
day OF February, 1866, at 10 O'Clock a m, sell
al The front door of the Court House. the fo47
lowing described property, or a suticiency
thereof to pay the debts mennoreefd IN the
Bill in this case, TO wit. - = -, - a !. - -
Lots Nos s and in square g, in Buena VS.
tn addition to the City of Wheeling. Also,
an that part of lot No. II, in square u, sit
mated At the corner OF Union and Filth SITS,
south of Union and west Of Fifth sts., bound-
"a IS follows, TO wit: Beginning at the inter
section OF said Union and Fifth stS, thence
west 50 feet inches on Union St, thence south
IS feet to an foot alley, running nom F1tth
St to Il foot alley, which runs into Union
81, thence east with the north side OF said s
foot aIley to Fifth St, thence norhwardly to
the beginning. Also, the follow ing described
real estate situate on Fifth ST., In the city OF
wheeling, to wit: Lots numbered 8, 10, IL and
10 in y. &C. Ritchie's addition to the town of
Wheeling, and the adjoining four lots on the
eaSt side 81 said lStssg, 40, IL and L, and which
four adjoining lbtS are in the addition to
Wheeling called Buena Vista, and are num-
befed 4 g. and 10 In square SO.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
+. tan9-SOd Commissioner.
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DuRsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court Nof Marshall County, West
Virginia, made ut the November term, A. D.
OF land belonging 70 The, estate OF John II
Oliver, deceased, lying In the county and State
aforesaid, and appolnting the undersigned
authority of the widow and admit heirs, we
viii bfieT the whole Of the above tract OF land.
situated on both sides Of the =. q 70. Z. r., q
,t3 s-tA. 1919 ACRES. +
atpublfc sale. The land tsof superior qual-
fly. well -wafered, and about 800 acres cleared
under fence, and lWen. set in timothy and
clover. There Is fiDe young bearing orchard
OF peach and apple ON the place, also COM
Portable log dwelling house, corn crib, wagon
shed, sc The timber land Is known as the
finest, and among the most conveniently To-
Gated in West Virginia, Astounding In oak,
poplar. hickory: slgnr md 6laek walnut ut.
b & o. r r, yacht miles rom Wheel
ing, with the advantage of both eastern and
western markets, and adjoining the lands Of
where there are several wells being sunk,
with very dhttering prospects, OF Oh. II Is
also oneof the best located sheep farmsin the
country. A full and complete title VIII be
kfven, the widow and adult heirs Joining In
the deed. Possession given on continuation
Belltpn, on the B. & o. r. r., on abni
Thursday, IIth OF Jnrluary, 1866, u
at O'Clock p M Tensions cash In
hand, and the residue on q credit Of six and
twelve months with interest, to be properly
Persons desiring further Information can
obtain Il by addressing Jos R. McIatn, Gays
VILE Washington Co, Pa, or John n, Day,
Prosperity, Washington Co. Pa 10,
7, - JOHN II. DAY.,
-. 49, - Jos. R bfcEAfN, ~ !
dec1S=td .ht-7 it4fi Comm lssioIieFS q
sale, and send hill TO ]. R. McLain, ClaySvtlle
Pa, with copy Of paper. 6li i.lf,. -
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YESTERDAY was q most disagreeable
day. A fine. sleety rain was falling al
most all day, and the walking was very
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PoL1cE CouRT.-There arc two or
three offenders against the peace and
dignity of our city whose names occur
in our police reports so often that we
believe it would be an economy to have
them stereotyPed. rt7Jf.
OF this number is Ellen Cartwright,
well known Cyprian. who was up in
the police court yesterday for about the
9J9lil time, for the practice of her illegit-
innate profession. jst
Failing to pay fine which was i'm
posed on her, Ellen was sent to jail for
twenty days.
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30. NICHoLAs HoTEI..
tCUsIBERIAND. gII.I!E

@ ~TS 1rEsl AAA1AAgs Ads - sf.--
3. Lo MAJ N,...SSti.y ..,,..,..-P Proprietor.
44IS ;H0TE TELLS LOCATED NEAR THE
i Il Ratlfoad Depot and IN the centre Of ma
business portion OF the city. :. : fss7&fs
Z Accommodating .p0rCer5 IN attendance al
AZ ts'As' sepH-em
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IS TRUSTEE NAMED IN A DEED OF
IN trust, from George E. Caldwell and Kate
L. Caldwell, his wife, dated the 18th day OF
March, 1867, and of record in the Recorders
ONCE OF Ohio county in deed book y, 1olio
pli Saturday, February 8, 1866, .
Court House OF Ohio county, two town lots,
numbered thirty-five CS5 and thirty six 1850,
on Denny street, in South wheeling CORNER
N known as lRltchietown.)E Title believed
unQuestionable, but, selling as trustee, shall
convey only such title as Is vested in me by
Terms one-third of purchase money cash,
one hin1 in six months, andone-third In ope
year deferred IlaS TnnentS bearing interest and
Secured by deed OF trust on the property, or
all cash, al purchasers option.
II A. B. CALDWELL,
4, Ian4-lmd Trustee.
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Engines for Sale.

! ER: i StatinnaTy do, i5dos do, with double
ilue boiler Il feet long, Including everything
complete to set in motion. ThSnboye VIII be
sT,Id T+sJfI cheap HUBBARD & co.
= : II South end B. & o. r. R Depot.
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sN1HRTONISsTTICl2-il
TIME SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at INST very
SLIGHT. Persons ind they have cold, that
they hsye freouent attacks and are more
SENSITIVE to the changes of Temperature: In
this condition the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and acrid, Afterwards oecetl-
Comes chTofife the discl1atg are Increased In
Quantity and changed in quality; they are now
SSfieS and heavy, and are hawked or coughed
mn THE secretions are offensive, causing q bad
breath the voice is thick and nasal the eyes
are weak: the sense OF the smell Is leSsened OF
deStroyed: deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important Eymtom OF
CatarrtIis that the person is obliged to clear
I mn yrhfeli 8 faiin down ffom tfe head
during the night. When this takes place the
nerSon NAV be sure that his disease Is on It's
NAV to the LUNGS, and should lose no time In
resting e ~ ri 3Gasl lilisg "a y
The above are but few ofthe many CataITh
Symptoms -..sit-itiF X ="
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E$l,,OOO ,0OO.=A

y<Y -P = 8 " w. s. ~ " ~ sSN
RIETRIRUTIoN, rs. MADE IN THE FOL.
BLOWING MANNER:
its Thl1E. are placed II WEB ENvEL-
0pEi, wtS cnnfasnins he eertieate or og
for some article, will be delivered at our Office
or sent by mail toany e q Y without re-
ON receiving the certificate the purchaser
viii see what article 4 draws and, its value,
and can then send ONE DOLLAR and re-
ceiye the article named, IN can choose ANY
OTHER one article on our list, OF the same
value. at,sl- III u. L. :.
NAV IN this manner, obtain an article worth
from one to five hundred dollars, 1r
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until It is known
what Is drawn and its value. Entire satbtacs
ton guaranteed in all cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would cali attention to the fact Of its being
the original and largest Git AssociatiQn In
send finer goods, and give better chances to
obtain the more valuable prizes, than any
other establishment OF the kind. The bust;
honorable manner, and a large and greatly
Increasing trade is proof that our patrons APP
pTeciate his method OF obtaining rich and
= BaEns tie past year this Association. has
sentsa very large, number OF valuable prizes
to all IartS of the country. Those VINO pat
ronize rs viii receive the full value of their
money, as no article on our, List tstworth less
than one dollar, retail ana tn efe are no no
Pafties dealing with us may depend on
having prompt returns, and the article drawn
Will be Immediately sent to any adde's by
return mail or express q, IL llll,,, 80 . .
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Eureka AsSociauoni
and have kindly allowed the use Of their
names; many otherinames might be publish
81 J.R' Mafsh. liz cfestnu ,Phila, Piano
value 500; COL 8. NJ. Robertson. st. Charles
Hotel. II. o., La. Oil Painting, value 500; Mrs.
I,ucy Adams Detroit, Mich, Gold Watch
value $50 Patriek Burks l2l Ghapel-St. New
Haven, Ct, Melodeon, value 500 Jesse r.
Williams, nSpTing deld. Mass, Gold Watch,
value $50; Afrs- N. n. Roberts, Revere House,
Boston, Mass, Piano, value $50 Hon Nelson
J. White, Washington, ID. e.. on Painting,
value 500 Luther Brown, . Pleasant-St,
Fall River, Mass; Geld fNatehs value Sl6O;
value 500; &. Brown, Westheld, Massj Gold
Watch, value Sl25: Miss u paws, Sanek,
ter diamond Ring, value $40. ..,..
Letters frpEuHuI4ousIpaftie s tllEoqghontthe
country, ackn6wiedgl1 The receIPt Of very
valuable gfftsI may BEL eeni on hleiationr
n Ba Sold for OheDollar Each q
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MORE CoUxTgRPEITs.-we learn that
n very well executed counterfeit $40
bill on the First Nntionel Bank Of Indi-
anopolis was taken by one ofour bus
mess men yesterday.
An examination of our bank bills
developed the fact that we were without
bills OF tho denomination referred to-
as well as OF all other kinds. (Old.l
In view of tho fact that so many cOun-
terTeits are afioat we have concluded to
refuse all sorts OF money. We may,
however, change our determination If
we hive an opportunity. Won't some
body try us? ~.
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'sPRo BONO PUBLIco. -
Private Diseases g.
CURED IN TIL snoRrEsr POSSIBLE mn
DR.. UNG..sl

49, Qate Of PhIIadeIphia,) ! y -.
WHO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PER-
5y1y mpansptly 81 80. 70 THIRD lS1REET,
DE-. 7. proposes 70 cure GonorThoea ma t5Iseti
IN nom one TO three days, without iftfeFfpTs
ence with diet or htndrRnce to bnsIues FSFf-
mary SYPHILIS In nom one to five DAYS Sec.
tondRry in nom one to three Veefsi IfTSseSTSr
nyer 70 ten days Skin diseases and MI ofSIeT
diseases Of q prfFateInatufa treated s-ffi1snT
EIYstpelas, Neuralgia, Dfspepsfa scsrnA1Ia
and all impurities Of the Blood and m Ss1iiss
Of the Ridney md Liver Epee(iily, rSITSSf nv
Dr. Young,s Celebrated Exfrnc,f IN TsiSat1ei3
2 pIe IaEation 10 be procured nom NO other
AN EMAIENAGoGUE FOR Ladies
"A compound prepared ana sold only by On
tpu1lnes warranted to remove all DISTINCTIONS
". Lne he1ttlIy menstrual Hood, fmpaffinR
nslt tone end activity 10 The sgEtem: prIes Sc
pef bottle: Obstinate cases OF long standinR
er sulnn No. ]; price = Der bottle.
70 Married ladies should NOT IIsa the abn,ya
compound for reasons made known Win |eaeE
package n Il5EF - y - n -, -.
HS-A safe, certain and healthy prsventa-
i've 70 conception furn isheSi on arnfffSlfiOT D
Retsons At q distance, by stating fhelF rVIIlf3-
TOMS age and oeeup alton, can retl4iyie inefif!
enc by express securely packed nom obser.
Address Or. YOUNG, No. 70 Third street. g
flItspufEfPa- Once, Pfilo Hail. secord door
entr4nee on Third, near Market Office llourN
q m. 70 Il m. and ] p. m. TO s pm. oc3
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WINE OF TAR.
WINE oFlTARg |
WINE OF TAR.

WiNE OF TAR confirms an the Ned
zeal virtues of PINE TREE TAR.
TT IS UN&ECESSARY no SPEAK QF
the curative properties OF Tar. The world
knows that If its medical properties are prop
erly extracted and held iniSolntion that there
are few If any remedies equal t0fit II curing
all Throat and Lung DtseuSe6.l - = ~ =
Its great curative powers are bringing u 10
the attention of physicians and they md no
remedial agent more valued when Its use Is
lOeTseyeFei In tssirtf-ftfs ,iift+4 % ittAs s-slt
Vine or Tar Is pleasant to the taste and
adapted TO both children and adults.
AS A TONIC giving new vigor and life to the
system, It IS preferable to the many eBitterS'
which crowd the market and have tendency
to increase intemperance! 'tlt-r ~ ~ !. --'
WIlNE OH TAR cures Consumption,
Coughs Colds, Sore Throat and Breast, Bron-
chitfs, Asthma, Diptherfa, Gravel. Diabetes,
and Diseases Of the Kidney, and Bladder and
other cou16aafnfSc -Est ifTtffiE'f'ssi = Ssts-f
sold by Druggists and Grocers throughout
the United States at only 81 90 q bottle.
a4T OLIVER CCa6oK 4 co.
Ask for DR.. Proctors "WLNE OF TAR"
improved.
beware or sCounferfeits.
Genuine have swine Of Tar" blown on
: For sale by 7. H. Logan & Co. and Logan,
List 4 Co, Wheeling W-sXa.-.-noE6-2naGi&
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NOTHING EQUAL no N so1nl..-Sueh-
IS the testimony which we receive nom
hundreds who are using, the : Excelsior.
baking Porder.p For Bisel.its, Buck
seAeat and other g1Iddte cakes IL is es-
pecially adapted, making them light
and crisp and wholesome. Be.pare OF
fliitdtfoass See that yon get Logan,
Lsst d CHS. g Excelsior Boxing Poirder..
Sold by dealers everywhere.
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SALE or SrocKs.-Y Yesterday the sale
Of the following Stocks took place mt
the First National Bank of Bridgeport,
Ohio, by the Executors of Henry D.
McGrew, deceased, Mt the following,
rates: 5tttlt tt0 E. ~ 4
. Stock in First National Bunk of
Smithfield,r Ohio, mt Csc, Sl00H and
$I029{. r5i|'.l
Wheeling Gas stock ut 81.
Stock in The Merchants and Mechan-
les Bunk of Wheeling, SlO5, sIOi14
and 81 ,O5k. f- -
Stock in First National Bank of
bridgeport, Ohio, Sll5, Sll5K and
SllG5z.
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HTHE RIvRR.-The river was rising
yesterday, with about eight feet in the
channel. a$
At half past one o'clock the ice NOV
ed at our landing, and at dark was still
moving, but very slowly. $3.50 .i-ss
IL is gorged at the IiaErows, below us,
and was blocked up firmly to BEN
wood, where the ice floating past us
! mere was gorging, - " q.
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0le0,ttelIiae1

FRIDAY NC nNINs. Jan. ne.
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5 .tei ssl- ssi7 -.-.-l- -si'7l ~ -
'i+Jli .1't4i-t-'is
-t q -Fefr rrts ! lf5Isl lIJis T-ir.ti ,.st'lf y
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Who have injured themselves by \ certain
practfce INDUCED in when alone, a hnbft ire
uuently learned from evil companions, or at
school, the effects Of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
Whata pity that a young man, the hope of
his country, the darling ofhfs parents, should
be snatched nom all prospects and enjoy
mentS Of life, by the consequences of devils
ting from the path Of nature and fndulefng
In 2 certain secret habit Such persons, MUST
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arlI sounds
GREAr EXCITEMENT!

3 Ill SEQ AZ .-stls=s5t ~ -
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pRoaHy0r osre.lla. le.e,50tng az ss"sp'0"'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

New ORLEANS CAEp.-The card of Mcssrs
Blanks, Hickle & Co., will be found in our naner.
They are wholesale grocers, commission merchant.
and dealers in Western produce, wines ard liquors.
Everybody in Madison knows Willie Hickle, (who
once rejoieed ~ in the sobnquet of Capt y
Hickle of the Confederate Army so-called."-
and no one knows a cleverer fellow in the world
when you visit the Crescent City good reader, call
on Hickles and spend at least part of Your money
with him. No one is more deserving Of your "a
tronage Yon will find the house Of Blanks. Hickle
q Co., at No. 10, Tchoupstouiss street.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

NOTICE TO CorToS Shippers Pcrsons WHO oro
fortunate enough to be yet in possessio, of apv 81
sue mccoy article, would do well to read the No.
uee 70 Cotton Shippers" to be found il another
column. Cotton las well as toooi--the long as well
as tne snort staple)-ills a considerable space in
the worlds eye just now and everybody The least
concerned In It should understand the laws in re
gard thereto Capt. Priestey, in the notice aInaas
to- gives full information in reference to the hin.
ping of cotton.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

LUMBER LUMBER I've invite the attent cf
those wishing lumber, to the advertisement oil
Messrs Whitworth & Hoskns, whose mills are 10.
Gated at Brookhaven. Mr. j. I. Priestey and S
Il. Mosby will receive orders at this place, and
have them promptly filled. So, "lumber in y and
get Whnt Won Mant.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

FoR lSG7.--We are in receipt of KeeIel s Mis-.
sssippi Almanac for 1867. 1t is very neatly gotten
up, with handsome cover, contains 81 pages, and
Is filled with large quantity of interesting matter,
including garden work for each MONTH the time
OF holding Counts in this State, &c. &c. It is
richly worth the price asked for it's cents per
copy, by mail Send and get copy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

REMOVAL AND SELLING AT CosT.-We call the
attention OF our lady readers to the advertisement
OF Mrs kirkpatrick & Sims, in our paper to-day.
they have removed their establishment and are
selling their large and varied assortment of goods
at cost. Ladies give them call
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22
WANTED.

The undersigt d wishes TO hire a
bL ACkSMlTH r the year 1867. A
"hte man without ineumbrance is pre-
ferred. J. N AupRFTI
NOV. -. &c Livingston. Mss.
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TR US + SAFE,

II Pl VIRTUE of the provisions of =
- Deed OF Trust executed by Wesley
Drane and his wife J1rushaM Drane to he
undersigned, dalcd fifteenth day of Nav.
1895, and duly recorded in pages 6O3and
6o4 OF Deed Book 0 of the reccids ia The
Probate Clerks Office of the county of
madison, State of Mississippi | hereby
I'VE notice to all parties int rested. that /
Fill proceed to sell. before the Courthouse
7ioor, In the city of Canton, State and
county aforesaid, on the first MONDAY
N February, 1867, during legal hours.
at public cutlery, to the highest bidder, for
cash. the following real estate, toge,ber
WIN all the appurtenances thereunlo per
tanning, situate and lying within The
county OF Madison, state aforesaid to wit.
Twenty seven acres of the south end Of
the east bali of the south east quarter of
section nineteen, and the west half of the |
west half of section twenty nine, and the
east hall OF the north cast quarter, and
iorty>five acres eff the south end of the
west half of the north east quarter, and
the southeast quarter, and the east half
OF The south west quarter Of section ihirly:
also, The undivided half of thirty acres off
north end Of the east bali Of the north.
east quarter of section thirty.one, all in
township nine, range three east.
The title is believed to be beyond dis
pute, but, acting as Trustee. | shall onlv
convey such title as is vested 10 ne by
virtue Of said Deed Of Trust.
RICHARD WINTER.
Nov. 30ih, l866-tds. Trustee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

Garden SEED.-Mosby, Richards & Co, have
Just received large and full assortment of Garden
Seed and Onion sets, from the nurseries Of Mr.
handreth, near St. Louis These seed are fresh
and suitable to this climate
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

FOR RENr-The attention of planters and Others
is called to the advertisement of Green Coleman
Esq, IN another column. The plantation offered
Tor rent, is one of the finest in Madison county,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

ADNINTsTEATRIx' SALE.-Mrs. NJ. J. ZONES nil,
sell the perishable property II the late Isaac n
Bass at Madison Station, on Monday. sl., Dee,m.
Der. Sec advert semenf
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Fen REM.

4 ETE>IAN SPEINsS-c.arrf--7- t,..
\ $50 ceres rl aYtH IsuI- Ha4-es ass
'erriuL 'a good .-l4r
eeel-'f 90. SEHaES. Agent
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S U r G Z 0 n :,

ID ESPECTFULI.Y offers his professional services
III to the citizens Of Canton and vicinity.
Office, for the present at the store Of j.. A. Reid
4 Bro. sept22-n
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.---.-----------. =
Drs. GALLOWAY & CAGE,
RESIDENT PHYsICEANs,
CANTON, Miss.
Once s"utb-sIde al Public squave.
October o. 1865 "
DIR. A. T. SEMMES.

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens
" u Canton and vicinity, in the various branch
csc IS profession.
OpTlcR-Over the Drug Store of Mostly h. & Co.
RRsIDEHCE-Same as formerly. dec7A
, 1866-06-19
ART MATTERS.
RaersseA.ss Lsoktse @AWn tao Io-
8eRtto Valley


Bie7tsd.'e ereas work Of art 't,ookise Dom the
70 >eu,t,e Yalloy~ /. row on exhibition ;, Cros-
ry'e AT Gale-.. P71or 10 the sdsoss Of this oie-
lure, two laz1e works Of bttrstsdt's-" Mount
Hood" md tic !" Rocky Nouut1ns"-and several
minor onrs hare been exhibited. but none superior
to. The pre.ens one. The visW fepxe.erb portion
the vs1Iey stretching 10 he back ground anu ol:
appe8rIpg tu golden mist, between siupendous
eliEt, The immeu height Of whlcn IA tndicated Ut
oree br oomoast>on ~,sh the szres below: Tia
valley u watered BY lovely .rre,u. ~ hxnks dor
ted lib srerr and one portion illnm,ned %iIh tho
bright food OF sunlight whseh Streams IN between
the c1!tt. The elns upon the r1ht Of tho plctufo
sre straight, Iuoo1h. aod tolld. presenting an NJ
bsok,n vail. While those upon the len arc rssged
and bsnktn, one mon4ter looming up In bold ra.
ner aad hrin91nF out an admlrablo paJ Of light
md shede upon it, splIntesed ind roughly veiued
surface. In 'be len foreground Is gsoup OF ptnes,
and 4 long stretch OF tu1 fpsuEied with flowers;
On tho right 70 depression Of surface, u,astea Of
trees heavily IN sbadow, aud 4 silver cascade mer
r1y flashing a1ou2. The skyi 4 marvel Of mantp-
ulauon as especially lndteatrng fhe elect Of SUD
hgnt upon the clouds. T1n edect of light aud
Ehado Is one Of the most PLEASING Gestures Of the
work. One side Is IN shallow 70 pafpaole that Iou
can almost feel It; the other in sunhsht wsrm mel
low snd vtEifymg; In the dlcauce In
terse md golden IN sbe foreground less ~arn but
very cieaf The trees In the ehadc Are no less
admirably iliuItEatcd 1hAn those In The light
While she latter arc brought ont tdfst,uetly-eve7
branch. bouah md essn leaf-the inter stand IN
somhre Rroupa, The nassin2 Of colors bringing out
the etec In decidedly autipre-Rapnaaltte style.
Auo her prominent feature OF this p,eturs 10 the
entire ahsence OF Hte-nothing bu, cl1 Tree, waler
and c1ond. The silent msjesty Of nature Is mons
The less axe,nsptrtng for that One iseia that the
introduction OF man or animal in such a rrsnd
, 1866-06-19
FIRE AND SHOCKING CASUALTY.


A most shocking affair occurred Yesterday
afternoon In the burning Of a barn on South
Hill belonging to John Mastetsoo, bE Thjrh
two children lost their lIyes, The particulars
are these: Some children ware nlsvin, In Tho
barn, and had some matches ID their posses-
sion A fire was tbouehtles kiudled. which
spread with fearful rapidity, and two chfldIen
in The loft becominp s1tfnc,tef] With The
smoke. were eto escane. The firc hnrn.
ed fuIionsly, there BEING con.,derahle
quantity OF ha7 and osta In tha :harn
and at atst, t6restened the hnnse az ~
Maste1son. from which an the honse-
hold goods were remoyed. AZ thc Nra
vas proere.afnp the Other chi1d,an vho