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The New York herald., 1867-03-19

A BY n. DOUGnrY, ,AucIIoNEER
a,1 sale .. hsS:ssS 3 niss s
superior Furnnre suite Dining Room and Cham
BsaGns
ars. 10. Of saloon rnrniSrr fables Chairs silver plated
s ss
sales A. The Of families or s his ~ Mas
osoes hs en.re .f Retail 's siosi n. !.
% nsT e ana
without Catalogues morning Of
uoTIoN NorrcE.-JANEs JENKINS AUcrIoNEER,
I ,s aa Sp on Se.r ish Gers
Carriages Rockaways, Wagons Harness. Blankets and
AT AVcrIoN-A 200 ACRE rAsM. At COLD SPRING,
Of arabic land with buildngs the balance in plots OF
command magnificent View having o.s-half mile
'front.' s. i. HEWLETT.
AUCTION SALES HOUSEHOLD mi ryRNIyUaE-
s
Gs rsr, g.; G. g. Wooa@an. sansers VIM l. schedsl
Liberal advances made on consCnmens for sales At the
s.oIo. -------------- ------------------
UorIoN NoTICE-MAGNIFICENr HOUSEHOLD
1sss eannss .oT p.ss
house. a West siSteeniS street between Fh and sixth
IsrIcr sa.s E;aseres marble tops; sssreay boeIsass
A
5 sss % S5 Buffet elegant sets
Yg &c IF NOT co.'s
20 k lots on Seventy ninth street. between Third and
north as n 100 IT, Street ali paved % su,esa severed
and ready imiaedaie building further expense
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by L. HrBpRETa, AUcTIOSEER-Tur DAY, At 70
Id NJ, rosewood set of Parior Furniture m sriinson
brocate consisting OF pieces, almost new, at s EzA'
beth
The New York herald., 1867-03-19

WHITE MARsBILLEs QUILTS IN
VORIB, CRADLE. BIRTH, Single and Double Size.
splendid assortment In quality very prices;
go COLORED and ALHAMBkH SPREAD for INsTIrU.
FANCY GERMAN BED CovERLETs aes
BLANKETS.
4 eood assortment OF all SIZES atREDUCED PRICES
1any OF the above have bought within days
- AUCTION ROOM and offered at retail less than
WHOLESALE PRICES.
MATTRESSES
BAIR, MOSS, HUSK, STRAW and SEA GRASS MAT.
31EsSRs, HOLSTERS, PILLOWS. &c, in all sizes
SPRING BEDS OF all the most approved makes
LINEN and COTTON SHEETINt.
PILLOW CASE LINEN and COTT ON,
eBIRTIN0 in all the POPULAR MAKES.
0RA6H. TOWELS TOwELLTNG, EAPKTNS, &c.
LNkN, BLEACHED and BARNsBY TABLE DAMASK.
GlkRRTS and PILLOW GASES hand aud madot order.
IRON FURNITURE.
ION BEDSrFADS. CRIBS. CRADLES.
HAT aud UMBRELLA STANDS, SETTLES,
GARDEN CHAIRS, VASES,
yA1ticular attention given the manufacturing Of
IRON BEDSrEADs for INSTITUTION USE.
IAeh article warranted represented
WM. GARDNER, ~ Canal street. N. Y
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" COTTON. AUCrIONEER.-EI.EGANT HOUSE
T. hold Rosewood Black Walnut and Oak paror dining
and bedroom Furniture rich velvet Tapestry and other
Carpets best Hair Mattresses Lace Curtans
OIL cloths &c &c Tomorrow Wednesday. March 20 at l0s
tire Furniture Of the house. Comprising every article reSu
Catalogues early the morning Of SALE On Thursday,
March A large sale Of rich goods Fourth street. opposite
Washington parade ground being the complement Of paror
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r oNpON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Passage London Bres tl0 8z5 and 80 currency.
Exourson uckcts ~ reduced rates available for nx
months . t.nsf :. -
ATALANTA Captain Pmkham from New York. March 50
RELLONA, Captain Dixon. Il om New York; April Is
CELIA. Captain GlcadeIl from New York. April "a.
The elegant British iron steamship WIN leave
Saturday, March 20, at II II. =
Unt further nocs ths steamers Of this ine WIN call
reet TO Tickets sold through BY rail -
Paris q 26 per cent les than regular & rstes !.
Havrr, Antwerp. Rotterdam- Amsterdam and Dunkirk.
For passAge apply 70 ROBT. N. CLARK ~ Broadway. .
For freight apply at "a South street
ROWLAND i ASPINwA1L. Agents.
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T PUBLIC AUCTION (tF NOT PREVIOUSLY AT
"A private sale) by MULLER, WILKINS CO., March
90 Tk lots Seventy ninth street. between Third and
Second lots ful with commanding gorcs
north side Of 100 IT, all paved guteed severed
and ready for immediate building without further expense
Fine Of houses opposite.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-09-21
AsIATIo CHOLERA IN CHINA
ALMOST EVERY CASE CURED wITnsa
PAIN KILLER.
swAro, China. Sept. 22,

swAro, China, sept. 81, 1906.
Dear srs ~ ought 10 have acknowledged long
ego the box Of Pain Killer you had Che goodness
10 send us last year. IL coming was most provi.
dential I believe hundreds of lives wers saved
under God by it, We resorted at once to the
Pain Killer, using as directed for cholera. A list
was kept Of all to whom the Pain Killer was CIV
en-, and native assistants assure us that eight
oLt Of every ten TO whom II was prescribed reeov.
ered II has, too been very useful Ia various other
diseases. II has proved an incaculable blessing
10 muititades Of poor people throughout all this
region. Our native preachers are never willing
to go out ON their excursions without supply of
Pain Killer. II gives them favor In the eyes Of
the people and 70 families and localities by
whom otherwise they would be iudiacrcntiy re
eeived. Believe me. dear sirs. gratefully and
faithfully yours. etc. ]. N. JOHNSON.
Missionary In China.
From Rev. II. TelforI. Nis.ioHary in China,
now visiting bis home IN Pennsylvania:
WAsHisoroS. Pa. june IS. 1896.
hessrs. Perry Darts 4 Soa. Providence Il. /.
Dear sirs During n residence of some ten years
as a missionary. in Siam and China. found ymur
Vegetable Pain Killer most valuable remedy for
that fearful seourge, the cholera.
Ia administering che medicine. found Il inost
enectuAl 20 give teaspoonfui Of Pain Killer, In
n gill of hot water sseetencd with sugar; then
after about ilteen miaates, begin % give table
spoonful Of the same mixtGre eye.y minute aatil
relief obtained Apply hot applications 10
the cxtTemiiies. Bathe the stomach with the Pain
Killer clear. and rub the limbs bFisky OF those
who had the cholera. and took tbs medicine faith.
fully In the way stated aboFe eight out Of the ten
recovered. Truly yours. Is. TELFoRD.
II sttaeked with aiarrkga, dyssntary or erAap
collie, don't delay tsc 8se II The Pain Killer.
Bsrsars Of all LIMITATIONS.
The Pain Killer ls cold BY ali respectable drag
gists throughout the United States and foreign
countries. PTjees-2s cents, so esats aud 81 per
bottle.
PERRY DAVIS SON, Propric.ora.
No. 70 High st, PFovidencc, RI.
Ma4cn 80. ls67-vznis3m.
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Harm for. sale.

TVvHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Farm, containing one section (6i0 acrcs) Of
land, one-half prairie and the other half timber,
well improved and nearly all under fence, with
about l25 acres under cultivation and in good
farming condition also an orchard of about / geo
choice fruit tress. 1t has on it good farm resi-
dence, 22x40, with double chimney, and contain
ing sufficient room for good sized family. There
is also on the place substantial frame barn,
4sxSO with other outdoor buildings and conye-
nences for farming purposes. The farm issituate
four miles below Albany. near the Salem and Al
bany stage road
TERMS OF SALE: offer the above property
at $40 per acre-one-half Of the money required
at time of sale, and yearly nstallments allowed
the remainder.
For further particulars apply on the farm, to
ISAAC MILLER, SEN.
aJnlvl 1g I9R7-v1n A03m 81
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woa TIE RAPID cunE OF

Fog THE RAPID cugE oP
CoHgias. Gaids, kuflmenza, EEaarwrneas,
Group. Bronchitis. Eneipfena Com
sumption, ana for sIar Relief
or Gousmnp9iyc pnficntA
En advanced Stages
OF th- Disease.
This j. a remedy 50 uulfcF6aif Known 10 surpass
sny other for e of throat aud inng complaints
that II Is useless here TO publish the evidence Of It's
virtues. It's unFisailed excellence for coughs and
eOlas and il truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
dlsease. have made IL known throughout the civil
lied nations OF the earth. Few TIE communities,
or even families, among them who have not some
personal experience OF its effects - some living
trophy in their midst Of ifs victory the subtle
ard dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As MI know the dreadful fatality of these disorders
and rs they know, too. the effects of this remedy
need not do more than 90 assure them that t has
now nil the virtues that IL did have when making
the cures which have won strongly upon the
confidence of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. AVER & Co.. Lowell, Mass
va. Sold by settIemier Co. Albany, and
Wholesale and Retail by Smith Davis. Port
and. seSly
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.

NI0TICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, che Assessor Of Linn county,
Oregon, on Wednesday, the 9th day Of October,
1867 will attend at the Office Of tho coupty Clerk
of said county, and withH the assistance Of said
Clerk will publicly examine the Assessment Rolls,
and correct all errors in Valuations descriptions or
qualities Of lands, lots or other property; and
hereof let all persons interested take due notice.
GEO. HUSTON,
Assessor, Linn county. 0gn.
Sept. I, ls67-y3n1wa
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STEHMING GoosEBERRIEs.-Take one
pint Of the berries and put them into a
fine sieve, such as is used for sitting meal;
rub them with the palm of your hand
around the sieve very briskly for two or
three minutes. This will take the stems
off, unless the berries are wet with rain
or dew
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10 coRREsPoNDENTs
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

ssDR. D0HERTY is skillful physician rnd an
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes th
his patients he is sure to fulfill. That fact is ons
great cause of his eminent success in his profess
sion. 1t is fortunate that among the many asver.
tising physicians there is one who can be depended
on."-[Review.
''DR. DOHERTA 5 reputation as a physician Is
sufficient guarantee for the cure of any casa he
undertakes. o-I Chronicle.
sDR. pDHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic specific and secret practice
and as such is now the most successful of anv
physician IN San Francisco. - Free Press
ID. D0HERTYaS s reputationis is second to no 9th
or physician on the coast in chronic and sDae;fc
practice. o-M Mirror
"DR. DOHERTY.-Few msn in the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the conf;
dence of the public in their skin and judgment al
he has. Enquirer,
CDR. D0HERTY ranks one of our most dis
tnguished physicians, and also one of the most
successful. which isnow the criterion by which fhS
medical alpractitiener is Judged. Echo. se15v
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gon, County Of Linn.
sUfT IL Equity FOR DIVORCE.
Ma 4. Fish, plaintiff, VS.. John Fish, defend
ant.
To the above named John Fish,
defendadt:
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
gon, you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint Of the aboye-named plain
tiff, now on file against you in the above entitled
suit with the Clerk Of said Court within ten days
after the date Of service hereof upon you If sery
cd in said Linn county but if served in any 9TH
er county in said State Of Oregon, then within
twenty days of the date Of service hereof upon
you.
And you are hereby further notified that if you
fail to answer above required for want thereof.
the plaintiff will apply to said Court for the re-
lief demanded in said complaint, and will take
Judgment and decree of said Court declaring
void from the beginning, the marriage contract
existing between you and the said plaintiff; to-
getber with costs. disbursements and stamp duty
herein.
By order of Hon. R. P. Boise, Judge Of said
CRANoR q HELM.
Atty's for PPf.
Aug. 10, 1867,
Int. Rey Stamp so cents, cancelled.
do hereby certify that the above and forego-
ing is a true and perfect copy of the original sum.
mons in the nboye entitled suit now file in my
Office. n.n
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Linn county, Oregon
s@##ss Ffsss - mot sa
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ADMINTsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

NToTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has been duly appointed Ad-
ministrator of the Estate Of William Terry, de-
ceased All persons having claims against said
Estate are notified to present the same to the un-
dersigned at his residence two miles west Of Scio,
Linn county, Oregon, with proper accompanying
vouchers. THOMAS b. CORY,
Administrator.
gen+epbcr = 1aar -v2n5w44
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UTHL PRACTICE IN THE SEVERAL
w Courts of this City and State. and of Wash
iugton Territory. All kinds ofcaims md demands
notes, bills, book accounts subscriptions etc.
collected on commission, by suit or solicitation.
Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes paid
Buildings rented, andrents collected on commits
sion.
TITLES TO Real Estate searched, ard abstracts
made. g ~ ~. -
4
AGENT for The principal daily and weekly news
papers on the Pacific coast. Subscriptions and ad
Yertiscments solicited.
Jia5- All collections promptly remtted.
OFFIGE-No. 95 Front street. Portland.
v2n27tf
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=
OUR AGEN rs.

The following named gentlemen authorized
to act as Agents for THE STATE RIGHTs DEMO
RAT, and to receive nd receipt for subscriptions
TO the paper:
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
READ TETIS!!
MANnArrAn. Knnsns. Anril. 1s

MANHATTAN, Kansas, April, 1865.
fTeufienen, want To
say little more about tho Pain Killer oonsid.
or Il rsry raiuabis medicine. and always keep IL
on hand. l have travelled good deal since |
have been in Kdnsap, and never without taking IL
with me. In my practice, used It freely for Ash
attic Cholera In 1859, aud with bettcI success than
any other medicine I also used II here for chol-
era In 1885, with the samo good result,
Truly yours, A. HUNTING. NJ. D.
swAro, China.
regret to say that tho ehoi-
era has prevailed here of late to n fearful extent.
For tho last three weeks, from ten 10 fifty or sixty
fatal eases each day has been reported. / will
add that the Pain Killer, sent recently from the
Mission House. has been used with considerable
success during this epidemic. If taken In season
is generally eiIeotual ia checking the disease
REV. CIIAs. HARDING.
shoapore, India.
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WANTED-lOO.OOO mounds

Of WOOL, for which will pay the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
rnar23y2n32tf j. NoRCR0sS
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Summons.

In tie Circuit Court Of the State Of Ore.
gon, County Of Linn.
sUfT N Equity FOR DIVORCE.
Ma 4. Fish, plaintiff, VS.. John Fish, defend
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LINN COUNTY.
LANE COUNTY.

Hon. ]. J.. Eugene City
BENTON COUNTY.
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1ss- Persons wishing to buy Goods will find il
greatly TO their advantage TO examine our Good
before purchasing elsewhere. ~gfN
Albany, January 27th. 1866.
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/ Dyspen.ia. Heart Elsseaae, Pits, Enfscpsy,
! Ileia aclialN. EcasauL L..s... -

Many rrinsgkaLic cures OF sileee affections hare
leen made by tste alternative power ofists medicine
II stimulates tic vital functions into rigorous action:
aud thus oEc3couscA disorders which would be sup
posed beyond Is reach. suei remedy hns long
besn required bY shC neeessiiles Of tbs pcope, aud
medicine can do.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-10-16
A CONFIRMED GRUMBLER.

Some time ago there lived in Edinbo-
rougha well known grumbler named Sandy
Black, whose elten recurring fits Of spleen
or Indigestion produced some amusing
scenes Of senseless irritsbility which were
highly relished by all except the brute's
good. paiien, little vile. One morning
Sandy rose bent on quarrel. The had
dies and eggs we're excellent, done to a
turn, and had been ordered By himself the
previous evening; and breakfast passed
without the lookedfor complaint.
What will you have for dinner, San.
dyS' said Mrs. Black.
A chicken, madam" said the husband.
Roast, or boiled ?" asked the wife.
"Coniouud IL! madam, il you had been
a good and epnsidersie vile. you'd have
known befure this what liked" Sanily
growled out. aud. slamming the door be
mind him. left the house.
IL was in The spring. and friend who
was present heard the little wife say. i" San
dy's brnt ON a disturbance to-day; | shall
not please him. do what can"
The dinner time came, aud Sandy and
his friend sat down 10 dinner. The hsh
was eaten in silence. and, on raislng the
cover Of the dish before him. in towering
passion he called ont. "boiled chicken !
hate il, madam. A chicken boiled IS 4
chicken spoiled"
Immediately the cover was raised Tor
another chicken, roasted toa turn.
MADAM, I won't eat roast chicken" |"
roared Sandy !" YOU knpw how il should
have been cooked"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-10-16
THE RICH MAN.


Arich man. named Chryses, command-
ed his reryant togturn out poorwidow and
her children IRON one Of his houses. be-
cause she was unable to pay her yearly
rent .EaidA08
When the servant came the woman cried,
"oh. delay a little ) perhaps your lord
may have ply on Us. Twill 80 10 him and
beg him to.n '4.ai 10 ssgolaag sul4
So the widow went to the rich man with
four ol her children--one lay sick in bed
land they all pleaded leryently that they
might not be driven away. ~, .,.to,8
But Ghyses said, :. Ny commands can
not be changed. unless you at once pay the
debi." rI ~
Then the widow wept bitterly and said,
i" Alas the care of my sick child has used
up all my earnings and hipdered my work
ing,"'a,t W. .ae.s, s. aa.-5a
And the children pleaded with their
mother that they might not be driven forth.
But Chryses turned himself from them.
and went into his garden-house and lay
down upon the cushions to rest, as he was
went Il was a sultry day. Close 70 the
sumner house flowed a sparkling stream
and there was stiffness and quietness thai
not a breeze ruffied. Then Chryses heard
the rustic Of the reeds upon the bank, ant
IL sounded to him like the crying Of ths
poor widows children. and he grew uneasy
upon his cushions.
Then he listened 10 the rushing OF the
brook. and il seemed TO him that he lay OF
the shores Of boundless sea. and he tossed
upon his pillow.
Once again he listened, as the disfan
thunder OF a rising tempest sounded out
|. seemed 10 him that they were all voice
"i jusuee.
lie started up quickly, and FASTENED t
command bis servant TO restore her hous'
10 tie poor widow. Bot she aud her chill
drea h.d gone INTO the woods, and wer
nowhere TO be found. Meantime The TEN
pest was at its height. and it thundere'
aud rained furiously. aud Chryses wander
ed about. full Of remorse.
Another day Chryses heard that the sicl
child had starved in the woods. and IL
mniher, with the rest, had wandered ia
away. Then his garden and summer. hous
and cushions became hateful To him, and b
no more enjoyed the GOODNESS Of the rush
ing stream.
Soon after Chrysss fell sick, and even i
the deliriam Of his stever he heard the rusti
Of the reeds and the rushing stream ant
The deep roar Of rising temres,sr 80 b
died. KrYmmaese.
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WHY BEES WORK IN TIE DiRg.

A life time might be spent IN lnsesugat.
Ing the mysteries hldden IA bee hive, and
still hail the secrets would be undlsc0ser-
ed. The formation u the cell has long
been celebrated problem Tor he mathema-
ilcIan. whilst The changes which tie honey
undergnes offer al least an equal interest 10
chemisl,. Every one knows wiiat honey,
fresh from the camb. i like. It's pure ~.
rvp, without trace of solid sugar 10 u.
Upon straIning, however. ltgrsdualiy a..
sumes a cnryslallne sppearance--lt can
dies, as The saying is. aud ultimately be-
comes .olid temp OF sugar IL has not
been suspected that his change was due
10 a Photographic action that the ssme
agent wlich alters the molecular arrange
menls af the iodine Of silver on the excited
coiloj,an plate. aud determines the iorma
tion OF csmphor and iudine chrysials in q
bottle. causes the syrsp honey TO assume a
Crystalline form. Tins. however. Is the
case. NJ. Sehelbler has enclosed honey IN
stoppered flasks. some OF which he has kept
in perfect Iiikness whist others have been
exposed to the light. The lnsarlsble re-
suits have been ;l,at the summed portion "a.
pid,y efystalizrs, while that kept IN the
da,k has remained perfectly liquid. We
nes see Why bees are su Careful 10 obscure
The gl.ss windows which are sometimes
piaeed IN their hives. The existence Of
,her Young depends on the liquidits oi ga
char,ne lood presented to them. and il light
were allowed access TO this the syrup would
acquire more o. less solid consistency y
would seal up cells. aud IN all probability
pru,e fatal 10 the inmates of tie hive.
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priye her Of that white raiment walungi"f
her in her heavenly home and, believe me,
ii she saw you daily Sncel in prayer, sl,e
would soon learn 10 Initiate sou IN tiat al
so. have spoken to my child 'oi Jesus
every day Of her life before her lips could
frame word, The sound of that name was
familiar to her ears. As SOON as she could
tell other love for me, she learned oishis
love, and his ale sire 10 have her good ana
happy dim aud imperfect al hrst, but uni
folding more and llno'e TO oahsf MUD eacn
day." y asaei Hl1 gessIeg ias 80
:. DO YOU think that child. scarce iouf
years old, understands the difference be-
tween right aud wronss' a9a1l 30 ffs
!. SNOW she dues. al Fllnes.al aas
+" Well. mine do aet. and yet call thep
pretty good chldren.paa dassa Il +.
4" rs.y are old eIlongh to know II. y.
teach them yourself du not lei other iniiu'
ences 50 govern their Young minds that Al
last, when you drpp word oi wisdom.
there shall be no unoccupled spot where u
may safely iudge. Teach them TO delight
"a know aud love their mothers God aud
reverence their mothers religion. and
when the time comes for them 10 % from
your side and mingle with the world. eith-
er in their school lite OF IN later years. then
thi, early teaching shall. be q safeguard to
then then the prayers lisped u your Knee
shall stand between them aud temptation
i, may be between their souls aud perdi-
| ton"
You speak strongly you bali irighteu
me-"
Il feel strongly. my dear friend. I've
no desire 10 llishl.n, only TO prompt sos
10 duty, nm,aedlate and persistent. for ,ot
afe on an unsafe ground. although you ha.,
not realized H."
The friend went home to her little "nc'
with wrisldy burden 90 her hrart: bu
che knew where 10 find strength. and penl
tenlly aud humbly she sought II.
That night little Mume opened her large
gay ewes ~ bewIlderment that mAmms
sncrling by her bed, should clasp her s.
] iishu,, and pray with tears aud soos ina
hrr darling misni know The SAVIOUR, AM
early become hi, lamb. Chrisiiaa Press.
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Al washersoman ~ Milwaukee. known
a. . OLD Kate" died recently with sIngu.
lar symptoms. The doctors found nun
ber of large live crabs in her stomach.
The Jewish Rabbi, who is 70 lake charge
Of the Synagogue 10 WILMINGTON. has ar
rivee in that city,
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At that instant a broiIeI chicken. with
mushrooms, was placed on the table, ai
i" Without green peas p roared the
:" Here they are, dear" said Mrs. Black.
- How dare you spend my money in than
way =" g aist .ais $ yi..ei IS.
!" They were a present." said the wifs.
interrupting him. .fs. ,ii,f r. ,is,,ls.,le,s
Rising from his seat, and rushing from
the room amidst roar ofl4ughter from his
friend, he ctinched his 6st, and shouted.
" How dare you receive az present withoat
my leave s"l . S lea...s 'sss' wv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-10-16

Commissoner Rollins. of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, has written 4 letter
stating that ~ ls~ of Congress alI atR.
davits are relieved frem stamp duty.