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DAILY Stage Line
WI NJ
Rock Island and Oquawka Junctiou

Rock Island and 0quawka Junction
.raos sor Gsen awarded the con
twesn Davenport, Iowa, and Fort Madison, lows
wa Rock Island, Camden Mills, Andalusia, Ede-
ington, Hamlet, Perryton, Alsdo, High Point,
New Boston, Keithsburg, oquawka, Oqnawks
Junat.on. warren, Hopper's Mills, Tywapata,
son.
We have had manufactured for us a sat Of new
and elegant hacks, which are safe and co,nso-to'
-; and we have stocked the road with f;rs, 80.
norvva. 2f E5 So .z1sat5 ~
Our drivers are sober, discreet end caref,,
and we will pay especial attention to the c,nvs1,,
moe Of passengers between Rock Island IA
0quawka function; also to the carving of ps.I.
ages and doing errands. - = :
tended to with prsmptness and fidelity
'eVeawu. III. 4 A. H.EBY.
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MORE GOOD NEwS!i

DR.. RAPHAEL will cast your Horoscope or write
yonr nativity Every man. through the length and
breadth of the land who has bad luck and who cannot
get in the world should be possession of his Eero
apdya n
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PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS
May send a specimen copy of their papers, and
their rates of advertising per aunnm, for one
column, payable quarterly in advance, with
the number of miles the place of publication
Is from Chicago. Address, DIR. RAPHAEL
Box 6273, Chicago. Illinois.
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LEyEE, NEAR PERRY LANDING.
The subscriber has moved into his new shol
near W oltman's Hall. on the LeVee' "here ne ~
-. ,hs na.ronaae of his friends and the public
generally. He keeps constantly on hand al
Sin5s of Brass and Iron Goods, such as Steam
Cocks. Valves. Water Gauges, Whistles, oh Cup-
Reer Cocks, Pumps. Gas and steam Pipe OF Gil
sizes, link, Bsbbitt Metal, etc; etc.
Steam and Gas work promptly attended TO ana
out up in workmanlike manner.
Gas fixtures of all kinds for sale.
Gas filters supplied
NIB. Cash paid for old copper and brass;
JACOB RILEY
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How the Ready Relief Acts |!

In a few minutes the patient VIII feel slight
tilg'irg Irritation and the skin becomes red
drncd; if there is much distress in the stomach,
the Relief will assist nature in removing the
oilanl ng cause,-a general warmth is felt
throughout the entire body, and its diifusive
stimulating Iaropert es rapidly courses through
eg NY yen and dssu OF the system, arousing the
@Siotitaul aTiti~ partially paalysed glands and
organs to renewed anu healthy action perspira-
ton follows, AMI the surface of Che body feels
g increased heat. The sickness at stomach, colds,
Calls head-aehe oppressed breathing, die sore
ue Of the throat, AMI all pains either inter-
rally or externally, Ial idly sutside, and the pa
tent falls into tsanqaii sleep. awades refresh
ed invig Tate cured. =
1t VII be found that in using the Relief ex-
terfally, either on the spine or across the kid
news, or over the stomach md bowels, that for
several days after a pleasing warmth will be
felt showing the length OF time il continues its
inference over the diseased parts.
IS" Price of f. 4. r RELIEF, 90 cents per
battle. Sold by Druggists and Country Mar
cil;.uts. fsrocers, &c.
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THE RIvERsIDE INSTITUTE.

Local Agents wanted throughout the United
States
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How to Obtain Shares and En-
cravings.

Send orders to us by mail, enclosing Eum a'
to $40, either by post Office eSders OF in a regis
tered letter, at our Larger Xmounts should
be sent by draft,rs-e~n-.ss : : 8 :
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K, f. Z.
(51l0O (l
4SsE G oUroF 90
100

OF DEATHS, that annually
occur, are caused by Preventable
Diseases, and the greater portion!
of those complaints would, II
Railways Ready Relief or Pills
(as the case may require, were
administered when pain or ',n-
easiness ,or slight sickness is ex-
| peria1leed,, be 2exterminated from
The system in a few hours. PAIN,
no matter from what cause, is
almost instantly cured by the
Ready Relief. In cases of Cho-
lera, Diarrhoea, Cramps, Spasms,
Bilious Cholic, in fact all Pains,
Aches and Inlirmities either in
the Stomach, Bowels, Bladder,
Kidneys, or the Joints, Muscles,
Legs, Arms, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Fever and Ague, Head
ache, Toothache, &C., will in a
FEW MINUTES yield to the
soothing influence Of the Ready
Relic.
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WRITTEN OPINION OF HIS FUTURE PROSPECTS,
IN ItEE

1t will Guide him to Wealth, Eninencc snd Honor
Thousands of good men who were unfortunate and IN
successful in their business,-msn who worked hard
and who struggled against adversely and misfortune
the greater part OF their lives and who found the more
they tried get forward the world the things
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opinion upon their future prospects in life All who
wisely followed DIR. RAPIIAELS advice are now
RICH. HAPPY s. SUCCESSFUL
tsfs--~-'
10y prejudice and ignorance negeCng Ills AdViGeI arc
still Lab, ring against adversity and poverty, -
& Be assured Wrath, Eminence and Good Inck are
within the reach of all If you wish TO be rich and hap
py YOU will consult him also.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED
Won visit him personally can tell afflicted
the their disease and suffering He also tell
whether they can be cured not, thus saving the
afflicted both trouble and expense,
Lis hours or seeing visitors from 10 A H. to r. NJ.
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Sudden Coils, Coughs, Influenza, Diptheria,
Hoarscrlcss Sore Throat, Chls, Fever and Ague,
kiercur;al Pains, Scarlet Fever, &c, &c., take
fom four to SIX of Railways Pills and also take
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battle the threat head and chest with Ready
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~ OUlIsUItatIUH IT e' A FV OUTFITS.
PERSONS AT 4 DISTANCE


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they inelose Two Dollars for Cor ..ration Fee in
each letter. All letters CO.,. ,nunications and in
terviews strict, private and confidential.
No answer will be given to letters unless Two
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.rriJsiug four cent stamps, DR. RAPlIAEL'S
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Will be sent to all who in delicate health, and whose
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ing with speedy and happy marriage will be sent gra-
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Address all letters as follows: DR. RAPHAEL, Post
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All trains run directly through to New York,
Vs. 400 MILES, without change of coaches.
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INLflvE AFFAIRS HE NEVER FAIL s

He has the secret of winning the affections of the OPP
poste SEX He guides the single TO wealthy and hap
by marriage, and makes the married happy. Ills aid
aud advice has been solicited iH ureTabe instances
and the result has alwaysbeen rs
A SPEEDY & HAPPY MARRIAGE.
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II Ladies' who have suffered from misplaced conn
dence. consult him before they married he will re-
store their bloom freshness and vgor of youth and
able ham 30 enter married life with confidence OF
he alt h md happiness - Jot,7oi Of Hsahh.
To make tinxs more sure. you call personally, he
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MANCHESTER No. IL

WHAT IS IT?
GOOD OR EVIL? RICH OR POOR
Ara you to rise eminencs honor, wealth and power
o', sink into obscurity, oblivion and be far
unkncni What your future prospects In life
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shs hsar srd ispev tuk th reader on ufn'et s @
r ut st be Nor, Of Doom u one oi voc most heb''
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seBsctly .,. ,,.,r,,s ,y
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VOLUME MORE THAN
10000 COPIES
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VHIs IS TO GIVE NoTICEzTfSst r. S5i,,Il., on th b

twentieth DAY Of August A d. l3o warrant oAnAFdls Was
1850 -e JOHN W. HOGENCAMP
Of the City Of York Ia the County and state New
York who has been audged bankrupt his own petition hst
The payrt an debts aud property belonging -
such bankrupt Lin, for bis and the transfer Of any property
by HIN e bdcn by Law; that meeting of the creditors She
aid bankrupt their debts aud choose
,anee will " held Court Of Bankruptcy to be- holden
lie Office uf REGISTER hundred and tYol Broadway,
m the civ New YORK before Isaac Dayton, Register
Tie day September A. D. 1907 one ocloc PIN
August q, lld1 MJH6A1, t.S MSTshal
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27

Irish Song and Dance,
(; Schottisch, zoe. ! Jaliana Phebana
/. lje. each. Mailed lree.
Dowery and No. ,l25 Broadway,
second door above Twenty .eith u
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guttIs.
g1utitss of Bankruptcy.
L. S. MARsHALs oPEcB, Y. D. OF PENSsIIyANn,

Z. S. MARsHALs 0TrcB, p D. OF PENSsIIytNt',}
PHuLaDsiPHLA, Aug O. 1851
THIS IS TO GIVE N0TICE-That on tho
DAY of August D. 1907 warrant in BanSTuPty va s.asa
rk ard Pennsylvania who has been udged bankuph on
his Po1 the payment Of Debts and delivery OF aay
him. for his aud ths
t Of sry property forbidden by Law; that heens OF
The Creditors sad Bankrupt their Debts and 10 CHOOSE
one OF more agnse % bis Bste wl be bed at Court o. BAnA
nv 40 be- holden DE Bung 1oo corner SiIih spd
Conrt , in the CITY Of Reading. Pa. before Harrison MAiI
fr , RI lister On the 2sih DAY Of August A. D. 1891 Al
O'Clock n. r. =; hILoiAh.hr, IN ~ ..
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6tatb,rs

GONERNESS-An English Lady desires n
- bIllAllON ~ hmy0 Instruct iu trsnch, Lughs, trd
Nose she Agoo performer ssd give the LII references.
AHIsS Mt' NJ, Freehold POstOhoe Nsw.JsnsJ
SEVERAL MALE TEACHERS ,WANTEB-
- ot fdbc Schools ard Tusrs Ladies W CHER
a Ian. Es or edis tb Nat T'aoher Inst Ne So broadway.
'IO TEAClGRS.-Wantcd immediately, n
competent RAcHEk lapepd ihe Public Schosl
Nr n D. Mu 10 cor lecut q teach Fuch tue
m'e'f Ens.'h OT,nchc' H'ay : 600 rear Ths GOA
'N0 PRINCIPALS and TEACHERS-TLo
Il Trustees oba bf. c Isiuou tbe education yor ls
loae 10 most beihf ana desirable poaOs within Is Of New
York City Wish 20 Communicate With Pu-pss
enee 70 making liberal aud permanent arrangement of ea asl
managemeht Vi tie ola
ssIg the requisite sb - pernoe ani iuauese ~ ro
such Institution, leed p Ades H. J Bst No. Post Ogc
NeN-icrk.
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Hth Ynblitatiurs.
UETN VICTORIAs MEMOIR
CF HER HUSBAND

RAkFFE BKOTHEss have iusi Esaty 10 one 's'''n'' ~
"a M two Portraits o. steel by william Hon iH IH'fs m ''
Eessss.ss si BsI HAjss'y uc Quseo' -
THE EARLY YEARS
or ms ROYAL mGHNtSS
r,,1,.- pETNCE CONSOEF.
COMPILED UKpRg TnE DIRECTION OF hhh AAJh'l' ''"
QCBfN,
q, ,tEVr orSHRAt sIis oHAKlEs a.sY
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s, and cout ator ed uatas use "'' made o.,
N, mo-, domestic a1d everyday details as rasd 6''n 'e p
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NEW SYSTEM OF TEACHING FRENCH
ROBERTSDNS : INTRODUCTORY COURSR...........s ~ 81
RORERTSON'S INTERMEDIATE COIRSE...,....... J 5
ROBEETSON'S COMPLETE COURSE.............s,.. 2 p
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FTG TRAVELLERS! TOURISTS!
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APPLETONS SOUTHERN HAND BOOK or TRAVEL. Contain.
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d. APPLETON 4 Co.. PuIishers
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Sent. lv mail on r.eeiut of ur.ce
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TNHIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE-Ihat ON tho
turu sry August A. D. 1897 awausat IN Bankruptcy Vac
GEORGE W. LYON
NJ the CITY f the County York ard State Of New
rudgel Bankrupt his own Petition hA We
Delivery Property belonging 10 sh
his ard the Transfer OF Properly ~
him are krdsea Law; that Meeting Of the Creditors Of the sAa
elr Debts choose AssEns 0
his Estate viii bs held at Cont Of Bankruptcy be holden ave-
two hundred and te Br0adNay IN w
Cv of NcYork before Isaac Dayton Register on tie
hnh d september d. 1867 al w. We oesck mAug 70 1907
X MURRAY, u. T. Marshal as Messenger
Southern District Of New l0rs
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A NEW METHOD
pIANO-F RI T.,
WILLIAM MASON AND l.. :. IOADLF.

III, hook Is IA 1ern gual ard complete Coming Ne So ss
stheT, uraa subject contains tat Net t ioIy. on
A FEATURES hieh tLoah tuel Ad't 't
6e been pnh- have been thoroughly .tsit A lin"
are u great value Some Of them have i9us oeen h' 20
aschsf While others quite being copaIate
or the latter Le Accent Exercises Inverted H M 'l'
ubeh form important improvement We 1foi tatus-
Ass been introduces msuv years The method teaches "" an ~ pug
s4ne more fv than preYioas ntrotu rg new e OF
soUiuQ diacles eucjatog principles by coroi ar sh US
snabae saud them easily ~ gVs very Ingll
and hitherto needed regad % training te 'Ia e'hrs
the node Of accompanying vocal music both s',fel s9 a @
tpsrts harmony for those who sA 70 eIteA
.as urpdes other h0rt passages rs selection d" pieces M p
and very pleasing for not single toouoh hs oe' 80
ntsd that lot These pieces arranged progress
hely mpes; Recreation adapted ~ es1ue mp toa
wrought and deHeftnl Mozart fcf The t TINE pe
this country which forms sitting caaH 10 be Naoe ne
difficulties carely eAcuel
upp tbe lesrpe prepared them 'sies The necea ma
hoS pupils The most ih'olsh meA, %
fhfly
IN mech time with vastly loss labor than las usually oeen
8equired g.. 80 D
Two edsbs Will he pubhel having he American tHga and
c other the EuroIs5n. -
One isrge quaYto volume 22i rsges price ~ IS ,,
early sIecmeu oopy Vii be mailed % sq{ sd'Fst on N
Vnoe. Ahress MAoON BEOlhhl,H NO SU --Z
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anmssm,ts.

THE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
l. MUSEUM AM, MBEAGhRig CO.,
Dr0''"' LAST sf'Tsf@ WEEK S'Iiy FUr % osk <'n'''@
MR. ., L. FOX.
'ui'''''u =" TALENTED PAYTOMINB COMPANY
EvEAlY AFTERNOON AT al BFE1 IAG AT .,
" ''' MoTAER GOOSE AND BgR GOLDEN EGG
''fI TiiE h "' c'65SSTifSTs oP THE UTICA MUSEUM
GORDON CUMMlEG THE LIC.SsLAlERs COLLECTION,
IAOE HUTCH NGS. LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
GnNTESs, RTAgP k seI e,RfcASIl1RE e Sp iRnS GIRL
THREE ROCKY MoUErAIS MOOSE
LIVING sNAE 3 MoNkkis. LsARSkD SEAL
mar ogRa 5000 CuRI6SiilEs.
Admission. % cent Children undrr Ten IS e.ats
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ LE5sEB AND AANAGEa..........WiLLtAM WHBAfLEr
THE BLACK CROOK,
RENEWED and RECONSTRUCTED.
THREE HUNDRED AND PoaTi-PIPrH PERFORMANCE
GREAT SspIRacaTAcLE,
when It vii! be presented with -
GRAND PARISIENNE BALLET
strongly ''eS1JS' s% BEr X G.s A'S Costumes AND musc
Arston's great new seened
AN ILLUMINATED BALLROOM,
IN vhich vii be Ggena
GRAND CARNIvAL AND MASQUERADE
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADyAScE
MIR. WALLACK having purchased from
daeron Of bis las. successful COMEDY Of
"CAS1STG"
ofNew York ard Brooklyn be has much pe'nrs IN an
uoucg N three in this country, at the
ACADEMY R MUSIC, BROOKLYN
O tie evenings of ..,.,, -.
MOSDAY SEPTEMBER D. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER J, AND
WEDNESDAY, SBPTBMBR4
VIII he with Appropriate snd apohb
he sustained BY the principal members ~ NJ
. WALLACKS COMPANY.
Boz o-ice open Wednesday. Auguss<23
OLYMPIC THEATEk.
LAST WEEK POSITIVELY or THE ENGAGEMENT %
mr. JOHN BR0IGIAM,
WHO will appear -
THIS EVENING
In LIS ORIGINAL and iighly-riccessh character OF
CAPTPN RODERICK ODOENELL.
in drama, entitled
ODONNELLS MlSSION.
TIE drama presented, ane thoongh preparation and
Mr.. BROUGHAM
MISS EMILY TIIORNE ......
FRIDAY-BENRFIT or hR BROUGHAM,
AND HIS LAST APPEARANCE But CrNB
DR0ADWAY THEATER-AdmissiOn 6Oc
ID LAST WEEK or THR PLORESCES.
LAST WEEK OF CASTE,
aul the great iistrhution OF chaEcters
gRIDAY-FAgEWELL BENEFIT Of
Mr.. and MRS. w. ]. FLORENCE
SATURDAY-LAST CASTE MATINEE
MONDAY Sept 2-BDWIN FORREST
r1E8fD
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/ CRIrLCAL sANpWIcH.
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HARPER BsOTuEsS ssad ,bs above wo by mail ro''se
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3a6 Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.-lhe
~ Tenth ANIMAL Term o. Iu.tuon Wiu
Lyette place New York oH WEDNESDAY O sfd win rouuus
Uh May H. 1903 Grad1at~s admitted 20 'he NcElok Bar for
tlsog1g c0ueuhg fuller info aaon, ailIo, THEODORE W.
DWIGHT Warden, Se.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, Law De-
~ puneHtIhe annual session opcps Oct J. The nm
tEo Geunc properly prepared ms enter second year
GRADUATES are admitted ncnJe OF lie Bar ~ Neto Por further
information sppJ % tbs Subscriber rrv-Tsiv
~ T. Ciy. JOHN NORTON PONEROI Dean. kc.
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dmnsmfnts.


VHHE FRENCH THEATER.
i ENGLISH TRAGEDY
B PUGH Lease And n~nAs"
SECOND WEEK.
UvDOUBTED TRIUMPH.
MRS. l.. w. LANDER,
In her magnificent impersohation Of
ELIZABETH QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
fHiS EVENING -
M 5Aa II. TAYLOR AS EARL or basEA,
AMI sn ., .,,,o,,,v
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NEW COLLECTION A'jJi 0E CHURCH MUSIC
" ASON
BRADBURY.

SEWARD
TIE TFNrlE CHOIR new extensive and srr' attractive one
complete u al lis departments presenting te
bBmtsr sui great variety NeE Tunes Auhes sna oe 81 Ile,e
b IhkO = NEN
AN ,.sS b DE- LOW MASON and WILLIAM b. BRADBURY
Tbs names th suors of this boob vii be fhceni guarantee 70
she public merits practical usefulness and popularity o
LIS work Wihoai question S be Toe popular boob 10 Hs Depart
neutdhe coming seas0a .,,
Ahiress WILSON, BkOTnERS. No. .1l Bro.lEaJ y. y.
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U,HIS Is TO GIVE N0TlCE-That on tho
twentieth day August A D. 1851 Warrant Bankruptcy sac
issued sguust do Estate Of -.
4, EDWARD ESLRR
ofye.o m the Csg Of NeWYok and state OF Newtok Nho pas
been Ausea Bankrupt his petition; that the payment e any
debts sey sfIy property bng such BnhuPt % y % I
bis sns the transfer & aupcry by hm are obth V
law; Il eelHy Of bs Creditors OF the SAM bahkupt 70 ROE
10 Assuees W DIS
bj Count Of BAfp 70 be hoden the o9e Of the Regste,
No a2 lng1rtd ard tWol BodWay IN the ly M iet'
Room No Isaac Dayton, REGISTER on te hh day oi SPe"'
w. " A. MURRAY Z. S. Marshal
AZ Messenger Sonthern District OF Ne9-iorf
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
IVHIS is TO GIVE NoTICE-That on the

NNHIS Is TO GIVE NOIICE-Ihat on th6
aentybrd dv ofAugust A. D. 1867, Warrant IN BahiruF%
was ssued against the Estate OF
MAX MAYER, -
Nsg York and state ~ New
York vino has been aljuded Bankrupt his petition th TIC
p.nt of ans debts delivery VI any property belonging 70 sae'
Rnkuut 10 him OF for and the transfer OF any prop
erty by him aeiofbdlen by hT that meeting Of The od eh
ts M kt 70 prove their debts. and To- choose one - hor 50
Sres c III Fae will be bells Court Of Bankruptcy 70 oo
bn Al No Broadway In he City Of NeSork oeo. ~ nsu
Wilder Allen Register, on Tie thirteenth Ga OF Seise Tpt ~
~ o clock r.-AusuH ~, l8bL X nOhnAI'
M n M,nhaI rs Messenger sonthern pht,e Of Nenlo
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-28
4 Novel Performance,

Near the city of St Joseph, Missouri
few years since, the rite of baptism
was performed on several women by i'm
mersion in the river. As it was winter
it was necessary to cut hole in the ice.
aud the novelty Of the scene attracted
a large crowd, among whom were sever
al Indians, who looked on in wondering
silence. They retired without under.
standing the nature or the object Of the
ceremony they had seen but obscrv.
ing that the subjects Of immersion were
females, and getting a vague idea that
it was to make them good, the Indians
came back few days altcrward, bring
Ing their squNws with them Cutting
another hole in the ice, near the same
place, they immersed each and all OF
them, in spite Of III ir remonstrances
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-03-28
The studIous Farmer.

None are SO likely to adapt hcircropI
TO the quality of the soil as he who has
made the nature of that soil a study
and none so apt to apply the proper
manure at the proper time and in the
proper manner, MS he who has made
himself familiar with the composition
of fertilizers aud their effects upon diff
ferent plants. No nau is so likely tO
make a really valuable improvement iu
an agricultural machine as the farmer
who, while using il, sees its defect, and
possesses the mechanical skill and train.
ing to originate and construct. 1t is,
in fast, from the efforts Of men like this
that the real advancement Of agriculture
must be derived; and by further im,
provcments in the management of crops
aud of stock, in machinery and in man.
ure, farming will be brought to claim
its true dignity, and become in name as
it is already in flet--a noble science
L,r.