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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-16
. BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
Select Family School for Young Ladies'.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
Prof. and Mrs. j. c. ENGELBRECHT,
Principals.

rgSE1s SCHOOL is now fc-opcned in pleasant
Il and healthy loc' lion. Tho Course of Instrue-
ton is thorough and practical, embracing all the
requirements of finished education.
Tho MUSICAL DEPARTMENT, undor the
charge Of Prof. FNGELBREcHT, offers unsur-
passed advantages.
THE LANGUAGES, Ancient and Modern, are
thoroughly taught.
MANNERS AND PERSONAL HABITS arc
the objects Of unceasing cnrc and vigilance and
i. is the constant ain Of. the Principals and In
s;ructors to make this Institution both n THO
ROUGH SCHOOL AND A HAPPY HOME, and
tho pupils entrusted to their care, Lalca in de-
portnent and Christian- in character, as we'll as
Scholars in literary att1inment.
For Circulars, containing terms, &c., apply to
the Principals.
Columbia, Dec. 81, 3t
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

IN
Ariel Atle & L. X. Bodio, Adm'rs,
vs.
Green Bodio ct al.
reY Order of tho Court in this case, the Crodi-
,Hb tors of FELIX E.. BODIE, decd, are rc.
quircd to present and prove their Claims before
the Commissioner, on or before the first of March
next Those failing to do so will be barred from
NH benefit under the Decree to DO pronounced
heroin. Z.W. CAaWILE, G: E. 2. D. y
JAMS 81 2
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H OL Mes BOOK H OUsE,
4 OLD SIGN OF
Sss-FRANKLIN'S HEAD"
Corner King ana WentWorth-streetS,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKS, &C., FOR
- THE HOLIDAYS.

A LARGE VARIETY OF JUVENILE BOOKS,
English editions, handsomely bound and illus
tratcd.
sTEREOsC0PIC INSTRUMENTS, with beau
tiful assortment OF French, Swiss and American
Views and Tran>parencics.
GOLD AND SILVER Pen AND PENCIL Ca
SES, Writing Desks and Writing cases, POrtfo-
lios, French and English Fancy Note Papers
nnd Envelopes stamped to order, with names or
initials, in colors plain.
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS, English cdi-
tions, various sizes, in every variety Of bindings.
BIBLES; very extensive assortment, cmbra-
cling all thc'varicties published by The Oxford
University Press, Eyre & Spootswood, and
Bagsier's unrivaled editions.
THE MONTHS; Illustrated by Pen and Pencil,
S5.25.
EASTWOOD; by Doctor Macleod, $3.50.
OUR LIFE; Illustrated by pcnand Pencil, S2.25.
GEMS OF LITERATURE; Elegant rare and
suggestive, $780,.
ENGLISH SACRED POETRY oFTHE oLDEN
TIME, s5.25.
PEN AND PENCIL PICTURES FROM THE
POETS, $500.
JUVENILE VERSE AND PICTURE BOOK,
LEAVES FROM LIFE, S3.75.
PICTORIAL 10 URNEY THROUGH THE H0-
LY LAND, $3.50.
SWISS PICTURES, Drawn vita Pen and Pencil,
$500.
HALF HOURS WITH THE BEST FRENCH
AUTHORS, $500.
All the above are English editions, fully illus
ratcd in the highest style Of art printed on tinted
paper, and elegantly bound.
THE BRITISH POETS, handsomely illustrated,
and q fine Steel Portrait of each. London edi
tions. Muslin, extra gilt edged, $500 each;
Turkey Morocco, antique, $3.50 each.
~ ANY Book in this list will be sent b. mail,
free Of postage, on receipt Of price.
Address
"HOLMES, BOOK HOUSE,"
CHARLESTON, S. C.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
A. Il H,llingswo orth, Adm'or

VS.
Marr A. Harrison,
nY Virtue of nm Order Of the Court In this
cause, all and singular The creditors Of
JAMES S. HARRISON, decd, nro required to
prove their claims before the Commissioner on or
icforo The lst day of March ne1t, or in default
thorooi, be barred from all benefit under tho de-
crco to be pronounced herein.
z. W. CARWILE, c.E.E.D.
Jan. ], 1887. st
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AUGUSTA HOTEL.

WE'VE would respectfully Gull the attention OF
wv Caoir-Leatiers and Singing School Teach
ers to ourcstablish,nent, where MI kinds Of Church
Music. Glcc and Anthem Docks can be obtained
on the most favorable terms.
The long experience Of our Mr: PEEkiSs' rs IN
Musical Conventions, ChOir:, the Concert Loom
and Sunday School, enables him to give advice
and Information on all points of music"l interest
AS to the selection of proper works OF instruction.
formation of Musical Scho6ls-progress IN musi-
cal suies, and items of general interest TO com
posers, leaders, teachers and Students. -,
Sheet Mu.c furnished on the usual terms WIN
.romptncss and dispatch. Country orders solIci
ted-aad selections made for pupils, teachers, con
ccrts, &C., &c, &c.
NOW READY:
VIII be True to Mc,......T. Z. PERI rains,...3O cts
Tho orptau .Wandvrer, ,".T. j. Perkins,.:.,.V cts
The Rose Bush, ,............T. T. Il. Pcrkins,.3O cts
Eairy of the Wildwood, IL. A. Brown,..".aU cts
Memory, (for Bartone,). IL. a. Brown, ,..".."o cts
Four of any Of the above will be forwarded on
receipt CT one dollar.
NcY- Send far Circular.
BROWN Il PERKINS,
400 Broomo ST., New York CITY.
New York, Jan l Ami
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-16
Co-Partnership.

YUyHE Undersigned have this day formed n CO.
II Partnership Under tho name and style of
LEWIS Il LANIER for the PRACTICE If
MEDICINE. They have adopted the new and
novel mode of the CASH SYSTEM, and viii be
governed by the Bill of Charges published in the
EdeeRcld Advertiser. under the head of AIcdi-
cal Notco-Positive,'i dated Dec Sd. When de-
pired the services of both may be had without ad-
ditional charge. tlteg.l!,.-
!, ~. - 40 I.MInn' 49,
, Liberty Hill, Jan I, 1867, G
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Dissolution.

yHyIE CO-PARTNlERSHIP heretofore existing
IL under the name and style of LANIER s
LEWIS has this day been dissolved by mutuul
consent, Dr. ]. E. hEwIs having bought out the
interest Of tho. concern. Those indebted will
please make payment to him, as he alone is au-
thorizcd TO use the name of the Firm in closing
out the business.
J. C. LANIER.
JN0. Il. LEWIS.
Liberty Hill, S. g, Dec 81, 1855.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-16

All our Goods are NEW of the LATEST and BEST STYLES
sell them such LOW PRICES that cannot fail to please all who
inc our Stock.
We mention below few cf the Goods on hand
Fine Black Broad Cloth Frock COATS;
Fine Black Broad Cloth Sack COATS;
Fine Black Doe Cashmere Frock COATS;
Fine Black Doe Cashmere Sack COATS;
VERY Handsome French Cashmere SUITS;
Excellent Scotch Mixed SUITS;
American Cashmere SUITS in great variety;
Silk TESTS in every style;
Black and Figured Velvet VESTS;
Plain Fancy and Black Cashmere VESTS;
Plain Black Deeskin PANTS;
Ribbed Blk do do.
Plain and Figured Colored Cashmere PANTS;
Plain and Figured Jeans PAiYIS
Plain and Figured Cotonade PAN1S, &C., &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-16
Medical Card.

mr.. ~. TEAGUE kas moved TO The
HD Dwelling recently occupied by Mr.. j. R
Cnrwilo, next door bclow Episcopal Church.
lie lnny be found at tho Drug storo Of, Tengut
4 Carwlc during the day, aud at his residence
during the night, when not out on professionn
business.
Having been engaged in the practice of Mcdi
cine, in its various branches, FOR the last Thricor
Years! he feels tina! he does not arrogaie to him
self undue merit when he solicits u liberal shar,
Of patronage at the hands of tllis community.
!; Jan | :! = If
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State of South Carolina,
--1r,,,rIrr n uIc,rDJrT

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
VnY w.sF..DURISoE,EE Esquire, Ordinary Of
Id Elg6fetI District. ~; :.
Whereas, z. W. Car sile, G. E.E.p has applied
to mo ter Letters of Administration on all and
singalnths goods and'ohatseis,r!ghts ana credits
.or Iomes johnson, late Of the District aforesaid,
Tbesea are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
s,J s1nrutar, the kindred and creditors Of the
s.id deceased, to bc and appear before me, at our
nsrt ,rdinary's Court for the said District,,to be
boldsn st geacla C. H., on the 10th day of:Jsn.
pext to .shew cause. if any, why the said
administration shouid-not be granted.
Giver under my hand and seal, this loth day
of n,o in tho year of orr Lord, Que thou
sond oiSht hundred and sisty-aix, and in the
oIat yosr Of American Independence.
WE. DVRISQE, o. Z. D.
Dac If 8. 90
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-22
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-22

.AE ths aid SIAN .snit sip,trs
yatcnpira G Fl s-gasfiSSf Sfnpi = lIsrs.Graiis
hiA bessthsaEs yos lBes pdSl,a fsf sHsLf 4ass
,ehd 6y !1safhssts ssgsisS S4sisfae,
tipp as y aaasfals thss seesilt isf 1ks IAs
sTESf FAatlIp pNs xhH sil.. ssaesf iq ;GHF'
said HAXH sYIT6 IN Gis. NEAK. ABBT,
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-22
ALIENS.
:. - ="
PAIN DOCTOR

A SPEEDY RELIEF AND CURE. f"r Lum
| ~ ~bngo. Pain In. the Side, Back, RISumu
| tirIn. Neuralgia. Sore Throat; Diptheria, Tooth
ache. Burne Bruises nni Sfraina, Eervou.
Headache, s,iH"es. Of the Ioints aud pains o.
| pany Srt Of the body. -
This: compound has been but a short Tins
| t'ef"re the public. and las ailealy grown iutp
! great favor; and reputs. IN nearly every. ip
| stance, where it Inns been. tried. There .are
cascs 60 chronic and deep seated as 10 buff c
all human remedies, and the inventor Of lhi-
compound DOES dore not claim for it any sucli
| infAllibity as to cure every disease under the
, sun. Such ssertions OF airy, human remedy,
bar their own construction, even TO the most
slnpir-lpinded; bnt when pain can he cureil
and Ieli.ved by lmiments~anl ;sinbrocntions
this preparation will do it.
The, Pain Doctor Is not made mp Of root
or Indian remedies but is a%"hsm.y compound
standard medicines. and, therefore, can be no
''umbug. The testimony Of those who have
given il = fair trial. will auhstantiate ali its
claims. II will keep any length Of time. is
easily applied. uet ut all .disagteeabIs tp ths
smell aud is sold at such price as to be with
ltshoull be: kept IN. every family. 1t is
wortn double tho price; to- cure the ailments
Gi-s it a fair trial. snd you vii. nlway. keep
it ON hald, aIhnDe the family medicines -
DIRECTIONS: .>
+ w Alwaya shake well before using A..
gsuerI fals arplys freely tho linimsnt Will
he pa3nf of ths hand. or piece Of clo.hs r,ib.
bling .briskly, un,il relief is afforded: -
~ In cases "f violent psU,, the tiniment. may
he warmed land aflpr ruLbns freely, lay on a
piece.of flannel saturated with ti,e eemi,snnd
For Sore Fhroat, orDiplherief apply: . band: ;.
age saturated with the Pain n"oion Sliuuld
the hp~aing he tho seYsie, a. In the ease Of
etiidrsna a titae ,Sssi oil may be end..ed. Rdrs
knife. and rnb Hsll morning mud sssn,ng. -:
{ RDr .faiHsin ths BpwsE. rub. freely Che, AG1
-dotpsn, - = ~. :, .a =.
Fdr Tootha6I'e, apply into or next to tl,s
tootl.s a .piece 81. cotton saturated With ike
eo,"pound' snd'rab Tho part Of ,hs face opio.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-22
TfSSsIs1s6yE

sfsHBsaoTEs sSdi d 81 as ~.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

49,
A rTENTroN.-LADiKs AND 0ENTLEMEN CAN RE-
- cee the highest price, in cash for caii "a clothing
&c. by calling addressing Eoward Miher ~
seventh Avenue. Einetesnth street
~,ENTIrNEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF CLOTHING
" dsposo get fair price BY calling ON or Ad
dressing JANIS KIRKPATRICK, ~ Pearl street near
Chatham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

A -BuRNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS OFFICE. lls
"a. West Eleventh street near Sixth avsnus; Large
pianoforss packed, shipped Furniture stored Money
advanced f. f4HN sN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

nUrRK's CARRAGERN BALM-FOR CoUGHs COLDS,
" Asthmas, Splitting Of Blood and incipent Consump
hon tOc per BOTTLE Sold In Brooklyn by Dickinson. 10
Asnss street; YarwsI Of Court and Jora.smon
streets; also In New York By MessrA Hsscman 4 ca,
Broadway; r. c. Wells Co, l91 Fulton street. wholesale
agents. and BY the proprsto northeast Thssnth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

TINTED Stairs PASSPORTA PARTIES WISHIH0
u to procure passports promptly should apply THE0
DORE kIrTERs Notary Public and Passport Agent, -
Broadway
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

This is Consolidation Of the oldest and best es-
tablishcd Commercial Colleges In the Northwest, \
grand union Of the well tnown Dyh, enfurth Com
niercal College with Gregory's actual Business Col
leges. late Of Detroit, Philadelphia ard Indianapolis
thus founding an Institution for business aad prac-
teal education uncquaitd N the United States.
The eyes were founded in $50, and incorpor-
ated respectively In 1864 and 1851 the latter being
first in America chartered for Business Instruc-
ton. specifying tn" Of Samples ard the sale of
Goods The two tog cther form the most Perfect In
sitution for the dis,i pine OF students, and the in
usages Of business
In establishing the Merchants National Business
College in Chicago the commercial metropolis of
the great Northwest, by combining the ability and
wide experience of It's We known Directors with an
efficient corps "f professors has been the aim to
organize an institution, the chif distinguishing fea-
ture of which consists in its being conducted by
practical Business Men. business arithmetic" I'm
parted to students with greatest ease. Mr. Dyhren-
furth Is THE Lightning Calculator" of the age.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
Its source.

However, whenever or wherever
Frcemasonry originated, its primal
source was small. 1t may be liken-
cd in it's condition to the grain CT
mustard seed: it may b compared.
in it's present state, to the giant OF
the forest. With outstretched arms
it embraces, as it were, the whole
family of man; its shelter is afford
cd equally to all nations, creeds and
climes; under its spreading leaves Is
found protection for the weak. sue
cor for the distressed, nourishment
for the hungry and thirsty, s'lace
for the afflicted, sympathy for the
weary and heavy-laacn. It's massive
stem las risen proudly upward; Its
roots have struck deep downward.
but like the trees Of ordinary growth
it has been the subject Of bhsht and
decay. and the pruning knife has
occasionally been applied to cut
away unsound and useless bou}hs.
Masonic Rc..iew.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
Take Notice.

That all accounts due to the subscriber
for Groceries SC prior to the lst day OF
October last, will be left with Justice of
the Peace for collection if not paid without
further delay.
II. K. AVERILJ
New Oregon Nov. lst 1867.
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Actual Business Depait
lllenf.


Actual Business Depa,
ment.
In order that students may acquire thorough
and pract cal knowledge Of trade it snecessary and
all import ant that transactions be actually made
For this reason the Merchants N,tional Eus,nes
College has been most elegantly fitted mp with Coun
tiers, Banks, Railroad and Express Offices. and al
appurtenances Thus, student when in the Bant =
ing Department. handles and learrs to cernt and
judge of money both domestic and foreign: when n
the Nrr .handise Department he has samples of all
goods and learns TO judge Of cash article In every
business the student handles exactly the per used
IL that individual business. such as Checks Drafts
Certificates Of Deposit, Rs Of lading, Warehouse
Receipts, &c. In brief
THE STUDENT MOVES IN THE
BUSINESS WORLD.
AS m example of how instruction is impaired in
this institution, instance its Trade Department,
the aim of which is to afford young men acqatint-
and bring them into contact with goods, that
they may learn the cost Of growth and produt ion
NATURAL AMI manufacture; the cost OF Importing
freighting, housing and commissions; to properly
count, marx, sell pack and shop. also to perform
other Counting House duties with neatness, accura
cy and disnatch Our commercial men want CLERKS
who can perform these particular dntics at once
and well In the course of instruction are emhrac-
ed Penman ship, Commercial Correspondence and
Calculations. Actual Business including Book keep
ing, omnercia Science and Mercantile Law.
CORPS OF PROFESSORS.
N.ssrs J. Dyhreufirth and u. Gregory, assisted
by Messrs X. q. iyhrenflrth LII. D =. l. Mes
ser, p. G. Dyhreriurth, l.. r. Dyhrenfurth, Charles
Worst, and others.
TERMS.
Life Scholarship In Aetna, Business Depvt $40 90
with preparatory training
for Adults 100 90
Life Scholarship, with course of training IN
English or German Is 90
Instruction in German or English Language 80 90
evening preparatory course for adults from
Oct. ] to April ~ 25oo
Pcnmanship fun conrse Of ten weeks 10 90
N. Payment in advance.
Fer any further rartiamars address
MERCHANTS n. b. COLLEGE CO,
l16 lis Randolph Street, Chicago, Ill.
Besides being connected with the above.
Mr. Dyhrcnfurth is the President of a
large Classical College and a Ladies'
Seminary, in the builning adjoining the
Merchants National Business College.
which includes in its curriculum all BRAN
ches of English Education, with Latin,
Greek, Algebra, Geometry. Trigonometry
Chemistry, Telccraphinc. German, French
Elocution. Music, Drawing, etc. Nine
Professors and lady Preceptress are
constantly eng gcd.
For Terms, Prospectuses, etc, apply to
the President, J. Dyrenfur;h. Office 1lG
& llS Randolph ST., Chicago, lllions.
sssyn A single Scholarship in this College
can be had by applying at the office of this
paper. 5ly1
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tiles are trying to put down Mason
ry in Cuba, by surressing lodges.

HUMAN BRorHERuooD.-T The race
of markind would soon perish did
they cease to aid each other. From
the time the mother binds the child's
head till the time some kind assist
ant wipes the death-damp from the
brow of the dying, we can not exist
without mutual help. All, there
fore, that need and have ri light to
ask it from their fellow mortals; no
one who has the power Of granting
can refuse without guilt National
Freemason.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

A RETURN OF kISDNEss.-A la
dy from Georgia, writing gos: lpy
letter in the Leader, mentions the
following incident
Near the end of the war, some
Of cur Confederate soldiers passed
nv home in Georgia with a number
Of Federal prisoners. The day was
. intensely warm, and, filed with pity
for the poor. tired-looking men, l
sent soue three or four of my ne
proes out With buckets ofcool water
for them. In the meantime two
Young ladies who were with me on
the piazza made some thoughtless
,emarks about the pris.
onsrs, which were calculated
to wound their feelings. Girls,
said | please remember that we are
conquerors in this instance, and 1t
is neither generous nor Just to stall
fallen foe. | spoke low. hut was
overheard by a soldier who stood
near, May God bless you, madam.
l will never forget your kindness.
"Nearly three years have passed
since then, and | had entirely for
gotten the incident, until 1t was re
called in this manner: A few days
ago. as I was walking down Broad
way, a gentleman touched my arm.
and, with a smile Of recognition,
held out his hand. Beg pardon, sir
I said; i do not remember cv,l
having met you before!' No | hard
~ thought you would recognize me;
but I am sure | am not mistaken;
and then he repeated what | have
already related, and, to my surprise.
l found it was the same soldier who
lad invoked Gods blessing upon
me. And most nobly has he repaid
the simple act of kindness, and it is
with almost shame that | received
not only his thanks and fayors, but
tokens OF gratitude from bis mother
aud sisters.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
THINGS FROM the GRAF 7
.y,ha Masonic Review.

The excellent Masonic periodi"a
is to again be published in its ole
form, commencing with 1868. II
ia also to be enlarged to Ga pages
monthly. The price is only s. per
annum. The Review will be strict
" a Masonic work, engaging come
of the best writer's in America. 1t
in always welcome guest, pointing
enthusiastically to the Great Light
that unerringly directs the way to
Friendship. Benevolencc and Truth.
Brothers wishing it will address
c. Moore, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

GOLDEN ExTRAcr.-Thc pillars by
which all grand edifces are support
I'd, remind of the stability Of the
Great Author of all things; the
vaulted roof, the universally of II 8
providences; the square, without
which the building could not b. duly
formed, is characterist C Of the sym
metry which preyades His work /,
and also of His justice and cqui y
towards US, winch We arc ever 20
initiate with respect to each other;
the compass is necessary to avoid
erring from the prescribed line,
which lie has SO undeviatingly OBJ.
served, and by which we must regu-
late our actions, not ever allowing
ourselves Intentionally to transgress
the excellent laws He has given US
for our government. The level
cvinces the equal regard He has had
to the happiness Of mankind, and
cnjoins our kind and affcctionate
treatment Of each other, without
preference to any, merely on account
Of their external rank, attending
alike to the just claims of all, accor-
ding to their ability. The white
aprons and gloves we wear are SYM
bolical of the innocent lives We make
profession of, on cur initiation; and
our PROFESSIONS arc public ayowal
Of the harmony and fraternal affcc-
ticn by which We arc united. In
short, the whole Of our proceedings,
from the foundation stone to the
completion Of the fabric-eyery
implement employed in erecting it,
and'cvery part Of the edifce when
constructed, serve as mementoes. to
keep alive in our remembrance the
stupendous works Of nature and their
Supreme Author; the relation We
bear to Him; the revelations of His
will, by which He has so condescend-
ingly made Himself known to us;
the obligations We are under to love
one another as the children Of the
same common Father; and the impe-
rious necessity Of cur obeying, rev.
erencing and adoring Him, if We
have any regard to the favor of oul
Supreme Judge, whose unerrina
wisdom cannot permit the guilty t.
escape condemnation. Review.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

Il and Things from the Craft \ mod
cl Masonic periodical, free from alterca-
tons and personalities. and Historically
loyal. In every sense Of the word, TN or
gan of Masonic Science, Harmony and
Uniformity. 1t contains Masonic News,
History, Jurisprudence, Official Lists,
which. with Clippings from the Quarry,
Stories. Poetry snd Sketches, 60 to make
this the most valuable and interesting M:-
sonic Journal published. 1t will be en-
rchcd lhc coming year by Letters from
the Holy Land and ECrope, by Rob Nor
rs. LII. D. Subscription price $500 per
annum. with liberal cash or mscell tneous
premiums to Agents. Single copies, 30
cents. Address,
JOHN C. W. BAILY.
Masonic Publisher and Dealer in Masonic
Goods, Regalia, and Books.
1854 Clark Street. Chicago Ill.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
PROBONO PUBLlCO!

TEACHERS and SCHOOL OFF.
GERS take notice that the undersigned will
be at Cresco the last Saturday Of each
month
If you wish to purchase good Piano,
Organ. or Melodeon, leave your Stamps
with the undersigned
lfyou desire to insure your property in
q safe and reliable Company, call on the
undersigned.
If you prefer to carry greenbacks. leave
those old notes with the undersigned for
collection.
Strangers who intend to buy farm or
residence in Howard County. will save
time (perhaps money! by consulting with
n3o-S1 T. W. LEE.