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REEVES AMBR0SIA
II OF TIL HAIR
IMPROVEDg

II is an elegant Dressing for the Hair
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully
II keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It inyigorates the Roots Of the Hair.
Il forces the Hair AMI Beard 20 grow luxurjButIy.
II Immediately stops Hair Failing Out.
Itkeeps the Hairfrom Changing Color from Age
Il restores GREY Hair to its Original Color.
It brings out Hair on heads that have been
Tor years.
& is composed entirely Of simple and purely
vegetable substances
Il has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials Of its excellence. many Of which
are from physicians in high standing.
1t is sold in haIfpound bottles tthc name blewu
in the glass.) by Druggists and Dealers In Fancy
Gel everywhere. at One Dollar per Bottle:
sale by Demas Barnes 4 Co, 7. c. Wells
4 Co. Schlufeliu 4 Co.. Now York
marlj IL
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SIZES
ST. LOUIS.

THESE WELL KNOWN AND VERY pop
Il ular Cooking stoves have been before
the public since 1882. Each succeeding year has
added to their popularity until the name has
become familiar in every household in the w est
and South. The demand for our
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NEW CHARTER OAK

Last year was greater than we could supply with
the sizes then made. Anticipating a still greater
demand during the present year, We have made
patterns for several additional sizes, and are
prepared to manufacture l2O 10 1870 CHHA Y
TER OAK STOVES per day of twenty
eight different sizes.
We guarantee the operation Of every Stove
we manufacture and offer as reference any one
of the many thousands that have been sold
wherever they may be found. Neither labor nor
expense has been spared to make our New Char
ter Oak Perfect Cooking stove, and We
offer il TO the trade as the BEsT CONSTRUCTED.
MOST DURABLE and UNBORN OPERATING Cooking
Stove in the market.
In addition TO our extensive Stove business.
we are prepared 10 offer 10 Stove Dealers Tin
smiths and Others in the trade, tho largest and
most complete assortment Of Metals and Tin
ners' stock in the West. Our arrangement
with the 81. Louis Stampiug Company enables
US to give liberal discounts 30 large buyers Of
French stamped Timed ErOmssSare and
Timers Supplies. Having recently reduced
the prices Of ell articles Of our own manufac-
ture We believe dealers and housekoepers will
find il 10 their interest 10 send for Catalogue and
Price List, and examine orr prices before pur-
chasing etseWhere. Address
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURERS CO..
rs. f|. 81 Louis Missouri
old bp J. W. WILSON a. CO. .
Nashville. Tenn.
Al, f;lfvG}
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Middle District OfTennessee az Lewis
burg the azah June. Isss.

THB UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
: uce Of his appointed ~ Assignee OF q. L.
Crockett W. "A. Gunningh am, l.. c. Walker, J.
A. D0wd. james c. Rassoll and J. II. Glenn. IN
the ceuniy of Marshall and Slate Of Tonnes
see. within said district who have been Ad-
judged bAnkruFts upon their ewn petitions, By
the District Court OF said District
RICHARD WARNER, JR,
jy2l Nv Assignee Of said Bankrupts
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

A. Z w MORGAN remains with him, and
\ be pleassd 10 wait on bis friends and the
~, ,ssDer.IIv myi4 In
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BOYS, CLOTHING,

lam PREPARED TO MAKE TO ORDER,
ROVE Youths' aud Childrsn's Clothing,
Geptlefnen' Shirts. Drawers. and Summer Cloth
ing ADD with the assistance oi my husband. Dan
r. Seaman. whose reputation AZ a cutter u we'll
known. can guaraut,se satislaction 10 all who
mag favor ma Nifh ofSisrp-
MRS. DAN J. SEAMAN.
myl0 I'm Hh Summer street.
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Notice of Assignee in Bankruptcy.

Al FRAN Min The SIN Of JUL 1908 .
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
FJIsrJ w ov M spR Tbnun "a EnS1ea
s. Allen. and John T. Fleming. in the Middle
District, in the county Of Williamson and State
OF Tennessee, who have been respectively adj
Judged baukrupts upon their own petitions By
the District Court Of said District.
iy7 law3t A. W. MOSS, Assignee. &
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COMPOUND ELIXIR solicited GLYCE-
of Calisaya Bark. rim Tablet. SD 81.
Elixir Of Calisaya Bark COMPOUND Camphor
and Pyrophosphats Ice. with Glycerin.
of Iron. Co.,. DR.. Whites Dentine,
Elixir Of Valeriante Of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia. der.
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Eau Lustral,
of Jamaica Ginger for the Hair.
Wistar's Cough Log Compound ATnica Lin
engeS. ament.
DR.. Jackson's PectOral Nerve and Bone Lima
LOEenReS. ment.
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
of Vanilla, Lemon tie Powders.
Peel etc. RenOvatng Spirits for
Finest Distilled Rose, removing grease spots
Almond, and Orange ErasiVe Fluid, for re-
Flower Waters. . moving stains. Iron
Bitter Wine Iron MOulds, Ink etc.
Fresh Cold Cream Roses.
Window Glass, Putty, White Load, OIL Tur-
pentine. Brushes. Box COlOrs gcound in oil.
Varnish. Garden and Flower Seeds, etc. etc
Tho country trade will find IL to their interest
to call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. decH Pun
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WAR h,

In endless variety. CUnsisting ia part Of
RHAsS AND Iron HOUND BUCKETS.
CHURNs, latest styles,
WASH TUBs, FOOT TUBS.
KEELERs WATER CANS,
PALS, SUGAR CANS
BISCUIT TABLES FOGGTN9, PECK. HALF
PICK AND BUSHEL MEASURE.
Also, the ceIebrntsd MOTIF PROOF CEDAR
CHEST
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ERENCH DRAP DETE FRoCKs: AND
Il Sacks.
Pelus Frocks and Sacks
Harris Cassimoro-arSurNE in Frocks aud
Sacks
English, French. Gormaa. Belgian aud Amer
lean vcstiugs. Cloths, CassimerOs. etc. lin great
variety.
The Chesterfield Frock Coat. in various colors
Of Cio.is and Cassimeres
Elegant patterns Of hsht and dark French
Cashmere Pants
A splendid assortment Of MarsaiIles Vests.
arenadins silks. etc.
All Goods sold with a strict guarantee as to
Quality and Workmanship.
J. A.. J. ROSE,
Rpr6 In % Southsids Public Square.
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....-J . . H / Y,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
No. I5 North Cherry ST.,
RUsINFss SUITS.

H. is also 10 receipt Of variety Of Fresh
Goods for ordinary wear, and offers 70 gentle
men in business suits Of the latest patterns and
most durable material. Call and inspect bis
goods at No. u North Cherry street.
~
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BUY AT HOME.

THE UNDERSIGNED. BEING FULLY
prepared for manufacturing sAsls,
Doors, Bliuds. inside aud out, Pivot and
Stationary Stats, Francs Of every description,
Brackets, C0rRices, plain and ornamental,
Mantelpieces, MouldinEs Of all kinds Base
Boards. Flooring, Poplar and Pine Ceiling
Plank. WeatheTboarding and Building Mate
rial generally. Also, Builders and Contractors.
All ~ as low rates rs can be imported of equal
quality. Send orders. PunetuRlity and dis
patch are our business creed Office and Fac
tory adjoining Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road Locomotive Shops, Cedar street. Nashville,
Tennessee.
TURBIvILI.E a FULCHER
RpFi d6Wly
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and Decatur
I RAILWAY.

The $50 p. ". Tram makes direct connections
road for Memphis, Selma. Mobile, Jackson and
Nicksburg. Miss. Now Orleans, lat, Huntsville.
and all intermediate points. ........
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~ Com missioner.
Ablhtaon, va May 2 1865 my26 q
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CASTINGS.

HOLLOW WARE of The most aupgrlQr %
etc, etc. E
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church. having been asked the following ques-
tion by the Bishop, Yiz:-"Will you reVerenLiy
Church, may have the charge and govern:
ment over you, following with glad mind and
will their godly admonitions and submitting
yourself TO their godly judgments 7-did thereto
and that the Right Rev. +. M CLARK, ID,
LID, Bishop of the diocese OF Rhode
Island, did admonish, advise, and direct the
said Rev. j. p. Hubbard not to permit the said
Denlson to otficiate in the said Christ Church,
as herenbefore set forth; prior to and before the
permitted and directed the said Deuison so to
do; and that the said the Rev. j. =. Hubbard, in
permitting and directing the said Denison thus
TO act disTegBrded The admonition, advice and
direction of his bishop, as aforesaid, and thereby
did OF keep his ordination vow, as aforesaid,
but did break the same.
HENRY WATERMAN,
s. A. CRANE,
DANIEL HENsHAw,
w. =. CHILD,
RESOLVED WATERMAN,
GEORGE LEWIS COOKE,
FRED. BURGESS.
Standing Committees Of the diocese of Rhode
The Chairman snid that the copv of the pre.
sentiment handed to him was duly certified.
Clerk-Rev John p. Hubbard, do you plead
euily or not guilty TO the charges contained IN
Rev Mr.. Hubbard-I plead not guilty.
Chairman-The Court beg leave to say TO the
the admission of evidence which Will obtain
Will be those which obtain in the civil courts of
Court would announce to the Standing Com
mittee that they are ready to proceed with the
conduct of the case.
After some remarks between the Chair and
counsel for respondent the court was adjourned
until Tuesday, the 22d ins.. The report that
Rev John Cotton Smith was retained for counsel
for defense in this State Is not confirmed.
The Rev. Mr. Cracraft, whose withdrawal
from the Protestant Episcopal Church we have
noticed, was formerly Methodist clergyman,
coming from that ministry and communion into
the Episcopal One very remarkable feature IN
MIR. CTacrait's manifesto attracts attention and
produces comment. 1t will be observed his
objections to the Episcopal Church are founded
upon what he deems false teaching in the
Prayer Book. 1t iseems strange that man of
Mr.. Cracrafts years aud experience should have
Just discovered these heresies. Had his reasons
tor leaving the Episcopal Church grown out of
Rltualistic tendencies in that denomination, it
might have afforded an excuse for his course that
would not damage his consistency of character.
As it stands, however, his detection will be
attributed rather not to knowing his own
mind. He will gain more of reputation for
vacilation than anything else Cleveland
Herdtd.
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Portland is to have a skating rink.

The Norfolk Ti'rginian has been sued for
$40 coo damages by an offended foreigner.
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad is inauguratiDg cheap railroad eXcur-
Bious.
The ladies of Knoxville design to gather
into suitable cemetery the Confederate dead
of East Tennessee.
Sharp white flosts and storms Of slest
warn the dwellers in the Tip Top House to
leave the White Mountains.
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

Ia NOTICE.-THE UND RSIGNEB
(4t would call attention OF the public to his
is8BW NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE
lEssaS This is Rn entEey heater. IL Is so con.
sructed TO at once commend itHe 20 general favor
bepg q combination OF wrought and cast iron. IL IL
very simple In its construction and Is perfectly aT
tight; self cleaning, having pipes drums TO be
taken out and cleaned. IL Is arranged with upright
huos 10 produce larger amount OF heat FROM The
geYne weight Of coal ~ n any furnace now in use.
fIhe hyfrOm strC COnditUn OF III air produced by
nv new arrangement OF evaporation Will AZ once de
inOnaTate that 10 ia the only Hot Air Furnace thai
viii produce q perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Thnse IN went OF complete Heating Apparatus
yyDuiu DO we'll to call and examine the Golden Eagle
49, CHARIHH WILLIAMS,
NoG 1882 and 1l84 MAR III Street.
Philadelphia
A large assortment OF Cooking Ranges, Fire-boaIo
stoves, Low Down Crates NentliatOrs, etc, RlWay
on hand,
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYs
Hon. VIM. E. CHANDLER, Washington d. O.
GUoRGE HARnING

This Company, National In It's character,
offers, by reason of its Large Capital, Low t:ates
OF Premium, and New Tables, the most desra-
BILE means Of insuring lie yet presented to the
public.
The rates of premium, being largely reduced
are made as favorable To the Insurers as those
Of the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all
the complications and uncertainties of Notes,
Dividends, and the MISUNDERSTANDING which
the latter are so apt TO cause the Policy Holder
Several new and attrac i've tables are now
presented which need only TO be understood, TO
prove acceptable to the public, such as the
INCOME PRODUOINGP POLICY and RETURN
PREMIUM POLICY. In the former, the
pay able at death, but will receive, If living,
after period of a few years, an annual income
eqUdL 10 ten per cent 90 per cent? Of the par Of
hiSpOiicY In the latter, the Company agrees 10
ne has pad i' IN addition 10 The amount Of his
The attention Of persons contemplating In
suring their lives or increasing the amount of
insurance they already have, is called TO the
special advantages offered by the National Life
Insurance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and fun particulars
given ON application TO the Brancn once OF
Agents.
GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY,
JAY COOKE s. co.. New York,
For New York STATE and Northern New Jersey
X, w, CLARK 81 CO., PhiIAdoIphta,
For Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey.
JAY COOKE s. co, Washington, ID. o.,
For Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, District of
Columbia, and West Virginia.
j, A. ELLIS q OO., Chicago, ILL.,,
For Illinois and Wisconsin.
SREPHEN MILLER, 81. Paul,
SSWsrp For Minnesota.
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IM. IS. FoifpT.I% nS ~ s,E1, Suns, NOS. 139 AND 141
ELEqANT FURNITURE PIANO. Nrrppop r,r,,,,
Ere, EMfnuhIoN AND BRUsskIs, CARPEiS, uHINNAE. NE
,,,,, ,.u,o., On Monday Morning.
Hrs street, corner ne V @ts a, No 5 South Twenty
the elIre InInl!ure com prsibg suit OF elegant rose
MOO H0od antique drawing room furniture covered with
seven octave, made by Schumacher q 20, fine Frennh
and hall furniture. China and gasswsre elegant res
WOOD ana walnut chamber fur Initute, maple and osk
beds, bedding, elegant wilton Brussels, and other
SsrpeIs ETC. ETC. Also the kitchen furniture, retr
RerS'or' elc' 91i2t
NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BooK. CASE.
CARPETS, ETC
Sept IS, at 10 o'eoeS az No as North Eleventh
paror dnng.room and chamSeT furnit,r lam snog any
sSGreIaiy; case e'ageIe ornaments, china and
feather beds and bedding, elegant BrasseIs sna
~ WI P''0' Ai'0neh utehslsi ETC. 9u3t
g, SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS.
~ 10, Ut IL O'Clock, noon, at the Exchange will
,PEEN AND MAIDEN sTREETs. S. e. co,ner--
PINE, No 2S5-Modern Residence
BROAD, opposite the Academy OF Music-Tareo
THIRD AND WILLOW, s. E. Corner-valuab,s
ssHXEEKTEMN FL GX2G5tH) no Dwelling.
4VEk RTi H9 6EIk SIskN%SfsFn "a Ri5nI5 IP%Te.g
at Peyonia nesr Cau den. n. j. w
SAAIEsN91My so N1y, No T2I 12523 Brick Dwelling
ONlON. NO 33N-Gentfel Dwelling
GRANERS LANE, Mon tgomery coupty-Vaua.
Bile Lot. '"i"A'
LAUREL, No. 46-Brlclx Dwelling,
OTI f. Lot OF Ground.
PALMYRA, N. J.--2 Brick Dwellings.
IUZtRNE COUHgY-lO Acres, country Place
GKOUND RENT $50 year.
STOCKS.
10 shares West Chester and Media Railroad, pre-
ferTed. F-0
1888 shares Mcmillan Oil Company, Venango county
share Mercantile library Company, ''
shares FRANKLIN Fire Insurance Company
10 shat es Cape May and Mvie Raj road
II sheres Central Tram poriation Company.
II shares Locust Gap Im prove tnent Company.
10 shares Horticultural Hat.
- shares Western National Company
100 shares North American Lie and Accident In
suranCe Company.
$40 coo Steu6enville and Indiana Rarosd frat mort.
gage
q $1,000 HuntlnFdon and Broad Top Mountain Rail-
road and O. al COml any.
shares Academy Music.
100 shares Leh 'gh Zinc Company.
100 shares Cape MAY AZ d MillViile Railroad, T9lti
shares Merchants Hotel.
] share Arch Street Theatre.
Catalogues now ready.
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1t will be seen nom this table that through
out the North vest with the exception OF 1ichi-
gan, the OLD School are much stronger than the
Da1lne's stae emenis before the Albany Assem-
Div The table hardly represents the COngrega-
tiCnal strength fairly, as The figures are year
OLD, while those OF the Presbyterians are just
issued Thus the additions OF last winter are
not reported in their case So those churches
which, like DR.. Holbrook's church of $50 mem
bers. at Homer N. Y, have just perfected their
ORGANIZATION" are not enumerated among the
there.
REFORMED.
The Rev. G D Buck. pastor of the Reformed
Church, PeekeEin, New York, has been invited
10 become pastor of the Reformed Church at
New Haven.
-On Tuesday afternoon, August 25, the cor
ner-etone of the new Reformed Church at Port
Jervis, New York, was laid with appropriate
ceremonies.
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REFORMED.
LUTHERAN.

The Rev, J. T. Wilken, having resigned the
Proiessorshp OF the German Language and
Literature in Pennsylvania College, has accepted
The call 10 take charge OF the German EYangei-
cal Lutheran congregation OF Honesdale, Wayne
comfy, Pa.
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coal.

e MIDDLETON d CO., DEALERS IN
u uARLEIGH IEHI0n and HA0LH YIN YnLIN
GOAL Kept dry yunder cover sreRs1rsefa
Avahue Ofice NO. 5lA WALNUT SbfsSh -
DR. KTNKELIN, AFTER A s hESi = ,S'els
corner Of Third END Union suees' ta nsss ~ b.
moved To south ELEVENTH street. pe'"ee" MAJ
1t shu ~ IN IN the prompt and perfect cure o.
Ali rt cent chronic local ana cohh,itutohAi $50"
~, = ot epcciaI nature, IS prOYerDie Ared dtS-
ID seases OF The skin appearng 10 10 4 - on6 phvscei
w. lFrrss and al nervous debillues w
and successfully treated once hoars H0nA -
10 p, NJ
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PRESBYTERIAN AND COEGREGATIONALIST

The following table gives the relative MEM
bership OF the Old school and New School
Presbyterian and the Conversational denomi-
nations IN the more Northern States. New
ENGLAND is omitted, as there are scarce dozen
Presbyterian churches in those States connected
with these two branches OF the order; ana the
Southern States are emitted, as Pres6yterianism
there is not yet reconstructed, and CongTsPa-
tinnAlism is Y fee bio.
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AUCTION SALES.

M THOMAS SONS, NOS. TAO ANN 11I
NIs g. FOURTH STREET. S' LOU AM III
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

j. K, BARNES, Surgeon. General U. S. A., WASH
iugtOn,
p. j, HoRwITz Chief OF Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery, u. S. N. Washington.
ID. w. BLISS, M. D., Washington.
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BRANOR OFFIOE IN PHILADELPHIA.
In FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
DIRECTORS.

c. ii. CLARK, Philadelphia President,
HENRY D.CoOKE, Washington Vice. President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee,
EMERSON W. PEET, PHILADELPHIA, Secretary
ana ACtuaTy,
f S. TURNER, Washington, Assistant Sec'y.
FRANCIS u, SMITH, NJ. d. Medical Director
j. EWING MEARs, M. D., Assistant Medical
Director,
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NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOK. CASE
CARPETS, ETC

,,p' ,sept' 10 ~ ~ O'clock. at No 445 North Eleventh
hIeL pS chthOEue, the entire walnut and mahoo an
parIor, dlning-room, and chamber furniture superor
secretary, pook case, ea agete Ornaments china and
ornaments, china and q as3warp hair mattre.Sas
feather beds and bedding elegant Braassis snd
other ceJ pets, kitchen utensils eto. suU
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Sale at No. $40 N. Eleventh street.

OatalOL ues ready ut auction store on Friday,
The furniture can be examined after O'Clock on
the morning OF sale. 9lIN
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINes, 200
PIECES FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, ETC, "
On Friday Morning,
September 49, AZ IL O'Clock, four months' credit
about 200 pieces of ingram Venitian list
Sno caTpetipgs 100 pieces oil cloths. ETC. 10 i25t
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.,, -. on AIonday MORNING.

ELl1H1qiAAHT ~ e Ant FuRNTTURE, PIANO. MIRROR FINN,
ETn oN AND BRUsSkLS CARPEiS, Chr iSE Nhs
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DUNTlNG, DURBOROW d CO., AUCTION
ID EERS Nos. 2S2 and 23i NJ Ark Br street, corner
of Bank street. Successors TO John B. Myers & Co.
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1ARGE BANKRUPT SALE OF 5000 PIECES OF
PERFECr WALL PAPER.


Septelob g. AT the auction store No. 1l0 Chesnut
street, will bo sold about 5000 pieces OF wall paper
comprising 3 general asso tment Of blanks SAT ns
etc AsO, borders to correspond
Paper hangers snd oGhers invited to call and ex
anime the samples on Monday, Sept. Ii. = 9I22t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-12
WOULDN'T Gun ON SUNDAY.-On the Po-

WOULDN'T Gun ON SUNDAY.-On the Po-
tomac river once lived worthy preacher. =
Besides being q fisher of men he was fisher
of fish, and, also delighted 10 the pleasures Of
the chase. TO him, ons fns Saturday night,
came another son of Nimrod, Jack Waters
Jack woke up the minister by calling to him
from the outside The parson put his head
out OF the door, and recognized his friend at
once.
"Mr Barker" says Jack, "fne night for
coon limiting. Can you come out and have
a shot 2
A muffled protest 10 feminine voice was
family heard inside the house but the good
minister was too ardent hunter to yield TO
petticoat influence A moment later he ap
two men started off, although the protest was
repeated mora strenuOusy, accompanied by
the apparition at window of head encased
with mufiled night cap.
Spite of the fine night, however, and the
skill Of the two hunters luck was against
them and several hours had passed before
they met with anything worth taking home. -
At last the parson described fine coon In
tree Being a sprightly and an agile parson,
he climbed up after the animal, following 1t
to quite height At length, getting good
chance. he leveed his gun.
why don't you fire ?" hoarsey whispered
Jack, after waiting several minutes, during
which the parSon remained suddenly transtxed
neglccting to pull the trigger
II say, Mr. Waters" he replied, what
time is it =? Remember this is Saturday night"
mo, it isn't" says Jack, looking at his
watch, SITS Sunday morning. just five min
utes past twelve. Oow fire quick, you won't
have such a chance again -
''No, no, no, replies the minister; lit
won't do, Mr. Waters. Too late, now, we
must come another time.
But just give tho coon crack, " urged
jack
Cant do it. said the minister slowly de-
sceuding. "Recollect what the commandment
says: Remember the Sabbath day aud keep
it holy"-'coon or no coon.
So the virtuous Sabbatarians went home.
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INLOCUTION.
NJ Mr IOHN A VEITCH.

ELOCUTION.
u Mr.. JOHN A. VEITCH,
Teacher Of ElocutOn at st. Johns Academy.1
Mr. VEITCH was, for number of years,
professionally connected with the first elocu-
tionsts in our language, and has made the art
a lifelong study. Ladies and gentlemen wish
ing to avail themselves of private tuition will
consult him by letter or in person. The Tues
day class at the Academy meets at o'clock p.
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