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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment OF oil diseases In.
cident 10 the female system. An experience oil
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WHY SUFFER- FROM SORES?

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General .aduerttsense,,ts.

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WEEKS q POTTER No. 10 Washington street.
Boston, Mass. For sale by all druggists,
boston, Aug 26, 1867. spiyu
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General Advertisements.
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Special n Offices.
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OUR RELIGIOUS COLUMN
When Diving he'd mc nenr.

"Let me hear when | am on my death bed
that Christdied in the stead Of sinners, Of whom
am chief; that He was forsaben by God during
those fearful agonies, because lie had taken my
place; that on His cross paid the penalty of my
lilt Let me hear, too, that His blood
eleanseth from all sin, and that may nov ap.
pear before the bar of God, not MS pardoned only,
but as innocent. Let me realize the great mystery
OF the reciprocal substitution of Christ and the
believer, or rather their perfect unity, He in
them, they in Him, which He has expressly
taught and let me believe that as was in effect
ctuclhed ou Calvary, He will in effect stand
before the throne in my person; HIS the penalty,
mine the sin; His the shame, mine the glory;
His the thorOs, mine the crown; Hlo the merits,
mine the reward. Verify Thou shalt answer
for me, o Lord my Redeemer. Iu Thee have
trusted; LEI me never be coufounded." (Dr.
JeuLe The late Bishop of Peterborough.
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TleBe portS nave foreign OF
and enormous domestic trade besides which we
have the immense Internal commerce of the Empire,
Iadiang from these points, through Its canals and
navigable rivers
The cable being laid this company propose erecting
land lines and establishing speedy and trustworthy
means of communication, which must command
there as everywhere else, the communications OF The
Government of business, and of social lfe especially
In China. She has postal system and her only
means now of communicating Information is by
courier on land. and by steamers water,
The WesternWoTld knows that China ia a very
large country in the main densely peOpled; bat few
yet realize that she contains than third of the
hum an race The latest returns made to her central
authorities for taxing purposes by the local magis.
trates. make her population -Four Hundred and -four
teen MiUionS and this is more likely TO be under than
over the actual aggregate Nearly all OF these who
are over len years old not only can but do read and
write Her civilization Is peculiar, but her literature
is as extensive that of Europe. China is land of
Il eacheIs and raders ana the latter exceediugy
quick to avail Il emseves of every profered facility
for procuring early Information. 1t Is observed la
telegraph though 1t there transmits messages in En-
gIish alone To-day great numbers OF fleet STEAMERS
are owned by Chinese merchants, and used by them
exclusively for the transmission of early intelligence
If the telegraph propose, connecting all their great
seaports, were in existence 1t is believed that
its business would pay Its cost within the first two
years of its successful operation and would steadily
increase thereafter.
No enterprise commends Itself as In greater de
gree remunerRtve to capitalists and TO our whole
people. 1t is of vast national importance CONNER
cialy, politically, and evangelicalIy.
Shares of this compeEy 10 limited number, may
be obtained at $50 each. $40 payable down. SIS the
ments OF $3.50 each, commencing December l, 1868
on application TO
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NTARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIoNEEBs

NTARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERs
4Nl lIstely ssIesnIcn for nj. Themas d. sona
No 629 CHESNUT st.. rear entrance nom Mipo,
Sale at No. 2l2t 81 ring Garden street
ELFGAN Mt WALNUT ORA WING-ROOM ANN
CHAMBER FUkNlTURG, ROSEWOOD pr a NJ
FORTE, ,.; H,AHSDsoME al ENGLISH BRUsSEIS
ON Tuesday Morning.
29th inet ct 10 O'clock at No 2l24 Spring 0arda,.
street, by catalogue, the entire furnitu e. inclnnio
elegant wslnLL and plush drawing -ioom suit hsnS
come suits walnut chamber furniJure; oak cbamhaa-
set suits fine cotsge fprniture fine toned rosewnnd
pianotorIe nearly new; handsome Eugiish BfnsseSs
Imperial and Ingram carpets; hne spring matt
blankets china, Kitchen utensils, etc.
May be seen early on morning OF sale.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE
Imme diately previous to the SAFE of furniture viii
be SoId lhe banU some modern threestory Brick Ra
sidence with three.story double Back Buildings aud
side yard, and lot OF ground situate the sOun sds
OF Spring Garden street, No. 2l24 containing 10 front
25 feet and In depth lis eet The house is built in
all the modern conveniences-gas. bath ranes
water-closets. etc. May be seen at any time, 9235i
SPECIAL SALE OF s STATIONERY, FANCY
GOODS, ETC,
On Thursday Afternoon,
catalogue quantity Of stationery, fancy goods ec
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
Also, an invoke OF photograph albums, Of va'ioua
siZss. [9255k
Sale No. 500 CD esnut street.
LARGE SALE OF FIN N OIL PAlNTINas.
On Friday Evening.
October at ~ O'Clock. st the auction rooms (se-
cond story sRlesroom) by catalogue, collection OF
fine oil paintings, ally framed Op0n for ex hibtion
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On Monday Morning,

Sale at No. s26 North Twentieth street ~
HOUSEHOLD FUENITURE. CARPETS, ROSE.
WOOD PIANO-FoRTE BY SCHUMACHER C
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oe,. t., On Monday Morning
zoLn IDS ant. at 10 o'clock, at NO a9I North u,.,.
sIett by oroer of administrator will be so,a
S'VIa 80 hLu Tools OF the lste Anthony Honglev. 'nO
1N.sO Jehny bindWagon and single Harness 10 sy ..
'9 pe eAtmlned ON The morning Of sale al S nIcInck
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DREXEL & CO.,

No. 81 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia,
To dlay authorized Banks ana Bankers throughout
Pennsylvania and at the
OFFICE OF TIE COMPANY,
NOS. 23 and 25 NASSAU STREET,
S20 NEW YORK,
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HOOP SKIRTS.
G02 HOOP SKIRTS, 800
NEW FALL STYLES.

NEW FALL STYLES.
La PAEIER, and sll other desirable styles and
dies OF our
CELEBRATED CHAMPION SKIRTS,
for ladies, isses and children, conetauty ON hauL
81 b sdeto CrCeF Largest assertion 10 tire CITY
ana specially Hospted for first class trade
CORsEIsl CORSETSl CORSETSt
Retailing at very low prices Our assortment is
complete embracing IhompsOn's GIOve Fitting, in
all grades, from S2 10 u $3.50; Heckels IerloI
French Woven Corsets, from SNiO TO $3.50; supe
lior haleb Jne hand made Corsets, from 81 cen
81 30 In HbielCs and circular gore; MaiaLre Foy's
Corset skirt supporters, pt $500
Also, his. Oody 's Patent SelfAdjusting ADdomis
mai CoTsels; which every lEdy shoaId examine.
Corset CiEpps q cents palr.
Wholesale ana Retail ManufRcsOHy end SaesFOom,
Sssm WM. t. HOPKINS.
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AUCTION SALES.

y ID. MCCLFEs d co. AUCTIJ EEERs
" NO. 5Os MAI K11F STREE. IV
SALE OF 1900 CASES BOO S. SHOES, BRoaANs,
I1D
On Monday morning,
September 28, commencing at 10 O'Clock we will
sch by catalogue, for cash, 1900 cases Mems, Boys,
aud Youths Boots, Shoes, Brogans Balmoras, etc.
Also, a desirRbe assoTtme ent of WOmen's, Misses',
and Children's cly'n ade goods. 92tst
LARGE FALL SALE OF lGCO GASES BOOTS,
EkOht, BRC Cams, ETO.
On Thursday morulngi.
bV GAIA o, ue TO cssh prime ann deslr able ass nj
n5est OF Men's Roys, anC Houbs' Bjots, Shoes, Bro
Aiio aIge line, OF Ladies, Misses, and Candrens
wear, lb 20 10
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Sale no. b29 o. esnnt street.
Sale at the Auction Rooms,
EXTRA FINETRlPLE SILVER PLATED WARE

OH
october g. at IL O'Clock. at the auction rooms, by
catalogue very desirable assortment of flee rinie
slVeTplated ware. including sets. coffee and tea
uTns, epeTgnes water pitchers tea trays salveri
dinner and breakfast castOTs, tureenS, Vegptanie
dishes table dessert and tea spoons and forks ivory
hkndle knives; fine table cutlery in cases; te and
callbelis, egg boilers toast racks. cake bask cts
berry dlshe' ETC. '
in this ely, and all OF the patterns and
Iatest d siRnR.
May be seen early on the morning of SALE [s25rt
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According 10 the minutes OF the Burmese
Baptist Convection, for 1868, there are now in
that heather land 287 chuTcles, 63 ordained and
800 licensed native preachers, 1898 commun-
cants, and 40l5 pupils IN school. These 6Rures
10 not show ali the results OF mssionary labor
As an eyideuce OF the quiet inaueuce at work in
families, "a missionary writes that returning
home RON his lahors in the afternoon, q little
disoirited or 'Oue," he saw a little boy aud
girl. abour three or four wears of ace, 10 Vhem
their mo her mad just given d piece Of meat and
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M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. 1so AVN ~
AN1s S. boURTH sTREHT 40" ANO i4i
r,o. Admlnistretoi's Sale
NOFIhhS NIL THIS STOCK AND r. .nTS

Co.p,,,,A Administretor's Sale.
COtPERSM Nil I'll \ STOCK AND IT, orS
os,b tr...., On Monday Morning.
By as Of GfSf a. SD 1S @ North S
'UIS n hLo 10 Tools OF The lste Anthony Hongler 'nS
h'S oe oee&tmned on The morning OF sale at 0 'clock
ELEGANT FURNITURE PIANO, MIRROR. FINE
CARPETS, ETC AN"
teen i1tsa 2s at 10 O'Clock, No 12s North Tbr
PIis1ng hsn9some walnut drawiGe-room fnrni9np M
hail and bn Sbg' green plush; supelior walnut Iiorsry
tqae tae hns nsds chin" I'M glass oval pier Tose@ood
cbine yes.a Se an oy Gale Co.; handsome bookcases
Hehss refef@sdTS if mstJeSses hshcase clock kitchen
The iurliture was made TO order by vollmsr. 20"
Executors' ssle-No 7lI Spruce street--E,tate os
SUPERIOR J1heph q eI r &, Lapsley, deceased VI
MIRRORS, BRIss sEis CARPETs, Ere. flHH
Sept @ at 10 0h ocDeS issdsy s Mo- SMoFHng 7t gnrco
% Oi eS eculors The entire furnInre n
gispTTe niar iwo fine French plate mante
stair carpe ha sInsses carpets psro entry and
and plated duTe, VAIL superior wardrobe china glass
0her carpets oil cloth, kitchen inrniture
'eHiEerS'ort ETC. to2Sat
- az OF F RGAL diadk nsTATE STA STOCKS ETC.
9REbM sS Street No. Modern Resd nce Is ,ao,
XSbI&SE., No. iSs7o&odern Residence.
aenaa aeunHaaahTEkNTH, No. CSC (Norlb)- Modern Resi-.
danCa EORIY IY'sEcoND tsouth) No. 227-NIodern Res,.
Stand, N' '""'"io ouslnesa
FIFTH tNorth). Noe 1917 and lol9-Carriaee Fac
LOMBARD. No 23ll-Modern Dwelling.
eEKANKFORD ROAD, Nos. 2l25, 22S and o9oo
CAEPENI Ek. No. 8l5-Frame Dwelling
lEiB NOS 1920 l722 l7e4, and l74G, l72S i7s0-Rr,c
= oLMEkALD. AND YORK. N. e. cOrner-1,o, m,
BRoWNN L ofANTHRAC1 1rE-Frama p,vo,,,--
ASHBURTON. No. 2SU6-Brck DWELLING "sS.
HARE, Nos 240 l. 2406, and 2iI2- Brick DwaIIin...
AhS"ooD, west or TWenly-second street-Isot
HUNTINGDON ANb sEPvivA-Lo.
SIS shares National Bank OF tue Repubic
So shares " estern National BanK.
6shafes Academy OF Music.
snare Academy of Music, preferred,
6shares North Pennsy lvania Railroad
shares Mirehill and Schuylkill Haven RafIro..
5shares Lehigh Coal and N. X X, Loan 0"u
IL shares Philadelphia ana Reading,
4sharee horticultural Hall.
share Arch Street Theatre,
share Point Breeze Park.
$4,000 SIT ubeuvile and Indiana per cent.
5000 Lehigh Navigation Railroad Loan,
share Philadelphia Library.
1888 shares MCM tllan OH Company.
Ito shares CenIra Transportation Company
l20 ehares Cape May anu Millvllle Railroad
1000 shares West Bangor Slate Mining COMPANY
100 hares Pacific and Alta ntic Telegraph,
SO sbaIe Ies Delaware Division Canal.
80 shares Shamokin Coal &c.
Catalogues now ready. [O25st
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THOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONERRs
i AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. IiIe
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r IPPINCOTT, SON & co. AUCTI0NEERs,
j. AsuLIU RsT BUILDING NO S4O MARKET
stIeet.
IAToF POsITIVE SALE OF
sso LOTS AMIR4CAN AND 1MpoRrED DRY
Gp0nS A-iTLTRERY GOODS, h OSlERY GOODS,
PATJS II MY GOODS, No ions ETC
By Cataloeue, on f ur Mott the' Credit.
- On WEDNESDAY n lning,
sept. 30, comm encirg " 10 o'cl9cS comprising
wsi worthy the special attention Of buyers, " ga
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THOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONERRs
CHESNuT Street; entrance No. ll07 SAMSON a.
Sale at No. s26 North Twentieth street. -
HOUSEHOLD FUE NITURE CARPETS ROSE
WOOD PIANOFoRTE, BY sCHOMACKER q
On Monday Morning,
Sept. 28, at 10 o'clock at No. s26 North Twentieth
street. will be sold the Furniture OF family declining
Housekeeping, com prising Brussels iDgratn, and We.
netian carpets: walnut paflor iurnture with
hair cloh walnut chamber furniture oak sideboard,
marble top; oak extension dining table, oak cane--eat
chairs; assortment Of kitchen furniture etc l9A52
Sale at No. 400 g. Eighteenth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.
On Tuesday Morning,
sweet will be sold the furniture OF family declining
hOusek eeplng, comprsinR-Brussels and Ingrafn
Carpets. Wairut Chamber and Parlor Furniture,
Beds and Bedding, Dining-room Furniture, China,
Glassware etc.
Sale at Horticultural Hall.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHOICh AND RARE
HOT AND GREEE-BOUSE PLANTS.
On Tuesday Morning,
September 20, AZ 10 O'clock at Hortioultural Han,
Broad street. below Locust street, WIZ oe sold, large
sad valuable collection OF Hot and Green. house
Plants, comprising ,D,,,,,
Orcllosceous Plants, Phlaoehur9n Pertuosum,
A2alas iiakesuonlhs
Camelias, kaph as
POnlegT Tanates, Ebododendr0ns
Vuripg ted Pine Apples, Baoanas
Ficus Elasttcus, Iesludlnarla Elepantips,
DTacoina Brnzelences, Oyprepedum, Varieqes.
Tuf ether with lslge miscc llanesus collection,
thai have been selected with great care.
The collection VIII be open for examination the DAY
previous 10 sale. y 70 ~
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AUCTION SALES.

RUNTlNG, DURBOROW d CO.. AUCTION.
= Etks, NOS. 2s2 and 23I MARK lsT strret ooroa,
" bAnk street, Successors 20 John 3. M efs & Co
LARGE SALE OF FRENCH AND OTHER EuRo
PEAN DRY IODS ETC, NV
sente,,,..o On Monday Morning, lSg2st
'oPemoer2s 2s, at 10 o'clock ON four months; credit
AA'"n SALE aIIiE OF 900 GASES BOOTS, suoEs
Inc " EELLI No BAGS. ETU
Co.. a. -. On Tuesday morninC
sept 20, at 10 o'clock, on mon hS'S Sc,raa roo,s,
A1Af'Sh sLE0F BRITISH, FRENCH GERMAN
AND DOh E5TIC DRY GOODS
n. -. On Thursday y Ornipp,
oct' l. at 10 O'Clock, os fouf months credit. oDn
"a RTSIE TfsSE SALE OF CARPETrNGs, IN1LuD1No
iIa 81 5I iItNGL SH TAPESTRY BRUSSEIS Also
" NAi1Shs fLOOR OH CLOTHS, ETC.
October @ n, on on Friday Morning,
ahont SSn q, ~ II O'Clock, monihs' credit
iaee V peces OF ingraiO, Venetian lls5, hemo COT
cloths etc rag carpetng5, 100 pieces OF oil
y2s6t
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

a SCARED PAssENGER-The follow
ing amusing incident lately occurred on
a boat as she was passing through Lake
Pepin: The wind was blowing hard,
causing a rough sea, and MS is usual in
such cases, many of the passengers be-
came alarmed, thinking the boat would
notweathers the Storm. Among those
too much frightened to know just what
they were doing, was a man who hastily
arose, put on his hat, vest and coat and
sough: the captain and said: "Look
here, Captain, you must stop this boat"
repeatingit several times. The captain
tried to pacig the alarmed passenger, but
to no purpose, he would Lave the boat
stopped or jump overheard. Finally the
captain said: ''Before you jump over you
had better get your pants on" The poor
fellow at once ycomprehended bis condi-
ten. Words we're inadequate to TO JUS
tice to the occasion, and with look Of.
despair exclaimed, "My God." and slid
for his stareroom, and was not seen again
until he reached his destination.
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court, in Probate. In the
mat er OF the estate of Ellen Mckenzie. de-
ceased,
ON READING and filing the petition of
OMilton Webster. administrator of the es-
tate of Ellen Mckenzie, deceased, setting
forth the amount of personal estate that has
come to his hands, and the disposition there
of The amount of debts outstanding against
SAID deceased. and description of all the real
estate of which said deceased died scizt a,
and the condition and value of the respective
portions thereof and praying that license
be 10 HIM granted to sell the whole of said
real estate; and it appearing by said petition,
that there is not sufficient personal estate in
the hands of said administrator, TO pay said
debts. and that it is necessary, in Oider TO
pay the same, to sell the whole or a part of
said rsal estate. 1t is therefore ordered that
all persons interested in said estate appear
before the Judge OF this Court, on Monday,
the Odd day OF June. 1865 at 10 o'clock a.
NJ, at his Office in the City of Prescott, then
and there 10 show cause il any there shall be.
why license should no: be granted TO said
administrator to sell said real estate accord
ing TO the prayer of said petition. And it is
further ordered, that a copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks
prior TO said day OF hearing. in the Prescott
Journal, weekly newspaper published at
Prescott, in said County.
Oh WIN. HowEs, County Judge.
Dated May IL, 1865. 3-4w
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Probate Sale.

Pierce County Court, in Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Aioise Moser, de-
ceased,
ON READING and filing the petition of
" Eleazer Holt administrator of the estate
of Aloise Moser. deceased. setting forth the
amount of personal estate that has come TO
his hands, and the disposition thereof; the
amount of debts outstanding against said de-
ceased. and disposition of all the real estate
OF which said deceased died, seized and the
condition and value of the respective portions
thereof ; and praying that license be to him
granted to sell as much of the real estate as
shall be necessary to pay said debts; and it
appearin g by said petition, that there is not
sufficient personal estate IN the hands of said
administrator. to pay said debts, and that it
is necessary. in order to pay the same, to sell
part of said real estate 1t is therefore or
6ered that all persons interested i'm said es-
tate appear before the Judge of this Court. ON
Monday, the 18th day of July, 1868. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at his Office in the City of
Prescott, then and there TO show cause, if any
there shall be. why license should not be
granted to said administrator to sell real es-
tate according to the prayer of said petition.
Andsit is further ordered, that a copy of this
order shall be published for four successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the
Prescott Journal. a weekly newspaper pub
lished at Prescott, in said county. 81 bslssas
VIM. HowEs, County Judge.
Dated June 1st, 1858. 6-w4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
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- -c.IzSf#7ss HRGUmEkT.--A Sprig'
Of tho sS lliarIe bis maiden Speech be-
fore the ci,euit court Of 1rempealeau
county lhe. other day Being bis first
grand effort, be was DESTROYS of showing
his learning" tothe best possible advan-
tage. Ard be succeeded. The case
under consijsratiou was that Of horse poi
soning. In summing up the case for his
client he "wept down into books" and as
tonished the jury by saying that the
horse alleged 10 have been poisoned, died
natural and constitutional death. for,
said he: when man or, an animal
dies from the effects of poison he writhes.
and jerks aud wiggles-but. ge,tlemen
of the jury, the evidence in this case
shows clearly, that when this horse died
he quietly wrapped the drapery Of has
couch about ham and laid down TO pleas
are and sleep" That was a clincher =
the prisonerwas discbarged.--Ld Crosse
Republican.