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To BE RAIsED-Yance q Armstrong,
boat builders at Madison, have con-
tracted TO raise the j. n. McClilough,
and put her in as good running 'condi.
ton as before she sunk, for $50, 600.
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GET some of Crandalps Building
Blocks at a. w. PAUL. 81 Co.'s-your
children will appreciate them.I
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Tire Sunday School Concert in tue
North Street M. E. Church, will be re-
peated tonight by special request.
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To-Day is the last rule. day previous
to the sitting of the Circuit Court.
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PosT'oFPIoE.-As &c. day is Thanks
giving day, Sunday hours will be kept
at1he post Office.
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THE new aud exciting game of"De-
teclive," Dust ontl Mt A. W. PAUL &
Co.'s. sir sSf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26

THE North Street NJ. E. Sunday
School Concert, highly instructive and
entertaining to both old and young. 9
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For Fine Bibles Hymn and Prayer
Books. for the Holidays, go TO a. W..
PAUL. & Co.'s.
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BEAUTIFUL Gold Pens, Pencils aud
Writing Desks for Christmas, at Pahllis
JOG Main street.
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CTATE OF WEST yIRGINIA, OHIO
1868.
Hampton Zane and Emily A. Zane, his
wife. 9eorSe 4. r. Cockbnrn and Mary Is.
Sockburn, his WIFE, the satd HamPden
Zane in his own right and as trustee for
his vile. EmLy a. Zane, and ABy children
who may survive her. 5t.s
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ABhgE TREAT-TdEse zee A. ". p,n,,
"a Co.'S collection of Fins Goods for the
Holidays.
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Steamer New York for Louisville
and Nashville.
Stockholders Notice.
Rich Black Cloaking Yelyets.
Who was IL. =
Sausage Manufacturers.
Double Hard Rubber TFusses.
Window Glass Warehouse.
Commissioners Sale.
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Go to the National Business Colleg,e
and learn Bookkeeping.
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TouRIsTs' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Boards-Chess and ameseinnumer.
able, at PAUL. d Co.'s. -
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.CHnls1l'As Tables already spread at
A. W. PAUL q Co.'S.
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NEw Scenes and New Songs in the
North Street NJ. E. Sunday School Com
cert tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26

BLOND 4 BAcHMAN, No. 107 Main
street, are now selling their Boots and
Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
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Toxs-Games andiBooks ofan kinds,
for old and young. at A.W. P4un &
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PBEN'A. SALT MANUFACTURING co.

tsM AN n ooD ,n@ANoTHER MN
W MEDICAL 5PAMPHLfsf n nm = e ~, "
pen q DRs CUETIS. The ssEfelIir.sJ N - =
~ Lnis work: = This valuable frestise a.,
snpFH how health & irnnaiEei SL7s.Ill5s
seSIet a5ases Of youth and manhood am
" - ~ y gives clear syfo6s
,elase ana eneets Of nervous debility. sfi ~
a1I. cue itIhereioF. pocket edition an tbs
SeS,,s k ~ :. - orEardsd on receipt a d
ss ~, ~ adufeaz1ng Doctor CURTis ~
% NORTH unaries Street, baltimore, Nd. ~
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gasasaate. %
FlalElIl Insurance Company,
OF WHEELING.


Capital
= . = "a DtreotorS.fA -
6AM,L MCMILLAN. GEoRGE MEEDEIs =,
4. n, LOGAN THoS. +. SHALLCRosS
g. W. FRAHzHEIE, .. V A Co.
Louis @. sTBKL.
This company now having been organized
five years, and in that tlme done a success
fnl business, Is still prepared TO take risks az
fair rates on Buildings OF all kinds, MetcnAn'
disc, ManulactuFing tablishmenta,. fprf
ritiire steam BoatS and cafeOeS ON the Wets-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company OF:
feEs superior Inducements 10 Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings FuIs
nitufe, Barns, and contents for 8or D years al
reduced rates, This being a state com Pany
with the IT, EEEas-A 81
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus OF any company in the
State; and composed Of some ninety four
stoch holders, most OF whom are among DER
best business men, recommends itseiI 10 tce
favorable consideration Of the insuring
public and SOlICiIS their patronage: Appli-
cations for Insurance win be promptly atlell-
ded 70 Ht their ONCE, No. . Monroe EtTeeh OF
at their several agencies throughout the
N''1 N.C.ARTHUR, Secretary.
RAMIL MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
O. N. COEN, Asst Sec,y.
febl9-d&w -
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The White Pine Commend.

''It was early in the spring OF 81 that tt,,
COM pound was origihRtPd. men Der or my
throat attended with a disRgreeabie co1sf1-
had for some months previous thopg1f fhat
tP 5IePS1LAIlon naVlDg IoI It's basis the inside
oaEk OF white pine might be 20 Compounded
as 70 be very useful IN diseases OF me fhroafl
and lungs. 10 test the value Oft in the cSse
OF the medicine that / had been nisnni1,:ys
and gave u In teaspoonful doses, The Fesn1.
d Wv ne J TEitolgy gFsIltying Within two
ed, the cough subsidized md \ srSeetiY M
vas etteS ted. Soon after this, sent some 81 ~
suffering for some weeks from 4 bsd TnS9Ea
occasloned y Enduen cold, and bad Fafst1i
iiisg With blood. She soon found
telei an sent for more. She took alSnnt
zen ounces of II, and got WELL J. ri CiaSII..s
ESqg ed torof; the Manchester Iiaiiv H1IrrISS'
case 81 asvs @a me same preparation In the
Ateiy. HeWas so highly pleaseii7 GIiti1 the -
suiiLs' ana 50 confident of success attandin1 ~
ssheS, II placed before the public. thaf ne
nnally persuaded me TO Give 4 q home onII
emu emu AZ ahEoad 70 6enaflt the kuffsTinS IN
10 Iso2 nIst advertised II Under
years from that time there hssri BEEN IvhogsI
s1led pa MAnehesteI alone one IN nCirsIi SnI-
tnsS where It took the lead OF all the
nainLains that position. There x ssood 80
n X - ~ = yerE soothing and heaIine
Rie4asant wtthal to the taste, and IL eTesa3t
lnS!y cheap. Ir.s,sf : = - AS0S'A-
WIS AZ z p s,enedy for kidney complaints the
" nais "! 91ne compound stands unffYaleli n
$3.50, w. ny osisinaied Tor that purpose, but
S95ea o. me cough but ISIts AZ 1,1,Ss, N
ihSt 80. dq5itlenlty Oft ten yeaIs sianding Sinee
nave - nSs1s /, ~ u dlScoyery many thousands
Ll -1S,s 1een completely cured,H p, -"
istsa sS sslVe vas written by Dr. Poland IN
~; slnce them a. In ManeheS1as+ In
~ nle Olmpound has taken il1e IeeS1 :, nj III
~ -. 1 As Well preparati to-
toHS Ss q n IL Kidney diicnlte In every civ
New, England Stafes- "a Oagnont the
- It e eneet1al. AZ" ~ aseni 70 take
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Go to the North street L. f. sunday
School Concert tonight.
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!. Aingari 3 Bitters.

kforQ 80 Eg14Tf - = = ~ - AZ
Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaint
snd9ll aeranSemsnt Of the .BoEeis !. lT4Ss..,
~ an i1lnpreeede uted sale al over IN
MooAfR INNS s - Z, !. =
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LARGE variety Of New Games al
Paull's.
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FIonrlNo ROosler's at Paull's.
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MFatfaI.
White Pine Cornpolnnd

rs NOW oFFERRD 10 THEAFFLIcT,Ep
throughout the country, after having
the New England States, where ifs merits
have become as well known as the tree nom
which, In part, 1t derives its virtues. =
Tho White Pine Compound C>urea
Gore Throat, Colds, Coughs, DiptherIa- Rroo,,,.
enltH, splitting or Blood, and Pulmonary a Il
Iections enerally. It ls remarkable RE-
medy for Kidney Complaints, DiRbetes DIFF
neplty of VoidIng Urine, Bleeding nom fhe
e kidns1yS 80 and Bladder, GraYels and other
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0he1nteIEiger
new AdveraIsenen1.. b

THURSDAY MURNINs. nov. &c. ,
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onaer the suPefvtdon Of RsS. j. W. po,.n,
uI LOT sale by LAUGHIN. sMITtS = s.-, -
al rs y ~, B5ruEgstHs and also BY aE rs
mans sodeaa,v,:. - 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
. Tne many. thousands cured at this estph
lshment within the last twentyyearS and
the numerous important suFRicaf (jpeFa Hons
performed by DR.. Johnston E1tnassesi m me
LepotteLs OF IRe Stta and many other papers
notceS OF which have appeared aPain and
hBHIn before me public, besides his Stan6Inp
fsIna gentlenan. OF character aud resppeiss
plhty y q humn1ent guaranieeto inc affiiefetI
SKY l pIaEAsEs SPEEDILY CURED.
marlS-1y - = n
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YnmNn Me-

Who have inJu1e1 themselves by q certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone, q habIt Il e
school, Ihe effects OF which are nightly fell,
even when asleep and. " not cured, fenderS
marriage LnPosAlbleI and destroys both mind
Hhat q PLY that a young man, The hoDe Of
his county, the pride OF his paTenIR shouId
ments OF lie by the consE Quencs of CisSia-
ting from the path of natme, anu tndnlRinz
IN certain secrst habit. such persons mus,
before confemplafIuR - = : = :
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reflect that sound mind and body areths
most necessary requisites to promote connTl.
bal happiness. Indeed, without these the
Journey through life becomes Weafy MI.
grimaes the prospect hourly dafkens To Inc
view the mind becomes aliadowed with de-
SPAR and nued with the melancholy reiiec
ton thai The happiness OF another Become
blfPlted with cJflr own .-il- -
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THF "zosisoPeT, Al 100 Main stlsos.
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Member OF the Royal Colegeof Surgeons
London, Graduate OF one Of the most emil
nent COLLEGES IN the United States, and the
Int hospitals Of London, Paris, khiladelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some or the most
many troubled with ringing IN the head ana
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at udden sounds, bARhfulneSs with
frequent bluantng, attended sometimes with
derangement OF mind, were cured tmme.
dlately, --
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once No. , SCUM FredsrIeIk s,r.s,
Lett hand side going nom BaItimore stree, a
lew doors nom the corner, Fail NOT 10 az
serve then and number.
10 letters received unless post pRIda M.
Persons writing should state ACE and Sfl,;yd
portion OF adYert1senaht describing symp-
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'uonRl Bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-26
DISEASES OF IAIPRUDENCE.

It isa MELANCHOLY FACT that thou-
sands Iau Victims 70 this terrible disease. oTg
ing 70 the unsktl lfulneBs of iRnolant pfe-
Ienue5s, who hfy the use Of that DEADLY
M " ~ 9kY, ruin the constitution
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Trustees Sale.

sr,,,r,,, ILLVaAsn y bIhEINIl3, CIefk.
hON2l-laMlM.. - IL. .. :. -.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-20
a Bank For Losings.
BY REV. 7. L CCGLER-

On the chief thoroughfare Of this
CITY ! often pass stately Savings
Bank built of reestone; and | see
groups Of working people going il to
deposit their hard-earned m Cney.-
Some are nee hauics some are irish
domestics. and some are poor widows
laying bv few dollars for their faith
erless chndren. ~ ~
But, on the same street. the Ten pt
er has established more than one Bank
for Losings. In some rarts OF thec CITY
there Is one on nearly every corner.
In almost every rural hamlet, Ttoo,
there j. d similar Institution. New
York City contains 6,e6Q Of them
In each Of these banks Is counter
on when old men and young, ana oven
some wretchcd women, lay dow nj heir
deposits in either Ia per orcoin. EIhe
only interest that r paid on the de-
posFas y n -redness Of. ewes. ana foul
ness Of breath and rernorse Of con
science, with team Of other ills as
wide as space aud long as tame. Ev-
cry one who makes depostt gains &
loss. One man goes iuto the Bank
with full pocket. and comes Ot,t emP-
T.. Another goes in with a good
character. and comes ont With the
word drunk written Oh his bloated
countenance. / have even seen a me
chanlc enter, in bran-new coat, and
come away again looiling rs If the
mice had been nibbling at his elbows
have known a Young clerk TO leave
his situation behmd him u one Of
tie Devils banks Of losings- Several
prosperous tradcsmeu have lost all
their business there. Church mem
hers have been known TO reel out from
these seductive haunts. trying tc walk
straight, but bqcEslding at everv step.
" hat Is worst Of all. thousands of peo-
PIE 90 in there and lose their immor-
tai souls.
Ii the cashiers Of these institutions
were honest. they wood post on the
door some such noticeas this..
. Bank for Losings Open ut all
hours. Nothing taken in but good
money Nothing paid cat but sin,
disease, disgrace, degradation and
death An extra dividend Of drlirium
tremeus VIII be paid to old depositors.
A free pass to Perditjon given To
those who paw we'll at the counter
Also tickets TO Greenwood and othc T
cemeteries. eutitIe the holder 10 a
irunkard's grave All the children
Of depositors sent. without charge, to
the Orphan Asylum or the Aims
House.
Young men beware Of the banks
for losings Some bait their deuosIt-
ors with caannaignc. some with tenn
pcrance % drinks, some with ale or
B urbon some with pack Of cards,
and others with billiard table. II
you wish TO keep character, keep
out
oung ladies, never touch the hand
that touches the wine-elass ! Never
wear the name Of a man who = en-
rolled on the deposit-list Of tie Devil 5
Bank. Never lean on the arm that
leans on the bar-room counter. 1t
VIII he a rotten support
The best savings bank Cor young
man money Is total abstinence
pled-r. The best savings bank ton
his time is honest industry and a good
book Tha best savings bank for Lis
affections IS 4 true womaus heart
The best savings bank for his soul is
pure life and fajth ia true religion.
But if you do not wants your green
backs turned into black ewes and roc
noses. If Won d. not want vour peck
ets emntirl. and your character worm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-20

after graduating are equally good as in the great
coEaEsrcia centers Of til contSv We think present.
slaeieut Inducements 10 satisfy any young nan n
oman that t J. 70 their Interests p4tronizr Home
Ii.sflfattoHS The great system Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-20

VII be made 20 uts also 90 Ladies and Disabled
soldiers Scholarships good ,hrous hout the Union
ot colleges h wuich this belongs EoEn- men freHa
fe same pls or township. can secure The Deduction
- tL@es oE pa chasing their SCHOLARSHIP the
Time They can then enter the College whenever II
suits their convenience.
For further Information ard partieu' a-s address
toM'i COLLEGE. Freeport III
Or, A. POWELL, Agent. Mineral Psia.. Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-20
LOW PRICES for CASH.
N o EF Ats E4IFE ELE
AND TEGNEE EIlIEEs.

AND TEGNEE EIITEEs.
The Most Successful M2dic=as.
in the World.
Established III 1855 l. one g.
our most Eminent Physicians
and now used i!Taurlo1t E8rtI
and South America. with saore
pleasing results than an 5s:c-
Medicine in eases Of diseased
Liver, Blood or SAin. IndiztS-
ton. GOStiyeness. Bilious Com
plants. Rheumatism and Fever
aud Ague.
Thousands Of certificates are
IN our possession. giving detail
ed accounts Of perfect CURES
effected by these Invaluable
Medicines. They regulate the
System and put all the func-
lions of the body in healthy
condition.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-20

\ CONCERN, near Philadelphia.
makes business Of buving dead horses
for their hides But recent discover
Is show saar the meat 6 the ANNA.
Itself. j 4tF 3s.,s. ..-rf FL p...e-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-20
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING.

j. ia y carried out In the CoLLKGK Rssk NERca.H7.
tA-FcRIi NJ, and various ether Offices The new and
rle iEH rooms aLl expressly for this roIle-- have
been btea up Riih he latest and bes Improvement
t.r PeIte 'iu kHo77ie e q AcTUSL BUSINESS OPS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-20
JOHN c. BAKER & cos
.ClTRAIE MAGNEELk

As mild laxative IN cases or Constipation,
tain for Sick Headache and for that inactivity ~
the Liver which Is the precursor C acute disease
nothing Is equal to CELEBRATED FFFEHVES-
cling ITRATE F NAGNESIA Fer giving fresh
ness TO a sy tenn jaded by imprudeuce by toll IL
proves itself Panacea- It i sparkling and coloress
infinitely more valuable than Congress Water for
any purpose ever, while its freshresS is guaran-
teed TO be permanent. The trade supplied from Lhca
60 by all no iesale Druggists.
JOHN c. BAKER L CO.,
Proprietors.
us " ARkET STEEEr. raILA gELPHLA.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-20

Call and examine their immense
stock before You purchase. r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-20

CoAD's Block,
High St. Mineral Point. ,a
Have one OF the best and largest
assortment OF Boots and Shoes ever
offered in this market, which they
will sell very cheap for cash.
They feel justified in saying that
they viii sell a better article for the
same money than any other House
i'll iowa County. They keep very.
large assortment Of Home Manufac-
tHrcd, Handmade and Warranted
Boots and Shoes, which they will
sell from 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper
than any other Shop this side of
Chicago. and having greatly in
creased their Facilities for their bus
mess. they are prepared to supply
all demands. They keep, also,
fall assortment OF the very best
Eastern work which they offer very
low. You viii find at their Store,
the choicest quality Of. Glove Kid
and Goat BaImorals; Also, Calf,
Pebble, and Grain Shoes Of all
kinds; In fact, everything in their
Line Of Trade
Call and examine their immense
stock before You purchase.
Their mottos are, "Cheap for
Cash, and "One Price Only"
-. p. S EN- embe +. their
own work is HANDMADE and
all Warranted to give ENTIRE
SATISFACTION. n43
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-20
WHERE CAN THIS BE BEST
OH AINED2

Some link they must go TO Chicago or further East
when The truth l. tn enjoy the same advantages
nttFes ae where the expenses Cf board stationary
travelling, &c arc very much l. s.. Young and mid
1le-ased men = limited means, VITO wish become
practically educated can save one-'hird In their ex
psuses dny OtHe similar 1sfitufion in the larger
cities and when thy take into c0usideratIouihe ex
c~ient facilities offered here for becouirg good
Book Keeper, Eeuulau a-i Telecrauhjc Operator and
We .AcL that lie ChaEc-s f.r .ltaiuinr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-20

Their mottos are, "Cheap for
Cash, and "One Price Only"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-20

The time has come when all concede the advantages
OF a Business Education. Men Of all professions
trades, and occupations, admit its importance as is
shown ny the large and liberal patronage extended to
Commercial institutions throughout the country The
LIZ. -l.sLi..r
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11

in our Southern scaports to take in
the unwary. The immigrant ought
to take all these facts into considvr:,-
ton. If he is bound for the West, !.
heavy initiation fec must be paid in
New York to all kinds of swindlcrs.
fever and aguc come next, and when
he is at last located the distance from
a market, Oh account Of the absence of
Railroads, make the products Of his Ia
bOr almost valuclcss.
You arc at liberty to use this COM
munication, which | have written, as
q conscientious and honorable man, in
the way which you may deem best
calculated to promote the interests Of
my countrymcn in the old and my f&l-
low-citiZcns in the new home. May
God bless your efforts!
Most respectfully yours,
CARL WEBER,
Pastor Of the German Evangelical
Lutheran Church, here.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11

weeks Of six working days and ono
day OF holy rest. They unfit tbc
young for lifc's active duties and they
provca Syrcn song to the aged. keep
ing them from attending to the thinas
that concern their latter end.
The invctcratc novclrcadcr is like
the opium catcr-thc one uses the
drug, the other the fction-tLc ono
dreams asleep, the other awa!<r-bu,
both arc alike in this, they become ot
last utterly useless and hcartlcss and
both go down to the grave with ruin
ed minds, the burthcn of neglected
duties, without real rcpcntancc, with
out soul-sav-ing faith. And then =
And then?
My young friends, shut up your
novels. My aged friends, read the Bi-
blc.-Lutheran and Visitor.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11

greeting. Long before the crowd
were ready, VIC were Off for the good
quarters prepared for us by the same
kind lanaiiy, who welcomed us to their
home and hearts as on our memorable
former visit to their delightful village.
Our hostess, the kind Mrs. b.. was
an invalid on our arrival, and we did
not sec her until just before we were
ready TO set out homcward. She was
then 80 far convalc>ccnt as TO leave her
chamber, and greeted us in the same
wafn-hcartcd manner that she had
first welcomed us years before. The
"iactotum" Of the establishment in
the servant line, and, by the way,
PRESIDENT of the colorcd Democratic
Club, ut sr:tsonablc hour conducted us
TO the ministers room," as he termed
H. ana VIC were soon Off for the land
OF drcams-but though SO often we
start i'll this direction, we seldom rct
there, as it is a part of our creed TO
have no time to dream, and to devote
al inc time we can to real. good old
fashioned, sound sleep. SO now as
we are to you, for the present. asleep.
we VIII await our waking hours ere
we add what we may yet have to say
Of Wa!halla and the jubilee.
RAMBLER.