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ADJUSTMENTS.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

limited STATES DISTRICT COURT
- Louihiana-ln bankruptcyNo. 290-In the matter Of
JnO. Austin, bankruptThe heirs OF Christopher Adams
ST. sre hereby notified appear before tins Court
18th June, 1873 at ii A. and show any they have
why the property described in the ssgness petition sho aid
not be s7ld as prayed Ton. By order Of Court.
je24 2 n X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
IN BAe kRUPTDH - ESTATE OF JACOB
Semue-united States Marshas Office District Of Lous
New Orleans June 5th S This to give notice that
on The Attn day OF jane 1865 Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued az inst the Of Jacob Samuel New
leans IN the parish Of orleans and State of louisiana who
was sdndgeo bankrupt on his petition; that the pay
men Of any debts and delivery any properly belonging
such bankrupt to him for his use the Of
property by him. forbidden by that meeting Of the
creditors OF the said bankrupt prove their debts and
choose enc assgnees Of his estate wi be held
court Of bankruptcy be holden at ths Custom House
Building, In the Of New Orleans Louisiana nefrs
g. Pitkn Register the 24th day of june 1868 10
oclOck A NJ.
No. e5l r. J. HEBRON
L. s. Marshal District If Louisiana
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ITNITtD sTsTr- nI-rRICr CouRr-

- District Of ousisnaGA tee matter OF rhJs hi-lts
20 snkrupts. In Bankruptcy. No "a Whereas Thomts
Shields Individually auG member Of the firm Tn s
ii shields Co, 81 New Orleans, and Dis riot Aforesaid
Guy DECLARED bankrupt the Act Of Congress March
"a, leo has hir day ed In said court petition praying
To- aud crthcatr thereof from all his debts
other claims prOvsble under ssd act;
Eo is therefore given to all eeitors who have proved
tnelr debts arr 70 A. other perh0ns in interest, that Sd
day of July 1858 NJ ii A assigned FOR the hearing
The same ana tkvt they then and theie and show
cause any they have Why the prayer the petition
should not BE- gram ed.
ClsIks flee New Orleans, June Is 1863
lelb 70 70 K. LOEW, Deputy Clerk,
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THY TT TEST 1T THOROUGHLY!

TRH TT TEST 1T THEORETICALLY!
IL viii cost nothing 10 do By making application
to the UNDERSIGNED Vaccine will be to your redence
and you will be shown how t. IT, and Length
Of tine given to test the Machine TO decide its merits
The Magnolia Washing Machine
wiz do washing with half the labor soap and
water than you usually USE will the OF tie
Machine IN the OF clothes and in fuel in less
makes sOp does with the necessity
ing steaming tub and prevents the washer from
hsng the team Of hlty soap also from getting
and will in many he the of preventing sick
ness and saving DOCTORS kfil
An ingenious COG-WHEEL WkINGER Is affixed to
the Machine, and Is made Of lnois Rubber Cylinders ano
grings the clothes almost ready 70 ironing
Il seful Simple Cheapl Subtraction Guaranteed
or DO Sale Use the
Magnolia Washer,
the wOmsns Health both Labor and
Money. L. A GAILLARD,
NJ. los Poytlras street
Owner Of the Patent Right Louisiars
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

PAaTN ERs 1Iss--DissOLUTION
HAVING THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY INTEREST
II N the hrm of BENNkTF * LURGE- to my Partner
FRANCIS LII hGkS who has assumed al the liabilities OF
The hIm hereby mend him the patronage my
friends and the public B. r. K BEnNETf
new Orleans. June Is, ls68.
COPA RTNEVsHtP.- UNDERMINED have this
dav formed copartnership under the style Of
" Kris X d. ELL for the rupOss of cons nung IN
this city the business heretofore conducted by james
uoiy co. h. AR Is,
II. kIDWELL
New Orleans, IS Poydras street. June LIST, 1868
referring Ia the above cheerfnly the ne
hrm successor, the patronage OF the od house
JAMES CONNOLLY
JOHN FOX.
Few Orleans June LIST 1863
NoTICE-MR B. D. WOOD HAS AN ISTE REsT IN
~ the business Of he Undersigned rom tris date
W. g COYLE co,
New Orleans June l 1888
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEOAt< NJ ECE4rs
STATE OF LOUISIANA-FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
Of New Oresns-Thomss Henderson His Creditors and
the Creditors of Henderson, Terry Co No 1888.
NOTItE II hereby gIveu TO the CreditOr-
us0vents End to III other persons herein Interested
TO show within days tn rt pub cati0n
Why tie third hed the syndc Ia is case snou
MT he approved and and the funds
IN accordance Herewith.
By order e tie Court
J. DICK, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks onios, New Orleans May 30, 1873
ETAT DE LA Observation-Disclosures COUR DE-
District de Ia NouveeO ans-Thomas Henderson Ses
CTeaBciers ct lee Creaneiers de Henderson, Terry Cha
No. 1889.
Wis est par les presentes donne
"A sncier DIES nsovables toutes personues
rsses &c ndant dix i0urs De Ia premiere
bhot de CIT avis pourQuo roseme compe enroe pare
sndic ne serait app. humOoguee
ent re ses main. distributes scion Ii loi.
Par ordre de Ia oouE
- ?. DICK. depute greHieg.
buean On Grefier, Nouvelle-C rlesns e 80 nj lS6S
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DETER Ross,

PETER MOSS,
BUILDKK,
Ssturns tho Orleans for their os-Or
for the last % He made extensive
% bis Workshops and introduced several ms
shr es, which viii enable him to attend promptly
in his line
Shops and Office Prytanis and Washington
Mechanics Exchange. No'1
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IN BANK UPTCF-EsTATE OF J. ID DAM
eron and IL bonneval ind vidua y, and members
the hrm OF ID. DsmeToa CO-United States
Once District OF Louisiana NeV Orleans June g. l~6S
THIS is to give notice tn the 9th dap of June 1868
Narrfn in Bsn Iupcy issued the
Cameron and II r Bonnevs individually and
ofthe nrm ofJ u. Cameron 30 of Orleans in the
parish Orleans 1T Louisiana nave been adj
judged 6ankupt on their pston that the payment
any ct0ts and de very Of property belonging
bsnkupts TO for their snd transfer ny
property by them, forbidden by law; meeting Of
the creditors If the TO
choose one or more ssgnees oftheir estate wi be
Court OF Bankruptcy, to hod den the Custom House
Building In the city OF New Orleans Louisiana, before
Kellogg, Register on the 9th day Of june D. 1868 at
O'Clock N.
No s5a p j. HERRON
e9 "a L. s. Marshal District Of t.onts'ana
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IL tNkR UPTCY-ESTATE X. W. OGDEN
Il Individually. Hnd a member Of the firm A
ogdenL Liteg States Msrshas on e District Of Louisiana
New Oreanf JuHe 1868 This notice that on The
second day OF June, A ID 1865 Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued INST estate Of K W Ogden Individually
member Of the firm of Cusachs Ogden of New Or.
leans IN the parish OF Orleans and state OF Louisiana who
was adudgeo bankrupt his petition pay nent
and delivery any property beongug q sncn
bankrupt to him or for his and the Or 20
cry by him Ridden by law III a meet ng Of th,
creditors Of the said bankrupt 10 prove their 70
choose assignees Of his will be held at
curt Of Bnkruptcy TO be hol en- az the Custom use
building in the city Of New Orleans, louisiana beors 5
Kellogg REGISTER on tue fret day OF July, A d 1868
O'Clock N.
Va SIS. r I HERRON
jel0 jyl Z. g, Marshal, District OF Lou,si.na
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IN BANKRUPT " = ESTATE OF AARON
Hirseh and Alexander Adler, individually members
Of the Firm OF hrsch Adler Co United States Marshas
Once. DIS rict Of louisiana New orleans June 1865
Tbis TO give notice that the OH day OF June D. 1868
Warrant in Bankruptcy issued the estate OF
Aaron biIsch and Alexander Adler iDoividu lily
members of the firm OF Iscr Adler Co., Of Orleans
l. the parish II orleans and State Of LOa have
been aruged bankupts their pet that pay
ment OF debts delivery Of property ing to
such bankupts to tn for their USE the transfer Of
properly by them Oibidden.by law; meeting
Of the creditors OF said bankrupt AID
to ehoose one or more asgnees Of their estate, will be held
Of odrt Of Bankruptcy b. holden House
Building, in the city New Oresn Louisiana befor. O y
Kellogg, Register, the Goth day Of June A. d. 1868 at
O'Clock NJ.
No. s62 r J HERON,
je9 % o. S. Marshal, District Of Ionisiana
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BAN kRUPTCY-ESPA OF JOHN CAR
den Stey t-Uritsd s'a Marshs's Office District Of
Louisia New or Juns 1868 THIS give notice
tual on the 9th day Of june 1868 Warrant Bans
ruptey was issued asaint the Estate John Garden
stewart OF New Orlesns in the parish of Orleans
OF Louisisra, who was aojudged bankrupt his own
peuoni inst tie payment deb delivery Of nv
property belo gLg such bankrupt his use
and the TRANSFER OF property forbidden by law
That meetg OF the creditors the said bankrupt
th' n debts and e. ehose assign estate
WI "e helo NJ tour OF Bankruptcy, DO holden tbs
custom House building, the city NeS 9rlAans
Louana, neore @ Kellogg Register, the 9th day Of
JUy,A - 1868, at O'Clock, A NJ
No. $50 p j HEBRON
jsgp3 q. s Marshal District Of L0uisis-a
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SUCCESSION OF NJ. z. ST. AMANT-MRs WIDOW
ZERINGUE-No 5000.
BIZ q. DE FERRET,

AucroEEER-0fce and Saesroam, IS Bienville street.
MONDAY. June 20th. SOS, au I2 oscIack
1h at toe Merchants and AuctOnees Exchange Royal
street between Canal and CusOmh9use streets by Public
Auction by virtae Of order the Honorable John W.
Ih9mns Judge Of the - cond District Court resns
aid dated My Il le6S Court Docket No 900l the follow.
ing described rial estate will be sold n
A LARGE PORTION OR PARCEL OF GROUND attn
ated in the Third District Of this city the square bounded
by Emyrs, Craps and ourgndy, Desire or Ram
feet inches depth.
The buildings and improvements consist Of very comfort
able redeuce covered with paror dining
room tour pee ICONS and rear gallery story kitchen
containing four r-me building the contain
ing three rooms apartments dysons also cstern ower
garden fruit trees &c.
This property eng only few steps from the Dauphin
Street Railroad shou command the attention Of parties who
desire quiet ane retirtd residence
See plan 1t Exchange.
s9-1KkNs-C ash .. s. Treasury Notes
act Of sale with U. s. Internal STAMPS ATTACHED
also the Of the year. before B. rst Notary
Public, at the expense Of the purchaser.
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CALDWILL's ATTRACT.
An on which Gray Hair 70 its origi al color
No washing Of the head necessary For sac by
Importer and Wholesale Druggist NoI2 Magazine St.
wholesale and Retail Drurv no SA IS Ss sSs stree,
ITasr ist, corner Felicity and Magazine It
No. IA BArOnne street, near Canal.
NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1853.
CaIdwsIrs Extract.
P I'D MYSELF rscogni'e that It is me u the bet
1 . =. so Ss PUB To- as y
af 49, m, signature. xv,,x o.
Importer Of Human Hair, Southen Emporum
O. n. CALDWELL. Paientee.
Hotel des ttrAnFers, No l29 Onartres street
PLUMBINs AND Gas FITTING
D. M'KENDRICK,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER. GAS FILTER, ETC.
A64..... Magszine Street. ...4S4
Between Race and Bobin streets
From twenty years practical experience the business
spared confidence o. patrons by wing al
orders promptly ed with the best materials and
imp Oyenetts on the most moderate terms
DWELLINGS OFFICES, STORES, Etc, fitted up with
v alter and las Pipe
BOT, COD, PLUNGE and SHOWER Bathing Appa
WATsR CLOSETS. wAsHsTANDs, HYDRASTs and
GAS FIXTURES UANDELIERs. Etc
AND rHE-
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
For Hot Water Pipe Attachments
L MEAS a. MAYO
~ SUCCESSORS TO MAGRB a KNEAsSJ
Removed from No 8 Magazine st seet
Mar ufseturers of ssddIery and Harness,
IMPORTERS
sADDLERY, HARDWARE, Betting, PACKING AND
HOSE, EfC, Ere.
Nos STehoupitOulAs and New Levee, and a. IS and 50
Common streets
~ q. PALM k q co..
q @, PALMER JOSEPH WILD. L. CoxL
Wholesale Dealers
rePsr, Envelopes sRd Rags.
Esh rs % and % Camp street. New Orleans Ia
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MON TG0MeRY BROS. g. CO. S SALES,
LARGE AND PEREMPTOEY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses. Fins
Werk Mules, Fine Mich Cows, Bugges, Harness. Wagons
stcL, etc, ct suction
8w MONTGOMERY BRoa. n co..
X n MONTGOMERY, AuctoussH.
Onice-S Camp street.
june cath, "a II e'eloek a :,
w NJ 81 r Liners Stables Ora ner street, VII be ,os-
Elegant hatch dorses
Elegant Saddle Horses
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
Abo-Top and Open 3ugges, Harness, Wagons,
sx- rEKMs-Ossh IN U. s. Treasury Notes.
FURNTrUR ......FURNITURE.... FURNITURE
nv MONTGOMERY BROS. a CO.,
4 n MosrGoxEKY, Auctionecr
THURSDAY, June 25th. ut II O'Clock a.
at tneir Auction MARI 81 Camp street. will SOLO
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
such as Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Bu
resus Armoirs Washsands, Mahogany and Walnut rete.
Sofas Spring seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top Sdebosrd Extension Tables Velvet
Brussels Carpets, French Plate Mr0 Mattresses Enrav
ng Paintings cooking Utensils ETC. bslnR Tia
coRtents OF several veu-furnished hOuses
Also
"A large invoice of Cottage Bsds Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs etc
sS-TERMs-Cash in U. 8. Treasury Notes.
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TNBANK RUPTCY-EsTArh OF wTLLIAV

BA kRUPTCH-EsTAFE OF WILLIAM ID
Il HardemH-Uuied states NJ rslals flee District Of
louisiana NeS orleans, June e63 This 3 g. give notce
that he6th day ~ June A. ID 1868 arrant IN Hank
uptcy IVES itsued against the estate ot VIM D.
nt axe ov oence IN be parish "f Carroll, stat- O.
LoI sana HojudgeI bankrupt his peIti,n.
that tie OF debit and delivery any property
belOrg Ia such bankrupt him for his use and he
rrsfer Of an property by him forbidden by law; that
meeting The cred the said bankrupt 70 Or We their
Ell ana to choose assign. esia will
be held At Court Of Bankruptcy b. holden custom
III use Building, the city Of New Orleans La before =
MI Oeg fegisttr, on The Sd day July ID 1868 AZ
O'clO.k No S13 r j. HERON
js9 iy3 t. s. Marshal Dstrict ~ I'm siana
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- Bank II New OFleans. New Orleans.
June Is lSIp accordance wi sections 81 and IS Of tbs
erttsd 40 establish general system OF FTes
Bank In the STATE Of Louisiana March IS,
1855 motto hereby given " the hOsers OF the circulating
OF this Bsnk duly audted under the provisions Of
TO present the the Bank ny house, the
Once OF the State Aud for the purpose Of redemption,
within this date otherwise the funds deposited
by said Bank for said purposes will be aimed
N. Angus IN, Cashier.
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VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE IMMEDIATE
EEIGHBoRHooD OF THE FAIR GROUNDS
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n BAEk RUPTCY-ESrATE W. NJ SMALL.
wood, individually, and member Of the firms OF Small
wood Julian A NJ StePheI son a Co, Small wood West
Co-Urited States Mar,has Office District Of Lou siana
New Orleans June 5tb 1873 This give notice tna on
tire 9Th oy Of June 1868 Warrant in Bankruptcy
issued sgainst the estate 4 w. NJ nmawoOd Of New Or
leans in the parish Of and State Of Louisiana who
adudged bankrupt his petition that the pay
ment debts del very of any property belonging
tueh bankrupt 10 him o. for his and the trans
property by him forbidden by law meeting Of the
cIed the said bankrupt prove their and 70
chOOse of his etate will cid at
Court OF Bat kruptcy be holden the House Build
J. g, "a the city OF New Orleans, Louisiana befor R y
Pnkn, Register the 3Oth day June A. D. 1868 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
No. $50 ?. J. HEBRON,
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/ NI1ED sTATEs DISTRICT COURT
- District OF Louisana-In the matter of Lionel @. levy,
Bankrupt in Bankruptcy, No 35-Whereas Lionel u Levy
personally and member of Levy summers and Levy,
Summers Co, OfNew Orleans and District Aforesaid. duly
decar Bankrupt under the Act Con of March 81
1851 has this day ed said Court petit ion praying for
discharge and certificate thereof all hin debts
claims proysbe under raid set notice therefore given all
creditors who have prov their debts aud all other pc
is assigned for the bearing Of tho and that they may
then and there attend showcase II they have why
the Of the ssid petition should be granted
Clerks Office, New Orleans. June SJh. 1873
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SUCCESSION OF OLA1RC1SE vAsN1ER-So. nss
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II IL ANk HUPr' s-EsTATE OF ROBERT
bl""mer individually, and as member If the firms
oloomer Holmes, d. A mes, and n r. Griffin L 70 -
lhfd tat Msrshals hhce, Di.tuct Of Louisiana
prea JuHee R6S-ftis is to uorce 9Th
day o. June u. 1873, warrant In bankrupt s-uei
gains The estate OF hor ct Buoner, lodi idualy
memneI Of The INNS OF BluOmvr a riolmes ID a Holme,
nd griffin Co. IF NV Orleans ia the Parish Of o.
eSls Hnd state Of Louisiana who sdiudged bankrupt
on ms Own lettion, that yment Of debts
hvry ~ any Iey oelo gns 70 sucH bankr
~ his ute and the transfer any propeIt, by him
bioden ~ sw; that merti OF the II sa3
bankrupt, t. Their debts aud choose rnore
sssg II estate, all held Court OF Ba ara tcv
10 be holden At the Crsou House building city
orleans, Lnlsiana before 4 Kellogg Register on the
6th day Of Jrly, A ID 1865 At 9 O'Clock
No Sol HERON,
jeq iy3 U. 8 Marshal Distret ~ lnuisiana
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N ech snics and Traders Hank. New
Oeans August l867-ln conformity Sections "a and
o the General Free Banking Law Of the State Of Louisiana
nce hereby given that all the circul issued
ths Bank be presented for redemption within
ora this date the Banking House the State
sOFs Office the funds deposited by this with
said Auditor will be claimed In accordance with the
q. ORUZAT, Cashier.
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Germantown Telegraph.
Family and an agricultural Journal

Devoted TO chnicc Literature. including Poetry.
Noveietts. Tales, and Moral and Entertaining Read
ing, generally. In the Literary Depart ncnt We shalt
present the choicest varieties within the reach Of
our extended iaeuns. The NOvrletts Tales. Poetry,
etc.; shall br suppived from the best and highest
sources and b. equa,o anything to be found In any
journal or magazine,
Agriculture and Hort icalture. emLrac ing Farming
Garden ing, Fruit Raising, etc. Our iabors IN this
department for over thirty years, have met the cor
dial appreciation of,he public Our purpose has heen
10 furnish useful aud reiale Information upon these
very important branches of industry and TO protect
them az Gar as within our power against the false
doc,Iiues aud selfish purposes Of the many euperics
and seusaiion advenin by which farmer Is inces
sanity assailcd. This portion Of the Gcrmantorn
Telegraph Is al one worth the price of subscription
NEWS DEPaRTMENT.-Tle SAME industry. care
and discrimination in gathering aud preparing the
stirring events of the day ex ressy for this pnper
which hi itleto has been OF its marked features
giving such universe, satisfaction will be continued
with redoubled efforts 10 meet the increasing de,
niands Of the public.
TER Ms.Two dollars aud ffy cents per annum.
No orders received without the cash and all subscrip
ions stopped al the end of the time paid for spec-
nen numbers sent. Address .-'
PULP R. FREAs,
. Editor and Proprietor,
June H. 1853. Germant wn. Philadeiphia. Pa.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
At PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offers his farm consisting pf my
fur acres for Sale. II ~ pleasantly situated IN
Madison township Columbia Gonuty. near Eyer's
NIL The lsnd Is nearly all cleared and IN good
state of cultivation he huldins> are gond s,z"h
twO story house and guo1 new frame barn Fifteen
Of water op the place and u well Of water AZ tho
door Ot the dwelling.
A nice young orchard has been lately planted and
will bear fruit ~ short time
Possession will b. given IN fifteen days notice
and II desired stock amt all sold. Terms easy. Ap.
ply to q. G. Barklcy, DoOmsburg Pa,
WILLIAM Y. KESTER.
June "a, lSGS--4w.
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nss. THE work preliminary to the cree

nss- THE work preliminary to the erec'
ton of new Episcopal church building in
Bloomsbury has fairly commenced. The re-
mains Of bodies inferred on the ground to
be occupied by the new structure have been
removed, and the foundation staked off,
For several days past workmen have been
employed in the mournful task of taking
from the bosom Of Mother Earth the relics
of those who have gone before us, and de-
posting them where it is hoped they will
not again be disturbed until that last trump
shall sound. OF most Of the bodies but few
remains were found; in most cases only the
larger bones, and in some cases only the
skull. All these were carefully gathered up
and decently deposited in new graves. To
such as were known, the appropriate head
and foot stones were affixed. The unknown
were marked accordingly. Everything in
this connection was done that propriety sug-
gested or required. .......
The new church structure is to be Of mag
nifccnt proportions, in comparison with the
one now occupying the ground but at this
writing we are unable to give the exact di-
mcnsions. We shall endcavor to do this
hereafter. The building is to be of stone,
and, as we understand, Of the Gothic style
Of architecture. The cost will range from
thirty thousand to thir,y-iive thousand dol
lars. The enterprsing members of the
church, as well as other philanthropic citi-
zcEs, determined that we shall have au
edifce devoted to the service Of The Most
High worthy Of the progress of Christianity
and of civilization, and worthy of thc bless
ings bestowed upon US by The Giyer Of all
Good
While many have showed hearty good
will, we would be derelict in our duty did we
not mention the unremitting efforts of Rev.
Thos. IL. Cullen in this behalf. With true
Christian spirit he has urged the claims Of
Il high Christianity as against the soriid in
terests of Nlammon, and his works will fol-
low him. Strengthen, o God, that which
thou hast wrought for Us.
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TIE question as to where the State Lu-
na,ic Asylum should be located is finally
settied. The Commissioners appointed to
visit the several counties in the District
marked out for the new Insane Asylum,
after examining the different sites to which
they had been invited. have reported in
favor Of the erection and establishing OF the
new Institute on the farm Of W. W. I'M
NEo, near the town Of Danvi!le, Montour
county, This is said to be very desirable
location, and probably the ce.y Jest selection
the Commissioners could have made. This
location, geographically speaking, as well as
in point of population, is not far from be-
ing central Columbia county was our first
choice and Montour our second, consequent
ly we are hot at all displeased to learn that
this State Institution isto be cstablishedin the
adjoining county. The Commissioners have
shown, Enthusiastically, their good Judgment
in this selection. Certainly Columbia and
Montour counties have been highly favored
in public institutions the past year, the
former with the State Normal School and
the latter with the new Asylum, the only
public institutions authorized by the late
session Of the Legislature.
How TO TREAT SUNSTRoKE. 1t is well
for the public to know, during the present
hot weather, thar the following treatment Of
sunstroke is the best and most successful
that can be adopted: Let the person thus
affected be removed to cool and private
place, his clothing taken off, and the body
rubbed from head to foot with large pieces
of ice, and ice kept in the arm-pits This sim
pie treatment if steadily persevered in, will
save cases which seem almost desperate ;
and which, there is reason to believe, under
any other treatment would certainly prove
fatal.