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SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE.
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM NO. 81,
RICHMOND. VA.

FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL. AGENT
We solicit the attention OF persons having REAi;
ESTATE IN THE ITY OR STATE FOR
SALE to the advantages offered ny this agency,
and promise on our part energetic efforts 20 secure
purchasers for all property pla'ed In our hanu..
Our connections are well established throuEnous
TO PURCHASERS we offer FOR SALE CITY
PROPERTY, FARMS, MILLS, hlLL-SITES,
MINERAL and WOODLANDS, jyl7-'m
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A VALUABLE SMALL FARM OF
u TuIRTY.SIX ACRES WITH DWELLING
AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS, ABOUT
Three MILES FROM RI Ts,n q : Is Is
lTCTI0N request of Emmett P. Smith Esq,
win SELL on the premises, on THURSDAY the
2lst day of October 1852 at halfpast 9'Gl2eS =.
SIX ACRES, with dwelling. kitchen, and other
necessary buildings thereon; large yard with
stately oaks and other shade: good garden, fruit
trees shrubberv, &C., and well of most excellent
water, being the house-tract of the Fisher estate
TERMS One-third cash balance at six. twelve:
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added secured by deed Of trust.
20 G. PITTI,IAM. Auctioneer.
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PARLOR FURNACES,
PORTABLE HEATERS.
burn all the gas In the coal, and all the coal 10
ashes without waste, thus producing, what has
never before been accomplished.
PERFECr COMBUSTION OF COAL.
Consequently, with half the fuel, they Will make
double the heat of any other coutrivance for house
warming e, err invented. ~
/. Their operation is simple, and kindling an an
nual ceremony only.
. Light fire In autumn, replenish coal and re-
move the ashes once daily, and they 90 on burning
until spring.
g. They radate an even, gentle, and healthfnl
heat with none Of The abomtnable smell oil gas ana
burnt iron So usual in common stoves.
A. They will burn rs briskly by dly ana as slowly
by mi ht as is desired and can be regulated to give
the degree Of heat required In any climate.
g. hcy completely ventilate and illuinlna'e the
room, thus making them as healthy and cheerful Us
an open fire. go
9. They are made entirely of cast iron, and will
not rust out as will sheet iron stoves.
T. Being based upon scientific study and expert
mcnt they must necessarily superSedc all others.
s. Made I'm Baltimore. repairs can he had at small
cost and mt short notice. While the heavy cost
and difficulty of getting rep rS for stoves made III
II distance generally makes 1t preferable to bu!
new ones.
0. Their rapidly increasing popularity having
induced many To initiate them, the public should
beware. Ask for and buy only the
"MORNING GLORY"
nc IL Iawom&
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctionecr aud Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
Y ABLE BRICK DWELLING AND VA
CAN'T LOTS AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF CLAY AND Second STREETS.-By vir-
tue of the DEGREES "f the circuit court of the city
OF Richmond rendered on the 18th June and eth "f
October 1852. respectively, in the case OF T'tum
and ats. rs. Tatum and as, as snectal commits
s'oncr shall proceed to sell at public auction on
the premises. on WEDNESDAY the 2Gfh October,
1870 at ! O'Clock i. NJ, that LARGE AND DE-
SIR >ELE RESIDENCE at the nor thrast corner
nf Clay and Second streets. OF which the late Or.
IT, A. Tatuln died seized and now In the occu-
raucy Of Mr.. Edward w Tompkins.
The dwelling is in good repair, Is supplied VIII
besides wide halls, closets. &c. In the basement
there are four rooms. There Is an office In the
yard and large stable in The rear OF the lot, and
a we'll of fine water on the premises.
The lot has q front Of 70s feet. running back Isl
feet to n wide 1lley which will he so divided as Ia
sell with the dwelling the whole front on Clay
street, running back about IS feet; and THREE
LOTS on the east Of Second street, each % by Tot
feet on one Of which stands y large brick stable.
TERMS Onc-fnurth cash: balance nj SIN.
twelve and ci"htceu months for negotiable notes.
interest added andtitc retained till all of the pnr-
base money IS paid and Il CONVEYANCE ordered oy
the court. y. AbSI IN Shli II,
&c 10 Special Commissioner.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF CANAL-BOAT.
- i;y virtue Of srudrv executions In my hands
rrrinst james ". Mason. john l.. DlwSon ana
ais ! shall proceed To sell on MONDAf The 29th
dIy of October 1862 at IL o'clock A. NJ, In the ba
sin near Eighth street, The large can"l boat EN-
TERMS: Cash. JOHN w. WRIGHT. ID. s.
90 "a for A II THOMPSON =. G.. X,
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se27-Ai1w

CARPET WARp-BIue, Black, Rea'
4 Eraan yellow. Purple and White.
WILLIAM q. DANDRiOsSan = M s,.,,c,
seg vi oSes1 'SN~
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TOODE e. ATKINS

COODE & ATKINS, rr.w
Boydton, Mccklen burg county, YIrsi"i', ,o,-
nr.ctirn in trc courts of Mecklenburg. Lunci,
burg and Brunswick counties, and IN the ohi'e"
States Courts ut Richmond. rnonr
CO 90 WILLIAM It. ATKINS.
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DR. G.. Z. KLOEBER,
L IL,

DR. c. Z. KLOEBER, g.
SURGEON DENTIST. QfiITS
ARTIFICIAL TEETH mounted on any desired
plate.
VULCANITE SETS for 500.
OLD GOLD SETS bought for cash, or exchanged
for those on other base.
TEETH filled thoroughly and gently. \ new and
enlarged NITROUS OXIDE GAS APPARATUS
will enable me to have constant supply of this
delightful anIsthctlc.
Dental rooms and residence, No. 902 BROAD
STIEET ad 80
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, LYING
Y On OTTO CREEK. MEthLEMBI X"
COUNTY. VA. FOR SALE AT AUCTION. -
BV virtue Of decree of the circuit court Of Meek
lcnburr county, Va. rendered It the septepmGer
O. Robertson. shall, on SATURDAY, 9th of Mo-
Tember. 1853, AT II O'CLOCK PRECISELY; on
the premises sell to the highest bidder the TEACI
CIF LAND on which said Robertson now resides,
containing FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SIX AND A HALF ACRES. The improvements
consist In part Of comfortable DIV y. ~ NJ
HOUSE, most excellent out houses GElSl-9uLL,
SAW-MILL, LANYARD &c
TERMS OF SALE: One-tmrd cash ana Tor the
residue a credit Of and Il mouths the purchaser
70 nrccute bond carving irterest from the d Y of
sale The title Will be retained until the whole OF the
purchase money Is paid. . ,,
S. r. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
ROYpToN. October 0. leo. Oc ls-dtoS
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ESXTRA TICE.-PICTURES, PIC
IL TUfES, PICTURES.-A special lot OF IL. coo
large assorca Pictures, offered 70 the trade In
lot al ~ aud Zoe plain and colored 1T very great
reduction. csnSassers aud dealers should not fail
% pefshase, as they Cannot he duplicated at the
gxice ROW offered. j. HOOVER -
sc FILMS "
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IMPORTANT LAND SALES.-By vir-
4 tue OF DEGREES Of the circnit court Of heckien-
burg county will sell IA Union Level, Nrcklen-
burg county Va, on FRIDAY, October q loss,
the following REAL ESTATE, being within one
mile OF Union Leyel-to Wit
Thomas, lying on Cox creek, containing LHhntH
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, having onn
4 commodious new dwelling, with good fences, OUT
Id? ID. The TRACT OF LAND upon which Robert
g. Chappell now resides. adjoining u. u. Hatcher.
Maj r /. NJ. Woodward. and others containing
FIVE HUNDRED AND TW EN- I-Si,s !,
ACRES well improved, and having upon II q
splendid new dwelling with all necessary, IHe'
houses barns fences. &c. Also. ONE ny
DRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES ad'o!r-
ID. The INTEREST OF c. r. Edmondson, being
FTVE-TWEIFTHS IN TIE LAND upon which
Wiltshire Simmons now resides, adlohinn h ID:
Chappcll aud others, and containing ilhSb
HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES sun.ectso
the life estate ~ Mrs. simmons.
'1' 80 WILLIAM T. ATKINS. COMMISSIONS
AZ the same time and place we Will sell INC
TRACT OF LAND upon which james Hayes, Jr,,
now resides living OF Cox creek, containing
FOUR HUNDRED AND SEFESTf-Imn'o
ACRES, with good dwelling. oat-houses, &c. inta
tract, as well rs that OF II. X. Thomis, y among
the best OF tie famous Cox Greek lands, noled
throughout this section Of country.
TERMS or THE w HOLE oE THE ABOVE 1870,
One third Of the purchase money In cash Tue
due upon q credit OF six aud twelve months ino
purchaser executing bonds carrying Interest 1--WE
date and the title retained until the Whole " ,nS
purchase money Is paid. And In default OF any ny
purchaser complying With the tcrlns o. SS1S'-N
land win be promptly rssold- :, =. ,rxISs
5, t Z. LJjooaassoS.
Commissioner:
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DR. GEORGE +. KEESEE, gra- g
~ duate of the Baltimore College OF VtIIfr
Dental Surgery, gives his undivided attention TO
all operations pertaining to the practice OF den
tistry both in It's relations To the NATURAL OK
CANS andto their substitution by beautiful sets OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED BY the aid Of pure nj
truis oxide gas when desired.
Office corner Broad and Nineteenth streets.
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FOR T0RACCONISTS.
ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS


We have just perfected the most complete ana
convenient machine for GROONI"G TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the Inter-
nal Revenue Office requiring all boxes to he
grooved, 1t becomes especially important To have
4 machine That will do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TINE AND MONEY.
Such Il machine VIC now offer To the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen at our FAC
tory. H. vi. SNlil III ~ Co''
oc l53? Main street.
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NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD. -CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-tln
nj after SUNDAY, october 10th, 1860. MAIL
TRAIN will leave Richmond daily for " hite Sui
phur Springs ut 4. NJ: leave White sulphur
springs ut 4. IL, and arrive at Richmond 1910 p.
Minimizing close connections with the Orange,
ilcxandrla and Manassas railroad mail TT In In
10Th directions at GordonSvlle, avoiding the de.
lays heretofore existing between Richmond and
ACC IN DATICN TRAIn between Char
lnttcsvillc and Richmond will leave charlottesville
It 4 80 \. II. and arrive in Richmond at 10 A. NJ.
IN MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SATUE-
DAYS. Returning same days, Will leave Rich
mond at $40 =. NJ
The MAIL TRAIN connects at Gordonsville ano
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandria
nd Manassas railroad for AleXandria, W ashng-
ton, Phil,dclphia, New York. Lynchburg, Knox
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans, Mont
s0mcry. Mobile, &c. at Staunton with stages
FOR Harrsonburg, Meyers Cave. and Augusta
Springs: 1t Goshen with stages for Lexington; Ma
tural Bridge, Rockbridgc Alum Springs Cold sui,
ohur Springs and Rockbridge Baths; At Miuboro'
with stages for r th Alum and Warm SPRING !;
1t Coviilgton with stages for Hot and Healing
springs at Allegheny with stages or Old Sweet
d Red Sweet Springs: and at White sulphur
springs with st"ges COR Salt Sulphur Springs Lew
e' JAMES +. NETHERLAND,
oc9 General Ticket Agent.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN-GA
~ list. brings to the practice of his eHrnr
profession an experience Of nearly twenty years,
his patrons. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted ut
low prices, and the natural ones filled aud pre-
served for q long period. TEETH EXTRACTED
with rapiditv and certainly loith0ut pain.
Office No. 723 Main street Give doors above
Spotsw0od HOtel Richmond Va. oc IL
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pporrssTONAL CARDS.

nR. JOHN P. LITTLE has returned TO
Richmond and resumed the PRACTICE W
MEDICINE. o. onno-
site the Arlington House, corner OF SKIN an w
Main. Messages may be left at the drug e.
l. Wagner, Sixth and Broad streets, nn Ie i,n
McPhail. Seventeenth and Main. oc I'm
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BoYpToS, September 81, 1888.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Y ADJACENT TO BOYDToN. MECKLEN.
RURG COUNTY, VA.-By virtue or dcc:ce 81
The circuit conrt OF Mecklenhurg rendered on the
nth day of September, 1899, IN the suit OF fuckers
administrator for &c. Us. BaptiSt's adnlhlstrs-
tor, &C., shall on THURSDAY. list OF Oct9Der
next, sell to the highest bidder. at public AUCTION:
in front of the courthouse in Bnydton, the noISE
and LOT attached say about Thirty Ella
ACRES, upon which j. J. DAILY, Esq. no" resides
The house Is large handsome, and well arranged
The out-buildings, including stables, icc-ho,!se,
&C., are very ample, of superior construction
and are in an excellent state Of prcservatlnn.
There is upon the place = young orchard OF we'll
hundred wards of the village Of j5Oydton, ana 10
conceded 10 be the handsom,.st and most desirable
residence In or adjacent to Tie village.
Also a small LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND. or
about SEVEN ACRES. lying adjacent 10 the
ubove-described, on the old Boydton aud PETERS
burg plauk-rOad. cuor,,
And, at the same time and place tue STORE
HOUSE now occupied by DR.. William. Garter ~ "A
drug store, with theLAW OFFICE OF j. j. DAILY,
Esq, attached. In the village OF Bnydion;
And also the HOUSE now occupied by John
Watson. with abou: ONE ACRE OF LAND AZ
tached
TERMS OF SALE: One-third Of the purchase
money In cash ; rs Ia the residue, q credit OF Elk
and twelve months. the purchaser executing bonds
for the deferred payments. carrying interests rom
the day OF sale and the tit t. the property TO "
retained until the whole OF the purchase moneys
ut once with the terms OF sale; and In default .he
property will BIZ promptly resod.
s. r. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
BOYDTOS. Seutember "a, 1899. Sc ?V--dtus
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ArCrIoY aALEs...Th,s Day.
BY Thomas W. Keesee, Anctioneer,
No, 1917 Main street.

Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
r. WILL OFFER AT AUCTION AL
1 nv WAREHOUSE, Fifteenth street between
Main and Cary. on MONDAY, 18th instant, COM
mencing ut hIlf-past 10 O'Clock a. NJ, sooo
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS. &c:
60 rh,cb the attention of the trade Is invited.
W Via ,a va SAMPSON JONES JR.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE CANAL-BOAT "ROBERT c..
/ NICHOLAS" will be sold ut auction, ut the
Eiehih-Street canal bridge, on FRIDAY, I'D Oc-
tel Der. ut IL o'clock NJ.
TERMS Cash. GRUBBS It WILLIAMS,
oc Is Auctioneers.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.


* BELLENOT, DIE-SlNKER AND
u. BRAND-CUTTER, lilO MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRAND1SG-IkON,f for marking
ali kinds Of wooden articles b! Seating IL, Is per-
icctly adapted TO branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, stencil Paste, Brushes, In.
Ielible Ink steel Dies, AlpAabets, Seal Presses
Brass and siern4n Silver, Frames Steel Rings,
Checks Tags &c Wholesale ~ndr. mh'
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DICHN1OND AND YORK RIVER
II, RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
FIFE NORTH AND NrRTHWEST-CHANGE
IF SCHaDULE-DAILY lENCEPT SUNDAYS.
IN md after TUESDAY, sth OF June, passengers
vest will IKE the passenger train from the depot
+ the Richmond and York River th Rs 4n h hs
.teamer ADMIRAL, Captain L. C.. FREEMAN,
n KENNEBEC, Captain j. II. FREEMAN,-both
oats having been put In tirst-rate order-reachlne
Baltimore the following morning in time to con-
rect with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
md the West Returning, the boats leave pier No.
Licht-Strcct wharvcs. foot of Barry street. daily
except Sundays) at O'Clock 7: NJ; passengers
thriving In Richmond at 1915 z. NJ. the follow ne
Law In time to connect with the express train
N the Richmond and Danville railroad for Dam
VILE and all points on that road Greens6o:o',
salisbury Charlotte, &C., n. c.; Columbia, 5. c.,
,ud all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
caves Richmond daily except Sundays) Ell
o'clock p. NJ. leaves West Point daily Except
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
L. Superintendent
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WA MIS-.

w ANTED, A SETTLED WOMAN
w iwhte or black to cook and do general
hcusewoIk In Il small family. A German farm
hand gardener, with his wife, who would I'M
dcrtukc the work above described. would be en-
plnyed steadily. Apply at the Dispatch office, with
Recommendations of character. oc lS-St
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
IL RAILROAD.-On and after MONDAY. May
I'd the trains of this road VIII be run as follows:
Leave Richmond at \: IL. ana s;ss r. u.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with passenger
Jar attached, will leave Richmond daily at 3:i6 T.
", and Petersburg daily at a. NJ. Sundays et-
Cepted)
The A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $50 2. u. train VIII not leave Re
tersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the e:35 P. N.
train on and after August the 18th instant.
Baggage checked through
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
eil, leave Clover Hill at A. NJ. and. returning,
cave Richmond ut 2:40 p. NJ. On Tuesdays Thurs
lays. and Saturdays.
THOMAS II. WYNEF,
apla superintendent
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STOVES AND TINIyARE.
PORTABLE HEATERS.

rTNuE "MORNING GLORY"
| BASE-BUENlNG STOVES,
PARLOR FURNACES,
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
> NORTH, EAST, and WEST, uia the klcn-
nond. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
ARRIVING the United States mail twice daily: E li
.art cars with new patent sleepinr-cEairs on al
rains The throukh trains on this road are nov
-un from the depot corner Of Byrd ana Eightb
streets Is follows: ,,>- ,..
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at HIS A. NJ, arriving in ash
nptou a. Gas T. 81. connecting with the early
t!ternoon express trains for the North, East, ano
Vest. "a,
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, With
.lesanl ears with the new patent sieeping-chalrs
.ttached. leaves Richmond daily Sundays except
ed at Sis Z. NJ, arriving IN Washington at 4lo A.
L., connecting with the early morning trains Ior
he North. East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop Mt Alexandria each way;
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for MILFORD
and all way-statlons leaves depot corner Broad Ano
eighth streets at $3.50 i. NJ. Returning, arrives IL
$50 A. ".
Ill principal points.
For further Information and through tickets, ap
by at the Office Of the company, corner Broad aho
ighth streets, Shockoe Hin, and ut the ticket Of
dee corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. Is. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH Superintendent. mys
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-12-10
GOOD TIMES IN NEW ORLEANS.

A gentleman in New Orleans gives
the following charming account of affairs
in that city. 1t is difficult to see how
they could be better:
Nesc Orleans, May l6, 1861. I must
write and tell you of the flush times we
are enjoying to cheer you up, as / under
stand you are all shaking in your boots
about seeing our King 'sJet'' in New
York with about two million troops. I
assure you he has as many, and all well
armed and we'll drilled, probably much
better than your crack .Sereath. In fact,
we will put our 208th City Regiment
against them. Every man of our reei-
ment is over eight feet long, and bnrs
in proportion; SO stand from under re
have got the best and longest guns ~
the world, aud at present We are easing
guns in New Orleans at the rate OF IOO
per day that will carry a 400 pound shot
,ver twelve miles
Beside all these things, we are very
ich. The city is flooded with gold, SO
hat it is complete drug in the market.
rhe banks will only take little at time
md we are obliged to nse it for manu.
acturing purposes, such as ornamenting
,uggies. Our privateers have brought
d hundreds of prizes -our navy is In
reasing so rapidly that we have scarcely
DOM for them in theriver. Two million
ales cotton was shipped from this port
o-day, leaving nearly six millions now
n the levee. In fact, we are just begin
ing to realize the milk and honey effects
t secession, andI think We can say ethe
4ord our shepherd u.s."
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-12-10

these are precisely the periods in which its
peculiar temper was given to the English
character, and the greatest addition made
to the causes of English prosperity-in
which courage arose out of the extremity OF
misfortune, national union out of oppres-
sion, public emancipation out of aristocratic
dissension, general freedom out of regal am
bition. The national character which we
now possess, the public benefits we now en-
JOY, the freedom by which we have been
distinguished, the energy by which we are
sustained, are, in a great measure, owing
to the renovating storms which have, in for
mer ages, passed over our country.
Hence we may truly say with the lamentcd
Bishop Heber, the admired poet, distin-
gushed divine and devoted missionary,
The Lord of nature, oer this changeful ball
DEGREES the rise OF empires and the fall
Wondrous in all his ways, unseen, unknown.
He treads the wine-press of the earth alone
And robed in darkness and surrounding 1ears,
Speeds on their destined road the march or years,
Or in the words of another, well worthy OF
a place with Heber both as poet and divine,
the good DR.. Watts
Chain'd to His throne volume lies,
With all the fates of men,
With every angels form and size
Drawn by tn eternal pen.
His providence unfolds the book,
Aid makes his eounsels shine,
Each op'ning leaf and eyry stroke .
Fultils some deep design.
Here he exalts neglected worms
To sceptres and crown,
Anon the foll'Wing page ne turns,
And treads the monarch down.
Not Gabriel asks the reason why.
Nor GOD the reason gives
Nor dares the fay'rte angel pry
Between the folded leaves
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-12-10
GEORGE PEABODY.

1t is understood that Mr. Peabody,
several years ago, selected the place for
his grave in the beautiful cemetery near
his native place, called Harmony Grove"
where the remains OF his kindred are bur
led. The Boston Transcript gives us
these among ether anecdotes of Mr.. Pea
body:
s'Mr. Peabody always cherished the
memory of his mother, to whose comfort
he ministered in early life. One who
knew all the circumstances alludes to
them in the following words: "Might we
invade the sanctuary of his early home
and the circle of his immediate connee
tions, we could light around the youthful
possessor of a few hundred dollars 1.-The
avais of the most severe and untiring ef-
forts-a brighter halo than his elegant
hospitalities, his munifcent donations, or
his liberal public acts now shed over the
rich London banker About quarter
of century ago, Mr.. Peabody was SO
much pleased with an American lady vis-
ting London that he offered her his hand
and fortune which wers accepted Learn
;nr short. time afterward that she was
aIrsa,3v engaged, q fact Of which she nao
ke,t him ia Ignorance, he reduced ner
iacr | of sincerity and broke offthe engage
ment. Mr.. Peabody visited, incognito
The houses erected by his munifcence
for the poor of London, to see if those in
charge Of the charity properly attended
TO their duties. He asked the wife of
the superintendent the name Of her child
and was answered, .'George Peabody. ~
This prompted present to the infant,
which the mothor quickly interpreted,
and announced to her neighbors the pre-
sence of their distinguished benetactor-
who gladly took refuge in cab to be RID, lt,
Of their benedictions. {.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-12-10
MEDICINES.
THE YOUNG FOLKS

Will be interested in the display of pocket
kniyes. purses, toys, pictures, fishing tackle,
NUTS. fruits and delicious candies, gum drops,
lozenges, fig paste, plain candies, cream bon
hons, nat candies, nut drops and fine confeo-
tionery, sugar almonds, soiferino candy coco
candy.