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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
Enn LII. u.-.t- I,-rr,n rrr-,.sn.X All "
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT aARKET.
Ia..ln Gl.-.,. 4 So

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT dARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine
This week 2l7 2s2s 2993
Vermont 90 l2S3
Number Of cars over the different roads-Boston
ana Lowell liii Fitchhurs 1872 Eastern Total
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra, SIP - q - ~; first
quality Sll 90 a II so; second quality SiI 90 u
: 50; thirdquality 50 50 a 1850.
Prices OF Store Cattle-Working Oxen. z pair
81 500, $3.50 a $500.
Sl11. '''' ''
YeariH-s. SIS a IS; two years cid, $50 n p
Prices q Sheep and LarnAs-In lots 50. 3 so
"a 10 each; extra 81 80 a g., or from g a Ole
Veal Caivcs-s3 o SIC.
hiaes z q Toe q b. Tallow,I a &c & d. Pll.s,
81 81 s. ~ each. CalfSkins y a &c per b.
Prices Of P0ultry-Extra l9t a Pee; prime Is. a.
i@c; good w. a lSc; medium lGl @ lie; poor to
REMARKS.
CAIlLE.-Ihere were some prime River Cattle
by Mcclellan Bros; the best bids sl3 Y - p q cwt.
Such cattle one year ago brought SO e cwt We
hnd prices strong !c 10 lower and inclined 70 drop
still lower. This cannot help being tine case.
western Cattle are numerous and must he sold. The
market t1lsy is quiet. Western dealers inspect
ing the market and exciting butchers 70 % tnpto
brighton at low figures for thcir stock. M.Joyce
sold Is Cattle at So 80 a 80 . q cwt, shrink. }.
". Ailis sold oxen az So e. cwt, ana oxen 10 FOB
Z eTt two a. the lot dress II cwt each balance dress
u cWt each. p. Dow lld . oxen 40 SiZ - p cWL
dress 10 cwt each. j. Mcfarland sold 3 Steers at
- ~ 3 cwt, light weight. average D. cwt, and
steers az 10 each. r. hiorI sold o three Eclf old
Steers at sl2 Sd p cwt, dress cwt each. Batchoder
Bros -I.d l5 still fed Cattle ~ so e cwt 80 shrink.
average li cwt each. q. W Lrownell -'id =. lh'ee
year OIL steer, 40 - Y heal. L. Giles sold uAHH
ar 3 F. ew-, dress $50 i1s.
SLEEPY good supply Gr this sea ION oft1e yelr
when cal Calves are grow in- plenty. Many lots
were turned over o. butchers an drift To- Kill. Best
H..H ..n"
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WHAT is
,Ps. az, %. y.

Our reasons and we trust our justification for call
Ing the public attention to Mother Baiieys Quieting
Syrup, are furnished by the frequency and fatality
Of the diseases Of infancy and childhood. So alarm
ing and serious are the diseases, that child in
three dies before tie fifth year. These facts afford
conclusive argument for enforcing on mothers the
importance Of using a remedy. (Which contains no
Morphine OF Poisonous Drug and never fails NEhen
timely used 30 effect cure. 1t greatly assists the
child through the months tf teethins, alays all
pain, reiuc, Inflammation, corrscts acidity Of the
Stomach, and never fails % regulate the bowels ;
makes sick ana weak children strong and healthy,
produces natural sleep for the child, thereby laord
Ing rest t. the mother. For summer complaints.
D,seutery and Diarrhoa, it has no equal. For
Wind Collie Commissions Gripping, &C., il never tails
% give immediate RELIEF
Mother Balcy's Quet.n- Syrup, for children, is
an original medicine. won established. therefore use
Eo other and you are safe. For sale hy an Drug
-ists and Dealers iu Medicine.
a. RICHARDS, Now LONDON Conn.
Agent for the United States.
ArIri1 q e--sr,
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PREMIUMS
f. For TIFO ae.- ,uass-i5s-, ana ii-Ne Will send
the American Asrsuituris,, Riverside Na-a-
z-ns or Our Touu- FOLDS tor on year.
, Pr THREE H-u subscriber, ant Hearth and
Homo or G1dey's Lady's Book for year.
e.. f,- ForR q,,- t.b,--iBr-, q7a ss-Pu,uaui's the
Atau, o- GALAXY Nlaathle- for a year.
8 fa- FjIE nan ,to-i1r, euf si0-Haraer'-
Mccarthy Harper. Weekly o. IIarper'- Bazaar
for year.
D. -SN rr- .,s.r-i.--' .H,t sI--Any two o, the
above or Pcaa-'s Chrome, ' The Barefoot ray.
@. To- SEEN nan subscriber, and sIi-Pmn-.
Chrome Late Autumn ar Early Autumn"
=. F9- EIGHT He- Subscribers and $40 Fairof I.l
silver Napsi. Rings. OF rrans's Chrome ' hrI-
ric.". or " stravberries.'
s.. rsr yfyEn,.- subscriber, and sl--A Sterea-c'p-
and d11. Selected vicws or Chas. Feade's
Novels vols.
@. F-r yEy 7s,- subscribers and SO Pmng's Giro
mo IiaIa,euar or three ofthe above maya
zines. IRA dor Table Spoons treble plated.
g.. fgr FIFTEEN ns.r ,piser.s.rs ant s1'-rwo
Chrouos. Easter Morning" and " Madilcna.'
D.. ror TWENTY nan subscriber, apa &: 'o-A Gold
Watch Chain.
o.. For TUENTf-FH ue'r ''.s'--ise-' s"a so
Silver Watch. warranted.
%. For FIFTY ne- subscribers and sloo-A Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine, new and warranted.
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OUT OF SORTS"

Take DR.. 5. 0. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BTTTERS,--the most medicinal in the mar
ket Established in ls0s.
11arch I9.-wim
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A Nd How THEY LIVED Fo,,..b, and n-..l s,-
~ the Union, with Scenes and incidents In no
Great Rebellion. ~
Comprising narratives 81 Personal adventure.
Thrilling incidents, Daring Exploits Heroic Deeds,
Wonderful Escapes Life in the Camp Field ard
Hospital, Adventures of Spies and Scouts. win tie
Songs Ballads, Anecdotes and Humorous incidents
Of the War.
1t contains over 100 fine Engraving and is the
spiciest and cheapest war book published Price
only s2-in per copy. send for circulars and --e eur
terms. and full description Of the work Address
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rpf
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Special gOtitrs.

WHY WILL YOU DIE.-CONKLIN's
W PASTlLES cures Consumption, Bronchitis
ifoarseness. Asthma, Coughs, colds, Catarrh rroup
Sore Throat, Disagreeahe Breath, Tightuess Of the
Chest, Difficulty oi Breathing, &c. Pldlc Speakers
and Singers will find them unrivHlled for clearing
the voice Price . cts. per box.
For sale by Druggists ia Burlington.
.r1F-
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SEEDS.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS SEED.
ORCHARD GRASS SEED.
HERDS GRASS SEED.
WHITE CLOVER SEED
RED CLOVER SEED.
RED TOP SEED.
FLOWER TRELLISES.
SEED WHEAT.
SEED BARLEY.
SEED PEAS.
SEED PLANTERS.
CORN PLANTERS.
And general assortment of Flows, Harrows, Amt
all implements used on the Farm or 6Ardea-
Also, choice selection Of
Flower Sc e DIS.
From the celebrated firm Of Hovey q Co., Bcstou,
and Wick, Of Rochester. For sale by
Us. PIERCE & SON
April I2.--d&wtf
Manilla Wrapping, assorted sizes and quail
ties-ehcap. For sale a;
HUNTNGToN's:
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1acIme member Of that family
Horse thieves have operated in Racine, Wis
cousin, SO extensively that q meeting Of horse
owners is called for the purpose Of organizing
fisil2nce committee.
tegJee Island correspondent Of the Honolulu
1'S9ie says there are at Libruka, on the Island
Of ''alAn, about thirty foreigners, all sailors,
most Oh whom ran away from ships
The Chinese, it is said. tolerate every re
A--on IN theory and practice none. In Pekin
one may attend service in as many different
forms as any city in the world
A lady smugcied a vote into the ballot box
at recent election in Newton. Iowa, and as the
judge could not tell what kind of vote she cast
It was counted with the legal ballots.
The through fare by rail from New York to
Sacramento, Col, VIII not be over 500 in gold,
and the cmigrnt viii be able to get through for
less than 500 in currency.
An Illinois man has found a hickory nut i'm
9eiIel 10 solid sandstone rock, 1G feet below the
'1.ii'7- 1t was probably secreted there By one
% those miracalous.y prisouel toads that occa-
s'ual-y crop ont in such places.
The hotel bills of the New Yorl, legislative
committee on elections during their recent sos
sion iu New York were over $1,000, Of which
5000 was for room hire and - ineilcutals."
stephen Boyle, the noted % butcher cart thief
l.e.y sentenced to forty years iu New York
-.'-'e prison. escaped from the Clinton prison,
..t week.
I.tAs English Channel bridge be ever built.
pneumatic tube is TO be affixed e. c.cl for let
'e.s. Hourly Communication viii thus De kept
mp U.tu Paris.
Tho g. ID. ,.-.-- Q I'm. f-4 ...., -,,...,.r.
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CorcH. COLD. or SORE TUR0AT

4 coz GIL. COLD. OK SORE TIL OAT
REQUIRES immediate attention, and should be
checked. Iralowed TO continue. Irritation Of the
T.,rcs. q permanent Throat Affection, OF Ineura-
d. Inn. Disease is often the result BROWNS
nRoNcHAL TR0CHES, having direct influence
10 the parts. give immediate relief.
For Bronchitis. Asthma, catarTa, consunptive
and Tbroa, Diseases, TEoches are Used With always
nod success. Singers and Public Speakers Tlll hnd
Troshes useful in clearing the voice when taken De-
fore singing or Speaking, and relieving the throat
o. an ,nus,si exertion Of the vocal organs. The
7r,.bes are recommended and prescribed by Phy S.
.;,.s and have had testU'onials from eminent men
throughout the country. Being an article OIL true
merit and having PROVED their efficacy by test Of
many wears each year finds them in new l9eaii.les
=; ver;oils parts Of the world, and the troces are
ivr-sallt p-onourcef better than othef sIticl1s'
- lhts q only " Browns 5roachlal iryohss
,d DO not take any Ofthe worthless lais4t'oas linz
,-av he offered Sold every where.
Jan. s-f.dSwino
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Special 91utifes.
CRIsTADoRO's HAIR DYE.


To Art we owe a thousand graces,
Improving Nature no disgrace is.
So a grav hair don't please the eye.
Use CRISTAD0R0S MATCHLESS DYE
CRISTAD0RO'S HAIR PRESERNATINE.
Striking, astounding, are the Effects produced by
Cristadoro's Hair Preseryative and Beautifer. Be
the Lair ever so wiry, coarse and unmanaseable by
brush and comb in one week this article viii render
itaexible. lustrous, and incline to curl
sold by all druggists, and supplied by all Hair
Dressers Mandatory No. IS Maiden Lane. Prin'
cipal Depot No Aston House.
Apr c-dEviu
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nRFZFEps PROLIFIC No. 2, present price sl75
Il ner 10. EARLY ROSE at the lowest Advertised
n-ices with No. 2 gratis with each Its. or peck
Win directions for cutting and planting.
Wv P. MORRILL,,
April 96.--fd9tswss Wiihs'on' V.
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T7OR BLACK WORMS AND PINPLES on THE
Z FACE. use PERRY's COuEIoNE AND PiWPLE
EryrpY. prepared only by Dr.. 3. C. Perry, 49 Bond
St New YORK. Seid every where. The trade sup
piled ~ Wholesale Druggists.
March I2-deod&wen
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ESTABLISHED 1880.
WANTED. AGENTS.

l1j : a. Fd.rGl 81, Boston. Mass.
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OPTIC E R S

CLARENCE q. CLARK. President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President
EMERSON ". FEET, Secretary and Aetuary.
This Company offers the following advantages
Iti.a National Company, chartered by special act
Of Congress, l-t--
1t has paid up capital Of sl,ooo,oO.
It offers low rates Of premium.
II furnishes larger insurance than other comPan.
les for the same money.
II IS definite and certain in its terms
Iti.a home company in every locality.
It, policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the poll
cies.
Every policy il non-forfeitable.
Policies may e taken which pay to the insured
their full amount, and return all the premiums, 50
that the Insurance. costs only the interest the an
nual payments
Polcie. may be taken that will pay to the insured
after certain number II years during life, an an
uual inc. me Of one tenth the amount named in the
policy.
Of females.
II insuress not 70 pay uiFiuci"s !" pm
INIT at so low cost that dividends will be impossi
BILE.
Circulars Pamphlets and full particulars gwen Oh
application to the branch Office OF the company OF
IN ROLLINS 4 CHANDLER, Merchants Ex
change. State Street, Boston, General Agents foi
View England. -r-crrp ,,...r
J. RUSSELL ARLINGTON, St. Adams and Mont
meier, Vt, special agent for Addison, Chittsnden,
Grand Isle, franklin, Lamoille, and washington
Counties
Nov. Iadeod&weowly.
r Ifyou want to get suit Of clothes made to
order in the hest manner, and satisfaction guaran-
,eed both in style Of garments and quality Of goods,
YOU can save from FIVE to ten dollars by calling on
I Mess sherman Gillett, No. Union Block. For
rroor of this statement examine goods and prices.
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Tie rapilitv with which Plantation BtteTs
have become a household necessity throughout
tbe civilized nations. is without a parallel IN the
history Of the world Over FIVE million bottles
were sold in twelve months. and the demand Is
daily Increasing. Rich and poor, young and Old,
liiies. physicians and clergvmen, ind that II
revi,es dropping spirits, lends strength to the
s7stam. vigor to the mind, and is Exhausted ma
lures great restorer It is compounded OF the
choicest roots and herbs, the celebrated Calisaya
or eruyian Bark, etc, all preserved in pure
St. Croix Rum. It's sold by all respectable
deilers IN every town. parish, village and ham
let through North and South America, Europe,
and all the Islands ofthe Ocean.
Ma &oLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
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ITO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
and Tan from the face. use PERRY's Morn AND
FRE-KLE LOTIoS. Sold by all druggists. Prepared
only hy DR.. B. c. Perry.
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9ew advertisements.
Q q q q q q 9 9 .

IO THE WORKING CLASS II am now
4 prepared TO furnish all classes with constant en-
Payment az their homes the whole Of the time.
% i9r the spare moments. Business new. light a.
pont314e- Fifty cents % - per evening. eas ~
sto4 nS persons Of either sex and the bois aud
lis iILs earn nearly as much as men. Great in 'uee-
ments are offered those who will devote choir whole
- i. ~ t.e usiness, and. that every person who
a. IN, IN notice, may send me their address and test
riro 49, ior themselves make tho rlowing
uh ,I tiSled offer To all VINO are not well sat sled
~ ~ ~ u,lhessi will send 81 to paw for the trou-
o,e W "I'',n- me Full particulars directions &c.
E. c. ALLEN, Augusta. Ne ''' ~ w. 10
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Carburetting Process
THIS Is No HUMBUG, But AN
Actual Casl, Saving to Every Family


R.ApyHE TESTIMONIALS.
savin- FOR one month, s235 over 90 ,'er cent
" Y. TTtbt.He-
ssUs,ny t.,-ee and four foot burners in the plsce
SIX and aght, heretofore. ~. Y. Herald
OF am eat SIZED that this improvement viii makes
lear sa.iug O. Us, in gas bills, Of S.'-1 per
gear ~. C. Moore q Co., AffisboroHTgh Mass.
We hereby heartily endorse IL as the most per
rr-. as fiehy we have ever worked by in any PRINT
~ offee--Siqnsd bv the Foreman, Asst Foreman
RcaaeJ--Clisf Rsuissr and Makers uP, coHgressi9na
Permitting Ofcs, Washington, D. c.
Saves fully one-third the expense-"-DsiIy Spy
FYsrcssfsT, Mass.
ave have saved IS per cent, yet our light is fully
oual 70 what it was before. '-Niehols & HHfeAiH'
i ,5treU, Mas"
"Has saved more than 20 per cent in the quantity
II ,.,s consumed, whilst the quantity Of light ha
been somewhat increased and its quality greatly
i-nproved. John J. May, Broad street. Boston
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II Everybody can get something. Orders Tor
club.. WITH the money, may be sent in at any time
~, =, July LIST. and should state what premium Is
20 Ia anplied for. II YOU do not get enough for a
high premium, you can take lower one
y Give your own name, a. we'll as those you
send. and address all letters to
THE FREE PRESS,
BURLINGTON, VT.
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NOTE-ist When premiums are taken no allow
anee or discount from the above figures can be given
on subscription to the FREE Pass.
d. The Magazines above named will be sent d.
rect from the office Of their publication but all or
der. sh. uld be sent to the FREE PMS Office
"A. All goods offered as p9emiuHs other than
magazines will be delivered at our office, and will he
v,-ranted good and all We claim them to be, having
been purchased by ourselves expressly for this pur
pose.
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n the District Court Of the United States for the
District or Vermont. In the matter Of Daniel
SNOW, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. To the creditors
Of said Bankrupt, and all Others whom II may con-
Germ. The undersigned, assignee Of the estate Of
said Bankrupt, hereby gives notice. that il has been
ordered by the District Court Of said District that
the second and third general meetings Of the credit
Ors Of said Bankrupt ne held before A. Underwood
Of the Registers in Bankruptcy in said
District, at the Office Of Field Tyler
in Bmtteboro, in said District, on the 9TH
day Of May next at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, for the purposes named in the nth and 2Sth
sections Of the Bankrupt act 81 March ? 1867, and
this is also 70 give notice that have FLED my final
account assignee of the estate Of said Daniel SNOW
Bankrupt in said Court. and that on the It'll day q
May next, shall apply to said Court for the settle
ment Of my said accounts and for discharge from
all liability assignee Of said estate, in accordance
with the provisions II the 3Sh section Of the Bank
rupt Act of March 3D. 1867.
Dated ut Brattleboro in said District the It'll day
Of April, 1863
i2w3w S. VI. WAITE, Assignee.
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For 90 cash we viii send the FREE Pass and the
Riverside Magazine or Our Young Folks, one
year.
For 81 80 cash. we will send the FREE Pass and
Putnam, Monthly, or the Atlantic Monthly or
the Galaxy; one year.
For ; cash. We will send the FREE Pass and iiar
per's Monthly, or Harper's Weekly, or Harper's
Bazlar.
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PIANO FORTES.
Piano E'OrteSi

4 v. POW Frs has the exclusive agency f0r tn fi
\ section pi the best PIANOS manufactured sue D
as S-eiuwly sons Haynes Brothers. and the Tn g.
ted Maker5 whose Instruments he is able 10 se Z 7
LtSS MONEY thar they can he purchased fro a
ANY OrHEE SGT re-. Furthermore he can -
cure ilr customer any instrument 20 the lows It
possible figure. Therefore. an in want Of an instr L
incnt should cali at ms wa-eru1in, corner thurE o.
and Ming Streets, whore they viii readily he 80 J.
WINGED That these statements true. TuEdr z
promptly and carefully attended 70. Piano Bsx 4.
for sale. A. ". POWERS.
Church ST., lst corner South Of the PC o.,
Burlington, Vermont.
April i6.--tdSwtf
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HENRY 81 CO.,

CHOICE FAMILY PREPARATIONS.
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PArRo~iSE .uE BE-r .

Manila Wrapping, assorted sizes and quail
ties-cheap For sale at
HUNTINGTDN'S.
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SEED POTATOES.

Manila Wrapping, assorted sizes and quail
ties-cheap. At HuNTlNGToN's-
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Bankrupt Notiers.

TN the District Court Of the United States for the
Il District Of Vermont.-In the matter Of Charles
c. Huntly snd Porter P. Barron, Bankrupts.-In
Bankruptcy.-To the creditors q said bankrupt
and all others whom it may concern The under
signed, assignee Of the estate Of said bankrupts,
hereby gives notice that it has been ordered by
the District Court Of said District that the third
general meetings sf the creditors Of said bankrupts
be held at W. u. Cranes Office in Newport, IN said
District, on the 18th day Of May A. ID 1853, at 10
O'Clock AN, before John Sartle one Of the Reg
listers in bankruptcy in said District for the purposes
named in the 18th section Of the Bankrupt Act OF
March ,. 1867 and that have filed my account as
assignee Of said hankrupts and that at said time and
place shall apply TO said Court for a settlement
Of my said account, and for discharge from all II
ahity a. assignee Of said estate in accordance with
the provisions Of said 18th section.
Dated at Newport, in said District, this 18th day
Of April, AID. 1869.
43wjw s. q BEAN. Assisneo.
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- "e7t hrattl hlro. scrMont--Wiiliam A kline.
IA IIlucipai- Pr.L ca ?. S,hastcr. Instructor
N instrumental Music IN tructian river i1 Vocal
iusc. Draw M. Painting. and Gymnastics. Able
ASSISTANTS are employed m every department Tie
tal Session begins Montl, u September. f5t4-
me nuiidins, wi. be open p summer t1a-,ie-s and
i1r a Class 90 DR.. lows new Gymrust.cs Monday,
tleboro, Vt In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-10

AT M. MARKS, % SIXTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE
"A l.. Eighth streetLades and gentlemen receive the
full value in cash for their Cast OF Wearing Apparel Da
DO 10 please to call at my establishment US note;
the number as above La lies waited upon by Mrs Marks.
True you VIII be dealt with sztisact0 benei
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1NsTALLATIoN.-The Rev. W. W.
Hicks, who has for some time filed
the positiod Of associate pastor in st.
Johns Lutheran Church, was formally
installed yesterday morning. The
ceremony Yves witnessed by a large
congregation. The Revs. J. Hawkins
of Newberry, A. r Rudo, of Columbia,
affd T. s. Boinest, of Pomaria, were
present and assisted. The pulpit was
occupied by DR.. Baohman and the
Rev. Mr.. Hawkins, Messrs. Rnde and
Boinest taking seats in the chancel,
and the Rev: Mr.. Hicks, accompanied
by the vestry and wardens, was as
signed q pew in the main aisle 10 front
Of the pulpit. The sermon was deliv-
cred by Mr.. Hawkins from Cd CORN
thians, Sd chapter 9Th to the 9th
verses. Tho installation services were
then read by Mr.. Rude, and the charge
delivered by DR.. Bachman. The ben.
edictien' was then pronounced by the
assistant pastor.-CAarlestoa Meas, 6tA
insl " ~: - -! 7''H
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L1FE's SuNsH1NE.-The sunshine of
life is made up Of every little beam
that is bright all tho time. In the
nursery, in the playground in the
schoolroom, there is room all the time
for little acts of kindness that cost
nothing, but arc worth more than
gold or silver. To give up something
who're giving up will prevent unhappi-
ness; to yield when persisting will
ohafe and fret others; to 20 a little
around rather than come against an
other; to take an i'll word, or o cross
look, rather than resent it-these are
the ways in which clouds and storms
are kept of, and a pleasant, smiling
sunshine secure even in the humble
home, among poor people, as in fami-
lies of higher stations. Much that we
term the miseries Of life would be
avoided by adopting this rule Of con.
duct.