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riding, which is to take place on the 4th day oi
the Fair.
ANY person living east of the Cascade Nouns
tains may compete for any of the above Pre-
miums.
No animal or article entered can be removed
without the consent of the committee until the
close of the 3rd days exercises, under penalty OF
forfeiture of the Premium.
Animals and articles entered for premiums
must have cards attached, showing the class and
number, which will be furnished by the Secre-
tary.
All lst Premium animals will be required to
exhibit in the sweepstakes ring as above mens
toned.
No person will be permitted to interfere with
the judges, during their examination of articles
verbally or otherwise, and any exhibitor having
his or her name written on the card attached to
their articles or interfering with the judges while
performing their duties will forfeit the premium
on which such interference is made.
The trials Of speed and riding exercises will
take place on the 4th day of the Fair at the Race
course, OF some other suitable place which will
be made known on the 3rd day of the Fair.
Hay will be furnished free of charge for all
animals entered for exhibition.
The executive committee will use all due vigil
lance for the safekeeping and preservation of all
animals aud articles entered for exhibition, but
will not be responsible
Good stalls will be provided for animals.
Judges will be appointed on the ground.
Any person may become a member of the
society by applying to the Secretary and the
payment of three dollars as an initiation fee.
Oldmembers will be charged two dollars as dues.
The Secretary will be prepared to furnish
certificates of membership.
The election Of Officers will take place on the
afternoon of the third day, at which time the
President will deliver an address.
D. NJ JESSIE,
JESSIE DRUMHELLER, Ex. Com.
0RLEY HULL,
A. COX, President.
]. q. BLEWETT, Sec'ry.
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oos mnen female is in trouble, Or afflicted .;.,
Iead a ~gakhess Of the back and limbs noi %'a ds
nsaa G9es mn SIS Of sight loss omuscuar Pan IN the
tTeme nrnarR E rRe heart rraby pal
functions afs deSiy T5s%,n Of
the womb hystera, serty, and ali a., diseases of
petpap TO iema,es she should 70 or Wrl WHIT diseases
rHnLes nS MsdlSa a%d ddasttuto and him abaIt
than anT ot5sr The Doctor is eeg moTe
ornia. Let no false delicacy nrerent e state OF Cali
Immediately and save yourself from ETt apply
lngs and premature death. All married Iio Suer-
delicate health or other circumstance whose
increase = IN Their families should write or ca an
viii viii receive civ eFer1 nos.S Medical and h'y
Doctors offices are so arranged that he cam ice
suited without fear of observation 'aH ue Con-
, 1869-08-27
SpermattOrThRa,

DIR: DOHERTl has just published an imnortsr,
pamphlet, embodylng his own views and eynrro,as
in relation to Impotence or Virility bepg SIo,t
Treatise on sPermatlorrhoea or seminal Weakness
Nervous and Physical debility consequent on tI!
affection, and other diseases of the sexual or,sn-
This little work contains information OF the utp,ost
value 70 all, whether married or single. and viii L
sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in has,
age stamps for return postage.
20 1ConsutatiOns-by letter or otherwise-FRFE
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pav. Addrrss
W. X. DOHEIiTY. MD
40 ly San Francisco Cal
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PRIVATE MEDICAL Am
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGES.
D 4. W. K. oHERrv
PRIVATE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INST,r,,,
Sacramento Street,
BeloW Montgomery, opposite tho
man steamship Company's OfIicar, racifc
(frlVato entTance on Leidesdorf s,r..,,
SAN FRANCISCO.
EstaSlished Expressly to Afford tho Am:.
and UsGTrs CpTs oS Sedep % Aid in the Treatment So'nd
Diseases, Gases of SecreeY SOi'
and all Sexual Disorders
To the Afflicted

DIX. W. x. DoHERTY re turns Lis sim
to his numerous patients or their spteie thank
would take this tpny remind bs and
eeS eRrono ssases SSa'n of 5e his Institute for them the
gestve and Gento- Urinary Organs 'ef, hidneys, d;
Seminal Weakness a"d all the 6orriJ T,s and stag,s
Da Dal 'sdr2GsS snd BnlnS SpEF0Fhoea Gs snes'
of the Back and Lons, nfamn,,t;;nD D9Olhty Disease.
ana hidneys etc, etc; and be booes " the Bladder
experience and successful prac,ic6 that his !o,,
,ms%ff nTacfce MIN on share of public paonags continue
States, he is enabled to apnly and the Uni,aGT
success fu remedies against disease most % efficient and
uses no mercury, charges moderate al al kinds. He
hents in correct and honorable wa,, treats his pa
enSes G from mem has refer
ties consulting MIN by letter =, ~ society. All par.
secrecy. "'4ieAt and implicit
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Female Monthly Pills.

DR.. PERRAULT is the only agent in California for
DR.. BIoT's Female Monthly Pills. Their immense
sale has established their reputation q female rem.
cdy unapproached. and far in advance Of every 9TH
er remedy tor suppressions and Irregularities, and
other distractions in females On the receipt Of FIVE
dollars these Pills will be sent BY mail express to
any part Of the wold secure from curiosity or dam
age.
Persons at distanceoan be cured at home, by ad
dressing letter to DR.. PERKAULT, corner OF Sacra-
mento and Montgomery streets. Rooms 10 and IL, or
Box 97S, p. o. San Francisco, stating the as
minutely as possible general habits of living, occu
patton, etc., etc.
All communications CONFIDENTIAL.
July l6.ls6s, 29yl
, 1869-08-27
To Correspondents

Patents residing in any part OF the St,to bo.--
er distant, who may desire the opinion and
DIR. IOhERTY in theiI respective c,ses 1u' ice oi
think proper to submit written statemsn, %lu WHO
In preference to holding personal interview S"sn eTo
be held most sacred and confidential iTt%n VIII
fully and candidly described personal comnng; Se DO
tOn viii be unnecessary, as instructions for I VA
regimen, and the general treatment of tbe casa
(nclndng the remedies) will be forwarded vi,Sor,
Delay, and IN such manner to convey no iJq, oS
the pufPort oil the letter or parcel so transmitted
, 1869-08-27

Many years the writer these lines and invalid physician while visiting the
Island St. crx for their health experienced and wnsea'many surprising and
beneficial effects the Rum there produced upon Of the nvlds who ke
oursve seeking health and inquiry and investigation obtained full history
Of It's medicinal virtues Hew delighted and surprised and after his recovery
which occurred: determined possible the sole right manufacture
and sell 1t in the United States
The result Of his abos glorious himself and suffering humanity
for the celebrated PLANTATION BTTEas made the world PLAN
TATToN sTTER being merit upon principles
relying wholly the vegetable world for It's medicinal effects worked rapid vu
ton in the history medicine and became household word all the civilized
world The cabaE TlssoX tasman health the
the PLANTATION BTER soon far exceeded the abilities the rropto supply
Notwithstanding the large importation Of st. z Run made expressly for the
pounding these s the quantity inadequate therefore necessary
that extensive scale abroad should
dispatched st. Thomas for that purpose he fortunate securing and
leasing several plantations the largest and productive
island Houses stills and presses erected If BY magic which utterly aston
ihed the natives The services experienced and natives the island
cured and the pp the PLANTATION BTTERs in position
oy their laboratory with all the perfectly pure cx Rum needed manuac
turing the GREAT DYsPEc TONIC AND soaAToa represents
the natives crushing the and otherwise preparing for the stills and presses
As anHe Fever and Agu Intermittent and Maaous Dyspepsia
other kindred diseases the the PLANTATION sTTTERS unsurpassed the
history the world Over Eve million bottles disposed annually They
adapted old and young male and female They agreeable and always
produce an immediate beneficial result
, 1869-08-27

ISFoMATioN WANrED.-Of Thos. c. johnson,
who came to Walla Walla valley, in 1860, in
company with Thos. Estes, senior, and went to
Florence in 1862. Was last heard from at
Florence, in 1868, since which time his friends
have had no tidings from him. His brother,
VIM. Johnson, living at Evening Shade, Arkan-
sas, desires to hear from him. Any information
addressed to his brother as above, or to David
R. King, Walla Walla, W. T., will be thankfully
received. 32.6w
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.waIla walla Agricultural Fair.
PREMIUM LIST

OF the Valid WaHa Valley agricultural Society,
TO be Grarded at the 4th AnHuat Far, to be held
on the 22d, Esd, 24th and 25th days Of Septem-
Der, 1869.
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U III I " Il R . L TY
wAsHINGTo TERRITORY

WAS HINGToN TERRITORY.
THISINsTTTUTIoN WILL BE PERM MANENTLY
Il reopened On Monday, the 18th day of April,
1869, under charge Of Professor ]. II. HALL as
President assisted by such Professors and Assistant
Teachers as may be required.
Its central and convenient location makes II eosy
OF access TO all and effort will be spared to in
crease It's present advantages so as to make il sec
ond to none on the coast.
The government will be firm, but parental-par-
tcular attention being paid to the morals of the stn-
dents but the people Of the Territory may be assur
ed that no sectarian influences will be exerted upon
their sons and daughters in this Institution
Rooms are provided, rent free, for Young Men. in
the University Boarding House, and for Young
Ladies at the residence of the President both nj
which buildings are within the same enclosure with
the University but students are required To supnIv
the necessary furniture, bedding g.
Board can be had on reasonable terms
There is Library and Apparatus in the University
TO which additions will be made from time TO time
AS Tue demands OF the Institution shall require.
TUITION PER TERN OF ELEVEN WEEKS:
Seienuhe Department. ..................$lO 90
No'"'0 .''..'.''. IL W
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
A Preparatory Department will be opened in con-
hecuon with the University. under the charge of
competent Instructors.
TUITION PER TERN OF ELEVEN WEEKS:
Primary Department. nt...............&6O 90
. '''.'.''..............7 90
-iAS .''..............S IS 10 10 70
MODERN LANGUAGES.
Gnrndl ''''.'................$5 90
Si So'uuHu ''''''''...'''......... 90
.........................6 10
tS-Payment for Board and Tuition will be ex.
pected in advance.
The growing wants ofthe Territory and its increas-
ing commercial importance render it necessary for
young men to prepare themselves for the places
which they vh soon be called upon to fill. The i'm
portance Of furnishing them with the means of ac-
curing thorough knowledge Of business at home
has induced the Regents to open
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
iuli OSutso.. .toO w
kor further information address the
PRESIDENT.
By order Of the Board of Regents.
Seattle, W. T., May IA, 1869 22-Sm
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c0-D.-WALTHAM WATCHES Cd.
SOAP, SOAP!

nrenared 10 fill orders for their very sppe'U, W.
FAMILY SOAP, which they sell at less sa tnsn ~. Sn
aonaIiy oood article can be laid down for RON -
low. Factory on Mill Greek, just bei0" A1e "a
Stanard Mil.
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]. II. Grovesteen, founder of the old and
favorably known house of Grovesteen
& Co.
GR0VESTEEN, FULLER g. co.,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
N e w ARE ROO 3
55 Mercer Street, New York.
PIANO-FORTE
PIANO-FORTES.

TNHE GREAT INCREASE IN THE~a
DEMAND FOR OUR PIANo.FoRTEsII4 4TN
throughout the country have compelled us to extend
our Manufacturing facilities to three times their
former size, and having added many new improve
msnts in Manufacturing, we shall continue to keep
our prices the same as they always have been, tie
lowest Of any FirstelAss PiAno-Forte maker by At
least Onethird and We respectfully solicit by parties
about purchasing to comparison with all other
makers. December Is, ls6s-ly.
, 1869-08-27

Preparation is warranted
for Tobacco, in any per-
strong the habit may be
the money will be refund.
and harmless in all cases
break off the hbe Of To-
else Of the VIII. Some.
nature in Overcoming a
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With the help of the
the least trouble. Humid
are willing to bear wit.
Orton's Preparation COM
petite for Tobacco, and
from any desire for i. as
use. The preparation acts
glands and secretiOns
through these upon the
the poison of Tobacco
allaying the unnatural
more hankering after To-
Preparation. Recollect it
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CLASS l.-Horses.
No. l-TAorough- bred.
, 1869-08-27
FRED w. GOLDMAN.

As ly
, 1869-08-27

]. H. BLEWETT, Sec'ry.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-27

IT is stared b, tue San Francisco Alta,
that since the completion of the rail
way the receipts of the telegraph COM
pany have actually fallen to one-fonr' h
their former amount. THIS is owing to
the great reduction in the time required
to communicate with the Atlantic
States by mail. Men now write letters
instead of sendin2 teleRraphic dis
patches, the difference of time being SO
small q matter.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-27

From SACRANEsTO.-Augu &c The
Ere on the railroad destroyed two miles
of shedding, ali the Ties, and 200 rails.
The passengers from Reno yesterday
walked through fire, smoke and ashes,
and took cars from Sacramento to re-
turn, and arrived here at l o'clock ,bis
morning, making n narrow escape from
destruction tour miles below CISCO, by
large boulder Of 10 tons failing down
on the track, delaying the train two
hours. Repairs may all be made BY
Friday night, SO as to admit freight
through.
The Germans Of Sacramento are max
ing great preparations 10 receive Hon.
Carl Sburz, Senator from Missouri, who
is expected here from the East this after
noon.
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To enter and rob a persons house.
and leave behind an ironicnl note OF
thanks, would seem the sublimiiy OF
impudence. Noue but expert burglnrs
pursue such q course; a burglar would
be afraid TO attempt it. Sometimes.
however, the bold rascals are caught,
A. was the case in the recent attempted
robbery of the house of the Postmaster
General at Elk,on, Maryland After
the capture Of the robber, the following
lsconic note was found in one of the
rooms rnnsscked by the burglar
Bill Coleman, New York burglar.
spent all day in your house. Your
liquors -re splendid. regret 10 say
tnar It was the poorest pirc- ! ever me-.
Yours, truly, WILLIAM COLEMAN.
Wrlu,en when drunk of your liquors.
at 10 U clock at night.
Wiilism will doubtless be allowed a
good opportunity TOR getting sober in
the State prison, which is his "LormAl
sphere.
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WASHINGTON INTELLiGkNCE - Wash
ingtou, August 24-Records of the
State Department show The folIowing
regarding the State action on the F,f-
reenth Amendment: Complete rsrifica
Carolina, West Virginia,
Mississippi, Wisconsin, Maine, L"uisi-
ana, Michigan, South Carolina, Pm
sylranis, Arkansas, Connecticut and
Kansas and Missouri: rtjec,ed-Deia-
ware and kentucky.
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KKIGHrs TEMPLAR.-Portland, Maine,
August 25.-The Grand Commandery Of
Knights Templsr went into camp Mt
Cush,ng's leland in this barber, yester-
day, under Grand Commander Charles
H. Mcclellan. Ten Commsndsries were
represented. They will remain in camp
four days.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-27

Tue FEST CARLOAD OF FREIGBT
From BOsToN TO tbs PACIFIC.-Ihef fol-
loving COMMUNICATION, reiauve to The
nrst carload OF goods through from
the East, WAS received IN San Fran
cisco, August 23d:
OMAHA, August 10th.
J. B. Croker, Agent Michigan,
Southern and Lake Shor- Railroad, San
Francisco (CnD: Michigan Southern
Red Line Car 4, 1877, loaded in Boston
Gu Saturday, Angus, 7tn, with 32s
eases boois and shoes, tor II. N New
uall l. Co, San Francisco, passed
through here this morning. anu leiI b,
he Union Pacific Railroad u, ll:20 a.
N This is the tirsi car OF 6 oas of any
road or line fruD the A Atlantic to Pacific.
W. W. COPELAND, Agent
The car referred to came dlr.ctl,
from Boston, aud it is prop, sed
to send 1t back ut once laden with Cali
fornia productions.
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T. IL @ Z OF i - SEM
THE ARA TIC SALVE

rs CREATING AT TIE CELEBRATED CAR
l. .iot springs kept by that prince u gsntie-
n.eu, Capt, " aiiaee) III
CURING ALL MAMIE OF RHEUM tTISM
CuILBLAINS, AND FROZEN FEET
Those who had been bad for years are now cured
pei N ,nenily. Ihe anilcteu need comp am ho
More.
THE SALvE Is A sONhf ElGN REMEDY,
and lis sold by all first cl.-s D..gsists. Patented
June ~, ioU3. me hundred yer cent aiioWeo.
Address n. LII noDEN, CARSON,
Through whom all local agents are estabiisheo
and supplied. auls lm
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE.
RICH'D r. PARKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,

Solicits patronage in Copying, Writing in gen.
eral; Drawing up eeds Bills OF Sale, etc., etc.
Will work i"r moderate remuneration. :
AS-N. Blown Plat, carefully gotten up. "a
Ufice, with Geo. ". Chedic, EQUITY Assessor.
Carson, August 70, 1863.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-05


r,,.,,,u, a, Fo,sr WAYNE alio's--A y q z
1870 Won Schwedisr received at the nan1s
- yfirhf Rev Bishop LueEs, Ia tne H.
On Taesday AnEuss ~, Luz arioinsd deacon and
TVsanssdsy, tho isth uls., he was elevator 70
ahs Priss1aoo s3ser NJ priesthood was cosferred
D. B. ~ ~ Meaaher. g. s. O., mt Notre Dame
- -, fhe I5th uIt, ~ the same Right AeV'
bishop. s-,.
T,,orwar or, S,ssscrrsSATI-- ChtHicofhe.-The
splendid new chnrch Of st. Mary IA ,eis E Slsy,
- = a. IGnmpEion by the Most Rev. Arch
hishsD Purceii In the afternoon there were
solemn vespers ut st. Peters, and eighty were
0o G111ssrSsid-There were forty-two. confirmed.
HIIlsborouea- Tho number confirmed was
thirty-six. e., ,oa
abs beautiful new church was blessed by the
Most Rev. Archbishop.
Dauton-At st. Mary's, Dayton, same gay,
seventeen persons were coniirnea'-'"'"o"e
Telegraph
T,rr,rrsr on PrTrsBuRG-Con f,7adtion at st.
dsso,sfinc, Cambria copaty.-On the 18th nlt.,
tho Right Rev. Bishop of the Diocese visiteo
She church of st. Augustine, Cambria county
AFTER Mass he administered the Sacrament OF
Confirmation to lao persons.
The 18th of August was day OF great re-
ioicing for st. Bernards congregation OF lnai +
gna. "a. In the morning our Right Rev. and
heIoyed Bishop celebrated Mass afterwards
administered the Sacrament Of Conhrmation
fourteen
whom were converts. In the afternoon, nj
.,,cIock. the ceremony of laying the corner
rtone Of st. Demands new church commenced,
which was witnessed not only by the eongre-
cation, but also by great number OF people
of various creeds. ~,
dedicated the Church at Natona, Pa. After
Mass, the Right Rev. Bishop administered the
Sacrament of Confirmation to about sixty.
Horrible Sacrilege.-Some rnfhans broke into
the Catholic Church, at Sam Patch, Pa:z ON the
DIST nit, and made q complete wreck of every
thing inside the church The yestments were
cat and torn into shreds the altar bread was
scattered and trampled on the floor; the cha,
lice and paten were broken and hammered
into 8 lump the tabernacle was torn from the
altar and broken the Mass book torn to pieces
and scattered over the pews and floor, and COM
1uitSed other atrocities which we cannot men
ton. A person strongly suspected OF being
the leader of the pack Of rufians who commit
ted this dastardly act, saved himself by leaT-
ing the place.-Iittsbnyg Catholic.
DIOCESE OF New YORK Dedication. - On
Sunday the 18th ult., the new Church OF st.
Rose of Lima, at Suffern, Rockland county, N.
q. Wae dedicated to the service of Almighty
God by the Very Rev. Dr. Starrs, W q. He
also preached an appropriate. discourse on the
occasion.
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spirit of our epoch is preparing for the Church
and tie servants, we have thoDghs tnee NJ 10
doigned TO award to shee, on the occasion Of
the Council, the reeou1pense which we nave
been in the habit Of according to the most
faithful partisans and protectors OF our Holy
Religion
The Globe SAYS: The service in the Protes-
tant Cathedral of Berlin was very violently,
though harnllessly, interrupted the other day.
Confession, and had Just uttered the words, /"
believe in God,n when a'youpg man called out
i'm q loud voice, aYou lie,D and instantly fred
seized, when he declared that as his father
wished him to enter the Church against his
will he had conceived an intense hatred OF the
clergy, and wished to express bis hatred by
killing the first clergyman he ceuid reach.
attacks Upon Nuas-On Thursday, the Rev.
Canon Carter attended before the magistrates
at Bolton, England, to complain of riotous
attacks upon the inmates of Pilkington street
Convent. He said that Sunday after Sunday
the nuns had been attacked by rough mobs
whilst going to and from chapel, and that last
Sunday they were surrounded and stoned, and
that the nuunery itself had been attacked.
Stones and brickbats were thrown over the
| walls into the yard as the nuns were taking
| their exercises, and several of the windows
nuns to go ont either day or night, and he
| asked for the protection of the Bench 1t was
promised that additional police officers should
be stationed in the district.
Mr.. Gtddstone's hsnt0red Ptsit 10 Hftdd'-i1
has been stated in one of your not over accu-
| rately informed contemporaries that ME-. Glad-
stone goes to Ireland this autumn; and in an
other quarter have seen it announced that
the First Minister of the Crown Will the guest
of the Lord Lieutenant. No such intention
exists. Fully six weeks since Mr., Mrs. and
Miss Gladstone received invitations from no
less than three members of Parliament having
splendid residences not many miles from the
Lakes of Killarney, that they might pass por-
ton of the recess in the sister country; but in
each case tho Premier courteously declined,
sent state of feeling the visit might be consid-
cred inop9ortune, and that in the following
year circumstances of State policy might rem
der his presence among the Irish people matter
of official duty. AS soon as he gains little
strength, Mr.. Gladstone leaves town for Wal
mer Castle, Earl Granville's seat-London Cor
respondent Of the Irish Times.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-05
SoUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING co.
Office, 81 Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS, La

Standard FIRE PROOF ROOFS, equal in durability,
and far superior in other respects to sheet slate put on
at This Roofing is adapted to steep as
well as roofs making of valley CUTTERS etc. etc.
thereby dispensing with the of metal for that puC
pose 1t weighs much less to the square than sheet
Slater cost of transportation comparatively small and
the mode application quite simple does not affect
but rather improves the No painting is required
1t can applied the sides of buildings well the
roof making Whole fire proof. As covering for
Steam boat Roofs 1t is superior TO anything in use
interested be referred to numerous roofs
in our city them the largest constructed in the
city during the past year. - -,
ComIuunieations addressed TO EDWD THOMPSON,
Secretary and Treasurer will receive prompt attention
myI6 tim
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Bcnevolence is not to be estimated by the
given, but by what it costs to give.
An English charity recently received an envel-
ope containing six penny stamps, on the inside
OF which We're written these words 'Fasted n
meal to give a meal" That was true beneyo-
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-UHDERrAKERs-BU BUILDERS.
VRAECB s0EEHsnH. TIioa- u. s1at
JOHNSON Il SHEELD8,
y (SucceasoTs to the late Daniel Monroe.)
UND E RTAK ERS,
s03, EOS. and 2oT Magazine street,
NEW oRINkke.

Messrs. johnson Shields have purchased the above
well knswn establishments and have added largely TO
facilities for conducting the business
Tie services Of Mr.. JOHN RAY, well and favcrably
known IN the old establishment. retained Orders
left day night win receive prompt attention. Carria
pes for hire at reasonable prices. da0 fy 3