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On Tuesday morning,

May %, at 10 o'clock, No eO7 South Tenth street.
catalogue the handsome walnut parlor furniture suits
handsome oiled walnut chamber furniture fine oil paint
ings st Peter at the Gate of the Temple" Washington
Landscape etc fine Brussels and other carpets gas
sumiug stoves, etc.
May be examined early on morning of SALE 5Is6t
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NfEOlNuE Il lAkklSH,
WIN. HUNT, Executors.
STEPHEN $. PRICE,
VI. IuOMAS ~ SUNS, AuCtlOneArS
Nos. 139 Rn ; ~ & ENI RTH Strnnt

C% EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE
Lij Estate of Joshua Longstreth, deceased.-
Thomas Sons, Auctioneers.-Eleyen Three-st)ry
Brck Dwellings, forming a court, known as ''NOrth-
ampton, Nos. 1926 42S, and 43O Dilwyn street. north
of CallOwhll street, go feet 'front.' On Tuesday May
% 1869, at 10 O'Clock, noon, Will he sold at public
SALE without reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all those eleven three-story brick dwellings, forming
a court, and known as "NOrthamptOn,n situate on
the west side OF DillWyn street, north OF CaoWhll
street. Nos. 1926 42S and 430 the lot containing III
front on Dillwyn street 60 feet, ana extending Ill
depth GO feet Terms, half cash Sale Absolute.
BY order of GEORGE ID. PARRISH
WILLIAM Hunt, ENecutoIS'
STEPHEN S. PRICE, J
NJ THOMAS a SONS, AuctlOneers,
b1g9t Nos, 139 and 1l1 S, FOURTH stree"
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CONTRIBUTORS SALE OF PAINTINGS
We intend making sale Of Paintings during the coming
week at Art Gallery No 1920 Chestnut street. Per
desirous of contributing should do so at
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MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS.-
WI G.ately statesmen for NJ. Thomas Sons)
No. 529 CHESTNUT Street, rear entrance from Minor.
Sale at No 2O7 South Tenth street
HANDSOME WALNUT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT CHAMBER SUIT, FINEl BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPETS, FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
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C- EXECUTORS PEREMPTORT SALE
LLI Estate of Joshua LOngstroth, deceased
N Sons, AuCtiOnCers.-Ncry Valuable Business
Stands. Three thrCe-stOry Brick Stores, Nos. 2lQ,
22l, and 223 Church street, east of Third street. On
Tuesday May 25 1869, at II o'clock, noon, will ue
sold at public SALE without reserve at the Phlalel-
phla Exchange the following described pro-
pcrty, viz
No. AL that valuable thrncstory brick store and
lot Of ground, situate on the north side OF Church
street, east Of Third street, 40. 2l9 containing i'm
front 10 feet inches, and extending in depth 5S feet
inches.
No. All that valuable thrcc-story brick store and
lot Of ground, adjoining the above being No. 221,
containing in front 10 feet IT,, inches, ana in depth
5S feet inches
No 3-All that valuable threc-stOry brick store and
lot Of ground adjoining the above, being no. 223
containing in front 10 feet ri inches, ami extending
in depth 26 feet one-half inch, then narrowing to
feet ~ inches and extending still further in depth
l4 feet, the entire depth being 30 feet.
Terms, half cash. Sale absolute. by order OF
GEO ID. PARRISH, !
WILLIAM llUNT, = Executors.
STEPHEN :. PRCE,D
NJ. THOMAS ~ SONS, AuCtOncers,
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GEORGE d. PARRISH,)
WILLIAM HUNT, ! Executors.
GTrpuEN - ppTgE

. SIT Nos. 139 and lll =. FOURTH street.
T. REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS * SONS SALE
"i Modern Stone Residence, with Stable and Coach
house, johnson street, southwest Of Green street.
Germantown, 151 feet 'front.' 300 feet deep to Norton
street. On Tuesday, June /, 1862 at ~ o'clock, nOon
will he sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia EX-
change all that modern three-stOry stone rough-Cast
mcSsuage, with twO-stOry back building and large lot
OF ground, situate the northwest side of johnson
street. 343 12-lO0 feet southwest of Green street,
Germantown, Twcnty-seCOnd ward; the lot contain
ing in front on Johnson street 81 1900 feet, and
tending in depth 300 feet to Norton street, fronts.
The house is well and substantially built; has piazza
front and back; has parlOr, dining-rOom kitchens,
chambers, ana bathroom; gas, hot and cold water,
water-cose furnace, range, etc. cellars paved with
brick. and has vault enclosed. The lot is hand
sOmely laid OUT has vegetable garden, etc. Stable
and COaCh-hOuse, greenhouse, etc. Clear Of all in
cumbranCe. Terms-s40O0 may remain on mortgage
Immediate possession.
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C-a REAL ESTATE-TUOMAS a SONS SALE
81 Modern thTCe-stOry brick Residence, 80 SOB
North Fifth street, below Poplar street. On Tuesday,
June lst, 1869, at u o'clock, noon, will be sold at
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange all that
modern three-stOry brick messuage, with tWO-stOrY
back buildings and lot OF ground, situate on the east
side of Fifth street, below Poplar street. No S53 the
lot containing in front Fifth street feet inches,
including part OF 219 feet wide alley, and extending
in depth II feet 10 inches, widening on the end
vcniences; gas, bath, hot and cold water, water
closet, cooking range furnace, etc. Clear Of all in
cumbranCe Terms-S3OOO may remain on mort
gage for years. Possession January, 1870.
NJ. THOMAS ~ SONS, AUCtiOneers.
5-ss3t Nos. 139 and 141 South FOURTH Street
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on PUBLIC SALE-ESTATE OF LAWRENCE
81 Dillon. deceased.-THOMAS x SONS, Auction
i7G1tcrs-Three-stO Brick Dwelling, with side
ONCE and yard, No. 1918 FrankfOrd avenue and two
stables in the rear, between Montgomery avenue
and Berks street. Eighteenth ward. on Tuesday,
June l. 1862 at u oclock, noon, will be sold at pub
lie sale at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three
story brick messuage, JwOstOry brick back building,
with side ofice or store, and lot OF ground situate
on the east side of Of FrankfOrd avenue No 1913;
the lot containing in front on Franklord avenue 40
feet and extending in depth 140 feet. AsO stables
in the rear Subject to a mortgage OF $4,000. Imme-
diate possession of the dwelling.
VI. THOMAS II SONS, AuctiOneerS.
b1b SGT Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURlM Street.
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on REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & SONS SALE.
&@i Desirable three-story brick Dwelling, No. 3l5
(TaSk street between Third and Fourth streets. on
Tuesday, June /, 1869, at 12 O'Clock, noon, will he
sold at public sale, AT the Philadelphia Exchange,
all that desirable tmee-stOry brick messuage, and
lot OF ground, situate the north side Of Gask ST.,
between Third and Fourth streets, No. 3l5; contain
ing IN front Gaskill street. 10 feet including half
OF feet wide alley, the upper stories Of the house
being built over the same, ana extending in depth
81 feet 9 inches, including feet wide alley. I'M
mediate possession. Keys at Ottice Of Dickson
Brothers, No. 800 Walnut street
NJ. THOMAS X SONS, AuCtiOneers,
52O2229 Nos. 139 and 141 :. FOURTH street.
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THOMAS BIRCH 81 SON, AUCTIONEERS
Il AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No ITO
CHESTNUT Street; rear entrance No. 10y SAMSON st.
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DEAL ESTATH-THOMAS & SONS SALE
IL Genteel three-story brick cottage York street
west OF Tweny-thrd street, 20 feet front 112 feet
deep ON Tuesday, May 25 1869, at ~ O'Clock, noon,
will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia EX-
change, all that handsome three-sOry brick cottage
and lot OF ground situate the north side of York
street. 60 feet west of rwenU-thrd street, Twenty
eighth ward; containing in front on York street 20
feet ana extending in depth ~ feet. Terms cash
Immediate possession. Keys next door.
NJ THOMAS * SONS, AuctiOneers.
D 10 SGT Nos. l39 and l4l South FOURTH Street
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Un Iuesdly Morning,
May 3d. at o'clock, at the auction store, No. 10
Chestnut street. will be sold large superior
parlor chamber, dningrOom and library furniture office
desks and tables large and small manel and pier glasses
paintings, china etc.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE.-Also an assortment
of secondh furniture from families declining
keeping. b222t
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

On EXECUTORS PEltEMPTORY SALE
;i.i Estate Of Jacob Wagner, dCCcased.-Thomas ~
Sons, Auctioneers-On Tuesday, June 8, 1862 at 70
O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, without
reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the follow
ing described property, viz. -
No. 1. Two-story brick dwelling No. 520 Noble
street. east OF Sixth street. All that twO-stOry brick
dwelling No. $40 Noble street. and lot Of ground,
situate on the south side of Noble street. 27 feet 81
inches west Of Magnolia street. Twelfth ward; con-
tanning IN 'front.' on Noble street II fect4 "A inches, and
in depth on the west side 20 feet inches and on the
east side 60 feet inches, ana in breadth rear end
II feet 3A inches. Together with the privilege Of
feet wide alley leading eastward into Magnolia
street Clear Of all mCunbrIuCe. Terms, cash.
Possession with deed.
No. @ TwO-stOry brick dwelling, No. 5lS Noble
street All that twO-stOry brick dwelling, No. Bis
Noble street ana lot Of ground situate ON the south
side OF Noble street, 10 feet west OF Magnolia street,
Twelfth ward; containing in 'front.' on Noble street u
feet 81 inches, and i'm depth 5l feet ~ inches.
Together with the privilege of "a feet alley way
leading southward and eastward into Magnolia
street Clear Of all nCuuhr8nCe. Terms cash.
Rents for $500 per annum. sale absolute.
BY order Of Executors.
NJ. THOMAS a SONS, AuCtiOncCrs
p & aud fATrT Gf
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SAMUEL 7 MILLER, ! 49,
JOHN +. COMBS, LAW
NJ. THOMAS n SONS, AuCtionecrs,
Nos. 1880 and III s. EOLRIu Sreet

NJ. THOMAS u SONS, Auctonecrs,
. 10 S3t Nos. l39 and l4l S, FOURTH Street.
On REAL ESTATE. - THOMAS Il SONS
LfJ Sae.-Genteel Threc-StOry Brick Dwelling No.
2llo Walden street, between Market and Arch
streets on Tuesday June l, 1869. at l2 o'clock,
noon, VIII be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia
Exchange all that genteel threc-stOry brick mes
suage and lot Of ground situate the south side OF
Walden street west of TWeuty-rst street. No. 2llS;
containing In front on Walden street 6 feet, ana eN-
tending IN depth 32 feet inches. Terms-SlhOO may
remain on mortgage. Clear of all incumbranGe
Immediate possession. Keys at Kline ~ Keys, NO.
lll2 Ridge avenue
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Aucuonecrs,
b2o2229 Nos l39 and l4l :. FOURTH Street,
CF4 FOR SALE-NERY a / L A L + n
Iii country Seat and Mansion, on account OF IL.
the owners removal to another city.
Inc property consists OF acres OF ahu az lle CoI-
ntl Oh Oak lane and JCnklntOWn ROAD, lta Hllles
from the city Of Philadelphia; . miles from Oak
lane sJauon, on the North Pennsylvania hallroau
Qh Cheltehhan township Montgomery county, lusI
DtNonu lhe city hne) Splendid modern polhJeu-
Sl9ne mansion, stone stable, carrage-nouse, elc'
WIZ pe SOLD at Merchants Exchange, May ~ py
Nj. THOMAS a SONS, Aucuoneer5.
IAologIaph may be seen at Auction Rooms, nos.
l59 ana lll ). FOURTH Street, and all particulars
learned IIom their advertisements. . 10 ths 4t
J)EREMPTORY SALE.-THOMAS a SONS, AUC-
L uoneers-Genteel three-story brick dwelling,
no. 20 lyDrand street. between Imrleehlh ana
BROAD, nOfln OF Race street. on TUESDAY, June ],
so9 at ~ O'CLOCK noOn will be sold at puolc SALE AT
the Imladelpha Exchange, all that genteel three
sioly pIlck nessuage and lot Of ground situate on
the cast sde OF Lybrand street. 2l3 reel d inches
norh OF Race street, No 225; containing IN front on
Lyhrand street 1917 feet aud extending i'm depth 90
feet. Clear OF all incumbanee. Terms cash. Sale
absolute.
NJ. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
b 10 SUI Nos lJ9 and l4l 5. FOURTH Street
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IDEAL ESTATE-THOMAS Il SONS SALE
IL Modern three-story brick residence, 1919 North
Eighth street, above Master street. on Tuesday
June l. 1869 at u o'clock, noon, will he sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange all that modern
three-stOTy brick messuage, with three-sJOry back
building and lot Of ground situate the east side of
Eighth street, north Of Master street. No. 149 con-
tanning in front Eighth street II feet and extend
ing in depth 1902 feet inches to street. The house
has all the modern improvements and cOnvenences
contains twelve rooms, parlOr, dining room, ana two
Kitchens on the first floor. Terms-s3OOO may remain
on mortgage. Immediate possession. VIII be Open
for examination daily previous to sale.
Nj. THOMAS II SONS, AuctiOncers,
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NJ. THOMAS n SONS. Auctoncers
b21b22 Nos. l3g and l4l $. EOLRIM Strcot

|-s REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS & SONS SALE
H"i Three-story Brick Dwelling No. AZ Vine street.
On Tuesday, May 25 1862 at y o'clock, nOon will be
all that threestory brick messuage and lot Of ground
situate the north side Of Vine street, II feet east
of Crown street, No All; containing IN front Il feet,
parallel with Crown street 70 feet inches TO feet
wide alley, leading from Crown street eastwardy to
a feet wide alley, which leads thence nOrthwardy
into Wood street. Clear of all incumbrance Terms,
$1,000 may remain on mortgage Keys may he had OF
James Buck, 5. w. of Crown and Vine streets
NJ. THOMAS ~ SONS, Auctioneers,
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Sale at No 1908 Wallace street
WALNUT FURNITURE, HANDSOM

On Thursday morning,
9th nst at 10 o'clock at No 1903 Wallace street. by
catalogue the entire Household Furniture, handsome
walnut and har-cloh parlor furniture, oak dining room
furniture handsome walnut chamber furniture fine hair
mattresses, feather beds handsome Wilton aud Brussels
carpets handsome secretary and bookcase large library
table, china and glassware, kitchen furniture.
May be examined on morning Of sale. 518H
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
SUE u as Coughs. Colds. NshO0pinx
Cough. flTons hiti.. A.tlasnss,
md (OmsuniIitiOn.

Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine has ANYTHING won 20 widely and 50 deeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, as this exec lcnt
fr'nedt Tor pulmonary complaints. Through a long
series OF years. and among most Of the races OF
men ii has risen higher aud higher ia their stina.
ton, As ii has become better known. It's uniform
charatt"r and power to the vai ious affections
OF the lungs and throat, have made il known as re.
HaDie protector against thcm While aaaptcl, To
ml,cf forms Of disease and to young children il /.
nj tho same tic the most eIcCtua remedy that can
be gwen for lncipicnt consumption, and the dan
gcrous affections u the throat and lungs. As pro-
VISION against sudden attacks Of Tg,"p. il should
be kept on hand IN every family, and indeed as al
IRE sometimes subject 10 colds aud coughs IN
Should he provided with this antlote for item
Although settled Consumption i Thought in
durable, still great numbers Of cases where The .iis.
ease seemed settled have been conn ,ictcly cured
and the patient restored to sound Health by the
Cherry IccfOrgl. SO complete is its mastery
oycr the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat that
the most obstinate of them yield to il. When roth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
for1i they subsde and disappear.
Sinners and I,1htic .SEedisess ,i,Id great pro-
lection from it. f*' 49, F'f'''
listhma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PccfSrnl in small and frequent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known that it is I'M
necessary to publish the certificates Of them here
or ITO norc than assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintained. >
Prepared by
Dr. y. C. AVER s. CO., LOWELL, MASS.
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PA AMOS, H..
Organs and MelOl.colls

HAVING detained the agency for most Of
l IN" llrst-"kts> Instruments. aiG prrfnrcd
To oliGr greater Inducements io tilc musical
people of tCdar county than has heretofore
been offered. For Pianos, sell ...s .~
STEIN WAYS.
'f.. CHICK ERINtt & sons,
tff NEW YORK UNION, &C..
Geo. Il. Prince & CO.'S 0ad .Hason C
Ununtias organs und .MctoGeona,
and Others If they aee desired. / mention the
above kinds ~ the best in the market ana
every instrument Will be fully warranted.
Please cali and examine my prices before
purchasing elsewhere. SHEET MUSIC filr1i-
ished nj 4 REDUCTION on publishers prices
ro1hr af}GNe list oirfnStrHnient& have tate
~ added tar STAR okG.iN ana MEIaDEON.
which. for beauty and purity of tone. surpass-
e& anything in the west. ASample cin 30 stol,
ut my time by calling at my house. =.
US Always to be found ut sam. WiricS'S
SHOE store. ..t I.,.'
WIN. S. WOODS.
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1ABoR THROWN AwAY.-To plant a
row of nice trees along the road and
neglect 10 sci pastsoatiide thus allow
ing careless people to hitch horses to
them. and strip off the bark.
To drive "A two by four scantling each
side Of young tree and nail on stout
Stats on to keep the tree in its place :
When the tree-top gets respectable
growth the wind will sway it back and
forth rubbing it against the support,
producing scar where it will finally
break.
To danb healthy trees over with a
coat of whitewash.
To plant an orchard with choice vari-
cites of fruit trees and then seed down
FIR meadow, or turn in flock Of sheep,
or a..nw a herd Of cattle 10 get in occa-
sIonaliy through poor fence or an open
gate.-Prairie fts1,,cr., h% ." ."
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tried it, know that it cured them; those who have
not, know that it their reighbors and Friends
and all know that what II does once II does always
that it never fails through any fault or neglect Of
It's composition. We have, a-.'l cav show, thou.
sands upon thousands of "titicates of rcmagka.
bic cures of the following complaints but such
cures are known in every nclghDOrhood, and why
should we publish them? Adapted to all ages ana
conditions in all climates; containing neither Gallo
with safety by anybody. Their sugar coating pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to
take, while being purely vegetable no harm can
arse from their use i'll any quantity. ~ -
They operate by their powerful influence on the
Internal risccra TO purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy a"tioa remove the distractions OF the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of the
body restoring their irregular action to health and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange.
ments as arc the first origin OF disease.
Minute dneclions given in the wrapner on
me bon ior the following complaints, which these
For 1Dysls~ ls~aa or 1nsligesstOn. L.tstlesa.
ness. LAngGOr and Loss Of Appetite. they
should he taken moderately to stiaulne the sonl.
sch and restore it. healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp.
toms, Bilious Headache. sick ~ e..slaC he
Jannsiicc or Green sickness. Rtiiou.
hciousy taken for each ease to correct the diseased
action on remove the distractions which cause it.
For Dy.cntsry or Diarrhra, but one mile
For I8heusnuti.sn. a.out. & raw FL. Paint
tstion Of tlss. Heart. l'Atn in the side
Back and LOins. they should be continuous /,
taken, as required to change the diseased action
the system With such change those complaint
disappear
FOR lbrODsy and nrGIIsicSl ssssellings the,
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro
duce the effect Of a drastic purge.
f.r suppression large dose should be take
as produces the dies ired effect by sympathy.
As n Dinner IiV. take ono or two I'iIfs 10 oro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach am
powers INTO healAN action, restores the appetite
ana mvig"ratc> - system. Hence it is often nd
vantage"u> where no serious arrangement exit:
tOinfJl1ll n t,1ic sl,a., Il,
OF these rms makes him feel decidedly better frot
their cleansing and rcnovatiny eject the ttise.
1--WE apparatus. There are numerous cases Whei
Fuigatlre J. required, which We cannot cname
ate here, but they suggest themselves to every bod,
and Whrrc the virtues OF this I'iV are known til
public no longer doubt mha: to employ.
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Good Farm for Sale.

EJNiE FINEST IMPROVED FARM iii Cedar
= county, for sale. Is situated l. miyg weka
of Upton an1, CONSISTS of eighty acres a un-
der ftncs ,onc huiia red IA of wh iei Is hedge
and DIVIDED into tf,ur fields. III .s'"7 =
tw6we lls.nft at the house and the other ut
rilt. .barni Anoorrh,,rn t,f leo bearing apDIe
trees OF the riet les n az pIttnls
cherries currantss straWberries, rf,slia,r iess
go6SttrtrrfcS, AMI grapes Fifteen acres Of the
her. The lnase'b Is a nawl one: finely EfiiSlied:
contains six r4ei.iS. pantry siasi Is. a;a pres
SEES; under wiitch Is good dry, ctiiar, inn er,i-
with floor ana ara neries canplcto. md" stab
ling for u head OF i.orSee. Also, all ncc.ssary
ruuthuiffnaS, Sur' MS sheds, Il les. WDodhouse,
dressed and painted. cncpsi ng ho,sc-y ward and
garden. \ public road passes the buildings
lcr, living on 1lic'faru1.
Nov s.. isGS.n} ,.s'i;ot >, tscf4Ns. i. PUNK.
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cIMPSON & WEBSTER,
Manufacturers of
Narl,;p W0liVIlEsellts.
Tomb and Head Stones,

lfIJSf4 TINE, 10 ~.
Keen on land !, large stock ofnarhlt, from
which We Will manufacture Monuments, "ab-
lets and Iitadstpnes to suit the wants our
customers, and as cheap ~ the ci1e+tft',i AN
orders promptly filled. delivered and set p IN
any part Of The county. Especial sttte..tion
paid to getting up new designs. n-'N
W. II. SIMPSON -: z* ". ". " Ei'sEttR.
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REi.iGipl'S SELF IMAIpLATIoN.-A
the exfra", binary proceedings, saxs tie
IHH -I'W Gr.fftc of Aug. 10. of tllf ma
ny tanat'ea' seel> "hgsnalapid inAreasc
has excited so much anxiety in Russia
are fairly 'hrown into the shade by a
terrible act of -elfimmoIatiou which is
reported from the Government Of Sara
row. n few months ago the prophets of
Il new religion made their appearance
In that part Of the Empire, preaching
self destruction b. fire as L!,e only true
road to salvation; and SO readily WAS
their dreadful doctrine received by tn.
ignorant and suparstitios peasantry, tha,
in one large VILLAGE no less than one
Thousand seven hundred persons assem-
bled in some wooden house, and, having
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fla man has any religion worth hav
ing, he will do his duty, and not make
fuss about it. 1T is, the empty beetls
that rattles.
|, A business firm in Fair Haven, Conn
have posted the following notice on
the front OF. their iron safe: "AlI gentle.
manly burglars are hereby notified that
owing to the insecurity 81. this box, no
svaluables are deposited therein, SO please
. lot distusb it," al i, COB
r: Christian perfection is the perfection
of love, of desire, Of efort-not the eli
usax of attainment. A man cab never
ke too righteous to grow, not until a &C.
,.dar can be too healthy and strong to
grow-too full Of sap to put forth new
had, expand new leaf start a new
lbough, fashion new cone and enlarge
its own trupk.,,s
n "A steam 1T on the Mississippi passed
a drowning man. The unfortunate man
struggled, FLASHED, floundered and
screamed for dear life, in the water
The pilot of the steamboat yelled to him
to- stand upl', He itiid so, and found
Al.e water scarcely knee deep. \ more
sbfepish foolish looking fellow than he
a The ladies and gentlemenfot, the boat
1cleamed with laughter at the ludicrous
teene, it would he hard to find.