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rARDOZO, ALLSOP & FOURQUREAN
are daily receiving
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
such as SILKS, GRENAD1NE,
GRENADINE BERAGEs,
MOZAMBIQUEs, LAWNS,
JACONETS, ORGANIZES, &C, &C.
Our stock Is constantly replcnishcd with ever
novelty that appears In the New York market
We would call special attention to our large
stock Of LLAMA and other LACE POINTS
sACoUEs, and PARASOL COVERS, OF new
est designs.
Making, as we do, KID GLOVES one
SPECIALTIEs, we offer the largest and be
assorted stock to be found In this market, en-
bracing all the new shades o the best makers
such as JUGLA, JOUvIS, and ALEXANDRA
Also, a GOOD GLOVE that we can recommend
as being the best ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS glove
known in the market.
CARDOZO, ALLsOP & FoURQUREAN.
s. NJ PRICE, JACK TEMPLE, JOHN .. CH1LEs
T. D. QUARLEs, Z. 2. LYONS, and r. G. CARE
are with us, and would be pleased to see thei
friends and aquaintances. my
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COMMISSIONER BoYD'S OFFICE,
RrynrpN MAY In 1899.

The partics interested in the foregoing decree
= re hereby notified that | have appointed W ED
NESDAY'th the .3d day of June next for executing
said decree when they will appear before me AT
my Office with the necessary evidence, &c. 10 en-
'hic mo In do So ALFRED BOYD,
my I5Stw Commissioner.
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sFECkLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT

SEECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT
I'VE April I 1869: cce
\. Bovd 4 Son, who sue for the benefit OF ): K.
johnson, their trustee. Iiaih'ins'
against ,,.
Alexander Sydnor coroner and rs such admins
traitor of Lucy Clark, deceased, &C.,
IN CHANCERY.
This causc in which the plaintiffs appear to nave
nrocrcded against the absent defendant III Inc man
pcr prescribed by law, and which has been regu-
larly matured ana set for hearing at the rhleS
came ON To be heard on the bill akcn for confcSScd)
and exhibits, and was argued by coanscl; on con-
sidcration whereof the court doth ad!udge, ofuef,
and decree that one of the commissioners VI liiis
court after giving notice by punlcatlon s pncc =.
week for four successive weeks IN the hlciiilul,u
Djsn,trh n paper published in the city OF RICH
,nonI (which notice shall be- equivalent 70 per
sonaI service upon the parties intercsted Oh tue
fir,r and Mace of taking the same, 40 tahc au az
cnunt of an outstanding membranes upon me
real estate Of Lucy Clark, deceased WIN . t,
nrioritics. And that the same commissions I'm
mrots Of the said real estate, ana that the conis
soncr report his proceedings under thls decree 10
tic court y WY g. a. ENDLY, Clerk.
COMMISSIONER BoYD'S OFFICE.
BOYDToN. May is, 1869.
The parties interested In the foregoing
,ocn,y notjticd that have appointed IIEsDAl
,o onS day of June next for executing sara decree,
,rhan ,hcy will appear before me, III III! ONCE IN
EnyJtou. with the necessary evidence, 10 Ei,"oie
D"iul 9n =" "A'N '' ALFRED BOYD,
nv l5-Slw So 'L~-
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Defendant,

on the motion Of Samuel q. Farrar sheriff. ana
administrator OF Charles Hudson, deceased, by
counsel, leave is granted him TO file his petition
making him party plaintiff In this cause, ana q
then this cause. which has been regularly matured
and set for hearing at the rules, came on 10 be
heard on the bill-takcn for confessed the petition
OF samuel g. Farrar, sheriff. and as such admins
traitor OF Charles Hudson, deceaSed-and e exhibits,
and was argued by counsel. on consideration
whereof the court doth adjudgc. order and decree,
giving notice bv publication once week for four
Successive weeks III the Richmond DiSRdtch, 4
paper published in the city OF Ricllmond-wlich
notice Shall he equivalent to Il personal service
upon the parties mtcrcsted-of the time ana place
OF taking the same. do take account OF all out
defendant james Hayes. 1r, with their prioriTies
and that the same commissioner take an account OF
the annual value of the rents and profits OF the sald
real estate and that he report his proceedings
under this decree TO this court.
i copy-1este: o.,
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FURNITURE, DC.
WAREROOMS.

ZINE FURNITURE, &c.-H. 4. AT
KINsoS q son have on hand, and will con-
tinue 10 keep q very fine assortment OF CABINET
FURNITURE OF their own make, OF hne ROSE
WOOD. WALNUT, &C: which they wiil warrant,
and viii sell at prices as low lower than can be
had in northern cities or anywhere else. We only
ask the public to call and examine for themselves,
in verify of this statement, before sending their
money from home. thereby helping TO sustain the
families Of our workingmcn At home Instead OF
contributing 10 support asylums for that purpose.
In our Undertaking Department Is kept all kinds
OF COFFISS, with the latest improved METAL.
Lie BURIAL-CASE, which Is perfectly beau,ifu
at short notice. Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Don't forget the small yet well-flled house OF
Governor street, No. 100, Richmond, Va.
NH is-3m II. A. ATKINSON i SON.
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Cn,fN1SS1nNER ATK1xS'S OEE1cE

BU1DTDN. My 70, INb'.
have appointed July l. lSGa. at my office, in
Boydton, as the time and place for taking the
Authenticated accounts ut which time and place
al parties interested will appear.
WILLIAM T. ATKINS,
nv 2Q-S4w Commissioner.
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IL 1905 MAIN STREET.
MAY e. 1850.
FRESH GOODS THREE TINES WEEK.
Just received, per steamer Niagara, another
shipment Of AUCTION BARGAINS, embracing
a splendid assortment Of Domestics and Prints,
bought ut the REDUCED PRICES. The best 4.
Bleached Cotton at 123c. In the city and the best
Prints st 123c. In the city.
A large and varied assortment Of Ribbons Dress
Goods, Trimmings. Handkcrchiefs, Hosiery OF ali
kinds Hats OF all kinds for both ladies and gents.
Always on hand. Boots, Shoes. &C., and all man.
ner OF Notions and Fancy Articles. my %
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COMMISSIONER BoYD's OFFICE, /


The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified That have appointed THURSDAY
the 2h day of June. 1850. for carrying said decree
Office with the necessary evidence, to enable TO
dn So ALFRED BOYD.
my l5-c4w Commissioner.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Z.

nANIEL ODONNELL,
~ AT SIS BROAD STREET,
is prepared to execute all descriptions o.
GAS-FITTING AND PLUMBING.
Having had a long practical experience ~ th ~
class of work. he hopes to give satSiauth a a "
prices and workmanship. NY '-'At
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ICE, ICE, ICE, at the MARKET STORE,
L Iii. Main street, between Seyenteenth and
Eighteenth. Also. FRESH MEATS, &C.. after
m rkel hours SLICED HAM: SMOKED BEEF
BEEF and HOG TONGUES, smoked and picked
CLOTHES LINES one-quarter mile long or
TEAS, GROCERIES, OODENWA E.
BROOMS. and anything else. Please go and see
or come to r. +. JAMES, IN the First Market, Tor
choice BACON, &c. my jim
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The trial OF Hcrndon is going on III
Orange. The vcnirc was summoned from
Alexandria.
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NgECkLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT
WI April term. 1869: r
William TowncS. ...fialhtlh'
against
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In was too early for the street cars, and
being off time there were no coaches in wait
ing: so Mr.. Whiting started at once to walk
to the residence of his wifes father
The day had broken rough and windy, as
it ALWAYS is in the beautiful Forest City; and
the clouded sky irowned upon the miserable
husband as well as the smoky stained shops
and sloppy sidewalks. Even Commodore
Perry, upon his pedestal in the park seemed ..
to look stonier than usual, as he gazed OH
upon the icy lake, with sort OF pity that
forbore to look dom upon the human
wretchedness he had himself done with
years and years ago.
Mr. Whiting hurried on, hardly compre-
hending his GRAND, or what he feared. until
he came to the house of his fatherln-law-
pretty gothic cottage, back on a lawn be-
hind hidden trees. The house was shut up
and silent, but Mrs. Whiting was always
lark at rising, and as her husband Invoun-
tarly looked up at tine window OF a room
they had so often occupied, he saw her loop
ING back the curtains, as cheerful and bright
as Il butter cup. And before he was halt
way up the walk, she was through the door
way, and down to meet him smiling like a
morning glory. -.
II didn't expect you before Tomorrow"
she cried in girlish joy. Il thought you
wouldn't get my letter in time. Nobody is
up but me; isn't that splendid? nobody in
the whole housed We will go down to
breakfast before they know you are here.
Why, how delightful I could Just hug
that old mail-carrier for taking round my
letter in time But was it not magnificent
that Theodore happened tosee me2 He said
it was all luck and chance he did not go out
the other side of the depot. And we were
lust in time to catch the Cleveland train.
Theodore was Mrs. Writings eldest
brother, Just on his way from India. And
directly at the mention of his name, stone
of as many as twenty tons fell from Mr..
Writings heart, which, in consequence, felt
lighter than sponge bread.
80 you thought you would come right
home with Theodore, instead of going to
Cincinnati to see Sarah Gaegon," said he.
"Why, yes; Sarah Is here, you know.
Didn't l write you that9 All of us, brothers
and sisters are together. now you have
come" answered Mrs. Whiting, growing
sweeter with every word she spoke in the
eyes of the happy husband.
Mr.. Whiting told his wife of his comlcal
and tragcal mistake. and she never suspec-
ted the ermine furs and embroidered velvet
cloak he bought for her that very day were,
in sober reality. thank offerings.
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POETRY.
The. Last Prayer.


Suggested by the death of one who repeated
the "Children,s Prayer just before She died,
and whose last words were tGood norning!"
sNow lay me"-softly, family
Came the prayer from lips grown white;
While the murmur OF the river
Sounded through the silent night.
s'Down 10 sleep"--the sleep was dreamless
That was stealing DER her now;
Fainter grew the iuttering pulses,
Death damps gather on her brow.
81 pray tie Lord "-thc dear Lord, standing
All unst en- beside her bed,
Knew himself the pangs OF dying.
Had himself slept with the dead.
aMy soul to keep'-dear SOUL he keeps II
Safely in his pierced hand;
Keeps it from all sin forever,
Keeps it for the blood-washed oahu.
sIf 1 should die''-e'en now she standeth
On the rivers misty shore;
ONLY this one crossing over,
And she tasteth death no more,
uBefore wake'-that bliss ofwaking,
Never mortal lips have told
Songs of angels-palms of glory.
; Harps and crowns OF purest gold.
81 pray the Lord 1.-THE dear Lord, plying
Drew still closer to her side;
"Fear thou not, dear soul" he whispered,
s'Fear not-I myself have died"
envy soul to take"-he took it, held it,
Bore it all the shadowy way
Bore it through the swelling river,
Into realms of cloudless day.
So we leave her in his keeping
Till for us the Lord shall come
Then we too will say ''Good morning"
In the blessed, deathless home.
N s. E., i's Youths Companion.
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For the Standard.

TOT Tue Standard.
Republicans Gaining in Greene County.
MESsRs. EDIToRs l write merely to give
you IA few items in regard to the prospective
success of our party IN this county.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
in the town of Snow Hill on Saturday the
18th instant, and l can truly and proudly
say that never was a meeting more harmoni-
ously. better attended or more orderly con-
ducted upon the part of both white and
colored, than was this.
The meeting was not composed entirely
of negroes, as some would have you believe,
but some OF the most respectable and inf1u-
entail men Of our county took their seats in
that Convention and participated in its de-
alterations. Resolutions endorsing Presi-
dent Grant, Governor Holden, Hon. David
Heaton and Joseph Dixon were introduced
and adopted without dissenting voice.
learn that the opposition are going TO
make desperate effort to carry the town
ship elections in this county; but every true
Republican is at his post, and their efforts
will he in vain, for the Republican party in
Greene county is gaining strength daily.
The campaign will be conducted with much
better feeling and more respect than hereto
fore Nearly all the opposition have ceased
to use their low vjndctive abuse and sillv
cpithets to carry their point They are
generally men of character, sense and honor,
and therefore have more regard Tor them.
selves than to be guilty of such slang.
might except few bobta sore headed,
broken-down would-be politicians, who
still continue to abuse Grant and Holden
and all their appointees, particularly the
appointees from this county, and generally
all officers elected by the Republican party.
i But, Messrs. Editors, the leaders of the
! Republican party of this county are some of
/ the purest and best men of the country
men who are conscious that they are right
and act accordingly. And hence YOU can
not blame them for looking upon their ira.
ducers with mingled feelings of pity and
contempt, especially the wouldbe's in one
! OF the lower townships We intend to show
the few that in spite of all they can do the
Republican party will rule this country for
! d iohS Time to come. S. Il. e.
Hookerton, N. G., July 23, 1869.
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For the Standar d.
Central Agricultural Society-Premium


The Central Agricultural Society OF Gran
vile, Warren and Franklin counties,at their
Fair, to be held in Henderson. N. c., on the
18th. 18th, 14th and 18th of October, 1859,
for exhibitors of speed, offer the following
premiums:
1. Premium $75, entrance $50 in single
harness, two or more to start, best in 5
around the track.
9. Premium $50, entrance $40, two or
more to start; open only for private driving
horses that are not ON the turf Tor public
races-best three in five around the track.
3. Premium $50 for fastest trotting horse
in single harness, free to all, best three in
five around the track
PAGES.
l. Premium SEQ entrance So. to 90 under
the saddle, two or more to start, best three
in five around the track
RACES.
1. Premium 500, to be increased to $3.50,
with four subscribers. entrance $50 distance
once around the track. single dash, subscr-
Der to name as early as possible and address
the Executive Committee
3 Premium SIS, entrance SEQ, two or
more to enter, distance twice around the
track
2. Premium S75. entrance $40. weight for
age, distance mile, single dash, three to
run.
4. Premium $50, entrance S., two or
more to run, distance around the track,
heat race. to be decided between the horses
tina: after the first heat have won a heat,
only open to saddle and driving horses.
5. Premium $50, entrance 5, distance !
mile, weight for age, open to all, three to
run.
Judges to be elected, and rnles regulated
by the New York Jockey Club.
The above is additional to the regular list
of premiums, which will he published in
about ten days, and will present splendid
programme.
PETER r. DAVIS, President
Central Agricultural Society.
G. BADGER HARRIS, Secy
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COTpr

DURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY :,
i in me by Act of Congress, do brrsI
point special terms of the District Cont y !
United States for the Cape Fear ijistrjcti,See
Carolina, to be held as follows: At SaTsbr'
tie county of Rowan, to commencr on n. 1
Monday in August next; and at Mcrr,rt,I,
the county of Burke, on the second Nor5a,
August next.
Ordered that this be published week,rin.
STANDARD, a newspaper in Raleigh, M
thirty days G. W. BE00ES1'
June "a, 1869. 4q III
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Rates of Advertise,

Nv eI Using.
Ten lines or one inch space 70
square. " cOnstitp,
One square one insertion
Each subsequent insertion. ''''....N
Liberal deduction, by special coptr,o ,''''
advertisers. 'act tOh
Court advertisements will be ebsro.,
cent higher than the regular rates 'sed 3
SPECIAL NOTICES charged 50 nav,
than ordinary advertisements. f'' eeAt' big
For advertisements inserted irreor,,.,
cent. higher than usual rates will be- I "Sa 3
No paper in the South has advertise sea
superior to the STANDARD. lacil
Letters must be addressed to
j. B. NEATHEPv
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DIR. GODDIN,s
COMPOUND
GEN TIAN BITE

Cure Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia Ind; "
Collie, Sick Stomach, Bronchitis 'ssu u!gSei
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, DE- c'''Aal
IA UNIVERSAL TONIC, E.,
A sure, safe, and reliable preventive =,
for all Malarial diseases, and OF diseaseaa a d
ing general tonic Impression. ~.
Prepared only By DR.. n. A. H. COMM
for sale everywhere.
Successor to j. II. Baker & COY PpiHs
Agent and Wholesale dealer in Patent V .YSsiFi
Norfolk, Virginia iy 'Ss'O e4
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN,
WAKE CoUsTY. /
In the Superior Court Of Wake Coaatg Ja
24th, 1869.
Amasa W. Stevens, Plaintiff
agains.
Joseph Weislnan, Defendant.

WHEREAS, Tie above named Plaintiff,
w instituted his action against Joseph NJ.
man, the above named Defendant, in Ties
Superior Court of Wake county, to recoyg \
sum of four hundred and thirty five dollai..
interest thereon from the 2Ist day Of June, n
due TO the said Plaintiff by the said DeefaI
for work and labor done, and money paid
out and expended at the special instance AMI \
quest of the Defendant, between the Isl dH'
August, 1868, and the Dist day of June, lSC9
And whereas, the said Plaintiff has sued Cd.
warrant of attachment in the said action ast
the estate and property, real and personal, old
said Defendant, which said warrant is now inf
hands of the Sheriff of Wake county, andkl
turnable in the Clerks Office of the Surefi
Court of Wake county on or before the 2lil d
of July, 1869.
Now, therefore, you, the said Joseph Wekns
the Defendant aforesaid, are hereby required
appear before the said Superior Court Of va
county at the Court House. in the city OF Ragig
on the 24th day of July, 1869, then and there
answer the complaint OF the Plaintiff in The atO
entitled cause. AMASA W. STEVEN
june "a 450-laRiT
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CANDLES! CAEDLEs ,,r,al
1OS Boxes, Il Boxes and d bont' vnoe:a
loo tine Candles Tor sale low N1y ~ e DODD'
by UPCHUN0I-
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ALL THROAT AND LUNG AEEEsr!sHs,

by the use of which he was restored to nv. i re,r
g few weeks, after having suffered seI 1Ioai d
ease, Consumption, has now been in uSV wv
This Remedy is prepared from The ss1 Mi Il
Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. ,I hn5
A. WILSON, l65 South I'd Street, Wiilan''
Kings Co., New York. -, pre:cil
A Pamphlet containing the origlraal ,r lnreTsr
ton with full and explicit directions ~.
ton and use, together with short hls ,re cad
case with symptoms, experience ana onG a. spOf
obtained free of ehargel Of Mr.. Wllson'
or by callingon or addressing ,yuOOD
WILLIAMS u HAY NoyNC
Druggists, Ralei Eg3n- VII.
Dec. Is, 1856
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s;yl!).I|lSll1II.ia,IA(.I|!SI| VA;

II is authenticity stated that one fifth o. oc y
inhabitants ofthis country and Europe Die oieSi
sumption. No disease has been more thOTC'.J
studied, and its nature less understood; nu "a
no disease upon which exists a greater dNu y,
OF opinion and no disease which has more n h
pletely bafffed all medical skill and ren''
agencies.
Some of the prominent symptoms are ~! :.,-1
Expectoratfon, Shortness of Breath irr:Ig
aboat the Lungs and Chest, darling, Pains N
Sides and Back, Emaciation, and general n'i''
condition of the whole system. ,..,.
Persons suffering with this dread dls! ~,
any of its coneomitants, should lose no u 5r
possessing themselves of the proper Keu'I M
order that they may stay its rayages, aha "
stored to health. The
REV. E. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for the Cure -"
Clsumption, Asthma, BrcneaN'
Coughs, Colds,
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1he Weeklg staad,,'
Rates aSas.o Of subscriptios

n.., TERMs-cAsH IN AD rpsaoa:
Daily paper, l year. NcE'
F" 81 /" months. ''.SlON
g . +" .........' 60
nv ..... 30
weekly paper, year.. lN
:, " months. '''.. 3M
6. r. ....... 10
g ~ copies year. 800 "
lo l ''' Z o.
10 those who get up clubs of fva - q @
scrloers' one copy, gratis, will be furnish a'o'es
A cross y mark on the paper india n,slea
piration of the subscription. 'N''es Tie
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Suggested by the death of one who repeated
the "Children's Prayer u just before She died,
and whose last words were "Good norning!"
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NUMBERS And OI7IR sl580090 lSSIIB


issues al the niou kinds ofpdisie,
luhy in its OF
claim established the following PROVISIONS
Company
equitable advantages both
ud Of
f~tyr and log h,
tiol o he o well as subsequent
iOut 10 traYeo the
I,S much lower
profits divided policy holdeI
Dolsm,as annuity year policy
N
premium surplus divided pad TO
goolhcl tl,in full ils
The Company will loan cpbcra equivalent The cash value
flt policy having paid lCah tewh
y,up the surrender ofbi policy, and thus any extremity!
In ie co Ks o are AGlt / arraDgt
Northwest n
interest high. ng shown by us large dividends and uaIahG growth
uEBEN EA-ITH, President, ". KELLOGG, Secretary
RUFFNE8 & HOyEY State Agents, Pool Pie SAINT W,s Y,
For KUFFEER HOVEY Point Plea
m .Ml.oucou UNITY, Vest Virginia IN 9l-IOm
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TATTLEns PLEASE NOTICE TINS. /

TATTLERS PLEASE NOTICE THIS,
Eyery community is cursed with the
presence Of class Of people who m he
il their concern to attend to every BODY =
business but thoir own, These people
arc tho msaneM, loseSi and vils9l specs
mems Of humanity which Providence
permits 10 Iiyo. Ii ia known that a
large class Of persons Gro disposed TO
speak III Of others, AMI lOuliog is a sin
from which iuw csn clsim 10 be- entirely
exempt but th6ta isa isincl class Of
mtIlor Whose chiyfaim is to make ale.
bcains he constant pursuit OF their
lives T.ey rrg in the privotc RGlir, Of
sycy family ia the ntighbor1ood' They
know the exact state Of nsigbhor's
feelings towards npo!bcr. They under.
,tsni .vsWbnjy's Iarits; no bluoder or
impropiely escapes Ohair vigiont w1tch-
fulocss They are particularly posted
up in everything connected win court.
ship anil mllrilnony, know who are TO
mary, and can gurs be exact time
WHEN II will take place. They watch
every movenen, OF parties suspected Of
matrimonial intention and if there is
the sIIghlcslch.rcel crcatoa d sturb.
ance hey take immediate ajyoarag. cf
it. They ny to excite Jealousy, or If
possible 10 break MP q ma Oh, and do olt
in ln,ir power 20 eeeo up cyns,snr
quarrel. They 20 from gsnllemln to
lady. from mother 10 d6ughtcr rrom
fatiet TO son. aoi 10 tho Ears Of all they
pour black and bitter whispers OF sland.
or, and abuse and at the Same lime pro
tend 10 10 he mot sincere friends of
those With whom obey arc trktog
Their slack nouqovs pills OF maIici,u,
SANDER are coated vita sn lespnI pro-
fossioos Of love. TO,llers ste confnsd
10 no particular class Of soclelg. fucy
belong to all clss.es and operate il all
We Cad hem smolg he uoh aud p or
The upper ten and the lover million.