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t,1oteIt, will,n seven miles OF tlo Cuart House.
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, 1869-10-10

TIE EnEAns7rrrt NoTx4ENI.
The following xuFe Tie ircetpts nnd sal.menta
m Jour auh xra.n in aati city tarnR the pAAt week,
au,l for corrcry yontng weeks ending ~ dated:
, 1869-10-10

A. AIN r o. y G II T.
kt.fnAY. aset. IL l~p.
AID ro.,.lsr,y ta,s nsrhs II tfr airk ssu1s''rt
asEa,sssE FK.tNCfA TRAIN.
yrAs Mtnry Ward l,t<her nlrn, h. eharl' n.' =
IT.. .trr Nr FrAin flnkA rfm Al u" AAs!' II pair
lie tpefsls ln tnfnlns thesizs tato eLntth--A1
T.s!n. sni.. k,rsns t"s H,. r., Krs;sn :i,!i. -
nt..nasIu snu We aud tt4ts NJ sIh* Ma:t1nr-Hhy
RI. u tIrnt lIrxns Hhsnlt hr !lntarsshrd H.,
Hnxtsnd chrr kusfe Ehirstn. 1~ Ari.tk Al e.!*lt
data III b el~tsA tA'~n ~!fh ttrr :! Nte 1h1 ks
rv,,.s lArIe dus!ts and huw thsJ Ffta'" fhe't &C.
Sc DE-.
I1<TI +. tn 65yHt
, 1869-10-10
BY J. b. CHAMBERS Il co,
FORFEITED PLEDGES
AT
AUCTION.

We shall sell on Tuesday and Wsdnes-
day next, October "a and IL inst, at
10 a. m. and 7 P. m, at the Loan Office Of
A. Goldsmith l. Go, corner Of Clark ard
Van Ruxen.sts., the whole Of their unre-
deemed pledges to data, consisting Of
dnc Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Gold Jewolry, Solid Silver and Plated
Ware, Cutlery, Firearms, Musical and
osherius1uments, Books, Pictures, C1cth-
ing, and other goods too humorous to
mention
Sale positively without rescrve for
cash.
J,B, CHAMBERS d CO.,
AuctiouCAF4.
, 1869-10-10

For the Week Fading Oct. 0.
SAtEKDAI EvEIN6, 04- 4
REkF CA1FLk.

In e1lnF TEE Heaps TOT S1asa Fef& A1 AeA VIC
er1sss r1re sssn ~: week ..-....... y
'''''t'e1'' *'' ;71 I57f - s.oc1 IzEaEA
.sss 1.: s: y a:f ~. i. i1 T. sss ssts IL +
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And bellat1e.. ---.,t1 - ~
To nnast!f. { IL =
To TsleSo ana =
n toViat ninEns xes.s. r. s'f,I taF isa,s & IL: =
ssEFst :; - S::y1s :; sl ~; mn.
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p7.,sd pessieset e., sass;. n
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:<aerE ttains IN a'he1 ~ atf,s:oa : ss2,7
this 6sseh p ~ aSa.tr = srgsaa: ~ I;
Z: L. a:ReaS a;lh ~ ~ aafet r sesss.
IL Il T. IA re e. sfs mr.
III s1aS 6sea eaaesed = eoss est =; =
IL e. ssG sseGi 1 rs Rffsi
hat s<s. t. a IL j.
az S5St' :x t:ssn ~ I'd & s6m2ea D.
s,os e h.a b, @sh -. aaa iss1..stiSs i ::sa;39
:sss :tee!s sss Asisa
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Ifss ;, p.s.sEt s iiasd Z ,,s dt%sns Z. as.
q s<.sa =; xeass hsIe :stsata H. i Z,
tr1de CTS butch ezr have pHtchA-d With caGsldef1
tfrecn7 as alro esr7. but te tuspay q the de
tes1pLka 81 stpek usually so1Snt sstsr hJ these TT
est4e7 II brye&1 farEtly txefwdcd all desuapda ~.
rT{crr for fueh have ruled ursettted and sErekulA 7
con1eCntuvc, Br1her9 h.re n.ssae th- graf bo!E 2
iboosh several kts huuzht At owef md sosne te,
ataher pFe*s 6te<k eatls nay BE- 9sssd 4 " ~ = :
9vt!aH Te14 e.:.te sHttn9s e sn.Tr tIse15 w. p.
od with dcolty. and khe PRICES !t.!1ee1 am tenAi
unsatrasstery. T.nEins II 9ibtAla: the oan1se I!
1ast Heek nd prices tAEq 1teoyc1td. 1afrk e1U III
, 1869-10-10

E'orrfsp .HnrAcis,

EorrfEn Markets,
FNASclAr.
LJy..,S, Oct > i .nIp n1-
Councils ttr meney. aak: runs.. t"r Ac<e"rt. % -
". Erts i tir ir t-t::at ~. ttt &ttr1istts q!
NM IL. tu '.lscs u1a. t. ~. Ett-sE eatit. q. 81
ten fGr1t-s. so4.
cnr,le T.: Inr,,v. H 1r"u4.l- fr Acro4iut 81
Ar,t;ea.l eilris ;GIrs: GA MI; 81. -: EA u:
10 il. 7it, st.nks-HEe. N!iuLt1 EcasE44 ". Al
'A-'S - Pantz, O-t.1.
E1ar.c qrict. Rcntcs- ~ He-
lIyEk,4sil. Oct. Q III is a.
II e.s. Red h-at sr4s*s Id. u htte Is heat. l9s
"a IL m. S+.
L1vEsioot- Oc.- 7-a:N :. ra-
SA8Ae't ~->t- fYyERrt.,. Or .. -Ever!as.
Cettnn ,4nl sad Ht,eh F.-l; t.!- .aH tnle+s
C,&:is.s Lite tv.,, Ibid; sed WESTERN ssses I'D
Fl tr,M.7s Uat-. u I'll. Frst, 4th ~
Isrk Il a: Hts, nref. sst NJ Ls'd ds'! n "a
Cheete. HA- Ese,E. e% 6d- ,,,.
~ ii. ~. n
MAyAE- Oct. 9-Eyentas
ASKwEKF, Oct. 9.
r..t' l+s:m rsrisr! a1i firm mt e.. francs.
, 1869-10-10

New York ii.- stock 11nFkrt.
NEw ToKk, Oct T.
Shctp and I.ut% -Reerirtr. @..2a; aEl: sheep SAC
tsut., 1tta.he. -,
M tic. Rtri,:., r.3t7: ',wr-; ec,d to prime Oh:o
Au lttts. ~. 1lr; rits aIs<rcd declined TO L &c.
, 1869-10-10

THO Nt4snstoa Of shr rubtlc 10 nnEI.
I'd 10 thc Irrc UupensxEs, cusucF III f1o N4seA
Ard ttark ttstesa where treat ncnt VIII s'c given
10 NJ clAsAea of dlanAses troc pf chstEn. thus
rnablpQ thafe OF n1uduIAt6 rnc4nu To trcosvo
pGuIws sfratuirnI without tho .'rrxdott doctor \
ht.! following. Entrance through tfpg EtosA
, 1869-10-10

lkrm r1t,brr Istr 3sinrex tft1 Nonfoo
p,rtr; hxsp can In ottatns4t ntst-cia%S AFtsc1e
in ihe wsy II = cliason boot OF khoc, male Of
the trst material AnA II = rea4oDahc pEtce. no
t,etteT article made In the city i Ut war5anttl
IN cscrT lnstancc-
, 1869-10-10
WADASH-Ay. RINK.
FOR THREE DAYS MORE.
THE FAIR,
WABASH.AV. RINK

ror i,c hepcai VI MElsCY HOSPITAL. vii hr oan:in-
utd put!
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
H,l,L-y. Il s.4A, I. l-ts ,sqr h~ niHltt"1
Win Hc,tns' nanl sitl is Il Attendance 7''f Srtat
a,ttaTitnEs etvfy tstLfAk.
, 1869-10-10

C0fuas c0Tus@ EngAus CoFnE extract
t+1i for 70 ctnts hy llf. tIKrHtxR s. Snath EfazH
STREET SetasnIc f1ktta fur Is9ilct-
, 1869-10-10

COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY EVENING, uG'. ..
Thy following tahlea ahow the receipts ana snip
rr,ta u ntuluce TOR the paat tweuty-!nur hours:
nkcS1rrs FUR TIE FAST TwENTY-FpuR HoCR8
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HAVING tho LARGEST and moat COM
ILL PLETE FACTORY in the Southern st Ates
and keeping always on hand \ large and most
eomplete stock OF DOORS sASHES, BLINDS,
Sash Doors, store Doors, Shutters, Monldings
&c., DO, am enabled TO sell low and at M u
facturer's prices.
N. B.-strict attention paid to shipping In
Rood order. April 6 t1y
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GEORGE PAGE & Gn

No. ". Sch hroeder Street. Baltimore. BIta.
MANUFACTURERS OF PAGES I'M
IXI PROVED PATENT PORTABLE CIRCU
LAR SAW MILLS, stationary and Portable
Steam Engines and Boilers. Grist Mills, Shin
gle Machines, Lath and Slab Machinery, Saw
9ummers. Horse Powers, Shafting, Pullies,
plies generally, and Manufac aciurerA' Agents
for every description OF woodworking ma
pbinery. Our Independent and Simultaneous
Head.bloeke. patented December Is. 1883, and
1860. in addition to previous patents, make
our Saw Mills atand unriveled. kstimates and
plano lfurnished, anh contracts entered into
Ton fbe erection Of Cirenlar. Gang MulAy or
Rash Mills. Correspondence solicited, and
Oateiosues furnished, Oniapplieatiop. by mail
or otherwise. .4EiA.sg - s9su July 3D1y
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i0y iofsy yseyGnaL II are IN the lie
RsgFiss % s q tAS 9aiy md ,g .!9 Git aaall.
RnEGpia3 VDEoIE sfs I 283, f0 81 com
;ss=sssss - ;zzSRsnoltls,sy yygeuaesi Vol o.,
"a z62, zxhs oily I'd. That
aanh borg haIL 5 Vosksd ohs, the entire
problem. which .our highest sastronouey
szAh .taiy 3eptured TO spe6ulkSo abdut.o5
= ~ Pom ths mineral king gd6h1 ard afeliar
'hpiysrSe. Sized denhosg spSepded.. to mai, +,
end in. 174As ..ished hissR ReEnam AMI
male, OF which the London 'Forceps, for
November; 1914. thus speaks:n ~
"This is thefmost ,Yemggkable theory
of the human body that has ever fallen
into our hands. and by Emanuel Swe-
denborg, tool o man whom we bads 81
weys boen taught to regard as either q
fool or o madmsn, or an -imposter. 4 y
What has the world been, doing for tho
past century to let this great System
slumber ON che shelfp n + It is clear
that it yet knows nothing of its greatest
men. = The book 10 Q perfect
mine Of principles, far exceeding in in
tellectuai wealth end surpassing In ele-
ss!ics the &ress efforts OF Lord Dacon's
genius. "-P. 204. "We opened
this book with surprise-we close it with
o deepiaid wonder. "--P. 205.
OF the same work, Sir J. s.. G.. Will
kihsop, Fellow Of the Royal College of
Surgeons. London, writes:
"He (Swedenborg) was man OF un-
common -humbleness, md never once
looked back to crafty self,complacency
upon past achievements, but travelled
onwards and still onwards, without ia
tigue and without repose,' to q home in
the fruitiou OF the infinite And atarnal.
Such was the competitor who now enter
ed the arena of what had, until this time.
been exclusively medical science; truly, q
man OF whom It is mott much to say,
that he possessed the kindliest, broadcast,
highest, most theoretical and most prac-
tical genius that it has yet pleased God
to bestow on the weary ages of civiliza-
ton. ."-P. 2O3. %
, A distinguished writer OF this country.
a.skeptie, Ralph Waldo Emerson. says Of
Swedenbore: j.
IA colossal soul, he lies vast abroad on
his times, uncomprehended by them {;
ono OF the missouriums and mastodons
OF literature, not TO be measured by
whole colleges of ordinary scholars"
The sole and supreme divinity Of the
Saviour. snd The inspiration, OF his word,
are,7 after all, the two. most important
questions for tho consideration of the
world. The hosts OF atheism, deism,
spiritualism and indifferentism are ga
thering. There may be palpitations of
heart, and the knees'of sons may give
way. but the followers OF Swedenborg.
whether Roman or Protestant or hereto
from these two great Churches visible,
feel as confident of the final result as did
the wearied Greeks when they beheld
Achilles, at Inst. in, n,srmor forged by tho
gods, step forth from his tent and shout
oyer the field of battle. CRATES.
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DR.. Richau's aGclden Remedies
G1 600 REwARD for anyacass o.

$1,000 ss.s \ 8, &. ss;ss K;
tsii 10 cure. DR.. RJCHAU,S GOLDEN HA1SAM
No. cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Iiit64t md
Mouth, sore Eyes. Eruptions, C6ppet. .E0l6red
Purifier known, removes all disesss hom the
system and leaves the blood pure and healthy
DIR. RiCHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAifs sNo.i2
cures Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism In oil
No dieting necessary Price of ofeithsr.Mp. ! or
No. 2, S50s per bottle, or two bottles for 80. co.
DIX. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTTBOTE. safe
and radical cure Tor all Urinary Dersngemsnts,
accompanied with full directions -Prico e. 90
per bottle. DIR. KICHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR
D'AMOUR, radical cure forDebility, in Old
or young; imparting energy with wonderful
On receipt OF price, the Remedies win be
shipped to any place. Circulars sent. Address
DIR. D. B. RICHARDS,
Aug 191y No. 22S Vafick st!h,3 Now York.
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The TRAITOR BERcHER A few years
ago. many persons wero dungeoned at
Forts Lafayette aud Delaware for senti-
menta lees "disloyar than those of Par
aon Beecher on Thanksgiving Day. If
Beecher is right now, was the South
wrong few years back?
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Bon Ton Candy Surprise Boxes.

"He'H1ng FeW ana TefySdlet b,e.
ENACH BOX is lIled with new httf' aasorted
14 favored Cand, and every boz will giys zee
a AsUkfkI3E. Gold and Slver Watch es, w afoh
Chains, Ladies' and Gents Breast Pins, Sleeve
They retail at 25 cents. Manufactured 81
GEORGE NIILEIsR'E T. s6N.. .sf1h
elo Market street, Philadelphia. Penn, and
where. IF15' i -1JS''f'f
The demaud for this new eonfectionary.is no
great that the trade are deaired to forward
to beware Of worthless imitationc, the Bon
Ton being tho original box, the standard OF
winch shall always be maintained. r tHrsf
Nov 23 a
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REPERENCEs:

Bishop w. III. Wightman, s. c.; Col. VIM.
Johnson, Charlotte. N. O.. Rev. T. o. Summers,
Tennessee; Hon. John P. King, Augusta, Ga !;
MeSsrs. George W. Williams 4 Co, Charles
ton. 3. c.; Messrs. Williams. Taylor Il Co.,
New York. Anrii "a tIv
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SAVANNAH, Ca, March 8. 1867.
MR. g. w. AIMAR-Dedr Sir: A member OF
my family, suffering long from Dyspepsia, has
experienced moro relief from your "Saracenia
Bitters," than from any other medicine che
has over tried. 1t is most excellent for invigo-
rating the system and creating a n appetite. 1
regard it as decidedly the most beneficial Of all
dyspeptic remedies. Yours. very respectfully,
N. j. DARRELL.
Sold by all Druggists. General Agents, NIs-
LEY g. Co, 1i1 Chambers st., N. Y. April 9 tly
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY's
COMP. ACID PHOSPHATE or LlHE,
For Comnostinp with Cotton Saed

FNNHIS article 10 manufactured at the Com
Il pany's Works, under the direction and su-
perintendence Of br. Ravenel. 1t contains the
same elements OF fertility az Soluble Pacific
Guano, except that It is not furnished with
Ammonia. It 10 prepared expressly for COM
posting with cotton seed, which furnishes the
element Of Ammonia; the object being to rem.
bic to the highest degree as an element OF fer
tility. For further and par tcular inform ation
apply to the undersigned.
$45 cash. or $50 on lat November, 1870, for
approved city acceptance or other good secur-
ity. J. N. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina,
l and Atlantic Wharf, Charleston.
r. O'NEALE SoS. Agents, Columbia, 8. G.
more. Oct &c t3mo
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j. N. ROBSON. Commission Merchant
NOS. AND ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHARLESTON g n

CHARLESTON. s. C.
HAVING ample M means for advances. busi-
Ill ness experience Of twenty years, and
contining himself strictly to q COMMISSION
BUSINESS, without operating on his own ac-
Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, etc.
Shippers OF Produce to him may, at their
option, have their consignments sold either in
Charleston or New York; thus having the ad-
vantage OF two markets, without extra COM
mission.
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Beer! Beer!!H - iu+

Beer! Beer!!' r. - ~
GONE dealers in this city have beSSIRi III doSasl.
- that oould hold out suRpyn tsea With
that have largo supply Of old; Lager Beer
on hand, which put against any Beer brought
from tho North, or even imported sfom Cor.
many: an TO purity and strength. I am read,
70 tsat tt by the Hser sc=.s. -.i"i@G.ii;y =
Ang 40 to!u... l.a. JOHN q, SREGRRs,.
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MISS C0RDELIA,

MISS C0RDELIA.
The Champion Fomale Rider Of the World.
MONS. FRANcONI,
With his Dancing Horses, GRAY EAoLx"
Paris.
MILE. FRANCES,
, In her Acts Of Changes and Legitimate
Equitation.
MASTER FRANK,
The Treble-Somorsault Equestrian.
JOHN WILSON,
Four-Horse Rider and Double -somersault.
JEROME FUTILE,
The Daring Voltigeur and Double somer
sault.
MONS. BOYD, W. CARROLL G. RIVERS. J.
ADELE, W. J. JACOBS.
Ell NINO WILLIE. AND
Ia PETITE ADELAIDE.
GEO. SLOMAN, SIGNOR CASTILLO.
The three Grotesque and Popular Clowns,
LOWLO ", ROBINSON AND CANPREIL
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the translatiop Of 9wsdenborg's o works
from Tho G6BsihGp HaEAg 10 has been
found that tHiaC d1tFpb dinafy hisH hS6,
in biz 1heinas anticipated 'Hessplsei
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NeweYork M Advertisements.

MeweaXork m Advertisements.
{ Meeggaz,aa Peg, az : s & Taylor,
Furniture, Carpets and Mattresses,
~ Wholesale and Retail.
Aanyac4o,.y and Wdresooms.
W and 90 Dowery, -"
03 Christie strcet,
I30 as:d 139 Hestor 81 rect,
NE w YORK..
(coHNECTFD UNDER ONE RooF.)
WJE have now on hand the largest stock of
w entirely new patterns and designs for
furnishing houses throughou ever offered by
ono house In the city, and at grost deduction
in price.
Our CARPET DEPARTMENT is under the
superintendence OF II. s. Barnes. who ia we'll
and favorsbiy known to the public, having
been long time with Sloane i Co., in Broad.
way, and for the last four years with Lord 4
Taylor. Our stock OF Carpets in entirely new.
and we'll selected, this branch having been Just
added to our business.
The MATTRESS DEPARTMENT is entirely
under our supervision, all being made OH the
Steamboats,, hotels, churches, public halls
and private heuaes furnished throughout at
Wholesale prices.
The Floating Palaces-tho steamers OF the
People's Line on the Hudson River-were fur
nished by us.
Prices DEFY COMPETITION.
Second and Third Avenue Cars pasa our
Stores. Entrance s and 80 Bowery, Now
York. Sept IA 3mo
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Sheriff's Sale.


DY virtue of writ of lieri hcias, issued
I'D out of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, at the suit Of George b. Lester.
against the goods and chattbls. lands and
tenements Of Lewis Shipley, and to me III.
rected, have seized and taken in execution
all the right. title, claim, interest and estate,
at law aud in equity Of the said Lewis Ship,
ley, Of in and TO all that part of tract Of
land called "BarbadoeE,n and part of a
tract Of land called Brooks New Adven-
ture," situate in said Carroll county, to.
gether containing 10 Acres, Rood and 32
Perches of Land more or less. and which
was conveyed by certain John Armacost
and Barbary his wife, to certain Alexau-
der Shipley, by deed dated July "a, 1860,
and is recorded among the Land Records
Of said Carroll county, in Liber G. Il. W.,
No. 81, Folio 1854, &c, aud of which the
said Alexander Shiplcy die seized, and at
his death descended to his children and
heirs ut law as tenant ia common in fee
simple, the said Lewis Shipley being one of
said children and heirs ut law.
hereby give notice that on MONDAY,
the 10th day Of AUGUST, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, ut the Court House door, in the city of
Westminster, Carroll county, Maryland
will offer the above property, so seized aud
taken in execution, at Public Sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash.
THOMAS B. GIST,
jy22-ts Sheriff.
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a HuaE WHEAT FIELD.-A gentleman
who passed through Roanoke county a few
weeks since informs us that he saw on the
Dropmore farm, near Salem, the most mag
nifcent sight he ever beheld. This was
single field Of seven hundred acres in extent,
on which the most beautiful wheat was grow.
ing, its purple and golden heads waving in
the wind, and ever presenting new aspects
Of Kaleidoscope beauty. In this single
field one reaper and eighteen cradles were
operating, and the ripe grain was falling
fast and far before the sharp touch Of these
shining blades, The proprietors, Messrs.
cnt one huedred acres per day, which gives
some idea Of the power Of their maohincs.
Our informant states that tho entire area Of
seven hundred acres was thick with the
RepubiicaB, .s
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First Masonic Funeral in California

The first Masonic funeral that even
occurred in California took place IN the
wear 1S49, and was performed over the
body OF brother found in the bay oil
San francisco. An account OF the
ceremonies states that Oh the body oil
the deceased was found silver mark
of n Mason, upon which were engraved
the Initials of his name, A little fu-.
Their investigation revealed to the be-
holder the most singular exhibition OF
Masonic emblems that was ever drawn
BY the ingenuity Of man on the human
skin. There is nothing in the history
of the tradition OF Freemasonry to equal
it. Beautifully dotted on his left arm,
in red and blue lux, which time could
not eiface, appeared all the emblcms Of
the Entered Apprenticeship. There
we're the Holy Bible, the square aud
compass, the twenty-iour inch guage,
and common gavel. There was also
the Masonic pavement, representing the
ground floor of King Solcmon's Temple,
The indeuted tessel which surrounds it,
and the blazing star in the centre. On
his right arm, and artistically executed
in the same indelible liquid, were the
emblems pertaining to the Fellow Graft
degree, viz: the square, the level, aud
the plumb. There were also the five
orders of architecture-the Tuscan,
Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, and Composite.
In removing the garments from his
body the trowel presented itself, with
all the other tools Of Operative masonry
Over his heart was the pot of incense
On the other parts of his body were the
bee hive, the Book OF Constitutions" -
guarded by the Tyler's sword, the sword
pointing to naked heart, the All.seeiug
eye, the anchor aud ark, the hour. glass,
the scythe, the forty seventh problem
of Euclid, the sun, moon, stars, and
comets, the three steps emblematical Of
youth, manhood, and age. Admirably
executed was the weeping virgin, re-
clining on broken column, upon which
lay the Book of Constitutions" In
her left hand she held pot of incense,
the Masonic emblem Of immortality of
the soul.
Immediately behind her stood winged
Time, with his scythe by his side, which
cuts the brittle thread of life, aud the
hour.glass at his feet, which is ever re-
minding US that our lives are whitening
away. The withered aud attonnated
fingers Of the Destroyer were placed
amid the long aud gracefully flowing
ringlets Of the disconsolate mourner.
Thus were the striking emblems of
mortality beautifully blended in one pic.
torial representation. 1t vas a spccta-
Gle such as Mason pever say before,
and, in all probability, such us the fra.
ternity will never witness again. The
brothers name was never kuow.-Coi.
orado Chieftam,