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READ! READ! READ
OF One of the
Grand Wonders Of Creation
T the grand display Of goods made on the cor
: ncr of Liberty and Lawrence Streets, by our
friend of the
BROADWAY HOUSE.

In what way it is that he is doing business. no one
can tell but if Won will call at his store You will
find one Of the grandeSt displays o.. the most beau
tiful.
Ladies' Hats and Bonncts Of every style and
shape from ten cents to dollar; Ladies. Misses
and Children's Caters and Shoes from ljc to - !;
Mems and Boys Caters, Boots and Shoes from soc
10 So; Hats OF every style one can well think OF
from sc to S2is Hoop Skirts of various styles
from 20 10 SOC; the best skirt ever made Brady
from ST to Sli@ Children's and Ladies Bamoral
skirts 30 to G5c Floor and Table Oil Cloths Car
pets and Mating. rerg cheap; Fancy Soaps and
Notions of every Kind any one can possibly con
crive Of for n mere song: Lamps, CElmneys and
Oil Of the very best quality; few sets Of pieces
each handsome Glasswarc-Sugar and Butter
Dish. Spoon Holder and Cream MuS-rcry nice
and cheap fine lot of Fancy Jewelry of various
STYLES and quality-rcry cheap; Brown and Blend
Cottons OF all grades and best brands; Plain and
Fancy Prints and Dress Goods of various STYLES
and Guality-rerg fine and cheap White Goods OF
every variety and quality; hid Gloves and liona-
ton Lace Collars AZ astonishincly low prices :;
White Piquc and Plaid Pique for drcsses-rerg''
fine lot of handsome CasSimercs and CottOnades tor
Gents wear-rory nice and chap.
Call and examine for yourselves before YOU make
vour purchases, and compare goods and prices.
Nav y, 1859. w. l.. HEDGES, Act.
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SPRING and SUMMER
NELLINERY-

HAVE received ms supr II Of SPRING and
| SUMNER MILLINERY GOODS, and can sop.
PLY the ladies with the latest and pretsst les oil
Hats, Kennels, and Trimmings.
think MY stock will compare laVorably with any,
and ms prices not ex0rbitant.
/ am very thankful for the patronage hereto
fore enjoyed by me- and trust the ladies Of the
town ard vicinity will find it Of interest TO them Ia
zee sud admire my NEW GOODS, and continue
their orders with me.
Tbrorghout the Season viii receive weekly
additions 10 NV stock always afiording the very
newest styles
straw Goods Bleachrd and Pressed to order.
Allwork in my dcpartil ont executed with hope
of pleasing customers and rtia'hihg 'ustt 'I'"Ls.
Work. therefore. will be don, promptly, neatly
and lasbinnsby .,,...o,.
MAY -. 1869. MAGGIE W. JOh N'ON'
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wN. ). POINTS, N. D.
White Hall, Albcmarle county. Va.
February 18th. 1859

This Is 10 certify that for some % years have
been aHictcd with q spinal affection. which for Is
year. kept me entirely betiast Ia the last few
months have bad a severe relapse, and from the
use ct DR.. Frcucbs AuodyEe Elixir have almost
recovered. From the use of one bottle only was
enabled o. leave my bed, and move about my room.
Since that time | could not procure The medicine,
an in ms neighborhood having been sold ap
confdeu. that regular use IS IT viii eject perma
d and lasting cure LOUISA j. FACE.
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The Old Family Journal.
Preaching Tonight.

The Rev. A. W Wilson. Of Baltimore, VIII
preach tonight "Wednesday, July 2lstl at
S o'clock, in the NJ E. Church Of this place.
Cllrlestown. July 81. 1869.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-07-22

Trvhrm 10 may concern:
This is % certify that have used DR.. Frlncb's
Aralvue Elizcr 10 mv family, and have found it
q valuable and certain remedy In c-tarrh, neural
-ia and sore throat. As far as / am able 20 Judge
IL i. perfectly safe aud innocent In IT. character
and altogether regard it the best family medicine
of the dav. have also observed It's use in neigh
boring families, and ithas in every instance, Civ
g" wv ! POINTS. " y.
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NOUNTAIN HOUSE
CAPON SPRIN GS.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

This delightful Watering Place is open for the
reception of Visitors.
The property Is being thoroughly repaired and
refurui,hcd; which viii enable the proprietor to
make il one of the most pleasant Summer Resorts
in Virginia.
Arrangements have been made 20 run superior
four Horse Coaches from Strasburg and Winches-
ter TO the Springs.
TERMS 500 per month Of four weeks; SIS per
week; $3.50 per day. y. VI. CAHTNELL.
June -. 1859. Proprietor.
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S.ao'. m Cgestact'o1i Ncver Fobi dIrays
Rsgfyi
TINHE number of Patent Fruit Jars is legion"
but most Of those in the market are deficient
In some important point. All defects are ingeni-
ous,y overcome I'm the Star
Il easy To OPEN easy TO close, and from its pc
cuiar construction must be perfectly oir-'igit
E<A,k for the "Star" Fruit Jar, for sale by
June l.. HOWELL BRO.
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MORNING STAR BlTTERS COMPANY,

MOKNINT SIAk BiIIEKN JOMFANl,
Have determined to present their Bitters to the
public, knowing that it will sustain the merits
claimed for it.
Its so; claimed for this article. that it will cure
an diseases. What is asserted for it. it ,rH cure
viz: disorders arising from derangcd Liver to wit:
lmpurity Of Blood, Nervousness and Nervous or
Bilious Headache in aGicate Females and Child
rem, Melancholy. Dyspepsia. General Debility, dc.
In Bilious Fever and chills and Fever. its value
not only a relief but Is an actual cure has been
fully proved.
This preparation has mt been made as i usual
by carccssly throwing tagether ingredients. but IS
the product of long and careful study and trial re-
sult;ug in complete succkS 1t is not intended to
conflict with Physicians, n win be seen by their
testimonial, accompanying each Bottle as to its
successful uSe when othcr means have foiled
Err sale Nv AISQUlTH d BRO. Charestown.
July lG. 1868. Wholesale Agents.
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CtCHENCK'S Sea Weed Tonic, Hostettcr's Sto-
- mach Biitcrs, Hollands German Bitter.
Cannon's Bttcrs. Bogg's German Tonic, Mishler's
Herb Bitters Gauticr's Native Wine Bitters, Rohrs
Wild Cherry Tonic Warren's Tonic Cordial,
Green's Uxvgcnatcd Bit;ers, together with many
other valuable tonics suitable for this season Of the
wear. % be had az {. r. BELLERS.
Harper's Ferry, June a, 1869.
HAIL'S Sicilian Hair Remover. Montgomery
Hair Rcstnrcr. Rings Vegetable Ambrosia,
London Hair Color, Ayers Hair Yigor, Barry's
Tricorhcrous Oldham'., Batcheor's and kO0mer's
Hair Dies. Magic Combs, together with all the la
test and most improved preparations for the hair.
Harper's Ferry, June q. c. L. BELLER.
DOGG'S German'Tonic Bi:tcrs arc certain
ID remedy in Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Liver Com
PLANT. Diarrh~a Dysentery, and all dcrange-
ments Of the bowels. As Tonic in General De
bity and Loss Of Appetite, they cannot be excel
ed. For sale by [. J.. BLLLLk'
rg1O Kill Moths in Clothing. Furs Carpets, DC.
use LYONS Insect Powder il will do it-no-
thing else will. Don't wait till the mischief is
done-kill them now c. I. BELLER.
C,PEAR'S Fruit Prescrviug Solution-for pre-
- serving fruits OF an kinds without the nccessi-
y june ne p. C.E. BELLERs.
J7RASIYE SOAP-for removing Grease, Tar,
Z, Paint. OIL or Varnish from silk. Satins,
Cloths, Carpets. &c, without iniuring the finest
fabric. For salo by c. /. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry, July !, 1869.
G,lAX for sale by
DOWDER PUFFS- with and without boxes
10 be had at c. J. BELLERS.
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Also COUNTRY PRODUCE Of az descriptions,
without exception.
For any ~ the above enumerated articles YOU
are at liberty % trade r yo5 choose in which case
you viii get more than the cash price.
The articles kept IN the store are generally
known, but for me INFORMATION Of those Who might
not know. let il be said that we keep from a needle
n an Anchor, or hocshead u Sugar; ~ an An
chnr a. course wc mean Fish Hook.
Gold and Silver viii b. bought according 10 Bal
timOre quotations
INTERVAL REVENUE STAMPS % al demon
nations constantly on band can be sfui By letter
on .Dplication. !. 81. DECAULNE.
Hsrper's Perry. ". Va, June 10, .sG9--3m.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.

TEIIE FLORENCE HOUSE. at this place, is
now ready for visitors. The house is fitted
up with due regard TO substantial comfort, and Is
furnished with Hair and Spring Mattresses.
fine Bowling Saloon is attached to the Hotel.
CHARLES GREEN, Proprietor.
June 10 1SGA.
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LIGHTNING.

q \. HARRIS offer, HE scrviocs a. III oiti
Z q. reu, Of jefferson, CLARKE aud The adjoining
counties. and will put up
Copper Lightning Rods
at reasonable prices, in the most substantial man
ner and with prompGtude.
OLD RODS adjusted and repaired
Address me at Winchester.
G. 5. HARRIS.
z.,g-Orders LEFT with McCURDY & DUKE, at
Charlestown, will receive prompt attention.
June q. lSG9-3m.
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DENTALNOTICII.
c. II. MCKNIGHT JOHN MCKNIGHT
NIcIGNIGHE' 81 BRO.
STEAM SAW MILL,
and

Planning and Sash Factory,
Ciules'o,cp. Jsfrson Comfy, IItsi Idy'nia.
WE arc now prepared to furnish Sash, Doors,
w Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Mould
inrs of every description. ArchitcavcS Bases Cor
niccs. Brackets. Yclnndahs, Store Fronts, store
Doors. Counters, Shelving, Stairs, Flooring,
Weather. boarding of every description. and every
other article in wood for building purposes.
We keep constantly on hand
WHITE AND YELLOW PINE PLANK,
(Phncd or in the Rough
Bill Timber. PANEL, Shcatng, Oak Fencing
Plank. Oak and Pine Shingles. Laths, &c, &c.
LARGE Lot Of
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Br,rruvt Wousy-Ifyou would be beautiful
Use IIaEau's Magnolia Balm.
It gives a pure Blooming Complexion and re-
stores Youthful Beauty.
It's effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
It removes Rcdnsss, Blotches and Pimplcs. cures
Tan, Sunburn and Frecklos, and makes Lady Of
thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes tie skin Smooth and
Pcar,y: the Eye b-igbtaud Clear; the Cheek glow
with the Bloom Of Youth, and impayts fresh
plump appearance to the Coun;euaacc. No Lady
need complain of her Complexion when - cents
win purchase this delightful Article
Ivus's KarHA-aoS is the Bcs, Hair Dressing.
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Baltimore Markets.
Special Notices.

Two ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!
As all persons are more or less affected by
the change Of season with disorders difficult to
manage hv ordinary treitment, the
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BELLS ANopYNr CAENNATIyE.-A speedy
cure f.rall cases of DuuhUa. Dyscutcy. Caol-
era Norbus, Summer Complaint. Collie &c
4 Few doses taken in time Will prevent much
suffering Price - cents
H=y"For sale by Druggists and all promj-
uuat Storekccuers.
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EARNEST GROCERIES.

I UST received large stock oc Groceries for
- Harvest. which viii sell as cheap as they can
be- purchased elsewhere.
NEW Orleans Crushed aud Granulated Sugar.
y Rio aud Java Coffee, Rice, Nolasses and Syr-
ups. Cheese, Naccoroui, DC.
TVSU.-Ten bbls, No. Potomac Herring, Five
I bbls. No. l Nackerel, just received.
bacon. One Cask prime sides, one Cask Can
vasscd Hams, for sale By
Junsl7. 1859. JOHN II. CAMPBELL.
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REDWOOD FARM
FOR SALE.


TINE r,rm known as "SUENST0S." lyin- on
the Winchester Potomac Railroad. ME
from Summit Point. 2i{ from Camcron's Depot,
and az from Charlcstnwn, 10 Jcferspn COUNTY,
West Virginia, is offered for sale. The farm con
tains
I'D Acres. 3 IsoodS. and
800 Poles,
Of the hes, LIMESTONE LAND. The Improve.
ments consist Of large. commoiIous and suhsSsi'-
tial BRICK DWELLING. TENANIA'pt 81
and SWITZER BARN, with sufficient Siabl,ng Goo
Colty head OF horses, COkN-HOUSE, SMnkh
HOUSE, a.; Two good WELLS olSupciior " -
tor-oae ia the ward Cistern AZ the door; abun
dance ri Stock Water on the farm.
AN ORCH ARD,
consisting Of superior Winter Apples, and 'iEcs
variety Of Cherries, Peaches. Pears. &c.
further description Of this well known proper
tv Is drcJGed unnecessary. For terms, &e., arpli-
en. :on, by ittter OF otherwise. NAV BE- made %
THOMAS LOCK-.
summit, Point. Jefferson county, ". Va.
Or J. VI. FOREMAN.
Joncsburg. Montgomery county, Mo.
February {, lS69-u
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
In CharlestoWn.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

V'IEE undersigned is having severalacrc. ofland.
] adjoining Charlestown the South side, laid
of into Building Lots, which will be disposed ~
privately. These lots the most desirable In the
tnwn-beautifully located, commanding fine yicv
Of the country round, and in the most improving
section. Particulars obtained bv calling upon the
subscriber W. y. CRAIGHll.L.
Mareh Is. 1869.
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The sf;,r Ern:f Enr-

z-C-PoSt Oicc and Express Station, W
vile, Clarke County, Va.
June 3. lSGg-tf.
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II. j. MURRAY 81 CO.,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
fslNe rgA--Blaok DRAGON obou !

TSlNG TEA--Blaok Dragon Chop
Natural Leaf perfectly pure Using signifies pure)
Prepared Without any coloring or foreign substance
Cured on Porcelain mot copperl over a sloic fire.
Delightful aDor, erceedingiy po,rerrGl and stromg
Combines all the healthy virtues OF the Tea-pIant.
Mandarns and higher cIass Of aatives use no other
Thsceebrated Tea was first introduced bore by the
asA IN May lSSS when the
high price OF 3 80 round 1t met with such nm
qualified approval. ard the demand for it from all
sections was so great, that the Company at once
made arr angements to procure a larger supply upon
more favorable TERMS for the future; and they have
iustTeceived the fist invoice for this year. which
will be sold at the low price of Sl10 a pound. at
which (but little half what It one wear apol
It Is the cheapest Tea known and the COMPANY feel
that they cannot too highly recommend il to ali who
drink Tea, as 1t possesses the favor and strength
and the soothing, invigorating properties OF both
Black and Green, without any injurious quality; be-
ing chemically pure and tree from colorlng matter
or any foreign mixture, it will suit the taste and
please all who love Tea.
This tea is put up neatly in pound parcels SO lbs
In Chest with the price 81 10 printed each pack
age The wholesale price by the chest is 81. pound,
clubs or Families, for chests OF SO pounds or more
will be filed at the wholesale price, Parties living
III towns where we have agents can always get this
Like all other goods sold by the Oriental Tea COM
pany TINS lea Is waTranted to give entire satisiac:.
assurance that fthe whole any part fails to suit,
Il may be returned at our expense, and We will re-
fund the money.
SPECIAL NOTICE-As matter of convenience
to the public we are arranging with Apothecaries
and other merchants all over the country to act as
Agents for selling Teas and ooees their local.
ity, at our warehouse prices. Our profits are small,
but gire over fourth Of them to agents
mission We want Agent in every town in the
Union aud will send full particulars, TERMS price,
lists, &C. upon application by mail from Traders de-
string it. Address
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY,
mayl1dt4w Boston, Mass.
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supreme judicial Court.

APRIL TERM-BARROWS. j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-James M. Churchill James W.
Leavitt. Assumpsit as eDdorser on certain notes.
Verdict for plaintiff for 81 1863.
Shepley & Strout j. & E. M. Rand.
No. 22s-George Robinson David Allen. Action
to recover on note of hand dated seth mo. 2sth
day, 1885,, fer $97, payable in year, with inter-
est. There is an endorsement on the same for $50,
dated "10th oath day, 1s63." The defence pleads
the statute of limitation; also payment. 1t is al
legged that about year after the note was made
Allen sold Robinson yoke of oxen for 500, and it
was stipulated that they should be received in pay
ment OF the note. Defendant kept the oxen twenty
two days at the request of purchaser, when Robin
sons son called for them and drove them home.
Plaintiff, when requested to give up the note, replied
that it not in his possession that he had lost it.
Some time afterward Allen sold Robinson single
OK for $50, which, it is alleged the payment on
which the endorsement was based. Verdict for de-
PENDANT.
Vlnton. PS Hall
No. 4OO-Ezra Carter, Jr. vs. Jacob Mcclellan.
This was taken up, but as there was long ac-
count of items F. Fox, ESQ.,, was appointed Auditor
and the case was suspen led.
MeCobb g. Kingsbury. P. Barnes.
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THE HBERNIcoN. This exhibition was wit
messed last night at City Hall by alarge num-
Der, and all went off in grand style and to the
qualification of the audience. The views were
very fine and gave us good representations of
many beautiful cities and towns in Ireland.
Miss Esmond sang her songs sweetly, and
highly pleased all present. These scenes will
be exhibited again this evening, and those
who wish to see the beautiful scenery of Old
Ireland and hear good music will not fail to
attend. 1t is really good show and will no
doubt attract another full house this evening
Byrne, as Barney the guide, was capital, and
his Irish characteristics were received with
roars of laughter Tomorrow afternoon there
will be grand matinee for children.
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superior Cours.

T MAY TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-The criminal docket was taken up this
morning. Joshua W. Warehouse was appointed
foreman of the first jury. The first case taken up
was
State vs. Robert Bland Indictment for assisting
the contemplated escape OF prisoners from the county
iail on the 10th of April last. Andrew F. Bland, a
brother Of the accused, was in jail on charge of
robbery. and plan was formed between certain
prisoners and outside parties to effect an escape by
receiving tools through certain window IN the JAN.
At the time agreed upon Robert Bland was discov-
cred under the window, and on being discovered ne
ran away but was arrested by an officer. No tools
or other means to aid escape were found on him ;
but the prosecution alleged that he was knowing to
the plot and was party to it, The case was man.
aged by County Attorney Webb for the State and W.
w. Thomas, DR., for the accused. after the argu-
ments had been made, Court adjourned to o'clock
Tuesday morning, when Judge Goddard will give
the case to the jury.
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THE CREATION. Our readers will bear in
mind that tickets for reserved seats are on sale
at Twombly's piano forte rooms. A good days
work was done yesterday, and beginning
made that foreshadows a successful end. Now
is the time to purchase tickets if you have any
choice of seats. The prospect now is that the
hall will be filed on both evenings. We can
assure our readers the entertainment will be of
high order. The object is a worthy one, and
terprise as to raise funds to pay all expenses
and leave handsome balance as a basis for
the formation OF musical association which
shall become one of the permanent institute ons
of our city.
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JUDGE FOX PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-In AdmiraHy-Wm. j. Bryant ct al,
owners of brig Maria White, libellants, vs. Henry
G. Cheeseman ct ais. Libel to the amount o.
freight on a cargo of ice from Gardiner to New Or
leans. Respondents contractors for the supply
of ice TO Government. The cargo in question was
shipped in 1866 and arrived at New Orleans after the
war closed and there was no one authorized to re-
ceye it, SO it sold by the captain of the brig at
price less than the amount of tie charter of the
vessel.
Howard & Cleaves Putnam.
Henry G. Cheeseman ct al. VS.. VIM. j. Bryant ct
al. This is a cross libel to the one above, and is
brought to recover damages for the non-fulfllment
of the terms of the charter. Hearing before Judge
Fox
Putnam. Howard & Cleaves.
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F1rst Parrish Church.


Rev. Edward J. Young, of Newton, Mass,
one of the ablest young clergymen in the Uni
tartan denomination, (P rofessor in Cambridge
Divinity School, preached at the First Parish
Church on Sunday last in exchange with
Rev. B. 81. Bailey. In thtec morning he preach
ed an able and earnest discourse upon "Rev-
erenee. Text-Hebrews, IL chap. % verse;
"Serve God with acceptable reverence
In the evening, notwithstanding the rain,
large congregation was in attendance.
Rev. Mr.. Young conducted the vesper SER
vice in an impressive manner. His address
was upon "True Religion Text-Matthew,
chap. q verse; Not every one that saith
unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the king
dom of heaven, but he that doeth the will of
my Father which is in heaven
Religion is not form but reality, not a
profession but character. Forms are the
semblance, Christian life the substance of re-
ligion. The proof Of religious character is the
daily life of men, tasted by practical expert
ence. All religious beliefs deserve respect
But the evangelical bigot and hypocriJe, with
professions of faith npon his lips, but no piety
and love in his heart, is not so religious as
even the radical and doubter, whose life is an
example of Christian character.
We are not all constituted alike-we do not
think alike. Diversity ofopinion is necessary,
for only by it can truth be discovered. There
fore character rather than profession is the
test. Many are outwardly religious on the
seventh day, but true religion is exampled in
all seven. We do not need religion so much
for the quiet, peaceful Sunday. as for the six
week days.
Again, outward forms, observances of rites,
are not essentially proof of religious char
acter The priests and Levites often pass by
on the other side. 1t is the Good Samaritan
that is the type of a Christian. Not those who
cry Lord, Lord, but those who do the Father
will, help the needy, minister unto the sick.
bind up the wounds and love God and man.
These are the Christians
Sunday professions and week day shortcom-
ings often are witnessed together. We should
carry our religion into our daily life, and make
our business as noble as our worship. Among
other anti-christian practices, the preacher al.
| luded to cheating, short measures, under
weighing few ounces to the pound, putting
sand into sugar, water into milk, defraudine
the government and such dishonest practices
often done by protested christians.
| In conclusion, he eloquently and beautifully
alluded to the peace and nobility of true and
| pious soul, and remarked upon the beginning
of heaven on earth to such as prove themselves
| worthy by their daily walk.
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New Advertisements .hI. Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. e. Mosely & Co.
Base Ball-James Hopkins Smith.
N0tice-Gazell.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sale e. M Patten & Co. IA Exchange st
Auction Sale-F. o. Bailey, IS Exchange St.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Board ers Wanted.
Using Tea-Orental Tea Co
House for sale or to let-R. johnson.
Rooms to let-G. M. Mosley.
opartnersh1p-Sturdivant & Co.
Farm for Sale-Wm, I'll. Jerris.
Yacht Sunny Side-J. e. Pickett.