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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.


1s% PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
klu on THE GREEN BANK, BURLINGTON,
n. j., late OF Charles Chauncey, Esq., deceased.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, on the premises on
THURSDAY, May ~, 1870. No l. The three-stOry
brick Mansion and large lot OF Ground fronting the
river Delaware, between Wood and Talbot streets,
adjoining General Edward B. Grubb and John ID.
Abercrombie, Esq, having front OF about 2l0 feet
on the river, and extending back TO Pearl street
The house is three stories, built OF brick, has two
parlOrs, large dining room, two Kitchens, waiter
room, and ten sleeping rooms hydrant water hot
and cold baths, gas, range, etc
the situation is one OF the most beautiful on the
river, with fine views up and down and OF the oppo-
site shore, the lawn extending to the water edge,
with stone wall along the whole front. The house
is surrounded with large shade trees and the garden
many rare and beautiful trees, and the entrance to
the mansion is laid with beautiful tessalated pave
ment
No. @ Is a large lot Of ground on Pearl street. op-
posite No. l. having front Pearl street OF about
800 feet, and in depth about 116 feet on Talbot
street. On this lot is the gardeners cottage stable,
and carriage house, hot houses, and is well stocked
with fine fruit trees, including pear, Plum and ng
Also, grape vines OF the usual varieties
No. g. Also a large lot at the southwest corner OF
Pearl and Talbot streets, having front OF 275 feet
Pearl street by 216 feet Talbot street. bounded
by heirs OF DIR. Cortlandt Vau Rensselaer,
The above premises are about two squares from
the steamboat landing and railroad station, and the
same from st. narys Hall, one OF the best female
Bishop Odenheimer who resides on the Green
Bank, and being only one hours ride from Philade-
phia and three from New York, and almost hourly,
make this most desirable residence.
Sale to commence at 81 O'Clock 7. M, on the arri-
val OF the cars from Philadelphia. Terms, one-half
cash, balance on mortgage, payable in one or two
years. 5000 to be paid down on No. l. and $l00 on
-'''' . anu . FRANKLIN wooLMAN, Agent
23 smf ST. No. 20 HIGH Street.
Burlington, New Jersey, April %, 1870.
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would give total of 1895, 421 members. The
Methodist braHches have about 2, 1876, 600 mem
bers. The Baptist strength Is greatest In Georgia.
where they have 1873 churches, with an ave-
rage of 20 members; and In Virginia, where 764
churches have 107,5S4 members an average of
$50 members. New York has 100, 500 mem )ers;
Kentucky, 49, III; North Carolina, 76, l6v llli-
nois SO, 585; Massachusetts,, 80, ,S31 and Rhode
Island Ohe birthplace of the denomination),
Ole. Their Sunday Schools last year reported
337,647 pupils. Their general societies report
$751 767recepts but as toe largest sum, 1874 16O,
was most of 1t from the sales of the Publication
Society, 1t is impossible to tell what we're the
exact contributions. The Foreign Missionary So
ciety received S190, ,S0S, and the Home Mission
Society $144, ,032. If the average, leaving out
the sales, comes up to only about 80 cents
for each member, 1t must be remembered that
more than half of this membership is in the
South, where 1t is mainly composed of colored
people, and where the missionary societies have
hardly begun to appeal. OF other parts of the
world, Canada has 1916 Baptist members,
Europe 256,620 (mainly in England and Wales),
Asia 1S, 740 (mainly Karens), Africa 1915 (mainly
Liberians) the West Indies 1854 and Austria
lasa 2410-making total of 342 2S2 not much
more than one quarter of the number in this
country.
The Baptist Educational Convention held
last week in Brooklyn was well attended by tho
public, and addresses we're made by the leadin g
Baptist educators of the country.
UNIvERsALIsM.
The Christian Leader complains that not a
single religious paper has published its figures
correcting a widely circulated statement that
Universalism is declining relatively to other
sects.
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Governor Hendee, OF Vermont is almost
we'll again.
"A small elephant belonging to menagerie
died in Cleveland last week, and one Of the
papers of the city, which reports that his re-
serve College, gives him a feeling obituary no
tice. closing with, Remember, this is the last
night of the show"
Mr.. Lewis Sanctuary, who has canvassed a
small town in Vermont, reports that of the
ninety-two women over twenty-one years OF
age in the place. eighty-eight are decidedly OPP
posed TO having the suffrage added to their
duties, and one would not express an opinion.
Minority for woman's suffrage, three.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

o. EXECUTORS SALE-ESTATE OF Il. b.
Eu Chapman, deceased-Thomas Sons, Auction
eers.-Two-story brick Machine Shop, steam engine
boiler ETC., southwest corner OF Beach and Marl-
MAY 8. 1870 at IL O'Clock, noon, will he sold at pub.
lie sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that two
story brick messuage together with the 12-horse-
power steam engine, boiler ana shafting) and lot OF
ground, situate at the southwest corner of Beach
and Marlborough streets; the lot containing in front
on Beach street 81 feet and on Marlborough street
IS feet % inches; thence southwest II feet 2%
inches; thence southeast 13 feet thence northeast
20 feet thence southeast 62 feet to Beach street
the lot forming an L. Clear OF all incumbrance.
Terms, s35OO may remain on mortgage. Possession
June 1, 1870. - -
M. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers,
421 23 80 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH st.
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%# PUBLIC sALE-THoMAS q SONS, AUC-
ElAi tioneers-Large and Valuable Lot Northeast
corner OF Walnut and Cope streets, between Twenty
third and Twenty streets, 20H feet 'front.' 1876
feet deep TO SAMSON street. ON Tuesday May TO-
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that large and
valuable lot OF ground situate at the northeast cor
Eighth ward: containing In front on Wa nut street
40 feet l-5 inches, and extending Ia depth along
Cope street 1856 feet to Sansom sireet-two fronts
M THOMAS X SONS, Auctoneers,
42s 90m7 Nos 139 aud 14l s. FOURTH Sc.
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AUO ZION SALES.
M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. 1So AND IL
Vu s. FOURTH STREET


4u s. FOURTH STREET
Administrative Peremptory Sale.
Fstate Of Hood simpson, deceased, NJ r. Twsnty
Ming AND WEAVING FAoToRYS, 'rAN
o,. On Monday Morning,
NTH and Hamilton Streets the valuable achnery FuiI
PARTICULARS in Catalogues three days previousI 70
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS
may MAY y, at IL o'clock noon, at the Exchange will iu
COMMERCE. STREET, No. 5ll-valuable st,re
BfvER sOHUYLRiIiIIff.DDixass.a RiiIf Dxs.uns Farm.
JAG0BY, No. 23O-Brick Dwelling
EyERE1'T, above Noble~9 Dwellings and Stable
ASYLUM ROAD Country Seat, 10 acres
FIkRnERT Nes I42I and l4ss Two Modern Residences
SPRING GARDEN, No. 6O3-Vaiuable Building
MILL STREET, Germautown-Country Residence,
TENTH tsouth,, No eOe-Modern osiiouce.
Hos & ig2S 70 stable and Dwelling
sEGoSD and DIAMOND. N E oorner-Throe Brick
,BEAoH and MARLBoRoUGH.s. W. COrner-Maohino
OHRIsTIAN, No i6ii-Dweling and large lot.
Gk9qNp S9qth No No fs1lssua6Ie ssl RSsdSGCc
VINE, No 11i6 Modern Residence.
Pew No q, south aisle Central Presbyterian Church.
l5shares Union Mutual Insurance Co.
8 shares Merchants Hotel Co.
$shares Franklin Fire INSURANCE Co.
Pew No %, central aisle Holy Trinity Oharch.
S S S %STSn tso and 1 FTpnan RsrGEd Per cent
100 shares Central Transportation %.
l2s shares Minehill ard Schuykill Haven Railroad.
$4,000 Phila. and Erie r. X. per cent, July
70 shares Enterprise Insurance Go.
shares Steubenve and Indiana Railroad, old 4sast
shares Camden and Atlantic Railroad, preferred.
Catalogues now ready '
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

oVERNMENT SALE OF CLOTHING AND
" EQUIPAGE AND QUARTERMASTER'S
STORES.
DEPUTY QUARTERMAsTER- GENERALS OFFICR(
PHILADELPHIA, April 26, 1870. (
VIII be sold at Public Auction, at Schuylkl Ar
senal on THURSDAY, May 26, 1870 commencing at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. under the direction of Captain
William II. Gill, Military Storekeeper, United States
Army large lot Of unserviceable and damaged
Clothing Camp and Garrison Equipage, and Quar-
termasters Stores consisting OF
1851 Blankets (woollen),
1856 Uniform Goats,
1901 Uniform Jackets
S8 Great Coats,
445 Sack Coats,
4,312 pairs Trowsers,
1876 pairs Drawers,
1,073 Flannel Shirts,
1902 pairs Stockings
2l1 Forage Caps,
COG pairs Boots,
1908 pairs Bootees
5000 Shelter Tents,
$500 Canteens,
4,8O4 Knapsacks (strapped),
and other articles.
TERMS CASH, payable in United States cur
rency.
All property purchased must be removed within
five days.
Goods win be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Catalogues will be furnished on application at this
once, or at the o1ice OF Captain Gill, Schuykill
Arsenal, or at the auction rooms OF M. Thomas AZ
Sons, Nos. 1S9 and 14l South Fourth street,
STEWART VAN VLIET,
Deputy Quartermaster-Gener and Breyet Major
General United States Army. 4266t
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SCOTT'S ART GALLERY AND AUCTION
- COMMISSION BALESROOMS.
b. SCOTT, Jr., Auctioneer.
No. u7 chestnut Street, (Girard Rowl

STILL ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF BARLOW's
SUPERIOR AND WARRANTED FURNITURE
EIGHTEENTH SALE.
On Tuesday Morning.
May at 10 O'clock will be sold by catalogue another
superb stock Of furniture consisting of
usual large and varied assortment of all kinds of
and chamber suits lounges easy chairs bookcases tables
chairs etc 10 comment the class of goods sold
is useless the great crowds who attend the sales
asufhcient evidence of the appreciation by the public
their merit Each and article sold is warrAnted
writing
Goods packed the premises for purchasers, and
shipped to any part of the United States
Catalogues ready Monday afternoon
Open for examination day and evening till sale 80 9t
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Ms PEREMPTORY SALE-THOMAS a. SONS,
Iu Auctioneers.-Two-story Brick Dwelling, Bo-
dine street. third house above Diamond street-On
Tuesday, May 10, 1870, at II O'Clock, noon will be
sold at public sale, without reserve at the Philade-
phia Exchange, all that two-story brick messuage
and lot OF ground situate the west side OF Bodine
street. 80 feet north OF Diamond street, containing
in front Bodine street ID feet, and extending In
depth 90 feet TO a feet bE inches wide alley, with
the privilege thereof. Subject 10 mortgage OF $780,
M. TuOMAS 4 SONS, Auctioneers
42S 80 mT Nos. l39 ana l4l s. FOURTH street.
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PERFMPTORY SALE,


Without reserve.
Mr. CHARLES HASBLTINE, before sailing for
Europe the 4th day of May, will SELL his Galleries
No. | 25 Chestnut street, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS, May 9TH and 6th all his
VERY VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINT
ING6 AND WATER COLORS,
containing specimens by the following artists
Boutibonne, Bouwanger, Meyer Won Bremen
Desgofe, Zamacois, Herbsthofer,
Preyer, Prof Ittenbach, De Jonghe.
Millner, Osw, Achenbach, Caraud,
HerZog, Meyerheim. Fauvelet,
Triebel, Beranger Trayer,
De Haas, LobrichoH, Nerheyden,
Lasalle, Kurwasseg, fills, Vertn,
Hildebrandt, Paul Weber, Deshayes
Briloun, Van Marcke, Wilhemi,
Col, zuber Buehler, Boettcher,
C8mphausen Dansaert, De Block,
Sonderman, Pecrus, Wttkamp.
Sell, Laroche Leray,
Carl Becker Aufray, Haseitine
Jacobsen, Ramsey, Wilms,
Arnoux Canello, Arntz,
Moran, Diffenbach, De Vos
Maurer, Marohn, Maris,
Lewis, Crukshank, Lechert,
Carabain Jungheim o. Erdmann,
Spitzweg De Brackeleer, Darru,
Kehren, Schopin, A. r. Jones,
Verwee, Voltz, Werner
Now exhibition at the Galleries
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N=s PUBLIC sALE-THoMAs SONS,
Hl:i Auctioneers - Wel-secured Irredeemable
Ground Rent S45 a Year.-on Tuesday, May 10,
1870 at ~ O'CLOCK noon, will be sold at public sale,
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that well-secured
irredeemable ground rent OF S45 a year lawful
money, clear OF taxes issuing out OF all that lot OF
ground, situate ON the east side OF Fifth street,
south OF German street; about 10 feet inches
'front.' and in depth about 1875 feet, or less 1t
is secured by threestOry brick store and dwelling
No 74l s, Fifth street, and the interest is pune
tually paid. .-,
4 90 80 MI Nos. l39 and 14l s. FOUkTH Street.
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N=s REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS Il SONS SALE
t;iI Very desirable Lot, Twelfth street, north of
Cherry street, 2l u feet front, 107 feet deep. On
Tuesday, May 8, 1870 at 12 O'Clock, noon, viii De
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange
all that very desirable lot OF ground situate the
east side Of Twelfth street. Sc feet north OF Cherry
street, containing In front on Twelfth street 2 feet
inches and extending in depth 107 feet to four
feet-Wide alley. Terms-cash.
M. THOMAS a. SONS, AuctioneeFs,
421 % go Nos 189 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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O. PEREMPTORY SALE-THOMAS * SONS,
E!i AucIioneers-Three-st Brick Dwelling No.
1926 Bodine street, north OF Jefferson street. with
three-story brick dwellings in the Seventeenth
ward On Tuesday, May 10, 1870, at 10 O'Clock,
the Philadelphia Exchange, all those brick
messuages and the lot of ground situate the west
side OF Bodine street. 219 feet three-quarters of an
inch north Of Jefferson street. No. 1926 the lot
tanning in front on Bodine street "a feet and ex-
tending in depth 55 feet inches. One of the
houses fronts on Bodine street, No. 1926; and in
the rear forming court Clear OF all incumbrance.
Terms-Half cash. Sale absolute.
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers,
421 80 MT Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH st.
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a. REAL ESTATE-THOMAS d SONS SALE
Ei desirable Business Location. Three-and-a-
haf-story Brick Store and Dwelling, No. 531 Callow-
hill street, west OF Fifth street. On Tuesday, May
3, 1870, at IL O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public
sale at the Philadelphia exchange all that 30 story
on the north side OF Calowhi street. 3S feet inches
east OF Sixth street. No. 631 containing in front on
at right angles with Caowhill street, on the east
side thereof, so feet 6 inches; thence westward
parallel with CaOwhill street. Ia feet inches ;
thence southwark, at right angles with CaOwhil
street. feet inches; thence westward parallel
with Callowhl street. feet inches; thence SOUTH
ward 46 feet to Callowhl street, and thence east
ward along Callowhl street 10 feet. House has the
gas throughout VIII rent for 500. Terms, $500
may remain on mortgage. Possession July l, 1870.
M. THOMAS q SONS, AuctiOneers,
423 SGT Nos 139 and 14t S. FOURTH st.
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T5 REAL ESTATE-THOMAS q SONS SALE
El:M Two-story Brick Dwelling, No. 929 Filbert
street, with three-story Brick Dwellings in the
rear, forming court. On Tuesday, May 10, 1870,
the Philadelphia Exchange, all those brick mes
suaRes and the lot Of ground thereunto belonging,
situate the north side Of Filbert street. west OF
Ninth street. No. $685. the lot containing in front on
Fibert street 20 feet, and extending in depth 40
feet to street. The improvements are two-story
ing on Filbert street. and three-stOry brick dwell
ings in the rear, forming court Terms-S25O0 may
remain ON mortgage
M. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers,
AS 80 MI Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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NEs REAL ESTATE-THOMAS d sons SALE.
Eai Very desirable Three-story Brick Residence,
No. 1116 Vine street, west OF Eleventh street. On
Tuesday, May 8, 1870, at 10 O'clock noon, will be
sold at public SALE at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all that desirable three-story brick messuage, with
on the south side OF Vine street, west OF Eleventh
street, No 1116; containing in front on Vine street
IS feet inches, and extending in depth 101 feet to
20-feet wide alley. The house has gas, bath, hot
and cold water, furnace, cooking-range, etc. Terms
$1,000 may remain on mortgage. Immediate pos
session. May be examined.
NJ THOMAS 4 SONS, Auctioneers,
23s2t Nos. 139 and 14l s. FOURTH street.
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RUNTING, DURBOROW q CO., AUCTION.
I'D EERS, Nos 239 and 234 MARKET Street, oornsr at
Bank street. Successors to John B. Myers Go.
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6rs REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & SONS SALE
Mli Modern Three-story Brick Dwelling, No. III
frst and Race and Vine streetsWOn Tnesdav n NAV
10, 1870, at 12 O'Clock, noon will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange all that modern
three-story brick dwelling, with two-story back
building and lot OF ground situate the east side
of Friedlander street. west of Twentieth street, No.
feet, and extending in depth IS feet. It has gas,
bath, hot and cold water, furnace, cooking range,
etc. Clear of all incumbrance. Terms-S2OO0 may
remain on mortgage.
M. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers,
421 30 nj Nos 139 and 141 s. FOURTH st.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-06
THE EYES! THE EYES! F.!
DR.. {, H. PARDEE,
OCuliSt and -AuriSt

A FTER A PR0TRACTED BLINDNESS OF
IA more than five years, Dr. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
ed With all diseases of the Eye, and is uoWprac.
tcing with success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed such as Srabismus
or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
preston or Absorption, ptcrygium, or acsbv
membrane growing over the eye, Reduction Of
Saphyloma, or bulgng ont of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, listula Lachymalis, or closing of tear
passage, and all deiormities of the Lids. etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain
and possessing all the movements and brilliancv
Of the real eye. large assortment constantly
On hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure Of
all nervous diseases is used AN over this coast
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
yersa success win warrant continuation of
their confidence Ills celebrity as an operatoris
co-eztcusiyc with his success, rs patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
dons, from New York and Boston, olmostl1outh-
ly. Maqy patients can be seen 40 the Doctor
Office daily, in different stages Of recovery.
Ufce-737 Clay street, OPPOSITE THE
PLAZA SAN Francisco NV.
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FRENCH MEDICAL OFFIC-

TON OF MGmcNEorr FACULTY. or PARIS, GRADCArloF THE
UHynsuY QrlEN's CumoE.AND Preseason TuEsr.JouN's
BAprnrE soIeTY or sAN FnAyusco.
DIR. PENRAULT has pleasure 10 inform patients and
others seeng confidential medical advice. that he be
consulted daily at Dis Office, .~UOHT MN" BULD
ING, Eoru East corner Montgomery and Sacramento
streets. SAN Francisco. Rooms, No. Q. 10 ana II, first
floor up stairs Entrance from either Montgomery or sac
ramonto Streets
DR. rEHBAULTs studios have been most ylusitely de
voted 10 Tine cure Of various forms Of Nervous and rhys
ied Do1nty, hc results Of injurious habits Acquired in
youth, which usually terminate TO mp9toncoand stary
and permanently induce a be concomitauts OF old aee
Where secret idrmity exists involving the Happiness Of
Iif and That Of olor and morality dictate the
necessity Of its romoval for i5 fact that premature
decline Of the yieor off manhood, matrimonial unlaTpucs
compulsory SINGLE e etc., l1yo their m causes
Che germ Of which is planted u early life. and the bitter
fruit tasted long aaarerd Patients aborua under this
complaint, viii complain of ono or more oil tlo following
symptoms: NoeuruM omissions, pains ia lhe back and
head weakness of memory ana sEt discharge IRON the
uretlra OH the stool or making water, the utecctuaao
ultios weakened loss ol memory cnsues, doas
louded and there dsincliuHton TO attend TO business
or TO reading, writing the society OF friends etc
The patient viii probably complain Of dizziness vertigo,
and that sight and 1eius weakened sleep disturbed
by dreams, melancholy si4hiHg, paritaious, aiutngs
coughs and slow fsycr; vLe some have c1tetl rhcu-
aa,c pain, ANA unmhucs ol tAe baiy Some ot the most
common symptoms alo impl in tc face, au1 aching in
different parts Of to body Patients su1erug rom this
disease should aluy Immediately to d. rII}AULT, c-
her IN person ly letter. be viii guarantee ii cure
Of seminal cissi9ns and Impotence m s to gut weeks
Patients suffering o4 tcuosoal diseases amy stage cou
otoa, a.ei scuic bubo ulcals, cumuoous eruptioua
Will. nett. 'ly Al syphiHlcand 2ieicu-
riHl ttNi-e.' I..aa tluII I.u .Ne..u.
DnPtNhtt i0aa. areiu DIS .evlcrc patients
cat -ee Nt nrJI. invest CATION; ciam
I fU ny ID. N r.H a. .Hs
that a.i ea+ Urn -".r treatment we lull prom-
ecs We rf...IIy rtlue-t those who Iuto tried this
ho8-od daetur tal tIttfoI ti-eI rIyaau m uuru Out
sud dsc.alN--i 1aotl upon t7 Laa tHft.7 and quick
cIre4 IadDs suIHiu. from amy complaint aieHta to
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WeekIy Grinity 50urnaI
SATURDAY NIGHT.

The work day week has cast its yoke
OF troublons toll and careful quest;
The lingering twiiclt'- saffron cloak
Trails DER the dusky west,
And curicw clocks with measured stroke
Chime in the hour Of rest.
From ftllow fields and woody dells
The crickets cliirp their pleasant lays,
The kline come up, with tinkling bells,
Through all the lOomy ways:
And buckets drip by busy wells,
And rudy ingles blaze.
His whirlinc wheels the miller stops,
The smith his silent anvil leaves,
His ringing AK the Joiner drops,
No more the weaver weaves;
His loaded vain the peddler props
Beneath the tavern caves.
A happy hush, a Tranquil balm.
A. if the week day work and care
We're lifted of. and left Us calm,
feryade the quiet air
A sense as Of quiet psalm,
feeling a. Of prayer.
Tor now the night with soft delN,
Seems broodmg Ike a tcn1er dove,
" hile the last hours of Saturday
shut in the hours Of love,
Aud the sweet sabbath spans the way
10 holicr homes above.
God help US all. since here below
Few Saturdays aic ours at best,
And ont Of pain and earthly WoQ,
Few days Of Sabbath rest;
God grant us that we yet may know
The sabbath Of The ble,t.
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THE privileges Of stockholders are illustrated
by the following, clipped from a Paris letter
Two gentlemen were chatting on the boulevard ;
one was great specuator, developing the plan
Of a magnificent project; the other dazzlcd
capitalist, ready to snap at the bait. lie hcststed
little, but was just yielding, when near these
two passed II couple Of youngsters of twelve
years. They were looking into tobacco shop
close by, and one cried out to the other:
"Id like to smoke sous worth Of tobacco. ."
"Wcl, " said the other, 3" buy q sou 5 worth"
"Ah MS luck viii! have it, ! haven SOU. J."
" Hold On I've got two sous"
"Ihat's the ticket just the thing one for
the pipe, and one for the tobacco"
ON, yes but what am l to do2"
You? ohi You shall be stochholdar you can
spit"
It was a fash Of light. Tho capitalist thrust
bis hand into bis pocket and fed.
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Redemption Fund.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
~ proposals, directed to the undersigned, for
the surrender Of County Warrants, viii be re-
ceNed up to tho last doy Of the next regular
meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
PETER PAULSEN Treasurer.
Wcayeryille, July 8, 1870 27-4w