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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Superintendent Water Works

MEssRS. EDIToRs:-Please announce
w. H. COTS as a candidate for Superin-
tendent of Water Works at the ensuing
Charter Election, and oblige
jan4 MANY CITIZENS.
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Wlndox GIaA.

IN BOXES WINDOW GLASS, Assorted
~ ~. sizes just receiyed and for sSls b.
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WHEELING, December ", ls'u.
r. --.se->ss-l PASSENGER TR RAINS
- yfsst--kxS will run by the following
schedule on and after December 18th, 1871
uhaalinu time.
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9KIJJINMMJJJ yHT mo 5TEYTV
pHOOLAHATIOH:

,slsbr4, ~. ConuMHf4, June ~. 1871.
,NA} HrEHEAS, information has beeY nt1ioauy s.
cahfee have occurred IN tl,s officos 'of Couuty
C9mMtssionsrA IN the. following Counties, ti
wits Hekborry. County, Simeon Yonng and
njtyjaa 81 HPjlstock; Chester County, W. d. Pro-
1d Leoh ana eassss eFs9Ssn son
Union County, H. Il. White And John Tihs!'
Icy; ;lLautens County, David Foulke and Tur.
pin DenaY. failed to qualify ..l ....
c,6ySETn. N2E. .hsr9foTes Z, eta kNtobERT f. SCOTT
accordanoel with tie thirty. seventh Section Of
tho ACT OF September 26, 1863. untitled, .,Ad
Act to define the duties aud jurisdiotipn, OF
county Com mmissioncrs," do hereby issno this
my proclamation, that special election be
nn1e To fiilsaid vacancies for the uuexpited
tern. thereof, within the said Counties, re-
sPective(y. The Commissioners Of Elections;
appointed in pureusapce Of IAN Act proyil-
ing Tor the General Elections, and the manner
OF conducting the eame," approved, h1Aron !.
1870, are authorized and directed to conduct
the said special elections, respectively, and 10
make all necessary arrangements therefor
and each OF them are h,rcby required, after
duo publication, and with strict regard to the
provisions OF the Constitution and the laws Of
the, State touching their duties in suoh case,
to causo such elections to be held on the day
aforesaid, and to take MI tho necessary steps
for the holding OF tuch elections, and for tho
persons who shall hnyo been duly Gle ectel
thcreat.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto s ct
my hand, and caused the Great Seal OF
tis stateto be affixed, at Columbia:
IL. this Esd day Of june. a. u. 1871. and
in the ninety fifth yaar of tho Indc-
pendence of the United Statcs0f Ame-
& flea. 5Nl: ~
ROBERT X. SCOTT. Governor.
.. L. CAnDozo. Sccretaryef state.
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@lEyRA;S % 4; N E|hlafF::$ II ll s.: ): s:;
'---s.t.n: eh jn'1 sqr'oo, !. IL bna .bnah nd
,airJ 90 ny Ms44 a.. 2. S,7,,. l,,os
.::c,p, z,i par1;s DUif i,01I1sT':,1 cd, 3ci,ni,
Present Gapitaa3 100000


tiAyrrH0RT1EUl CA fsIfAa, sSUoT6o:a'1
r"i'',' .u.Gf i.G oFs1oBnb.... ~ .nif7rr .fI;
John RL PA}tpRSs Fresidtnt. ID, in r.i..t;i.
A. G.. Prenizer, Cashier. ,.,. .,,,i....
:, = =: po''h hssiassas bsaEo4eas ehissais ,i-
J!En Gregg, Gohn B. Palmer, r. ": AIc8fa 1:
2; neesdsn e n} GoRslsna& peeasn; Rf1,n,
& VIC. Hwaffield. !''''1' h' .'3il3tri- H.
E. w. Mo1Iaster, Bolicitorl'a >'t7lb .aes'':
F1HHl IL Bank jH now open tor,thp Transaction
i Of q. goneral banking busiRass.!, u, ...i.
CEhTIRIcATEs !oF DEPOSIT OF CURRENCY, or
coin, hearing interest at tho rate Of atVen tT)
per cent: Ptr mum, in kind. Will be ibsued: 2
iDeposits from Cbu1ty OGscers especially so-
IlGited; also, from. 7fusttes. administrators
EJecalors FTefeSsienai Men, and others; n =
Particular attehtion Eiveh I'd acconhts OF
Cfty and LSantfy lHerithdnts, and ntber bust
ness men, and the usual Recommendations ex-
/ Notes, bil. Of Exchange. .apd ,otbss, eyi-
dencss qi debt diseoalteaa, snd money IPaned
Stooks, Bonds, ,Gold, siosr bought and sold. !,
.Autiated Currency .purchased,at smsh
si5Et 6rafs dra,rn direc. di,. on ii the piomi-
nent places in Enyland,' Ireldnd, Scotland,
France, Germany, Belgium; 9 IloldnR,h Dem
fnark and the Orient. Letters Of Credit Issued,
ayabie in any Of lilo abqye place3, .
Drafts on all tho prominent cities In the
United States bought and sold. 'ii ~.
Banking Houee oppUsite Columbia Hotel.
ppen from to 8. .t.' G'. ob28l1ye' !
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eri l7o' s"n lD Flsss|i;';}|E'SSnp9feaSsi

etasmydyitan ~ o,ss g. @ES 1;: 1': H5 ss T:
not, know that Il cures .heirncig!nrs and :.cni;
wnys-that 1t never fails thruuSl, ;:i,y t.u "l neg
eject of its composition. VIC have thousands ,i,un
fos!n,S or us ":ther rarkah!r cures
sS ss sS els ssl' nc.
acetcrou7 drug, they may BE- taken w:,., S:,i;.iy
& ny an%nny. Their sl,yar,coa:inS preserve. ,:lc:n
Ever ifesi ana makes them tltsln! - t,h., while
n1eMS purely vegetable, no hlr,i c:la Sri.c from
their ,j, use in any quantity.
i Thcyoterate:ly their powerful influence oh tltt.
internal yi5eora to purify thc blood and stimulate
II IT INTO ,h heay 9cton-renoyc the ol,sructions
and By eSSissns @rrH;sF
faTnKenicnt5 rs are the first origin Of disease.
s Mte ox M difsS9ns ;s aTS given in The per on
For nyspSPiiH ofiGndIsc.t,on, nistl cse-
should 1c taken moderately to stimulate The s,omi-
acl,, and restore its healthy tonn anil action
toms. nr ari;;n Goanna,ins anu its yarons syr-
achs'. Jaunhicc or Green sickness, BELL
ious Gnlic and bilious Ecrcr., they should
hc judciou-ly taken for each case, to rofrcc, tic
0sensea action or remove the o3struction. which
For 1Syac4fcry or Diarthucs., lit ouc
mild dose is generally required n
eitatiom i.;. o.. "a; nf , thS iIearr, Pain ia t;,c
uousiy tsken, rs required, TO change the diseased
action & Of uln system. With snch change itllo SC
For Dropsy and Dropsical swclIiuGa
they should be taken In large and frequent dQsos
For RuPIsr'csaion n lhrgc dose should Ic
taken as it produces the desired eIoct by SYM
pathy. = - III
As Di,ncr PHI, takc one or two J'iIs to
promote ttgcsti9r'p pnd relieve, the stomach,
an occasional dose, stimulates tho stomach aud
DoWCHtlnto healthy action, restofes tie appetite,
and inygorates tho syebem-l Hence it Is ohtn nd.
yantnEcons where no serious dcrhngcincnt EXISTS.
One who feels tocrably waIl. often fln,ls. THAT
dose OF these Pfus makes him feel decidedly bet
Yer, from tHeir cleansing alii Toitova;ilg caec.
the digestive apparatus. '-i"' ~ ~
Dr.J. c. ATER& CO., Practical Chemists,
LOJRELL. MASS. q. s.. a. q:
Ang t4lY,l; MI. ii. Moi, Agent.
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so6ednfe WeSeefn. UiTh SRiImfnSfon
Charlotte aadRatks5foFt Railroad.

Charlotte sai i1atkssfor9 RaiiresSa
~ 81 M R
tsEtS ass s52ES Ryssj9
PaBAskE E.SSfSas9ss' Sss3sosss 3 SO ssfG.,,
al.T Thnrsdsys AID tBaturdss, ;, arriving az
;HhsIr5xjlls - 4e =, copgsetipg. NTH. .son1
pfss e tpls1Ssiss SSsii5s,s Snsr n !a%s
.yal,a ,mo5.,s, s.I \ g; 2,si3ssss s9asssm sas.
r'.'na,;'.Cb M Cba4gS IF gtHeddie. 81 ~,
Rr ~" 80 Cot dnSiA,. &. o., unS 8, 1911 -.
aa ii essPEs g js,ss 4 ssssda,s s;;ssi aa
and AFTER SuhdHy ii lth ithtsnt:.i .le., II -
III ~ i NAIL AMP PA8sFNokR TRAIN:,i .r
Leave ohsrllss5h 81: HILL .::a.:s.aSs N N
staHf H4Pa4ss. FasleHg AND
iEeave Columbia 1t. q: c3 80 . q
Esase q hes!ss,en ss'1a as ss s;i!; t. aS n n
Ar1lve et Oo!pmbia at@. i.y7a.il4.. ..6 100 . fd
t9na Gs,iae9 10 4Da AfsS9R%Sassis3 e Elh
HY'' eonsiaa{s E. TYhsM ~ nsfatess
! g. B.P1dEtus; Genera Tiakef,A f,Agent.,n :, /.
Charlotte Col41abia and Ad9aasta z
INV; sUPEnINTENBEYT'g 6FFIcE, r
O0LuMbrA, -. c.,, Jutfd9B 3: 1841.h-
@..zs .as4 1th ,ka.A; Abe icI-
loving schedule y will be 1uq oyer thia road; j 4
= '.n7s Train No. 4, tfrain Noo7:
LeaSe Augusta. !. 8 25 AZ 4! doP. M:!
Leave Columbia. ~. 90 AlBI;, Hoop: n.
Arrive Cha rlotte. -. q S5 p. IL. 5.2OA. III:
oo1No soUTH
Leave Charlotte. .....7 40 A. III. O0P MI
Leave Columbia. -. 2:S0 P. NJ. 225 A. M.
Arrive Aughsta..:. K50 P. If. 7':'t7 SO A. II.
No. Train daily, Ne,,2 Train daily, Sun
days excepted: Both trains make cloae con-
nection to all poirts North, ,eohtfi' and We1t.
No. 1Train- nakes close connection at Rich
m21d @ tor Vireipia aspEings: ~ uius.tlLp
* ,dnIIrongh ~ otga tisEets Sala apd baggage CHECKED
standarf Time ~ WArhington. City Time
- = .E!i p. A4F&ANDRK;iGsng neral Sup.
J! EFT DoRsEY. Gen: Freight and Ticket Agent
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CITIZENS SAVINGS. BANK.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
.ft' ~: -- -.- ;'IDoD !i1'l
Deposits Of $1 and Upwards Received,

INTEREST a LILO y Ed AT, TIE -R4 1.EDA
ON .CER7IF7CA Z E,S OF DEPOSIT, Il
AND Sf1F PEI. CENT COM. =,
' POUNDED LEVER r SIX ~.
t MONTHS ON Il ACG0UN1S. al..t,
i:. OFFICERS. sui.i. a:Ay,.
- I,!,ln Mm; !. Marin, pa1, PRESIDENT. of ,..,ls
John 1ohn :. ri,nnas rSlmer; voe-presid eats. ii.
A. G Breni3cr, Cashier. t' in
J. Fl. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier; in
charge Of branches. t.y'.,..
john .. u. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors '.7.. 7-
Wade HAMPTON, Willia m Martin. A. C. Has
kelI, +. W. Mch1aster, John Z. Thomar, f.. ~.
Heilitsh, John b. ralmer. Thomas E. Grega,
Columbia >. ,.. IL.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion. '
G.. Z. Scott, Ncwbcrry. y ~ II
". Hayes, Newberry. 't:!ut ~
Il. IL kutlcdge, Chareston., "
Daniel Ravenel. Jr,, ChArlehtop,
Mechanics, Laborcrs, Clerks, Widows, Or.
plans and others may hero deposit their saV.
ings and draw a liberal rate OF interest there.
on. Plantcrs, Professional Mon and Trustees
wishing to draw int crest On their funds unti;
they require them Tor business or other pur.
poses: Parents deairing to- set apart email
,ume for their children, and Married Homen
and llinors twhcse deposits can only.be with.
.!rawn by them selves, or in case Of death, by
ahelr legal represeptatives,l wishing to, lay
tsidc fundsfor future use. are here afforded
M opportunity Of dcpositing their nledns
where they will rapidly itenmulate; and, at
The same tine, be sulijcctto withdrawal lwfl en-
seeded ~ ,a4,5, . Aug lS
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The FASHIONABLE WoMAN's PRAYER
Strengthen mi. husband, and may biz
faith and biz money hold out to the last
Draw the lambs wool ov unsnspicious
twilight over hiz eyes, that mi fiirta-
tiona Itiay Tobk to- him like; viktorys.
and that mi bills may strengthen his
Bless. 81 togtpp99ssl tp9s nl ktipps: kitp,s rats and
frizzles, and t,thi glory, shine upon mi
paint and powder. =" '
= When / walk ont before the gaze ov
vulgar men. regulate mi wiggle, and add
nu grade to mi CATERS. "a, }:.t
When bow .miself in worship, grant
that ! may do it With tayishing elegance,
and preserve unto the LAST the lilly
white of my aesh and the taper OF my
fingers. :ioi'
Destroy mine enemies With the gaul
oy jealousy. and eat thou mp with the
sseth ov envy all those who gaze at my
style. -: :';a'if'l, rs IL. . .9s...
Save me from wrinkles and foster mi
plumpness. ,,it. y,s
Fill mi both eyes, OH. fortune! with
the plaintiye pizon ov infatuashun, that
may lay out mi victims, the mon. as
.knnmb as images craven.
Let the lilly aud the roze atrive to-
9etner in mi cheek, and may my neck
swim like goose on the bnz1um oy
krystal water.
Enable me, oh, fortune! to wear shoes
still little smaller, and save me from all
korps epd bunyons,g a5 @ ,,
Bless Fanny. mi Zap dog, -nndS rain
down bezoms Of destrucksion upon those
who would hurt hair of Hector, my
kitten.
Smile. oh, fortunel most weetly upon
Dick, mi kanary, and watch over, with
the fondness ov mother, my two lilly
white mice, With red eyes. ~,
Enable the poor TO shirk for them.
selves, and save mo from all missionary
beggars. 4 '--.
Shed the light ov thi countenance on
mi kammel's hair shawl. mi lavender
silk, ni point lace, and; nj necklace Of
diamonds, and keep the moths out OF mi
cable, I: beseeoh thee. oh, fortunei
Josh Billings.
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afth
tied The
r1amiuct
q
first
stories
Third
- ......
H.!
A.t
LEU
CO. Tickets At go each
the
incpn
son the eday OF drawing
twuha
rrnpa anceE a!l CMumf
m buinpo
be sancd -" - "@u'>N '"-' ~ D''N '""
palmerrr
Carniu Nattm .ank.
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Made OF Poor Rum, whisIcy, Trn.,
Spirits nnd II cfmsc Liquors tloctorcd, sp.ccd
and sweetcned to please the taste. called :. Ton
cs"" Appctizcrs,,. .Eestorcrs," &C., taat LEAD
tho tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, hut nro
ntruc Medicine, made from :hc Native Roots and
Herbs OF California. free frnni MI Alcoholic
Sttnulpnts. Inoy arc the <:ls EAT BLOOD
PURIFIER md LIFE GIVING PHIN.
CIPLE perfect l:caovntor and ImYiso:ator Of
the System. carrying OF NIL poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to n healthy condition. M
person take these Biltcrs according to :.r,.:.
ton and remain long unwcll.
~for InfinmIuufory nnd Chronic lthcu-
nintisni nud .GOut, Dyapepnia CIR Indi-
Rcstiou, DilIunsp Kcititicnt and lntcr-
nItirnt Fcvcrr, DlsoaAcs OF i!ic Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, md Ibi n tl0er. these Nfi-
tcrs hny: been most HuccsEsfn!. Such Ola.
cases nre caused by yitin1cd blood. which
If generally rrolaecl by dcranEeuiont Of G,e
DigcSI va Organs. al
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION.
Headache l'aa Ia the Shoulders. Coughs Tight
less Of the Chest. Dizziness, Sour E1uctatio,a OF
tile Stomach, BAD t:.siaia tho Mouth Bilious At.
tacs. paIpitatlon of the Heart, Inflammation Of
the Lungs. Psi. In The gona Of the kidnrys, and
hundred other painful .ynp:onis. ars the OIL
springs OF Dyspepsia.
They inyfyoratc tho Stomach md stimu Inr
torpid ltyer and bowels which render ticli OF un.
cluallcd efficacy III cleansing the blood OF al
Impurities. md impurtIus new lifu aud yigor to
the whole systcn.
FOR SKIN II1SBASES, Eruptions. letter,
Salt T:hcu:n. Nlotthca. Spots, Fiupics. Ptstnlcs,
Rolls. Cnrbuncles, Ring " orins ecald.Ifcad, Sora
Eyes. Erysinr,as. Itch. Scurfs. Dlscoloratlons OF
,,tc Skin, Ifurnora and Discaucs Of tho sk!a Of,
whatever namo or nature, nrc literally dug up
anh carried ont OF the system In thort time lJ
the use OF there Dittcrs. One bottle In ruch
cascs will convince th. r,pst iEcrcdulouB or tlclt
curative Objects.
Ciraasa this ynatci ifaoi whcncve- ron end
Its impurities bursting through the hs.:, &, I.ul.
rles. Eruptions or Sores: cIcanscit when you
ind 1t obstrnoted and sluggish In tie vens;
cleanse II Whom It 10 foul. and yonr feelings Will
tell you wi,cl. Keep so blood pnrs and tho
h"altii the ayst,n will follow.
0PiE, TArE'a,l other yYOR Ma, lurking In
thc system of 30 many thousands eiIt ctuaIly
destroyed and removed For fiil directions, r, al
carefully tho circular .rnunI each bottle.
J.wALKEE. Proprietor. r. II. McDoSA!.D G.
CO.. Druggists and Gen Agents. Gan F-nnc.c.',
Cni.. aa1 So and 81 Commerce Street. New Y.r.
u pY ALI. DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
,zsa101y QEIGEn Il MoGREGOK. Agents.
Halt Corn Whiskey.
two years old, at
w Fek 81 JOIN 6. SEEaEnT.
Seegers' Beer is Pure. !.
don't contain Oopperas, salt, Lime or
alum. March II
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Why is love like esotch plaid2 Be.
carfse II is all stuff Andloften crosaed.
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Summer Schedule s. & q. lR..R.

j, r' Change Of sahedale.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA R. Il. co
CpaIPANY HHors. N. c., June 8, 1871. ~
IS @ ON ON sns g., after e sgNDAY,
be run Over this Road in accoriiar ce with The
following TIME TABLE. -,
Trafhs Going Eabt Txains. .West.
N' n" Express. -'. NdI. i'li'"H
-, ARRIVE LEAVE: ARRIVE. LRAvB.
Snsrtotte b.9A q NJ 3.1O D m
66aaspnfy 5.0S . % 2San 5.26 p m, s. so p m
6r 6 nsb'o n II " a m II .13 An rs M 8.35 p m
Uo tI?' 'SnoPi2 ~ m .05 m 9.58 p m role p m
nliisoIo - z.Z5 m 233 m III .35 p m IL 81 p m
11Aeigh o'oS m 2.t6 m 2.4O:a m
doldaboro 7:20 m i...
u. Trains Going East. !. Trains Nest
Charlotte7:l6 nj 7il'' 2 8 on d nj ii'i.'E,
Salisbury 4. 50 nj i 81 am s l5pm 53s,n y,
Gr'nsbo 4 .25 M ! IS 3 MI ,2.lOD M q 2f).n n
Go shop IL 81 M l2 " N i2. 81 u n, 70 t0 p N
Hillsbrol00 OF m 10 % mill .O7 NJ II 30 "a
Raleigh 658 p m 2 40 nj 81 8.45am
Goldsb'o S.CObm3 ): ',il.i z -
JuneG > VIII. IilHEEN, Mar. Trsns. !,
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Free Soup every day, at II O'Clock, at POI.
LOCKS.
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Thief Proof Drawers. -

THE undersigned. have received the Arpric,
~ ofthese DKAWElt9. Thu are ne ,,1s
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Greenyllle and Columbia Railroad,
e'; -'h,iCOLUABFA, - s. O.. MARcH 1l'1R71J

=,
6aa J i8s.,ia as}sI "a ea5,S5 4a;,..!1;s ta,s
GSa92nnGcting co with Night II aipsl on South Caro-.
lima Railroad pana down; hlso with Trains
going North and South on Charlotte, Colufhbia
aud AuguAta Railroad:a IT, .l,i'r ..-i~-],G
1y-,m:. ~ s:,lNi.. UP. .i. .2u;,5e.., II.
Lsaye Columbia At, -.".n..t., 7,Op q. m.
:"4a ] HeWberry: l;':i'',.iii .,s}ge. n.
-. ookesbdIy !:.t4: i. J. uN. i, 8 90 .. "a:
Se!tpsL. :! !. i 1899. =. :. n.sn! M
Arrive ct GreenY!illet 81. ~, SOP. m.
Leave Greenvile 'dn!. :n . s1sia.i2
,0eieon..... ...:....:....... o. 4. In?
:. Cokesbury. ..:I .......::- /. 10 .07 q. m.
=. AAooSviile.. ...,.rl. !.-.:s.s 8;15 q. m.
q Sisfos !!.5'.i'..'i...f.,". rci 5.S5 p.f1l.
Arrive A. Coidm6is:::::..yi.;.,:issSS sSs 2: n,
4: :TRo Rosl DoDiMfAD q sne.aj ,Jf Spn' pr M
u. T. RAnELEgy. General Ticket. Agent. !, !.
Schedule ON Blue Ridge Railroad .Fa;
fr,,5ss.sr1 - .st u Leave dhdersdn I. 81: 90 I'M
etiss1ss.4ES es1@ES lendletoff!. =. 200 .
'7,Ei,: ) pi;! -; xReiryKilis. 7.45YI"
4!Iaye A. A. Ma,hallaa: y laa:-.,........:.,,,s.Y0 aff.
'Perryviile. :.a:...::9s = :.
..a. Aeuoleton. ......... $50 saI
nAfraEe at atEAnderscn. -. IIr:u..0eSOoq
Waiting at Anderson one, hour Ior, the arrival
OF up train on Grecnville and Columbia Road.
July ". 81. D. GAILLAIsD, Sup. y
AA------i*S~>-i-
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',;;ssss i ss!sss s| 8 gsyssay a
thas ia7sHs'hs5 Sss=4Aa - Do T.nskabls "a
M a3 ssiia as = 1ba q sp'ns
Mc1. = aoapds s'ai -t1JpsI 4apsa 1s'YTssifbe5asias
through our :;e.y fo5eats' ,andt ech oing
slkS ;} aas ,HgE q lies ~ tg :tlia.
Ss aeS as a@aads sna a2s ne ses va5a
MOI tendcra 4fstle 'ofI1oes.s "a look OF pa
tfHpt, eHd hfHnte. we fanoiet also an ex,
sat ON iheit marble features. Her. chill.
dren were lthefei'biad ii weeds bf woe,
s,iSb &ss * sfs @Sras ~ sBs sEsBa,s%ssrd ada 1
mother in her day. HinMu"o1
When2ihe Nll oeasn d4lliqg, Hia mi
7ei35s5sat Ssa Sis s5s soEsS AliSss. :G bas Ta
hair was iHifvafy nhi&e.1 Afterapproprir,
ate lntroa udtoFy eervices. -iu"the couroe
ofGhis' ebsMhs 1eahed over the desk,
and, gazing On the c4flned fofml before
himl uanid rexerantly:io'E From a little
ohiidsF have kunored the aged. but never
TIL tke gray R9irs covered my own lead,
did. T Know truly, hon much love AID
sympathy thia class have q right to de.
mand OF their fellow. creatures. Our
mother" he added most tenderly, H.who
now lies ia death before US, was a
issr.se9c!o: me, ae ere ell ef these, her
descendants. All that I know. about her
is whaEhef, ,aon told me to-day-fliat she
was bronghtito this town; from afar, six
ty;nine years ego d! happy bride-that
here she passed most OF her life, ,toilibR
as methers only have strength. to toll,
until she had reared large family of
children: that till life and vigor left her,
che lived for You, her descendants
''Yon, who together have shared her
love,and her cares, know how we'll you
have, rcquited her.La GOD forbid that
conscience should accuse you Of ingrati-
tude or .murmuring, on account Of the
care sho has been to you Of, late. When
you go back to your 'homn, bio careful Of
your words and your example before
your children. for the fruit, of your own
doing you will surely reap from them
when you yourselves totter on the brink
OF the grave. I entreat you, as friend,
as one who, has himself entered tho
evening life.' that you never say in the
presenoe Of your families, nor of Hea-
ven: 'Onr mother, has <outlived her USE
fulnees she Hqs d bur den 6u5S Never.
never; mother cannot live 80 long as
that No! when she can no longer labor
for her children nor yet for herself, she
can fall like precious weight on their
bosoms. end qall forth, by her helpless,
nees. all the noble, generous feelings of
their nature.".. ''i t'. .fi;0 ).
Adieu, then, poor toil-worn mother;
there are no more sieepless nights, no
~e
vigpr and everlasting ,nasfulness'6re part
OF the inheritance of the redeemed.
Feeble as thou vert on Garth, thou wilt
benp burden On thu bosom of i.lfifite
loyeSbht there tbou ahalt fnd thy lohged-
fof-rasts end 'rebeive glofious sympathy
from Jesus and his ransomed field.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

The gate amount OF exports exclusive OF Hpece
from the port OF York the week ending July H.
1871, was 81, ,9o3,22s
Mr. Secretary Boutwell, was in town today ana pad
visits TO the Assistant Treasurer Gen. Hhouse; the
superintendent OF the Assay Office Mr. Acton, ana 10
several OF the leading clearinghouse among ohers
that of Henry Co. He left in the afternoon Tor
Long Branch. Mr. Boutwell, feels hopeful as to the maj
success the Loan but has not yet heard OF the
complete fufment Of the mssion OF Judge Richardson
which telegraphed from Washington rev days
since There a consultation between Jay and Henry
d. Cooke John Thompson, and others. regarding The
new Loan, the clearinghouse of Henry Clews d Co.,
to-day and il IS be hoped that it will come to some
thing
The philadelphia stock market was steady to-day;
PENNSYLVANIA sold at 1854; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road 28 Reading Railroad 65., and Pennsylvania Raii-
road G1 Gold not quoted.
The LOrillard Insurance Company has declared a
semiannual dividend OF per cent; the American Ex-
change Insurance Company declares a semiannual dvi-
dend of per cent the Citizens Insurance Company
a semi-annual dividend of 80 per cent and the Howard
Company interest dividend OF 81 per cent
Tie Standard Fire Insurance Company announces
semannua dividend of 8. cent the capital stock
aud reserved fund, payableOn demand.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

JAY CooKE a Co. are now selling, aud recommend
as a profitable and safe investment for all classes
the First Mortgage I-30 Gold Bonds of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. They have 30 years to
run. bear Seven and Three-Tenths per cent gold in
terest more than per cent currency, and are Sc
cured by first and only mortgage oil the ENTIRE ROAD
AND IFS EQUIPMENTS. and also. fast theRoad IA
completed $1,000 Acres of Land to every mile of
track OF 800 acres for each $1,000 Bond They are
exempt from United States tax; principal and IN
terest are payable in gold. Denominations: Coupons
500 to 81, ,OOO Registered, 800 to $1,000.
Northern Pacific s-30s are at all times receivable
at TES PER CENT ABOVE PAR in exchange for the
Company's lands, at their lowest cash price.
The proceeds of all sales of lands required to
be devoted the repurchase and cancellation of the
First Mortgage Bonds of the Company. Phe Land
Grant of the Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres III
the most fertle portion of the Northwest. and the
demand for the Company's lands for settlement al
ready exceeds the ability of the Government to
complete the surveys This immense Sinking Fund