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RAILROAD LINES.
PENNsYLvAN1A CENTRAL ERAlLRoAD.
AFTER n. NJ, SUNDAY, JANUARY 1, 1870.

Ah AGSn r. M, SUNDAY, JANUARY i, 1870
The trains Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depot, at TH1RTY-FIRST aud MAR.
kkT Streets which is reached directly by the Mar.
train leaving Front and Market streets thirty
minutes before its departure. The Chestnut an0
Depot.
sleeplng-car tickets can DO had on application
AZ the Ticket Once, N. w, corner Ninth and Ohes-
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company will call
Tor and deliver baggage at the depot. Orders left
ut NO sOl Chestnut street, or No. 1Ie arkeystreet
will receive attention.
.,. TRAINS LBAva DEPOT.
N stI ISrs,n PioSS Ia IL ~ a. tA ~
Lock Haven and Elmira Express S4O A. NJ.
PaoL accommodation, 1910 ANA ITO and 7'l0P. NJ
Fast Line l24O p M
Harrisburg Accommodation aso P. NJ
Lancaster Accommodation l'l0 p. M
Parkesburg Train $40 p M
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express $50 ? ii.
Pacific Express 1910 p M
Pa0li Accommodation. No ll.lo p M
night to Williamsport only. On sun lay night pas
sengers will leave Philadelphia at lOlO p NJ
Cincinnati and Pacific Express leaves daily, All
other trainr daily except Sunday.
The western Accommodation Train runs dailJ
except sunday. For this train tickets must be pro-
cured end baggage delivered by 9 2. M. nj No. IFS
Sunday Train No. leaves Philadelphia at $40
A. M. arrives at Paoli at o'Ae A. M. Sundag
Train No. leaves Philadelphia at e'4o 2. M; ar
rives at Paoli at 7.4O P. nj.
Sunday Train No. l leaves Paon at 900 A. M.
Train No. leaves Paoli ut l.5o P. NJ; arrives al
Philadelphia at $40.
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1920 CHARTER PERPETUAL. 1871
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office, Nos. 4s5 and 4S7 0HEsNUT St.
Assets Jan. |, II, ,s3,O87.452'35
6cfdA AND $50 So
INCOME a5s 70 ToR 1871, LOSSES PAID IN 1870,
Losses Paid Since 1929 Nearly
SO, 1000, 900.
The Assets of the "FRAN KILN" are all invested
In solid securities over s2 10000 in First Bonds and
MortgBges), which are all interest bearing aud
dividend paying. The Company holds no Bills Re-
ceivable taken for assurances effected.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal
Terms. The Company also issues policies upon the
Rents OF all kinds Of Buildings, Ground Rents ana
Mortgages.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred e. Baker, Alfred Filter,
George George W. Richards, william 5. Grant,
Isaac Lea, Thomas B. El1s
George Fsles, lGustaVus 81 Benson.
ALFRED q. BAKER President.
GEORGE FALES, vice-Presdent.
JAMES W. MCALLISTET, Secretary.
THEODORE NJ. REGER, Assistant Secretary.
YENHE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Incorporated lS25-Charter Perpetual.
No. 80 WALNUT Street, opposite independence
Square.
This Company, fsvorably known to the comma
nifty for over forty years, continues to insure against
loss or damage Dy fire on Public or Private Build
ings, either permanently for limited time. Also
on Furniture, Stocks OF Goods, and Merchandise
generally, on liberal terms.
Their Capital together with large Surplus Fund
is invested in the most careful manner, which ena
hles them to offer to the insured an undoubted seen
r.ty in the case OF loss.
Daniel Smith, Jr., Thomas Smith,
Isaac Hazlehurst Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robins, j. Gillngh8m Fell,
John Devereux, Daniel Haddock,
Franklin A. Comfy.
DANIEL SMITH, JR., President
WM q. CRowELL- Secretary.
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M THOMAS SONS, AUOriONEERs, NOS
NI ls9 aud 141 s. FOURTH Street

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,
March 2s, at IL O'Clock, noon, at the Exchange,
Will include
iDgs.
GRAY,s AVENUE, Sixty.third, slxty-fourth and
Sixty fifth strt ets-Elegant Country Seat, l2 acres
FLBERT, NO. l223-HOtel-Lot IS by 106
LONG LANE-"Buists' Brick yard"
CHEsNUT No. 1913 Valuable Store
RIDGE AVENUE, No. 2llg-Tavern and Dwelling.
FRANKLIN, No. q 100 Genteel Dwelling.
EIGRTH North, No 5O4-Modern Residence.
EIGHTH North), No 1bO6-Modern Residence.
PINE above Forty. .fiTst-Valuable Lot.
GROUND RERT--s60.
ANITA, No. lO23-Genteel Dwelling.
RICHMOND above Allegheny avenue-Large Lot.
CARPENTFR, No. 626 -Genteel Dwelling.
DAUPBlN, No. 22l-Genteel Dwelling
SEyENTY-sECOND and PASCHAL AvENUE--Large
Lot.
FiTzwATER, Nos 2o3s and 2r3-G 3nteel Dwell
Jugs.
ELLSWORTH, Nos 2981, 1909, 2}l1 2)l8, 1917, and
s3l9-Seyen Brick Dwellings.
50 shares Steamship DOCK Co.
shares Reliance Insurance Co.
13 shares Steubenvile and Indiana Railroad, new.
shares Union Mutual Insurance Co.
l share Academy OF Fine Arts.
Pew No. 66, middle aisle, Arch St. Prcsby Church.
100 shares United Freme ms Insurance Co s5 paid
loo shares American t. ii. Sewing Machine Co.
13S shares Central Transportation Co.
100 shares Camden and Atant RR., prefer .ed
10 shares KeDsington Natl nal Bank.
20 shares National Bank Of the Republic.
Pew No. 50, middle aisle, st. Stephens Church.
5000 Camden and Amboy RR., lsSs, May and Nov.
al shfres Phila. and Southern Mail Steamship
s5Ot Camc cen and Burlington RR per cent.
SlCC0 Connecticut RR. coupons per cent.
$1,000 Reading Rh. coupons, per cent.
slOOO Camden and Amboy RR Qss3N gjd.
$1,000 Schu' lkil Navigation Loan, 1882.
AZ shs. Western National Bank.
20 shs. Empire Tr insportatiOn 90.
10C0 shs. Mount Farm Coal and Oil Co.
500 shs hne9he NY and Pitt5blrg OH Co.
500 shs Northern CentIa Railway.
30 shs Enterprise IusuIaI ce co.
Catalogues now ready. 52f
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AUCTION SALES.

GCOTT'S NEW ART GALLERY. N ,. t12a CHI sS-
~ NUT STREET, GlRARD ROW,
OPENED ON MONDAY, MARCH 27,
With the Exhibition OF
EDW. MORAN'S COLLECTION o. PAINTGN IS,
LaOd and Sea-
SBVENTY-FIVE IN NUMBER.
TO be sold az Peremptory sale, ga thursday
EVENING, March 30, a. ~ O'Clock, on account
OF Mr. MORANS s departure from the city
In the collection Will be found his latest aud best
works, including that presented to the fund for the
relief OF the sufferers by tn I'm EurOpe aud also,
the elaborate and beautiful stud1es OF Coasts aud
Landscapes, made during the past ten years, and
never Intended for sale.
Paintings exhibition from MONDAY, March 81,
unul the evening OF sale March 30 free, at the new
Galleries, No 1929 Chestnut street
Catalogues 81 /; sold for the ben eft of the Relief
thnd ana containing seventy-wO ill1stra tons OF
the Pictures, drawn stone by Mr. Moran. The
SIZE OF each Painting is also given, that buy
at distance can obtain an excellent ide OF the
subject.
BIDS can be sent to and catalogues obtained from
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS, No SIC Chcsnut street,
or OF b. SCOTT, JR., Aucti ,neer. r324 fsmw4tl
Sale at No III Locust street.
SUPERIOR FURNITJ RE. CARP ETS, ETC.
On Wednesday Morning
March %, at 10 O'Clock. by catalogue, the superior
furniture. May be examined on the m0rning OF
sale, at O'Clock [3 % 2t
Catalogues now ready.
Sale S w corner Twelfth and Columbia avenue.
NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
On Wednesday Morning.
March 20, at 10 O'Clock, the neat household furni-
ture Also, the
STORE FIXTURES, COUNTERS, SHELVING. AND
SMALL LOT OF DRY GOODS. rs 25 3t
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rIVHOMAS BIRCH SON, AUCTIONEERs AND
l COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. l1l0 Cbes-
NUT street; rear entrance No. l1O1 SAMSON street.

sale 81 10. 5O42 Main street, Germantown
HOU 81 HOLD FURNITURE, RIOS EWO0D PIANO,
CARPETS, CHINA, ETO.
On Tuesday Morning.
March 9S n II O'clock Will be sold the furnlt IRE
ard carr cts OF a family declining housekeeping.
CAtalo Gues ow readysat the auction store. g6 ct
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pHLADH1PH1A AND READING RAILROAD

Depot, THIRTEENTH and CALLOwHILL Streets.
Until further notice trains will Leave and Arrive
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OBI ia A<F

Died, t:,e 10Th ilstAn., uear :. x, ella il
DuFlin county, in the "a h ear her sg , o
that lingering mt fata' disease, CO Sumption
g. q. ,APEAaINE "IL4ON. c,ntort Of Mr
Wn. w. Wilson. AID d. yhter IF Nicholas hes
nut, va Ct j. mpsou cOun y.
The d~c SCI Was voted nn1 loving m
panion, aud sfftc ionste al tender mother. .
du'ifu da1gbt=r. aud faithful al d conf tire
frIeLd Her superiI~ as a woman OF fidelity and
integrity of pu for one of h.r ga, i eeldom
to be fOu- d Sac MS let a b lsbanu, tGo all
chi!rr, an aged fA r, aud quite a C rc ofrel-
Atives and friends TO MOURN loss. Ihei- be-
r3sgt ments however, are no. such as vi those
who have hope, for al hough ehe not q
member o; any church; she Inv, an exemplary
Christian lie, ana de- perfectly resigned to her
fate, and m aniFested no fears, or even doubtful
forebod ngs in reference to her future welfare and
hApEice g.
Aud heard vol 20 # IN Heaven saying unto
me Writ. B Q ssed tue dc id who die in the
Lord, tr. M hercl forth yea, saith the spirit,
th at t. ely may fiOn the IaoOrs and their
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Jadge Williams Charge to tho Grand
Jury-GOvernOr PaImer's Letter AdvIs-
ing the Iodictment of General Sheridan
Severely Cr1ttcised-Fatel Railway Ac-
ctdsnt
CHICAGO, Nov. 8, 1871.
In his address to the Grand Jury Judge
Williams touched upon the killing of Col.
Grosvenor, and referred to letters publish
ed, purporting to come from Governor
Palmer, in relation to the indictment Of
Lieutenant General Sheridan, Mayor Mason
and others. He say. :
should dad NO Ii / e indictment az inst
anv party except GA the int, nm a.ion of two OF
our members who have a personal knowledge OF
the facts. Neither the prose cutting attorney nor
the Court has right to INSTRUCT 1ou ga to whom
| YOU should Ddict. 1t won be dangerous to pr.
yate tights and an invAeion of your
| pr negatives if ever the Court should advise
! 9on whom you should indict, and if this Court
may Lot do ii far let may any person who does
! not sustain to you any official relations. should
! any one not OF your tody seek to influence you
% written, printed or Verbal Communications to
| any one OF you, you win inform the Courts that
| The Offenders msy be dealt with for oontenn:..
Neither will you permit yourselves to be affected
by any communications printed or to be printed
In, nor any itorials written or to be Writtea
| Icr any paper published here or elsewhere. -
More particularly ought to warn you against
oelng influenced by certain letters published in
have been written by the Executive of this state
10 the attorney General and District Attorney of
THIS circuit. advising the indictment Of certSin
Persot Sneo hersln. PIrporting to be letters
81 'ho Governor and having bsen extensively cir
ssSpeot Or our honossd Obist Mag
might lead you to attach to them oreat WEIGHT.
but they should not exert any iufluencs upon You
whatever. The Prosecuting Attorney of this
| Court informs me that he knew nothing OF the
letters said to have bsen AddI essed to him until
hesaw 1t blshed ia the city papers. Tia Wa
written by the Governor it was only q private LET.
ter to the District Attorney, and should have
bsen in his hands befere it was given to the pa
pers: 1t would be inconsistent with the higt
reputation Of our Ohief Magistrate for inteRrity
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II DSoh G.. WOLVES
BILL SfnN4yP$,
AN INVIGORATING TONIC AND MEDI-
CINAL BEVERAGE.
Manufactured by the Proprietors at

SCHIEDAM, IN HOLLAND,
Is warranted Leff, city pure, AMI free from al
de!eterious substances. l. Is distilled t9pres sl1
Tor case OF CYsPkP or INDIGEsTI1N, LRoPsY
G, Ut, fHEUMATI N, GENERAL BILITY, CATARRH
OF he Bladder. Ia Ms ID the BACK and SToM
ACH and all dsess Of The URINARY ORGANS
1t gives great relief in ASTHMA GRAYEL and
CAiCU 10 tho FLADDEB Strengthens and In.
viRorAtes the sys'em. and will keep ff that dread
iul scourge, FEVER and EGUE, when tsken in
time.
Etpecial pains have been taken as TO its DUAL.
:ty. and q ornament unifCI NIFTY is guaranteed
This is calculated to make the EELL SCHNAPPs
the most reliable and popular article OF it's kind
II lie distilled from FARLEY Of the fEest quality
and the AROMATIC JUNIPER BERRY OF ITALY. AS
q heal III beverage it has no superior.
To the INV Aid aud those who travel, and are
subject 10 changes Of water al d Climate, they
will find i, al invaluable agent.
HUDSON q. WOLFE was. for the period Of 20
years, cor nec'ed in the SCHNAPPs bQsiness with
his urc g, the late UDoI PHo WoIFE, and his long
which he is engaged, shon.d he q sufi cient GU r
sntee that be folly pr ciate this wants of the
pubic for article pres ared expressly for the
diseases above mentioned and ali be asks is to
give the BELL SCHNAPPs trial, and compare the
came with b. rs that d Ike the like pretent ons.
CAUTION !! Ask for :" II. G. WoLFE's BILL
SoHNAPPs."
For sale by al respectful GrCcers and Apothe-
carries.
HUD~ON q. WOLFE Il CO.,
Office IS South WllliGsa ct Now YUTk.
For SAFE at Ne" York pri g. by
ADRIAN j VOLLERG.
a. d CHAS. D. MYERS SO.
Wilmington, N. y.
Get 20 24-d&w3mch
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IrdE es!inn is Tot dangerous. say the faculty.
Perhspf not in iteelf, while it remAine m re in
igertlcn; but look at the coEseque noes 10 Which
it lead, aud often docs lead, when it be-
comes a chrori, cisease A spark OF fire is a
email thing A pressure of the 70 t will put it
out breath will e1tir gn.rh it. Yet it m ~
fire powder mil, or Lind.e Fl anne that will
cons me city Il Ike manner indigestic n
m ay produce gastri'is, caCc.r OF thu stomach
,ngeetion OF tte bowels, apoII XIV, liver dis
eas2. and many e.her IAN circus nIaladies. Ie
it not vice. ihen, 20 Chs cI it in the germ
iisEed thar that hos ette:'s Sto ch PitteI g
will eradicate d. ste4 sis in Il. ite stsgcs. The
true io!lcy. E"-ev,r 10 TO e4'iuR III It in the
frat stages with hi, whoieso e, rowe1ful. and
lnfalible tonic srd a'te!a i've. Il i. taeier 10
queuch a spank tbal Il &c, an / il is easi,r to
cure dys1 ps:a when 1t IL first deVeloled, til n
when it has N ade he4dV4y b. neglect, aud be-
come comp !cate.! Wits other siimauts. There
! not b shadow CT 10 :Ut that tie bitters ere
as directly autas uj7tic - dyeTspaia a. water is
to ire Tn'r3 . e - Il and Of c.ees on record
proving tbs fact The remedy is sale AID a. rec
able. al :he 'iq7"s Of O., mmerce Pr, cribe d
as s'i:Dui uts, leave etiug hehird. But the
sSIuk /. 4st Ell Gu u Tie spl ltu)ns b Ieis this
great remedy Ly &c he mt d c4Lluu, and,
cover. he !nuiHIt thDe IA I'd *ted IL f ex-
CO tior - purify o. AL Oni3o TAX &c safe
guards 'cmrdjes 'Or ftv-r aEd sg o. blI ous
I, u,sitenIa. aud uth4v / epdeui &C., ii is the
n One rhat c+H nt.If. rnl' be 'rUeDdad upHn
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The present style of young lady's DO y is
comp claimed of as being mildly melau-
choly," and giving the impression that she
has just lest her dearest friend, or dropped
ice cream on The front breadth of her new
silk.
The Boston Times thinks that from all
appearances there will soon be Oily one
railroad in the United States the renu-
sylvania Central.
A Selma man is experimenting With
kerosene as shortening tor biscuit, since it
has proved SO ELI ;acious in shortening
life.
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Mr. THo5. c. JAMES having purchased
al interest in the drug establishment of
Mr.. j. A MebaHe, thu bnsiue5s will here
af er b conducted at tie old stand. south
west corner OF Trout and Princess streets,
under he name and style Of Mebane 4
James. Both of the firm members are
good Druggists, and have long ago OBJ
tanned tue entire confidence of the medi-
cal faculty in this city, as we'll as of the
cihz31s generally. We bespeak for
Messrs. Mebane Is James continuance of
the patronage formerly given to Mr.. J. A.
MebaEe
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In Ashley e. on the II i stsnt. by the Rev
,o'ge T t'erson. iries b. o'or of st.
S H1R ohuroh. Whining "a. ESRY e; Nc
daughter CT Avoa f. Hal. Esq. Of Asht viii.
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AGENTS.. LOOK So to STA da3Iy easily
made. Profitable and respectable business. A
little novelty wanted by everybody. Success
sure. Send stamp for circulars TO Churchill q
Templeton, Manufacturers, Gl5 Broadway, New
York 4w
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ra.sGEE.uh,r HAIR DYE.

Thie superb Hair Dye is the beat an the Word -
Perfectly harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
Unpleasant Odor. The genuine W. A. Batchel.
or's Hair DYE produces inMtDIATEIIY splen.
did 8lsnk Natu:a brown. Does Tot Stain the
Skin, hut !ea16r the d &it Oeau, Soft Gn6 Besuti-
fui. The oE!y afa aad Perfect Dye. Sold By
ali D:ugEr:e c"|t.Tv is Rcnd Street, New
York.
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COPARTNERNKlP NOTICE.

wi Il THOMAS JAMES having purch sed
an Interest IN my business the style OF the Firm
will hereafter be Mebane & James.
J A. MEBAEE.
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l HAVE APPOINTED EIr. JOHN Il. TUR-
HENTINE to- AID me In collecting all due me by
notes and Accounts. he or I will be at my Office
in nv former Dry GoCds Store every Gay du-
ring busioess houre. Hoping all those in debt
to ma will promptly pay, as l require the money.
JOHN DAWSON
DOT 8 10-d3tawna tDcc3I& WtDec29%
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RIFLES, SHOT-GUNs, REVOLVERs.
Gun materials of every kind. Write for Price List
to Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Army guns and Revolvers bought or traded for.
Agents wanted 4w
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Z e V 7 E w
r E V T E w
OF THE
VIII Nh e K EFT S
FoR The
WEEK ENOING THURSDAY,
November &c 1871.

TURPENr1NE-The market for this article has ruled
unchanged since our last review. The receipts have
been comparatively larger than the previous week ana
Sill offered has been readiiy taken at - % Tor haru %
S for yellow. din and s5 IS for virgin q ESQ ibs TIE
market closes active at above figures. The receipts
and sales for the week have been as follows:
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3 and legal learning to suppose that he deigne
tnosc letters to be published in order to il acne
that such would be their eff ct would be enough
, 20 deter him from giving them to the pub 10
lou ought not to assume that the respite o.
Chlef Magistrate of this State " ould do &C
highly indecorous and I'm proper in any iudividu 81
above oil in one who's duties are Judicial.
ADJOURNED MEETING CT THE CAPE FEAI
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION The Cape
Fear Agricultural Association me; p1r~u
ant TO adjournment, yesterday ev-Ling,
the Pr SD Mt, Col. 8 l. Fremont, in the
oh air.
Minutes read and approved.
On motion, ordered that the time for
the entry of articles at the Fair, be sxtend-
ed until II O'Clock to day. 10th Instant,
and that the Awarding Committee meet
articles.
o. motion Of DR.. c. Tate Murphy,
M. Upohurch, member Of The Execu i've
Com mittee If the Sta Fir, VS. Invited
&c sit as C corresponding member.
The hour having arriv, d for the Discus
sion of the subject assigned for tae night,
1T was participa' ed in by Captain JA-. r.
AulSEen, GOV. ID. L. CtAIk, Co. a. A.
McKoy and Henry MUTT, ESQ.
On motion OF Co. A. A Nick ~, it was
ordered tina. the following formula be
spread upon tie m;n1tne, to- sit: Bryan's
Fertilizer. Foimuia-4O bueh.ls Ct mud
Or sable manure, 3 bushes Of wood ashes,
bushels Of Bone Dast or Super Phosphate,
bushels of cotton seed.
NIX the above thoroughly together and
dissolve the following in the least quantity
of water thai will dissolve them and mix
the solution with the compost above: 40
lbs nitrate Of soda, % lbs sal ammoniac, 20
lbs sulpba,e Of soda lbs sulphate amnnia,
10 lbs common salt.
Some p rsons have substituted sui phate
Of ammonia for sal ammuniac on account
Of the c. St (suit,hato sting 5 cents per
pound and the Fal ANN MAC cottiCg IS
ceLts per pCund) Others have I'D led a
barrel of plaster to each ton aud more
ashe- ard cotton SEEDS. Otber5 again have
mixed all the ma elials in dry state,
which think will do as we'll or better
y hen the c mi ost as to remain FIR some
time before it is pnt ou5. Always to be
auder shelter unless used i'm
q edia:tly.
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8 O'CLOCK.

| 0OE MONTH-Horse and carriage fur
NDOGc Dished expenses paid; samples
! free. 81. B JHAW, Alfred, Ne. 4w
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GA Ih 10 h Tint, t tie rel I ~
:. r. 1cG gu, f. ir 81 fl T'Gl' u! 1t
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Oatc: eat b. lst ocI-G ton, agtds3 car
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Free 3 Months on Trial.

A frst-class la &c qusrto Journal, 81 coumns.
Illustrated. Or one ear for so cents, with two
bound leciu res, by james MoOosb, DID,, L L
d, and e. o. Haven, ID, D.. as premi-
ums. Seod name and address to PEOPLES
JOURNAL, Philadelphis, Pa. 4w
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
CRUMBS OF COMFORT.

+: ~ 4 ora 5s51(1ts
I2HAaE!,1 i.ll icr Fifty Cents that
Il"as.iY ~ I,","n =. !. J.. WoI C0TT. NY.
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FAR-The market Tor tnls alIICIo OFeIIo0 1VI1'o O@
Friday aud an advance Of cents was obtained. haS
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SATURDAY incoming, Nov. 11:h. 1871.
r., convention met at 81 A. NJ, President
sro;ol IN tie chair. After devotional ex-
p,ons s the minutes were read and ap,
Inn eu' Elder OVERLY offered reso u
ps1t d. endorsing and commenting the Do
a Int e Mission Board of the Southern Bap.
6a convention. Elder Cobb spoke on
'esoiutlon, urging scT9e definite &C.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

NIGHT
~. a. oc.ock q mass meeting was held in
MI Iail OF State Missions. Speeches were
e ~a1g goy Elders Cobb, Huiham, Pritchard
II. 2ldea, and about 81, 100 were raised
W., 9ta'e Missions. The copgrega ions
inn iaI ge, ling the church 10 overflow
P'Oh' able one.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

How TO KEEP a SITUATION. The fol-
lowing bit of good advice is from the Wor-
king Nan and is worth the attention of all
our readers
Lay it down as a foundation rule, that
you be "faithful in that which is least"
Pick up the loose nails, bits Of Irvine, clean
wrapping paper, and put them in their
places. BE ready to throw in an odd half
hour or hours time, when it will be an ac-
commo6ation, and don't seem to make a
merit of it. Do it heartily Though not
word be said, you may be sure your en-
ployer will make note of it. Make your
self indispensable to him, and be will lose
many Of the opposite kind before be will
part with you.
Those young men who watch the time
to see the very second their working hour
Is up-who leave no matter what condition
the work may be in, at precisely the in
stant-who calculate the extra amount they
can slight their work and vet not get re-
provcd-who are lavish Of their employer :
goods, will always be the first to receive
notice that times are dull and their seryi-
ces are no longer required