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NOTICE..

WHE BoarG of Overseers OF The Poor
: will meet at the Alms House on The
FIRST TUESDAY IN JANUARY.
1874. (,he 5,h.) a, which time Super.
iniendeni, Physician, Nurse, &C., will
be appointed,
By order Of the Board.
JOHN &. SHIRLEY,
Secretary.
Dec. 10. 1873. Nv
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J u IL U IL T. Il A .

Il arrests decay Of vital forces. eIh Iusiion Of
he nervous sysisro. restores ,igor TO the dcbih.
,aied. cleanses vi,iaicd blood. remove. vesiclo
distractions and oc,s directly on the Liver s,d
Spleen. Price 81 u bottle. John q. KEEL.
LOGG. 10 Plat 81. New York.
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1iOAPS Of difi'eren, grades at
y DR.; .Hagrnder's Drug Sore,
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The Reformed Sunday School will
hold their Christmas Tree on Wednes-
day evening, the 24th instant The
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School also
contemplate having . Christmas Tree
during the Holidays.
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p0- BRIEFs.-Mr. David Billmyer is

D9 BRIEFs.-Mr. David Billmyer is
paying 40 cents for corn.
If you want nice Furniture cab on
Mrs. Latimer under Register office.
A cold business-sitting on a grind
stone reading the Presidents Message.
The Monkey cigar can be had OF
McChann Il Yoptz-a splendid article.
Puddings, sassingers and mince meat
are now ripe.
A great many hogs died of sore
throat this week.
New subscribers coming in at this Of
fice-let EN- come.
The Reformed Sabbath School have
purchased a fine Estey Organ.
Who killed the biggest hog in town!
That's the question.
Barnhart's Book Store has been re-
plenished with nice goods for the holl-
days. Give him call.
Quite q number of boats OH the Canal
opposite this town, have been tied up
for the winter.
a proposition was made before the
Council to light our back streets with
gas. We have lots Of gas i'll town but
it don't give much light.
Oak wood is selling at $3.50 and
hickory at - per cord.
The growing wheat is looking ca
ceedingly well.
Our ladies are not wearing their hoops
as large as they used to.
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Gbe Alarkets.
Shepherdstown Market.

Corrected reekly by ID. S. Rsnich.
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TERMs:-95 per sDnum, in advance, With
OH Cbromos Free. For FIFTY CENTS ex-
ira, the Chromos will be sent, mounted, warm
ished, aud prepaid by mail.
, 1873-10-09
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY,
Special Djspafch to Tie Chtchgo Iffbune

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
sutcta! Dispatch to The chtca1o Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 8.-The condition OF
tho Unit Cd States Treasury to-day, as compared
with that exhibited by tho financial statement
ma de on tho first day Of this month, is generally
i'm proved. Each OF tho several balances has in
Gro aHcd. Tho currency now in tho Treasury
amounts in round numbers to 93,890, ,000, an in
oreaso Biuco tho LIST inst Ct over $500, 600.
The special deposit of logal-tondcrB for tho
redemption Of certificates Of deposit is 911 300,-
000,-an increase Of 0,000.
Tile total amount Of legal-tenders outstanding
ia 1858 8,9G6.488, which shows that tho legal
tender reserve Inns been drawn upon to tho OK
tent Of 81, 0G6, ,489.
THE REcE1pra FROM INTERNAL REVENUE
since tho 1Bt Of this month, to-days collections
included, amount to 81, ,G01, 1864 "a FILLING of
Of more than 90 por cent ns compared with tho
receipts for tho same period last month. But
for Tho financial panic. tlo collections this
month would, according to estimates mado
by tho 1oyenuo authoritios here, have OK
ceoded those Of last month or the
month preceding to the extent OF at least 20 per
cont so that, in point Of fact, tho receipts Of
tho Government from internal revenuo sources
thus far this month ara about ITO per cent less
than they would have been il tho panic had not
interyencd,
, 1873-10-09
SUICIDE IN KANSAS CRY.

KANsAs CITY, No., Oos. ga woman named
BelI1nan WAS found dead by hor husband today
In tlcir houso She WAS lying on lounge, and
hor hoad was split wide opon by charge Of
Another barrel OF tho pistol, not discharged,
contained four inches OF gunpowdor aud heavy
wad but no ball. Tho unhappy relations OF the
man and Wifo wore the cause Of tue act,
, 1873-10-09

Speciat Diapatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Oct. 8,--The 10th Of the month is
the payday Of the various lines Of railroads COIL
tering here. Inquiry rnales it known that thoy
have determined to pay their men about one
half in cash. and tho remaindor in certified
checks, which can now be used, in q limited way,
~ circulating medium. This example Of tho
railways is likely to DO initiated also BY part Of
our business mon, should tho present stEingoncy
Of the money-market continue. Matters con-
tinuo, however, to improve slowly, and it is gen.
orally felt here TINT there would 10 no further
embarrassment, il the New York banks would
adopt tho policy of full resumption.
, 1873-10-09
Alliance Meetings Held Yesterday.
.Saaaiai ttiauatch In The Chfcdaa I1rth1t,ae

Aliinnco Meetings Held Yesterday.
Special Uispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Oct. 8.-The Evangelical Alliance
was devoted to-day to tho discussion Of Roman
ism. Three aecttons woro hold in tho morning.
In the afternoon tho delegates to the Conference
rodo to Brooklyn and Greenwood Comotery, and
in tho evening dinel ut the Academy OF Music.
whero also public meeting was hold. Sermons
were also delivered in three Of tho New York
churches by foregn delegates. Tho first section
Of tho Alliance mot at Association Hail at 10
o'clock, and four important papers we're read OIL
tho general topic Of
ropEnY B1NoE THE VATICAN COUNCIL.
The first two were by Professors J. A. Dorner,
D. D., Professor OF the University Of Berlin, and
Rosoll ". Hitchcock, D. D., LII. D., Of the
Union Theological Seminary, New York, de-
liveEed impromptu by the Rev. George Fisch.
THE SECOND SECTION
met IN ct. raui's Methodist Episcopal Church.
In addition to tho reading OF the letter Of tho
Old Catholics. papers were read on tho general
topic Of "Ihe Old Catholics in Conflict with
Roman!sm;" The a1st Of the9e Was by Prot.
tho second by Prof. O. pronior,. D. D..
Of the Theological Seminary Freo Church, Of
Genoa, and tho last waa an impromptu addrossby
tho Row. Il. J. storrs, D. D.. OF Brooklyn.
IAH 1Hllu HEtI11N
mot in tho Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Thogonoral topic discussed waB "trho Principles
OF tho Reformation and tic EyauEollzation OF
Roman Catholic Countries" The speakers were
tho 1t. Kov. George .. OumminB, Q. o.. Of
Kontuoky. Prof. George =. Fisher, D, D., OF Yale
College, tho Rov. T. Eorraieux, Of Paris, tho
rev. Frank Coniin, D. D., OF Geneva, and pres-
idont Alyas Ioyey, D. D., OF tho Newton Theo-
logical Institution, Massachusetts.
ITO tho -Assoctated Fr<sA.l
New YonK, Oct. 8.-Iho Hnaslol,s Of the differ
Ont sections Of the Evangelical Alliance aoem
to bo growing III intereHt. Tho Association Hall
was crowded thiH morning, and largo numbers
woro unable to gafn adlnittRuce.
Additional Vice-proBients woro appointed,
owing to tho number OF mootings to bo hold.
ANEW ArrosTLE.
B. L. Payne, OF Virginia, wants to be hoard,
md writos: ''If 10 not rot forth tho lnorts Of
Christ fuller than any other INN, when you
hear mo, thon yon may shy that am not spec-
ally cailed OF God by tho operation OF Ills Holy
Spirit"
TILE DOCTRINE OF PArAL 1NFALIIH1L1TY.
St. paul'A Church WAS crowded. After prayer,
Prot. ". Kroft, D. D., OF Bonn, QormnnY, road
Il paper on " pnpal Infalllbi!ity an1 Oil Catholi-
oiHul. 1le said that III All tue deorocs from tho
ropo no rofcronco WAS mado to potor'a sucoes-
sioll, hut to Potor himHelf who donie1 hin Lord.
Tho Pope is tic toaohor nnd shepherd OF the en-
!iro Church. Iio, both by day aud night, was
tho aocider. tho final docidor Of disputoa bo-
, 1873-10-09
LAKESIDE MONTHLY.
Ready This N0rningg!!
Third Great Special NlnbBr
OF TILE
LAKESIDE s II
Nl0N'I'Hl
4 Magnificent Exposition Of
CHICAGO AS SHE IS.' y

F.. Taylor.
John NJ. Binokloy.
TEE CHICAGO OF THE ANNAL1sT.
Andrew 8human.
TEE s9.3s 1H5GAs9 5RasSss{'R. az rHH VISITOR "v-
THM CHICAGO OF THE FARMER.
Frank Gilbert.
THE CHICAGO or THE UoNNoIs-
sEUR. Horatio ". Powers.
THE CHICAGO OF THE EDUCATOR.
Leandor 6tono.
THE CHICAGO or TILE CARRIER. D.
THE oHroAao OF TIE ENGINEER.
q. 4. Pieroo.
THE QH1QAGQ OF THE BUSINESS
MAN. JOS. W. Shoahan.
THE CHICAGO OF TIE PUBLIOIsT.
Chna. @. Bonnoy.
THB CHICAGO OF THE READER. Sim.
con Gilbert.
THE QH1oAao oF THE MANuFAo-
TURBR. David a. Mason.
THR GfH4GAaQ 6 441AeEf OF THH TRAVELLER.
TIE CHICAGO OF THE "soo1Er1sr,"
THE CHICAGO OF THE 0YNfO.
THE CHICAGO OF THE CHRISTIAN,
David Swing.
BENED1CITH. Thos. s. Chard.
Price, So Cents. Tor salo at all
the NeWsrOO1ns and Bookstores.
Trade supplied by tho WESTERN
NEWS co.
/. 7. BROWNE { CO., Publishers,
Lakeside Building.
, 1873-10-09

Special Dispatch to TAe Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND. o., Oct. 8.-The effects Of tho
monetary panic are now felt hore more than
week ago. During the prevalence Of tho crisis
oyery ono shortened sail, used as little money as
possible, and put all his currency into the banks
now that business resumes it's wonted course,
tho demand for money in large amounts be-
comeH urgent, and the pressure OIL the banks il
very heavy.
LARGE MANUFACTURERS
Of cars, cnr-whoo]s, md ralwayiron hold thirty,
sixty, and ninety days paper OF the railroads.
which they have beon accustomed to get dis
counted. Tho banks. during the crisis, wero
obliged to cut off these heavy discounts,
but now thoy are pressed again for money to
pay workmon. The loading banks arc doing
their best to meot all demands, aud are getting;
money from Now York, but not as yot III as.tli-
oteut quantitios.
GENERAL BUSINESS
feols tho atringenoy more than . week ago, md
IL lagging in consequence.
, 1873-10-09
BOSTON,,

special Dispofch 70 Tie Chicago Tribune.
DosroN, Oct. B.-The pressure for money con-
tinuos, and the banks make no motion to aban-
don the certificate for currency method, though
they aro paying out more currency than before.
Confidence, however, is slowly increasing. In
tho outside market rates are not less than "a per
cent and brokerage. and they range even high
or than 10. In call loans there Ia still nothing
doing. There arc more rumors Of Suspensions,
but nothing definite.
, 1873-10-09

Special Dispatch to The Ghicaao Tribune.
pointed by the Probate Judge to examine ths
condition of tho afarB OF Kraus It Smith. thoss-
pondel bankers Of this city. Aayo not yot COM
rlotod tloir work, hut enough is already known
10 mako toerabla correct eBtimato. Tho boola
showed on their face TINT tho asBots Of tho baltt
wero oyortlrafts, si60,000; caat, sl6. .0un
bills receivable, 9135,000; total, $0o0 ooo Td
this was added u lot Of roal eatato turned oTsx
Go,ltia1,oIl on tda EiQ4M l,aqe.
, 1873-10-09

to the Evangelical Alliance, not yet road to the
Conferonco, and sent exclusively 10 The Cur
cAao TRIBUNE;
TO the members Of tho Ecangelical iilfa'ee at Nte
IorE:
GENTLEMEN: When accepted, now more than q
year ago. tho Invitation which yonr COMMITTEES did
cal Alliance could not conjecture lilo obstacca which
would check tho execution Of my PROMISE Willie suf
for1ng from tho sacrifice t1oy impose now, do
not regret these obstacles for t9ey concern now eye
NY opinion. the salvation Of tho Catholic
individual powers, but which lie will aid me- trust.
S a u a ii hsfs viii e ge as s a
then, gentlemen II In heart alone join yon7 BY its
warm impulaos, my whole being goes out to you. For
a long time already, I hayo counted friends among
for, uuitcd BY faith in tho Christ, tho only Son
Of God, md the Rcedeencr Of mon, you arc labor
ing to bring; together, on con1non ground the
different Chriatfan confessions which havo been 80
sadly and, until now 80 !mrredeemably II separated. NY
ambition confess, ts still higher. Whore you aro
satisfied with Alliance, would desire organic
and vital unity. bsevS this unity to e IN future
It In lta primitive trnditlons and aboye al, 1t is in
tho will Of Its divine founder. IT, like that wcakened
Church OF Apocayrsoa all Chrattauy mt fallen
from lis first love- It would not be difficult for it to
Its unity: Tiu,o docs not permit me- gcntlcmen to give
you details Of tho particular work In which .abor
Ing Gcneya and much you wish 10 honor with your
aympathetio interest, besides this Wnrk, Ia known
through the press. venture to count at need upon
the Rev paHtor Frank Conlln who Will deliver to you
this cttar, to speak to you Of my plans. WILL you
accept, gentlemen. With ronewed expressions Of my
regret tho assurance Of my most respectful
Mnater and Savior,
{signed) HYAcM1uE LoTsoN.
, 1873-10-09

Iowa Stntc ChriNttnn Convention
Special Diapateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DEH MONIES, 1a., Oct. 8.-Tho aecond days
session Of tho State Christian Convention OPEN
Cd with an increased attendance, Tho late Doard
mado lengthy report to-day, showing tho num-
ber Of conversions and increase In membership.
, 1873-10-09

F1IISBU EVk4.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
p1TTsbunoA, Oct. 8.-Affafra are becoming
settled In financial circles, aud business IL taking
to Its old rutB. Money IL gradually getting mora
plenty, and all are looking forward 10 good full
trade. The extensive dry-goodshouso OF Mosara.
McElroy, Dickson L Go. suspended to-day: ?ha
house failed to get renewal OF its notoH during
tho panic, and Ind to go under. They aro said
to 10 largely indebted to Poako, Opdyko Co.,
latelv failed III Now York.
, 1873-10-09

tyeon flesh and blood; At tho last Vatican
should have been oyor 1000 diocesan
members, u,,a IN order to Iondor valid .,sn my
mootngs. is liz rope, in p1h' his own nsno ss csa
iBBuo doerecs. In tlioho moctingA tho popo rep
rosentcd hinBclf rs tho vico-aod, tho represent
tntivo Of tho Deity. It was blasplolny to say
that e T0n II 3 tho Rp B. p 0eg4 GgE vHb G1bst II % tho
Pope. Tho Popc:Rominh Anti Christianity was
novor strong as in our dny. it was unadultcr-'
atca arrogance in tho Catholic Church to hold
thoir Ecslmenicnt Council. No ono waa repre-
sonted in 1t but tho Cardinals and Bishops aud
fow laymon.
Prof. 9. pronior, D. D., Of aeneva, nude IN
addreaa on "Cathollclsrn," and Dr.. Btorrs, Of
Brooklyn. followed with an addrees ontit'od,
"llomo's Appenl to Edncntod protestantB," md
Was vociferously applauled.
BISHOP uubIM1Ng.
at tho Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church a
meeting was hold, With Senator buckingham
prcai5ln5 :, when ~ able controversial discourse
AT THE ASSOCIATION HAIL MEETING,
tho first .papor road was BY Prof. J. 4. Do1nar,
81 The the 1Ynlgorsty ct pES1n the oais
jcct Of nominal Professionals, who, ho gaid, did
not understand tho Gospel my moro than Ro-
man Catholics. Prof. Hitchcock followed, and
tho Roy. George Fiact, Of Paris, gave doscrip-
Rov. Leopold Willie, rend a paper on " Tho Ger
man Empire md Ultramontanism, and tho scs.
sion adjourned for to-day.
EETEErA1:;Ep.
At tho c}osoof tile eossiuns In the afternoon,
tho delegates visited Greenwood Cometory, and
from there were taken to the Academy OF Muafo,
Brooklyn, and entertained ut dinner. In tho
ovoning, grand public reception wns given
them IN tho aane building, tho Rov. Pr. 6torra
presiding, who nado an address, followed by
the Rey. MI. Proohott, and others. Tho Rev. pr.
Parker. . London dolegate to the Conference,
preached to M immense congregation this ayen-
ing In thu nnv Mr. Henwnrfha church,
, 1873-10-09

Special Dlspdfch 70 Tia Chicago 1Tltuno.
pETnorr, hIich., Oct. 8.-Tho Roy. Or. Eddy
will be installed as pastor Of the First Congre-
gatonal Church hore next Friday evnning, tho
sermon being preached by tho Rov. N. D.
Mtche1l,
, 1873-10-09
Tho AntI-Tompcrancc Movement In
Washington,

WARRINGTON, Oct. 8.-The Germans Of tho
District of Columbia, at q meeting last evening,
declared against supporting any candidate WHO
has pledged himself to adhere to tho pornloioua
cause OF so-called temperance, and invite al
Gorman-Anlericans to attend maBB meeting to
take such stepH in tho promises as rill best Hub-
serve their ends.
, 1873-10-09

NInssnciluRcttH C0nErosAtontli No1ni-
MnafOnA.
DosroN, Oct. 8.-Donjamin Dean han beon
non,natod by tho Democrats III candidate for
Congress from the Third District
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The Clsieejss Ustes III. ". Besche,.)
spsakise Of ths spssca By Professor ASass,s
4 H. uoanlne of.tha Andaraon 6chooi of
Natural Hiseoey. seys: "Aftse few opecine
words. fs,iceees)y suitsd % nat oil their
ainds isto fsllowship, As.ssisssid tsaderly,
and with soachisg fsarkness, Il think W
havs nsed Of help, - not feel that can
call any one hses 70 ask blessing Tor -.
know I WouA not have anybody psay Tor
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s1fmoAn's ~.
Essa ~ New Yesk HsssId.

ysso ~ Nsw Ysek Heald.
Miss Rsbeccs Whaht, shs Winchester
hesuine, h, thosGh married, sgaic . cjesk
u ths once Of ths Treasury Of The Unitsd
States. 1iss wsighsS family wsgs loyal.
ed hss father was impsisoned by the reb.
ela. He died snos SITTER his release from ~
s14ects Of bic ioeasessation. Il was owing
% this circamssascs that Mis Wright -.
cane % emhsltseod thst she made svsey
e&Ust 70 co00snieaas with The Fedeesl
TROOPS. She appsissd Sheridan Of ~ sims
when 10 ssbel troops were In Winchcsssr.
and - catered withoss drop Of bloodshed.
For lhis che We osssscised by The cisiseas
q Wlschsssss. Il wosld, perhaps. .Asvs
bsss ) moss gsStsfsl rseagnilion sf hieIasS.
viess u ssosehiag I'D bsso aese TT ~ II
. s1sss subslaatial naasss. Thers wss ~
prssesaasioa of he gold watch By Gen.
Sheridan, end . go clsssship In ths Tssas.
sEy % behalf oe ~ govsrsnsnk For
yeafo ni0 Wright was one Of the interest.
Ing oajscss sosshs out b. sssaagen whsn
''dotag" ~ Treasury; bst, alasi for ths
wouaanly wsakssss Of even heroine who
could wishost detscijoo ksep up comnsai>
cation with % eIlsids foe. 4 Psussylvs.
qis farmer pea1 y ~ into nasrimoay,
and lussd hss from . clsskship Of $50 .
ysas. EiGhtssa mostbs have elapsed sisos
the marriage ceremooy. and the lady has
resumed l,es clsskship, while the hoeo1nd
drives street car. Hscoinss, whsa yos
marry Pendsylvsaians, make sass OF pro-
tectSon.
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The gsasd bridge which b to span the
Missouri river q st. Loais, ssd which 10
near completion. b meeting with some op.
position fron sseam.bnatnsn, who charge
that Il will inaassially ipiesfess with navi.
CATION, and they have cent remoosesases
% Washinssos asking for IN injunctios
agsisse The complesiop Of ths bridge, ca ~
ground that The original des,Gn bAot bsIae
carried out. The chief enginese 1T ths
bridge says thss ths csntre span b 50 Sees
and The Others 60 test more l.sn was ~
quirsd By law. The river, be says. b now
abous eighteen feet sbovs low vsass.nask,
aad yet he steamer Richmond, oae OF ~
largest On Tho river, csn pass Uadsf ~
arch with sixteen test elsss ef sAs piloe
hesss. He slso says That Some coaceoDiooe
most Of eourse b oads bv thsbeslmss. cd
sueeeeee thas ~ eAi0ssye oi steamboats,
be hisged " tslsseepsd, % that hey eas
pase sndsf the aseh without di1lcGlty. Hs
does not sppesbssd ssssbls. aad dos -
belisvs shasths WORT viii b iasssfesed WITH
q sssarosd 10 any way by ~ acsiea q ~
sesambossm4a. Ths plaas II ~ beidge
have bess u sshibidos ssasly Ave ysass
asd one wosM gesssslly sspposs sAas Il
thsss was 70 b asy opposities - . gsssd
. wosk, Inst opposssios = it v0sh havs
been 0e6e before this.
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TIE UPPER All,
Fleeks Rro0 tho Clouls.

An eypnieaced aesosaat gives the follow.
Ing glowing dssesipsioa Of he appearance
Of ~ uppse regions - seea from balloon:
"Above or Asads rises . noble roof-a vast
dons Of shs dsspsse bloc. II he est may.
perhaps, - ssss he tists Oh rainbow, On
ths poins Of vsnishins; In Tie wess, the sun,
silvsgisg ~ sdess Of The bsoksn cloudsL
Below thsss light vaposs nay siss chain
Of nosstaiss-ths Alrs Of tAs sky-rsaring
theaselveA one abovs ehs other. nountais
shove noaataia, tll ths highest psaks ass
oolossd b the sseeing son. 6eme of thsps
compact masses look = II avsged BY ava
laacAss q ssss by ths jlrss,seib)e 0ove0snts
q glacisss. 6oos clouds ssen hails up Of
qsasss, Of even diamonds; doos>like, i'm.
neses cosss boldly riss upwasd; sshess
resemble pyramids whose sidss ass In rossh'
ostline. Thses scenes ass % vasisd aud %
heanlifsl, thas W fssl hat ~ coeld remain
forever - wsndss above .sh~s cIssa,sss
pIanea"
4 1ALLooa's PASSAGE z11oueH. 1Au>
CLOUDS,
An eminent balloouiss says: 1.-THE meteor.
illogical feet be- bess establishsd that whsa.
svss . fall Of rain occurs and ne sky b at
~ sams dine entirely overcast With clouds,
thsse viii b found 10 exist another stratum
Of clouds at . certain elevation shove The
tosm@. 30, also, when The sky b overcast,
end rain b altsesshss, q generally. absent
Gxamnh |. At one umo The sky Vno com>
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A clergyman says that modern youug b.
d'es 80 not NE dasskes1 Of shsm and Ham
oe' OF nem ana sosm'
Nina. Pssspas singing this ysar Will bo
couaoed 70 . single song, Sleep, baby
s'eep. Nv. =. oS"' <'"''
An spstsph In 1onsnastrs Csmets'y Do.
ecstbee ladyS death: ''S9e was depstved
Of vital principle 1oth Dsosmoes, 1857.
AHastfosd lady got ready 70 hang hersslf
twice The other day when CALLERS inter.
rupeed. Some psople arealway coming when
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