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Snslness Qoilt,s.


NHNFr thOlefu
II easier preVcnt than To cure The ony perfect
preventive and dlsinfectant is HnoiIc A,1p. Con
tag non cannot east spread where It L. used
At KINDER wETHEHELL a CO.'S carOonc med,
cine warehouSe SiJshn IT, th- puriher isfur.
nished in any quantity, of every grade aud ali a-
proved forms for all purposes.
pepo' for BuchAu's Caroolic Soaps and CompOundN
Twenty three varieties for household, c-s-poos, and
stahle-
II YOU need Cnrbollc Acid In any OF or pre-
partitions, send TO headquarters and Obtain reliable
articIe Al loa price KlDDER, WEIHLKELL Co.
So John st., near william.
No Other Medicine ever attained such un.
prcccdentcd sale ~ H@LABoLDi BUcaU. IGs Dansc
aud fame are known everywhere and ii deser,es Its
great reputation, for It has uudoubted merit II II
warranted all diseases OF the kdneys and the
urinary RoSare of counterfeih. C,n,uae has
private proprietary stamp of H. T. Helmbold on each
bottle.
Hats fsr IHdepeHdcHcr pav;. Ruy yoqr hs,t for
kSOA = stock embraces an The summer styhs aad
srcute oonior1 AMI m,k prrernaoie appearance yo1
Sn,f Hotc,, Fir- I-,nad.- Thr9aEh uekets % sE ssT'
W. rom South Nh IT, WI htmshurgh.
et EST 6ndrh HS ieT p1cs nee as ieo I fcs-
Ayers Cherry Prctorai
Cures Colds. Coughs, Bronchitis, aud Consumption
stiTfRs nc cAIfaEtI, l5 aud sff 4! fouIth 's" az
If yon use Dc-Lier's Pin- YOU win never be
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eis. SO. 50.
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Hats fsr Independence UHv.- Ruy youT hstb for
tbs "daN We tcChrate' at KNOWS, ~ kreaiN ly
hNOA y stock embraces all the summer stylte aad 10
comfort aud m,Nr prtsruabis appearance you
should wear X NOX hat,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-24

Fstation Tor jamestown, N. Y, and connect
with a. " O. W. trains east aud west. Connects.
Warren With trains east and west: on the +. & L.
y, Il y. IiiAYER Gent surt.,
DuIkirk, New yaSk.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-24

th-Train IT dncs not sl0p at Boyd arm, shatlcr
or Myers Switch, and stops only OF signal at
Boughton and Lakeyic.
: "a trains do NOT Stop. ID Stop on Signal.
~ Stop for Meals.
Trains 3 and will run daily All other tranis
daily except Sundays.
un Sundays train will run one hour late from
Mayville to Oil City
Train will stop at Rouecve on Signal for Pas
-9ngers going North of Tiusville
Train may leave of RousevillG Passengers that
were re ceived North of 1tusville.
j. j LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt.
c. J. HEPBURN, Asst oupt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
'@as bsr ensliide @inifer 0laSfone
iiber ben Hnglaubem oenft.

en- elmer Sfentli6en Nsbe 1ast Glib
ftcne pom llnslauben ipre4enp, Golsns
peS
uSn ben serAc0enen so Sabren babn
bic 6anpelss unp @ewerbsleute unlers
0anees mebr 3si6tbimsr crpprben urr
a~ufsebauft als pies felt Sulius Galar'
3eitsn is seldeben war, ater mir babet
ale rlria9e auf Der Sut su iein, bab
nidt pie innerlt6e en- Gisenl9aften
hes 0plfes babel S6apen leicen. W4Sl
mid am tisften bewest pas fino bic Sort
l6ritte rss %llnslaubens. SIS 1T ni9t
msbr Der Semetne, ipSttii&e unSlaube ess
lsstsn Sabrbuneerts, i%pncern ct bat cine
Ideinbar sefiblpOue, ia trdumerii&e unc
pi9teril6e GUrm ansenummen. Dte9es
innuns peS S9riftfeusrs Straue bat
aud in gnslanp Ginsans s%efunpen.
@ber ibr wiet, no Ct ;uleBt anselanSt
it, ndmli6 BET eem Gag: ner Jet fein
Gbrilt mebr!" llnp BARN 1T er aufrt6s
tiger ais feline S6iler ipel6e NIT ibm
Die aDttlt1e Natur Der brtltltten Ee>
lisipn leusnen, unc BOD pprseten, Gbris
fen gu iein.
StrauB fraste fid weiter, ob ct iter>
baupt nod 8elisiOn babe unp Iast: Sa.
Oatei perpirit er aber Soufanpis ben
@lauben an ben lebsneissn Soft UNI
cas 3ufdnftise 9sben Der @e9enritanp
ieiner 8erebruns 1T bus 8eltau, weldss
Die @epanfen Der Srcnuns unc 0eleBs
mdsisfeit BARTLETT. SD bin iberseust
pab in ipl6en @elinnunsen bic srbbte
Gsfabr ces n~eun;ebnten Sabrbunperts
liest. Ste su befdmpfen, mdiIen fi6
ale gbriRen pereinisen, ipsl1e nit mir
an bic @ottbeit gbriti unp an bic sBtts
lid seofenbarte 9rifli6e &elisipn Don
Sersen slaubcn." [Sp miilIen bic Be-
anten rss mprernsn Staates prstisen,
ui6t, rpie einfa6e 9eiflide lpnrern pie
Wiiiundre untsr hiifliden 5eiren relp.
Sucen.]
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
2SiGenC6aft Der Si6erafen.

,Sn Seuti6lano Iowobl als bier in
@merica foroern Die BON Den D@ebilbeten'
s%eleienen ,,beliern" Yldtter bdufis iiber
tatbolii6e @esenitdnoe iOlden l%lnlinn II.
iolde eraiIe llnpiienbeit gu Sage, baB man
berslei6en ni9t slauben uiiroe, bdtte man
es ni6t i6war5 auf ueiB Dor ausen. Sas
neueIte Yeilpiel liefert Die pielseIeiene 3eit=
l6rift iiber y2ano uno Meeer".
Sa lit in einem grtifel iiber Elm japa=
neIii6es Set runb unb nett seiast, bas
6robnlei9namsfeit in ben tatbolii9en
9anoern lei cine allsemeine SOotenfeier
Sas yMsr. s." ertbeilt benz 8elebrten,
Der in bas iIuitrirte @eltblatt iol6en lln=
finn i6reibt, ben &atb, in 3ufunft bod
iiber &atboliides gar nidts gu i6reibeu
ober ii9 porber gu Orientiren. Sen rid
tisen Yesrif pom GrObnlei6namsieit finb(
er pobl in iebem gonperiationslerifon."
Sier lit Elm anoeres Muiter Der 8iien-
I6ait zines liberalen 3eitunssi9reibers:
Sic yS9lellde 3eituns" iast, oaB in
S9meionib bel Der s + b lei d nj s.
proceiiio n an bier perldieoenen Stel.
len 4ltdre aui9eridtet Daren, an bener
So6amt absebalten wurOe. -
% sancta simplicitas!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
pie 2Ma6t oes Se6ete5.

Stau @intrinsbam, @ittipe zines 8ent=
leman BON S6effielb (Gnglano) borte bel
@elegenbeit zines Seludes bel 6reunoen in
Der Ndbe BON DURHAM, einen beribmten
9reoiser iiber Die ,Wirfunsen oes 8ebe=
tes" preoisen. 8eriibrt BON Der gereot=
1amfeit oes Yreoigers be9ebrte Die Dame
slei6 mad Der Yreoist Dem &eoner porse=
itelt su weroen. Die IubienS paro ibr
seitattet. sic ersdblte oann Dem Yreoi=
ger, als SeItdtisuns beiien mas er in leiner
Yreoiet geiagt, mas ibr uor einl9erl Sabren
Fbesesnet lei. Ser Yreoiser bDrte Iles 9e=
nau an. Oils Die GrsGbluns Sn Gnoe mar,
itanb er einise ausenblide till uno bat
bann Die Dame, lie mO9e nur nl9ts BON
Dem 8orfal ersdblen, bepor er ni6t Vor=
tbeil oaraus seSogen auf Der &anSel. OBJ
slei6 perbllifit iiber oieles Serlansen, figte
li6 Die Same oenn bod uno 10 blieb @ues
rubis, bis turse 3eit oarauf oerlelbe
Yreoi9er li6 einmal pieoer bDren lieB nno
Die Dame als 3uborerin in Dem Sempel
mar. Die jetise Yreoist bate gum Gs5en=
itano Der aufri6ti9e, aus9elpro1ene ooer
itile @unid elmer Seele. Sas Sbema
iparo BON Yrebiser i%luitrirt ME folst:
Dor 4 pber 5 Sabren, bemertte cine
Dame mobnbaft in einem unlrer lioli6en
yGountps, als lie lid oes @benos in ibr
yS6lafgema6 Suriidso9, einen Mtann, Der
les mar sesen Mitterna6D unter ibrem
Bette lag. Sa lie sanS ALIEN mar, uno
ybur6 Sortseben wie our9 S6lafenseben,
| lid einem lideren lln9ema4 ausSeleBt
ybdtte, mari iie li9 in ibrer S~erle9enbeii
yauf einen Stubl, nabm Die Sibel sur
rSanb, blatterte BARN, fiel aui Die Yara=
bel BON perlorenen SObne Nucas XVI
vunb las bieielbe nit lauter Stimme.
.Oann fiel lie auf ibre &nie uno begann
rsu beten, ebenfalls nit lauter Gimme.
.Sbr @ebet %lautete, @ott mDge lie erbalten
vuno bepabren Dor jegli6er 8efabr. Sa-
ran pertrauenb auf @Ottes garmberSig=
rteit bstste iie fir Die gefebrun9 Der Sim
rrer ia penn es @ottes @ille lei 10 mos
v9e nod bieie Na6t Elm armer Climber
,slei6 Dem perlorenen Sobne, gu Soft BEN
yWater Suriidtebren. No9 oielem @ebet
vleste Die Dame iid Sur &ube. &aun
mar bieies seideben 10 tro6 Der unite,
yosm Yett liesenoe Mam aus ieinem @er=
tied beraus, laste Der Dame nod Ma-
voame, i9 mill Sbnen ni9ts llebels tbun'
yuno fort aus Dem 3immer mar er. Gi-
vnise Musenblide Ipdter b0rte Die Dame
aud pie er in ben @arten binabftiirSte.
-Sier i6pies Der Yreoiser einise Nu-
ssnblide nit seienttem Saupte, als betet'
er." Damn fubr er fort :-u0ie quite 9a.
rme, oeren Sorfaa i6 Gu6 iest erSdblt, ii
vunter eud, meme Sriioer, unO Der Glen-
voe, bel weldem ibr 8ebet Die @efible be,
vS6am, Der @emiiiensbi1e, Der 9uBe uni
Der @enustbuuns mad 9erufen, 1T oel
.ielbit, Der bier Dor Gud uno ieinem bod
..1ten Gihter beihtet $3.50. Mpnoe.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
2SaGfabrten it europa.

2Sd6remo bes Wonates Mai b. s. bat
Die &atbeorale BON 6bartrcs mebr oenn
100000 fremoe Yilser seicben, Die iid Der
&eibe mad Su Den SiiBen ~llnlerer 2ieben
Srau de dessous terre" nieoermarien.
3m Den pielen befannten Yilseriabrten
Der 6ranSOlen 81 ibren Seilistbiimern
tommt nun cine Yilserfabrt nod ametos
gu Gbren oes b. SenOit 2abre, am Z. Suli.
Die 2sifgerfa6rtem mad Der @rotte BON
2ouroes werOen tdslid sablreider uno neb=
men INNER mebr oas @eprase pabrer
5r0mmisteit al.
Am st. Tetersfeae bate sl 9Owsn
cine srobe Yilgerfabrt mad Der bortisen
ct. Yetersfirde itatt. gn berielben nag1
men $4,000 Yilser aus allen 5beileh
Yelsiens Sbeil. Ser bo6m. Sr. Se=
l4amps GrSbiidof ipobnte oerielben aud
BEL iorpie Der Sector unb Die IS YroieHo=
rem Der oOrtisen llniOerlitdt.
Su 8slsien nimmt bic Ystbsilisuns
an pen0 allfabrten ftauenspertbeY srbdltz
nii1e an. @n Der Yrp;eiipn na6gtptre Daz
me Du lac" nabmen $4,000 Yilser Sbeil.
Cine nidt ,peniser srpBe Concentration
sesen ben unslauben, mar bic @abls
fabrt mad" Notre Dame bu bon ltecurns",
BET ellie, 100 $4,000 perIensn anreIene
tDdren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
&irali4e asuisksitsn.

YrieferberieBmns. -GntIi9 bat Res.
SsnaB @rtcier cine bleibsnbe
Stdtte ais SeeliOrssr in Gbur9piae,
QOtbrOp y. 3D. 0arren 60, Sa., ses
funben. Crit wurpe er an Steae ees
bO9w. s. Snapple mad Sprtns 8rppf,
Sadion 60, Sa, seianpt pann ibm bic
8eiluns ertbeilt fi9 mad Carroll City,
Carroll Co. Sa., su beseben, mas er aud
THAT. Secesmal ftanpen tem @ntritte
ieines @mtes Sinpernil1e e~ntsssen.-
llrtbeile in cieier @nsslsssnbeit itsben uns
natiirli6 ni6t gu, aber IS 1T bali Wans
Dies faul i'm Staate Odnemarf! @ir
%becauern bic reuti9en 8atbplifen Der
Di5ceis Dubuque!
Sn S~taeeSbiae, Mit9sq 60, Soma,
miro nd6ftes Sabr cine neue 0rames
firde sebaut. 3u berlelben iinp bis lest
$500 sesei6net. 8atsr Wifpta bat
nit Gr.aubniB tes bp9w'ten SiIGpf
9enneiey cen YauplaB sswablt. Der@
lslbe 1T 3 Mder srpb.
Sur neusn 81. DreifalisfeitsfirGe in
4uremburs GlaiiOnl Dubuque 60, Sa.,
1T bic Maurerarbeit gum Suncament
leBte @p6e Serseben pprren. Das Sc
bauee, peldeS mir leBtsn 5erbit bereits
beI9riebm baben, miro ni9t, ME eS irrs
tbImli6 In peutIdsn Sldttern beist,
$4,000, ipnpern etpa 10000 Dollars
fOiten uno cine 3ierpe fir bic @eseno
iein. Die 8armer, msiitens 8beinlanl
Der, auremburser une Niecerpeutfa
briisen oas @slp ni&t pur6 Gairs, pita
Ntes, aotterien u. (. ~. sulammsn, ion>
BERN te 3abler IS aus Der eisensn Sas
l6s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06

@eiberitimmredt &C.! gs uirb stpar &C.
melbet, baB bieie ober jene Strange in les=
ter 3eit bic @ebeimtbuerei abseidaft ba=
be Die Nadridten lauten ieop6 in oleler
8esiebuns gu unbeitimmt, uno bel Der
Neubeit Der Seipesuns berri6t pabrl6ein=
lid innerbalb Der IIiOciation ielblt iiber
bielen Yunft nod feline pDlise Si9erbelt
uno @lei6mdBigfeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
Ibsatsrborteaunsen In ben 3ebran:
italten Der GrjoiGeeie Toronto Sers
hateu.

Torpntp, GAMBIA. = Der bpdw.
5srr Grssii6pf eyn6 bat einen 6irtsns
brief erlalIen, norm or entl6ieren ale
Spiele unp Observation-Disclosures In ben
9e~branfalten unter ieiner SurispietiOn
percammt unp pertietet. Gr ibrsibt uns
ter 9nterm Seine Serantportli6feit
lalet brddencsr auf meinem 8ewiGen,
als bic rpesen unierer eebranitalten.
@enn in ben 3eitcn pes @laubens piele
perislten gum @srserni6e p%ienten, pann
miGen mir in uniern Sasen tOppslt
wa9iam Iein, 70 bae uniere REORGANIZATION.
Defenders bic pom rclisi5len Srpen ses
lsiteten, tperpen pie Elm woblris9sneeS
Gslp, pas Der 5err seiesnet bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
~2mreMburger Gazette.

9apt 4ius TX. Die Siisuns @ottes 10
Iidtbar berportritt, neil 'er Elm 10 auberor=
bentli6er 9apit lit uno in 10 auberoroentli=
den 3eiten lebt.
(8crtIebuna fclgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06

Die bsuti9sn &Otbslifsn in ben 9.
ct. ,dblen iber 10000, iast Der in
PORTLAND Oregon eri&sinenpe Sentinel"
@ir slauben, eisie 3abl 1T BET ,peitem
su niebriS sesrifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
4athclifber 8ir6en : GalcnSer.

Som Ybariiasr uuo 3Oaner. - sue. Is.
Gcnut. BEN 10. @uauf 9aurentius, Martyrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06

Der Serr mSse ibn srb alien, Strait une
4eten ibm perleiben, ibn besliiden auf Grcen
unb ibn ni9t ben SGnben ieiner Gsinee
,;hprI;sfsr,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-23

BOARD on DIRECTORS
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-23
Words to Wives.

It Is stupid to be sick or ailine. notwitb
standing the opinions Of sallow. willowv
stylish, wasp-waistcd female gentilitv are t.
the contrary.
The unceaslng complaint of headache.
sour stomach, lame back, or what not, are
shocklngly out of taste or consideration for
the peace Of mind Of those condemned to
listen
Wives forget that love dawned not in the
hearts of their husbands when they were
hdgety, colicky, fussy, fretting women; but
when the smiles of health and cheerfuInes
warmed the tender petals to unfold.
hoover heard of girl RECALLING her lover
with record of achea, pains, woes, troubles
and tauIt-fnding, for a regular Sunday
evening entertainment No Girl with a
gram of sense would do 50. KNOWING =
young man would be likely To leave hci to
seek more pleasing company. Wives are not
SO careful, rs rule, to restrain the tendency
to introduce disagreeable topics of converse
ton to husbands, as in early counting DAYS.
How much more blessed Is matrimonv with
some OF the considerations of lovers retained
and introduced into domestic harmonies.
Then many Of the gnarlv edges of everv-
day life are smoothed down without "A scratch
or brulse to the feelings of any member of
the household, aud every one Is the happier.
- Elm Drigyy i
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-23
Manager Dogs.

Beware Of dogs and especially Of man
ger dogs. There are person, whose special
toTte seems to be to NEEDLE and mar. They
cannot do much, but they can hinder great
deal, Their finger Is in every pie. their
spoon Is ia every dish and AWAY. and every
where they hinder more than they help, and
ruin II they cannot rule. Men who cannot
preach viii break a church in pieces rather
than -taad aside for those who can Men who
cannot write viii claim to dictate who shall
write, and how. Men who have no heart or
power TO do mission work themselves will
mcddle and muddle with those who have
both. Men who are too cOyetous 10 give
their own money, try to order and direct a7
to where and how all the money which Others
give shall be expended Men who cannot
rule their own houses we'll seek to control
and manage churches, and interests. and
lahorS, which they are totally unfit to guide.
All this seems exceedingly strange. 4
man who would manage any worldly bust
ness must first learn it, and master it in it.
length and breadth; and unless he does this
hIs oversight viii be meddlesome and imper-
tnent And this Il Just the character of
the oversight of these manger dogs. They
speak evil Of the things they know not
They crowd themselves into place., from
which the law of fitness would forever bar
them. Ignorance sits in Judgment over
learning, Jolly over wisdom, money over
worth, and impudcnce over piety; and 50
men who can work are hindercd by men who
cannot, and men who are tull OF zeal, and
love, and high resolve, are cramped, and
choked, and held back by those who seek to
hinder what the Lord never honored them
with ability to perform
Is there not better way than this? Let
the tools be given 10 those who can use
them; and Let manager dogs lie in managers if
lhev will, and growI and starye over bov
which they cannot eat. while other. t,rn
aside to paths which God appoints, to find
blessings Astounding, and rejoice in prosper
itv and success-Erchaaqe.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-23
GODS BEVERAGE.
~ JANIS ;. WATKINS.

Not in the haunts Of the wicked,
Not in the dens of Ihe cavern,
Not in the hot-house OF Satan
Is God s pure beverage given,
Not in the vale Of corruption,
Not in the poisonous gases.
Out from the simmering =till, 80
Laugh in the wine-bihbers glasses.
Not in the brewery, seething,
Not in ats sickeuing fumes,
Brewed for the craven death-angel
Keeping the gates Of the tombsf
Not in the sitting 0d0rs
Out from the stencil Of the mil
where Satan is suPeriute ndent,
Grinding destruction at WILL
But down IN the beautiful valley,
The vale that We cherish 90 well,
Where the red deer playfully wanders
With lis mate ia the shady dell;
Nav down iu the rock bound raviue,
Where pebbles are carelessly strewed
Where fountains are all the day singing.
+ Heaven 5 best beverage brewed.
High up on the crest Of the mountains,
Where granite rocks glitter like gold,
Where the storm-cloud- gather relentless,
And the crash Of the thunder is told
And out on the turbulent waters,
Where the hurricane bowls o er the sea-
Is hrewed there, the hest Of ali beverage,
The best for you, reader, aud me
lis brexed in the cataract sporting
As IL leaps from its periIOus hight g.
It's seen IN the gauZe around Luna
As she lights up the Heavens at night
'Tis seen ia the glitterng ice-gem,
When its briliiaBce, like jewels. doth seem
And, too in the hlil-shower dancing,
Cioud-bid fgom the mornings un' : beam
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-23
Keep Straight Ahead.

Fay no attention to slanderers and gossip-
mongers. Keep straight on in your course.
ana let their hack-biting die the death OF
neglect What IS the use living awake
nights brooding over the remark of some
false friend, that runs through your brain
like lightning? What's the use getting into
worry and fret over gossip that has been
aifoat to your disadvantage, by some med
dlesome busybody, who has more time than
character? These things can't possibly in
lure you, unless indeed YOU take notice Of
them and. in combating them. give them
standing and character If what Is said
about you l. true, set yourself right: if it is
false, let II 90 for what il will fetch. If \
bee stngs you. would YOU go to the hive and
destroy 1t? Would not a thousand come
upon you? 1t is wisdom to saw little re-
sPeetlng the injuries you have received. We
are generally losers in the end. if we stop Ia
retnte all the back-bitings and gossipingS we
may hear by the way. They are annoyinp
1t Is true, but not dangerous So long n we
90 rot stop to eNpostulate and scold. Our
characters are formed and sustained bv orr
selves, ny our own actions and purposes. and
NOT by Others. Let rs always bear in mind
that calumniators NAV usually be trusted
10 tiple and the slow, but steady Justice of
public opinion"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-23
Contracts and supplies for Is7a.

| The CLARION Office is now ready to fill
| orders for any of the following Blanks. at
the rate of 81 per quire, or $500 per hum
dred. These Blanks have been prepared for
US, at different times, by eminent attorneys.
and conform, in all particulars to the laws
of Mississippi. The No. preceding each
Blank is the No. given in our general cata-
logue, and parties ordering may give this
No, and we will understand what is requir-
ed
NO. 3J.-Contract for Share of Crop.
NO. ;sG.-Contract for wages
No 37.--Mortgage TO Secure Advances to
Planters.
No ;sS.-Merehants' Lien and Mortgage
Securing Existing Indebtedness and
future Advances.
No. 39--Landlords' Mortgage Lien for
Rent Money.
Ne. aO.-Landlo1ds' Mortgage Lien for
Share of Crop.
No. sI.-Deed of Trust for Rent ana Sun
plies
No. A2.-Deed of Trust TO Secure Adj
vanees by Merchants-very gener-
ally used.
No zs.-Deed Of Trust for General Pur-
poses.
Special Blanks printed to order on rea-
sonable terms. Address
POWER q BARKsDALE.
JACKSON, January |. 1873
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The Deacon Puzzled.

Deacon johnson Is great temperanc.
man, and sets good example to to total All
stlnence as far as he is seen.
Not long ago he employed carpenter IL
make some alterations in his parlor Tn -,
pairing the corner near the fireplace II wa.
Iouhd necessary to remove the wainscotting
lshed everybody. A brace of decanters ]
tumbler, and pitcher, were costly reposino
there as If they had stood there from the
beginning ''i'
Inc deaeoh was summoned, and as he be-
held the olushlng bottles he exclaimed:
well, declare, that is curious. SIRE
enough. 1t must be that old Bains left
them when he went out of this ERE house
thirty years ago 10 Ase
Perhaps he did" returned the car,on+o..
but, deacon, the ice in the pitcher mnst
have been friz mighty hard to stay till this
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! WIS new and beautiful Hotel il now or,o,
= y the Public. Located on the sic Of tba
va fountain Hotel, extended biz an alegant
front on Baltimore street. II i convenient
aiIke 10 The business man and the tonrist
/ II IS the only Hotel in Baltimore ~ tba ,,a..
- e ein pr&cIng Elevators. Suits Of Roorng
with ia rs and all couveuienres. ne,.faa4
ventilation and light thrournouf-and vSe
} foundation NJ" iioii IT'S
It's Elegant and Convenient Office and r
chahge Room, with telegraph ere viii ~ an
times De at the service Of the the Nernbtn+l
ana Cltlzens Of Baltimore-fts builders
Inc location Of the Ladies Entrance ~,
baltimore street, and he beautiful Dra1vi,,,+-
Moons connected Herewith viii give to Fa4nI-
seclusion. 49, anu
10 accommodate Merchants and others vba
Visit Baltimore, the Proprietor will charge 81
per day tor the Rooms on fourth and fffb
floors, making the difference on account Of ~
gleFatlon- ordinary Transient Rates for
lover floor 81 per diem w
Quests of the House desiring to take advan-
tage of the above rates, VIII please notff,- ~
Clerk before Rooms are assigned
An Improved Elevator for the use of Gpes,s
running constantly, from a m To 10 n,
thus rendering the upper stories accessIbIs
without fatigue.
The undersigned refers to his career of ov-o,
thirty years, ; Hotel Manager. in Neyy vi
and Baltimore, confident that viii, new III I
modern house, he can give entire satisfaction
his guests 'i0i
dee24 Twins i0plislof
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Solomon's' Temple in the Vienna Exhi.
hitiOn.

+ ranciS LANCER, a sculptor of Kaaden
out born at Weipert, began to cut the mode
OF solomon Temple out of lime-tree wood
according to the details given by the histol
ran ran goSephus Flavius. For thirty wears
he worked INCREASINGLY at this lahor;o1s ~
ana aI at length died in 1850, at the age of ~
HIS son continued the unfinished WORK untii
ms death, IN 1893. Two citizens of Kaodan
then took the matter in hand, and, partly
by working at it themselves. and partly nv
getting Others TO follow the plans and details
ielt behind by LANCER succeeded in effect
ing it. The completed work takes mn a
space OF three hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
square .' feet. The present owners applied to
me directors OF the Vienna Exhibition as to
whetner they might exhibit it. and. after
some little delay, received a reply that space
should be reserved for it. This result Of
Their labor during 50 many wears reouires
1weht{-elght cases to pack it in. and will
a.-helst0ae oA III