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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

HEARsAY EyIDENcE.-s.I say. Mr..
Smithers,'' said Mrs. Smtl,ers: to her hus-
band; ..didn't I hear you down in the kitcll-
en- kissing the cook?" My DEAR replied
Snlithers, blandly. s'perinit me to Insist
upon my right to be reasonably ignoi4lnt.
| really cannot say what you ihay have
heard.'s
'.Bnt want you down there kissing the
cook?''
:. My dear, really cannot reccollect.
only remember going into the kitchen and
coming out again. may have been there,
and from What yot say infer was. Rut
cannot reccollect jrlst what occurred
ssBut,'' persisted The ruthless erossexam-
iner, s'wlIat did Jane mean when she said:
.,Oh! Snaitliers, don't kiss SO loud. or that
old she-slragon mp stairs will hear us:.'
'.Well.o said Smithers, in his bIandest
tones. Il cannot remember the interpreta-
tion did pnt on the words at the time.
They are not my words, you must remem-
Der.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

The climax OF college patriotism has been
reached at Harvard. where the Dog Fam
cjcrs' Union, - a society in the college, have
dyed all their dogs III gorgeous crimson, and
will take them to the Saratoga regetta.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

Trey say that the reason why the Eliza
bethian ruff is going out of style, is because
most women think It Is an invention or
beth.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

Dir. JAMES MooRE-Will commence, on OF
about the 10th day of May, delivering fresl,
Milk. Butter, Eggs ana Vegetables to the citi
zens of Albany. Now il the time TO make your
arrangements, as Mr.. Moore win run team
daily, and do as he agrees. n3Stf.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

REcEpTIoS.-A very pleasant party met
on Friday evening last at the residence of
Rev. I. Wilson to pay their respects TO
that glorious man of God, Bishop Peck, of
them. E. Church. The Bishop was not
enjoying the best of health. but he received
his friends in the kind and genial mannea
for which he is so noted, and the evening
passed. off pleasantly and proftably to all.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

A lecturer wishing to explain 10 little
girl the manner in which q lobster casts
his shell when he has outgrowrl it, said !:
ssWhat do you do when you have outgrown
your clothes? You throw them aside don't
yon?s' ..Of, mol 2 replied the little one !;
tive let ont the tucks.F
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

If in instructing child. you are vexed
with 1t for want or adroitneas. try, IL yom
lett hand. and then remember that q child
is all left hand.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

Mother-ssNow Gertie, be good girl,
and give Aust Julia kiss, and say good
night. Gertie-"No, n0g IfT kiss her.
she'll box my ears, like she did papa's last
night Tabieau.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

The Vassar College girls got away with
13S quarts OF strawberries nc supper time.
to say nothing of the cold lain left over for
dinner. And then they got out and jumped
eight-soot bitches.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

LUMBER EoR SALE.-Mr. F. E. Robin
sou is prepared to furnish first quality
Lumber ut the foot of Washington Street.
Call before contracting. 3otf
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

An old la1y who was troubled by the pros
pect OF the Introduction ofgas In her village
ed with much earlestness:- yhatia tobc-
come Of the poor whales!''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

Pnt bay window TO yossr house, If .yosI
don't get floor down. Have q bay WIN
dow anyway. Il Is not only capital place
who Is coming in time to bolt the door and
hide IN the pantry, if she don't wish to see
them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

PRrMTuM CHAIRs. Those wishing 70
procure the celebrated Metzler chair, vii
take notice that none are GesNtee unless
tlpe name 8. N. METzIER appears on the
back Of each cllair. a II
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

sT Albany Collegiate Institute opens
Monday, September 9th. For particulars
address. r. K. WARREN, Pres.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

ssProhibition aftrr ALL said q rednosed
fellow as he read the Senate liquor bill; mo
body allowed TO sell before seven o'cioc@s
what sort OF encouragement Is That 70 cary
rising p's
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

Phiggs says his wife's name is Flora. and
that's the reason why when he gets within
about block or his house at 2 O'Clock In
the morning. he begins to feel like night~
blooming serious.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

Jones, OF Nevada. had an introduesao4
to Anna Dickinson. the other day. xs
when Mira. Jones NUt him &i3n4 sas1 ~ WI
her teeth together and warned n1ln s.Sy ~
snrfnezn halifla that way A&alD.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

Mrs. Fsoyvsl. 4 wonaan 4e yengs gss. rosEq%
10 Bath, Maine, from Wessz ~ 49,. y. ,z
rSaas ssf.sS nnG rcwed back, ~ Na% AA
time f6F dinner
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

rr,.. !, .,,,,f,,nrernerSt chat lin q Gnes stl hArlh
,,,s Isa Taiis ~ NiaQfa viii hare saseSef Na4
driven two hotel proprlesekS Ass4 M@
frehled khe highest rate 0G hagM aEN n @M
Il twentyefiye years
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

ERYSIPEL LAs-Has been .ssettiirup" tht
people of Soap creek. Benton county, IL
an alarming extcrt OF late.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

As the young lady remarked about the
infant How sweet, but how bald for one
SO young ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

WANTED A FIEE.-Across the river, in
the Soap creek country, resides little girl
who, few days since, during the tempo
rary absence of her parents, concluded to
experiment and pass OF the time by setting
fire to the grass in the field adjoining the
house. The experiment came within an
ace of being very successful, much more so
than the little Miss contemplated, as, had
it not been for the carly discovery of the
fire. Mrs. Becky Colwcll would liave lost
iIer entire hay crop, which was stacked in
an adjoining field, and large amount of
fencing and other property would have
been destroyed. When the little one was
questioned as to the object in setting fire
to the grass, she said she :. wanted fire.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

Tie who suFpasses or suhdUea mankind
must look down on the hate Of those below
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-08-13

NICE .-Messrs. W. II.
Dotid 6 Go. are offering for sale a number
of four-acrc lots adjacent to the city, espce.
illiy designed for those who desire to se-
cure land enough upon which they can not
only erect a commodious anu comforta bie
dwelling for their families, with all tie nee
essary onthouses, and not have them crow
ted too closely together, but tor those who
may wish to cultivate gar!cns. raising
small fruits. vegetables, ctc., for this mar
kct. The ground is rich, and gardening
will be one of the most successful and pay
ing industries of the future, and those who
secure lots norT willie they can be obtained
ut nominal figure, and properly improve
them. will reap n rich reward probably
much earlier than by an investment of a
similar amount of coin in any other way
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-19
The 8ulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

Families in Spain arc pretty well III
vided on the question OF parties. Of which
no less than twcnty-six manage to 'hriv'
and get along In the land.
Bismarck chopped Sc, 90 worth d
wood last year in his county OF l.aucm
burg. donated to him after the Cd cam.
paign by the wilhclmish Majesty.
--"Why. Jennie. You look good
enough to eat, said loving husband to
his wife one morning at breakfast.
"well. I'm eating as fast as ! can. amt
II"
Lewis Miller OF -. Louis. a German
who, having hvn ''snow blind,Si," had
to abandon his occupation - sailor.
sross one morning rerenily with vision
as god s. ever. Neither he nor his ccn-
list can account for IL.
"A gentleman In addressing the
charming Lady y. who has just remar-
RED ia Paris for the ihiri time. said NJ
You do not come 10 Lon
ion any longer" ''oh, YES" she NJ
Piled in a most natural manner. II al
ways pass my widowhoo,ls there
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-19
The Entire Display

Exhibition
that Agents London The
Agents CoIossAL CoLLEoTToN CURIOUS ANIMALS
ii Wilderness, Plain Jungle.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-19
Five Times AS MANY
BIOLOGICAL WONDERS

o.i, Na Times as many Natural and Artificial Curl
Fx' r;n,n I've iies rs many Rare Birds and Beasts
n mar.y Irynna,ts, Five Times IL many Men and
,o I'VE lines as many Athletes Five Times a.
Times the Magnilicencc, Five Zinc. Tho S..,i,',,
'apacity possessed by Any Other Travelling show.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-19

,o LII, nrei,t Phenomena Of Equestrian Art Con.
.sts OF the Gymnic Ring Brilliant, Gorgeouss I'm.
posing anu Magnificent. All the World h, Cont,,it,,
'Ion. ne Bean Ideal VI Attraction, and Acme n,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-19

aud it, harmony transports
the visitor, rs 1t were, to the
land of cnchantinent. This
curious and intricate instru-
mcnt, with tones 30 loud.
clear and strong that they
are heard four miles, is the
wonder. marvel and study OF
all who see il. Its melody l.
by means Of a newly invented
method of steam and yet II
Is rs sweet as Eolian harp
notes. Tho weight OF this
magnificent Steam Piano Is
over four tons, Is, 100 pounds)
and was manufactured In
Berlin, Prussia. and imported
to the United States by
Cooper, Bailey Il Co., arriv-
Ing IN New York on April
81. 1874. ut IN expense OF
$685. 600.
II Is drawn 10y n Team OF
Dapplc Gray Horses, and can
DE seen each day In the pro-
ccssion. free ut charge.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-19
MUSICAL STEAM PIANO

Which produces the richest mll-
sic, softer Than the melody OF
the Wind-l,aip.. through Il lately
invented method Of steam. It's
tones exhibit four times the
power Of the grandest Organ,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-19
The Performing Elephant QUEEN ANNE.
The Great War Elephant "sALADIN." The

tn TVS Ge9ns % ea
esaa % es % % @ % SHs n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-19
Batraohian Brutes and Saurian Monsters


R is ? Py B 1a Rs
% ss Ma eu & ra
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-19
It's Counterpart Can Not Be Found !
The Colossal Show of the lJnivor,o

The Old and New World. unitc iI.i, ,..,.i,., -.
hAPsrehce' Two Continents conjoined for Ins,r,o
l,e entertainment. \ Million Wonder ON Wb..i.
Inc orsltor Cosmic Marvels brought to your door
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12

1t was Sydney Smith who said, "Phil-
anthropy is universal sentiment Of the
human heart; whenever A sees B in
trouble, he always wants G to help him."
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12

AcApEMX THE VARIATION, 4
Monte Marie Richmond Va: Aug. 90 1873. 5
Dear Silt will doubt be gratifying % you 70
hear reply yoar letter, inst received, that to
New Jersey Liquid Enamel Paint Company" (Bfa4,
lSVs Patiently purchased from yOa last April has RyoR
entire satiacQu, both IS 20 its beauty and quality.
CuF house hRs been och edmTod, and We trust that
ethorS Who ke Ourselves desire 70 bo economical aY
uso the .. New Jars0y Liquid Enamel Paint"
sIsTERs OF THE VISITATION B. Y. n.
, E,o1, n IEaTIys KadastriaI gsAool gov Rsrs.
GKAH BALTIMORE, Nd, March a 1919.
Mr. O. p KniGhtt
that the Paint yon SOid rs vas Of gaPeIior gleL-
We used four coats WhttGW nnhod vail Whioh Elo
incSd most Rdmirable efeoG. We think 10 - . V1II
cbaap sgffels and okeerfoly lead yon car SegttsRs
Ws know 70 Be 70 tlsiE advantage whsa tbsy WI g
have GhsiF walls, weed work. etc. oe1, nlaoo
as 4 couspa9atvelR small eo1e If Is tbo ehea9oae on1
most bs6uliEu and durable paia9, We eslieye e9.ae
Wtsklng the Bradley Rntant EueE1at feAnb ~ 10
Bnecoas it Justly deserves, as1, - -,,...-
Yours respectfully, Bnos AsAAiR , NlhsetoFs
.,..s. ,s,.-.a A A., .usss.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12

From D. J. Foley, Egg, Of De GTzs Of d J. FoIsg Bro
e o., Baltimore, and GTOteT Of Bi'h9P Foxy, Of
Chicago: a ,s,-
Mr.. c. P. Knight No. % W. Lombard streets
Dear siF-In reply 70 your inquiry relattye 70 The
merits Of your Liquid Enamsl Paint (Bradiey Pa
tentl WIN say It has been nearly two yeaFs since
purchased the paint from and 90 far as AN able
10 Judge E looks equally well when hFat apphsdr
and chesrfuIly can recommend it to thO0o who need
psihSnG 0Ono' D. J. FOLEY.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12
In T. A d READ! READ
GREAT DISCOVERYi
NEW JERSEY LIQUID ENAMEL PAINT COMPANY,
COMPANY,
OF "BRADLEY's PATENT"

MANUFACTURERS PATENT"
b.
applied yards,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12

NEW oRLEAzs January %. 1874.
C. p KSroHr Efo. No. 50 West Lombard street, Bal-
timoEe: t..
Ilsag Sy--It affords muck pleasure to advise yOa
hovy we'll aa4iaAed with Bradeys Patcnt Enamel
Paint, having used all bought Of you In painting
large cottage CReW1 IS Ocean BPRgs Mis- ana kaving
fonrd Il 90 cover and Wprk admirably, and very Tar
superior TO ordinary metal pnnts sad ooleFS ret sub
fet 70 fade besides being decidedly cheaper. Is ie ny
purposs send enothef ordeE for more very soon
H0uro 81 sPTtisst Rnyno, q csroadeist street
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12
O. P. KNIoRT,

q. P KNIGHT,
sOe General Agent . West Lombard SHs'' ss-es
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12

THK FoLLowINa TEsTIMoNIALsl
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
ia Jail Door.

A-cr examining the 1sij door 'as.
week, We bad no, tine 70 mention the
fact, and We cannot describe it now,
bu. would merely say to those interest
Cd. 20 aat c1a@.a. Il yourselves ana
have it explained verbally aud by il
'u-,r.'io1, if yoa would learn some
hing o. he pe.:idy Of some one who
has been employed to make the
fas'cuings OF our parish jail doors
secure.
Wooden pins, with the ends BACKED
were put where the stoutcst iron
spikes should have been driven, an
iron hasp is driven into wood that
gives 70 light pressure, 80 that moth
ing was easier than to place little
stick etwccn the hasp and door shut
Ter and pry them apart until the bolt
would pass the Lasp and the door
swing open; whereas, the bolt should
have been made to shoot into an iron
door facing.
Whoever practiccd that deception
in fixing the brarc to that weak hasp
deserves to be in the penitcntiary to-
dav. and if found ont should be pun
shed. Our sheriff will DO all he can,
now the defect has been discovered
by the escape Of two important
prisoners, TO haue the door made
secure. II is great pity it was not
discovered before they made their
escape; but i. is useless to gricvc
over split milk.
But for these miserable botches of
doors anu the worse tinkering that
has been done on them, our Jail would
be a very secure one, and il should
he made 50 even if they have to be
torn down and new ones put up
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
Fire at EastrOp.

From a special telegram to the
Vicksburg Herlad, dated Monroe,
July 81 we learn that terrible ca
lamity fell upon our neighboring town
of Bastrop on Tuesday night; that
the fre-fcnd had descened upon the
fair and beautiful town and laid a
goodly portion of its business quarter
in ruins, destroying the mercantile
houses of G. NJ. Levy, j. s. Handy
& Co., B. w. Smith, Gus. Smith, Sol
Sugar and Mat. Levy, and that the
loss was estimated at $4,000; but
we have been unable TO gather any
further particulars, the Ouaehita Tele-
graph of yesterday being perfectly
silent about the matter and neither Of
the Bastrop papers having reached US
since the fire. We earnestly hope
that the losses were covered by insu-
rance, and that fairer buildings viii
soon spring up on the sites Of those
that were laid in ruins
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

The Madison Journal of the goth
says: We have report that the
cotton worm has made its appearance
on Mr.. Gordan's plantation, ten miles
this side of Monroe. There is no
indication Of worms in this parish as
vet. There is some kind of an arsenic
al preparation that is said to be
certain death to the worm when APP
piled TO the cotton plant, which can
be furnished at very little expense.
1t was discovered and applied with
great success in Texas last year, and
is cheaper and less dangerous than
Paris green If any of our planters
should need this preparation. our old
friend, Temple, S. Coons, will obtain
the genuine article for them. and
furnish instructions for its application.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

E.57" Rca the following certificates
ATLANTA, Ga, June >, lS15.
Nessrs. Love Il Wilson:
Grnll.meu-ln April last | was taken
sick wi'h regular Fever and Agur, having it
every alternate day. Alter it had ran on me
for Two weeks | was induced 10 try one Of
Your Authenticated Belts; 80 discarded all
medicine and simply wore one Of your Belts,
as directed, and my ague became lighter each
successive Iime thereafter for some Iree or
four times, when 1t leir me ehi'rrly, with a
good appetite and clear skin; aud IN future #
| should ever have a chill or ague would
want one Of your Pads and no physic.
" ishing everybody that may Le - nnior'u-
nate as to have cliIl~ aud fever may be fortu'
nate enough To get one Of your Belts.
am respectfully, &C.. ". }. WILSON.
ATLANTA, Ga, June 3, 1875.
Drs Love * wilson
On the first day Of December last ! was
taken with cbills aud fever in Thomasvlle.
Southwestern Tia, and was treated for he
same by three eminent physicians who were
able to stop il only for few days at time
Ii made such inrna,ls on my constitution that
my physicians pronounced me to he an the
first stages Of consumption, when i accIden-
tally met up with Drs Love 4 w ilson :
Anti malarial Belt. which has entirely cured
me. have had but one chill since, aud that
was the first day after putting it on. am
now in as good health As | ever wa, IN my
life, and think this Belt God->end to tTe
afflicted. }. Nj MATHEWS.
Cannon House. Atlanta, Ga. June I, 1873.
Some nine years ago contracted malaria
in Savannah, ia, from which have suffered,
at times, ever sine, until met mp with Drs.
1 Love * Wilson's Authenticated Belt some
I ihree months ago. have worn ii continually
and have had no chill since, and find my
/ general health which has been poor. much
/ improved. ! would recommend II TO others
suffering with malaria.
Il A WALLACE.
Macon, Ga June (, 1873.
Friend HodgSon:-I received your letter
of ,he 2tih ult., on yesterday, | have been of
on fishing excursion and jus, returned.
] The people Of this town don't chill worth a
cent vet | have sold two of the pads, and
that | did very hour ! firs, received them, one
I 10 one of our conductors and to Mr.. Vaughn,
Clerk in the office. They both say tina, they
tried Quinine and other remedies, and that
they all failed I'LL they put on the pad sine,
then they have had Bo more chills or fever
and they recommend them TO everybody.
ALEN. MATHEWS.
The above pads were sent for us by DR.
Hodsson, who Is addressed as above.
J. I. LOVE
J. S WILSON.
For sale By al Druggists jy3.-im
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
At a regular meeting of Maury
Grange No. 40 p. Of H., held on July
18th inst, the following resolutions
were unanimously d)pted.

=
Grange No. 40 p. Of H., held on July |
18th inst, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
JNo. A. HEMLER, Master.
GEO. FRANCIS, Secretary.
Resolved lst, That we heartily
indorse the cotton of our delegates TO
the Convention on the subject of
Transportation, held in Monroe on
July 5th inst, and recommend that
this Grange respond by sending
delegate to meet in convention at the
same place on the 4th Of Sept next.
Resolved End, That we approve of
the call mace by Worthy Deputy
Jno. A. Hemler for a Convention of
the different Oranges interested in
transportation on Bayou Macon,
D9uf river and the v, s. & T. Il. r.,
to me, in Delhi on the Goth of Au-
gust proximo, preparatory to the con-
vention in Monroe.
Resolved 3rd, That we urge on all
surrounding Oranges to cooperate
with US by sending delegates to said
convention at Delhi.
Resolved 4th, That copy of these
resolutions be furnished the Richland
BEACON for publication, and the
Franklin Sun be requested to copy
the same. X. WEST. HATCH,
j. b. HARDY,
S. S. BoUGHToN,
Committee
At the same meeting the following
resolutions were presented and adopt
ed:
Resolved lst, That Maury Grange
No. 40 tender their thanks to Bro. W
Z. Mangham for the stationery pre-
scented by him.
Resolved End, That we fully ap-
preciate his kindness and admire his
great skill and taste displayed in the
execution of the same, and that we
recognize in Bro. Mangham a true
Patron of Husbaudry, ever ready to
promote the interest of the Order.
Resolved 3rd, That the Worthy
, Bro. be requested to publish these
/ resolutions in the Richland BEACON
: GEO. FRANCIS,
: +. MCDONALD,
, c. McRINNoN,
Committee
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

The Ranger of Franklin Parish has the
following Estrays, advertised in the Sun:
Dark iron-gray mare years old, Is hands
high, unbroke. No brands. Bay horse mule,
branded II on left jaw ID hands high, years
old. Dark bay mare mule. medium size,
years old, brand on left jaw 5. Light hay
horse, black name and tail, IL hands high,
branded @ X on hip. Bay mare, Is hands
high, branded o X, unbroke.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

1t is worth trip to Monroe to see
how low Dry Goods are sold now at
Maurice Meyer 4 Co, corner of De-
Siard and End streets. Their estab-
lishment is crowded from morning to
night.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

The p"tiishcrs prize fer SaHl'S Bihic Dir
tioaUy IS $500. lie rW gre tbiS .jourtoL
far oac gear, and one 'opy o. die Dictionary for
$500.
NJ extra charge will rr made tor the
bh.r Dictionary when delivered At our publ
cali II office.
When d.hvcrci through the mail u cents
extra will be charged Tor the prepayment of
postage.
Thirty cents extra will be charged for box
ing IN sending 70 one address from to 10
books; "a cents from 10 TO - boos>: ~
cents from ~ 10 30, AMI 10 cents Tor all
orders tor over 80.
For les than books no extra change, 10
boxing.
" t have succeeded ia making arrange
,Qheuis with the express companies to carry
our books at a very low rate. The express
c,ssses will be paid al the point of delivery
~ sending orders cuciuse-
For one copy Of the Paper for a year. and tho
Bible Dictionary, 10 he delivered at oar
office, IN all 5000
For the sane, to be sent 10y mail in all 5.25
For two copies, To be sent hv mail, i'm all ). 80
For three copies, express To be paid at
the point of delivery. IN all Il5O
For four copies, 80 cents extra for boxing.
la all 1880
For clubs of 10 or more the total charge for
boxing ami eXpres>ase will amount to bat q
few cents each.
4 Sunday school edition, containing the
same matter, bat less finely gotten up, vii
hr combined wIth the paper AT 20 cents less
than the above prices.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
Religious.

PREsBYTERIAS.-Rev. ID. A. Campbell will
preach regularly, at Alto on the st Sabbath
in each month at Union Church on Baskin
Ridge, in franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath at Rayville on the lounh Sabl'ath;-
Preaching in Rayvilte every Wednesday
night
Regular appoinimentstor preaching of the
Baptist Church at Rayviiic j. the first SHniay
in ea:h month and Sat0giaS>-lsenf before.
Rev. l.. c. Kcllis Pastor.
The appointments of the Delhi Circuit, VI.
F. Church South, Rev. B. F. Alexander
preacher in charge. are as follow
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

Pncp for 4 sin.le
b. g $500 = with 4
= a aLie that i, will
are. or the money
refunded.
y B.-None, ger
uIna w Itii out the
accompanying trade
mark is stamped
'upor them.
! Drs. l. OV F. &
WILSON. sole pro-
urietors ia the United
5 ate.