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: 80. ..r:,n,a I. y1a.,
BY Byeriy 4 Powssb A neuonesra, s
Z 1894 Main street.

rsnRNyTrIRE. CARPETS, &c.. At
IUoTioS.-THis DAY at lox O'Clock we
s si,, III = W WALNUT y; and MAHOGANY BIZ.
BLACK o WALNUT and MAHOGANY Bed
wAsHsTASps. stDRBoARDs.
CtSEara WE,Oit EAT CHAIRS.
Ma Hl,tiAEY and CANE-SEAT ROCKERS,
TARLfS, SAFES.
MAHOGANY SOFaS. rr>,
MATT Il ESS ES, FEATHER-BEDS,
EOI,STEkS and PILLOWS.
NEW and SkCOND-HAND CARfEfS,
.CHiLDREN,S CARRIAGES,
IitOKING-GLASSEs,
CHROMOS. EN6RAVINGS.
cRUCKERY and GLASSWARE.
An invoice Of PAWNBRUKERSt CLOTHING
FANCY BASK ETS, &C., &c.
kYERLY d POWELL,
NH l6 A0z1oneers.
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niCHMOSD, fhkD'I 81 rUrunAL Il. II. LO,,)
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent. }
RICHMOND. January 8, 1851
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEyT.
RICHMOND, January 8, 1867
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
1856 P. n leaves Byrd-street station daily, con.
Meeting with the Bait more and Ohio
railroad a. Shepherd. opposite Alex.
andria; due AT Camden station. Bali.
more at Oslo p. NJ. aud with New
York train lTHROGGH SLEEPER
FROM SHEPHERD TO NEW
YORK;, and with New York rlgb!
express uid Baltimore and Potomac
railroad at Washington, arriving At
Cbaries-Srreet station. Baltimore At
1850 NJ. THROUGH SLEEPER
FROM WASHINGTON TO NEW
YORK.
1000 P. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station Sundays
excepted, connecting 1t Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads.
sos P. NJ. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN for
Hanover junction. leaves Broati.Suee
station (sundays excepted
sam. arrives AZ Byrd-Street station Mon
days excepted).
1:3oP.M. arrives at Byrd-Stre.t station daily.
s:37 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIh arrives
at Broad-Street station (5undaYs eI'
ceptedl.
Parlor.cars on day trains.
Pullman sleepers on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave broac Street station
SiGhTs s lol al pslnts North and ~esl and .:
rive on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. Consiguees OF live stock and perish.
able articles. upon giving notice at depot can OBJ
tain freight at Boutou on preceding evening.
Through bills OF lading and rates given 70 o
y ' '''' '0 EFT. D. MYERS,
General superintendent
G.. A. TAYLOR.
ja4 General Freight snd Ticket Agent
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RAsAK1A.a. $3.50.
In PASSENGER FAB
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave Wes. Peiut DAr1v
lssys Richmond az 8 F. b.. arriving 1t IVES; Poin
Trains eonuec. a. west PoiHt With s,eame,, -.
8Ss aWr and sll eastern points on WEDNEs.
steamers for Baltimore and iii eastern ani,,Ms sn
Msa So s,WEDNEsDAYs,a and RRIDAYs.s W
rats 70 ......,, ns
Ea7e 10 baltimore end return. M
naEe 70 nMtss,ninE On .................,... IN
sare 70 Hhiiadeiphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~
Il 4Hs6GGa TR.isHi TRxis. i:;;. & %
n1ond AZ 3 A. n. on WEDNESDAY, eRInsT
sna "a connecting g West Point vim
next morning; retnrnipg, saye Wesr Peis s,fy
216 2. M arriving at Richmond at a pnt y
ana csnnScIing with the Through Freight T.,sa.,
on the Richmond and Danyfac railroad for ~
FXPgEss FREIGHT received on Horn,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY before p AZ,
De delivered In Baltimore The foIlswing day !. ~ y
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with n.
coaches attached leave Richmond NJ S:sd sssnger-
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and ShTrpnI =. ~, on
and leave west Point for Richmond the ssma u o
at 1855 A. NJ, arriving ut Richmond At s:sn paSs
Inc management lakes pleasure In snnouac,,.
to the travelling public and shippers thar tsss
steamers OF this line between Baltimore and u Ns
Point have been reftted In the mass ,norn mas
freight p10''' gas and
Travellers taking this line arrive in Ra,tuo,.
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and sii .s.,s .os
and western points. .a'Nefn
Fretghts win be given the utnos, dsn,,ch y.
transfers at Richmond OF freshs to or from souts.
Fl. T: DOUGLASS, suuer,ntends,.
W. n. BRAGG. Master Transporragfon mS1ss
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By GodtiiD. Warren Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Nc. ilDB Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
pP0pERTY an THE TOWN OF FULTON,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF STATE A ND FUL-
ron hTHEETs, AT kUCTIoN:-Ry Virtue VIZ 60 or i, q
the Subscribers dated the l6in dsv OF jane, 1878,
and duly recorded in the clerks office of Richmond
Chancer9 Court. to secure The payment OF certain
negotiable notes therein mentioned. AND being re;
ouired so to do by The beneficiary we VIII proceed
to sell OF pablo auction. on The premises on
DAY tha 1sth day, Of March, 1875, NJ sH cicck
p M TWO.THIRDS INTEREST OF cfrtain
Lt)T, with q Iwo.storY FRAMED HOUSE thereon.
fronting thirty rect State street, ana running
back between parallel lines two hundred ana Ten
feet to an aldey zen feet wide.
1EKXs: Accommodating, and made known at
sale Wal. IRA SMITH.
CYRUS BUSStEEN,
Trustees.
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NH II

TTNITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.
4 Ry virtue Of an brder or the Unired States Dis
, 1,6urt for the Eastern District Of Virginia, In
the matter OF u. Francis bankrupt. shall sell q!
ruoiic auction for cash: at the caEriase-snop o,
WEDEFSDaY, r. arch 20, 1878, at o o'clock A.
M. The following property, TO Wilt:
1OP-BUGtY fnewls~
2OPEN BUGGIES (new);
i SiDE-BAR BUGGY (new);
JAEGER WAGON lnew);
! SiDF-SPsING WAGON (ne~);
1JAGGER WAGON tsecopd.hsnd):
VIRGINIA LANDhU !unfntshedl ,,
A lot of PHI E rom, BUGGY, and WAGON
R[,i,IEs, CARTHAGE PARTS. TRIMMINGS.
e. P. RAMSnELT,
milf United states Marshal.
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y'Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents ana Aucttoneers,
ll0B Main street.

TRIJSTEES' SALE OF A FRAMED
L HOUSE AND LOTION STATE STREET
NEAR FULTON STkFET, ROf'KETTs, At
OF deed of trust from John
II Paraler and wife to The undersigned trustees,
dated the ST day of November, 1873, and duly re.
corded in the clerks Office 0fthe hancery Court OF
,si proceed TO SELL the premises, at pubic suc-
ton. on TUESDAY, Hath day Of March, 1875, nj
o'clcck P. NJ. the House and LO1 as Above de-
scribed.
The hoase contains four rooms; lot fronts four;
teen feet Gghtinches, and runs back one: hundred
ana ten feet to an alley teufaet wide.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
CY RUS ROSSIEUX,
l. :. TOWER,
Trustees.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioaeers,
No.1l0B Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
i HOUSE AND LOT ON STATE STREET
NEAR FULTON STREET AT AuCTlON;-By
virtue OF a deed of trust from John <. Bossiru
tru slee for Mary v. Roulware. 10 the undersigned
trustees, dated che lst day OF November, 1878 and
ISurt of The cIty of Richmond ID. 3. 1O2 b.. page
o. we will proceed to sell the premises. al puo-
Iic suction. on TUE SDAY the 14'h day of Marcn;
1876 at AZ O'Clock =. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT
located as above d.scribtd. The house has four
rooms: lot Sby lao feet to an alley feet wide.
TERMS Reasonable, and mac known AT sal.
CYRUS BuSSlEUX.
WA. IRA SMITH.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,

Leave Richmond at 2:35 p NJ, and 10 Pm.
Potomac boat connects at Shepherd with through
sleeper for New York. L. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
j. L. DUKEHAkT,
Southeastern Passenger Agent
r. X. SHARP,
NIB S-3m Master OF Transportation,
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By Jstnes 81. Taylor 3 Sen.
Real Estate Agents and Aucsoneers.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT FlRST-CLAss Residence, AZ !
Am nTNTH sTREETs FOE:sALE AT aUr-
TON The request OF the I me nreises on on
TdrsarAF the olst day OF March. 1S76. az ~
O'Clock p H., that desirable gRIvaTE a raa1ds
ING us shove located. containing thlrIeen I9 ha,h
Tsm ~ s;erc oseis. speaK 1tuupets Latrn6e
stove, noniug.r anRe, ana everything eIse usually ;
az Teen running back about 15o feet 10 Wloe
paved aitey. he,ng utt.,in
hrss s.usres Of The CaI,sol square and convenient
TO siirounie buildings, and inAgood neign oornoos
ought to attract The special attention OF persons
seektrg frst-ciass residence. .-,
TsgMs: One third cssl: The balance az one, TWO,
anaahr, years for negotiable notes, Win SIX per
.nt tnterest added and secured by deed OF trust
eeHS 1885, JAMES Ii. TAYLOR & SON,
.,a Auctiopeers.
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PUSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed to THURSDAY the
10Th OF March ats O'Clock 7. NJ. NH 10
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a LEXANDER COKE date of Princess
5H..Anne county. Val, ATTORNEY At Law,
No. 1000 Main ftfeet. Richmond. Va. will prac.
ice In the courts, stRIe and Federal OF Richmond
city, anls che courts 0f Hrnrtco and Chesterfield
counties Refers by permission TO 5aege IL.
roisSbs, coaonei W. III, sTsyl0r. sne Hon. John
GoOde oe Norfolk city; and % Mesare.a 6erfjpsf,
q GSEy,af H9ctwosd CITY. fe19-lms
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE, a desirable RESIDENCE
4 on Ninth street, In thorough repair: gas ne
and water; containing seven rooms; kitchen with
four rooTs: lot 301l30. Terms accommodate ing.
Apply al No. 5ll Twelfth street. NH 16 ct
r 0 R S A L E. d.
ing desirable n~ELLiNG-HOUSEs. All are en-
,ire!y new, with the modeI n improyements:
BRICK DWsLLlNG, six rooms No., on Eighth
BRICK DWELLING, seven rooms. No. sos
Twelfth street near Clay.
o Bkf.K DWELLING, twelve rooms, on Grace
nf ssI RSSff DWELLING, ten rooms, Main stree,
BRICK DWELLING, six rooms, Main near Mon
BRI.;k DWELLING, six rooms, Cary street
near Madison.
The houses mentioned above are, all entirely new.
and Will be sold on unusually good FERNS; some on
the instrument plan, u II on long time. my
Real Estate Agent,
NH 7.eod5t No. HOS Msin street
DEFY GOODS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A T COST! AT COST
A CHANCE TO SECURE bargains.
Having determined to discontinue the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
I will from this date sell out my entire stock OF
well..ssor.ed aud desirable GOODS at COST for
CASH.
Aapartles laaebsed to me are requested to come
forward and settle At once. sas.
CHARLES HuTzLER,
R24-am ,l Gil Broad street
QML.HEADs, 81 to 80 per rean, as 40
~ pisPATpH RRLHTTNG.H0uL
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JAMES RIVER SrEAMBOATSiQsQs
y COMPANY.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FOB NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
ALSO FOB
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.

On and after TUESDAY, October 5, 1875, th1
Company's fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYL-
VtSTEff, Captain j. A. Posi-. carrying United
States mail, will leave her wharf, Rockets, for
aboVe-named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
ana SATURDAYS at $50 A. u.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY.......& 90
FARE To NORFOLK AND RE-
. on
Fare 10 Balumore..... OU
Fare 10 Philadelphia. ................ $50
Fare 10 New York.................... IL so
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER Co. IS
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hote /.
and baggage checked through. Freight receive
regular landings on James river from a. N to
r. NJ, at reasonable rates.
Freight TO; way-landip2s must be prepaid.
L. b TATUM. General Agent.
Office Comnany,s wharf, Rockets; branch Office
at W. ID. Blair Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
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A MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
NO. $40 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
INCORPORATED 1910.
STATEMENT JANUARY l, 1876.
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=TuRCuLAHa, pa6o % % Per sneGsasd q
~ a DIAPATdH RRIHTINd HQusR.
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POsTpOSEMENT.

TUCItUNEHENI
The above sale Is postponed 10 tn tuesday me
GIL of March. ut 81 O'Clock Z. vi. Dh ID
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c.
GORGE 7. HERRING, 1920 MAIN
" STREET. sffers for sale
Fine nOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY,
OLD CABINET RYE WHISKY,
FRENCH BRANDY, 49,.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY,
GTSGsR BxASDY.
GIN, SCHEDAM SGHNAPS,
STOUGBTO>'S BlTTEkS,
AZ. COGNAC BRANDY lin cases.. NH 1927
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n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL In.
~. SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN sTREH~
DEPAkTUKE Of STEAM FRS.

Il stS4sss4E
Steamer j. w. EVERMAN, Captain PLATT, Will
receive fiaght for the above port till FRIDAY the
9TH Lastant. at O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington, Del, Providence.
and Boston, and bills OF ladng signed through.
Passage 10 PhiadelphIa. including meals and
stareroom, SO. w. P. PORTER, Agent,
NH 16 2t No. 2425 Dock street.
TOR NEW YORK.-Tbe Old @F@S
4 Dominion Steamship Companvs saa 4ae -
steamship RICHMOND, CAPTAIN 4 EELEY, will sail
FRIDAY, March 18th. OF 8 o'clock A. M.
Freight received until O'Clock A. ID.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west also, to foreign ports.
Fare to Ncw York, $12; steerage, $6; round.
trip tickets. $40.
For freight or passage apply to
6. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
NH 15.3t Company's Wharf, Rockets
DILL ABEL A. RICH tim
i MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-Sf2fH
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
WEEk.-Unil further notice the steamers Of this
line will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY
aad FRIDAY ut IL O'CLOCK.
Freight taken At low rates for all parts or New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for ProEi-
dence and Bostop. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp Uid Red Star and American steamship Lines,
and bills OF lading signed throogn.
W.P. PORTER. Agent,
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE d CO.,
NH l2 No. 12 South Wh.rves PbiiaselDhis-
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pOSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed to THURSDAY the
9th of Mare5, ut Az =. VI. NH 10
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-
EOR SALE, q desirable RESIDENCE a.
4 on Ninth street, In thorough repair; gas Ei
and water; containing seven rooms; kitchen with
four rooTs; LOT 30nl30. Terms accommodating.
4 pply al No Sill Twelfth street. NH 16 ct
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
r RoNo TITS.
DISEASES OF THE NOSE. EAR. AND EYE
A. CURED.
GRoss-EYEs Strengthened.
BY DIR. JONES,
cures DISEASES OF THE THROAT by inh,la-
saop. snhl6-d.sw,&wtAp3
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GRuRBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
mn lots
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA,

ORGANIZED IN 1926.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14

This is' no quack. nostFum, but the
prescripuonof irregular and successful
city physi>ian of extensive practice and
regulations; the prescription has been
used for some years In our own families
with invariable success.
During the late war it was given to
many OF our friends and volunteers in
the army, who were. suffering from Diar-
rhea, caused by change Of water, un-
healthy and improperly cooked food,
and in every case it was used with the
best results.
1t is scientific prescription prepared
with the greatest care, and we recon-
mend it,with the utmost confidence as the
best, remedy known, for the diseases
mentioned.
Every family should have a bottle Of
this Cordial ready for Immediate use. A
single dose Of only a. few drops in the
early stage OF these diseases will often
check and cure the disorder.
Travellers, who are subject to so many
changes Of water and diet, will find this
a valuable article. The walls are small
and strong, and can be carried without
Inconvenience
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EVERYTHING considered, Bruner
made the best run Of any man on either
ticket. He had an efficient officer and
popular man to run against, and not
withstanding this his majority rises five
hundred, or over thirteen hundred more
than the head of his ticket. Burnet,
Bernard, Banning and Baker also made
good races and were elected, and Boyn-
ton took the lead ia majorities on the
State ticket. On the county ticket every
man whose name commenced with was
elected, no matter which ticket he
was on; but on the State ticket one B
(Bell) was necessarily left because he
had b (Barnes) against him. From
this we infer that the luck OF men whose
names commence with B has turned.
People interested who noticed the i'll
luck that seemed to follow Beecher, Bris-
tow, Blaine, Baboock, Belknap and a
host OF others, can now take courage.
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FLASHES.

Yellow fewer intermentS at Savannah
yesterday, twenty.
s. S. Cox, OF New York, was renom-
mated for Congress yesterday.
Governor CASTOR, of Massachusetts,,
declines q Democratic nomination for
Congress.
General John Mcdonald is danger
ously ill in the Penitentiary Hospital,
st. Louis.
Count Won Arnim's sentence of tive
years Imprisonment in the House OF
Correction involves the forfeiture of his
title, and possibly his property.
The schooner Maggie Hunter, Captain
Nixon, of Toronto, coal laden, is re-
ported te,have gone down, with all hands,
during the passage from Oswego.
The Superintendent OF the General
Recruiting Service is ordered to forward
one hundred and thirty recruits to Fort
d. A. Russell, for the Third Cavalry.
The Centennial commissioners are at
work preparing the programme for the
exercises of the day OF closing, which
they desire to render as imposing as the
day of opening.
1t is reported that G.. LoriIIard is will
ing to match Tom Ochlltree against Ten
Broeck tor $40, 900 side or any larger
sum, the race to be four miles, aud to be
run next year at the Jerome spring
meeting.
Richard Gardner and Isaac Fitzger-
aid, sLope-cutters, engaged in hitting a
heavy stone to the top of bridge on the
indianapolis, Peru 81 Chicago Railroad.
near indianapolis, by the use of der
rick, were crushed 20 death Thursday
afternoon. The pin to which the derrick
hook was attached pulled out, letting
The stone fall.
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WHOSE!
BY NARY MAPEs DODGE.

"Poohw crieda doubter; "Inner lifel
Why prate,on suchla fableP
A, mans nian-tleSh, blood and Doue--
And more to,prove whose able9,
':If am here, why, here am,
No argument is plainer;
But all this 'souP and life to come
Why, nothing can be Vainer.
"Alive, we live: dying, we die.
That's logic, as i take it,.
Fate gave me common sense, and
shall not for dreams fOrsake it.
"Why, man, ri bet my very eyes,
My head, and all that's in it,
All talk of soul must end in boSh.
Whoevermay beglnit."
The man Of faith and patience heard.
"HOldY cried he, now. "pll do 1t.
"l'll take this bet of yours, my friend,
But, prithee, first construe it..
"Your eyes, your very eyes, you stake,
Your head, and all that's init,
All talkof soul must end in bosh,
Whoever may beglnit.
Snow tel me, please, whose eyes they bep
Whose heat luis you otferP
Whose head and contents, duly prizedT
'"Why MINE" replied the scoffer.
"Yours," "cried the other. "Wheres the. you
That owns the mead and eyes, sirP'
The doubteF thought awhile; and soon
lie grayer grew and wiser.
"My head,"he mused,"MY limbs,AY trunk!
Ii these make ME, why--botner!
They can't be mine and yet be mes.
One point breaks up the other"
He pondered well, he pondered long,
And then he muttered slowly:
"pke inner man. the soul, the me,
Must own my body wholly.
sand who ownsmy feet and hands,
know didilt make them.
$50, after all, tits lust as we'll
That should meekly take them."
ayes" said his friend, sand Godbe praisedS-
I his fact, now yos concede it,
VIII lead you on to truth at last
Anuvely much you need it,"
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PURIFIER
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PREPARED FROM SWEDISH HERE'S.
PREPARED FROM SWEDISH HERES.
An nfallible Remedy for all Nervous Complaints, and
Diseases having their Origin in an Impure State
of the Blood.

all Diseases perfect
Medicine
conditions
az N
Medicine reflection
Swedish
Diseases
Complaints.
For Sale by Druggists Everywhere
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To he Il stalled,

To the Editor Of the Scar:
Our friend and patron, Rev. r. II.
Leonard, we notice, is to be installed to-
morrow (Sundey) afternoon at 2 o'clock
as pastor Of the. Presby Church o IL
Orchard street.
We congratulate this growing congre-
CATION in theircchoice of a pastor; and
we congratulate ourselves, too, in the
good WORK going on about the head of
Main, Broadway and East Liberty. The
STAR is the favorite in those quarters.
Tue ceremonies will he conducted by
Drs. Skinner, Hills, Humphrey, Led
yard, Ritehle, and others. X.
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OF business men who complain of dull
trade and hard, times. But these are
generally such as refuse to make any
change in their scale Of prices, and who
cling, TO their former ideas OF great prof.
Its, unmindlul OF the changed condition
OF things. Or, they are those whose
lines OF business appertain to luxuries
and tinery, aud which are the last to
feel the impulse of better times, as they
are the first to feel the effects of depres-
sion. But these fashionable and high
priced dealers must speedily conform
to the new order Of things, or
ind themselves abandoned by their
customers. People are not yet
unmindiul of eeonomys and it
were well that they should never again
be so. And dealers should consider that
the return of good times does not neces-
sarily imply return to high prices.
The traders who would desire to retain
their trade, even with their more wealthy
customers, must aim to promptly meet
the market atleast halfway; or they will
find themselves lingering behind their
more liberal and far-seeing competitors.
The effect of the political campaign
has doubtless been to keep back the full
of business activity, as
such occasions always do. But that is
now nearly over and done with; and
upon its close we shall hope to see a
still larger increase in the business
activities of the country.