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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23

The Presbytery of Winchester will hold its
next stated meeting at Berkeley Springs, West
Va, September Goth, at 7:30 P. NJ.
j. R. GRAHAM, Stated Clerk
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23

The sixty ninth annual session of the SynoC
OF North Carolina will be held in Ashevilie, n
c.. September 9th, at q P. NJ.
w. S. LACY, Stated Clerk.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23

The Synod of Texas stands adjourned to meet
at Weatherford, Texas, on Friday, October 10th,
at o'clock, P NJ R. BUNTING.
Stated Clerk
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23

The Synod of South Georgia and Florida will
meet In Quitman, Ga, November 23d, 10 A. M.
WV. HENRY DODGE. Stated Clerk
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23
ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICES.
SYMBOLS.

The ninety fifth annual meeting of the Synod
of Virginia will be held in the First Presbyte-
rian church, Charleston. w. Va, October 18th,
at q P. NJ. JAMES P. SMITH, s. Clerk.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23
A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
STAUNTON, VA.
Miss Mary ]. Baldwin, Principal.

Opens September 9Th and closes June LIST, 1888.
Unsurpassed in its location; in its buildings
and grounds; in its general appointments and
sanitary arrangements: its full corps of supe.
rlor and experienced teachers: its unrivalied
advantages in Music, Modern Languages, Flo
cution, Fine Arts, Physical Culture and in
struction in the theory and practice of Cook
ing: the successful efforts made to secure
health, comfort, and happiness its opposition
to extravaganza: its standard of solid scholar
ship.
For full particulars, apply to the Principal for
Catalogues. ie 25-3m
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23
PRESBYTERIES.

The Presbytery of Maryland will meet at
R. l.. MCMURRAN, S. Clerk
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23

Delegates and others wishing to attend, by
notifying the undersigned at once can obtain
printed certificates, the presentation of which at
the respective stations of the B. & o. railroad
Will secure them tickets at their usual excur-
sion rates" P F1ETcEFp
C2arkSburg w Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23

Presbytery of Chesapeake meets at Salem.
Fauquier, on Wednesday September goth, at l /
o'clock, A, M Narratives for the Synodical
year called for. A w. PITzER. S. Clerk.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23

Abingdon Presbytery meets in Jacksonville,
Iazewell county, Va. on Wednesday, Septem
Der 9th, at q P. NJ
E. H. BARNETT, Stated Clerk
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23

East Hanover Presbytery will meet at Amelia
Z: a.; Va, on Wednesday, September 10th, at
II NJ. W. A. CAMPBELL S. Clerk.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23
EDUCATIONAL.
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

This school is eligibly located in the Pied
ment region of Virginia, Bedford county, twelve
miles west of Lynchburg, adjoining the Bedford
Alum Springs, with ample grounds and build
ings. 1t affords every needed facility for pupils
seeking good school under Christian nurture
IN healthy climate. Charges moderate, $3.50
Tor board and tuition.
Address REV. B. w. MOSELEY.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23

OohVeyances VIII be In readiness at Fort
Spring Depot to accommodate members arriving
A. NJ, that from the east at 1923 A. NJ. The
church is 81 miles from the depot. The open
ing sermon will be preached and II A. NJ.
S. r HoUsToN
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23

The Presbytery Of Lexington will meet in
Central Church, Clarksburg. W. Va. August
30th, at "a P. NJ r. c WALKER
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23

The fall meeting of West Hanover Presbyte-
~ will be held at Rivanna church September
18th, at II A. NJ, CHAs. WHITE, S. Clerk
Delegates will please notify me at once how
and when they will come. Those coming bv
rail will be met at Columbia with conveyances.
those coming by private conveyance will please
report at Rivanna Mills if they arrive on Mon
day; after that at Rivanna church.
II. H. MCLEAN, Columbia, Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23
MOLDAVIA SCHOOL

MOLDAvIA SCHOOL
IM FOR GIRLS.
The next session of this school will begin
September LIST, 1882. and end the 7th of June,
1888.
TERMS per session of nine months: Board
and tuition in English, Latin. and French,
$l6O; Music, vocal and instrumental, $45.
For circular and full particulars address the
Principal, Mrs. KATE McKELWAY,
jy 26-2m Smithville, Charlotte Co., Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23
EDUCATIONAL.
EDWARD ACADEMY.

TOIVI1VVll I'D w AIVD AOADLM I.
REV. THOS WHAREY, A. DID. PRINCIPAL.
WILLIAM H. WHITING, A NJ, Assistant.
Especially designed as preparatory school
for Hampden Sidney College and for the ordi-
nary business of life
The session opens on September LIST.
For catalogue and particulars address
REV. TH0S. WHAREY, D. D.,
Jy Ppm Keysville, Charlotte county, Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23

Greenbrier Presbytery will meet at Mount
Pleasant church, September Goth, at II o'clock,
A. M. Sunday School convention on Sabbath,
I'D. M. /. LACY, Stated Clerk.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-01
So m Epbe errettet.

Wiaiam s. gouoblin Don @Omersille,
Wai" iast /; SIN 5erbit 1875 befam
i'd aunsentluten, sefolSt BON eiuem BETTE
gen 3uiten. SD perlor cen Mppstit unb
msin Gleii& uno wurbe bsttlaSeriS. in
lS77 bradte man mid ins 9csp!tal. Tie
Nsr3te ertldrten, id bate Elm God in met
ner aunSe BON Der @rSbe eines bulben
Dcllarfids. Sosar bic Naaridt bon
nietnem Guce perbreitets f6. SD CAB
ouc 5cffauuS uuf; ba emp9abl mir ein
Greuo Or. William 5alls Ba l.
NJ ii + bic eunee. SD sebraudte
eine Slaide uno 3u meinsm Gtitaunen
murbs id beRer. unb bin heute seiiinoer,
als fsit orei Sabren.
SD idreite bies In Der 5oRnuns, bab
Sober nit i,uuter 4unoe Bebaftete Or.
Us lillian 5alls BAL am &C.
braudt. unb Id bin iibsr1euSt, boB bas'
fslbs bic aus,ebruns beilt. SD ianr
poittio bebaupten. bab mir Der Baliau
mebr @utes erwieieu bat, ale aue iibrs
Sea Nr3eueien 3uiummen, bic i'd nabm
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,SGlu6 fulst.)

= 8iele Grfolge fpre6en fir bic
pobltbdtige @irfung BON Neu # d b :
ter's u9ent cbes Stnberz
IN eb l"(Paedotrophine)als yfabrungsz
mittel fir Sduglinse. Or. Carl gran,
elmer Der dlteiten beuti6en 9lerste BON
Stem Oorf, i6reibt: 8on allen @urroz
gaten fiir Wtuttermil6, 6ie mir Bis tebt
befannt getporben, muB i'd % utz
1cbes &inoerm eb l"fiir oas Stpedz
entipre6enfe erfldren. IS 1T i6mafr
baft, leiGt per0aulib, nabrbaft unb,
mar BON Der grOBten 8eoeutung, ipiro
febr gern BON BEN &inbern genommen.
eSSn allen renommirten Mpotbefen gu ba=
ben.
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9as WttteI fpllte bntt aIfen pe.fomem, Sung
tmo Mtt, sebramdbt tueroer, fobaIs ftdb !.
ctte2 oet pttaen @hutptotte aefdf.

etWeS uet VUtDeW SUWpIoUte det6t.
~ gsss aaf Reiiem IT eeer im .snaeiamoe.
men elmer DcfiS, um bte 2eber In seiunber Tbatio.
tett 3n halten, alle MaIarte, gaatoe MntdQe.
Wtrre. nessiett, H. LMtsoerseialasenset u. {. w. ab.
frenben. Dd8 WHttd trtrb ipie elm @laS getn frafs
tissn, TIT aber tetn beramid5 enses Wetrdt,f.
gSetm man ettpaS fdjtuer WeroatItdleS ae.
8efien bat pber NdftS ntdt f6Iafen tam, rlebme
man etne Opfis nnb bte Grleiteruns mrb eintrefen.
eowobl Seit tute 9ofturre mmmeem tpersea
erfpart, tuetttt matt ben WeauIafpr tets !,
norratbt8 tut Samfe bait! 4
Denn 9Ietdptel tpel4es 2eibcn F@ einitcnt, elm
turaaus fiterss. abfabrenoes, eafte nerbeis
ferneeS nnb ftdtfenoeS Mittel iptrb nte unredt
snsebraat ietn. Das Mittef 1T nnaefdbrltdb unb
nod oaS WerguiiBen.
unS Bat bte san,e Graft aab aiiamt.it son eatume
ccer 9btntn obne trsenb etne ber i4aslt@en Nads
wtrtun8en berfelben.
Sensntk bon eittett @oubetntmr.
gs.mn,ons Ssssr @esnlator" tft fett lansersr 3eis
seust bab er cine Beret@eruns Ter Mranettffeuiaft
btlbet.-S. @tIl 81 bnrter, @puperneur pra Gia.
enm: MIeTameer 9. etepbems pon @esrsia
last: Der Gesran& BON rSimmons aiper Reauias
peiter du prafen.
n9aS Gtnaise naS ttfeMtaIs 2fttSermma
Ssssrtaet: SO BABE stele Mtttel sss.n Dpspepia,
9eIanoen ras MIR y fpp5l betpmmen TT ipte vGtms
mcns n, g stper 3esulator.1 SD babe BON aRinneicta
Mebisin ipssen NOD weiter ihiden aud midte t%
anen dbnliA. 2eibenben anratben Is nit btesem
ittel III seruen, ba IS bas etn3ise ju ein f@eint,
ba5 nieinalS 2tnberuns periaat =
V: M. Sanner, Minneapplis, Winn.'
9r. 3. %. Matsn iast: Dur& tbat5aaIi@e
@rfaerung TN @ebrdudbe BON rStmmpnS atper
@esulatcr" in metner Bragts BIN ID BON ieiner Gns
msnnuns eefrtebtst unb t4 perprbne ibn als cine
Ibfdbrunss =Nrjnet. : -
80 Ran ne6me nur ben eaten, Der Eets Bic
rotte Ran0eI2marfe unb bic Wamensunters
i@rift s: 3. 3eiItn & 60. auf tem flnihIaae
Tast. vet allen nIpDtbetern au baben.,
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8axoetbtIt llmtseYfItat, ssaibsiMe. 1emn.:
BON pssf. OSsbss rBropbYlsstie Flu.t.1 Gls Dess
tnFeerussss unb &eintsnns smttel iE Is fcpoR
tbeoreif4 ute prottti@ srr5n8lt4er ais onesre tes
tannte Wfittef.-N. 8. 9uptc n, grof. ser 9temte.
Sea. MeIaaber 8. GtepbenS, 0ecrsta;-
Ser. GbaS. 8. Deems, Srenblinas sRir4s y. T.;
Sol. &c Gente, Columbia, untperithtsprot S.@.i
8fes. q. s. Batte, Bref Wereer= =11ntperttM;
9mrdbauS 1otbwenst9 To. feeen @auSbelt.
I'prtpmmen nni&ablt4. 3u tnnerit&em ceer huber'
li&em Getraud f1r Renf&en une 0teh.
Das r6lutb" tit srdnbIi@ erprcbt pcreen nno wts
bter BON tim bebauptet ptrb. Bur ponfanbtseren
Nusfunft laHe man ti4 bet ietnem Gpetteter ein
Gssmplar ber grui&are seben oser tpenbe I'D beshalb
an bic Gtsenttamer,
3. q. ,StIt~ ~,
Gabrictrenbe Gbemtter, VbuabeIpptS
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La. g. H..

Die 2cuii1ana Staetso.tsris III bt, etHstss, Vi.
spn etnt goIEe enbuiitrt marbe
2putIana 9tate Qptterp g..
Ditfss Snti:ut rurbs sest: 1853 fiji, o..
stebanes> unb Wptltbdtiel.te- 4peGe spn ht
5:aaisleJia!atur fur Zen 5eitraum Don finfunb.
twaH,;s SaS.er scfesIia taeurtorrt NIT tts.r
Rapital sea t1,t0o.o00, gu m.l1em Et frbtt,
.iasn RstrSefOus we $3.50. .ooo 6in,uasfaat 10,
0urt Elm iiber rftDsnBiift5 3otlm nurten tty
Rehte e;n She'll Fer eeeenpartisen Staatseon.
ititItion, arsenpmmsn am 2. December 1877
Gine gate @efegeugcit fein Gfa6
ia ,1aGer.
.hre errfeu 3tebunsen sea einstin.
Nummern n 1nben mpnatItt fat. Mt,ma.e ut:
stne 5te9uns ssrfastsn. Esas!eie nadfo!etnt i,
9lan.
0rpBes Yrpmcnabem @pnsert,
wdbreno tpeldem bic aueerorbentlide
balbiabrlide 3iebuns
IN Few Srlsans BEN 10. December, 1851, oIaITe
W. fittfnb.t
@ls uafer. tnnfiieer 9i.buueen kntssEat nais
Aufftdtt unb 9et.ung Der 0tntrdle
@. o. 8eaaresare pnu gnmisiasa ane
gahzl 9. @ar1y pau Tirginieu.
9dnptprets 100000.
Gidets gu 10 Dollar teocs. 9albe Tidets
IS, Giinftsl So unb 3eantel ST..
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- Die diemi,d,e 9ambfreinis

sumss alnftalt, Soufonitrabe 412,
6abrif 8. @traBe 321, empfieblt ii9
CUR &einigung uno gntfernung irgeab
tpel6er Gleden in 9amen unb 9errette
&!eibern. Wieberberitellung BON @am=
met, Seibe unb 9eppi6en Specialitdt.
Metbobe mad %. Spinbler in Berlim.
8olle 3ufriebenbeit garantirt. 8lumz
boffer unb & al NIT orf.
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- Wenn Sic unbebaglib fiiblen, ben
spleen baben, melan6olii6 iinb &C.,
bann mub es llnperbauli6feit fein tpo'
ran sic leiben.
8rotpn's giieuzYitters furirt es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-01

iie bic @rfe unb GinSise mar, bic b es
falte ifolae Ser5 empfinben lebrte.
@altber's Blid baftete forldenb auf
ibrem Nntlie, er mar bitter, idmer5lth
gelrannt, pie in einer qualpOaen unrube.
(Gdlu6 fplat)
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9drate tno ftcrem bermrfaGten 2s;Ssa.
Shntbtnu,e ciner crfranften Qe6er.

l1ebler @tbem; Sdmer3 In Ser Gette, 5lrelca
inter benz S4nlterblatte unb ptrb bann NIT 6beumaz
p6bnlt9 @eraopftbeit, supeilen abwedielnb nit
SfenletbtSfett; ber &ppf BON S6mer,en belaitiat,
tppbei betra4tfiter gerIuit be5 Grtnnerunss
gens; 5ulpetlen en fdiuaher, trodener Sniten uns
s9ptnblu9t sebalten pirb; ber gattent tlast iiber
Whbtsfet Inb Sawa9e; lit nerp6s; sealte pber bren,
menbes Geflhl in ben Shben 5upeflen etne itebenbe
GmpRnbuns; Bite Gebensseiiier ntebersei6lasen, unb
mennslet4 man ttber5eust u, bab Geibesbewesuns
ia man mibraut iebem 9eilntttel. WerIdiebene ber
nbtsen Spmptpnle begleiten bic 3rantbeit; aber es
iinb Safe pprsetominen, In benen nur pentse bappn
rrrbanben ipdren; bod Bat BITE tlnteriu1uns mad
aerteien -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-01

= DpspspFu Der sefdbrli6ife Tsinp
ber @eiunbbeit, wttb bu,G Nnmenbun9
bon J, Aders DpspepRasT TubletS" turirt.
1ei allen NpotHeiern ju haben.
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= Reines Blat erbdlt bic @tIunbbeit.
Or. Nders Btcob Glirir" wiro BON ben
berporraSenbiien Ner5ter empfohlen. Bel
alle Hpotbefern ju taben.
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- - # p y Il It a.

4uffS r ilIem fTnt fpssien fur btefe H&ne
h.-.itst. efnrDpfiS pernrfadpt einen fpIdbfnxHsds
ri I'm 6enben. bee ner seiesnse ssissnst LIZ e:
's.S "a per 9crver eefidbrf unn nurt TIRE fenti6e
III s5,sma orf r6nnnnssp reane elm reeeimdets
~ - StssSIedua Rerssrgersfen mtre. yretS 25 qenfs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-01

0eee,. 0Aatla6
tttte f1pb5t te0tebef,
9tpbfberte, epeis
6ettmb, &aI18es
t@triire, Ye6ett,
MaSettt tatt6 aHe
aattte6e1tOesa &tattts
J beite,s. lBer 3ronfe
j sebrau1eri. @eIbe8
lrprben, tta1eeiit oa&
tt8etnisoe,s bate.
9torbtlt furtrt.
Sin @ttteI sesen titles
rii9e cber PFansenStfte,
@tt@e ac.
Bo6ett .ttso Wo6etts
Nartett b betbhtet.
Gin Mattglieb metner
6amifte befam bic Bpden.
Sd tpenbete bas sGluib~
an /; ber Battent perief
nt@t In Gteberbtse, tes
bielt feline Rp6ennarben,
tonnte nab et,pa bret
0c1en nieber umber<
gcben, unb bte anperen
tn. 3anfe bIteben rerz
lHcnt. VI. 4drttns
fpYt, 0bildtefpbtd.
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x1ltt's
Nine,,
Gps.sytp,ne eimer
3abr9ans Is

Il NTH dftNeft e E B { +.
WouaeI an Appetit, @ebarm 1erRcpfrng.
S6msraen tun Hcpt NIT eiuea bnmpfen @ethbl
I'M Ssnferfopfe, e&mer5en inter ben 83ulfer..
sixtfern. Nufaetrieteufein na& benz &ffen, NIT
Mbmeiauno sesen iebe fSrpertide cber geiffi9e
TbStiaieit. reisbaresg Temperament, tribe etini.
NINA NIT benz beionberen @efiible, trgene
sfne ptliegenteit Derseffen au baben, yetbt8>
feit. Mirres 6ersflrpfeil, Yunfte Dor ben AuSen,
asISe 6aut, Absrbaupt 6cpffdmer5en obsrkalb
pes redten auses, tinru5tser S@lat NIT beaisS'
81 . + H pD u II a.
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Gs n,er3t
@aIaria aus.

pCVtSHtf tVhtC SU
Tteber ia bamtt Seheut
tMtparje Grbre@ets Il
Htebesmee unb franfe
Derjctse,s erqutdt unb
@unoItege,a rer9ntet
burH BabeTi NIT vDars
Bps Gluib.A
nmreitte 3uft itni4hbs
lid sema@t u. seretntat.
Gesen tMItt,st,tett Gals
etn f4ereS 9eilmtttsl.
6t,,soSftpW 5er=
tort.
Gesen exfro1ease 8abe,
8rotttexIess, 46iass
prtbotDe1t, Atttoes
rtete,ae 0aiat &c.
Nbe,ai,.at ttSusuA ee=
betlt.
@et1ex, ipeibes9etnt
bur4 ben @ebrdu@ be6
rTlutb" erlonst.
@6tWDN Neter rerbdtet.
Bum 0eiuteett oe4
MtbetiaA itnb Sdtss
bexas BET Saline lit
es annbertreHR@.
&Ataryb Selinbert une
Sehetlt.
Wofe sebeilt.
0rostb btusttaaett auf ber
6tele Seltnbert.
Naxteas rerhAtet.
@,abx tArirt.
@tsttoett RAID sebellt.
Sd babe bas r6luis1
irhbrenb iinierer iesisen
S8aaatfieber > $simiu=
dung NIT enti4tebenem
0uten anseirenbet. Gs
III fur bas &ranfenSimmer
nnerldblid. Wm. s.
Sdnbfprh, Gprte, Mla.
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SipBtbtrie
berbItet.

Dte Herlte bier ses
bran9en Darbps sGlutb1
NIT srpbem Grfelse bet
Dtpbtberie.
q. Stclfe l. NJ erf,
Greensboro, Via.
3le@te aussetrpdnet.
Cholera perbntet.
0efMtDiire 9eretnt9t
anb sebeilt.
Det 9coeSfdMett tcflte
ber 2et4nam bamit Bee
| tanhelt iperbeH es
| iptrb ieben wtherlt3eu
0eru@ perhnten.
Der o,tS9eaetd)ttete
Mrat 9r. 8. Martou
9tutS, Retp Yorf, iast /:
$50 Bin hberjeust, sab
Yrpf. Oarbp8 Erpphpz
Tactic Etuib etn tpertbs
pptle8 DestuiictruusS
| sn{ttef IN "
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DarbDs
prop@g(aCtiC }luio.

Gin 4AmStptstbf6 a ftss@ @e6enitatto tae
al9omsetnen 8auitItem9ettau@.
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xasltA. 8rete DrsHe
erlueint
i'd nit Nnsnobme bes @rnnta6s
nnb Fofet
srnoO fiir bos Satr Uber $3.50 tar
3 Wenst,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-12
10. 2. Mail. No. 4 Express
No, z. MAI.
EASTW ARD.

N.B.-E. L. 4 B. 8. R'y runs by Columbus Tire
"a minutes slower than G. o. R'y Time.
G. 4 o. Ry Trains run daily. Lexington DiVl-
sion Trains do not run on sunday.
No. MAIL.-Connects at Lynchburg Junction
for the South and Southwest at Ashland, Ky
with scioto Valley Railroad for the Northwest; 81
Lexington, KY. with Kentucky Central Railway for
Cincinnati aud the West and with L.. 4 n. Rail
way for the Southwest.
No = MALL. and n. and Kentucky Central
Railways connect at Lexington, Ky. and Scioto
Valley Railroad at Ashald, Ry., with No. 2. No.
2 con lects at Lynchbnrg Junction for the South
and Southwest; and at kichmond for the South.
No. 8 EXPRESS. connects at Huntington with
steamers for Cincinnati and the West
No. 4 EXPRESS.-Connects at Lynchburg june
ton for the North; at Richmond for the SOUTH and
on Tuesdays and Fridays with o. d. 5. s. for New
York.
pullman Sleeping Coaches daily on Nos. / and
between Huntington and WfllismsoD's.
sleeping Coaches daily on Nos. 5 and between
Richmond and White Soulpher.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
New Coaches through between Cincinnati and
Richmond on Nos. I and without change.
For Rates, Tickets. Baggage Checks apply to
sny Office of C. q o. ny; or Depot or Ticket Once
Of connecting Lines
II, w. FULLER, @; W. SMITH,
graf. Gen1 Msnsgor
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Among those present at the sale

Among those present at the sale
were Messrs. John Ridgeley, Of
Hampton; Boykin Lee, B. F New,
GOMEZ. George Elder, Edward
Murray, DIR. Gibbons, Henry Win
te-, Howard Munnikhuysen, NJ Cay,
Rogers, Barnett, VonKapfh, Wilson
Mr.. w. II. Birch, OF Birch & Sons;
H. ]. Fadelay, of Leesburg; Mr.
|G. A. T. SnouffeI, of Frederick
county. DIR. John Fairfax, Of Prince
Georges county: Mr.. Benjamin
Palmer. of Montgomery county;
Mr. C. G.. Emack, of Prince
Georges county; Mr.. James NJ.
Hoger, of T.oud,un county, Va. and
Messrs- Edward Kinks. cftrederici'
Samuel Hopkins, Howard county;
James Chatham, Alexandria; DR..
NJ. d. Hume. Prince Georges; Asa
NJ. Frederick and Arthur S ADLER, OF
Montgomery county; LawrasOn
Riggs Jr. of Washington, Arthur
Cropley, District of Columbia;
Joseph Hopkins, Baltimore county;
Walter Dorsey and Walter Brooke
Howard county; A Poole and W.
Il. Poole, Montgomery county. ,
The term Percheron is derived
from the district OF Perche, the
summit region of the plateau ex-
tending from the sea to the basins
Of the Loire and the Seize. "a
the north is Normandy, the west,
Normandy and Maine; tie east
Beancc. and the south, Vendemoi7
Rugged and billy, exposed to cold
winds and rains, strength and EN-
durance must result from the sur
vival of the titiest.~ The h )trOus
Counts OF Perche were here BORN
whose shields bore the three horse
hoofs, and at Tours were captured
the Arabian chargers from the ad-
mixture Of whose blood "lth the
native horse the sturdy, stalwart
and speedy percheron OF to day mas
sprunq. All Of the best horses are
descended from Arab blood. All
those sod yesterday were from The
bluest of blue blood Of horses IN
Perche, The progenitors, and their
breeding for generations back arc
well known to NJ. Adolph Simon
tie gentleman who selected them
in France. WHO is friend Of Mr.
Walters. and an officer Of the gov
eminent Haras. Any relationship
between any two of the animals
imported has been carefully avoid
ed. The stations weigh up TO
about 1000 pounds. and the mares
to about 1900. 1t is claimed Tor
these horses that they are accllmat-
ed and in fine health and condition,
with such pc, er action, spirit
endurance and docilIty as to make
them superior to any other draft
horses in the world. Maryland
has never had such sale beiore'
and it is hoped that Ii ever such
an opportunity is again offered
Maryland horse. breeders will more
largely avail themselves OF the
opportunities afforded them, and
not permit those from other states
to steal home thunder.
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SUNDAY Ksabims.
Sowing and Reaping.

Rev. N. l.. Brakeman, Of Valparai-
so, Ind, some time since delivered TO
young men a lecture on the above
theme. The following is an extract
from tue Vidette's report:
We ale free we can SOW as we will
but must reap as We sow.
sow 10 the light, The little, and The
low, and reap frivolity, vanity, aud
chaffy manhood; sow 10 idleness, OK.
trayagarce, poverty. and reap pauper.
ism: sow to utter, sclfshness and reap
The hearty contempt Of mankind; SOW
TO easy ind ifiereuce, and reap a hard
fate: SOW to ignOranc , and reap bsr-
barism; sow to the merely ahimh 10
man-to appetite, lust, ADD passion
and reap ictemherAnce, licentiou,n' IS
and bcas ly dissipation; Sow to the
wind aud reap the whirlwind; SOW to
this life alone, and reap materialsm
and inhdeiity; sow 10 vice and crime,
AID reap shame and death, be two
face i-proslitute principle to policy
SOW u doutle dealing, aud reap a
tsofoli lnfamy (This practice it was
that fin lly plunged our nation into
civil ""war, drenched the land with
blood, and laid $4,000 Of our brave
men. and as many Confederates 10
untimely gravss = In wo'd, SOW 10
forbidden pleasure to the uncertain
uusatisfyiog, short lived, eOrruptIug
Joys of earth, and sin and material
sense-the uugodly principles and
prac tees of the world, the flesh and
the devil aad reap the bitter pains
in time and eternity.
Or, SOW 10 contrast to all this, and
reap accordingly: sow TO the right, the
true, the good-to humanity, to God,
AID heaveu-a and then 90 forth joyous
ly to the iDgathering, while angels and
all the good Of earth join in shouting
the harvest has como Young men,
which seed are you sowing and will
yon continue TO SOW ? Which harvest
shall be yours Either is at your
command: which shall come is for yOu
to decide You are the maker Of your
fate: you reap what you SOW. The
same is true of the family, OF society,
of the State aud the nation, as all his
tory attests. At the close Of the lee
ture the choir sang with great fleet
iyentss The hymn, "O,whas shall the
harvest be!"The hours service seemed
to leave deep aud solemn impression
upou the large audience.
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