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TRE NEWS AND 11RAL.I)
Ti I-WKEKI LY EI)I''ION.
TIlE MIRt.1CL I.
Two men were talking once iu
England.
"Well. you may say what you
please,' said one ; 'I, foor my part,
cannot believe that God would first
impose laws on nature and then go
7n to violate his own laws. What
would be the use of making them it
they are to be so easily set aside ?"
"I dinna ken, sir, what God may
do, or what he winna do," said the
scot, very reverently. "But I don't
regard a miracle to be a violation o
the laws o' nature, or rather the lawt
o' God, that I ken, save the wicked
netions o' wicked men."
"And whatt then," asked he, "de
you make a miracle to be '?"
"I regard it to be merely such
an interierence wi' . the estab
lished course o' things as infallibly
shows us the presence and action o'
supernatural power. What o'cloc
is it wi' you, sir, if you please ?'
"It is half-past twelve exactly,
Greenwich time." replied he.
"Well, sir," said the Scot, pulling
a huge old time-piece from his pock
et, "its one o'clock wi' me. I gen
orally keep my watch a little for
ward, but I may have a special
reason, the no(, foa setting my
watch by the railways, 30 you see I
am turning the hands o' it round.
Noo, wad ye say I hne violated the
law o' the watch ? True I hae dnc:
watchdon wi' a' its laws could not
liae done for itself, but I hae dont
violence to nane o' its laws. Myc
action is only the interference o
a superior intelligence for a suitable
end. But I had suspended nue law,
violatid na law. Weel, then.
instead o' the watch, say the universe
insted o' the Imoving o' the hands,
say God acting worthily o' him-e f,
and ye hae a' that I contend for him
a miracle ; that is, the ingn1esi ion -
able presence o' a mighty hand
wot king the Di' i,a will. And if he
Hees fit to work miracles, who can
hinder him ? He has done it oftencer
than' once or twice already, and who
dare say that he will not got leave
to do it again ?"
Is there a better illustration of it
miracle than this of the old Sot tel -
man ? Looked i' rightly. there
iced be no difficulty about this
matter of miracles, which so miny
rational people so coolly nssert is s,)
beyond beli.:f as to be unw.rthy of a
thought.
DEMAND FOR WIY.vEs.-The Sneor -
intendc-nt of Emigration at New
York is overrun with letters from
the West asking him- to secure for
them wives from among the cmi
grants arriving at Castle Garden.
One man, a farmer, writesi from
Iowa that mnari'iageale women in
those par'ts are very scarce, and bie
is anxious to marry this spring, and
will give tihe best 'eferecnce. An -
other, a St. Louis bamker', offers his
heart anId han al "to the right per'
son," and is ready to marry at once.
CeoOED D)EPWrYT SHIERIFFsa --The
Brooklyn llagle hams the following:
WVhen Sheriff Riley, of King's
County, entered up)on the duitios of
his effice lie promised that he
should remember the work which
tihe colored men had done for himl
in the canvas and at the polls. On yes.
terday ho redeemed his pledge
by the appointmeont of - two colored
men .as deputy sheriffs. Their
names are Williatp E. Brown, of the
Eleventh Ward, the well known~
orator and stumpl speaker, and Wmn.
T. Br'adfor-d, of the Seventh WVard.
REMVOVAL.
WE aro now locatodl in the bi-i
Vbuilding tormerly occup)ied by
Messrs. J. F. MoIMaster & Co,, - where w'
will be glad to welcome our eustomneri
and friend,.. Will oontinuo to deal ir
general mercbandise, and will endeavo
to pleaso by sticking to our umotto
GOOD QUALITY, H*ON E8T QUANT11ITY:
l'lese call. J. M. JIEATrY & CO.
moih 15
SALE UNDE~R MORTGAGE.
'l1 N pursuian~e of authorit'y conf'err-ed or:
L 111 as (President of' the Winnsbore
Btulilding and Loan Association, b'y pow.
er of attor-nay contained inl deicds of
mortgage executed by 1U. Jackson McCar
ley, of data respootiv'ely thme eightenm h
day of October, eIghteen hundred and c
aeventy-sev'en, and( the thirteenth da~
of Aprilke1ght oni huniidred ad heventy-.
eight livill-offor fo'r. sal on the first
Mon4 in April, 1i79,.at pu~bic~ outery,
to tlhlghiost bidder', (before the court
bo.4aloor in WViinSboro, between the
hours of'e lob'619ek, a. in.,- and :flyv
o'clock, p. -mi., th'e following-~describedj
pmpegmnortgaged by the said .4. JN) '.
son Ne0Al&y W-the eil'. Winenb Sr.
B3uildin~ anil L ni' A ehiion, and tc
Alhat piol iu'col or~tract .o .' nd
convOe0ed to -b d R. Jacoh )~ ar
county; ei'~ sIe~ , ot-Nn ae'
blanda"fof John , #imibe. Jo.hA U G
Briee, rad othory '.3 /9 a
Trmns'of,wald-Os; iP'dt@iasQig h'g,
for all neceosnry~paper s.
~. ~..Presdt. WVho. B. & I. Aisjiq itiqa
Winnsbore. 8I. 0., dIaroh 14,- 1819.
. eo -o-d
TUTT'S
PILLS!
INTRODUCED, 18650.
ATORPID LIVER
is the fruitful source of many diseases, promi.
nent among which are
DYSPEPSIA, SICK-HEADACHE, COSTIVENESS,
DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVER,
JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM
PLAINT, COLIC, ETC.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Loss of Appetite and Nausea, the bowels
are costive, but sometimes alternate with
looseness, ain in the Head, accompanied
wiU a~Dull seonsationin the back part,Pain
in the right side and under the shouldir
blade-, fullnassa tor eating, with a diemi
olination to exertion of body ormind, Iri.
tability of temper, Low spirits, Ioss of
memory, with afeelingof~havingneietid
some duty, General weariness; Dirainoss,
IFluttering at the Heart Dots before the
eyes, Yellow 3kin, Headache generally
ovori e right eye, Restlessness at night
with fltful dreams~ highly colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNING8 ARE UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUTT'S PILLS
are especially adapted to such
cases, a single dose effects
such a change of feeling as to
astonish the sufferer.
TUT T'S PILLS
sre compounded from substances that are
free from any propertioestht cau inlure
the most delicate organization. 'they
Hearch Cleanse, Purify, and Invigorate
thentire tystem. By relieving the en
gorged Liver, they cleane the blood
frem poisosous humors, and thus impart
health aad vitality to the body, causing
the bowels to act naturally, _without
which no one can feel iwell...
A Noted Divine says:
Dr. TUTT -Dear Sir; For ten years I have been
a martyr to Dyspepsia, donstipation nd Piles. Last
Spigyour Plewere recommended to me ;I used
the with little faith). I am now a well man
ae on .appetite, digestion perfect, regular stools,
piles gone. and I have gained forty pounde solid flesh.
They are worth their weight in eol.
Ray. R. L. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
TUTT'S PILLS.
Their first effect is to Increase the Appetite,
and cause the body to Take on Flesh, thus the
aystem is nourished, and by their Tonic Ac
ton on the Digestive rgans, Regular
Stools are produced. g I
, DRs Js F. HAYWOOD, i1
OF NEW YORK, SAYS:
"Few diseases exist that cannot be relieved by re
storing the Liver to its normal funotionse and for
this purpose no remedy has ever boon invented that
has as happy an effect as TUTT'8 PILLS."
SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS.
Office 35 Murray street, New York:
(P Dr. TUTT'S MANUAL of Valuable Infor
mation and Useful Receipts " will be mailedfres
on application.
TUT T'S HAIR DYE.
RAT HAIR oR WrsaEns changed to a GLoss!
JLACK b a single appication of this 1)Y$. It im
parts a Natural Color, aota Instantanoously, and is
as Harmless as spring water. Sold by Druggists, or
sent by express on receipt of $1.
OffOe, 35 Murray St., New York.
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inlme tIi elc 'ii ap0. l iices, . k-kI a
v'. iciaiin y'ur own lo~ e ir y aibO. I it..i I
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pitnm sfn'ticg Inen-a .m-', 1'. 0. M IE:; pi IX*
alire to o.:. T1. A. 810coo0, 151 P'earl Stice
mnch '22-4iw
HIAX! HA\YII
~r U'ST r'eaiv'e1, Lw ena';Anida chiniao
eJ North CaOrolin HaiI ,y, '* h Cdh will bo
sold. LO0W i-: (CAsu andc CAsi ONL.Y.
moht 18-txtf J. D). McGARL~EY.
A CHIANCE FORU BARGAINS.
roHinire stock formerly b)(olnging
1. to Lad ros., will be removedl on
Saturth:y, Ite 91!d. Pt'eson wisiniig to
buy itt 2., to 50 por cent. below ot will
do weill to cal this wotik.
mioh 18 -1w -
NEW DE1PARTIUE
GREA T ATTRAOTION!
MANY usfu artioles for th houseo or
aY. ,inuwtmnt for t.h a yoinna itt liv o
centts or ton (Ce 144, which.usually .41 idl t.
three timei the prloo. ('all dibd sco thiea.
They will intoresit any one.
inc 15 Meiu'i'kR *Bl I.
)t AU0 G.1 tal'tiI Ch ihil ir Cality, to Sapply tho Itapii Demand*
$1,.oo P E It WFI XI EW MADIC EAS y. lIOtS AND W AGONFU1tNIS.ICD P ARE.
'~) ~u NN1 .) A j(kIE 8UC0%8.
The ormr High 1'riecd Miachino Reducod to
Twe ty oHars.
'I'horoughly warrratnted and sent to you for examination before you pay for it. And
n1. o;g.tt.ion to kopnI ono, if not ui"eri-:t thn aly masolino yon v'or hal. Every
ta'nu y van nct wl I c tv i1 ir=t-lat se,milig miibino. The old favorit.o and roliabIle
sttdardl SI WDING MAIEJ CIXYE $20. Acknowledgos NO SUPERIIOR !
We C'amnot .llake a i;tt.ter .tlthine at Auy Prico c:
Till IIIGIIT PRE11 . \11l awareold th,) stitch itt tho CENTEINIAL. E
:"trielly Fir<t--%l- R)i'. eIt'le dIouble thle :d loek stilch ritanhinoi more 00m. 1
pbeste iII el'ini-"linu tnt th tit ai y m! io r. I litid c.oii! miing all Ie11 hte i It rove- .,
- ellnltS, wtuIA ti1w m)tl all,li We Im1 Jltaiiti. for whielh th 2
''ANDA 1ID IS SO POPULAlt.
A ftithfl fvtily 'i vin 'n-1 -',imne in evitry zense of the worl-tlhtt rins simo ot
11 1 .11 m. .: 1'r .t.,;ri.?i.lm of,) .la or ianeY s-wjing wiith eits.) anld crtailty---i
wi r'U i al w m. aA t1 , an. i 0 So LIhori.gily iesto(i whil iln lnse for years in thous
:ul mm f-uniiities, timtt .th ui ti nt'. at l -tCl vt mls our titutorv is witrrant.ed for fi-,o
}vm i's, inod kept in rer,11r m r m of ChIrgil. Molri t.u'11114 1 iat oive if not p rfe-ot
ly. .'iiat(ory. e 1:Iv m, inl pri .tt tar doU n b lim ill other miachines. No extrits
to Ip..y for. E;.tuwh Im1achi .m is w."ouit!anlio I by ai more completo onttitt of tnIerons
mtl I leil 11 att:mulIllt.s for all iu:ds of wt (.jrjo of any extra charge) thai is
tlien t,itl itan' otlh'r lutmllm at iny pritml. Tho ttandardM ltchino has iiioro good
I1t ttics than.11 thIose: of (lOlAu th price. Light and emy running, a child cn uso
S trog nil durable, never ot. of order. liapid aind certaia in execltion. No
ils l:-t4 t-)g: or c,tltus to wear ont or imak9 a noiNo. Will last for years. Is ready in
it mmne"nt, an111d I n Irlrood in in holr. M ihes the double t irid lock stitch alik
oin botil s'des of tou1e golds, froni clmlb ic to leather, u.Ies a sh-ort, itraight and
Sr-u1nm nt(eeh, ext ra1 1011m. lirge, easily threaded shuttle. With new nutomatic
tt"::sitoJ. Lmrgec bolbbin's nablmW of holding one hundre.i ya rds of thrend. A
o'gl, stnIll achine with great width of arm, giving it *.rany desired tnaltics
all'!t a- m.ha' raptnity for a wie raintge of ' ort:. It is the be. ;:muachine in principle
:a. il p o(int mt of coIotictim Ii. U se it at once and von will 'ise no other. Activo
w .wated inl thi., county to r-cem"ive orders iu(d' delivei Imachir_es. Extra in
d-tent; offered cltraymen, teachers, business men, &c. Illustrated
bfoo(, :.alavlItei of wcm':. % ith Iprice list. &c., free. Stfo delivery of goods guaran
tit t1m :(ll' t h e: 1.10 wlrIll. Adlress, STANDARD SEWING MACHINE, CO.,.
B1:AI)AY A C JON ImLAC'E, New York. fob 4-ti
NK\V FUIRNITUBE !
FOR. DESIGN AND WORKMANSHIP UNEQUALED.
EVERYTHING WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
-PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
A new supply of Window
Shades, Picturo Frames, Pic
A Vtures, Wall Pockets, Brackets
Mirrors, Spring Beds, Mat
tresses, and Children Car
9! rge
-: For pricos, call at the first
- - c. lass
URi TlTTJI E STOrE~B
Beicore naking your p1Urchases elsewhre.
LUMBElJ AT PTICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE AT MODERATE PRICES
ALSO PREPARED TO MAKE TO ORDER.
UNDERTAKER'S DEPARTMENT.
I keep on hnd a fnll supply of Mletalic and Rosowood Cases ard
;oilius of the finest finish. Also, a cheap stock of Coffins.
R. W. PHILLIPS.
oct 22
W TRM NEW AMBRIGAN1,
IT IS TnRf
ONLY SEWING MACHINE
WIIICn II.Ri A
Co1f-Threading Shuttlo.
It has Self-Setting Needle.
Never Breaks the Thread.
Never Skips Stitches.
Is the Lightest Running.
" IT UAS
A New and Simple Device
-4 rOR
Winding the Bobbin,
tWitheo u alni vi ho o , trap rom
out Uutbreadiug the
The Simplest, the Most Durable,
and in every respect the
BEST FAMILY SEWINC MACHINE.
The "NEW AMERICAN" is easily learned, does not get out of order, and will do more woe*
with loss labor than any other machine. Illustrated Circular furnished on application.
.A.GENr T W A.NT1E1D.
".6. DOVEY. Manaaer, 64 X. Charles Street, Baltimore, D4.
T. 0. B(3A,,, Agent for J,urli ..
EE A VALUABLE INVENTION.
THE WORLD RENOWNED
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machines. Its capacity is unlimited. There are more
WILSO0M MACH iNES sold in the United States than
the combined saies of all the others. The WILSON
MENDING ATTACH MENT for doing all kinds of repairing,
WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each mh#chine.I
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