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ltLEMENS' INDIAN TONIC,-lnfallibe cure V for Chi'ls, or Ague and Fever, and a sure reme- dy in Bilious, Remittent, and other Fevers.- rms invaluable medicine is purely vegetable. The mex amped of this truly unripaied Tonic, in cur ing, in d few hours, where all other remedies have failed and that too, in of from SIX months to ten years standIngwarrans the, assertion, that, if taken according to the directions, it is iniallible long i.st of erifcates in proof Of s nallibillty, might be added; but those upon the wrapper are deemed sufficient. .-.-... ....--#s.. t1
 IL is in the least nauseatng, nor does il operate upon the bowels; but salutary action II. on the whole system is so charming, that every one is high y delighted at their speedy recovery to health. Such
 remedy, the afflicted have long been in want of; one that cures speedily and permanently. where the usua caution to improper exposure is observed.s s,ae
 From the greai popularity of this medicine, many limitations, protesting 10 be .CLEMESs' IspiAS Tostc, are af,,.t. Therefore, be sure to ask io' that prepared by. Geo. W. House. Nashville, Tenn who is the sole propr ielor. ,-.- 2 iaifsff
 CAUTION. To prevent fraud, observe upon tht Directions upon the bottle, the written signature GEO. w. HOUSE.. Also, moulded in the bottle al IadIan, with the words, sClemens' Indian 1'onic prepared by Geo. W. House." All others are coun feit. For sale by H ,aa'i .st.fNHfsl sa
 R. l.. WATKINS & CO, Agents,
 ap25 tt3 tifi le Druggists, Mobile, Ala.
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IF U1TER-20 frkins prime Goshen, landing rx 1bship Mary Frances and foi sale by
 apl9 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, 86 Com sl.
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HNLOUR-St. Louis Flour in half bbls, store ! and for sale by
 aplS C. w. DORRANCE.
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DICKl ES-ln bbls, half bbs, kegs and jars. apI9 FnsDICK & CHARLoCK, SC Co,o st.
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f fNHEAP DRY GOODS FOR RCASH-DAEIELs V BRADY have now for sale the following Goods to which they would call the attention of the country merchant and planter, .r
 Negro and Mackinaw Blankets a7 Negro Kerseys and Plains
 Cable Twist kersey, very heavy
 Cottonades and Kentucky Jeans
 Merinoes and Alpacca Lustres ss
 Blue Dennms and Blue Drngs
 Brown and Bleached Drlngs .H.I French Drllings, white and coored
 Spring and Summer Calicoes Printed Muslins of all descriptions . Black and colored Silks
 Irish Linens of all widths and makes.
 Russia and Barnsley Sheeting Linens 5 and GA Pillow Case Linens ss
 Table Cloths and Linens Towels, Napkins and Diapers
 Silk and Cotton Hosiery of all descriptions
 Apron Checks and Furniture Calicoes
 Fillet Shawls and Scarfs
 Silk and Cashmere Shawls
 Linen Caa,brc Handkerchiefs
 Linen and Cotton Musquito Netting
 10 and 1924 Bobbnet for do .i. Jaconet, Cambric, Swiss. Book and Null Mus. lns Re-. &c. ap21
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ENRENCH BRANDY-SeveraI pipes of various k' niunds, In ana Tor sae ny
 aplS c. W. D )RHANCE.
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PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS DO INDEED
 PURIFY TIE BLOOD,

EOhtr ''LO'p', but it is by purifying the chyle, bile, and all other fluids, from which blood is generated In all cases of dyspepsia, cIoc, jaundice. Aauence, heartburn, all complaints affections of ihe stomach, liver, oinss haue failed Of this we have ample proofs to exhibit to all who whish to investigate them.
 The unparalleled reputation which Peters Pills have acquired as Medical Restoratipe, is the most unquesl ionable proof that can be given of their i'm mense importance the afflicted of almost every class of ,i,seises. The number of letters received from patients recovered through their means is really pro- digous, and the complaints they have cured al. most as varied As they numerous.
 Extract of letter from Dr. Pye, of Quebec, L. C.,
 March 6, lS37
 "For bilious fevers, sick headaches, torpidiiy of the bowels, and enlargement of the spleen, Dr. Pe- ters' Pills are excellent medicine"
 Ertracf of letter from Dr. Gurney. of Ne,D Orleans,
 La October g, 1887.
 s'I have received much assistauce in my practice- especially in jaIndCe and yellow fever-frOm the use of Peters Pills. l presume that an average, prescribe hundred boxes month.'
 Extract of a letter by Dr Hopson, of Bangor, Mane,
 January g, lS3S.'
 "They are peculiarly mild, yet efficient pufga- tive medicine; and produce litte, if any, griping or nausea. have prescribed tllem with much success in sick headaches and siight bilious fevers." Extract of letter by Dr. Joseph Williams c Buriing-
 ton, N Jdy9, 1887
 s'I cordially recommend Peters Pills as mildly effective, and in lio daneerous ialnlly medicine. They are peculiarly influential n costseness and all the diseases of the digestive organs" For sale by apI7 l1scmo HAVILAND. CLARk x co.
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c UGAR and MOLASSES-- tf lafarI iia 7s. kC l50 hhds surely choice Sugar 2lo Na.-sig
 100 bbls Molasses, 50 half do do. For sale by ap22 aed Rnl R4.if =it JAS. SANDS & CO.
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HAY-l75 hales best Timothy, per ship Tar ? quin from Boston, for sale from he wharf by
 apl9 J. II. RIVERS X co.
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GNLOUR-l0O bbs best St. Louis Flour; POO do A Ohio, for sale
 apl9 BARRON, MEAD & co. .
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G AI.J-60n bl."o,ed saCks, landing this T0rning Sand for sale iy
 apis EDW. c. CENTER & CO
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flIL-Refned Whale and Sperm Oil, m terces
 V and barrels, for sale very low io close cons'gn anI5 meni by s g. JONES.
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AIL AND CANDLES--Bes. New Bedford OSperm, for sale by
 apl9 JOHN O'REILLY & co.
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5pAGGING AND ROPE-5OO pieces Daggng, sS 300 coils Rope, for sale by
 hpll -------- -E w. Mc(;O1 & tO.
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~ ORN-l600 sacks best Western White, in N store, for sale by
 arI9 CA GILBERT & BRO. 50 Com st
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IA BBLS pure Linsesa Oil; 10 do Spirits Tur- AO " pentne, just received and for sale at ..l.,i
 apl2 TODD'S Paint Store. AZ Dauphin st
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suNHE subscribers, Agents for sbe Contribution h II sura nee Company or riNew York, continue to ,akA sfitkS sa Baildings. Meichsndise. Cotton in stoss and gn board Steanboats, at the lowest rates 'of fpsamtnm. T s..giasliloff x a.. s7...lt. tai sf $500. GOO paid In. ss,ga .l l,.l, ae 'aal !
 mhsI HUNTINGTON & CnEvELAND.A gents TNsuRANCE-TheAp Apeusts Insurance and Bank lias Company of AugustH, Geqpgia, continue, !n take Rr! M ARihE and RIVER risks on the most favsrabie terus. 8 .q aFs ia.ieH T .ss.. z
 Iesursnte may he had oi Frame or Brick Build! iwes. Merckantiise, Prodlce dc. n any part of the ciix or iss vicinity. l. C. D BOSE, Ageat,., .h 1, oct25 ta.sr It q ,5s ts ssoN wavers'fe.t !
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noiiEiiir brE sai iGcj 1iaI ltl .slaaal'Hia. si'i ai isi h,it aasasd ssatiisa hr- arn ss,as v .ess srT yiues4iar.Hls tltauoA sGl lo -itsi i. I-i.nss gas aq ,sasas ai sf iitli aalaxd J.ig l1 -geu7'al sal l4 ieu A ei .sl-sisi .' tss r1aes rp. aeat
 nt.I
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1I'lIllII 8l Iu lI9lN 9l i11Ill IsliIIlll N71 Il0
 5nraisl7A ip taiiu' 5i' 5 hsyfr ,i siofl.l ,sifi .s; f.1'ul iAf l ruilsr ui NHia ltt aa at4furl n''@iS' siss A.fa .ly.ffeiufia t la faa Fs'e, .'le 1ttl H. i.a. asadl,.3 sGi1l Hnn+3 s5t4 D .a.ftsp
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nNSuRANCE-7He PSofsett0r, Isssgqrss Com Fire, Mariie and River risks. as favoB.hie terms as any ether office in the City They ~iil, insure .raras sr bisck bu,Idigs and ,he,r contents h Mobile Aad its vciuity, as the customary ates ot tgremum,
 k'as1 E.C. CENTER &'CQ. ne < a6 AN 2. Corner of Commerce & Cont sis.
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls the alten- II ton of Physicians, Druggists, Planters and country Merchants to the following list of Drugs, etc, just received and now offered for sale the very lowest cash prices a.
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4. ssie T t+ tsfiiia asssanfs sfalnhq ODtll .e,.s-. ea'si,.s I,s Aaa f ysa9ss iH,tt-- ss.Sss k ee .ll1sas s Ns 3Ng gttn
 sis 6st,s,s,>' i,fi .4saal a,ag oi I5}a+ sr 5. syH To3 k dHk4 Heid ,T fialgsAA
 ,sss1eaanf5Nt sAst
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E. UTrER-l5 kegs prime Western. in slC'e and a-b for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 apis Grocers. 5S Dauphn street ROCKERY--50 crates English, in st4re and S for sale by
 aplS c. w. TORRANCE.
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ar2s sI&II JONES.
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@11 SPRING GoODS-The under signed receiving per brigs l'n- ..,4n,, $si .<4sss den and Alurea large and com
 Esa plele assortment of BOOTS and
 s~ SHOES, viz;
 Cents Dress Boots, do do Brogans
 Ladies' Uninn Tles, do Buskins and Slippers. For sale very low for cash hy nh3Q W II G II F. CIR iWFORD. IT DaDln st
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

NfEKCHANrs INSURANCE COMPANY OF lVassMtBItE4-Css Capital $250 900. OFFICE Ss ST. ,FRkhcIs' SrREEr- Insure against Loss CT Da,nsee By FIRE and against the Hazatds cf Miriinns and Riser Natigatio 7 .i''
 NEAyB CoMMIssIoN or TEN PER CENT will ba allowed on all premiums paid into the office, thus giving 7custpmers the advantage of the MUTUAL FLA s,6but risk. H. BARNEY. President
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;,ge .li .i siis qoS ,-uth il k ,kil0i7iIgIJ 4qElsI 5i.a ky
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KTIDE OIL SlLK--A beautiful article. fuI w sale by R. w. ANDREWS & CO,
 apll .an'~h "a uo,ssjh Q St Michael st.
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$ I & IT JONES. D-PUre extra No 1, just
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Lighter $s5 through inc passs Sl0 10 Lower Fleet. Passage, in Cabin { 25 Deck : I,00
 Application may be made on board to John J. De- shun, or to JAS. REID x co.
 lE5- ]. I. Deshon will receive and receir' fr 'ot- lon n absence of the steamer. tshl
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TIE CONsUM NATION

Twas twiight.-Sea,ed at the door Of
moss-covered cottage, was the pride of
the village, loved Phoebe. Her finely moul-
ded form-her exquisite and volupiuous
bust--her claseic and beautiful chisseled
fea'ures--her swee, lips--,ee.h of pearly
wh'eness-and such eyesl two drops uf
liquid azu:e set in snowfall combined, twas
enough 10 melt the very soul Of an anchorj
Iiel
Beside this angel knel, youth, whose
cheek, pale as ashes told the tale--he was
in love! Tell me- said he in trembling
accents, tell me this night my fate. Keep
me in agony no longer. Tell me whai sac-
riIlce shall undergo for you-you my
souls idol! Command me to perform
pilgrimage round this earth and 1t shall be
done. Anything. anything out cast me
not off. Plan! dagger in NY heart, bu.
keep me in suspense no longer! Say lovely
Phebe-will you.-l0iN you be mine! :.
lie lrembled-his heart ,hrobed-she saw
he was ready 10 swoon--a crimson flush
nanted her cheek
Like the rich sunset meath Itaa's sky
She took his hand IN her tiny fingers put
1er smiling lips 20 his ear; and whispered
-'Obea, 4 shapt be nOthin else"
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VALUE OF THE GOLD BATH.
BY A DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIAN.

| do not think the greatest benefit of tn
cold bath is to be found in its proving
remedy for disease. though as snch ii i
highly valuable. il is in preventing dis
ease that its worth is pre-eminently seen
II commenced in infancy, almost any chile
may be Injured TO 1t, and its constitution SO
tempered as 10 be but lnlle affected by a,mos
phercal vicissitudes. IL commenced a
adult age. before disease has begun its raw.
lagos, or the constitution is greatly under
mined, any one may so far hardened him
self TO our climate ,ha, il sudden changes
will do him but little injury. consider
The cold bath, if commenced early, and prop
|erly administered, as the greatest safeguard
against the various disease of our climate
with which we are acquainted. lfii be true
as has been said. Of the Aborigines of this
country, that they immersed their newly
born infants in the cold water, il is, to saw
The least OF it, not very unwise or iniudi
cious practice. No person can live in our
'cimale withou, exposure TO its yicissiludes,
and there is no guard so effec,ual ss The use
of cold water in some way, applied to the
surface OF the body. As remedy in oA-,
'siu diseases, 1t IL invaluable; such as small
pox, scarlet fever, measles, and other rash
rs. ln all these, we may wash the skinl
freely with cold water, from the commence
nent TO the close OF the disease. Ii is thus
rendered soft. the acrid mater passes off
more freely through the pores, and the fever
is abated. In smallpox, the cold sea bath
ing has been found highly sau,ary. Dr..
Eberle, in his Practice of Medicine, onI
scarle,.fever says, The application of cold
water TO the surface of the body ctnpot be
TOO strongly recommended in the higher
grades Of this Affection And he quotes,
the following passage hom Bateman:
AS far as my expert Tience has Taught me.
we are possessed Of no physical agent, byI
which the functions Of the animal econom,
are controlled with so much certainty, safe
~, and prompti,ude, as by the appica, on
of cold water to the skin, under ,he aug
mented heat OF scara,lna aud some other
levers.-TAis expedien, combines in itself
all the medicinal properties which are indi
Gated in this slate of disease, and which
we should scarcely expect it to possess,
lor i, is no, only the mos, effeclusl feJri
fuge blu, i. is in fact the only SudOrifc OF,
nodyne which will not disappoin. he ex
pec'slon of the practitioner Il have ha'
The satisfaction, in numerous instances, o.
Witnessing The immediate improvement OF
the symptoms aud the rapid change Of coun
Ienance produced in The patient by wash
ing The skin
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JPN GLAD TO SEE YOU,

There are more lies contained il
these few words, than in all the writer
speeches ol law shop, and yet the ex
preston IS on the tip end Of slmos
every ones tongue.
Take ac inslsnce:,-Madsm has pick
les or sausages to make, and is up to he
ears in pots and kettles, when Mrs
Somebody enters with her six litle'
ones all dressed off as neat os if they
had jus, been for six months imprisoned
IN band box. 'Bless me! Pm extreme.
y glad to see you!' It's Wrapper
us downright lie. Ia her heart SHE
wishes her and all her brood to the;
we'd like to have said ii. When VT
hear person say, do cal again and set
me- il sounds SO much like, sJohn.
show The gentleman the way ou,.'There
no such thing as poiteness. To bt
whs, the fashionable world term polite
we must necessarily be hypoc, ilicsl.
The true characteristic of sincerity il
bluniness. and a sincere man will never
have the back ache.
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A GOOD ONE.

A correspondent, of the New York Spir-
IT, relates the following:
Some years since, North Carolina
Lawyer, yet living, undertook 10 convince
Methods, preacher of some celebrity that
MS manner o: preaching in threatening his
auditors with damnutiOn, was iniudicious
and the arguments and exhor,atons of n
miller cl a a ter, would be more successf i
After listening patiently, preacher replied
My friend, you are mistaken. Sin is like
lsrrapin-you may exhor,, sdmDnish.
even kick him, and he will lnot move; but
IN re- draws his head within his shell, and
your lahorls lost--buI place coal Of fire
on his back, and he Wavels-Hell fire is
4 ,e arucle,'
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A TRIBUTE TO WASHINGTON.

A correspondent Of the Delaware Jourp
al, gives the following extract from the adj.
dress of The Hon. Joseph R. Ingersoll, be
fore the literary society in Maine;
The late Lord Chancellor Erskine, when
in the enjoyment of reputation more elevst
ed than rank and power could confer, The
fearless and successful advocate Of the con
sIilu'ion of England, addressed a voluntary
letter to Gen. Washington, OF which copy
vas found among The papers of Lurd
Erskine, after his decease; as follows.
LONDON, March Is. 1885.
i have taken the liberty to introduce
your august and immortal name in a short
sentence, which will be found in the book
send you. l have large acquaintance
among The most valuable and exalted classes
Of men, but yon are the only human being
for whom everfslt an AWFUL REVERENCE.
sincerely pray 10 God to gIan. long and
serene evening to life SO glorious devoted
10 the universal happiness of the world.
+, ERSKlNE.
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---- - -
TIE WIFE.

How sweet 10 the soul OF man say
Hierocle, is the society of beloved wife
when wearied and broken down with th'
abors of the day, her endearmen's soolhe
and her tender care restore him. The sol
lclude and The anxe.les. and The heavss
misforlnnes OF life. are hardly TO be borne
by him who has the weie h. Of business and
domestic cares al tho same time 10 contend
with. Blu, how much lighter do they seem
when his necessary svocslions being over,
he returns 70 HE home, and finds there a
partner of his grefs and roubles,who takes
her share of domestic labor upon her, ano
soothes the anguish Of his anticipation. a
wife is t,as she is falsely represented and
esteemed by some, burden or sorrow I"
man. No, she shares his burdens and al
Ievisles his sorrow, Cor there is no difficulty
so h.avy or insuppotsbIe in life, but it may
be surmoun,ed. by the mutual lahors sno
the afrecionsle concord Of that holy part
neIship.
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CAM ME TO THE LAST.

A friend relates 10 US the following. b
ing a. the house Of nsighbor short tim
since, The crowd concluded to amuse then
selves by telling 'yaras'' After sewers
pretty ough ones had been told, Joe Fl
was called upon, when with great gravity
he gave the following.
Two years ago last pulling fodder time
uncle Josh----had Buck that was 9
bro, up in the 10, and about the house, an
the boys had by foolirg with him, learn
him TO bull'as hard as mule could kick
and 'buu' he would a, everything that cam
10 hts way, until it seemed as il he woul,
BUTT everything off the lot. So unc
Josh concluded to see if he could'n, Civ
him his fill of bulling. Gu, he goes an,
takes big hickory maui and hangs il p,e,l,
we'll up in an oak tree, letting ilhang jus
low enough for Mr.. Buck 10 take fsi
crack al II. lie knew ,ha. he would maxi
a, anything pushed towards him, taking
such move always as banter. Uncle Josf
waited patiently until the Buck came rount
when he gives the signal, and ho'o h.
comes with such VIM iha, it would have
knocked down bull! Away flew the
maui, and back bounded the Buck! Go
my good fellow; sings out uncle Josh! II
you can whip tina, maui your heads hare
un, seeing tine motion Of the maui as 1t com
menced its return swing, the Back met i
again about the meeting place driving ibt
maui some twenty feet into the air-& bonnc
ing (iom i. himself like cricket! ball! Hur
ra, my little woolly! says uncle JOSH, who
began 10 ge, interested in whet ne first con
sdered an unequal fgh.--lhere's very llitl'
sheep in you if you stand another lick cer
lain. But here comes Buck and maui agalr
with nearly the same resul, as before
except that tho blow did not seem quite 81
heavy on the part OF the buck. AT hin
again my hard head! sings out uncle Josh
AXE your fIl of buuing and al him ,h
lille fellow went, and KEEP. i. up until Josl
'egan to think The very ID was in .h'
,ead of sheep sure enough. But back wen
maui and butt went buck, and 10 The aston
shment of uncle Josh, The Buck showed ne
signs of quitting sill. Well says he, # yo'
choose 10 butt your own brains ou. why g
ahead. Whack! whacki went head ant
maui. By ,hls time it was nearly nigh. anc
10 sign of quitting, and uncle 10 h left
Mex, morning he got up early aud looking
~, saw the maui and the Bucks tail hop
ping a, il, being all that was left o: The but
ing BUCK.
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The most honorable kiss, both to III,
sivei and receiver, was that whicl
Queen Margaret, Of France, in the pres
-nce of the whole Court, impressed up
m the usliest man in the kingdom.
Alsin Charles. whom she found on,
lay sleep,exclaiming 10 astonished
attendant, 4 do not kiss the man, bu
he lips which have uttered so many
charming things All it was worll
while 10 be poet in those days.
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HINTS FOR BACHELORS.

Attentions to a ady whose society is
sought by gentleman, are justly under
stood to tend to matrimony. If Ihe meetings
are brought abou. by meanss not originating
with him, if they are unsvoidsble,or sought
and occssioned by the lady herself, the
kind attention Of gentleman may be ascrib
ed TO mere courtesy, But when he takes
an active and eager part in the ma''er,when
he visits, writes. couris.and, above all, when
he adores and dies, there is no mistake, he
ough, either 'opoP the question: or get
away
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Number 10.
DRESS OF MIND.

On Sunday morning, before going to
chnFcb, what dressing there is among all
classes, and what stir 10 be gay and pleas.
Ilng' III quite sufficient for The grea, Of
our existence. 10 wash the onlside of the
platter Curl, Way be arranged fine tor.
'ol'e-shel! combs fixed, SPARKLING earrings
hugh, splendid garments displayed. And
ye,perhaps,the gay fair one's mind may, be
poisoned with concei,, trouble with rivalry,
and kept on the torture by ignorance and
vanity. Windsor soap does no. wash out
'he stain Of the heart. Cologne water can.
not throw fragrance oyer an impure mind
nor rnbies of Golconda dazzle tho recording
angle into forgetfulless Of filing up the
caves Of re,ribuiion.
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T II f p l. E d G E
BY REV, JOHN N. MAFFITT.

BY REV JOHN N. MAFFITT.
The gush Of cold bright waters,
Soft music to the ear,
The laugh of beau'y's daughters,
And childhood mingle here,
And age comes looking brighter
The old man and his wife.
Walk mp yon hilIock lighter,
With steps Of early life.
For natures groans have risen
To natures loving God,
and He hath rent the prison
Where souls became clod:
Ells mighty arm hath riven
The water rocks again,
And from our (essts hath driven
The fres that scorch The brain.
Clear, dancing, glancing fountains!
Your lynn in solilde'
=. Swells from ,he lifted mountains,
And gently here inIrudes'
Oar hearts dance TO lis measures
we shuu, aloud and long,
A those who hnd great treasures.
And buts' into a song
Now take the pledge Of Gladness'
We drink its waIers cleaT
Away with wine cup madness
Well have 'he cups Mat chee"