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MISCELI. A N EOUS.
YOUTH AND OLD AGE.
BY sEBA SMITH.


Old Age down the steep Of years.
Bereath liie's burden bending;
With tottering steps he feebly trdd,
And breathing sighs and prayers to God,
He met with youth ascending.
~Ah, whittier dost thou bend thy course"
Said he whose head was hoary-
II CO." said Youth, to ''yonder height,
Where through long vistas, glancing bright,
Are honor, wealth, and glory"
"Be not deceived" Old Age replied.
'.In vain will be thy toiling;
long have chased those beaming joys,
Oft grasped them, but the tleeting toys
Were from me still Iecoing."
Youth raised his eyes aud looked ahead;
The prospect still was bright
81 must go on, prevent me not,
For yonder is a sunny spot,
That promises delight"
With joyous bound he onward went,
His eager course to keep,
And, hope still sparkling in his eyes,
T'wards yonder sunny spot he flies,
And struggles up the steep.
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June %, 1915.

stHERIFF'S LE.--By virtue Of writ OF
E5 Venditioni Exponas TO me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio,
will expose to sale at public outcry, on the 10Th
day of July next, at IL O'Clock on said day, ii
Adams township, in said county, the following
described property, to wit;
All the right, title, and interest of ], + A. Sin
clair to what is contained in three houses of tc.
bacco, at the lower mill ei ]. s. A. Sinclair.
To be sold as the properly of J. s. A. Sinclair
at the suit of John Gostlorn & Co.
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr. Sheriff.
June 2S, lS4s. lG
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Il Sucker at the PLANTERS. THE other even
ing, says the st. Louis Revee, traveller from
our sister state, full blooded Sucker, arrived at
the city and put up at the Planters House He
rose betimes the next morning, and discovered
that his boots were missing. Somewhat alarmed
at the supposed loss of his understandings, and
half attired, he rushed into and through the pas
ssges, shouting for waiter at the top of his voice,
to the great annoyance of sundry young men in
the upper story who are always in the habit OF
sleeping it off, Doors were opened and slam
med to again, and mutterings not suited to ears
polite, might have been heard, on learning the
cause Of the fuss
At length the Sucker found servant, and de-
manded his boots.
'Boots-yes, sir; what number, sir'' asked the
obsequious attendant
The Sucker looked rather obviously for mo-
ment. but brightenedlup as he answered. Peg
eed soles and heels and number tuelreS.'
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TURKISH SONG.-THE SERASKIER'S
BRIDE

TURKISH SONG.-THE SERASKlER'S
BRIDE.
Is Oh! how my fond heart flies,
Is Der Hebrus far away,
To our Moslem tents that proudly rise
In the deserts trackless way!
/ see thy moonlight brow
With its jewell'd crescent shine,
And thy conquered foes before thee bow,
!. As thy Zoes heart 10 thine,
Amurath.
Lovd Of my soul! mourn
Those hours so swiftly fled,
When we watched the stars Of eve return,
As the blissful moments sped;
When in the cool kiosk,
Soft as the falling dew,
We have heard ascend from glittring mosque
The swee, strains Of Alla-hu.
Anurath
Still in these Jasmine bowers
SO breathe the musky breeze,
As tsweeps o'cr young pomegranate flowers,
And the golden orange trees.
But in vain this gorgeous bloom,
Unless 7 were shared with thee;
Like sunlight on the joylcss tomb,
In vain it shines for me,
Amurath!
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A Frenchman once made laughable mistake
in the use Of the word pickle,' which on examln-
ing an English dictionary; he took to be synono-
nous with the word 'rresaue He had written
letter to an English dignitary and concluded in
the following manner: May God pickle your
lordshp many years.
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THE CLERK AND THE DEVIL.-A merchants g
clerk came into a printing office short time since
and seeing pile of papers lying on the table
(it being publication day. unceremoniously helped
himself to a copy, and uttered the following to
the printers devll 81 s'posc you don't take any
pay for just one paper?" "Not ALWAYS" replied
the devil. Shortly afterward the devil entered
the store where the clerk belonged, and called for
a pound of raisons, which was quickly weighed
out by the clerk The devil took the raisIns, say
ng-"I s'pose you don't charge any thing when
fellow don't take but pound" "No," said the
clerk after seeing the disadvantage under which
he was placed by his own stingy, impudent libe-
rality towards the pennyless printers devil, and
looking daggers at the little imp, Indignantly ex-
claimed-"Whn get any more newspapers
.trom a printer, ri payf for 'em!
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Circus Un.-One of those clowns at the Am
pltheare brings out the horse laugh occasionally.
Not few vest strings were broken when the
following was thrown off. we had an awful
storm once when was out to sea on the Ohio
canal-Captain told US to take in all SAIL Take
in all sail on canal boat! How did you do that
sr?' Jumped ashore and knocked the horse
dotcn!'-Pic.
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Presently, says knowing exchange, it will be
regarded as an editors only duty TO puff, puff
puff OF in other words to blow nothing into bub-
bles for fools to admire.
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What is the matter with Mr.. Johnson's eyes"
Why he has injured his sight, by looking through
thick bottomed tumbler'
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1t is said that Prince Albert will die very wealthy
as he lays by Sovereign every night
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Work of Mercy Unlocking young lady,
dress to let her sneeze.
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follies of the fashionable world, for the amusement
Of our ladyyeddys; and for the gentlemen; Frank
Forester has promised us HINTS ON SPORTS
AND PASTiMES, feature which we have nc,
doubt will be ofinterest to many thousands of our
eader. We have also made arrangements for as
large supply Of Original Music with eminent COM
posers so that we shall present next volume A
MOST AMPLE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.,
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Sin. ular Instance of Turkish Etiquette.
following circumstance may be mentioned in proof
of the rigid severity of the law which forbids men
to look upon the unveiled faces Of women, or
even to enter the harem of their nearest connex-
IONS Emin Bey, Colonel of Engineers, and Der
wish Effendi, professor of natural philosophy, at
Galata Sera, both studied in Europe, and princl-
paly in England, where they laid the foundation
for those requirements that will probably raise
them to high distinction in their respective depart
ments These two young men married two sisters,
both girls of good education, daughters of the
Hekim Bashy. The two husbands not being over
rich and their young wives not having any imme-
diate dowry, the brothersn-law determined to
inhabit the same house and to share expenses.
This proposition being agreed TO by the families,
a good house was selected, containing two COM
modious suites of apartments. Here the two
couple settled themselves and placed their estab-
shment under the superintendent Of the profes-
sor's widowed mother. Now it might be supposed
that two such near connexions living under the
same roof, uniting purses, and having almost all
interests in common, would join together in do
nestle sociality, and form as it were enc family.
But this is not the case The two sisters inhabit
the same sitting room in the harem, and the two
men divide the same apartment in the salamlyk;
but each wife has her distinct chamber, into which
the husband of the other never enters, so that
Dervish Effendi has never set eyes on the unveil-
ed face of his sster-in- law, and Emin Bey has
never looked upon the uncovered features Of his
brother.n laws wife, Thus the two ladies are as
complete strangers TO their respective brothes-in'
law as if they were living under distinct roofs
| Dones'ic Manners of the Turks.
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FEIHE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMP-
n TION.-Among all TIE famous medicines
for Consumption none seems to be meeting with
greater success, or gaining higher reputation
than that most wonderful article,
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Cater boots and short dresses are the rage with
the Boston bellies.
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unROPOSALS for publishing in the City Of
Washington, new daily, semi-weekly and
weekly democratic republican paper, to be entitled
The United States Journal.
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MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE

of Pulmonary diseases IN the whole range ofPhar-
macy. The sales in the Western States have thus
far been unparalleled; and the most gratifying
proofs of its efficacy have been received from every
place where it has been used. Thousands Of
CONSUMPTIVE PATIENTS
have already tested its exalted virtues and confess
sed its surprising excellent and amazing power
Tie remarkable success of this Balsam is no doubt
owing in great measure to the peculiarly agIcea-
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FINE HERBAL MEDICINE!
Composed chiefly of WILD CHERRY BARK
and the genuine ICELAND MOSS-(the latter
imported expressly for this purpose,) the rare med
cal virtues of which, are also combined by new
chemical process the best ever discovered for
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
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R,ILS.AM OF IYLLD CHERRY

That 1t stands at the head of all other remedies
is now universally conceded. 1t has cured thous-
ands upon thousands-of all classes-in cases oil
the most dangerously consumptive character
And physicians of the greatest ominence throghout
our whole country unhesitatngy recommend it,
as the
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VALUABLE real ESTATE
EHEs ,S,FEE.

ys,IF SUBSCRIBER oflers fef sale the Tract Of
Land IN which be resides. in the county Of lamp
bell about one and half mes lrpm Lynrhbnfg adtpn'
inc the Lands Of William Daniel. Jr. Tbs J faet ean-
ems 22 acres about 50 Of which In WINDS,
heay,l, tinbered and az gord TonAcco LAHD any IN
Campbell county. Tie buildings are guod, the dwell
ling is framed house with sls looms onr above ground
and two in the cellar and SIN repaces the OIL buildings
are very appd three tobacco houses. good framed
kitchen and smoke house, com house shielded on three
sides for Stables and guod negroes house with stone
chimney. There is good orchard Of apple irees-t"o
hundred chure fruit rees-1he cultivated Lands are
divided into five fields and three lots 1t Is mol
sary to say any thing more, those wanting 10 buy
will view iar themselves. will sell the entire J aei,
part. may suit purchasers Viii take pleasure
in showing the Land any person wanting 10 buy.
DOUGLASS II. PUCkEIF.
Much 3 Is
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LETTER ECON Nh CLAY.

Wig admiration tor The great "Nhisn leader. APP
lreafs nhsaiutals inrNhansble. The " big ladies o
Troy ~. lately presented him with silver Haor.
tie VI winch was 800 and accompanied The pes
en with YER, neal aud well conceived complimentary
nalo. The following The reply, @Aich ne fad IN iae
Toy Wing;
Asnr.sp. 5,h May 1875
Ny DrtR LsnlEs-l received to-day your lneadiy
.ifof OF the sb nliiinp. with thu and casttly
tasteful Silver Mater. which The Mig Ladies 81 Troy
bayc d5ne ne The hunur presea u ar N testimony
Of The sense whrh Hey pleased IN entertain ot my
srfYirfs 10 the puhls, principles and ny character
Ms Clay and the ohrr adlos uf my lanly gteHty adj
MN the beauty OF the Waiter. AID It "a coincidence
worthy 81 being urufanad. that the bux ieh MANNED
1t. came 10 with auarr bIz containing pair al heat
tia Peehais presented by the .a3ifs 81 Nafweb,
ga Connecticut. n.rahefs II y ia hmes
fte4Iiesi It'll great satisfaction the visits made 10
Icy, ia September. 1873. and IA ArgHs. lS31. AID,
viih unch aufIujc. lhe Tact ID bic sou aude al hc
cafIlearr uauaesird To by The cry 81 Troy, at r
Presidential tlretou IA November last
rrIHe-t r1u accept Yourselves aud 10 he my ogan
iu communicating the ladies whom yau represent ny
warm nd aflftial aehuoA rdsmruis fl tins
ftstHz pf#ai Il eIf esteem aud rrrafd. Aneng liz
1Hfy eaa-ss.f era ifeaau winch cher ne IN ny
i'reeeaf private ifle, none atafd htautelt
satisfaction iHan fhc appeba'ian with which am hon
red bY gu iafrc pafnn Of yaur SEX.
VIII arieu WISHES e. T fuur aWn welfare and bappl.
lrss, aad that of The Ladies OF lry.
lam. N5fi4 iaeh2 CHEST respect.
uaf lalhia friend and 81 servant.
Il.CIAl.
Nifs ca'aaraa Ttafn, m Mr.. Elizabeth q aswplt.
~. sc.
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IsOtctOurt Springs Male and
Female institute,

E'ilE exercises oil The Summer Ssson o this Srhool
4 will begin Monday the 10Th June, and continue
six months. The Male department will be conducted
by the Rev George pcarcy, A b. and the Res. Geo.
w. Leitwch. The Female department will be con
Quoted by YRS Gen. W. Ieitwlch, assisted by her hns
band. The Boarding depa tment viii be under the
management Of Rev James Ipitwich and his lady
by this arrangement II is confidently believed HAT
he scho, already large. will be greatly increased
The Institution IS under the organization of The Valley
Unon Education Society d Virginia" aud is al,ke .,
pen 10 the reception Of pupils o both aad al all de-
nominations. Il Is capable Of preparing youths or Col
lege,for Teachers and for the the actve duties Of
life. - aad II Is hoped viii train them up lin the
lure anj Ammunition OF the Lord" The discipline viii
be kind and pa,ernal, but steady aud infexIbe.
1ermspe session q 6 months
Ouhography. Rrading, Penanauship, " PHI
mary Arithmetic. SOOO
Geography. Eoglish GFammer Arithmetic,
Natural, Moral and Mental Philosophy. Boa-
ny. Chemistry. Rhetoric or Uranoenphy 5000
Laiin, Greek, French, Dawing and Painting,
Algebra, Geometry Of Surveying $500
Music On pl1nu Fore.-Icachers Fee.
Frequent exercises In Drca,patiln aud Com
position viii be attended 10 By the higher cas
srs.
Board, including bedding aud room rent, per
munth, S3.ao
Pupils may enter at any time. aud pay from their
trance 10 the end Of the sesson; bat il very desirable
they should enter the beginning Of the Session when
The classes are formed.
Payments for Board and Tuition one half in ais
Accommodations may he obtained by the Parents and
guardians OF pupils, who may wish 10 avail themselves
oi the Sui phur Springs during the summer
BY order Of The Trustees.
April II Is
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r special term o. the cifenl superior coart Of law
and chancety fr the eouuy If Amherst, coninuad
by adjournment. aud held far The said cuniy. at the
cuuu house, un fhnnsdsv. the % day of April 1910:
Lewis Wright, JOHN NJ. Williams George w. Pets
tyjohn and Mirajah DAVIS. Jr., executor of Henry
Brown, Jr.. decd. Plaintiffs
against
Maurice II. Garland. administrator Of Archibald Rob
ersnn, decd, Sarah + Rabensnn widow and rrici of
the said Archibald lnbrrlson decd, aud James ". B.
Robertson. Arthur j. Robertson Archibald Rohertson
" Illam b. X bersan. John B. Robertson and Andrew
d. Robertson infant children and heirs OF the said Arc
ibait Robertson. decc by Robert linsley specially as,
sigaed their guardian, Defendants.
Is CHANCERy.
The court doth order hat The defendant, Maurice H.
Garland, administrator Of Archibald Robertson. decd
dp render. beure ore ot the cnnmissi nefs of this
court, account at his administration Of the estate
OF his said lntestatP. which account the said commits
sinner is directed To examine, state aud settle. and make
report thereof tn the court tocther with an account
shelving the amount Of the personal assets that have
been applied 10 the payment OF drbis binding the heirs
and an account ui The real estate which descended from
the said deceden his heirs law. and of The present
annual profits thereof, With any matters specially stat
dem d pertinent by hmsello required by the parties 10
be So stated.
Cupy-IeSte,
pnpIpr tIf\SI EV
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J. II. GREEN.


The Int Fire ia The Seamp. Many were the won
dfrlu stories spread abroad Of the fire tn the Dlsrna.
Swamp. The number ct runaway negroes Who were
roasted alive have mol been reported by The letter Wi
hers and ether manufacturers ~ masels, though snppp-
sd Ia be- "eonsidrfabe." Nor have we learned that
The neCro who reported To have been started
ont u the wilderness with fifteen children which she
bad borne here evet had oNslcnes; thai the rat
tlrseakos and noceaslhs b1lI,d 10 ehowder. In a
VOID. II i nni known thai any Human life was lost
though there we're suine narrow escapes. white and
cuared labofet saved their lives by nmersing them
Ives IN ditch until The fire passrd hem Bun
bath badly seafched Indeed, nothing BORDERING
on the romantic occurred beyond the grand spectacle
presented by the fire Itself IN lis progress through the
reds 4 he swamp which reminded one Ola continuous
foar nj nging tempest mingled with fen de jon of
sma arms and light ordnanre-io which being added
ir sirrts u 1amo spreading among the tops and
the underground more interesting theme tor poets
genius uld mt he imagined This side of Topie Ma
~ ot The den2ens 81 the Swamp were compelled IN fee
Ia The highlands and the lads in those bordrrs had rare
spot IN capturing The yourg bruins The loss Of slaves
aud shingles We lenfn, was not sery afrai. The Land
Company luss IN these small IN comparison with
the Gesruslun Of ter timber lfees, which immense
.soyoh Hcrdid
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i oial i0l miles

Sdiieene.A write, in the Washington Union saws
II Is understood 10 be the design Of The medical depart.
mfni oi The army 10 have tins medicine tired ON large
senle al oneor Two o the unhealthy military posts
dh our snulhN frontier with The view II delrrmn>
g MS precise value Salccnr rs its imports. is
Obtained from the bark II HE willow. II is ptepafed in
france, aud appears in the form OF clear white pow
der II possesses many oil the properties o qnlnne and
IA cases Of extreme debility is preferred to it by many a.
dieous physicians.
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FANNY FSsLFR after turning

FANNY ESSLEi, after turning the people of one
eonlnu ci2y Is nov making these oi tie other ahso
luiely mad Al performance at Milan she was call
ed out i"ehiy'seHen times, and at each time the flow
ers were she~ered upon her from all parts Of the house
such roison that at last the stage was covered with
them ankle deep Same Of the nosegays were as arge
IN crcunereuc breakfast table, carried on by men,
and placed AT her feet; the same time from the upppr
boxes We thrown thousands OF sonnets, addressed
let lh't were above hree quarters Of an hour col
leelng the II WIS, Which were placed in baskets and
carried To her hotel Nehly, the fools are not all dead
yet Phil. Ledger.
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BEAUTIFUL lNNENriON.-The Newark Ad.

bT'AI 1T Z 7 INV F.N TIUN.-I he Newafk Adj
vetlSer saws that Mi ZANE has recently added anoh
or ingenious conflvanro 10 his Twelve Month Clock.
1t shuws nov the day ut the month, and also of the
year and exhibits the sun and Moon rsue and setting
Every day IN the yearnnh The devaiing accl-
rae, and regularity. The Neon us she revolves in
he1 ora Is also mado 10 fevolve upon her axis. show
ing every day with equal accuracy, her different pha-
SIS The apparatus used Gr Ibis purpose is exceed
'oely simple aud Is by 10 means liable 10 get GU, Of
order.
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NetsceftaH q .1.tiHts n. fafs II ihE FfestdeRry
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'sAnd wrs thu bright siii fiam the capii,e 1cd
like the fire On bis hearth va h. punt dad
Not - Bni ro3fe1 ia siiliasss deep,
The pure stfeaiuslille H. Place sill ke,p5
Though its feari4l ufas io ihe blast may qsIirers
whils the Mid waves rush down the i1saHsg fisof=
g. freedom ish in bis bssan lay,
Trembling bot ROT 10 be borne away - ii6sioas
Listen 10 the Loud acclaim
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''flacc lhe e,sit Vfca'h 81 iaa.
ca SolaH,bp4s thfsi re
Let as thsr slatrozel SIZE SCAT.
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Wloasit tie laiytele.
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fruth aud justin, hsid tistaH.
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a'ee raHaJ aar commits IS #..t
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