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he once was, in ,ao days Of our early

he once was, in The days Of our early
love" n1g tW I'd a.#a
"But this was not what moved me.
said the gentleman, generous noble
soul, married young, married vel, into
a charming family, and, the flower oft
His wine. drinking habits had aroused
the ieors of his friends, and one day
when several ofibem were together, ont
said TO another, "Let us sign the pledge"
81 will if You will" said one to another,
till all had agreed TO il. and the thing was
done. a.Qus I ..g,1.a g.. 59oIi /.
This gentleman thought il rsther a
small business, and felt little sensitive
about revealing to his wife wha, he had
done. But on returning home he said TO
her: .b- @2 2a
"Mary, my dear, have done what |
fear will displease you" +, ln
"Well, what is il?" .
"Why, l have signed the Temperance
pledge"
"Have you?' y n.rs.
ayes, have certainly" 4
Watching his manner as he ieplied, and
reading in it sincerity, she entwined her
arms around his neck, laid her head upon
his bosom, and hurst into ,eais. Her hus
band was affected deeply by this conduc,
Of his wife, and said: ,as
,"Marv don'l weep; I did not know il
would afflict you so, or would moi have
done H.; ] will 60 aud take my name of
Immediately" l.,:H saH.e
"Take your name off" said She ''no.
no! le, il be there. shall now have no
more sollcitude in reference TO your be-
coming drunkard. shall spend no
more wakeful midnight hours. ] shall
no more steep my pillow in tears" laa
Now for the first time, truth sbone
upon his mind, and he folded to his bo-
som his young and beautiful wife, and
wept with her. Now, can't sand these
facts, and am goi ig TO sign , he pledge
Speech Of Gou, Briggs. |
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BoYs TAKE YOUR FUN.-No,hing equals
boy except a girl. The frelicking,
harum- -scarum, high glee times Of boy
hood, happy they were. Perhaps you
never broke steers and colts, never slId
down hill, over fences, across the ice on
The meadow, never skared among the
huge fires on the ten-acre pond, on
clear winters night, drawing the preties,
girl in all the town afier you, holding
npvu d STICK II you newer bavc, you
never was boy! How many years does
man have To live to pile up as much
happiness as jump oul Of a boy in single
old-fashioned, gingerbread, molasses cam
dy, wrestling, bal and ball playing town.
meeting day: Boys, 60 il, viii e ron
are young? Bring out your sleds and
skates. roll up snow balls as huge as
Atlas. play ''ag," and make the IN IS, tf
your legs! 100 o.
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The word lady is no, found in the
Bible. So say various exchanges.-
Turn to Isaiah 47,h, 5ih and 7th verses;
TO Cd Ep. John, vs. asd s.; 70 Judges
5, 90, and Esther l, lS, and judge Of
the originator Of the paragraph.
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"RAPPlNGs,"

We had sweet dreams .,"e other night,
When oil around was stilI-- ,
We dream, d we saw host OF folks
Pay up their printers bill. 20.
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wHcLE NO. CPS.
REPORT

OF the Joint Select COMMITTEES, appointed
to cramine into Glledged Frauds at the
Defiance Land Office.
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bsIf you wish to read rogue, look al
his eye. II you wish TO understand a
blockhead, examine his conduct. Stars
Of little brilliancy are moi seen By looking
at them. but from them.
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The undersigned, being a majority Of
the Joint Committee for the purpose Of
investigating alledged fraudulent sales Of
lands at the State Land Office at De.
fiance, Ohio, have had the matter under
consideration, and now make the follow-
in0
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IRISH MACHINE POETRY.

Jem Doyle married ould Judy Rouse
Och she was charming young BRIDE.
With a turf he built brick house,
And The front door was on the back side
The roof was tiled with out straw, 4"
And the cellar az on the first floor, 1
And the chimney in order to draw,
Was built jus. outside of the door.
A begger was Teddy Malone,
His sister was his only brother,
He had nothing at all Of his own,
Except what belonged to his mother.
One night says Teddy 10 the, Esquire,
Pm so cod, give me something to ate,
Pm so dhry let m" Sit by the fire,
And SO hungry must warm my fate.
"Och honey" one day saws Pat Trigg,
For he was a scandalous glutton,
"To-morrow I'l kill nv fat pig,
Pm sure he'll make Elegant mutton ~
So he then goes into The hovel, nl
And hangs the pig up by the heel,
Cuts his throat all so nate with shovel,
Saying, "this 10 the way to dress veal"
One day Paddy Mnllagan swore.
lie had sealded his mouth to bisther,
While at d inner the ,morhin' before
Sand what was it wild 7" asked his sister :
Says Paddy. "just try for to guesS''-
rOch, can't'-thin I'll tell you my swate o
''Twas nothing at all more or less.
Than \ raw roasted frozen potatoen
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West Camp from Maiden, "a miles, three times weak
West Dandy from Dandy. miles, once week.
West Greenfield Middle Grove, and Rock City Mill HON
Bsliston. miles, twice week
West Henrietta from Rochester. 50 miles, twice week,
West Kendall from Kendall ~ miles, three times week,
West Niles from Moravia, 8 miles, once week.
West Onondssa from Syracuse. miles. twice a week.
West Polk from Johnstown, miles, once week.
West Poisdam from Polsdam, miles. SIX times week
West Schuyler from Utica, miles, three times a week
West ShaDdsken from Covesvile, miles, once week
West Tyre from Waterloo, 81 miles, twice week.
West Walworb from Walworlh, 4 miles, twice week
West Windsor from Conklio, miles, twice week
Wlsboro from Essex, AZ miles, three times week during
season Of navigation on lake Chsmplain
Williams Place from Portage depot, mile, sr times week.
Wilton from Saratoga Springs, miles, twice week
Zoar from Gowanda, miles, once week.
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EO r. WEST, Dr~ughtsmsn and Solicitor o. r'. S
VI Washington, offers his services for procuring ho''
Patent in this and other countries. u
HIS long experience in the bssiness--having served
wears ~ . pupil OF the late DIR. +. +. Jones-sdoeo "a
thorough knowledge OF the Patent Laws, and am'v M
the detail, of conducting application. through the ohee WV
he trusts, enable him to give satisfaction. a.,s.
Specifications and Drawings carefully rePnS ,ores
tive specifications and mperec, drawings revised ~ hoe.
ed TO meet the objections of the Office, and all 1'ne .
connected with bis profession carefully and p'o"P''
tended to. ~, oa,,
Office Eighth street, opposite the 9ene,n ~ :, brs
He ba, 10 refer Pstcnrees and others, wv
and abroad to the following gentlemen 1...,,..
Hon Willie p. Mangom, Senator OF Nor'n oa'o""~
ZION. mos I"rsn' s.aa,or Of New Jersey
paroo Won Gorol,, Minister OF Prussia ed
Profe.,o Joseph Henry, LID Secretary Of ths ''
sonian Institution =, .
Hon. h'isos :, o,y' W. .l;aston oc, io-b
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FORM FOR A BID

Where ekangs from. advertisement contemplated by
the bidder:
Cor We. as the may be) There write the name or
in full of there the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on route No. from
to as often the Postmaster Generals adver-
sement for proposals the same dated December 49, 1852,
requires, in the time stated in the schedules contained IN
such advertisement and by the following mode of convey
ance, TO wit Here state how is to be conveyed fof the
annual Of here write out the in words full length
Dated [Sgned
Form Of a Guaranty.
The Undersigned undertake that the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder shall prior the day July
next enter into the required obligation TO perform the service
proposed, with good and sufficient surees.
Dated (Signed BY two guarantors.]
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned, POSTMASTER Judge, clerk of court
of record. the may be-, ceres that no is well
quanted with the above guaranors and their property and
that they men Of property and able make good their
guaranty.
Dated [Sipnedl
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yT-JORNEY NM COUyNyELLOR 1T L~fS,
HAyINC resigned the office of Chief Clerko 'ns -
sury Department, which he has held for tbs as y"
gears has resumed the practice Of his profession
lie will devote his principal attention to the Coz
elsims before Congress- the several Departments, "'
missioner, Foreign lndemntes. az. S.r,
To ensure early attention 10 claims against the o
Home and Post Office Departments, including IN %
the Patent Office, he has made arrangements WIN ss
efficient agents in Washington to assist him, oy
ness OF any nature connected with the 6overnme ~
him will be certain to be acted in the mos, Arc
rer Ne has made arrangement. to soperinend Lsno
cy for the purchase ssie leasing, or renting o. o. "
several States and Territories. Terms made k"o
plications, post paid ,ab "a ,gth ,trsss
Retr>nr~s-fIon X. n. Tsney, Chsi !nsus sn",,rpr
ed states and gentlemen ~ho hsve been heads o. Is -
or members of either House OF Congre" "no' ="
Ian tS-ty
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SPECIAL OFFICES IN NEW YORK.

Proposals invited for supplying the following offices in
view foik Tor the proceeds Of said Offices respectively
h"o IN each case TO to be named in the proposals
academy from Cheshire, Al miles, twice a week.
aasmsVihe ron Sandy Hill. six miles, once wcek.
AKRON from Newsesd, miles, six times a week.
Alfred Centre from Alfred.2 miles. six times a week
A'owsy from Lyons, "A miles, SIX times week.
Amaganse,t from Eas, Hampton, niles once week
Arcadia from Newark, 3 mites, six tunes a week
Ash Park from East Ashford, 6 miles twice q ueek
Astoria from New York, miles. sr ,imes week.
Atics Centre from Altca, miles, twice a week
Augusta from Knox Corners, miles, sir times voel
Aurelus from Auburn, 3 miles, sir times a week
Baldwin from Wellsburgb, miles, three time. a week
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bids" The experiences VI the Department snsbs. Il Ia
down the following rules VIZ
When the mail on the Is large as 10 ,eou
coach eonseyanos star bid, II tho lowest viii N
ways be preferred 10 the specific bid
When the mails Of such size and weight TO render
necessary ia reference them alone provide tobo
coach convey anee, the specific bid though the highest m
coach service If sdjudged 10 BIO entirely sufficient Tor h
route win BIO preferred the bid in case the d,s,an
such interfere with the policy OF the law OF s4h
which looks reduction In the cost OF transportation N,
oepons however, may BIO allowed where the bid i us
by the Of the stock used on the route In the Der
iormance Of coach service.
On routes OF the highest class, where four horse coach NJ
steamboat transportation required by the size and mpa
ance OF the mails and the specific bid is adudged sue
Tor the route the preference for the specific bad will be
necessary carried to greater extent OF difference than
the inferior coach routes
~ modification of bid, in any Of It's essential term,
Is ,antsmount TO new bid and cannot be received 90 d
interfere with regular competition, aise the last hour for
receiving bids.
20. posmasers TO be careful not TO certify Ii,
suceHcy of guarAnors or surcss without knowing that
they persons OF sufficient responsibility and all bidders
and suretcs distinctly notified that hu
10 enter into or perform the for the service proposed
for in the accepted bids their legal Liabilities will be enforced
against them.
81 The contracts will be substantially in the forms here
ofoe used in this Department, except in the respects part
cuarly mentioned in these instructions and on all railroad
and steamboat the contractors will DO required TO deli
yer the mails into the post Offices at the ends OF the
and into all the intermediate post offices not moro Than
eighty rods from the railroad or landing
%. Present contractors and PERSONS Anown al the Depart
must, equally with Others, procure guaranors and CT
tdcaes Of their sucency substantially IN tho forms above
prescribed The certificates of suicency must be signed
by postmaster or a Judge clerk of court Of record
s. d. HUBBARD, Postmaster General
posr OrEICE DEpA December ID, 1902.
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A
n TEN (late of Baltimore, having made this city h,psr
residence, will undertake, with his accustomed Teal
and diligence the settlement Of claims generally and more
particularly claims before Congress- against the United states
the Departments therof and before Boarda
that be raised for the adjustment OF sp
other claims He has in charge the entire esn
reference to which, in addition OF documents n
proofs his he has access to those IN the sh
OF the Government.
Claimants on navy fund &C., bounty and
duties Ne &c and those requiring life Insurance. can
their business promptly attended by letter. poa pn
and thus relieve themselves from expensive and neon'
nrent personal attendance.
Having obtained commission of Notary Public, he pre-
pared furnish legazed copies any required public de
other papers He has been long engaged IN m
duties OF agent that only be now to S mn
and prompt attention shall be extended all business
voufded bis and that enable him to render M @
eces and facilities ecscious, he has become ismm
with all the forms OF Office.
Office on F,treef near the ne- Tream-v BmkGng.
G.ner.l agency .na Law omos a, " ..nukluA
DE sELDING Il WYLIE,
sepenM street, beoeen d and streets, opposife Odd Fa
ioos Hall, Washington
CHAS DE SEIDING Il ANDREW WYLIE, jr., br
ing formed copartnershp for purpose prose- udg
claims before Congress- the Executive Departments or be
any Board Of Com appointed for the adjustment
spolations, other claims against foreign Cor
ment are prepared to give their foil and faithful attcnt
all business that may be their charge The vi
also attend obtaining pensionn bounty land return du
claims arising treaties, or otherw'ei bay
ng and selling real estate collecting private claims. rents
Andrew Wylie. will attend to any Law busoe" sn
which either himself the firm may be entrusted IN any
the Of the District the Supreme Court OF the one
States.
Chas. DE seldos, being United States Comm''"coe
Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds for all the su
OF the Union, viii give prompt attention 70 the ns
tmony, acknowledgment Of Deeds and ether due' vhe"
| pertain to his Office.
Charges will be moderate and regulated BY the amour
| claimed, and the extent OF services required .r,s
Communications (postpaid) will receive immediate s,''
ton fUnionl dec IDLY
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AS.ENCY AT " ASH NGrslN,
ITO CHA INiA N1H.--FRANCIS A. UI(tkINS cOnln

|
to undertake the agency OF claims before Congress and
other branches Of the Government including
under treaties and the various public Offices he viii attend
other land claims the procuring opauu
for the public lands and the confirmation by Congress- g
and claims lands claims for property lost in or taken for the
service the United States property destroyed BY the In
dams while the oe United States invalid
Revolutionary navy Widows and haltpay pensions claims
for services whether for commuation hafps
bounty lands well those against the State Of Virginia
the for damages sustained in consequence Of the
action conduct OF the Government and indeed bus
before Congress the public offices which may require
the aid Of an agent or His charges viii be moderate
and depending upon the OF the claim and the extent
Of the service.
In the OF ciaims agsinst Mexico under the late
Convention Mr. f. A. Dickns and the Hon. e. +. Van Mes.
late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentary OF the
United States Span associated and claim sent
either OF them will receive their united and prompt attention
Mr. f. A. Dickns known most of those who have been
in Congress within the last few years. who have occupied
any public attention at Washington.
Office his residence street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets.
All letters mnssbe postpaid. dec A-mf
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CHARLES w. PAIRO Agent for the Baltimore Lie To-
ursnce Company, would call public attention to the reduced
rates OF premium charged. All Premiums or Poeedp
the District to be paid at his Office, corner Off andsn
Streets where applications for policies can be made
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BALTIMURE LIFE Insurance. COMPANY.
No. Is SoUrH SrRKEf.

No. Is SOUTH SrREEf
John L. DONALDSON, PRKsIDHHr
ryNHIs COMPANY proposes TO insure lives for one Of
Il years, for life, At the RxDUcKD rates specified In
the following table, being a. safety the assured and
to the Company would Justify with these rates the assured
enjoys the benefit of immediate in lieu OF Prospective
bonus. He rrsks neither his policy the premium
that he has paid.
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ID-urance on Lives ON every Hundred Dollars.

intermediate ages proportonae rates, and these prem
may be made payable annually, annually or quar-
tery, al the option Of the assured.
Buys and sells Annuites.
Sells Endow ments for children
Makes Contracts which life the interest OF money
involved. RICHARD Ii. DORSEY, Secretary
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CINCINNATI.


Incorporated, 1SAS.
TINE attention OF the public is Gaeu 10 the
superior facilities amor ded at this Institution lot
lyng in Thorough practical manner or th1
counting room and business pursuits.
BY Double EntTy-A complete
practical course of Instructions given In the arr OF Keep
Ing scientifically Double Entry Books In the different De
partmens OF trade and compre-
hendn forms among the most eminent est1 blish-
nents engaged individuality partnership in business
prosperous adversei In the ana SAFE
eTchsndse at wholesale mI orting and export
ing their account commission or on joint apee
aiOn including speculaons In Stocks real esateS &C.
with steambOatn, bank Taroad and BOOKS OIL
Joint stock and chartered associations generally.
Commercial calculations embrace every variety OF CON-
putatons pertaining business operations being taught
according to the most approved DIS
count Equations, arbitration OF Exchanges. DC.
AkTeate exercises are introduc
habits genuine buiness style OF upon
the mind OF the student as well as tamiliarze MN WIN
comnertia and phT1seS9gy Su%s pro
Practical PemGnshiP-One hour Is devoted IN teacnlg
systematic style OF business writing combining neeoon
with ath0rough command OF and ana PEN
elegance with and rapidity and perfect legby win
Con1iTcrciaI Law aud Political ECONOMICALLY Lee;
lures are given these important topics as conneoe1
with the avocations the merchant In the operaohs Of
commerce and praStieaL ~ s1ntSbis i
struments sales debts, guarantees etc also on Inc laws
f wealth currency foreign and dGmess
The course can be completed IN from eEhI !" t"eA'e
weeks. 49,.
Instruction being given GaH eHte
knowledge Of the ordinary English branches is all the
he busness SeSuSintanee OF the Principal enables him
to render assistance those wshngto procure situations
Good board can be obtained in city at to $3.50
per week. -. $50.
Diplomas under seal are awarded the graduates =,
TERMS.-For partial course, books otonery' &c. IN
For fu course books. stationery Diploma 81 inclu
ianS53-iyd FTtncfPGL.
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The PRIMARY Department
OF THE
Meade COLLEGIATE Institute.

wBLLSBURGj VA.
THR Fail session OF this School will commence on MON
DAY the 18th SEPTEMBER, and will continue hVe cali
endar months.
unless by special agreemen-and when once entered no
deduction win be absence during the session.
Cept In cases OfprOtTaoted Sickness Will any pupil be
permitted to withdraw. This ruleis positive.
80 1l55 TERMS;
pupiIs,-PrmaTy English department. ..SIOU0
Classical and Mathematical. 1Syy
Board and Tuition per session OF five months 4SO9
hainvariaby in advance the remainder at the mid
die ofthe session.
ri Information sec catalogue published by
"O2fu " Atu'' Byorder of the Board.
SAM'L D. ToMPKlNS, Rector
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Nopart of the syseis more liable disease than the
LIVER, it serving as lterer to purity tile blood, or
giving the proper Secretion to the bile, so that any wrong
action Liver effects the other important parts OF The
system and results yariousy in Liver Complaint, Jaun.
dice Dyspepsia etc. We should therefore watch every
svnptoIn that MIGHT indicate wrong OF the Liver
These pills being composed OF Roots and Plants furnished
by to heal the sick namely: 1at an ESpectrant
which auents the secretion from the Pulmonary mucous
membrane, the discharge of secretSd matter
iscnsbo manner the certain MORBID action OF the SYSTEM
3D. Tonic, which tone and to the
4h Cathartic which acts in perfect harmony with tie
other ingredients, and operating on the anu eSre
ling the whole mass OF corrupt and vated matter, and
purifying the blood which destroys disease and restores
heal e.
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Rhodes, McNair q Co.,

TTAVE now In store, their complete stock OF spring
Ill dry goods, to which they daily invite the atell;
ton OF purchasers In their assortment will be found
every variety ofdrcss goods and trimmings with
quality at lowest possible prices It has been their
aim 10 lawn such store would suit the trade generally
and they ater themselves that for VARSITY beauty and
ceapness their goods not exeeled by the city
They do not deem il essential to enumerate articles as
only small portion the stock could be thus noticed
best and besdes they believe that those who wish hand
some and durable goods the least possible money VIII
come to No. 80 Main Centre Wheeling, TO get the and
they will most certainly never go away disappointed
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HEg6 81 sFIIsSI WORM SYRUP.

An article founded upon Scientific Principles compound.
with purely Vegetable substances being perfectly SAFE
with decided benefciaeect Where Bowel d
DiarrbHa have made them weak and debilitacd, tile to
mic rToperties ofmy Worm syrup that it stands
without equal in the catalogue OF medicines IN giving
tone and strength to Stomach which makes 1t an In
IaIIible remedy those afflicted with Dyspepsia the as
tonising performed by this Syrup atter
have aled the best evidence OF its superior efficacy
all others. tfat.If ssH
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"a Gard.

nENRY TALLANT, LEWIS S. DELapL,1y ar,
IL WILLIAM TALLANT have formed cooaTtn Sat
ship, the purpose ftransacting whOs.as GrOeTy
and Dry Goods and Forwarding and Gelen Couomissioo
Business in this city, under the firm or LIANT Mi
APLA1N. The Wholesale Dry Goods B0sinesNilIb IL
conducted at No. ~ Monroe street. ard the whO,es.
Gregory and Commission Busin at No 80 Main street
Ample and seasonabte stocks of Dry Goods and Gros
ries viii always be sale at low prices aud on sreoo
dating terms, to which they earnestly Invite TIE steaC
ofcLosH BUYERS. tis.l 5stt mi
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GUNP0WDER: r,,a:, d
Rnn, KEGS rifle, sporting and OassNs
0UU magazine, 'andior sale by Nj. REILLY
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JAS. B. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF tho Southampton Baptist Churcl

uB-CAur1os.- Remember then, Paren:s and all Others
that Hobensaok's WORK SYRrP is tile only Medicine in
will eradicate Worms, with certainty and will
not disagree delicate stomach BE careful
you get the genuine article and zee that The signature
a. HORSEBACK is On every bottle.