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Widaws Applications for increase Of SSun.
ty Lands, Gc.---Tke following which are
among The regulations of the Pension Bureau
may be fled away to advantage By any oIe
agent or applicant, interested in obtaining
bounty lands from the General Government,
viz:
"Widows who have received forty acres oi
land, and Wko are applying for the additional
one hundred ard twenty acres granted them
under the late act, will not be required to fur
nish proof Of their marriage and the death OF
their husbands, when that evidence has al.
ready been furnished and ia On file, 10 this or
spy other department OF the Government; bu,
il will be necessary 10 furnish proof Of con
tirusd widoHhood. The number Of the war.
rant previously granted should be stated in
the new application, but !. il lot absolutely
indispensable that it should appear.
The certificate Of notary public, with his
Official seal attached. Is stuff 3ient, provided he
is not an agent Tor the claimant Accom- pary.
ing proof must be furnished of the gsnuine.
ress OF the signature, and the fact established
that his commission had not expired at the
time the application was made.
"a case stated is not established, and the
Pension office refr aims from giving an opinion
on suggestions cases, rs the facts furnished
seldom correspond with those which appear in
the formal application"
Interesting frcm Guba.-We have anothe,
very late letter from our attentive and so vel
informed correspondent. 1t will be perceived
from 1t that the Spaniards on the island be
lisvs in the correctness OF the version of Lu
zuriaga's speech, frst published by the Pari
PreSse and La Beige, which alone account
tor the commo'iOn they were in when this let
ter was written:
Tho pile OF governmental grievances is IN
creasing so rapiiy that have hardly time {,
keep pace With them really think Gen
Concha has Lost Ills mind, although some o,
bis friends pretend to say that be i dispcset
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WORLDS FAIR
PRIZE CHURN !

The subscriber, having purchased ihh ra,enI FOR tho
COMMITTEES OF Hancock and Wsshinston 10 nmse VelH
AID use nsTist Self Adjusting CHURS saey them f-f
sale al the stores Of HALE Il IA Ton and j. II LANG
Don & co 10 Ellsworth.
This ChBra is Superior to any Other In ute-wI;h IT
YOU readily ard easily churh the cream gather The
butter work the hutieJnlk wash and salt the but
ter without inUc hing 1t with your hands b'tisf sa
more thorough nanner and in less than half the time
Ia winch can be done by any other nstis'd max :
one sixeenh butter from the cream. Th~4r
are important considerations "a aairy however small
The anaunt Of butter which viii he made u
iem epws vii De more thsa suhcea: puf>
chase churn
DEAN g. HILL.
certify that tho Churn ofafca for sale a5sse has
been nsedH ms family about years sua do
tate to "a, that the b~st chanI nave kRnwu
with IT can easily churp the cream. gather tho
bu ter work out the hn;tennlk aai ssH tho batter
well a. can be dorc ny hand and ~ half the
making larger amount Of batter fro,u the cream,
ehoefiully recommend 1t the pub,ie
(slsneap sEWALL rENNY
The undersigned having aeHa The statement of the Re-
Sesa Teuay above and hav'as used sai ChVrn Ia 0ur
aniiiss fIiY In his statement fam pei
sonAi experience.
(>tgaed.' = LORD
IdiN J. MOOR
John BLACK ia
CALVIN T. Joy
iswefth May II 1888 Esl
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Trespassers Beware!

IL persons hereby forbidden and warnes not to
N cut take away from any part OF LONG ISLAND
any Wood, Timber, Paving Stone, aay other article
material growing standing, or being any part af
aid Island without first obtaining leave from the sub
sefibsr.
Also not 10 cut or take swsysny Grass. Hay, Wood
Paving Stone or any other articles or Materials from
JOHNS ISLAND, the Two Islands know as the EAST
EgS AND WESTERN SISTERS, CROW ISLAND or
GREEN ISLAND lying IN Piacentia Bay.
Ahef this public warnins should any one presume TO
,fssTsss upon either If said Islands or take hersfun
any rsfcs or Material wthapt leave of the sscy
he NAV expect I've prosecuted To the utmost 81
ihs A. have owned AID paid said Islands
for l.seais years, desf nined hereafter 10 be pro
tscisd IN my rights aad prupsrty.
6ms ~ ISRAEL Is. LUNF.
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Alta Court of Probate

Holden at Bucksp within and forihe county Of han
the third Wednesday NJ Septsmher In the year
Of our Lard eighteen hundred aad nifty aUr.
Slower p. Hatch named executor certain instru
meat purpnIiHg be the last Will testent OF Nath
Hooper late Of Casne in SAID eenaty, deceased, having
presented the for probate
Ordered Thai the said give notice To all per-
rested by causing copy OF this order 10 be
published three weeks successfully In the Ellsworth
mereaa printod Eli vorh that They NAV appear al
Probate Cnur, be hoeo ~ Ellsworth IN SAID coun-
~ on the edsseday c octaer next at ten Of the
check ia the foFsaeon and shes CAUSE any they have
way the sad instrument should nat ne proved approved
and allowed the last Will aud testament OF sad de-
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
3, A T pRINKWArER Register
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Administrators Sale.

lv virtue Of license from the Court Of Probate for
the county Of Hancock sha. sell pgbtc vsnlue at
the stere ol Andrew Seavy ia Baeat, nB the sAth NJ
Oct next at 10 O'clock al the real estate Of John
Cheevrr late II Blue III deceased
VIZ about i00 acres ~ Long isa1d Buehll.
ia1 - Wild Land near Jonas Gseens,
laa e. C,ssiu lot sn called
The right o. r7lrnp ton Of tho farm occupied by Il
Green. .
The lad mcrtyagod to said Cheeser by Thomas Ham
ilton-
Also the right OF revsrson Of the wild ows dover in
sad estate.
u. ". DODGE, ihm.
ptusbiu SAM IS5S IS
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UALSEY'S
FOREST WINE.
AND
GUM-CCATED FOREST PILLS,
The most extraordinary discovery in the
World.
1000, 200

Bottles and boxes sold anaualls
Al: Taaf5zaul- Il Live, -srei from tGENATtf
GEANh, by this late tiszafefY.
Testimaais's # tts faAat sliss5ssr cIfa-ier
are continually pouring ia from sYefy H1fl ~ ne t-
tty, bcsfsE w'nrss 80 TIE unparalleled eG,ta,y yi
these nedeta
the ieits.-u rhoE The nuH4her NJ cssat c.fe as
5eri fsd te ny lettss aad Cihef teftnsi- rsr.isst
from ali parss 81 tio ia'os aaA Btsa LItrres i545
he ift = January iS12 So lanasss 1T ~ ii .,ys
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fano iuarrants fuauteo.

r WILL pay CASH and the h,ghesf naeka price TOR
j all BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS. duly assigned
Warrants by mail otherwise, shall ensure
to the party sedias psop ssiarn BY his. mail OF the
y" market sn.9s y upnwN
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At n Court of Probate

Held at BneSspon within and for the county Of Han
cock nn The third Wednesday Of Juls IN the year
of our ord pie,,leen hundred and fifty i've.
Reuben II Gray Administrator OF the estate OF
Samuel GRAY late ct SeAewick in said county Dc.
sea e.i having presented rs FIRST account OF Admnts
iratioa upnn said estate preblte,
Ordered that the SAID Adn'ier give notice to all
rsana Interested by causing copy OF this nnicr 10 be
published three weeks successfssiy In the Ellsworth
American printed ia Ellsworth that they may appear al
A PenhaIc Court 10 I've held Buehti in said county
on the first Wednesday In Nov enber nsNt al ten of The
sleek NJ apd slew Cause II any tlty have, why the
sainr should not be allowed. 49,
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A trrs scaPy-- -. -
ia Irss'-A nEtSk%AFfR. Gtgister
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Ala Court Of Prohate

Held al Ellsworth within and f'r the county Of Hancock
on he frst Welaps ay al 81 pt. in the year OF ou-
Lord eighteen hundred ard and fifts five.
Elizabeth Alien ADMINISTRATIVE IT the estate y
Prince Allen late Of Droaklin said County deceased
having presented her final account Of admin. upon
saiti estate ior lrohlie,
Ordered That sid aln,tix give notice thereof to all
persons Interested 10y .sns copy Of this order 10 lie
published three weeks sGceessiVely 10 the Ellsworth
American printed Ellsworth that they may appear al
Probate Court 10 he held at Bushl in sad county
on the rst " rdnesdav OF Nov 81 the cucs
in the forenoon and she's ii any they have, why
the should allowed,
PARKER TUCK, Judge
p 4 = DRiNKwATER. Register
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Administrators Notice.

The susses beF hereby gives pnhlic ntcs 10 ali rnn
ad thai he hrs been ppainted al taAen uFn 'n
81 III. trust af an s,IuaiSi ratoF al the -sta'e "i
Jess. i ~ laie OF L icSst.aG IN me cauH'T Of
Hancock tseceasel b, giving bond ne law orecis
he therefore requests all parsons no bdr- u he
said decsaseds estate mR3rdiae payme9f. 'nd
hav ing bills thereon exhibit the sane TOT SCI
t snreht. ~
R,rksnort Gan, so lSiS ~
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probate Notices.
4 Court Of Probate

Holden AT Bucksporf within snd for the Coonfy NJ an-
cock. on the Ssd Wednesday ofSeitsater A. D 1850.
On petition Of fsBcs Stisbs aisnIass ratof q the
ef>iephra wp late " RHtk pst sAdCcgnty
deceased representing that the personal estate OF sad
deceased ia moi sufficient 10 nay the sst irb,s which
he owed Al the tnte Of MS death by the Of four hun
drrd daI,ars and praying fsr license TO sell
caavry all the real estate pi said deceased the pay
meat Of said Debts and Incidental charges
Ordered, That the lettener give notice thereof to
the heirs of said deceased and all psrsons intereste
by causing copy Of his order to be Pubahed three
weeks successfully in The Ellsworth american prlnied
Ellsworth that they may appear al Probate Caurt
10 he holden AT Ellsworth the 4th Wednesday OF
October next at ten Of the clock Ia the forenoon, and
show cause VI any they have why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted,
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A lran copy Attest A. r. pRINRWArER Register
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/" Senate CAGmhe-, oAie, -4pyii Sta, 1854.
DIS. J. c. ArER-Honored Sir: have madt Z thor
oagh Trial af the CsrsARTIc Pitts left by agent,
and have been cured them of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which h- found aeriig Tie first dose
'eved me, ami lew ssi..seguept dose have entirely
romoved the disease feel III better health than r
before which attribute entirely the eeets
OF your CAIHARric ffLLs. Yours with grea; respect
LUCIUS METCAIF.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-26

General Agent fsr procuring Bounty
Lands and Pensions, Bangor
r. All lst,r-s Of enquiry seuI by mail prompt
aasatsi postage stamp Is enclosed to pay retofa
postage 5sn@
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
EoI.eftn give Hftnusss.

IHLEaS COMPOUND Gun sR4RiC STEP.
TUE Increasing demand fer tbis C.asS p;essSLt
Z sa.s sd esace ,iUCs rssIsjy =. E.i fS}.lor2
dstgs'f Las enabled tie rrcEsIci0r "a rs4frcz tia
price 10 fla,e Il w!h;a TIE -eah O: ST. ci=sse..
Its ssrc-ie.ity oFet xaoCt a GT preparations is a.,
tes:ei by many eminent Fs:c.Lhs $40 have
sys Witnesses OF Us efficacy whoa ia3 Iscai reno
dies have tsilS-:; EisO BY thea AMI OF poet
5pectsh!c c.. SSIis AZ have CseG X Ii tker Gies
bots ~ rFaTeriEs sid cure with never falling sue.
cess t'r the est twenty yel:s fd-iUg which PEI IL
with vssy little cid from Advertising. sc Z \,
gradually fprs.5 reputation ovsr TIE wEois su;ca
Ia casc9 Of receat CSlIs C0E5as, Uoa.SeEsss d. {.
gives Elr1eGiat. relief, sud gem rally cures IL AZ
OF tCo, without r:srferiES with Diet or husil. , &C
rendering tie system mors susceptible n G.sy i
chros u eass1. -s-thnz, Nso0s-n2 Cough. Cro.c,
6To'.ettt.s, ect.oss: Of TIE LsrSs, aaG Con.ssAp
HON. it Us sl~ays vsry nsscisl. an5 seldom ;s;Ia
when commenced ia tine t. perfect O cure.
Pc.ce % AID 60 co.sts b0l;is.
Soii wholesale ty Psttsrsoa & Marin, Siot. s % =,
Ridgely 20. AisTsntri. g I'esl 4 Stevens. IL
1eorgs.oyn by Mr. Cissei
81 TFLGES CUE A2l6O CEND7 DROyS
s.Iii,e competition 70 the ebose but in q al3sr
and os-s pcFtaels tor-c they ast lie cham on
q tro1s:eetae Ccuge, Ia1 elsa- the throat and
rotes; 1bcy contain no Injurious drug sre p.-l:u.
tsriy recommended tcr children. fsequentsTs az
lie ks5e2, anes, public speakers, sngerf, "a
Prize '25S sad Is cents por box.
For sSie at most Dzog sEs Dandy Stores.
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PROPOSALS FOR STAMPS.
Posi- CFFics L LPAsfetNr

/
| February -, SIS.
/ DROPo7AL' will be received at this departu EN-
Il UNI lhS 3ota DAY Ct NJ arch next, for fai n ST
Ing ps for the uss o. the post ceces n the Wv
ted stat fcr fur y, from he LIST DIV OF April
nsxt VIII n ordered OF - o department, of the fl
loving d.ecrf rtitns, viz:
The name OF the ofce ard Stats in circular form
cut from o 90 ID ock o. hardened steel, ami made
In such manner IS 10 a'mit Of l.tters and figures
to designAts the month and cay, with . thumb
screw to 60, such LEI ers and Asurts In pace
Such stamp, ard the letters mpcsi-g the same, to
b. Of the cams size as those now manufactured and
| in use 4 termed mahogany handle, Of the same
like siI,, t. be securely fastened to the stsmp. The
months Of the year abbreviated as u eontaia but
TIRES letters cash. of he size now in use, and
to bs cut from eclid blocks Of hardSned steel Fig
ures for the days the month, from to 81, inclu
sve, to be male Of ike hsrds ed metal, aud q the
size last Aforesaid
Also, sta ups With the words "pda" a.d "frss, :
o tn. firm OF tho7c now In u9e, Nth turned han
dies.
Also, stamps with figures den1ting tie rates Of
postage, and similar to these now 10 use, wi
turned handles.
Also, STAN s for for,isn mails ussl by the New
| York aud Boston Offices.
Al Of the above stamps 10 be mad. Of hsrdeus6
stee,.
The proposals must a'so contain separate ills f
the circular SIAM, with the months and tguIes
Also, for each separate piece, ccn aiming th.
month, consisting Of three letters
so. for each separate p!' &C ior The Gays OF h.
month.
Also, for mp!ste sets of months and 6s ures.
Also, for each sp.rats piece, it'll the word,
| 'paid" and Hfre-."
Also, 70. each separate piscs, with tie fgurss de-.
noting III rztes OF pot &c. The makirg Of the diff
r mt sets will not however, be to diff .ren,
contractors bit tie prop al for the Who'e which IL
deemed most favorable to the department. will b.
cepted. The asp rtmsnt rs"rves 10 itself tn. rishI
to r. ject II posas If the price is deemed rxtIsy
agant, and also tbs RICH. to secspt ProFessls f,om
tie same in tisilusl or firm for the circasr stamp
with names Of nontcs and figures OF HARDIN
ST e.! AID all the othe: stamp o. other iteris, ii
deemed advisable.
Proposals y i'll be r-cpivei trd cons esred for a
the stamps above nsm 4 to he oed OF 9th
IN 4te:ial than hardened steel; aud the !epar n.ent
reserves the right t. a6cspt h prop sails fit see
be deemed for the interest Of the dePsrm ut {, d.
30.
Specimens OF the various kinds of an required
(on s.rtl can be seen a: the appointment fire o
this depsItm-nt JAMES CANpBhLh,
l-l.wiw POST as.a- Gpne-z.
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TRAVELLERS CIREuTugY.

+ friiA5I'S EIzs1 OP pG;axEUsEs
and 91E 2 Ia, "a and 3A IN. viii -
leave i'as!iineion al 6, IL. aud Il eEASG
M, 81 sEd pm.
Seats can be secured at the Office Fairfax st.,
ana newton 3 Mansion House ; in Washington, at
Bali's Secar Store am Kirkweod House. :
This Line runs regularly winter and summer for
the accommodation of the Public
Passengers called for and taken to their residences
" not too far.
FARE--For the first trip UP and last trip down,
30 cents all other regular trips IS cents.
Trunks extra. LATHAM & COOK.
ian S-tf
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HANPToN's VEGETABLE TINcTURR.

EAsT0N, oct q, 1854
EessTs. Mortimer & Motoi1cy:
Gentiemcr-l feel il my duty 70 you and the pub
lie % certify to the effects OF Hamp;on's Vegetable
fiRclure. ! was for msrP Ihan five years tailoring
under disease OF Chronic rheumatism. and the
great psrt Of ,iiat tire 1 so helpless that had
To be helped from my bed and dressed in my cdIaes
l became reduced 10 4 mere skeleton. All The med
clnes took done me no good, and I Continued a.
grow worse. | heard Of hamplOn's Tmcture ard
thought would give IL trial. At this time did
not expect 10 live one day after another. 1 I'd ra
take IL (the Tncture) for the Rheumatism, lt "a
a short tine was well # that disease. From tSe
efect< Ut your iHciuTe and the help Of God am
now geting IA good health.
wish all tie afflicted TO Ivy HamptOn's Vegttstr
TInctII!e, as have ire, with ihe same eject TIN
1. has on Your 0bc.:irnI servant,
ISAAC BESJANus.
We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin. sold
linn some oi .laHptons Vegetable Tnciure ana u
ieve the above statement correct.
DAWSON y Bro.
From cur knowledge OF Captain Benjamin We are
eXager2;et. J. A. JOHNSON,
CHARLES ROBINSON.
CfH iEi Gct pamphlets 1atis, and see c,ros OF
Cough, Bronchitis, rheumatism, NeuiaIDia, Dys
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As a
female medicine or for delicate children 5lIeve
Il unpqIdlipd.
Sold ty MORTIMER s. MoWBRAY, 40 Bait
mere street, Baltimore; and 304 Broadway. N. Yok
CEAs. STOTT & CO., J. ID. MOORE, ID. p. CLARKE
CLAREE BOWLING, w. ELLIOT, and II. hcPHER
SON, Washington; also, by X. s. +. cIssEL, George
town, and Z. e. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gstS everywhere. jan Str
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON

PLAN FOR THE CURRENT YEgR
Viz last Is now open, ana every subscriber O,
Il $3.50 viii be tied to-
L. An impresSiot OF Plate, by ]. IT. Wimora,
n. Ii; h',holn ihe original picture by }. J. Cha
Ion, H. a., a Water Party.n
u: NolnIie containing thirty Wood Engraving,
nsnsIauhg subjects from Lord Byron's Poem
Of Chile iia.olde.' And
III. Inc chance OF obtaining one of the prizes to
which wall include
me rght 20 select for himself a valuable work of
arr IRON one OF the public exhibitions STATUTES in
Drohze OF hGr haJrsiy on Horseback, by II. Thor
neycrOt. Copies in broTze frou, Am rcin Il NodaI
III reiei ny IL Jefferson, of "Tke Ertry of the Duke
OF " ellington into Madrid STATUTES in porcelain
or Parian Proof Impressions of large Litho.raph,
Z. Firth, Z. a. ''Ihe three IA wa ,, f,om NJ,
here's " 'urgeois Gentilhomme.n
~ h0noriTy Seer, taries for Washing ton, Messrs.
TAYLOR * hAURY, Booksellers ian a
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING PAPER
FOR TIE PUBLIC PRI7fIyG

'FFiCE SUffEIElESDE INT Public PRINTING,
Warrington, January IS, 1855.
N pursuance Oi tie provisions of the act eDttie
l. "Ah acl 10 provide Tor executing the pu ne
printing &c., approved August 26, 1852, sealed
proposals Wi be received this office in the Can
lhi, uHiil wednesday, the 18th day OF March next
az IL O'Clock IN, for furnishing the following 0pan
tiiles and descriptions OF writing paper, To vii:
e,oO0 reams, weighing % pounds per ream and Isea
surfing 10 by % inches
j, 100 reams, weighing % pounds per ream and rnea
surIBg Is BY ~ inches
lOC reaUs, weighing 81 pounds per rpam andue,
suFIng rs by - inches
Sio reaina, weighing p pounds per ream AM T1ea
surfing Is by IL niche
SOJ TeamS, weighing IL pounds per rea,n and ,rea
SurIng - by Is inches
Al these papers TO be- made of the best materials.
and nnisied IN the best manner aud tree from adu
tefaiion Contract viii be- entered into for snu
plying IN" quantities slated II such fines oS tIn
public service may require. but The privilege = re-
served o. Orfe.lng greater qulnnly of ei,l!er kin !
should gfea.ir quantity be required AT s;ich tim.
aiI liz such qudnutles a. may be deemed necessary
Samples oi each kind Of paper must accomn3,yv
each bii, and al proposals aud samples n,u.t be-
transmitted to this Office, free of postage or other
expense
Each proposal must be signed BY the indiviIu,i
"' h'm making II, and must specify the price per
pound, ANA the consequent price per (and bar
one price, OF each description OF I,aner
All the paper must be delivered at such MACE a
places AZ may be designated in Wa.hin atom civ; il,
good orrr, free OF ali and every extra charge or ey
perlSe, aud subject % the inspection, count weight
and measurement of the Superintendent, and be in
all respects satisfactory.
Flank iofmS tor proposals will be furnished at thi,
odicr lo prisons applying for ,hen aud none will
be taken Iiio consideration unless substantially
agreeing herewith.
Boccs with approved securities will be required;
All the supPyin: If an inferior article or iiiIcfc
% snpriy t+e quantity required a. any tim will bu
CONSIDERED SIOaLIDn OF TIE contract.
Zach bidder Is required furnish with his propn-
ss satisfactory evidence of his iiiiy execute it,
dence Will be rejected
ioPosais viii be adore sed 10 the "Super:ntenc-
c c, vi uS Public Printing, Capitol of the United
Supplying Paper. F'Ss'' '0f
A. G. SEAMAN,
Jan 29-eOtd VI" "''c riinuis'
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CUPID.-A love sick lassie writes to her
adored in the following strain of deep
feeling love:
My dear sweet Ichabod. How want
10 see your big gray eyes. o, how hor-
ror stricken am l at your long absence.
L want to see you and feel your heart
bump. Oh. sweet tchabod, now do come
out, and let US get married if you love
me. God bless you, if you are not suf-
fciently blest in being sweet. Oh, you
mary gold, you holly hook, you tulip,
you cabbage. Oh, you sweet owl, do
come and comfort your dying, smitten
Caroline. Oh, Ichabod, but how / do
love your big red lips. Oh, you trim,
tall fellow, full of mamma Of sweet love,
how do want to see you, model of per-
fiction. You have been gone this two
months, and to me it does seem like q
hundred years. Your dear presence
would to me be more than the cooling
springs to the parched traveller of the
desert: more than the pebbled pool to
the wanton duck-yes, more than Q
lump of sugar to spoilt child. Why,
then, will you not come; yes, fly as
swift as the lightning TO kiss the tears
from the dimple1 cheeks of your mad
love. On, bleak and wild is the house,
the woods, and the world, without thee.
Oh, yes, bless thee. my durlplin, my
Jewsharp, my rooster, my gentleman.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH

Healthy GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH
IL All who are desiIOus of obtainin. these bene-
| dts, SHOULD use 2ERM JAMS CELEnRATEr
ToOTH-WASH. This delicious article combines
so many merItoriorS qualities, that il has now be-
come Standard taVorlie with the ci:izcns Of New
Xxx, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists p-r-
scnoe IL In their practice Eiost successfully ana
from every source the most faterng laudaiions are
awarded il. "'e
ini'amed aud bleeding gins are Immediately ben
ehtted by Its use; Its action upon them il mid
soothing and effective. I: cleacses ,he tsp,b -,
thoroughly, that they are made 10 rival pearl In
wnlene $, ana dlffuses through The mouth such a
aenghuu freshness, that the breath is rendered ey-
qnisi;ciy sweet Ii disinfe,ts ali those i;apur,ic,
when tenc TO produce decay AMI as 4 consequence,
@nen these are removed, the teeth mus, always re,
main sound.
, IL Is used and recommended by all the emiIep
Oeh'ists IN New York. Philadelphia, Bsitiu GRE ard
oIher cites where it has ben introduced. All
should give il trial.
Prepared only b. FRANCIS GERMAN, Drrg.i /,
and Chemist, Ninth AMI CalhariRe streets, Ph.ia-
deiphia, acd sold by all Druggists everywhere al
cents per bottle. w. II. GILMAN,
jan Ism Agent for Washington