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special pains.tsking. For q time, you
fall yourself into this very unfortunate
hal 'ucination you cultivate II after the
usual college fashion, by drinking q vast
deal Of strong coffee and whisky.toddy
by writing q little poor verse. in the
Byronic temper, and BY studying very
late at night, with closed blinds.
1t costs You, no wevcr, more anxiety
and hypocrisy than you could possibly J
have believed.
You will, learn, Clarence, when III.
Autumn has rounded your hopeful Sum.
mer, that there is no Genius in life likt
the Genius of endrgy and industry.-
You will learn that all the traditions so
current amongvery young men, that Ger.
tain great characters have wrought their
greatness by inspiration, as it were, grow
out Of great mistake.
And you will further find when you
come to measure yourself with men, lhs,
there are no rirals so formidable as
those earnest determined minds, which
reckon the value Of epery hour, and
which achieve eminence by persisten.
application.
And it is glorious thing when once
you are weary Of the dissipation. and en-.
nui Of your own aimless thought, to take
up somo glowing page Of an earnes,
thinker. and read-deep and long, until
you feel the metal Of his thought link
ling on your brain. and striking from ou,
your 1inty letharsy, flashes Of IDEAS that
give the mind light and heat. And away
you 60 in chase Of what the soul is Gro
ating on the instant, and you wonder al
the fecundity Of what seemed so barren,
and at the ripeness Of what seemed so
crude. The glo,o cf toll wakes you to
a consciousness Of your own real capa.
cities ; you feel sure that they have taken
a new step toward final development
In such a mood it is that one feels grate.
ful 10 the musty tones. which, at Other
hours, stand like curiosity making mum.
mics, with no warmth, and no vitality,
Now they grow into the affections, like
new found friends, and gain hold upon
the heart, and light fire in the brain,
that years and the mould Of earth can
not cover nor quench.
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P OLE TR Y.
THE LABORER.

STAND up-erect Thou hnst the form
And likeness of thy God who more?
A soul as dauntless mid the storm
or daily life, a heart as warm
And pure, as breast e'er wore.
What then7 Thou art as true Man
AS moves the human mass among;
As much part Of the Great Plan
That with Creations dawn began,
AS any OF the throng.
Who IS thine enemy ?-the high
In station, or in wealihthe chief?
The great, who coldly pass thee by,
With proud step and avcrted eyei
Nay nurse not such belief.
If true unto thyself thou vast,
What were the proud ones scorn to thee
A feather, which thou mightest cast
Aside, as idly as the blast
The light leaf fiom the tree.
:-uncurbed passions-low desires
Absence Of noble self respect
Death, in the breasts consuming Tircs,
TO that high nature which aspires
Forever. till thus checked;
These nre thre enemies-thy worst
They cham thee 10 thy lowly lot
Thy labor and thy life accurst,
Oh, stand erect, and from them burs,
And longer suffer not
Thou art thyself thine enemy!
The great what better they than thou ?
As theirs, is not thy will as free2
Has God witkequal favors thee
Neglected to cndow
True, wealth thou hast not-'tis but dust
Nor place-uncertan a. the wind
But that thou hast, which. with thy crust
And water, may despise the lust
or bo,h--a noble mind.
With this, and passions under ban.
True iaitll, and holy trust in God
Thou art the peer of any MN!
Look up, then-that thy little span
OF life may be well lrod
| WM D. GALLAGHER.
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The Pauper's Death Bed.

TREAD softly-bow the head--
In Teverent silence bow
No passing bell doth TOLL
Yet an immortal soul
Is passing now.
Stranger! however great. ..
With holy reverence bow,
There's one in that poor she'd
One by that paltry bed
Greater than thou.
Beneath mat beggar's roof,
Lo! Death doth keep his stale.
Enter--no crowds attend
Enter--no guards defend
This palace gate.
That pavement damp and cold,
No smiling courliers tread;
One silent woman stands
Lifting with meagre hands, e
A dying head. .t
No u.ingling voices sound
An infants wall alone; ..
A sob suppressed-agen -.
That short deep gasp, and then
The parting groan.
Oh - change-Oh wondrOus change
Burst are the prison bars
This moment, there.-so low,
So agonized, and now t
Beyond the stars
.,Oh change--stupendous change!
There lies the soulless olod;
The Sun eternal breaks
The new Immortal wakes
Wakes with his God Mas. SourHE'
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PHYsIcIAss.-A physicians business
is the curing Of disease and it is BY
this that he lives. Such being the case
can he be expected to engnge in its pre-
remtion, thus picking out his own eyes
We have no iIl.will to physicians bu
we deprecate the ignorance Of the laws
OF health among the masses that furnish
es employment for twenty. five or thirt!
of them where ono would be sufiicien,
had the people even but limited knowl
edge Of Physiology.
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lear her. Act upon ths doctrine of the
Grecian poet
II seek whats 10 be sought,
] learn what's 10 be taught
] ask the rest Of Heaven"

Talk not Of genius. Igrant there are
differences in mind originally, but there
is mind enough in every ordinary human
skull, It its energies are properly direct.
ed, to accomplish mighty results. Fear
not obstacles. What are your dihicul.
ties +? Poverty ignorance obscurity?
Have they not all been overcome by a
host well known to fame =? But perhaps
you climb untrodden heights 4? Never.
theless, fear to set down any obstacle as
insuperable. Look at the achievements
Of man in the moral and physical worlds,
and then say whether you dare to sci
down any difficulty as insurmountabIe,
or whether you are ready to prescribe
boundaries to the operations Of human
power.-Reu. EdWard Thomson.
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v A R I iE gr Y
The following is beautiful-one of those lit
tie gems which touch the heart
"Watch, Mother"


gems which touch the heart (;
"Watch, Mother"
MoTmER, watch the little feet,
Climbing o'er the garden wall,
Bounding through the busy street,
Ranging cellar, shed, and hall.
Never count the moments lost,
Never mind the time it costs;
Little feet will 60 astroy,--
Guide them, mother, while you n,y.
Mother, watch the little hand
Picking berries by the way,
Making houses in the sand,
Tossing up the fragrant hay.
Never dare the question ask
"Why to me this weary task p
These same little hands may prove
Messengers Of life and love.
Mother! watch that little tongue,
Prattling eloquent and wild,
What is said, and what is sung
BY the happy, joyous child,
Catch the word while yet unspOken,
Stop the vow before its broken,-
This same tongue may yet proclaim
Blessings on Savior's name.
Mother! watch the little heart,
Beating soft and warm for you,
" holesome lessons now impart,
Keep, o keep that young heart true.
Extricating every weed;
Sowing good and precious seed;
Harvest rich you then may see
Ripening for eternity.
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Hair ToNIc.-To TWO parts of,he best
oil, add one Of spirits Of wine, put them
into bottle, and shake them we'll TO-
gether. With this anoint tho head we'll
morning and evening. For the first fort
night il should be we'll rubbed with o
piece Of flannel into the parts Of the
head most affected. Boa
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MAJ A DISCONNECTED man was per-
petualIy in the habit Of reminding bis
second rib what an excellent manager
his first wife was. Out Of all patience,
she one day comforted him with the re.
mark, that no one regretted her death
more than she did. J5
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sI LIFE is a fixed fact, stern IN,

E&5 LIFE Is q nxed TACT, stern ana
solemn reality. We are voyagers upon
its broad wild sea. Our bark is launch.
ed by other hands than ours. The cur.
rents Of this great sea are all setting out.
ward from the port which we have left.
The winds are off.shore, strong and
unchangable. Go we must. We can
neither stop nor turn back. The jour.
ney We must perform. whether we will
or not. Resistance is as vain as il i.
impossible. 1t becomes US, then, tc
make the bes, Of our voyage, to make il
as pro6ta BILE, pleasant, and delightful al
We can. Regrets are idle; |; sighs arr
useless murmurings are unwise. W.
can make it intensely delightful and al
most infinitely profitable or we cal
make it miserable. and a prodigal vast
Of the most precious means Of sndurin
wealth. - Weaver. 81
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r0r WoRDs can sting like serpents !;
they gnash and rend and tear like raw
enous wolvss--thsy cen cleavs through
nerve and marrow, and make wounds
whose ragged scars will never pass
away
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BT Owe great secret Of domestic en-

BT ONE great secret Of domestic en-.
joyment is too much overlooked--that of
bringing our wants down TO our clrcum.
stances, instead Of toiling to bring our
circumstances up to our wants. Secret!
Well, so it is; for few know it and still
lewer practice it. The ballot.box Of po.
litical economy Is located on the family
hearth.
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pG DR. Russ 10 said. that 10 ths
course Of his inquiIlsp hs found only on.
person above ths ~ of sighy who bad
lived unmarried. .e s w. Il ;
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B~L Love some one warmly and pure.
ly, and you may make sure that ou ere
not irretrievably lost. The heart is as
the sunset in the intellectual heavens,
it sees nothing, from the sparkling dew.
drop TO the rolling ocean, but faithful
mirror, which it warns with genial
ray aad fills with objects lovely 10 the
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Were one as eloquent % aa angel. he
would please some folks more by listen.
ing than BY speaking. qss ~ l'9s si =
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MAYORS OFFICE, Jan. :, 1880
.nn.I ~ lii 0H a. a. IDMpI AINT
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Cost an1 foun6.

Z OST-A DRAFT on Hornelsyillc Bank, for
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Nem Civilizations.


Beautifully told" Albany Kniekerbo:ket.
"a charming romantic life.hhe story" Sun. Dispatch.
"Of more than ordinary senius Puritan Recorder.
"Full Of vivid touches Of passion" lDay Book.
"A fascinating story" lCom. Adv.
The charm Of this tale is Irresistible" Albany Argus
"A truly beautiful and artistic story Chsreston Sews
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lust READY-A New and Splendid Edition
THE LADIES' GUIDE TO CROCHET


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This BY far the best Work the subject CT Crochet yet
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Patterns bat the Gsuy they DO DO, have the
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Tas Worf however supplies thu much felt and glazing de-
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WILL THE MAINE LAW PASS
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II. prom ?, sale II uoo crpies OF
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Board an0 Rooms.

pOARDING.- ROOMS to let
~ viii or ~ithoai BoAsD in hopse With al ,Ae noaeru
T location very dssaele No ls9 Greene
tween Nsvsryfltes and sih~t
ROARDING.-A pleasant ROOM with BOARD
- for G' t' an ana h wife sl'o accommodation 10,
moderate. No eherryd FTsnsln sqasre.
pOARD in BROOKLYN.-Two Single, as0
ID ene Double ROOM. be obtained si No lss AL~auc
It corner a Clinton. sesIly opposite the Atheasan
FURNISHED ROOMS.-Wsnted, by Gentle.
nan ke,ween l4th AMI 2th ss snd between Broadw sy
ard 6th.w .FURSiSHED PARLOR and BEDROOM 81
Cinrs with PiNafe Table. References exchanged kd
are,s Rex NJ % Pos0hce
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LET 70 Singlc Gentlemen ~ith or without BoAsO. 10
psvste .uily-A III, sh basement house. With ell the
modern improvement No lst Ninhss four dcs, west o
Broadway, IN iddlt house
DRlVATE BOARD WANTED.--Two young
j Men wish obtain oOARD In private family Ia tho
yer, the city Thes feel that shey give saeh zee
ipouals character H. will be entirely satsiseory
any. AsdressJ T. u Ttssne Office.
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Balls.

TIME TwENTY-S SIXTH ANNULL BALL for
i the BENEFIT Of the NEW YORK FIRE DEPART-
MENT FUND will take place at the Academy o. Masc ih
procured from the Managers
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ITO MANUFACTURERS.- Inducements
offered % uaaaf.c,ursrs Who ph 70 ecsts eir 'usnss
Il vicinity NeSfcTk Clyde LOI e. 1hOCs ~ vii
c.f.G Of for every twelve hsncs eapoyed
in fOur,hrr vi age o'tsin three o.. ne city via
,,s4bost IsIosf and Omnibus commas sn every hsf
Ior sgL. ne i.y ne .ee swell sisp.ei % togIesnss
ard ell bra-ctss q snu.i ur1i O-- ornesg nov o. ne
prsra.e. emp Dying about o. hsa3s toretE. M ehaebes
sco Larse. &c PersoaB ~.tng - 80. trGselyes1 n
hi. oge I'll pesSe .ppy n p-Ison or y etr, G. GO o.
Ch.fan 1t N.~.Yo Money ~i sl'b bs sl,s-eed 70" al
ir<
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IALrARLE FARM at PUBLIC sALE..


6t.O OnA For Sale, good STORE and
SO.UUU.O" ELtII. "a az: osY: . ,a as
Of LAsD, d. esgS' o. ne 30
new. be s,ocs vsas3s Hos'>; sod c.r'.,ss and "s'n,
I'll h. ,,r 4 a. ,argsn, iG.Lefs,e ky-s-s-oc
'vsp lie perf-e and tsrns Of psJnss, esJ Tho ,p
,r,v . Is iBcrrssbs v..1s; ,he population no. "a
500 70 0o and cash business Of from 81. sS &c 90
yearly nay b sone. For fgll psr>sisr' spr. q ".
RICHARDs, No. 81 BrosfwsJ.
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ITO SHEET-AEIAL WORhERONOlICk.
We are exhibiting beivesh rhe hoer' Of u A NJ and
NJ No. n room No ~ Walls New YORK Sl.7, -
FIRsT PREMIUM aEET-NErAL EIDISj AND
IuBIsG MACHINE tP.'.s'sd s.reh q .a5i 70 ".,a
Instruments Chain Pump snt Boiler Tubs sore and s.a
Pre CoEduct,ts, Sc (,Iy nze9 Gocyss Lspeea 80
Bay gsnt, Tkes. xschr esplbs 4 sging 80 20 80
Ger. psroay ~ Ist.res,,t sol .ei - call Tom,
s Counties State Rishls FOR sale. COMMUNICATION
(yes. paid replied %
CHARLES NILLkH iD'-''F''-
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fouses an0 farms Wants6.

WANTED A good DWELLlNG.HOUSE,
worth $40 900 to $1,000 One preferred bet~ssn itn
and ttb,t. for par. cash will be paid and the balance
la VERY dsf.be productive property within hours rae
Of the civ Apply TO CHAs s. SWIFT No. 100 Peulst
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MILLS in CANADA.-TLe subscriber offers

WI 70. sale ONE HALF ORTIZ WHOLE of.hs WEtLAsO
MILLS s,usted a. ThOROLD, usen the Welsn4 Cans.
NILS hull; Of stone covered with in And ara Of ts
sruLly rooo Opportunity offered fox milling 10 Csaa5a
-1-'' JACOB KTPYEn.
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and NILLINERs.-UIgsnt n,ee'sity eonpeis m' 20 dis
rose Of my remaining sok Of choice AID fashionable Dress
I,uminI Ribbons G.cobs Feathers. Flowers, Sonnet alb
bons s Ssns Nehe, At half tue price 90 sold them 81
h-lors IN. aols.y, NJ n. LlCHTESsrEiN,
- No 20 Row
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,Nn IN PRINTERS-Enr SALE.

q. - ltDn To PRINTERS-FOr SALE,
. S.OOO. ~ old-e''.tl,hed PRINTING, ! T:
n hi. blsirsss VIII BE- 81 3. TAR
vsuafcn ard ne Purchaser sJ have bis tine 70 pay ~
the PROFITS Of .hs business To P,setlea
Pruie HiiA he ab.ye eash sa.sr % %
er1tsfi bunes rarely ofeEs AdaF.- PRINTER. Box ~
81 tribune Ofc,.
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s.s,,1s of The Nrwfown Village HssocIafl ton

Ill be held o. SATURDAY ENeNiNN Ish o no I90
Bovey At which time the Deeds Will De fssny ioI aehvey
~ Hsr f. w. KETCHAM, Piendent
W WILSON Secretary
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GuetiaI Notices.

veterans Of the War Of isi2.-A regular meeting at
ne s.sr' on FRIDAY, tse SD Inst a. = NJ BY o,dei
Eastern times., 1855-09-06
What it Costs.

A few weeks since, the police of our city
seized on the premises of Geo. w. Barton,
one barrel of Mcdford rum, valued at t,oelue
dollars. 1t was libelled by Marshal Walker,
and after hearing before Judge Smith, was
condemned. The case was appealed to the
Supreme Court, and, as appears by the certi-
fed papers from the Municipal Court, the
costs then accruing were about sIxTY-Two
DOLLARS. AT the hearing in the Supreme
Court, Judge May expressed his opinion that
the proceeding could not be maintained, but
that Marshal Walker might, if he saw fit, car
ry the case to the full bench on report This,
we understand will be done, which will add
another large bill of costs for the State TO pay ;
all of which increases our County tax and
all of which increases the taxes OF each indi-
vidual. At this rate, we ask, what will it
cost the tax payers of .Sagadahoc County,
when all the proceedings of our ,cise and rigi-
liant city officials are settled for through our
County Treasury. We shall see if proper
and honest exhibit of the same is made.
Eastern times., 1855-09-06
Taking a dose through a Pipe.

Information Obtained-A True &ory.-On
Saturday last, saws the Bangor Journal, on
board the Daniel Webster, Anson p. Morrill,,
who was on board, on his way to Belfast, made
up 10 Mr.. Whitney. Of Veazie. who was smok-
ing pipe, and begged the privilege of taking
few whiffs, remarking that he much preferr-
ed the pipe To cigars. Mr.. Whitney, with ci-
Witty, drew his pipe from his mouth, wiped it,
and passed it to Gov. Morrill,, who was entire
ly unknown to him. The Governor being thus
put upon familiar terms, through the medium
of tobacco, inquired of Mr.. Whitney if he was
from Bangor. Mr.. Whitney replied that he
was moi, but from Veazie. WELL asked the
Governor 'how is it down your way POLITICAL
ly, how are they on this Governor question q
WELL replied Mr.. Whitney, they are pretty
much all for Wells, in our town, they have
come pretty much to the conclusion. that that
Morrill, is a I'D scoundrel.' The Govern
or soon after returned the pipe, and LETT
Shortly afterwards as Mr.. Whitney, and a
friend were conversing, Governor Morrill, pass
ing by, Mr.. w. inquired of his friend, who the
gentleman was. why don't you know asked
the latter. shat is Governor Morrill, We'll,
replied Wh:iEey,''I Il guess he has got dose =