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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-07-13

GENTLEMEN who like TO wear A SEAI
" SETTING GARMENT. can have one 70
their entire satisfaction by ealing at ,.,,s
CIT OWEN q M0ULIVN''
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-07-13

~ All communications addressed to the Publisher,
Boston, win be promptly attended to. Cw2s
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-07-13
WEIGH &c Lent's Combined Circuses,

Which will not exhibit at Bidde ford until Friday,
July gosh. win also be at Springvnle the
9th, and at Saccn rn ppa the 21st Inst.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

YIcTIas CT THE New JERSEY RAILROAD
TRAcEpr.-;G George ". Ridgeway, Of the firm
of Ridgeway & Diehl Of Philadelphia, one Of
the killed, had his life insured for $4,000.
Mr.. Charles Ingersoll of Philadelphia, ono
of the killed, wonld haze inherited fortune
of $50D,0 had he lived until he arrived at
the age of q years, which would have been
the last of the present monih. A clause in
the will provided that in the event of his
death before arriving at the age, the fortune
would fall to another branch of the family.
1t is said that On effort win be made TO re-
cover this amount from the company, rs ID
ali probability, had not this gaecil lent not oc:
Cured, he would have lived TO come in pos
session of the fortune.--N. X. Tribune.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

OS Born CHEEks.-We notice that on the
visitte Paris of Queen Victoria, she wore
white, chip bonnet, with white feather4and
ribbons, small red scarf around hersneck,
and a blue pslerlne OVER her shoulder, thus
giving the effect ~ the now famous ssrsd,
white and biue." The Queens dress was Of
a dr,,b-colored silk te1.ute0f a ligh, kind,
having three foancssa printed Upon it il
strires Of whitesilk. On striving Louis n la
poleon s.kissed her on both cheskss' 81
We suppose that gnow Ioar fashionable la
dies illewearswh chip abonness, and when
kiseed con onetec cheek will turn the other
.i.c - ~ II " p " n aSTsE
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19
ayasey snisA :. rcmperepe.,

SydNey Smith, in spite Of his epa,at,pns aud
habits As a diner cont, & We SONS rety excellent
advice on the snhject at te 'sperance. In o. e
of hs lstisss be says he aeves knewa gentle.
man who ate ~ drahk ~ little a. was good r
hrs own h~Alth. In the foilowi,e ep,stie to
Lady Hslls,a be speaks still more decidedly in
favor % sbstin' ise tom all ter,nent liquors.
HE advice 10 senssAles 44ss. = =.
Nv asig Lsdy Moussd = Many IN INKS Tor
yo,s kim anxiety respecting my health. L no,
only was never better, but naser hat 80 we'll ;
mdeesis1 kna have he~s very ILL all nv HE,
without kAcwiNx a. Z Let me state some OF the
coed srs Ag From. shsta mug from al fermeni.
ed hyaots Fsrst, s~ert strea having never
I csN VII sweet sieer was. steep | ks :
Asty o. plough boy. Il ) wake, no Iced.
less terrcrs, NO black vsioIs oh hfc, bn, pleas
ing hcres and ree teesicns; Holland Haas..
ra.. and 10 ee.pel u I dream. i, IS not Of hons
and iigess, hut Of Esstcs siu-s aud t,thes S.
enaday. can take t~rger walks AMI make
&. eat ea<r,ions without Sa,ir,e. Ny nAd<s-
Shading il Improved ) ! | ceu,prehcnd Poii,i.
cal economy, see hesssr u hon., wsae aud
svs>ctaetes than when used both 4 Only one
ssl snsass troA a Ian IN such extsssagant
spsrssa thas Z aass lcses Noel. OF i.ek out for
soas go swh>swa bone aud drpress ms Pay
ssvsue uSshs ssnash a. IL at taei; no
l~stsA9tN, ~ 10 disseatsoa
---sss7ss'sS-s ~YolsA - SvnNVv SNfrm -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

--- 1880 ------ --------
'.SnI TuorGHr SHE HAD iT."--The Peters
burg Express tells the following good one:
a few nights ago lady up in the South
Ward woksup inafftight, called to her servants
10 make all haste and fetch DR. (one Of
our very talented physicians, much patron
ised By the ladies). She thought she had
IL! b9 @ga
Away went the negroes with full steam up,
aud alarmed the doctor, exclaiming go,
make . hurry doctor, missus thinks she has 8
got It
On arriving at the lady's residence, the
doctor enquired Of the first maid how her
mistress was then! so, Sir, she thought she
had it," was the reply. The doctor hurried
up stairs, Illuminating in his mind on every
kind OF ailment the fsculty luxuriates in, and
pathology mysti6es mankind about, and
found the lady en- robe dc mutt, somewhat
calm and collected.
sassWall, doctor" exclaimed she, graceful.
ly, u really thought had itr
llavs what, mad IN, in the name Of good
nrss?" s.sfts
a"why. the yellow fever, Doctor"
|, seems that the cause Of this very ludi.
crous mistake took lis rise rs follows:
Tho lady in QUESTION had been recommen-
ded wash made from yellow ochre as q pre-
Svcntiye against musqueto bites and to soften
the skin at this season. She had rubbed the
wash over her face, neck and arms, and had
retired to bed; but - the liquid dried up, j,
left quite . yellow coating on the skin and
gave tho lady the Appearance Of . msgnif.
cent bright yellow belle. Happening to rise
IN the night to- Get glass of water, abe
pecpsd u her glass(as ladies will ever do,l
~ - ..S ~ ~. 1
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

A MELANCHOLY AND FATAL AccIDENT.-On
Saturday at Billions barrel factory, in this
city, Mr.. Simon Farmer was caught by the
strap or belt which goes around the wheelby
which the machinery is propelled, carried
suddenly upward, and after whirling around
the wheel with the utmost velocity for a Sec
ond, was thrown in a terribly bruised and
mangled condition upon the floor. He sur
vived bur a few moments, during which he
was unable to speak. Peoria News, Mon
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

q The Free American Cat North Adams, Mas
sachusetts) announces that a boy was devour-
ed in the woods by beast. supposed7to be n
bear or a panther, in Woodfprd, adjoining
Readsboro'. the week. previous. All but his
head and feet (the latter encased in his boots)
was eaten by the animal. Near the remains
lay; a fishing rod and line, and d small string
of fish. His name was Jones. ~ .g4e. ased
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

- they CAN'T MAKE Much Notes.-The
aUaion has an, article headed. ''The Demoera-
scy of Massachusetts, Speaking" y Itissproba-
bly, deta Of conversation between Mr. G.
G. Greene, Naval Officer, Mr.. Peaslee, Coliec-
tor; and Mr. B. F. Hal lett, District Attorney.
Those persons compose tie democratic party of
Massachusetts Just now. and their speaking j.
done on contract. at the rate of so much per
line, 1t IS a e eat party for small Omnibus,
that Massachusetts, democracy.-New York
ora}d -lAa q S<f'F+ 7 '- r. - .A-rs f''. 10
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19
) The university Family Remedies:

~ The University Family Remedies:
fssusf stndsr the seal santt and authority of the
UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDiGiAEsaA
AND POPULAR kNeWLEDeE.
Chartered s the state VI PeLnsyis anti Apnl2s 1858.
,asosi9,iW With capital Of 800, 900. ga.sssa;
Maiaig tor the purp0se Of arresfing the epils
---so4 eOR sPuii sOBs s0sfRUssie.' Ct stJ&q
Also suf piY ing the CemsIahisY with reis,s re-
mssies wherever o. eents. tent PAyscia csnult ~
III ns; he elnptysd, lave fptebassd frog Df, John
r. rRos and his celebrated j, ..s,a, =. .,f,f
Rowand's Tonic Mixture, sts5t.,5s..
known 6 upwards VI twsn,y Eve years as the only
49,. Fever and Agne. &C. ~ ~ ! - %
And his mes Unable rc,nes Esr Bowel Com
Ropaads Compound Syrup of sBlaek berry
sgd sass,at IS 81 Root, 50 "a s2ssesr -
Which highly approved and popisiars edies, to-
gcshsr with the unlysEsity Remedy iar Complaints
he Gaifsrsls nelly M fsia u Ind;ses-
fen. f94 ss-saf asss599aEts5 5sss1 BSx 14sgsfsSa
Ths UuiSsrsitsss Repssy fsr Costly Boxels 5s-sE,
sAIs9 tks Enisersitys Almanilcynay be bad. sssi D
BzHeh IGspsneary .ugStsse OF E.E,GAYsA AZ nj.
Burlington, IoSa,ss ar as tmAy i6s % 6m
I YP the RIVER, by Shelton;s PEE Ps from ssHeiT
" fry by Shelton. just reed at taug2s) CORES
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

s.Ckere Mademoiselle Coralie ?" at length
hurst from Madame Ferev. in a voice of sor
rowing surprise. Aud TAX ns her by the hand.
she led her in silence t. seat by the Are
aide, aud then folding one of the girl hands
in her own, she asked in o whisper, ssWhat
has happened 90
"Deadr said Coralie, holding out ia.
ded psper to Madame fFefey, and ayerting
her face as If the sight of it scorcfed her.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

Last Friday eSnins Al Ifiskmas named
StansonY whils stealing exapsA from ths Easr,
d m IL Easts German named Crafts, at Evans
vilie, was shortly the lasssr. Stanton was
no; considered dangsroa.iy Wounded ~ dsst,
bat exsatuallf died. = -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

A QutEr HoME.-A b.ckering pair of Qua
kers were lately heard in high controversy,
the husband exclaiming: a..ss-5s .s--
81 am determined to have one quiet week
with thee!'' - af 5#
"But how wilt thou get it 2'' said the taunt-
ing spouse, in reiteration, Which married la
dis SO provokpgly indulge in. t.... --.5,r..g
81 will keep thee week after, thou art
dead,' was the Quaker re- oinder. ss,g
sSeyen thunders, or a Mighty Crash of Eu-
ropr's Roya and Papal Thrones, s'.bont TO he
cast down by the awful judgm tnts of God, 7
is the title Of little book, lately written by
a great ass.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

IT'S pcpulaSis6 o. he State % 5vreonslh
% sssast apsd u ts l4ss csSsds u be ssss.-
900.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

frs Sr.s4 lsa tinure, Sept II
Tncrc were fnrty dcstns from fyer Mt Norfolk on
Sunday. aud considerable diminution in new eases
A. Pvtsm ,,th there six deaths "n sunday
Do,tors Marshall and Fcathy, Vt Baltimore DR..
C'ncrft, of l'hilndslIhiA, Dr. Smith Of Columbia,
Ia. Drs Geneh and Richmond are dead. DIR Balfur
e Nprflk, Il also dead. The fever has broken gu,
= suffolk sixteen miles from Portsmouth, und the
people are flying. panic stricken.
The Nclisi Committee left her in the Nh folk bat
this c,cning,t To make arrangements for bringing tc
I'd In the rev House Of Refuge The ladies attach.
Ell N the vari us ohurshc this city, are making
up uiathing l., be >ent down. A despatch from Wei
den, says large numbers have left Norfolk and Ports
muuth for the camp established Mt Old Point Al
hatsu, nth, DR. Collins, President Of the Railroad
4, dead.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

900 p. NJ. Train connects direct Nth
trains on New albany and Salem, Gin
cimnati, Columbus and Pittsburgh Rail-
road. ~--.-s'----
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

"Mo donner ces sfleurs vols car vo 3 bonne.':
(Me givr you these flowers because you good
4 Any traveller visiting Oran may easily find
out our heroine. She was still toillng on IN
hope few months ago. ''1'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

g HARRISBURG, Sept. IL.
The mail train whrh left here Yesterday r.
NJ. for the west, was thrown of the track by
running over COW near Cumberland.
VIM. Abel, u fronian, was instantly kill
ell, John q. Miller, m al az mt, .Ino. S,ra'by,
engineer, Mr.. Kmclif, conductor, and Mr..
Faitx, agent Adams Express, were seriously
injured. The wounded we're taken to New
Culnberland. No passengers Injured.
~ The Wig State Conveii,oH met tina a. NJ.
Jn.n Henderson was elected President. Thirty
three ID ega.es were piesen,. III. convention
hss adjourued I'll this r n. tss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19
New Livery and Sale Stable.

@rT Fl & y I'll Undersigned would is.forn the
~s ga citrzensof burlington, aud The pub
EES2SNs lie generally, thar he has opened
ILFNG new Livery Stable in the Crystal
ZSIN Palace" formerly occupied by r.
stewart where he will be happy to Accommodate all
who will faroishi,n ita call ) gel gSi-s
Good, safe hrscs and bugsies, and carefuiiriyers,
always on hand .t5s ..4 - ,43 ..E5 .g,s,..
Charges reasnnab'e-horses kept ,by the day or
week Mt as low prices the times will afford. ~
MAr stable on Washington between Main and
Tblri streets-.,,-a.s -.-ag "a d. MCD9SALD.
.l,aTiiprt, H. July Nv .z.-., .--3t .s o.. -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

John, tall and wag. was slipping his tea
When his laadlady, rather upe Willy free,
ted him thus--"SiT, man of your metre
Mus, be. / should th nix, very large cater ~
May, nay .''quoth the wag tits not as you say.
For a little with me goes asreyy long icay.' e.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19


John G. Sake lately delivered Poem in
New York City, on the Press from which We
make few extracts -ri a." .l@-S 81 ?.
! The Art of arts that scorning humber birth,
| Came at a bound upon the won ering earth,
! Full armed and strong, her instant might to
prove,
! A new Minerva from the brain Of Jovel !
- TIE POWER PRESS. ...,....
Strange is the sound when first the notes begin,
| Where human toices blend w.lii Vulcan's DIN !;
The click, the clank, the clangor, and the
| sound s-l .ea.,{ E.yfgy..s
| Of rafting rollers in their rapid round, g,
The whlzz'"s belt the harsh metallic jar 20
The whispering birth of myriad flying leaves,
| Gathered anon IN countless myriad sheaves,
| Then scattered far, on the winged wind,
The mortal nurture of the immortal mind. .
| AUTHORS VS.. BOOK MAKERS.
Scarce round dozen, at the best, remain
Of all that once, among the author tain
Wrote books like scholars; nor esteemed. it
| hard.
Genius like Virtue, was its own reward; 49,
| O gentle Irving-tkou whose very grace
Of wit and learning gave the highest place
| In the proud synod Of the old regime
ln all thy dreaming d.dst hon ever dream I
| To see thy irode a mere mechanic art, 1890
| The servie mn:on of the bookish mart? -
Whan authorship shoald be the rnerest trade,
And men make books as hats and boots are
I a. male s-ts,zfs "a .e4tttr s{ss--- T5sBEE{
Dd,t ever dream that tioI shoudst see the
l. 5 day : ~ q, ,; .as z1A.7 i.;rt js.sv I
When the yvexed Press should spawn the vast
Of tt shy tones, tina, on the public burst,
| So thew prin The Sstpn h edltOu3 tirSt2 =
Thou hast not read tn m, God forbid! il rack :
Ones BRAN enough t, see their brazen backs !!
Yet thou wilt smile, / know, wh,n thou art
That with each book, The buyer, too, is ''soll,''
That soon the putting art, nal all be vain, :,
And sense and reason rule the town again.
EF h&4sa MODERN POETS. +='i 's-'5f
| While ryant, largely gifted t. rehearse VI
Natures grea, E;lcs in sublmest verse, ssqz
Careless of all that Genius coveis most
Sticks Ikea sentrv,Cto his Evening Pos.
While Holmes, the snbtest of the tunefu
5Fi tiirons,12 80 ~ St74 s5"e@
| With mirti, and 'ughter to inform bis song
Perverse, neglecis his hearts resembling ones,
| To be like Sambo science on the bones; ,,
| While -'ens., Hyperion,n whose other name,
Ehengh smooth and round upon the v"ice of
fame 6Z&ss 1423Ia
| Nut his own art, transcrndent and divine
Gould drill to order in heroic line H.
| Ese.. he, grown weary of his own sweet lays,
/ Adds scalce leahet to b 5 early bays;
and Stodsiard, chfefest of our yolns er bards1
Adversely diverse at once dlscards, .sfay T.
Pr-ferri4g wisely solid beef to bays,
| And real pudding TO ideal praise ....
sE'en Eng alid's iaurea e, snug il his abode,
Just warties forth sounding annn4l ode,
| Tben sinks to silence, as himself were shut,
| Ano he; Clarence in his MalnIsey butt
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19
New Goods.

9,iE subscriber has just received general assort-
tlaek and f4ncy silks .BaIa res, Tissues 6e.;
Mantifas, Dress trimmings, Fribees and Lawns; =
n;Afsclsioths, eassin,efcs and.Vestiugs.E S''sa3
Datss4 Expecting larg Aand general assortment of
sea senliie a.,isaihnt viii bs seld sew-s ~ IeJat
Friends and the pubic geneyaily are especially
invited 10 call and examine goods and prices. -
Burlipg,en, Iowa. june p. as !. NJ. SWAN
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

re-" Through tickets can be found atthe different
Ralru, Office in the West and South. Also at the
office III Chicago, corner of Lake and Dearbon SITS,
OPP osite the fremont, and at the Depot, foot Of Wa
ter street, a5 ST. r. N. RICE, Sup't
Ii. J. srALDING, Western Passage Agent. ~,
August 2, 1855 2mcs.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday night
is over this route 90 p M, only one train Sunday
at g. 90 P M, No. 4. 90 p. NJ. Train saturday.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19
by GU ESN SABE.

Long John and the Landlady-An Epigram.
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80 - So 60. ~
49,. 800 1, !. . /, s...asaa
s,1y,s ~ ma
s.,,.s q -, !, !. ~ q .rs
i, M. 80 i.,,s sAsn. ,hs.s b a. Ali4a.iss.
re vs.t E,zi ~. n N .s~sst IL
,nsfseaf, sssk. sss.sAs u ~ ssssieefr.,t. a
.ssssssvty sssSehshxsS sss9sss 80 M .ss.
ss.s,-essi.S ...il. - ~ .a'sss g, Issai..
g .'''s.'..s. !. - a..s &C., {.
~ ~. !. : !. ,,.c,,ara v,rsc,r fsr a.
Ai,r.s a., ssssa- $50
,ao.h,, u,ss.sa s.sa,k q. he si.sed i.6ss,
,,4ar ma rssss,sty. "a. srsssa FIR. ADD pfsparl
ss,nas ~ss, bv4sE made 10 s.-s,s w..
irisd fsa,s~iy stpsoanesd sss: Z ,tnsr Psei,s i
10 sasasss.a " sots.s ~ Ass fofihw''n.
tAtfs = moth se ,mFsf' aa' TON use bAi'e,
= y ~ rs z = 81 4 :
coAnSacIAh ss1Silipksef -
80 tn tivesescI eossoH rntfkes bal mn W.
rid sinetths ! partarc u TIE Atlantic, al
ihouxh PRICES WIRE totnswha, ssi6er. The
saekx bpsin.ss nm NM 10 n 81 900 bales III
which spsrniatprss LSak i ! rye proportion
Marke, for LseadssaGs b,s been dali but
aHA<btasued In rates, except for rota, which
accoYaing t. B,owne. Shipping & Co'sciscu.
lar VS. I Der a9art.r lower.
Other au,heflsics, however, are ~ variance
With si.i., and spesk OF an Hssivebusiness At
ratlsss higher saars. sef
Weather had been quite fayorable for az.
y;.alsarai rarposes.
Ia pyesisions, littie OF no change. A sigh,
sIssnss had taken place In lard. ~
The london alossy market ID slightly eas.
Ter.
The eloSng aao.a ,ion for conspls was VI
asssss ysf,s 81 f7rr sfg-yr-r----,-rr Efifs
- Arrival Of the Arago. ss,
,,zsts5s App,riosALa y aEtcs.s Erwt.
New York. sept IT..
III. s,.,n Il, veL about al p. NJ. bring.
az. an ..als,,..a.. The n,,,rrs slyard li,ti,
'S ~ -, - ~. AJ.;,a
uvs syp :. Pnclo,
Qicen tsctor,A uMu y 49, "
sss,S.ihs 18th, y
Psliasicr telexfiEbs under d 70 u Aug
18th. III II on the previous night the Frcs,ci
carried the Ru.sian Atabuscade on the tslaei
~ ,hs Mai ,tafF. Subseaueptly. 500 Rus
.;.n. t,;.I ~ rr.ake II. hui were repulset
III r.. ~ a,ur 80,
10 - -. J., p,,:..;a. ,hanL
N'poienn, IN ieVsr ~ reh>s"s, .n"'s
10" army Iof s'ss cn.e,'hg victory, a"u ~ . !
for spee0y enc o. ,he siege, anu says DC
bss'Dpol Will soon fall.
He knows iy isfofnntion tn 4 the Rassia
army cannot again sustain the struggle in I'll
.,,incn throuyt the winter 10
-, 49,, y,.,s.. hnmh,ri.,l Fart n ,1tic IA
.....a, tasS.s ,F'175s7
l.. ksks J-tr 4 ham ri n
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Baggage CHECKED THROUGH To NIAGARA
FAILS, BUFFALO ALBANY e. NEW YORK.
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81 - bbls Stewards. ReGpe1 Suga of sil grace
Sd a. taug. 81 IL. E HUNT cos.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

John G. Sake lately delivered Poem in
New York City, on the Press from which we
make few extracts -.~-i Ism Is r-e * .
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

her first pupils so boosted of her skill in
teaching reading and writing, but, above all,
Of the wonderful stitches she taught their
daughters. that her little school prospered
beyond all her xIectations. Coralie even
thought she should soon need larger room
and an assistant; but she would wait now
for Eusene's advice. Perhaps he might not
like her to keep Il school after they were mar
ried. In his last letter he had bid her write
No more, for the regiment was under orders
to re turn To France He was sure to DO with
her shortly after his own letter. Everything
was ready for him, and it was wonderful
what her industry aud ingenuity had done
for her humble apartment She had work d
large rug, made the ncatest and freshest Of
covers for TIE little sofa, while the famous
great char, WIS specimen of beautiful
elaborate worsted work, q paragon in its
~ay. 4s y A. ~ 49, sse
There were helmets and swords, and ban.
ners flaming in charming confusion on the
seat and broad back, in TIE centre of which
last was me6s with the interlaccd in
itials E. aud c.. The prija Of Coralie's
heart, however was the pretty pendulas On
the msnte,piece. The only drawback toner
pleasure Is she locked rouni her was the nb-
sence Of two vases with their bouquets, which
ought TO have banked the penduie. They
had vet to be earned, and during the prob1-
ton of this last naAnsh eyen Coralie's energy
snd vpiris gave way.s She could scarccf
bear the sound Of the little vaices around
her she was hardly able 10 command pa
tie.cs enough 70 sllos the work-to answer
the q sef end ng gu stems about catten ADD
muslin, and Leaves aud ha.cs. and Wnrstek
and silks. She stss nearly Hlh with impa.
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X ffIs Sst tEsf ~ III N 0Llc6. ssFs q E4rIt 90
TIA subscrihers ars If q majority Of the
I.stpek of the La Grange PARK II the, state Of
Georgia and nv the rvisiohs IF is charter are per
stsfly fisble for its Issue fbe notes ri the Bank
Willie received On dc IS@il by the same terms
the notes of the State Banks Oh and Inaia
st.s1 rsi.,zYis 4 :. 81 LI. H BtRclf 4 co. "
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.asdssss Preserve your Fruit gss p5s.
A FEW doz. Spratts' % seut, Seif,Sealipg Emit
n Cans, just received ard for sale by
ausussS I'd EWHffElse
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ilREMIUM paid ffsss,ld silyer oeiH by ss,as. 81,
x :. ..s.ss ~rsS.Is y GREEN. THOMAS & Co,
Jan IS Gazette eoIyls -. ,is'' -.
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GE $50 and 7.45 A. M. Trains connect
al Detroit nth steamers for Cleveland, ar
ririnq merit morning in time TOR all trains
hrouqh Ohio and Pennsylvania.