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in the school house and heered one class say
their lesson. They was spellen, and
thOt spelled quite exceedingly. Then cum
Nancy's turn to say her lesson. She said 1t
very spry. was shOckt! and determined
she should leave that school. have heered
that gramer was an uncommon fine study,
but don't want any more gramer aboutmy
house. The Lesson that Nancy sed was
nothin' but the foolishest kind NV talk, the
ridiclest luv talk you ever seed. Shegot up
and the first word she said was, (" l love !"
| looked rite at her hard for doing so i'm
proper, but she went rite on and said, "Thou
lowest, he loves" and reckon you never
heard such riggcrmyrole in your life-lo'e,
love, love, and nothing but love. She said
one time, - did love-"
Ser |, {" Who did you loveg" Then the
scholars LATED, but | wasn't to be put OF,
and l sed, Who did you love, Nancy? l
want to know, who did you love-" The
schoolmaster, Mr.. McQuillister, put in and
he said he would explain when Nancy finish
ed the lesson. This sorter pacy6ed me, and
Nancy went ON with awful love talk. ltgot
wus and wus every word. She sed, 81
might, could or would love-" &.
lstopped her again, and sed reckon l
would see about that, and told her to walk
out Of that house. The schoolmaster tried
to interfere, but | wouldn't let him say a
word. pe said was a fool and nOckt him
down and made him boiler in short order
aukt the strate thing to him. told him
ide show him how hede learn my darter
gnmer.
got the Nabers together, and we went to
Mr.. McQuillister and sent him Oh in hurry,
and reckon tharl be no more gramer tcech-
ing in these parts soon. If you know Of
any rather oldish man in your regeen that
doant teach gramer, we wood be glad if you
wood send him up. But in the footure WE
will be kecrful how we employ men. Yong
school masters wont do, especially if they
teaches gramer. II is bad thing for morris,
Yours till dcth, Thomas JEFFERSON SoLE,
Missouri Democrat.
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CIR RihAlrr.
A Question. No. 2.

There is a square cistern surrounded by wafer
ten feet from square platform, which surrounds
the water Now the only means OF reaching the
cistem is by means Of two plank S feet long,
which ARE not to be spiced. How shall the cis-
tern be reached
Answer next week
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Torpor Of the Liver & Bowels.

Reader. You are appenlcdio earnestly. Don't
say I'll I only could believe this 10 be true! l
have some Of the above Complaints, aud would
take the medicine at once II could only nave
confidence" IT'S TRUE; II Is an honest truth,
II everiherc was one spoken. Come then, u your
mind is irritable, disconienied, aud gloomy, " you
have severe Collie Pains amer eating your food,
- ifyour body begins TO waste, of your strength
TO fall you,-if your rcouniensnce assumes has.
gard aud ssllow aspeci,-ifyou have difficulty
In lying on your ei side,-if your skin IL dry and
shri,elled,-ii you have an appetite weak and
variable, and perhaps entirely desiroyed,-ify your
whole system Is languid, especially during the
process OF digestion, you have a constant un'
easy feeling in the stomach. why, you have only
a iii OF INDIGESTION. and thee great Bhien
are made TO cure Indigestion. and they will do IL,
ioo,-snd all lis attendant Ills and while at fret
il gently stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
removing these troublesome agents.
1T ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MORBID or INITIATED HuMoRs, bcauii.
Tying the face, kindlng life and energy In your
rnijr. frame then, Reader, will the world no
longer iook dark aud gloomy; no longer win your
dearest hopes be banlsbed aud thrust aside, but
with
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
You will 20 forth INTO the world, to say with thou.
sands OF others, c. A. RlcmAEDs, hBBorT BIT
rERs have done wonders for me. Living w,ues.
ses are ready TO testify 10 the statement above
made Thirty years and upwards old Doctor Ab.
lott introduced this medicine. II has been eight
years in The possession OF Mr.. Richards, neither OF
whom have advertised IL, leaving II to its own
merits, to work its own way. Now, in view Of
It's great curative properies-in view Of duty
which every one owes TO the public, Il Is being
put before the people as IL should have been long
ago, through the medium Of the Press. The La.
bel Is Copyrighted, and each bottle, for the pro-
lection III the consumers and proprietor, hears the
Portrait OF Doctor VIM. Abbott, together with the
signature Of
q. A. RICHARDS, Proprietor.
iy3o 50 ANN STREET, BOSTON.
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To Arithmetical Question Of last week, given
by II. II. b OF our city, as follows:
Slaves eaten by 3men would be 2 % loaves
each, and B ca, all but l-3 ola loaf Of his, while
A had 9 IL loaves left for c seven times as much
as b. Consequently A had seven pieces Of money
and b l.
Also, answered by L. L., Jr., OF this city.
Answer TO Enigma No. 3-AcroS, LEBANON
GRAY, MrNor, DASvlLLE, RocKIAsp, SAco.-
Answered by Remus; U. G.
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NnGuBoRs' QUARRELs. MOstpeople think
there are cares enough in the world, and yet
many are very industrious to increase them.
One of the readiest ways of doing this is to
quarrel with u ncighbor. \ had bargain
may vex man for week; and a had debt
may trouble him for a month but a quar-
rel with his neighbOrs will keep him in hot
water all the year round.
Aaron Hands delights in fowls, and his
cocks and hens are always scratching up the
flowers of his neighbor, William Wilkes,
whose mischievous cat every now and then
runs of with chicken. The consequence
is, that William Wilkes is one half the day
occupied in driving away the fowls and
threatening to screw their long ugly necks
Off; while Aaron Hands, in his periodical
outbreaks, invariably vows toskin his neigh
boris eat, as sure as he eau lay hold of him.
NcishbOrsl ncighbOrs! why can you not
be at peace? Not all theiowls YOU can rear,
and the flowers you can grow, will make
amends for life of anger, hatred, malice or
uncharitablencss. Come to some kind-heart-
Cl understanding one with another, and
dwell in peace.
Upton, the rcfner, has a smoky chimney,
that sets him and all the ncighborhood by
the ears. The people around, abuse him
without mercy, complaining they arc poison
ed, and declaring that they will indict him
at the sessions. Upton fercely sets them at
defiance, on the ground thathis chimney did
not come to them, but they came to his
chimney.
Neishbors, neighbors practice little
more r0rbcanncc. Had halE-a-dOzen of
YOU waited ON the rcfncr in kindly spirit,
he would years ago, have so altered his
chimney that it would not have annoyed
you.
Mrs. Thibets is thoughtless; if it were
not 50, she would never have had her large
carpet beaten when her neighbor, who had
u wash, was having her wet clothes hung
out to dry. Mrs. Williams is hasty and
passionate, or she would never have taken
it for granted that the carpet was beaten on
purpose to spite her and give her trouble.
vs. it is, Mrs. Thibes and Mrs. Williams
hate one another with perfect hatred.
Neighbors, neighbors, bear one with an
other, we are none Of us angels, and should
not therefore, expect those about US to be
free from faults. ..
They who attempt to outwranglea quar-
rclsome neighbor, 20 the wrong way to work
IA kind word, and still more kind deed,
will be moro likely to be successful. Two
children wanted to pass by savage dog;
the one took n stick in his hand, and point
ell il at him but this only made the eurag-
ed creature more furious than before. The
other child adopteda different plan for, by
giving the dog piece of bread and butter
he was allowed to pass, the subdued animal
wasging his tail in quietude. If YOU hap
pen to have QuarrclsOme neighbor, con-
quer him by civility and kindness; try the
brcad-and-butter system, and keep your stick
out Of sight. This is an excellent Christian
admonition, a. a soft answer turneth away
wrath, but greyious words stir up anger"
Prov. Is: /.
/ NeighbOrs neighbors! live in love! and
then, while You make Others happy, you
will be happier yourselves.
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TuK PERns ,oF TEACHING GRAMMAR TO
YouNG DASsEIS. Mr.. Editor,-l have been
sendin' my darter Nancy to schoolmaster
is this naborhOOd. Last Friday went over
to the school just to see how Nancy was git
tin along, and l SEES things didn't like by
no means. The school master was larnin
her things entirely out Of the line Of eddyca-
ton. and, as think improper. Iset awhile
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SHAW & CLARK, Proprietors,

Also, 70. sale in Biddeiord by James Sawyer,
George w. Pierson, Augustus Sawyer. saco'
Tristan Gilman, ID. l.. Mitchell, Cherries Mu,ch.
Alfred, WIN. n: Conan,, Sias Derby, Sayward q
Weber. Sanford, Timothy Shaw, Samuel Lord,
John Merrill, Sal,tr Emery IL Co, kennc6uns'
NJ Wood. Lebanon, Hanscom & Kicker. Ac.
ton, A. J. Lord: shapleigh, w. A. Hall, 'f5o
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NJ BDLCllvE
Is the ONLY Medicine which will cure
a Cough Immediately, without inju-
nv to the Patient. 1t operates on
the blood and purifes the system at
ter subduing the cough. Although
recently introduced, the sale is, un.
precedented = taking the place OF
every other article of similar ma
ture. Warranted TO cure the 'corst
Gases.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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tic O. %S0sE q p psS he s s
and Of the peron pawnns psgng the said goods
every pawueroker shall at the time of each loan Co.
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entry required 70 Be made IN lis Or hsr
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m ssc mo OF note note ,,.x .s.u ~ ,.
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or s% sn S
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DE collars under he penalty d one huns
The remained one year Is or Ssr possss
Otherwise and shall made conducted by such acuonear
as shall be approved OF for that by the Mayor the
CITY Of New York.
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ahan specify the time and place ct which such
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Owing 70 the great demand oy my ontmsn 70. he cure Of
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~ Advice In al cases gratis. nonA1n xrxrpov
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''-'''" 90 "'s SsoEdS SaiNoros JENKINS Ny.
1naloa Pxphian Lotion or lyloral BeaatiAer,
~ seauuying complexion and removing freckIes tam
80 arm! ' nd sasss For sale y PEzLo md Il
2z1SG'stA
Prof spieer's Second Lecture.-nonaa,
evening at the Tabernacle will be fun ct
he broken 70 pieces men thrown out Of
chairs, and al Of strange
nth all 60 early 70 get seat
HoIloway's Pills and misunderstanding
through the absorbens the interior organs this oioment
lie magic balssm the na med and iriated paris,
vhle the pills. by their action the blood neutraize the
elements disease. sold at the manufactures No 30 Maiden
he, New York. and No IA strand, London; and all
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CPIRITUALIsM FxPosED-AT THE TABERNACLE, ON
- Monday, Feb @.professor sPEr GER viii give astoni4
dennonsraons wih persons from the audience oeety
proving the falacy OF modern spir ualsm, table appnss
table dancing spirits made vble, brown In chairs
By the spirits. 81 900 medu who
the Tabernacle without contact Doors open hapast six
lecture at halt past eeven. Admission Is cents
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A OA1D-uss J8A NNRrTR HoPPIN BIZ MANAGE
"A 1n George W. Taylor begs 70 thAt chs he's
just publshed osie outline early hfo, :Ansas
ssr orss niy rsrsseuuon hsr yssrs q suaerngs ana
Her edition very small Cop.s can only Be obtained oy
being careful address eneIoah 81 with postage mp krS
square Post once. ~
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TWO NEW BOOKS ON SOUTHERN LIFE
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MANS FAITH;
A TALE OF sOUTUrRN IrrE

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This Eory II founded the fortunes Of French family,
Who leaving France after the revolution settles Lonisi
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Southern institutions The author has for many years held
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5tillborn and premature
firth. IS
Stomsoh, bowels and other
digestive organs. 80. 40
Uncertain SCAT ana gene
nj levers. 80
Urinary organs. 2
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Bones Joints, 80. !
BRAIN and nerves. 81
6eneratrve organs. ...... s
Beart and blood vessels. ~
Langs, throat 10. HOS
Oad Ago. .
Skin, &c-, and UupHve
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C1sGING BIRDs.-wE WOULD REspEcrrrTIIy I'M.
- form NE public that we have large lot Of kind
singing birds on hand and offer them for AZ very low
than they can be Obtained anywhere ess PIeaqe
CAL AZ LIZ nassau street. AHRENS MEYER.
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SPORTING.

RlRDs. BIRDs.-A NEW STOCK OF IMPORTED CA.
~ Dares muleys, bufnches godfnehes cnnfuches BLACK
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Ton street, and 1876 William street between rrnnkort and
spruce N. B. Cages and bird seed for ga Q.
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Weekly Report or Deaths
n H city and county of New York the 1Gth day Of
February to the 2sd day Of February, 1866.
Nan, 60; women, "a; boys 1888; girls, 116Tota, S67
AduiH, 1881 children, ga males, 2o7; fsmales, $50;
eolored persons, 4
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IA FnCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION-MR. GEO
M w. Curtis wl commence bis Of lectures "Cop
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P. H., At Clinton Hail, stor place
Monday, Feb. 18-Od English Fiction.
Friday, Feb q Bulwer and D'Israen
Wednesday, Feb ~ Dickens
Friday, Feb. 29-Cbarlotte ()urrer BeD,
Wednesday, March 6-Charies Kingsey and the Novels
RefOrm
brday, March 7-Thackeray.
Course tickets members 81 30; nonmembers -; sin.
Ho tickets 30 cents; be had the Library the
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Of the lecture. B. h. TIMPsON, Uhair1nan Sec Com.
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WOIFSDEW.
Ibis book has than ephemera interest," and while
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search for The los child Amy; the delightful match stories
the rerbuon that overlook Bragley and oner that
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viii find In this story OF the most exquisite touche
mindng him Of home by the tender associations Be
eving that the intrinsic merits OF Wofsden Will
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In volume limo, with illustrations by BiIings Price
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This Is also story OF New England lite Its have
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The hum0r fharp common and eoquence
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L'KATK LEsLtE's
II ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.


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No. II
Tssus yests rday
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The pIocession IA jackson square.
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lnierr 81 Chrisps church. Baltimore Just opened After
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Portrait of tho Rsv Dr. Bash Rector Of Christs church.
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New mammoth steamship Persia
Portrait George faiss, our new Minister EngIAnd
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broad street Methodist church, Newark NJ dodeaasd
Friday, cd fetrusry k56-
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New $. oeacle at Broadway Theatre, Kew york-'HEpe,
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View If Nats and s rcrAcatcns IN tho Medterranesn.
Mai fteenet entering tbs Port Of Malta.
Tho Seat Of War Four Vie rupa,ora
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Now Inver ion A Continuous Card printing Press.
fosp'e - cfara, ,onssaaaope, for Wounded Sol.
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ITO PICTURE PUBLISHERS AND PEDLAR5-wE
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l :, MEN AND TIMES OF THE REVOLUTIONS;
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