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H0VER'S loud SIiiI DYE

ENIilS Hair Dye need only a trial To -tti.-
4 fy all Of its perfection rs NyG. and rkr
following testimonial iruni ilUt vlHin ut An-
alyiic Chemist, Professor Tooth, Of the T.. y
Mint. will only confirm what thousands have
previously borne testimony ~.
"LADoRAToRY FOR rRAcricAL CHEMISTRY.
ST. Stephen I'incc.
Ph'lndnpb'd, t,b. l7M, 1857.
''Bcingwell acquainted with the srh,in,rcs
composing llovcr's Liquid Hair D,r. | am
satisfied that by following tn" >inr ,lir.c-
tons given for its use, it will nat riure the
Hair ar Skin, hut will give Il natural and du-
rable color to the hair.
JAS. G. RooTn, Analytic Chrmist.'
HoVER'S WRITING INKS, inclutlrns
Elovcr'S Fluid, and liovcr's lndcihlr IuK,,
are too well known and introduced TO require
any additional testimony ct their character.
The sales have been increasing since their
first Introduction, giving evidence that the
articles truly possess thai intrinsic merit
claimed at first for them hy the Manufacturer
Orders addressed to the Manuiactarv. No.
ilG RACE Street above Fourth, cold No l44)
lhiladelphiu, will receive prompt attention
by JOS Il. HOVER,
apr Is ly Manufacturer.
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The MORMON LEADERS, Both Brigham
Youngand Ieber G. Kmball are New York
ers. Brigham lived near the line dividing
Ontario and Monroe counties in the town of
Victor, at the time he became Mormon. :
He had always manifested proclivity to re-
ligionS fanaticism. or rather he was il lazy
rapscallion, good for nothing, except to howl
at camp.meeting. lie lived in a log shanty,
and had a patent suffering wife. sur
rounded by host of headed children. :
Occasionally he made up a lot of axe hclvcs
and traded them of for sugar and tea I'M
other fits of industry he would do day S work
il the hay field for il neghbor, hoe potatoes
IN his own little patch or pound clothes far
his wife on washing day, But his special
mission was to so to camp-mcetihgs and rcvi-
walls. where he managed to get his daily bread
out OF the more wealthy brethren. in conSid-
Grafton of the JUNCTION with which he shouted
"ga-lo-rah" On such occasions Bigham|
took no thought of the morrow, but chrcrinl-l
ly putting on his old wool hat, would leayc
his family without -four in the barrel or wood.
at the door, and telling his wife that the Lord
would provide" he would put off fora week -
absence. Poor Mrs. Brigham managed bvi
borrowing from her ncighborS, with small
hope OF paying. chopped wood herself, and
with an old sun bonnet - Navarino style.
went to the spring after water. thoroughly
convinced that her lot was not of the easiest,
and that her husband was to use western
expression, an ''ornary cuss;" in which scntl-
ment all who knew him joined. People were
getting very tired of Brigham when Mormon.
ism turned up. He was just the man for the
religion, and the religion seemed expressly A.
daptcd to him. He became an exhortcr held
nclghborhood meetings, rantcd and howlcd
his doctrines into the minds ofothcrs as weak
as himself, and finally went West with the
rest of them. where he has developed his pow
ers until the poor, miserable, rustic loafrr is
Governor of a Territory and chief prophet of
great religious sect. He has just the mix
turc orshrcwdncss and folly which is required
Tor success IN fanatcsm or quackcry. wis.,
er man could not hold hisp place A man must
be half fool and half knave to DC successful
quack.
Heller c. Kimbal was man Of more res,
probability. lie was born fanatic, and fhe
were not Mormon would be something else
just like it. In his church he was a Bap.
fist originally -he was one of those pcStilcnt
fellows who wanted resolutions passed al
church meetings Withholding fellowship from,
somebody else and insist on having polih,
cal codlcil 7ddcd to the Bible. We believe he
had some property. He has much more tai,
ent than Brigham Young. but is inferior IT,
him in the dement's of quackcry. He has
very respectable relatives now living in the
part Monroe county from which he started
-BnNulo Commercial 4ldrcrt,s y.
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A shadow on the moonlight fell,

"a s'''u"" U" .ic h'oonhsn' ,'n'
anu .h"'i',ur'''g "'nu ""' wave pocaihe
'''eo ""os0 o'''"'" ""' "c' name.
''I ~. 'hen Ho' nc''" "'s' iiau nc s,"'
'S '"S'' u,,"n! III ,'e'" "''t oto'u'
"''o.t ,'ei E'.N i'''u'" ''oo''
nv r,,'u M ,''t,' "pon "o' "''p MI,
WI. 'i'o ". .n'' u" '' ,,n. ' ~ w
nv "''''' :" w" mus, '0'' CT nv
All ;f Ia , ,o" 's,';t,'r w.. "0''
.aI ;,ii; IL h,;n , ,' "a S,.;;,ii,
,r"' .',' ''''' 10 '0e ~ $50
liz ha.rt 3 ,r,,, ,l,r ,,n, sha ,,;oa
Irn," I;s i,,,,o, , I;ttInnh;lJ -,
:, p'' "', N'.>.' '''','
NC. t'..S Va E''I' VIZ 'o''' vi J"''
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Gnr0s.
Chiils & Fever.

DASClIALE'S FEVER AND AGrE MIXTURE
J. is IN eifectunl preventive and Cure for Chil.s
and Fever. Dumb Ague. Intermittent Fever. and
Bilious Attacks. II Is also n vlulble and SAFE
tonic and Alternative under many other crcuus;an-
CO.. totally free from Hdmy'ure with any mineral
ubstim'c, containing nBithcr
A}eNc, Copper, Mercury or .An'imonp.
IT Is EXCLUSIVELY VEGETABLE
III its composition The ingredients are Of MILD
NATURE. AND CoMMISGLED IN SucD II )PoKTIoNS As
NOT 70 SHOCK rnE nervous SYSTEM. on PRODUCE
UNPLEASANT fEtLiNGS ~ THH HEAD AZ tonic,
1t is ut the same time very GENTLE, POWERFUL
and ncRAnLr. in effect. Its stimulating properties
are 20 slight as to produce so INJURY when taken
in health; and it, continued use does rot accus!om
the system TO lis action, so as to destroy its useful
ness. rs is the case with most medicines
Eow d : MoREIs, Sole Proprietor nd Mnu.
flcurcr, No 9l6 Arch street, Philadelphia
tT Agcnts-R l.. Thomas and David Dcrr.
North Est Drs II. II. Mitchell and Jos al nee,
E.kton; I. Hopper, Chesapeake City; JAS Ford,
Ceciiton. may 30 tlstJ
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REMARKABLE SuNFIsu.-This fish. which
is a native of tropical climates, resembles tn,
head OF of large fish. with fins or nappcrs
at the rear. and the specimens which have
been caught hdvc rarely exceeded three OF
Tour hundred pounds in weight. At Hemp
stead l.. |. lately, pleasure party discov.
cred and captured one Of these animals which
had been left in a FOLLOW Of the beach BY the
recedmg tide, and measurement showed
that it was o. feet long by four feet broad
1t weighed about nine hundred pounds, and
IS the largest on record, so far as we know.
The S'lntish seldom is captured so far North
but Goldsmith mentions one weighing five
hundred pounds. which was caught near
Plymouth, England.
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GAS IN RAILROAD Cause.-The New Jersey
Railroad Company has successfully tried the
experiment of lighting car by gas. Thecx.
pertinent was tried on car OF a Newark train
from Jersey city on Wednesday night, and
last night one of the cars of the train tc
Philadelphia was lighted in the same manner.
The gas is taken from the pipes and pressed
into an apparatus to which machinery is at.
tached, which affords force to make the gas
flow steadily for several hours. Phil. Ina.
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RAPID GROWTH. Manchester. New ITamp-
shire is specimen Of the rapid growth ex-
hiblted by manufacturing towns in the Uni
ted States. Of which New England contains so
many. Twenty years ago it had TO existance
the site being pasturage, farms and woodland.
In 1883 its population consisted of only 79S
souls, and the properly in the place was val
ucd al S555,2I0. Since then number of ex-
tensive factories have been established there,
and its population is now about 90. 600, and
the valuation Of property $9,24k0G2.
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miscellaneous.

SUPPORTING "IFE.--A correspondent
writes us long statement OF his business
aiiarS' hopes. expectations, desires, etc and
So'c,'s our Itl,Gla' OPINION, from the editorial
Sanct''m OF Lile. whether his meals and pros
prc'S warrant nm IN Undertaking the sup
port "i a vile. we answer. no. And as
me prncip'e involved has social as well rs
an 'ht'vd.a arnl'ration. we prefer to make
leader instead OF note, Of the query.
we arc opposed to the principle of ono hui
man beng supporting another. unless that
DINER Is entirely incapable OF Srli-support, -
There IS no reason IN nature why man should
support woman or wife, any more than
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RIGHTS AND DUTIES. - Whenever and
wherever we come in contact with our fellow
men. there arises a question Of rights, and
consequently of duties. We have alluded
incidentally to some of them, in speaking of
habits and dress. The senses of each in.
dividual have their rights, and it is your
duty to respect them. The eve has claim
upon you for so much of beauty IN form,
color, arrangement, position, and movement
as you arc able to present to it. A French
author has written "A book, the aim of which
is to show that it is the duty of pretty
woman to look pretty. 1t is the duty of all
women, and all men too, to look and behave
just as well as they can, and whoever fails
III this, fails in good manners and in duty.
The ear demands agreeable tones and har-
monious combinations of tones pleasant
words and sweet songs. If you indulge in
loud talking, in hoSerous and untimcly
laughter OF in profane or vulgar language
or sing out Of tune, yon violate its rights and
offend good manners. The sense of smell re-
quires pleasant oders for its enjoyment. -
Fragrance is its proper element. To bring
the fcttd oder of unwashed feet or filthy gar
ments, or the stencil Of bad tobacco or worse
whisky, or the offensive scent Of onions or
gar.cs WHITING its sphere, is an act Of impo-
likeness. The sense taste asks for agreeable
flavcrs. and has right to the best we can
give In the way of palatabe foods and drinks
The sens Of feeling, though less cultivated
and not so sensitive as the others. has it's
rights too. and is offended by too great a
coarseness, roughness, and hardness. 1t has
claim OH us for higher culture.
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a SPECIAL MESSENGER FOR UTAu.-We
hear from the hes; authority that the Sccreta-
~ Of War will this evening despatch spe.
clal messenger to the army for Utah. We
have good reason to believe that THE messen-
ger is sent thithcr to see that the mails for
the officers and men arc regularly delivered
as it is well known that Brigham Young and
his confrderates arc it the habit of inter lerrng
and tampcring with the United States mails,
and making postal arrangements to suit them
selves. -V0shmeton Star
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tflrrtalltilc.
NEW GOOD 5

For the Present md approaching Season
A. KIDD & son
A 7 THEIR NEW BRICK STORE HOUSE
~ PORT DEPOSIT. Nib. have just opened II
fresh and desirable assortment of
Goods for Ea0ics' illror,
Selected with great care. They name in part:
Robas in lawns, silk Shawls,
Rrllian;cs, rhihct and stella do,
ChaIlics, in,broidercs and I.acos,
Fronah Nhintz, Nndcrsleeves and Collars
Dress Silks, skirts lin. n Con. II tlks
Manila DO, Dress Trimmings in vali5ty
Alpi"Hs Il De Bcges Bcrcscs d Moussclincs,
singh ims & PiiidS Hair. and other brushes,
Hosiery and Gloves, Port Monnacs. Sc. &c.
A FULL SUPPLY OF WHITE GOODS.
Attention is called to their stock of
Lud'Ps' ard Misses enters. Boots and Shoes
In al! the fashionable colors and styles.
FINE CHINA AND GLASS WARE;
White Stone China in Fctts and Cut Glass Wale
with finer grades Quecns ware.
ABSOLUTELY OF CHOICE QUALITY:
Knives md Forks in sets; spoons, pocket Knives
Ctap&TiNiS, MATrINGs AND on CLorhs,
They also keep on hand STATIONERY. Cnracn
ASn iiYIN Books. Letter aud Note Paper, En-
ycopes &c. Any Book ordered. supplied atPub-
Usher prices.
Family Groceries. Provisions
&C. regularly received. and kept constantly on
hand. in separate store room.
The attention # their friends and the public
is respectiuIIy called to thi<advcrtisemcut. Prices
will be found 10 compare fAyorabiy with lowest
city rates.
t3'All kinds sfcountry Produce taken in cx-
change. at highest market prices.
A. KIDD 4 son.
Port Deposit. May a. 1856.
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ALEXANDER EVANS.

nTTORNEY AT LAW.--May be found
L at the Office to which he has lately re-
moved, opposite the store of VIM. Torbcrt
Esq; in the building recently occupied as
the Post Office; orat the Office adjoining his
residence, Elkton, Maryland.
April -, lS5I-tf.
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SUIT AGAINST A CITY.-Mr. John W. Ro.
binson has commenced suit against the city
of Boston. and laid damages at $40 900, for
Injuries which his son received by the explo-
sion of the mortar on the Common on the eve
ming of the 4.h of July.
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There will be great deal to accomplish in
this world before we are fit to enjoy m!cn-
JUN. The task Of dispeling popular whim-
sys and popular superstitons alone, seems
as difficult US to tunnel Gibralter with a
boiled carrot Or to cross the Atlantic in q
pewter bread tray.
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BANK OF MILLINGToN.-A notorious char
acter known as Jerry Cowden has been arrest
ed at Cincinnati, having in his possession ST.
500 in spurious bills mostly on the Commerce.
al Bank of Mllineton, Md, of the denomina-
ton Of IS, $sl0, $50. 500 and $500. The
Bank of Alillington, tits Unnecessary to say,
has no existance. Several plates and other
counterfeiting apparatus were found on his
premises
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A ca ss ID.

'NIlE Undersigned, having entered in
Il Co-Partncrship for the practice of the
LAW in all its various branches. will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be entrusted to them
Office opposite opposite the Court House,
where one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN a. j. CRESWELL.
Dec 81 tt
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THE LARGEST CHAIR

A ND FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN
"A TIE CT .-MATIIlOTS GAY STREET
WARERooMS, No % and y NORM GAY STREET
near FAYErTE, where is kept always on hand or
made to order, every style of French TETE-A-
TETEs, in Plush. Hair Cloth or Brocatclle
French Full Stuff and Medallion PARLoR ARM
CHAIRS, Carved PARLoR CHAIRS in sets; SOFAS
half French Spring Mahogany and Walnut parlor
CHAIRS; RoCKISG CHAIRS, STUFF SPRING IoryG-
Es, CHAMBER SUITS. CANE CHAIRS and RoCKIyG
CHAIRS; Barroom, Office and Dining CmNns. in
Oak. Walnut or Mahogany, with Cane, Wood or
Stuffed Seats; Wood SEAT CHAIRS and SErTEEs
and ROCKING CHAIRS.
Gilt and plain frame Looking Glasses of every
variety and all kinds of Beds and Hair and uusk
Mattresses. A. MATHfDT
Nos % and 81 North Gay st, near Faycte,
May Is ly BALrIMonE
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| TIE SEASON IN ENGLAND.-The London
correspondent of the New York Commercial
AdvertiseI says: The summer continues
without single dav oE.s. I'd Or rain, and the
harvest is everywhere eg secured in tho
most splcirled order.
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IPlIAIOV AT ,

-" VI. J. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first story ofs.rhe Cecil
Whis' Building, where he may always be
found ready to give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.
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GROCERIES GROCERIES,!
AT
r. Dss31TEaGE S. ca.

V ~ W.
Nearly oppos'}e the Fou"iain Hn, Man St.
COTFEES. TEAS.
Rio, Young Tyson,
Java, Imperial,
Maracabo, Gun Powder.
Laguaiyra. Very Best Black
Brown Sugars, Clarified do. Pulvariscd and
Crushed do. New Orleans and Porto Rico
MollsscS Bakers No. | Chocolate and CO.
Goa; Corn Starch; Mould and adamlntine
Candies, Olive Soap. Best article Of Espys
mixed Pickles, Pepper Sulce and Ketchup,
Spices of all kinds. Coffee Essence, Rice;
Good country Lard, best Pearl Starch, In
digo, &C.,
Ellton, July II, 1857.
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Jaundcc. Three Boxes arc sure to cleanse the
system from Boils-oftcn less than one does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst of
ulcers on the legs Small doses seldom fail to
cure the Piles. One dose cures the headache
arising from "A foul stomach. Strong doses often
repeated expel every worm from the body They
should be given to children, who are always more
or less afflicted with this scourge. As gentle
Physic they have no equal. One Box cures de-
rangement Of the Liver. Half Box cures Cold
They purify the blood and thus strike at the foun-
dation Of every disease. AS dinner Pill there is
not their equal in the world. They are purely
vegetable and can do no harm, but do accomplish
an unaocounabe amount of good
ly7 Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER, Lowell. Mass;
and sold by respectable Druggists everywhere
AGENTS-DR. JOS. WALLACE and Dr.
III. II. MITCHELL, Eikton.
Sept 9th, 1856
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CHILLS IND FEVER.

TUST received fresh supply of Paschall's Fever
- and Ague Mixture, never failing remedy for
this disease; give it trial.
Dr. IL. III. MITCHELL Agent.
may 81 lists Elkton, Md
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ROBERT LII MS On,

Grocer ~ GOlaiEhlssiOn Merchant,
No. il, Cheapside, Qwo doors ir' N Pratt ST
BALTIMORE.
CELLS all kinds of Grain and Country
y Produce on Commission, and keeps ON
general assortment Of Groceries always II
hand.
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WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
~ All articles delivered within the limits of the
town. free of cost
y Country Produce taken in exchange.
q Every effort will he m ,do to please the pub
lie. and their custom thankfully received.
May IL ly WIN. r. GILES.
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DDCT. l.. w. HAINES.

DENTIST,
NEW ARK. DEL.-As many persons ere no
A>aware OF the time necessary to perform x-S@.
perfect operations in the Dental art i thinkSYYTT
It bat justice to those at distance who may con-
tempt tie visiting nc rs well as to myself. to thus
publicly suggest to such the propriety of timely
Informing me by mail or otherwise to that effect
| request this favor more especially where the
operations required are of such nature as to
render them necessarily lengthy, as sufficient
time can then be reserved for such special cases
and thereby prevent disappointment
L. W. HAINES. D. d. s..
July II. J7-lyN Newrk. Del.
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LIST Class--SpcIing. Recalling, Writing
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic " > Il
Grammar, per term. s.>.CU,
2nd Class-ln Including Grann,nl. Gt".t;.-
ply, Arithmetic, Book Keeping, NcnSuraIrn
Algebra Geometry. Nat. PHILOSOPHY. l'ir-
tory and Botany. pcrictln. - .tsii.
Bird Glass; ri-"nomcIry. Surveying, ru-
litical Economy, Science OF HoycrEhrnt,
Rhetoric. History ri Literature, M,th"logy,
Logic. Gcolopv. Mrt"ornlopy, Mrhta., 81
Moral Philosophy Natural Theology. wi
dences of Christianity and the Latin L"n-
guage, per terra. $500.
ANY Of the above named branches with
the Greek. Frerrii or German Langnag" art
Literature, per tenn. $3.50
EXTRAS:
NJ SIC on Panu or Mclodcon. pes
term, $500
Percil Drawings or MonncliromatlcS = go
Painting in Wafer tol"rs. :g.elJ
GO Oh C"iors, see,
Embroidery and Needle Work. = SO
An extra charge "i 80 cents for each OF tie
two Winter terms to delrav expenses Of
fuel &c, will be made on each pupil.
Eleven weeks constitute one term.
No deduction for less tlan u WEEKS less
time. GEO. r. HOWARD, President.
F. A. ELLIS, Secretary.
September s, lSjG--'f
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A ttentiSn EsOUsekCepers!

VVht1VH IAVNsChCVFtfs'
TNllE subscriber having purchased the entire in
i tere.t Of Mathews and johnson in tho newly
established
Flour and Feed store.
in ElKTON. nearly opposite The Howard House,
respectfully invites the attention of his friends and
housckeepers generally, to his we'll selected stock
of
FAMILY FLOUR:
among which may at all times be foutrl the follow
ing brands Extra Family White Wheat Flour:
Extra ouperinc; Common Supcrline Middlings
RYE FLOUR AND BUCkWHEAT
White and Yellow Corn Meal; White ship Stuff
Common do; Bran; Corn and Oats, ground: Ccrn
and Oats in the grain, potatoes; all of which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices
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"nI Sa' "p",'' , %s ~, nuiJ co,doscord
Nv o N.Y. H.. w;t,h:sn,;IJ =, friend
~ Wv" INV " ''o'
~ nsa'om n;ans tlo"s,nds thr"nn.d ~ GA.
,I ~ Wv, ~, live trn,
it'' '"o
'" m,'t ,,Ttnr, az IN ,h.. r,t,I stair.
,' H., .,,i,:,,,r With ;ts ,r,,.ors,
ANU "''" up " 1''''''"s "''" 40 - -!
:, ~. I% ,h', the, o y, tha mother Iii.
n.,,'a - t,a L,r,,ht.r,s og,nv
'>"''l VI ''>
AZ m mom' , Nd r. instifrd.
ia ,.;,,',d y nrd a., ,Jr,,t.h had d;ad,
WV
Forgive our faith in cruel lies.
Forgive the blindness that denies!
E,r,,., Th,. oro,tnr, vhon bo tolos
For the al-perfect love Thou art,
Some grim creation of his heart.
c,st dov, o,r id,,,. ovcrtprn
orr bloody affairs: let us sec
Tavs,f in Tav humanity!
p u,,,,l c.,,,,, ,or ,,,,,h,r. ,,r,,.,
Cr.pt 70 her desolatc hearth stone,
And wrestled with her fate alone;
With ,,r.. and ANGER and l,snair.
The phantons of disordertd sense,
Th. awful doubts of Providence!
rho .,,,ol h,v. i.cr.d hnr ne they n,sscd
And when she sought the houst of prayer
Her mothers curse pursued her there.
. a s,;i, o.,r ,,,,v, n.;chhnrno door
Sl,. saw the horseshoe curved charm,
Y, -ulr ar ,insi h r. mothers h,rn-
NJ, ,,.,,,r ,,,,r,nl s;,, and Inn.
Wn,. d,ilr nv IT,. oil arm ch,r,
F,lo! h r wtlI,rrd lanlS in prayer
If worn old Biul. DER an DER,
When her dim eyes could read no more!
;l ,i,,.,,,,r r;,, L,,,t
Her fifth. and trusted tl.it her way,
s., dark. would som,whrr. meet tn day.
"''' w. "v''. .; M''no .H;''r'
r, ~: ''t' WY mn', ., NV ,',r far orr
"
SO IN the shadow MAnei s''S;
Untouched ny m,f'h she sees ana hearS'
Her smile Is stdder man her tears.
But cruel eyes have iou'id 'ler out
AND cruel Ups repeat her name,
And taunt her with her mother sha''e'
She answered not with railing w"rus'
But drew her apron er hcriace;
Ana, sobbihg, shuea from 'he P''ce'
And, only pausns at the door,
Her sad eyes met the trounlca gaze
vi one who, III her better days.
Had been herwarm and steady friend.
Ere yet her moThcrs doom had made
Even Essex Harden half AFRAID.
He felt that mute appeal of tears,
And, starting, with an angry irown
flushed all the wicked murmurs down.
"Good neighbors minc,' he sternly SAID,
"This passes harmless mrth or jest;
hrn,, IL to
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4t:.acclso
Es.k{TO.N ACADEMY.

FENlIE Trustees would announce that the
l. Fan Session Of Ibis Institution COM
manccd on the 2tth tilt. Hn.irr the super
vision oi j. q. y. Jones. \. NJ, assisted by
Mrs. J. q. \. Jones. both experienced
Teacher. in"rder to place ;hr best cdust-
tional advantages within III" reach OF all,
HEY have considerably r,dt.rvd the rates of
tuition. They wo,lii lhrrci-rr hope i!,ai the
public will give Increased patronage to The
School, that it may III enabled IL sustain
itself and be malc First CYow iHy!jtrnnA IF
Learning. Tine branches will he such ara
Taught in All our hi ;her schools and collie .-vs,
and pupils may obtain n Thorough EnGiis,r
or Classical Education without going lr'ni
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
...... CT THE AGE, is
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

THEY don't HELP COM
plants, but they CURE them. 4
One Box has cured Dyspep-
STA. 4
Three Boxes have cured the \
worst cases of Scrofula.
Two Boxes have cured Fry r
sipelas. 9,
One Box always cures the Ea1