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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-05
BALTIMORE.

uNuuuu.u.s' MEDICAL OFFICE, 1,sck In:
Urinary. Ralthnera-lnstitntod A d. ls29 40 ~ S0msn
Gov t aai~S, sar ,ha r9s' one' ,s n. onnse"osa
Of tho Aopatho School may be eofdentssAy coz
suited In all oazcH OF private nature or disoase a...
Ma Money rcguirrd ~ Cure IL not EMecsed.
practical experience of over ~ years onabes pr M 10
warrant the ahorlest possible umo to nave sA"S
onoeted. .,.
cxten,oy the ocetua andapeedy cure OF AZ
raas.4 uf pseasas, "ab cs'abiahe" IN s cy' -
~ Th. suSwh Reputation
al M would public notice unnecessary we're
~, r ,I. ,nnnv anpcants hero for who have
hoa III od thor money nalrcaiod by the Charaans who
Hour largely the public prints aud with whom our city
Afflicted he your si"nrd,
you would avoid injury. peonnary loss ana aaappon.men
@ .arv medical aid proper treatment can be obtain
cd pr makoa alurng professions promises no more
than ho VIII honorahly perform 80,
The usu. sympiums sore Throat liberation OF the
nntb Itching aud Tenderness about ihc Nose, Boehesp
uptous upon the SKIN sc Upon the perfect oo"ann,,oss
the oldesi aud moai seioaie OF sucn casss III M
NUng o stake his honor aud reputation
The Triumph Of science.
Tn, remedies of restoring strong and manly Wig
or shattered constitution and reno wing speed
lily debility OF Injury neo,'ed nHm % se,'"" s'e''' ""o '
EnsccLicd Manhood
aV hero nn certain restorative and thousands from their
usc roa1cg thu sweet nit'on Ct hopo which IRON tho
'''' advan,nuo- af Treatment.
NJ o onous compounds OF Mercury or Nosons Drugs use
~ To Females.
sng xpo,ionco In the treatment Female Affections Nsr-
,oua d,acaso Sc qualities r NJ TO afford hdty heht, and
effect in difficult cases Communications sacred
Is guarded treatment marked With skiil nnd delicacy
nr. willis Great Preventive.
This sovereign Raedy applicable To either sex, VIII be sent
Iuv acpafed by mail receipt of 90, or by rempg so
DISTANT persons cured NJ home, by addressing DR. j. IL
MILLS BtiMoHr doltes post paid) Medicines sent In
my direction, by mail or express
nno 9l.dlY
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ppAPIaSE ~ WHITE,
Tobncco Gomn,i~sion Merchants,

+ G. BAPTIST, late of Petersburg, Va
JAp. .. WHITE, late of the firm Of Hes, 7
Tor & White, Richmond, Va.
epupl. Il
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NJ ssiack s ana % .,n rroWn 80 Ms. ammon &
Bonsack fine mixed black and brown Jeans,
beautiful article gentemens riding pants which VII sci
accommodating terms. a. B huehEh'
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H. ]. I.
~ trade on accommodating lerms the follow ia
Field Seed which he warrants fresh aud ai prnn
ORCHARD GRASS SEED
HERDS GRASS SEED.
RANDAI. or BLUE GRASS SEED,
GREEN SWAED SEED,
RESCUE GRASS SEED,
GLOVER SEED,
TIMOTHY SEED
EVER GREEN SEED,
LUCERNE SEED,
frO PTS
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vrvU,u,s, a.K9ernH.-wc hive mo"

la Store intend keep n hand god Family dtoce
ra Fonr Meal Sugars ennooa aud ems lli'd ana
salt n aud superior Hams, Durkeoa Neas Powders new
and superior article. Mustard Pepper Salt Ginger spice
suap o variety Of brands thceee Chocolate sperm Adh
o,ntne and Taow Candles AAa beautiful lot OF Ladies
work Ba.kcta country renda to give uH call
aud to lrnr tr Guticr &c, fr which viii raY iho cash
/ . trade NlNiibN linz
l.. = Always baud good assortment OF staple Dry
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u,aN sEay s.-Ibis delightful nrti'ie,
which has hrfn used 50 NtensF'N Throughout tn wa"
nlrr the of Ray Rum, hH frmodY
N.typus nt the llehd
Hrasr Of tho Scalp NJ Hair hhH al hs he'h
rnluccd e ut concentration which nc"hs le me
d,ual xilucs ten al aud makes 1t dv worthy the ri
on MI In lis ptcstnt WRte ufr"nrcnirnh "hc has
be- rrici albba by chemical experiments by ihe
inventor Hu Concentrated Isonee ni BAY Leave eh"" pre-
sru,d is community remedy unshfPh"cd IN ~ 'Hhs
Df the Nal baudnn aud oi reviewing
applications thai dplrefsuF Itching "mrh most t'i
,I prfrelp the falling the nir The iuVcntnr HrNela
Yaa, ,iuep originally prepared member Of his family
dyiu ~ confidence IN Tn nusirums usually soll who hh
no decay the halt mud such rto lhn eh
,3ors that reputotppHt onrr heeano esiahN' ana nun
a1rq ca have since heru undo for IT, without any HNse
Il l1ninH NI1fe4er Such thu reputation ." Res
fe. uas hat the lpyout has been induced" manu-
tarurei upon rN'nfTo scnle aud h now onofh WIN
IHc htllrs cuun1eurc Ia tliH cuirs public
Auut genuine without tht Wlttten fRnatnfe {"
lIIOS II RuSSIsR
Manufacturing Chemist. lnf"ralufH Va
For sale wholesale and rftail by - no HER WHITE
HEAD. DruRldss .,
~ Look mitliions under the name OF on "i bay
Ioutcs. Bay Extracts, Bay Water &c-
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,v,,,;; CHARTER OANIlFE IN.uwA,oE

COMPANY, &C Hartford Connecticut desrpus of efcct-
ing Insurance in Virginia has appointed j. JollNNoN iq
of tor The State. Persons liYnthburF and
elsewhere may desire communicative with eCom any
may do through Thomas Jels Mt Exchange Bak, or
Mpgsrg. Laughoruc q llncomho
This Company has paid mp Capital of S2oO0o " IN
large surplus and Invested under the sanction and mp
proyal Comptroller Of Public Accounts and believed
10 superior Inducements To those contemplating - ia
suranre IAN % ats
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- nice dried Canton Ginger Tor sale by
ian 1ots JOHN II SEAN Druggist
rsNHtE taRE UEs. EOR Old s0EE~ or
IAERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAhI
AKRANlIn a. Itt AND 80 pANuEH tHoN tNfosuht 10
coIp. Price 20 cents per bottle. -
Entrtd acf5fiiR 10 Ieto Congress IN hf ths ttct 0 M
D.sv,et Conn fot The EasH bisr1df Of lHSHd BY DoIf
y CO h,otm8ed td=5u cents size
READ TIE FOLLOWING;
get pamphlet aud read our eerheaioh
cures performed the Turf on certificates ni truth oi
our own aud respected cycus and many otheis
refer and cannot doubt It's value AZ
"A medicine SORES Il, worth pound OF any
known Try and YOU viii be satisfied Of What
Thuf IuKf Ou.-Read the following and como to ou
store will tell yon of many others who have beet
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tfsBsSG,ENts EOBTEtssES.
FOR Nstsela 1877.

K. KANtE & %, MANAGEKS.
,racaiags c0ad,,tsd as o75az1jsfr qf the STATE Dot
tty Commissioners
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NAlANSTEAMSIIP CO.-In consequence Of the with
drawal of the Jamestown" for repairs, &c,
the OANOKE will leave New York Saturday evening,
and City every Wednesday morning at O'Clock Pas
leaving Lynchburg by the South side Railroad on
he.day morning will morning with the toanoko
Mt fT{tv point LEE & JOHNSON,
Agents for N. Y & Va Steamship Co.
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0E now rcccy Store cheap beyond al qucs'
lion shall continue 10 ect fashionable goods every
eot from now until Christmas will sell them Tor cash
onlv M small profits JNO j. PuHYIS Agt
L.
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I,opa prizes.
Whole Tickets SO, Halves s.; Quarters s. 50.
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENT

GUARDIAN. PBs&E n CO., importers Of
French English and German Fancy Goods nnd dealers
In Combs Bushs Bult0us Linen and Cotton Thread, Sew
ing Sis aud small wares generally n Murray Street New
york [nov 1s d1y
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'iatficd persons oung Men contemplating mafria"e
lug w OF phvsicu weakness, organic debility dri' IN
ties &C. should Immediately consult Dr. Johnonahd be 'e
stored TO perfect health. -.
,.aiouslv conhdc his honor gentemen and confident
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" ourselves together under the styn aud rn Of Lee,
Johnson 4 CO. fur purpose Of conducting raj Gro
Gerry Commission Forwarding business a the old stand oi
rr * johnson Main Street whore viii he glad 10 serve
Old frcuds and the public with pronS" TO use every
effort 10 promote iheir interest -. :, ,r
JOHN h. LEE,
TIOS l. JOHNSON,
IvntbInry I Jan l. l-J7 GEORGE ". ROOKIE
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2if1i aiff1Iis{rttall16l1s + A3s(eaoln9
CrRlyG \ G:r g3LER.-aG THREE. lilSAT HONE.
lIhSr BAY.


..Iir =. nv dear. hrprrui:; y,,n h,ia'
,I,r,c c,;;;yt.; OF lrrrir>. sail .inn PaIry
,i,. hrn,,,..,u;,h. Il. h.. !al H.. basket u;n.i
,i,,. ,;,b..
Wi;ai IN t." w,r., Hi ,y".. h!in. three
rn,r.s for, can, ;.>r H.. !i!au ,v". ~.
nli,,i NTr:. G';...y.
:.uh. wri! nnN iIiii,h .; i. i;rs. Tomr.
x,a wa:t, 4 Quart. an! w:>h,i Ioc i" 2,'' !;
i;,r !..r il lh> n.:t!i can!r ;;.',::4 I'-:i::y.
"linm;'il., Now th;i.i, iii. ! wa@:
,I,cm ,r,syl::. an! Mrs. l!a"'2a"!I '.:l:"i
have tI,ci:.
Never r:,!.I: i,li Il GUAR =; the >h"i
toi Innc!uant,,.in >!'r ~; i,lvr them.
DO w;i,rri! iIp'In ,"nrscl
..Cc,t;ill'v: if >hr waits t':,.a zig ca!l
have i!;cm.
Yet take cool care Of MIR. i,'mrs"".
;.,i,l>.,! Mrs. paF"y witha s!i@i:l >n""r.
"GaIy take Il ql!arl Of h,rri. ln: her.
Tia, is r!urc i':::l She w"i,'' g" i''r yen
or me.
oh l.": gl;e*s ot.
=" asked her 10 c'i HE ir.r wa,l-t"n t!ir
other morning. apl >!l2 wouldn't Ito it: re-
pIir.! Mis-. Palrv. rather s.itci.iiy.
!, u.:,,In't Il" j: :;
NO.
"Woudn't lend y"r wa>il-'uh ;:
John pairy wa: ;:~;"m,ied an! indignant.
Mrs. Thompson was !; widow wiin iivcd III
th- licxt house, and he had Frequently been
called upon TO perform Sundrv little chores
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I'LL CALL AROUND AND Par. What a
world Of woe is contained in these few
words to the poor arlizan and mechanic
l'Il call around and pay says the rich
man, TO avoid the trouble Of goir. to his
desk TO get the necessary funds. and The
poor mechanic is obliged 10 20 home to dis.
appoint his workman aHd ail WHO depcnd
npon him I'r their due |; is an easy mar.
ter to work; the Only real glory in this
life is an independent idea Of being
able 10 sustain Yourself by the labor Of
your own hands. anal it may he easily int
;gicd what crushing force there is in I'LL
call round and lay. to the tailoring lnar,
WHO depends upon that pay for subsistence.
If those who could pay would only pay at
once, it would place hundreds and thousands
i'll Il condition TO dn likewise and would
prevent much misery and distress.
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Gboiite 44oetrg,
MY DEAR BLUE.EYED IIALF-BRoTHER.

Ny DEAR BLUE.EYED IIALF-BROTHEE
EY sARAIJ c. wrITTLEsEY.
Fragrant and fair are the roses rare.
Oh, now, in the home Of ou" childhood:
Smiling and gay us The sweet spring ray
Tha, sivcrs that dear old wildwood
Many and lone are the years that have flown
Since We garlandcd each the other;
4 little bright child. in the shady wild,
My dear, bluc-eycd, half brother!
Sparkling an2 bright arc tn. waters light,
That hum in The hillside shallow.
Eazy end dim on the deep green rim
OF the old sunshny meadow
The wild rose slram Of tha; woodland stream
Will glitter for many a'"ihcr,
But never for 'hee-for ynu and for me,
My dear, bluleycd, hal:-broiher.
Never again; for the golden crsin
OF childhood days is brokcn'
And sundercd wide from that tri:k'irs Tide
And the lark brown shadows oakcn
Nr'cr NAV we st ma il. that far. loved land
The grave Of thy raig young mother
And list to the trill Of that ripping rill,
Ny dear, blu>-e;ed, half.bro'hcr..
The ocean surge on the sounding verge
Gl the oldeu time departed,
Sl;ll moan, The kuc'l "f thy las: farewell
To The lone AMI wccping-hrarte'l
WIS Il child, Il wild vice ch'Id,
AMI YOU were scarcely ether.
But The tears you shed On my infant head,
remember them well, ny brother
Far in the land w!crs cherished rand
Is clustering brightly around thee,
Thine eyes will rove Der these lines i love,
Recalling The i"s that bound thee:
and mrlnoiy rne, ,hro' the Years 'i.a' have tio"'
VIII wander Tie Past's dim vista,
Aud III re. in the ways ci our infant Gays
Viii w'rt ,hy cny s;s!er -
Weep FOR Inc Sain ,a#t vi never ngair
Unite iii lr;l dear old wildwood,
Br.:.. AID bright will! lie sl''''owl'ss light
OF pa:c aad peaceful chid''nod;
Oh hut away where The angels stray
Each link nay be wovcntogethcr,
\ bi ieakles> Lari IL far-of land,
My ,l,ar, b'ur,,yrtl, 'r#if- brother
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. g Il / i S t r y.

,s';ii: Subscriber has "i'I''; "n G.. e..
j 'i;t. u, i:yo',> Io'rl, where h" Ii7S;sy,s
wi, aI,"u: IL :.ny bu>i,r.> pertaining '!-Lt-iI
To- hi. Profession. .>,n'> i'aIrt l. c'h Cnrv'in-
ear ,:rn and l"ck irr;h. from
Single Teeth 70 Entire Sets
Pct up iii Il style 10 please ;hr ;i:'S' ''r'''"'us'
Dentists wsI, rg teeth pat up on Allen i"'cn''
can have i, done b. sending in their l'ats ut ''r.:
moderate prices
p;arna Wire. round, hail r"un! an cInir!.'il
made :" order 2a. E'Si1 "a q g.
N "a s.t,icin,n u: always az The c"mlctI"n %
the w"lk
.lal, 20 -
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nearly the whole length before he could
Withdraw it. then by an maccountab!c des-
tiny his body fell across the log before the
saw. and was served i'll the middle. most
horribly mutilatng it; in fact cutting the
body into numerous pieces, which were
gathered and deccntly intcrred. The de-
ceased left a wife and two Children .
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y,,11E $. as,n has again arrived when eT"ry o"'
is cxpr,t,d to S:.,,ir up all arrears. '!'.rei'r'
;,,. ,;.,cy warning to ri! indebted - ", either h'
s't ,,,,., account, Ia come forward an, s''r:i
Nv r"', wi;,n; IL delay. IS d" not intend 10 he ln% az
.,.,,, ay III all over he r'Nat'y, and paying
:, hi.I rcr cen, fr 90 lec;iug. now a'' my money
rs, Lave il. NoxcuSc for bad eros.
W.. Ii,u can settle with me until the hist FEB
-,,.rv q t., that time with my Attorney.
ru"'! JOHN C0LGAN.
60. st So
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EDGEFIELD, $. c., JANUARY II, 1857.

---.zn=SxzZ-zE7rz47r z47r-r....Sz-----ur1
You can tell how feel. w!lcli yn!l &n,i fault
with everything do
Il never Wiz again.
My own MARY! Forgive nip if caused
you pain. )
You ere too bad. .IoiIn.'
- But no woF.e than yoa arc almost every
day
Mary though. Il great deal that night,
!, THIRD DAY.
! The battle lad hrcr hn;:gll! and til, ycto-
! ry Won. A!rs.5t'aicy heart va full ci' ten
ternr::.; a::'I sympathy. Size co';i lot !:;svc
l,aiiA2;,, inw pii'icl! pain her ccn:v!.s* aid
,;sc!e>s .rIrubs sng c;:''.cl ii,r ;::::;.,j.;:;lc
! lMl,haid. or shc,. never wraI har.' j'.;I.g.d
i'll liz i.a',f. sac wou;,i ~; .:r;,hr l.r IN
happy for the world: and ltow.. when the les
son had opcnea her eyes, she set guard
upon her tongg.
Almost aIwN $ all habtual grumblcr is an
ndolent persona y man or woman whose
mind is occupitI, has no time to be discon-
tented. But Nary PaIcys was kind of
moral indolcncE Shs permitted her noble
faculties to sleHp for Tic time, and discon-
tent stole in While the sentinel was of guard
She had choscn:a New course Of action, but
she had to watch with cca.r!cSs vigilance
just TO curb the disposition to complain
To be indolent vas to lose the battle and to
lose Tie battle ::sa>, perhaps. to a!enatc the
affections of hctl husband.
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CONDITION OF WALKERS ARMY. - One of
Walkers men, who recently deserted and
arrived at San Francisco, tells pitiable
story. He says
There were about 100 persons in the
ho>pia! when good fortune allowed me to
get away. The very recollection of that
horrible time is enough to sicken me, how.
ever Incapable am of giving full descrip.
ton Of its horrors. Mary Of the soldiers
are ready 10 die before entering it, and ma.
ny sick ones report themselves fit for duty
rather than 60 there. Walker has now no
natives in his army. Many Of lis troops
have deserted and gone over to the Chamor-
rista party. lis officers are generally
drunk lie himself is hardly ever seen. it
will be necessary for him 70 DO hard fight
ing to get food, and the only way in which
hc gets provisions now, if not by fighting,
i; by taking it from the natives and com.
pcllmg them TO take cocoa, Of which there
is plenty in the country. in return.
No person is allowed TO go from place
to place without passport. No pe.son,
NihHNA N'liLSh VI 'oiuiSI; 'lliONCIt 10 icnNc
Granada without one: and if Il soldier is
caught cndeavorng TO do so. he is taken as
descrtcr and shot. Such is his inevitable
fate. If Il person escapes Walker. he runs
great risk OF filling into the hands OF the
Chamorris;as, wi:G ;,.u!d also shoot him.
g If lie haze the fever, he is carried to
the lospta! at Granada; he is put on raw
hide bed: without q mattress or blankets.
unless he should be so fortunate as to have
these articles himself, which seldom happcns.
1t is frequently the case that the sick man
is put on bed from which sGmc wretch
has Just been carried off 20 be buried. who )
has died Of yellow fever cholera. cr some
other contagious disease. and whose bed has
never been cleaned Or clian.iA4l The he eff
tcrcr cannot drink water, because the doc.
tors there say that it is ';poi,nn to a fever"
and the only drink allowed is orangc-lcaf
tea. Even this is not to be hal, on account
of the negligence of the stewards and ser
wants, and the sick man is left to burn
AMI parch with heat and thirst. have
lain hours after hours and begged to get
tablespoonful Of wine from the doctors. and
could not get it. They had plenty, and
many Of them were drunk on it most Of
Of The time"
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To THE AFFLICTED.

p>r TiIAYi:i:. Homeopathic Phys;ciua SIR,
rron, aad i!ceorchcur late "t rhiiadrirh.a
,,,, ;,,,.,;,i No alI, Broad Street Aug"S,, Ga.
Particular at;cn,i"n paid 20 The treatment {"
C,rn,. diseases Visits made 81 distance on Tie
viz. N.'' , ,,.l,c terms Please address,
"''S' II. X. TllAiER, N, d.
AugT>:a tia.
-, ,r -
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(; .s.s Esgg s.. e e s !:

IS" TnE Frir.lls of Mr.. STEPHEN SIN"
resapc:!ul.y aanouncc him as Candidate fur Shrr.i
Of !.:g,fr!.i District, at the next election.
The f.ct,;s Of Go. WILLIAM QrATTLr"uM res
prcfuy announce him us :; Candidate for Sheriff
Of El:y.;cll Il, TIE ensuing election.
II We are authorized to announce LEV lS
JONES, E>G as a candidate for reelection :ol
Sheriff Ct Elgriicli District;
II Tue Friends of Capt. II. BOULWA2E
respectfully announce ki;n as Candidate !or skelit!
=. -..clscreiG Ii;.SiIIel AZ the next election.
TIE friends Of Capt LEWIS COFAE, res.
ncc,tuiiy announce him Is candidate for S"'r!g
Of Edycii.d District, at tie ensuing election.
The MANY friends Of W. ". SALE, Esl., oi
lIabur ia .Ilt urier part Of the District, respect
fu.!v announce him as Il candidate for Shcr!f "i
E.ireliel District ut the next election.
IL The Friends os Mr.. ROBERT ID. BRYAN
rss,cc,fuly annnu,Ice him is Candidate "r CLERK
OF i:drc,c:], District at the next c!"rticn.
1T TIE Fri mis- Of Mr. i. +. HARRISON,
respectfully .runrrce him rs Candidate Tor lax
Coll, cor of .,l,licli District at the n>ulng c"r-
ton:
wTThc fi.:..,s ur STAE;;.ING TURN IN, an
u.,,.ce Linn = c:.:i,:i,ate !or lax Collector at ihr
ensuing rccl;,n.
NJ Th, l:;c,:.:, ,f Mr.. VI. W. LILIES r.sp'rt.
fu.ly anlou,;r,. hi;,, as Candidate for lax C"''
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Never mlllu. MARY Iet us Na'c s"iiie
supper as soon as you can. I'm going to the
caucus this evening"
You are? You never stay at homo
evenings now"
Why, my dear, have not been out o.
the house of an evening but once for q
month
"Why need you 60 at all p
Because ain deeply interested in the
election
More than you are in Your wife, re-
piled she pctulantly, as she opened the stove.
oven to see if the biscuits were ready. g
declare! this is the mcanest ovcn | ever saw
1t will not bake worth a cent
Have YOU just found that out p
"It never was good for anything.
And so Mrs. Paley. went OIL from one
thing to another, regularly and systcmati.
caliy condenaiug everything TO which she
pat her hand. She was not suitcd-cvery-
thing and everybody wae nu' "r Joint. Moth,
irg went right; nobody could 10 anything
10 suit her.
John paIcv was not particularly happy
il his domestic relations. The porcupme
temper of his wife was.a continual annoy
ancc to him. 1t was Very hard 10 use his
best cndeavorS to please her ard then fail.
He had tried to study her wishes, but ;!.@y
were mere capr!ccs, and in despair As gilYe
lip his attempts. Nothing That be GOULD DO
would please her; n,:hiug bat she toHE'!
fault viii, lin.
SECOND DAY.
JOHN P,a!cy WAS of an even temper. lie
was disposed to make the best of things As
he found them :fbut there was no such thing
as compromising with, constant grrmi'ng.
Unlike many others: Ks could not be drivcm
to the dram SHOE. orfcvcn the usual haunts'
of loaitrs in courtry places. lie was Oh
stinatciy bent ON staying at home in The cv'-
ming lie was fond of reading. and home
was the centre Of his thoughts. Even the
pa:vcr<;ty o! lis wife could not eradicate
Ills dec! !y seated love Of lon'c.
Still home was not pleasant Pace to
hiln-at least rot half a; pleasant i, 1t t!:iigh!
he. Mary loved hi,l,---Iit could lo: doubt
that. During long illness the wim'c, be
fore: s!ic had been wrcmi:t!Ilg i'll her Geyo.
ton. \ p','re q TetI hot iron Aew into his
cyc. SO tii:;; Tie bail ol it had nearly run out.
lie lad suffered Tie most intense agony.
BY day he groanc'l with anguish, and be zas:.
ti- t:.,:t5 of ii1ts Sii1 I;iT as sEe witnessed
his .Hii;:'r;::& ~ light. VII H. i"sr.,i III
;.s":.:. ~. w..'rL" i,ri,:c ;,ii''. I,,r sum
i,,.r i ;.,r :, 1t ,"r q w,,h. i:i:' Pain wg>
!, e. - III. .r.:i. ..r,I r..,.,.;. i.,,.f,
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Law Notice,

Ty q. sSS.aGEI'a, At"r,: at Law, may
IL. -. .onn! ~ tn" Gii.cc ;;Il;"GI!t'i iy b"i""
the north sid. "i the C"u:l !"Hs. or IN Tie Oiii'e
Of tic Commissioner i: Equity.
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