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DIR. CULvERWEgL
NJ M a NJ n Q O D

spermatorrhua, &C., without the Use Of Internal
Medicines, Cauterisation, any Me-
chanical Appliances.
JUsT Published, the 9th edition. sealed envelope, graf
and mailed to any address, post paid receipt OF tive
stamps.
This little work, emanating from qualified member
thu medical profession, gives IMPORTANT SFoRSs
rIoS EVER HED to all persons entertaining doubts
their ply icul condition who conscious of having
hazarded their health and particu
lars Of an intirely and perfect remedy of Speru-
ato .rhea, or Seminal Weakness; Debility Nervous.
ness p,.-esion Of Spirits loss Of Energy Lasstud,
Tiuidy, Involuntary Discharges Impaired Sight ana
Memory Botches aud Pmpes the faces, Piles Indiges
ton, pspittion the Heart, and bO lily Prostratlon
the whole system, inducing Impotency and mental and
physical Ircapacity-by means of which every may
cure einseil privately and at a :rifng expense
. - address DIR. CHI. J. C KLINE 1st Avenue, 1871
street New York Post Box No. $3.50 Iy32
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fggsqaI.


HtsL l.lt 1.-Came into the barn Of tho sinh.
Nov isse N me town Of Salem on Tuesday. "a
brided anon, Il l = HORSE, saddled and Rs@y
NV waoc eye, three White ankles, and slightly knee
ins owner Is requested to prove property nav
Salem EovT Il 1s5S = 'Hss ia EsF IL. RECTOR
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PAL m Of THOUSANDS FLOWERS
- ms celebrated article foI identifying the com
p'exon, curing diseases Of the skin lust receiveda
4 the Drug store of STARKWEATHER & CO.
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OUR TIN SHOP
WAGONS.

GOOD article Of Lrmoer Wagons are kept constantly
A on hand, and 10: sale al
4Sf April --- WOOD & CARRIERS
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FarliSllcs.l VarlIis|les =

,FIGe l'sgu.hcnt Cjach, Carriage end
. fnrnIlpre Ysrnlelies. nom The celebrated ;Ian
1fiactcory OF tliden & Nephew \. Y Just received
iildior sale cheap, by w 80
ARkWEAyUER = %
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WOLFE's Ar0m0t,c Scheeda11 Scknapps. il
w quart and pint bottles at r -
.7s j STARKWEATHER'S
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THE MAIDEN'S LAMENT

COAA TAR for sale by
~ .t.. A -.- ...- STARKWEATHFR 4, 20
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nSBORNES Golden Ointment, and Johnson'p
" French Female Pills, just received at
-alasI ssa-s STARKWEATHER4& Co.'S
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Ayers Cherry PectOraI,
At SHARKWEATHER g. Co.'S
CIGARS! CIGARS!!

ME- are now receiving fine assortment Of
the best HAYAEHk CIGARS, Wholesale and Retail.
q 70 sTARKWEATHER 4 co.
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T.. l.. TtRRAR'S EST ATE.

s.TATE or NERM ON T. ! Tho Honorable
}" DISTRICT OF DHITTENrrN. -. \ Probate Court
for the District Of Chttrudou, To- the Heir, ami all
person, interested in the estate Of +. L. Earrar,
late Of Burlington, in th" District Of Chiuondcr.
misunderstanding.
Whereas, application bath been made To- this
Court, iu writing, by the Administrator Of the o,-
tate of Ebyn l.. Farrar late of Eurlmston in ,aid
District deceased praying for license aud authuii-
ty t. sell the real estate If said deceased including
the rclor,iuu OF the Widows DOVER therein for tn"
payment Of debts and charges oi administration.
and setting forth therein the amount # debt, duo
from the said deceased. the charges of admuis-
untiou the amount personal estate. and the -i'-
uation Of the real estate.
Whorcupvu the said Court appointed and a.-i- uei
the ltth day Of April. AID. l~5>, at the Prulef"
Court Rooms In said district, t, hear and decide ur-
ou said application and petition, and ordered publ.
notice thereof to Ice given to all persons in,crc.t.
therein, by publishing -ad order, together with
the time and place Of h,aring. three weeks ,ucco-,
lively 100 the Burlington Free Pre-, "a newspaper
whir circulate, i'm the mel .hborhool of those per
sons Interested i'm said estate all which Tubicat N
shall Dec previous TO tho day assigned for hearing
Ihcrat.rc, YOU are hereby notified TO appear ho-
fore ,. Court NJ the time and place assigned, then
and th,ty in said Court, 10 give bonds q, the ls'-
direct for the payment of the debit. and charge
If administration. and make your objection, t. the
gcaptin. # such License, if YOU sec cause.
tucn under my hand. at the Probate Court
Rooms. thi, eth day If March, \ D, ISIS.
wlow} y. FRENCH, Rs7s'e.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

-NU James Ciqrkc's Celebrated Female Pills. Pre-
pqrod from a prescription NJ Nr J. Ciark,, VI H.
Phy,1qn Erraordmory IN The Qn,ol
This invaluable medicine is uufailing in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases which
the female constitution is subject 1t moderatcs all
excess and removes all Instructions, and speedy
cur may he relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suit.
ed. 1t will in short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bear. the Govern
ment stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counter
feit.
CAE7ION.-The,s P,H, should nat b, taIvn by
fcrrqic, d.r,ng N, FIRST THREE MONTHS Of
Frequency, a, hey to bun9 Miscarriage,
INT a, any o,3oy nmetI'V N, 'of'.
In cases If Nervous and spinal Affections, Palri-
tation OF the heart, Mysteries and Whites, these
Pills will effect a cure when all other means have
failed and although powerful remedy, do not con
to the constitution
Iull directions in tho pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Lats l.. c. Baldwin 4 Co.)
Rochester, y Y.
\. B.--ol.oo and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent will insure bottle, cou-
amin. 30 Pills, by return mail
For .aIohy r. A. PECK, Agent. WI 'm'
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" Huv Ne md I'll do Nou Coed"
RnOT AND HERR EiTTERS.

Cowp.,3 81 Na,,apo,ila, WI Cbort, ldo~
Doct, Pretty isb, Thoroughwor', Rbubarb, VIM
drake, Daudsh7u, 8r.-oH of wb,ch orc 20 e.,p-
r,naleJ MS IN net ~, corc,1 qni assist Nours N
eroj,cntmy d,scase
The effect of this medicine is most wonderful
it act directly upon the bowels and blood, by re.
moving all Instructions from the internal organs
stimulating them into healthy action, rrnoyatns
the fountains of life and vigor, purifying the
blood, cleansing it from all humor-, aud csu.-
ing it to course anew through every part Of the
body. They cure and eradicate from the fy--
ten Liver Complaint, that main wheel of .o
many discasos--,Iaundcc in its worst FORMS all
Bilious Diseases and Foul stomach Dyspepsia,
Costivonos., llumors Of the Blood and skin, Indi-
gc.tion. Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn,
Weakness, Pain in the Side aud Bowels, Flotulcn-
cy, loss of Appetite, and all kindred complaints
caused by torpid or diseased Liver. di.ordcrcd
stomach or bad Blood, to which all are more or
lc,s subject in spring and summer.
If taken in large do-o,, Fever and iguc may be-
broken up and cured at once. Ihi ha- hccomc
standard medicine and is decidedly the Lt the
world over saw.
only - cent. lo, pint and 37t cent. for It large
bottle.
Sold b., all medicine dealer, everywhere. Order,
should bn aidrc..od t, j. q. LANGLEY, Prorrjc-
tor, ] Marshall st, Boston, Mass.
Sold in Darlington by all the Druggists, and by
4. G. SPEAR Wholesale to the trade, maridkwGm
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FEVER AND tCIE Is 4 COM

plant which requires to be met at it, first APP
proarh and "onhat"l Mt every stage. seldom ia
tai Of itself it reduces the strength and impairs
the functions of the organs that upon the mani
estat ION # disease nature is unable, uua,,stcd to
resist the nroals Mohnt- Life PILL and Phoe-
nix Hittors, when taken strictly according to di-
rectiou-, will cure IT, and give to the weak and
trembling victims Of disease new health, lite and
strength, The Life Medicine. may be had Of all
the principal Druggist throughout the States. and
Of the proprietor, W Il. MoFrAT, 33j Broadway.
w49wlIn
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senator Biglcr to-day presented to the
President tender from thcAdiutant General
Of Pennsylvania of Regiment of Nolu-
tcrr,
The Cabinet held It long session to-day
with reference to the affairs Of tab. II if
said tn" President contcmllato- sending it
mc>>agc to Congress ON the subject.
Nulv I'll IN, momb'r, who after the
Ilou.o aalowuod, fingered in the Han COLI
,or~inE in yrmp- or in their seats, werc
startled by Ggbt btveon Mr. Craig Of
N,rth Carolina, and Mr.. Helper, author or
a book. entitled. " The impending Crisis. &c
and tormc,l, from tie same state.
They had just b ctorc been mgrily engaged
in conversation. Crowds of members and
others rushed in and separated the combat
tanr, while they were engaged io Il ealing
heavy blows.
Mr.. Helper was temporarily taken in charge
by the ) err, ant-at-A Arms.
number of ladies who were ON the floor
and witnessed the proceeding, were much
frightened. \ pistol and knife were found on
Mr.llclpcr, who made no attempt to use them.
An investigation was held this afternoon,
and senator Hale, and Montgomery Bai
appeared ~ hi, counsel and the Justice hod>
him in bonds to keep the peace
WA~nr>cro>. April Is.
The NmIto', request for Committee Of
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

NV YORK, ArrIT u.
steamer star of the West from \spinwall
on the evening Of the 4th instant, with l63
passengers, the California mail of March 30
and $3.50 900 in specie, arrived at this port
this p, NJ
The California Senate had passed the Re
solutions previously adopted by the assembly
in favor of Lccompton. The Senate had re
fused to provide for Constitutional Convcn-
ton. Anti-Lccompton Democratic meetings
had been held in various places, at which the
course of senator Douglas had been endorsed.
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The funeral services Of Mr.. Benton worc
attended,. am ng others, by the President,
members OF tn Cabinet Foreign Minister.
and utm'cr, of cIner...
Ia. corpse Wa, conveyed to tine ct. rr
Transmission to Missouri.
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rIREIIASU OF MOUNT VERNON.

RIowoNp, Va, April :,
Tine Legislature of Virginia adjourned sine
die to-day. \ contract was formally entered
into on the 9th instant by the Ladies \-so-
citation, for the purchase of Mount Vernon.
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ANTTD IMMEDIATELY!

2 OCAL and TRAVELLING AGENTS salary
$50 op 20 $3.50 per month. For full lrr-
.jcul1r- enclose stamps and address
wtw II. Is. CARTER Il o.. Boston.
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RyRoS SJ-TTON'S ESTATE,

vuw
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JOHN DNvAER's ESTATE.

viIw
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NAsnlNrtNN, April II.
senator Biglcr to-day presented to the
President ii tender from thcAdiutant General
Of Pennsylvania Of Regiment of Nom-
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VI 4 r X f 7 s..
BOSTON MARKET.

fBo-loN, N~iassioy 4pr l3.l
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TORONTO MARkET REPORT.
Front street. Corn Market ~quarc. }

'hW street, turH-NNkCi square,
Toronto, C. w. April ith. leis (
IL E,--Our Market last week wa. very buoy.
ali, IN large purchase, chiefly on N,u.,Hi or.
count, caused sumo excitement, and .I... .atauc.
ON my last quotations fully Is cent, barrel form
grades; but to-day's market closed dull, with moro
sellers than buyers especially of the lower grades,
at concession "i ton cents ON cNtrcma prices paid
last week. The higher grades are, however, Grmly
held, rs choice whcats are in very moderate stock
family extra, will maintain their price, for some
time. Navigation is now fully open on the lake.
and Wclliud Canal and should the present mild
weather continue. ur may have water communicl.
tion with Montreal by the 18th inst, and it is Off
cially announced that the Eric opens ON the 10Th.
The new crop never looked moro promising.
NllEAT.-Wc have had our market well sun
rlol for ten days Lact-rcceiving from farmers
alone about five thousand bushels day, which
meet. with eager purchasers, especially Prime
Nint.r, which is in great request, from the knowl-
edge that such quality is in unusually small stock
at tli, season. The quantity of whclt is large in
the country bat strictly choice aud prime are
cttc', and tnm the Knowledge Of this fact, it j.
believed that such grade of wheat viii advance
rather than decline
In i'.tl-H. t,ypi,. ,t,f ,,tt..i, ,1,ip.,
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pEyI>E.S coMpol rITCHLu.

Whoopiu9-couth Bronchitis, Group. Asthma aud
CONSI MPTION
y Sold by Druggist. and Merchant. generally
throughout the country, also 10y the Manufacture
ers No. I, Wilson Lane Boston, Nla,a w|7mi
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WIRES & SHAW,
sttorncyS and E0unSeli0rS,
LirE.rInEA HUMMELSHINE,.

turIl0r lN rl,h.- Elu'k,)
Burlington. N0iwnu1.
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NEWS or THE WEEk.
FROM WASHINGTON.
" A-nINGToN, NgriI IN.

W NNHlNhlNN, -AErll TN.
The opposition are eangunc Of killing Ic-
compton by voting not to rcccdc, and the
Democrat, are equally confident Of securing
committee ofconlcrcncc
Gentlemen who saw Mr. Benton yesterday
afternoon found him in bed ON his back, writ
M for his Book, and very fcch"
Mr. Bosancn, an unsuccessful applicant
frr a Clcrkehir, assaulted the secretary of
the Interior to-day in IA fit of ragc. caused
by the refusal Of a ccrk,hip. and drcw re-
vpllcr
The Secretary Knocked him down aud his
shoulder was disocutcd. He was afterwards
arrested.
WAsnl>CroN. April :.
There i much speculation a. to the vote Of
the Senate On the Kansas question; many
thinking that the Administration may adopt
Crittcndcn' amendment.
In the House, to-day. Mr. lctchcr. of Nir-
.inil Is speaking in favor of the Deficiency
Bill, the fate of which i>doubtful. Much soil
citudo is expressed concerning the Deficiency
appropriation Bill, which i, now, more than
ever threatened with defeat in its present
form Tbc interest i, heightened by the fact
thlt 'lo supplies to the [ tab Expedition de-
pend upon its passag', and money is wanted
for the immediate necessities Of the service
Enough is known to warrant the assertion
that GOV Powell and Major Culough, Peace
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THOSE LADORING UNDER SICK

y ESS can at once relieve themselves from the
thousand maadies that flesh is heir to, if they will
only follow the counsels Of nature, and take the
medicine which best assists her in her operation,
That medicine is the Vegetable Life Medicines Of
DR. Mofat, known a the Life Pills and Phoenix
Bittcrs. For sale by DR.. W. h. MOFFAT,
apr2wlm 535 Broadway New York.
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Hon. Ihos Hart Benton died at half past
,svcn O'Clock this morning The President
had an interview with hun last evening. but
what was said has not tran,pircd. lie had
his senses up to the last moment, and made
every preparation for departure, say. hi, son
in-law, as though he was leaving for St.
Louis
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NO AGENTS. Sent by mail to any part Of the
United States and foreign countric.
Acute Packages S2-Chronic do. Sj-ranily do
s. To be had at Office, i Winter street, and
through Box -? Post Office, Boston Gree If
charged Office hours, 10 to H. to 3.
With general practice, DR. Coggswcll gives spe-
cial attention to diseases Of the Lungs, Heart
Liver, Kidneys and Womb Consultations at Of
fee, with medicine, 81. To invalids abroad des-
cribing their malalios by letter, with 81 enclos-
cd,) advice and appropriate remedies promptly for
Wardci. w}mt
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| |

heard a soft tap at my door, and little
NAY entered. She too haG been crying, and
when she saw traces OF tears on my face,
she came gently up to me and crept into my
lap.
"Do you lore father, too?" she asked, in
her frank, simple manner.
"Yes, darling, love him." | answered,
"and want to love you al and be beloved
by vou. Now he is gone, am very sad aud
iionely. VIII you no; love me May =
The child kissed me gravely, but did not
reply to the question.
AUNT Jane sent me to call you to din
lner," she said, slipping from my arms.
7 When we had finished this lonely meal,
and the children and Jane had gone up stairs
to the afternoon lessons, | visited one two
rooms which had attracted my observation
the day before. One was the attic chamber
where | had noticed heap Of old packages
which | wished to examine. In one corner
stod pile OF old pictures, some soIled,
some with broken frames, but which on eX-
animation found worthy to be rubbed up
and newly framed One especially won my
admiration 1t was a portrait OF young
and beautiful woman. The soft auburn hair
and hazel eyes were very lovely, and the
features, though not expressive Of any great
snerey or depth of character, were faultless-
ly regular.
heard some one passing in the hall, and
opened the door to ask some questions about
these pictures, 1t was Ellen.
"Are you busy, Ellen?" | asked. IL
not wish you would come here moment" "
Ellen looked surprised, but followed me
J without any reply.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Wagon Mandatory.

FENiE subscriber respectfully his thanks to the
public for their past very liberal patronage, and now
takes occasion say, that he has enlarged and newly
fitted up his Wagon shop, his old stand Columbus
ST. and il prepared TO make and finish the most
Iete and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market.
He guarantees that sensible person shall be troubled
with any embarrassment ia deciding upon the supe
riOriry Of Lis Wagons He imports material from
New Jersey Missouri with which to misead the pub
lie, but relies upon the native timber of the great north
west. Having taken the Diploma at the County Fair
70 the best Farm Wagon in every respect, he is pre-
pared TO make more Of the quality If desired.
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love TO look upon young man
There Is a hldeen potency concealed in his
breast which charms and pains me-"
The daughter Of "a clergyman happening
tie find the abevc sentence at the close OF a
p ece of her fathers manuscript, as he had
left his study, sat down and added:
''Them's my sentiments, exactly, papa
all but the pains"
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Archdeacon Jefirys, a missionary in the
East Indies. states that " for one really con-
yerted Christian, as the fruit of the mission
ary labor, the drinking practices of the En-
glsh, have made fully one thousand drunk.
arIs in India"
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BY reading we enjoy the dead; by con-
versaton the living; and by contemplation
ourselves. Reading enriches the memory {;
conversation poliShes the Wit and contem.
plation ourselves. OF these reading is the
most important, which furnishes both the
Others
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Carriage IeeposilorY,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.

\, IIIINUI.-
.ss-,-z- - YEfIE ALVORD CARRIAGE MANU-
y 49, 4 FEATURING COMPANY, thankful
ut for the patronage bestowed upon them
W the past wear, would announce that they
have hand and receiving from their manufactory
in Connecticut a good assortment Of CARRIAGES con-
ssting in part of Barrouches Rockaways Sliding Seat
top and Bugges Of various patterns Light Spring
Wagons, with seats Concord Buggies, &c all made OF
Connecticut Lumber, and in the most durable manner.
Hating had long experience in the manufacture Of
CARRIAGES. feel confident that give entire
satisfaction in durability, workmanship, quality, and
price. We invite all wishing 10 purchase 20 call and
examine stock An 5CIrrdHfed.
We have also Shop connected with our Repository,
for doing al kinds Carriage repairing short notice,
and I'm tle hest manner. Store on Main Street
seu2G-GIn# II. w JONES. f0ent.
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Many OF the brightest virtues are like stars
there must be night, or they can not
shine. Without suffering there could be no
fortitude, no suffering, no patience, no com.
passion. no sympathy.
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II you would have an idea of the ocean in
Il storm, just imagine ten thousand hills and
four thousand mountains all drunk, chas-
ing ond another over newly p!owed ground,
with lots of caverus for them 10 step into
now and then.
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oTVAVva ssARTsEB, VAEeD.

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
OF Geweil Fn.ey where lie intends to carry on the
business extensive scale. lie has on hand and
Is always ia receipt of the quality OF American. li
,h and Egyptian Marble. for lead Stones, somb Stones,
.r,heh'- Nantes, Furniture, &C. A. he has some o
'ie ~"rkinen in the country he feels
suFeu t NJ can get anything in his line in superb
or se lozer with low prices. he feels assured that
ne VIII give E ilose WHO favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
y. b. Orders from distance earnestly solicited. and
promptly attended IAhIES MILLS
Ottawa, March :, 1S56.
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"Come, get np--you've been in bed long
enough" as the gardner said when be was
pulling up carrots to send to market,
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81 don't know who driges YOU from here,

said Ellen, sarcastically.
Jane, wish you to stay with Us" |
said, 1T is right that /, Captain Fem-
,ning's wife, should me mother to his CHI
dren, and take their care and education Into
my own hands. | mean to make them hap
py in their home, in their studies, aud to lit
them for good and useful lives You can
help me in this work, and | will be your
friend. VIII you stay?
'.No, Mrs. Fiemmihg, will rot stay
where | am mere eypher. But, children,
do not desert you. lfyou are ever father.
less, or in trouble, will come to you, and
you shall have your home with ne again"
The stage-coach which Jane had secretly
crdred to call for her, now ratted up to the
door; and with her green band-box clasped
closely IN her arms, She took her seat in il.
She gave nod OF freezing dignity to me, a
farewell of compassionate affection 20 the
children, and then the coach drove away.
| was alone with home. Children anG
peace.
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Fem .. - s.T1 I y a. Co.
y4vOULD inform the farming community that they are
w manufacturing "A very superior CORN SlELlER
AND HORSE POWER. Having had it well tested the
past season. by farmers and Warehouse
prepared speak adyseiiy OF it, merits, aud
can refer to all who have used il for the proof Of what
We say We therefore challenge competition with any
other Machine in All ask Is trial, being willing
for the Machine stand upon its own merits
We are also manufacturing large horse powers and
threShcr- of the most approved kind In use.
All kinds repairs done short notice aEd Tcasona-
ble terms.
shop in eounectios with the steam Planning MIL.
.euig-if KING, GILMAN $50.