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professions While one Of them entertained me with
some music on paror organ, the worthy smith begged
TO him for few moments after which he re-
appeared In perfectly clean linen and suit OF dainty
black. We supped at q table spread with the utmost
profusion aud in the evening company coming In
conversation aud music hiled up the passing hour
deeply interested, and concluded that my wife
cousin, the locksmith and behanger, was wise man.
and that unwtngly he had discovered the true phioso-
piers stone Daily work to him Necessary AZ his
daily bread and the toll OF the shop only served
nance the pleasures and recrcaons of refined and hap
py home On taking my leave. realized that had been
taught valuable lesson Employment is the healthful
lot of life and he that would seek happiness in state
perpetual repose betrays profound ignorance of the
benefcent laws which govern his being.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
4 WAsut x,,r,x Auone

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THE PETITION Of Henry Stanley, Albany New York.
OF granted him the 4 OF
Improvement years FROM
expiration OF said patent which takes place the 4h day OF
January, 1862 M
Monday goth OF December IL O'clock nil
notified To and show they have why said
ition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Office their objections specially forth writings at
days before the day Of hearing all testimony filed by either party to
be the said hearing be taken and transmitted In accord
which will applca
will be closed the 9th OF December
depoions papers relied testimony must be
died The before The that day the arguments
II any, within days thereafter. fla r affil e
Ordered that this notice be published In the Union Washing
Daily New York, week for three
least days bcfrs the 10th
of December next tho day OF hearing. $40 -
JOS HOLT. u
r8HE Commissioner Patcnts
tho papers win please cory,
bills the Patent 0fcc with containing this notice,
Sept 1-1aw3w
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hst4 TfIOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General land Office
NOTICE. TO pRE-EAPuoN CLAIMANTS

Every entitled the right Of the
within the townships and townships
required establish the tho satisfaction Of the
receiver and make therefor
seeing before appointed for
the public tho lands embracing the
otherwise such claim will be forfeited
e,s4 KIM, st.lft si,s,ss TII0s A. HENDRICKS
IN tit " Commissioner Of ,hs General Land fias
JuIy ls-lawlSw fintelGstafl
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NOTICE TO pRE.Eup11oN cI.AIMANrs

Every entitled the right any the
within the townships parts
CURED TO establish the to the satisfaction register
cclver OF the lind Office and payment therefor
practicable after s appointed for
tho commencement Of the public sale Of the
tract claimed; otherwise such claim forfeited.
TfIOS A. HENDRICKS, .ta
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
July 24-1aw13w flint 6Starl
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THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

j Century Professor WOODS Hair Restorative.
woed city iae, which spsas. glow
ngy q The merits o. bis hair tonic such evidence
Of truth the Doctor needs no eDeomums
punery rrom the press
Q. stl tl B.rs mo !, Jrn M ,s.s
Par o j. wooD Co Gentlemen Having my attention called
few months the highly beneficial encess u h. rssa
h had beeoe quite gray probably White my whns
the some ares months procured
proving what had wished used twice week since
snner bottle % which h n. Ssa ses can no. ss
my and foe and hair has resumed is natural d
soft than has been before for twenty ne
Two, has with the same effect
The due for valuable discovery
assured TIA. whoever VIII rsa. Use a" per asesons w
city and resident years known ~
nearly every aud adjoining towns ANY
Of above, With attached rs at your service
prooryo beauties Of others As wen =. myself
A. q RAYMOND,
BAInxoxz, Jan. 10 is.s
wooDs HAIR RESTORATIVE
Having had the misfortune TO loso the bot
induced make trial Of your preparation aud oand
"y aa no words can esprsss my obligations 70 you IN s,us a
the ssic S such Dti treasure So FINLEY JOHNSON
The uaderssnea Bragg Z, minister n regular standing
lie gentleman Of great unuence aud universally beloved
BRcoKrmD, In, IL, lsss
Dear Having msda trial OF your Hair Restorative
gves pleasure say that It's effect has been eacrlen.
with Which been troubled from childhood and has
stored my hair which was becoming gray to a original color
pront.
The Restorative put up bottles three large me-
dunn small; small holds half pint ctas
lar er bottle tho medium holds a, eas. twenty per cent more
holds quart forty per cent more IN proportion and retas for
O. j. WOOD co. propriotos $40 broadway New York lin The
great New York Wire Railing Etabshment0 and ia Market .ss
And sold BY all good Druggists Fancy DeAlcrs
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CPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1855
~ GREGORY MAuRY, Managers, Wilmington, Delaware 10
be drawn under the of commissioners appointed by
tho governor.
$50 500 Lottery for the Benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE,
Class 2ls for 1853 To be WILMINGTON, DEL.
day, OCTOBER 2, 1855 Ess Fa4 I.'fs ..'
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TIME CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ,lh ,li
Il United States, from the adoption of the Articles e ,n.r
Jacksons ADMINISTRATION by william A
Cooke; vols First volume ready. Price ~ 90 ,-v
by flrFt BLANCHARD AZ MohuH,
SepS Corner Of 18th street ana f"s"' w.
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OFFICE OF COMMlSSARY GENERAL OF SUB
" sEsTENCE WASHINGTON, September IL, 1855

SEPARATE PROPOSALS viii b. received at this Office until tho Goth
lay Of November next Tor the delivery provisions IN bulk for thu
use oil tho troops Of tho United States upon specuo AZ follows
Al Fort independence, Boson, Massachusetts.
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900 300 p ~ s A., a,a,,r aia c.,,,o.
900 pounds Of arsl quality dry brown sugar
Pm 100 pounds Of urst quality RIO coffee
~ bushels ,nl o. gooa eean a dry nno SAT-
zoo gallons Oh good cider vinegar.
Al Fort Hamiuon Narrosrs New Fork Iay1or
40 ,,. 49,, .,......a.,, .s lEg
aso p psrres of fresh G,r ar,r snson,, ao
30 90 bushels o. new white Mold beans
~, ,oo ia ani :, 49, ~ ~, ~ ~p ~
4io0 pounds Of Grst quality dry brown sugar
1900 pounds OF nrs quality kio colee
- bushels q gooa clean wy nne sAt
4oo snhohs OF sood caer vinegar
Al Fort Colun,tus Copcrnors isand, Neo Fork
ooo h.rr.,, - hss, ..,nes. no,. !,
40 barreis NJ frssi ..a, ir, i s,r,ora,ap aonr
100 bushels o. white nsld beans ~
Soo poupis Of s Grst a@aity aaaman,ne candle,
$500 pounds Of FIRST quality dry brown sugar ~
a,4oo pounds o. hrst qnahy 100 coneo ,4
oa ~ ouS.on " $50 I'LL" ~. W. "0 'A'
soo gallons OF good caer vinegar.
tt a. At Fort XcifeWy Batinore, Maryland.
sa rs barrels OF best s.mess porku
100 barrels Of fresh extra superane,, aour
~ Snshes Of new willie Acid SIiI beans
ooo $500 - r", ~" - .as.s "
400 r pouais Of are a'a,i,v @damanne candies
$500 pounds FIRST quality dry sugar
isoo pounds OF nrst quality no eohoe
od 70 p,s s " sooa s a, Wy hno sai'
500 gafons Oh soou c'aor vinegar
Al Fort Noaroc, Old Point Comfort, TaYina.
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At Fort Motitrie, Charleston, Soah Carolina
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M 100 r.",nts ~ at ara,iy adon,anoe c.nd,a,
400 pounds Of first quality dry brown sugar
z'zoV pounas ~ nrs. qul l nao coneo
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tholr BIDS
arlc exhibit the Of each bid and no bid
will be acted unless embraces all ARTICLES required I@
The periods and quantities OF each delivery will be- pr h
September december, 1852 lat March, 1860
The coffee 10 DO delivered barrels, full hoop
transportation Salt will only be received
by OF rtytwo quarts tho bushel The cAnd1
have cotton wicks s'f ),
All tcndered for delivery under this advertisement w
thoroughly rgly place dehyel
all expnses paid by until they deposited
ut such storohouses designated by The agents OF INC
mcnt saat .Iris ~ f'gi 41if ~ ait1.a 49,,
from the contracts win BIO consiieIea
sufficient and good for rejecting the arce articles 10 "
ing
The Cmnsary General privilege increasing or
mlnislng quantities. dispensing with any all articles
qicd any post before into con,rne'
Of increasing reducing the quantities u each delivery one
contrac giving nys previous nounr 81
All bidders required 10 their proposals WIN
of ability fD their They must sho
nish the of their securities whose responsibility must
ned by the district attorney by well
government oArre their proposals. vi mt De oeted o~ so
Adraacs sciH be and csdence ~ "s.y
su dseyy o6fo< tore reY'ai,
such public the points of @
places purchase tho at INC ~
u the Treasury Department. -
No drafts this office will be accepted paid under any e"
fF A.,
Each proposal win DO scaled separate envelope and ma
" Proposals. for Furnishing Army Subsistsncc , !,
NoKEtors VIII not be paid inserting In their papers 'h
vcrscment uness authorized the Cnnmissary
Subsistence.
Sept 12-lawilsNov [Int&star.1
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TN pursuance Of law, it is hereby declared that
public held, in
poneen May 1885, the aforementioned
the Territory OF KANSAS, to Wit;
the land Office at LEAIos, commencing Monday, the first
November the disposal of the public lands
following townships and parts Of townships, viz
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your daughter, but stilf enlholdened b,
love, SIX you now for Your daughter
hand"
The old man laid by his book, and re.
moving his spectacles, asked:
* Does the lady sanction this request q
She does
NV daughters hand is yours! -
Ferris sprang III astonshnlent TO his
feet, saying:
q hardly know how 10 receive your
kindness, my dear kind sir +; | looked for
different treatment.
Listen. young man. said the father,
" DO you think should have allowed vou
TO become intimate III my family, without
first knowing your character Do you
think | should have given this precious
child (and here placing her hand in Fer
rs J 10 you before have proved You p
Ne, SIT, out OF Anne's many suitors from
the wealthies, aud highest in society,
long since selected yous sss one in when |
could feel confidence. The world calls
me a cold and calculating perhaps
! am 50 but | had duty TO perform to
Him who had entrusted me with the hap
piness of this blessed child; ! have en-
dearored TO perform that trust faithfully
the dictates of pride may have been
counterbalanced by a disire for my daugh-
ter's happiness. | choose you irst-shc
has since voluntarily done so. | know
your life and habils-your means aud
prospects-you need tell me nolhing-
18th your wife YOU receive an ample for
tune; the dutiful son aud afleclonate
brother, cannot but make good husband
But stop, 1 will be with you IN a moment, >
and he left the lovers together,
The story of your marriage with
R was only to try your heart, then,
and thiclen the plot said Ferris 10 Tie
blushing girl.
At This moment the door opened, and
the bcggar, whom Ferris had twice re-
lieved, entered, and stepped up TO Ferris
and solicited charity. Anne recoled at
first at the detected and poyerty-slricken
looks Of the intruder, while Ferris asked
IN astonishment how he had gained en-
trance Into the house. In a moment the
figure rose to a stately height, and cast
ing off the disguise it had worn, disclosed
the person of Anne father.
The aston;shment ot the lovers can
hardly be conceived.
=. determined" said the father adrcss-
ing Ferris, " after | had Otherwise pro-
yed your character, to test one virtue,
which, of all others, Is the greatest.
Charity. And had you failed in that you
would have also failed with me in this
purpose of marriage. You were. weighed
IN the balance, and not found wanting
Here, sir, Is your purse; 1t contained SIX
dollars when YOU gave IT 70 the beggar IN
the street, now contains check for
six thousand and hare is .yeur second
that contained FIVE dollars, which is also
multiplied by thousands. Nay" said the
old man, as Ferris was about to object to
It, there IS no need of explanatlon-it
was n fair business transaction
This was of course all mystery to Anne,
but when explained, added TO her love for
her future husband.
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lyman Beeciter's Coursshir.

An eminent divine. who is as univer-
sally respected as he is we'll known, many
years since, came to the conclusion that
:. that it was not we'll for man to be alone =
After considerable rendering he resolved
to coufer himself III marriage with a GER
tain member OF his flock
No sooner was the resolution fotmcd
Than it was put in practice, and getting out
bis cane he speedily reached the dwell
ING of his mistress. Il cbanced to tie or.
Monday morning, a dav which not many
New EnClanders need be told, Is better
known as washing day" Unconscious
Of the honor that was intended her, IL
LADY was standing behind tub in the
back citcheu, with her arms immersed IN
the suds, lusIIy engaged III an occupation,
which to say lhc least Of, IS more useful
than romantic. There was a knock atthe
door.
Jane 60 to the door, and If It Is any
body who wishes to see me, tellthcm that
| am enGa@ed, and cannot see them
The ms,=age was Faithfully rehearsed.
Tell your mistress" saId rarson B
:, that IL IS very Important that | should
see her"
: Tell hun to call IL the afternoon, =
saId the lady, - and | viii see hIm.' But
It was unayajiiug.
. But | must see her now SAID The
minister of the gospel. Tel me where
she IS"
so saying he followed lhe servant into
the kitchen, TO tile great surprise of her
mistress.
:. NJ ISIS, have come to the conclu-
sion to marry; will you have me = was
the ministers opening speech.
" Have YOU p replied the astonished
lady. This Is Il singular time to offer
yourself. Such an important step should
be made u matter of prayer and dehber-
auon."
" lie, us pray" was Mr. B's. only re-
sponse. a he l,nelt down by the tub and
PRAYED that a union might be formed
which should enhance the happiness of
both parties His prayer was answered,
and from that union so singularl y formed,
has sprung up d family remarkable for
talent, including Reverend Henry Ward
Beecher, Of 8rooklin, n Y, and Mrs.
II. B. Stove, author of . Unci- Tom 5
Cabin"
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1t was cold winter night, and the wind
Wnislled shrIIl through the hare limbs of
the giant trees tbat lined the wall. The
ground was covered with snow, upon
whose surface the light of the moon fell
with dazzeling splcndor, studding the IN
crusted ground with diamonds. As the
Old South clock struck nine, Young man.
wrapped IN his cloak, sought tie shade of
the large trees IN the park, from whence
he watched the coming Of numerous car
riages loads OF gaiiy dressed people Of
both sexes, who entered one OF the prince
IL mansions on Beacon street. Through
the richly stained glass windows, the gor-
geous Light issued ~ a steady food, ac-
companied " the thrilling tones Of mu-
sic from full band the house IIiunina-
ted at every point, seem crowded with gay
and happy spirits. The stranger still con-
templated the same his cloak, which had
cuycIoped The lower part Of his features.
had fallen, disclosing a face of manly
beauty, a full dark eye, With arching
brous. and short curling hair, as black as
tile ravens plumage, setting of 10 great
advantage his Grecian styIc of feature
becoming hnus'aC ~ uiteu %''"' h'9
mouth giving a DECIDED eiaS9''aI appear
ance TO his whole face \ naval button
on las cap showed lial ne 'eioh6eo 10 'li'''
class ot our na''on"' oel'.i''e'
himself. and feast my eyes ON charms
that never can possess Hard fate that
should oe uCuu" ~ ''o ''il 'i''''i''
poverly-yet am a man. and have sou.
rs nootle rs TIE best q 'i'''n' w WIZ
see, aud crossing over 70 '',e cay Soene'
ne entered 'H, ,''l' re 'i'1' o'' l''. e,'-
shoes, hand ed hia'oai ana cap TO ser
want, and unanou"ced' mingled WIN 'he
heauty and Iashioh 'il1' 'li'ol'sed 'iie l0ot'l
Gradually he maze ms way among u'S
crowd, m whose centre STOOD d oflel III ana
being. the queen III loneliness OF that tri'-
liant a-semblaee; ne bioods OF t"e
West End locked auoo' hel, 9teNius lo'
an approving glance ifohi nose ofeo'''5
blue eyes; haif aes'i ae'eo, Slle ailSNe' eo
or spoke aooul 'ie 'oP'1s - '''il 9
without aPP3Ieht ltl'e' g uuuel'! A''I
started, b'ushing dtFllN, uI' IPeo Hd'l
courtesy IN token o. recognition 10 some
one without the group. Hrf eyes no '9h-
ger Iaugoid' no" Si'Ii ,'z''i "l'n eI'-',i.'
ton, and as our naEaI ii'eha entered 'n5 l
group about heI' sue la" ilCI 'lhy S'o' 'u
hand 10 ms saying .-tel.L..
Welcome + err,>' W. l'du eai % .i'.''
your salllnng orders i'ao ''hsh you ou' y
sea Tins black Wea.heI-
" 4 would not nave IiI'ea ahehor WIN
ont first paying tribute 10 our queen Was
the gallant rep,y- c,.
\ tier ran through 'ne eifele oil eAT'l, i.-
sIyeS n hls appearance among 'he"h' ou'
when the lady appeared lheIe was 10
room for complaint
The say scenes OF the n'gh, wore on
several tunes had terlsd arVafd compete
II rut At fault the shaiiotv-hfained tops
around MN pi3' NY 'ii'ii' ~ - '-''''e
an eutlaut' ll9iN-
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IT'S BETTER TO GRIN THAN TO GRowI,

song FOR THE TIMEs.
Let hard times assail Us,
let poverty nail Us
Like nly3iieal horse-Ehoes to every wall,
Let deep tTibuiatiou
Aud fierce desoiation
Spread over OIL hands like funeral pail.
Though empty purses,
Though creditors curse az,
And quarters are squeezed TIL the eagles all howl.
Let's Gs have merry faces
And a smile for all places
lis better to grin than to eroNI
What though banks breaking,
And s. tig houses p" quaking,
Lest one day undo all they ever have done,
Our crossness can't mend IL,
Our weeping won't end It,
iy not take ille bright side and cll II all fun
Wil forfeited pleasure
Or inbecIle measures
Bring back the lost confidence lift the dark covIe
MOI 40 To-day sorrow
Brings no brighter nlorrow
"hen things viii go lad let grin and not -roul.
But let us keep thinking
That though we sinking,
Ne can't 60 much further, because ii wont paw,
The old saw not forgetting,
That's cured lots of frettinr.
: The hour that i, darkest Is Just before day
Ihonea vacant our purses,
Though creditors curse ,ss
Though quarters are sqeezed till the eagles All howl
Ists keep merry faces
And lies Tor all places
or surely lis better 10 grim than TO growl
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An Adventure III Railway Carriage

An Adventure III a Railway Carriage.
After | had taken my seat one morning,
AZ Paddjngton, III an empty carriage, l
was icined, Just as the train was moving
off, by strange looking young man, with
remarkably flowing hair. He was of
course a liule hurried but he seemed be-
sides 10 he so disturbed and wild, that |
was quite alarmed for fear of his not be-
ing right In his mind, nor did his suisse
Quent conduct al all reassure me. Our
train was an express, and be enquired
eagerly at once which was the first station
we werc advertised 10 stop. | consulted
my Bradshaw, and furnished him with
the required information. IL vas Read
ing. The young man looked at his
watch.
Madam" said he, Il have hut half
an hour between me and II may be ruin.
Excuse therefore. my adruptness. You
have, perceive, PAR Of scissors in your
work basket. Obbge me If you please,
by cutting off nay hair"
Sir" ! said, " It is impossible"
Madam" he urged, and look of
severe determination crossed his features,
8" am desperate man; beware how
YOU iNtt'St SIiG what L dSh- tbt ltlN itS4i
of-short, close TO the ots-immediate-
ly: and here Is newspaper to hold the
ambrosal curls"
| thought he was mad, Of course and
believing that it would be dangerous To
thwart him, cut of all his hair 10 the
last lock.
Now, madam" said he, unlocking a
small porlmauteau, 8" YOU viii further
obige me by looking out of the window,
as | am about changing my clothes"
OF course | looked out of the window
for very considerable time, when be
Observed
Madam, 1 need no longer put you to
any inconvenience.
did not recognise the Young man in
the least, Instead Of his former gay cos
tune, he was attired ia black, and wore
a grey wig and SILVER spectacles, he look
ed like respectable divine of the Church
of England, about 81 years of age; to
complete that character, he held a volume
Of sermons in has hand, which. they ap-
pearcd so TO ahsotb him, might have been
his own.
8 do not wish 10 threaten vcn, young
lacy" he resumed. q and think, besides,
can trust your kind face. Will YOU
promise not to reveal this metamorphosis
until your journeys end ~
Will, said ], most certainly"
Al Reading the guard and person in
pIaIn clothes looked into our carriage.
=" You have the ticket, my love e. said
the young man blandly, and looking at
me as though he were nv father.
Never mind SIR we don't want them"
said he official as he withdrew with his
companion.
" shall now leave You. madam" OBJ
served my fellow traveller, as soon as the
coast was clear. = By your kind and
courageous conduct YOU have saved my
life ant perhaps even your own" In an
other minute he was gone and the tram
was IN motion. Not tll the nexr morn
ing did learn from the Times newspa-
per hat the gentleman on whom / had
acted as hair cutter had committed for
gerry 10 an immense amount IN London a
few hours before / inet him, and had
been tracked into an express train at Pad
dmgton, but that-although the telegraph
had been pat in motion and described HIM
accurately-at Reading, when the train
was searched, he was no where to be
found Household Words
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which marked his active life. On the 23d
day of May, 1888, he died instantaneous
ly, by a fash of lightning. while standing
III The door Of Mr.. Osgood's house, in
Andover, in the act of telling a story 10
The asseml led family.