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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-26
rI,HE GREAT woNpER oF THE NINErEENrn

"a Century, Professor WOODS Hair Rss,o1aass III
says the s. Louis (ol democrat Below we publish letter
ngy Of the superior q hs hair tonic such evidence mus
have e ss or truth the Doctor needs no
punary from the press tas
N s.gEt Barn, Qds) Jan 90 isss
Pxoy O. J. WooD CO.; Gentlemen; Having oaled,
s months since 10 The highly beneficial effects q your hair r
live was make application Of upon my hair
w sS q. S s. s gray s a sa as S s
bottle your Hair Restorative and used ~ soon sand va.
procured bottle Of which have used some cera
% world that Tie gray O. T n h as rss mas as bod
soft and glossy than has been before or twenty-five
The above no.ce deem due 70 you your discovery
have contradict my statements am citizen Of
city resident here for the last aeen years and am known
The beauties Of nature In others as Wen myself
G. RAYMOND
BAInsoHH Jan o. 1855
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE "'
PKoy woop Dear SIR Having the misfortune lose b
portion Of INV hair the yellow hvsrin Now
1884, induced 70 make .rla M % @ and i
glossy words express my obligations 70 yo1 70 giving
the afflicted such treasure FINLEY 'ohSsOS,
and pastor Of the orthodox Brookned
He gentleman and universally beloved
BRooumD, Jan H. 1855
Pnoy woop Dear sir Having trial Of your Hair Restorative
gives pleasure that la effect has been excellent
moving Inflammation dandrun and constant tendency 10 itching
with have been troubled from chldhood and has
stored my hair which becoming 10 It's original color
arcis with anything like tho same pleasure
profit - -.
h r{B ta Yours, truly at3ttB h} j. X BRAGG
Tho Restorative put up bottles Of .hree sizes viz large
dunn aud small; holds half pint aud reas for
lar per bottle holds least twenty cent
proportion small relals for dollars boe the large
holds quart forty cent more IN proportion and etas Tor
bottle tnt. Fa " .
O j. WOOD CO.. Propeors, Broadway New York I'm Ii.
great Wire Railing Esablshment and ia Market
81 Louis, Mo. - 81 iaFi
And by good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Aug l8-d3mo
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The Boston Traveller says there Is TO be national
hbon of horses at Philadelphia from the 9Th TO the 9th
of October IL Is expected that four hundred horses will
be exhibition, the best that Maryland Delaware New
Jersey Pennsylvania and New York produce. Gov
Henry A. Wise Of Virginia. has engaged TO deliver
address. 'N
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..rlr TIIuS. A. HENDRICKS, e
Commissioner Of the General Land oflcc.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS. A..

Every entitled to the right Of
within the townships and townships
CURED establish the same 70 the satisfaction Of the
ccver of the proper land oice and make therefor
practicable after seeing This notice appointed for
the OF tho public sale Of
claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
& .'Ea&tE & Tfi0S A. HENDRICKS \
- Commissioner Of tho General Land Office.
July 24-1awl3w g. lint Stiarl, a|'s ''+".'
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NOTICE TO PRE-EtproN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled 10 the right Of
lands within the townships and Of townships
required TO establish the tho satisfaction OF the register
receiver and make therefor
seeing this notice. before tho
Of the public sale OF tho lands embracing
Otherwise such claim will be forfeited g,r
-"r..s TfioS A. HENDRICKS,
- t.l.g s. .ss.. Commissioner Land Office
July 49, 1aw13w Iintel&Sthrl i, KARI ~,
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@ PLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1885,
~ GREGORY MAuRY, Managers, Wilmington, Delaware To
under the superintendent OF appointed by
the governor. auIs.t saaIas lata.s ei.s '.s
$50 Lottery OF DELAWARE
Class 2Is for WILMINGTON DEL
dayO q I.aH'EtE
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mo. 62o.l
Notice OF the P0stpon ement or the Public Sales
IN nebraska, which were ordered TO be held
by Proclamation NO. Coz. TFI8FrTtf -

NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales of
IN the vacant public lands within the which
were ordered by proclamation No Co., dated March 1855
held nj the land offices NEBRASKA CRY and
CRY, In the Territory 9Th day on
hereby postponed by President until
ing 10 law. JOS & WILSON ~
Acting Commissioner OF Tho Gene land OG,oc
Aug 25--1nw6w lint. q Sar.l
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NorA bidders requested extend the amount Of nf ~
exhibit total of each bid and w
will be acted unless epbraces all articles required
The periods and quantities ~ each delivery will be-
june LIST September December 1850 and LIST March, oo
The and coffee to be delivered 10 strong barrels ia Nm
OF size for transportation Sal, will only DC
by measurement OF thrytwo quarts 70 the bushe fne c
have cotton wicks s4Gr s1. Ri F.s.sgsfa ~, "a
All provisions rendered for delivery under this
thoroughly rgidly inspected the time and place
all expenses paid by contractors until they are
such sohouses may DO desigpated by the agents O
ment, - ..uas,x
ANY variation from abe contracts win be ccn WIN
sufficient and good for rejecting the article or Articles WV
ing L., ar A
The comissary General reserves privilege Of increasing
minshng the quantities, dispensing with or all d,
CURED at any post at any time before entering INTO An
Of increasing reducing the quantities Of zach delivery
subsequent 10 CONTRACT giving sixty days previous
All bidders required accompany their proposals
of their ability fulfil their They mus
nish the OF thor securities, whose responsibility 10
1ed by the district attorney or by some rson wen
governments; otherwise their proposals. uu uk BE- ccd on
Adrancs piu not Be made IN any and c1dsoe gt.
full delirry e received al ni q before ary
public money be Tho points q
places purchase, the residence tho contractor, wv
Of The Treasury Department.. - r,ss
No drqs thi office scH be accepted or paid under anS
stances n,rgs
proposal will separate envelope, and mA
Proposals for Furnishing Army Subsistence ,r n a
Nora-Edors will paid inserting In their papers
vertsement unless authorized 70 do by tho Conmay '
Subsistence. ..I.#
Sept 12-lawtistNov t1ntsstarl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

4 HOLIDAY PREsENT.-THE FAMILY PACKAGE.
"A containing dozen bottles assorted liquor for y, put
and sold by sAMUEL ELLISON, No South William and
streets All kinds Of vines brandes champagnes,
Scotch and English ales Aca warranted pure as imported
George West VIII be happy 70 supply ns 1renaS S W u
N B.-Heads Of families win do well to call and sample the
liquors. such as are put UP in the package
A GAIN WE HAVE ARRIVED AT THE EPOCH so
IA charming for the one and 80 difficult and embarrassing
for the other The time for Christmas and New year pre-
SCENTS.
be establishment of HENRY MAITLAND deserves more
man ever our az rendsnsuus or @ %
line OF business at which be first engaged ia this city ne has
managed TO transform the common candy box INTO one OF the
There only cartonnages of the greatest luxury
and variety be his establishment but there are real
XIV the bottle moucbor Pompadour, the bole SAINTS
Renaissance Filled with few pounds Of bonbons You will have
offering without and at the same time taste
full choice and rich The containing saves the CONTENTS and
covers the pavilion. Every person canaier
this and every may aecepa problem often more DIFF
The assortment Malard defes every des
cripon. requires TO be appreciated at which
point the of fancy and choice win reach In another
line there cannot be anything more charming--co
crnone boxes fashion rules surprises
For the little he displays his thousands of tribes
VIII make Them happy for little In short, from
article u shlngs 70 the gift Of ,he greatest luxury
the classical coruet % the newest invention of the day.
embraces every kind and dehes all competition.
The variety OF envelopes does outnmber that OF the
bonhons Those n0 ta.ed into The mysteries OF the art
confeconery-we among their numbercould not ina
10 what degree OF perfection the of the randise has
arrived Incapable recing all
lion only the rufes prepared with chocolate of the
newest and happest compositions In its line We recommend
fruits made entirely from chocolate which form part of the
exhibition Of MAILLARD. they really works OF II
viii be useless 70 ecte thai this temple Of confectionery y az
before at 62l Broadway. Every one knows the way-from
the Courier DIES Eats Unis.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
fsHESTNTT AND ExAMEI.fsEp FURNITURE, or sUPF-
~ snd MANUFACTURE, hnsbed Iand~ape
fresco and flowers at MkRKiN6ToNS wsreyous Canal
street opposite Wooster street Mandatory and woos-
street Established lsts
LrNsNErIED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE. IN
~ al coors aud siy Who'll SAFE and retail nom
SIS and upwards WARREN WARD, az Caoa street fod
No, 81, four doors east q Broadway.
L,URNfrrRE BOUGHT FOR READY wOvEY-A FAIR
gwen inSeady money furniture r.Ye,s b.ss
&c So ~ B sixth between Ninth ard renh strp.ts
yVASrED.-FRoN cleo 4 sac WORTH or FvRNr
w tire wanted IN exchange for nice Of rooms AMI
foafs me Rouse beauuiny snaed. the
town, terms VIII be satisfactory partv ana
rermanent suited tho best Of references gwen ana
Address lsr sw0 days N lDano, Herald ol8ce.
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MATRIMONIAL.
INSTRUMENTATION pups.r

NATRIxorIAI ALLIANCE BUREAU
Esabh 1856 for nroducns ae and gentlemen a pre-.
each other who DESTROYS Of entering into
natrnony Upwards @ comprising all cissses Of sociey)
have been already advsnaseousy married and made happy
through medium. Detailed prospecnscs with forms OF
avpleaou particulars seu nder cover receipt ~
81 cents 70 any par Of the Union Csnades Vest Indies
NIExENL A..wArs0N, Manager.
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MAGNET HOTEL. NO. n ANNE STREET, NEAR
iV Broadway.-A 70 ~ per week for good board and
odsng down towi aud single rooms Transient persns
communicated with single rooms from cents 10 81 cents per
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IRISH PROTEST ANT LETTERS, By II. r. b., DUBLIN
The second edition Of this highly interesting work ~
exhausted To prevent disappointment all those who
have been supplied viii ind 10 their interest 70 call
have only twenty five copies lett " has bee
viii not he republished again tor some time
These excellent Protestant papers dc--lonuon
Sentinel. tEngland)
great merit &c-Proestant American. Ater
deem, Miss.
The Letters are well written ac-N " Mercantile Guide
Jesuit fraternity Ike quilts freui porcupine, &cN v.
Rayai syo d. IFS ROBERT w. DE WITT Publisher,
date DE VIII Davenport leo and l62 Nassau T., y. Y.
IN TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
For January, 1859.
The publishers take pleasure announcing that The Minis
ter's Woong" n serial story by
Hamlet HEEcHER SrOwE,
tho Dece moer NUMBER viii b. continued through
present volume II 10 bespeak the pub
author universally known and aDpreci
The Of the novel aid In New England AZ the
thor viii have full opportunity for the display Of her varied
powers
bers can be supplied
Terms-Thres dollars per annnm, twenty Eve cents
number Upon the receipt OF the subscription price the pub
shers will mail the work Ia Part OF the United States
paid Subscriptions begin with either the rs or CUB
segment number.
Clubs dollars the publishers will send Eve copies
Atlantic year the subscribers 10 their
postage.
Cersymen teachers and posimasters viii receive the
for two dollars year
PHILLIPS SAMPSON co.
IS Winter street, Boston.
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0S 0nn HAVING STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
.pO.uUU. amounting Ia about i've thousand dollars,
would exchange for real estate the vicinity of
New York. favorable For parties wishing 70 go West
this would be favorable opportunity. Address Business
N. Y. Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

LAT BEEF.-JoHN HARRIS WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE
Friday, Dec. a. at stalls Nos 40 and 4s Washington
market the beef Of tine steers have ever been seen
in New York The lovers Of fat beef invited to give him
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q GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE GEN
IA lemsb, desiring pieasan, home with comfort and re
spectAblty in social family Will lind one at modera
price, al TAG Fourth street. UNREASONABLE references adis
pensable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

ITO EXCItANGE-A LARGE AMOUNT OF EXCELLENT
i budding marble York brooklyn Jersey City
productive marketable merchandise Address
H. NJ, Herald olice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

fSHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
~ Sheffield and Birmingham plated goods
dc. beaow cost, at
SO Beekman street, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

COn nnn COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-A BEAU.
DCu.UUU. uful country seat with twenty five acres OF
land well improved and delightfully."- situated the Hudson
river of easy from the city will be sold a. great bar
gain NJ J.. SHELDON, a5 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

eDn nnn-s3oOW-roR SALE At COST AND BE
sNs)U.UUV low cost STRINGER ATOWNSENDS
old stand under Barnums Museum Call and examine the
looks and price,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

- HOWARD sTREET.-FuRsIsHkD ROOMS TO LET,
s)@f by week newly End elegantly furnished
prices the kos'auraDt and aiming saloon In tho
basement y. u. TIIAYEK Proprietor
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A COMFORTABLE AND LARGE FRAME HOUSE. AND
spacious grounds adjoining the Episcopal church. at Port
Jerys Orange county New York for gale. II il free and
clear Price 81 800 cash. Address f. D. Murphy, boz AZ
Post office. Port Jervis.
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HOUSE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--A FINE FIVE
IL story brick house, tenaned with good tenants House
Is by Co. lot % by 100 Rents for than 500 Price
s. 500s2 500 or 1000 cash wanted Apply at No. 81 Div
eious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

I nm ACRES or WELL. sELEcIED LANDS IN
UUV Wisconsin, with 81 200 cash will he exchanged for
desirable dry goods Address W. L., Herald olce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

ENORECLOsuRE SALE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
called 10 the auction sale OF brick houses, Nos q and y
carroll street brooklyn on the 18th inst at 800 Fulton street.
Brooklyn desirable arrangement will be made with
chaser by which large OF the purchase money be
borrowed mortgage For further particulars apply to
MERRITT TRlMBLE sc Broad street.
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SPECIAL MOTTO ."

4 GENTLEMAN, ABOUT ESTAB ING HOUSE IN
"A London for the exclusive purpJ introducing Ameri
inventions TO European notice 'oas OF treating WIN
patentees for agencies The best &c ences 10 London and
New York. Address Alfred H. icksyie Long Island,
apply personally TO d. SOUTH vlC 81 Chambers street.
New York.
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CHARP's BILLIARD TABLES AND IMPROVED
- rusblous superior any other m Persons
wishing clA@s bsri table vii 40 well ~ calling
lin before purchasing elsewhere New cushions put od
tables IN superior All orders ~ mail puncnaly
attended TO- Apply al las fultun street.. y. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

LNUR DEPARTMENT AT ADMINISTRATIONS SETS
of mink with choice selection Of other furs selling
OF at reduced prices 35 Canal street. OF Wooste
street
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LNAIR OF THE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, AT DOD
C WORMS Rooms No s06 broadway December e and ~
Open day and evening Admission Is cents. Music by bod
worths Band.
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dc ono WILL AND MUST BE SOLD A BEAUTI
tpO.OUU. full brown stone front house. sixty feet deep,
three basement sbcear, all modern improve
mens two easements three parors, eight
tries three satuaTy marble manes CRATES
lenders trimmed with silver bars all the work done by
the day lease will be taken the house $3.50 year
Inquire OF JAMES FETTRETCH, 4S3 Second avenue.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.

L>vEAND ELorEuEN rs.--Two me1, in Louis
vile, lately, cioPed with two other mems wives
Why is it, in 50 many instanc,-~ these amorouS
individuals fancy anybody else's wife so much
better than their Own: Is it simply because
their ineonstant nature TearieS Of the monoto-
nu''s view Of the same fare, however beautiful
the same s1rm. however alurineZ Or must
we 70 back, fora first cause, 10 that common
Spiritof mankind which ever undertakes what
it POSSESSES, and overestimates the worth Of
what is not easily to be obtained Which is it:
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TIE BR0OR.

y fe'y brief years shall pass away.
And !, al! Trembling, and gray,
Bowed to the earth, which waits to fold
My ashes in tle embracing mould
" happily the dark will of fate
Indulge my lie so long date
May CONT FOR the last time 10 look
Upon my c'ildhood's iavor;te brook.
Then diiuly on my eve shall CLEAN
Tic sparkle Oftby dancing stream.
And taintiy on my car shall fall
Thy prEttiiHE currents merry call:
Yet shalt tho5 how as glad aud bright.
rs when thou nlet'>t my infant sight.
And shall Sleep-aud on thy slde,
A. ase> after ages glide.
Children their carly sports shall try.
And pass to hoary aSe aud die.
But thou, unchanged from year 10 wear,
Gayly shalt play and glitter mere
Auid young flowers and tender grass
Thy cH'ilrss infancy shalt pass;
And singing down the narrow glen.
Shalt nIoc!, the fading race Of inca.
Bay Ant.
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eHNkCHEs or. MHEELING.

For tr Information Of strangers visiting city pub
isl tue following list OF tie different Churches, and their
and place Of meeting. Il there any mistakes
SilInnke a. Necessary correction with Ile,surc:
81 Ruis1s's, Efscoi iuIig.l, Corner Monroe byron
trrct Rev, Z. !. PErsSs, Rector morning services 10y
clock, evenings.
81 JoAH's Episcpalon, Main street. between First and
second, Wheeling, Rcv. J. n. y. NJ, Rector
scryeos-3ioErng loJ4; afternoon 81; night ~.
First fre'dyts'f"i Raw H. H. WED Pastor Fourthst
uAonro and quincy raud afternoon
Sr0aa Eres5gseridn, webster street. between Main
Market, Centre Weelug; services morning and evening"
Third P,aJy'son, Fifh street between Chestnut and
Taiher; sts south wegug Rev L. NooDs, Pastor, servi
susoTn.tg and evening.
FoTJ PresJytsraIt, Rev a. PAUL. PASTOR Mainstreet
e'veeH Washington and Adams sts services morning and
evening
Fotrth Srsss L,essoat.t Il aaoopai, REV J. E. WILSON,
Pastor between MOnroe andQuincy; services
morning and evening
Hr"ai ss' Methodist Episcopal, .A.A. REOKH, Pastor
corner artet and Nora IS, North wbeeiing services
norulna and evening.
tacD'iae Street Ro,to8i.f klisooza Rev t. H. Mos
Sr Pastor, Chap.nc street, hetwyen First and Second
Cyntrr Wheeling; services morning and evening
south Aheei.ag IL 4. C6Wr,i, Rev a. STEVENS
astoT; service morning and evening.
HAssiinG LLINd Ch0ld, On Wheeling Island, Rev. !.
VILsON Pastor.
Ghapne street between Webster and Trd, Centre Wheel
NJ.
81 James catEearoi, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev BIsmoP
K v WnMAS, Finh street, Of Hanpden services
maruins and afternoon.
is,oeta;s I9eoasa, Rev J T lccluRE, Pastor, corner
Of Market and eerson s and afternoon.
Dicipis's, Market street, between Webster Third.
Centre Wheeling; services 10y this morning, and ~
evening.
raHge'ioai Protestant. Rev WA. HrLrER, Pastor Clay
rect, aboyy sixth, East wheeling
Zion EranyeIic0l Lphsriaa, Rev. T. Zl,nmERMAN
C.u
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CHATTER rt.-No.z ,.Loon.
An is vanity, vexation, and want Of muscle .
Er-JB,sy. Xa.,,,.

BrigA1H, Y2uag.
The gentle orb Of day arose in magnificent
sp!endug, AID lis lurid blaze Illuminated the
naughty halls nf Skilejto Castle, which stood
larl; aud frowning beneath the mountain, of
Speck The gloomy clouds Of the storin-iiyen
sky b4ttled in the azGre vault Of the majestic
heavens, and the loud lightning rcverbcrated
through u wild chaos Of flashing thunder. At
OF the castle burst asunder, and the terrible
spectre of the Skeleton Skillet appeared The
aw iul phantom wiped an earthquake from lis
brow with yellow moraSS, and waved aIof;
the sad remains Of a misSSpcnt life. What hol
GaigaskII'.' cried sepuchral voice in a tone
OF mingled hoaiseness and scorn-'Wbat ho,'
and the echo hoed.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio lodge No, LGs.-Srss.s Nasoais Hall
corner siarNSt snI Monroe n. sEird Mon
aNN srgDIu OF e-eh roEth G. ". SrIrr< " NJ; Aker.
GF6e~ LGEgAiia secretary.
WheeIinE Lodge No. I2S Meets as above on
The ''s ami ttfrd Thursday - each month =
haFNTLlEGra, W. Nj; 5. IT. isurNoa, Secretary.
NhocitnE Union Chapter No. tO.-Nesis as
above Sn'hr sscoH8 Nonasy evening Of Aehnonth WIG
se7-T j, p; $. ". PsUrsor, Secretary.
wheeling EaenTnPWenI 30. i.--N,sts a
''vs ca 60" H''rfi M"''l'. -v--nY ch arnN.. i
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TC COIiA1SPONIDENTS.

LETT EES aV gFtlsing other H.
nlnciabrsincss Of the Imtvscer, hyud be addressed
s rrDpr.ct"rs.
Ls.s concerning editorial department OF tile paper
hau be addressed to the Edlters jonty, either
ti-u..
Correspondents writing FOR publication will please
only l - 1u-slr Of :lr- paper.
Of the ahoye Will greatly ohlee US
nd s=rr uvre prompt attention correspondents than
= uIi-ll ttlurTise receive.
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cnAprrr n--nnr,,nn-
hHAI4Eh ~. HVisi'H-
When ] can read my titles clear.
Ny deeds are all recorded.

When can read my titles clear.
Ny deeds are all recorded
II. d. IT.fiiAsoE
At midnight, in his guarded tent, upon the
banks OF the gentle Giuadalquiver, pacing 10 aud
fro, and anon seated upon tFemuiou- tumult,
the mighty Swamp SNab ;eveled in n madden
ing vortex nf uncircumeized misery. With
licrculean effort OF gigantic power he uululded
his brawny arms, and PiriEged his mailed bands
IN Dte3'as rs His heavy gyeia>heS quiyeTel
with the agony OF n wretciicd soul, AID the hur
scaiding brine oi AN oyer;inxiHg Sorrow conf
>ed down his iron features. diu.u.ilg the lu,-
truuS radiance Of his iinpeTia. lEou-tache.
Come on swamp Swab reared IN doyeiikc
accents Come on, tl.ou unE.aEnered valet
Thosi-'
Ere he had uttered another word the ayensvr
uPon him.
What lio, watchI
Inquire of Unee solomon Isaacs for the
watch, aud the remainder OF th!s absorbing rO-
nance Of the mysteries of the Sgamp Swab.
The last that was ever beheid by mortal
man Of the Phantom Of the Skeleton Skillet,
was
Aly prophetic sgul, 'uy nHele.'
OP the spout, SwaN