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~ G K u + u l. A,
OR KINGS EVIL,

constitutional dissass, eorrrptien Of tbs blood, sy
which this fuid becomes yatsd, weak and Being
the circulation p.r,ades the whole body and burst
cut In disease OF No organ Is Tree from
attacks, j there which destroy The
seroulous sn variousy caused BY mercuria disease
low living, dIsordered unhealthy food, Eth
and filthy habits The depressing ard above ALL BY the
yene.al Infection Whatever be Hereditary
TIE Constitution, descendI "rcm parerts children rEto
th- third and fourth gcnsraon indeed be the
o Him who ssyG al will the ni9ues Of the fathers
rpon their children"
It's Effects BY deposition from the blood OF
rupt ucerou. Which in the angs liver and inter
nal organs termed ubsrci.s il tn. glands swelling.
and the surface This foul
which genders the BLOOD depresses the energies Of @
that scrouous only sueer from scrouious
complaints far Withstand the
tacks Of other numbers perish By
disorders which, although seofuop II their
still rendered fatal by this faint the Most Of the
which decImaaes the human family
gin directly in ;hIs scrofnous
diseases o; the hver, kidneys, brain, ndee
Of all the organs, from aggravated BY
One Of all people sc-ofusus their persons
invaded BY this lurking Infection and their health
d.rmined by IL To cleans. from tn. system
the blood BY Alternative dicne and nvlgorae
healthy food and exercise Such medicine vssrppy in
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FTNHE CELEBRATED DIR. j. q. ROSES
l. MGDICIN

OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies arc the result Of thirtyhye yeays
Of extensive and successful practice, snd are the
only 5eable preparations to cure the various llls
Dr.. j. S. RoSES COUGH SYRUP OR EI-
PECTORkNz, will radically euro Coughs, Colds,
Eoarsehess, Broncnitis, And ell Luaf Diseases.
tR. J. S. KoS&S ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or Blood Purifier for The oure OF Scrofue, Old ErHp
tons, Chronic Diseases, Uloers, swelled Neck sFd
81 diseases arising from al impure state Of the
DR.. ,. S. RSSFS DYsPEPrfC COMPOUND
The only SIZE cure for Dyspepsis and Liver Gem
DR.. J.. S. ROSES P4TT CURFR. IL is sots
cure al; but IL one has stood the test Gf years
curing rheumatism, Tooth and lar Aches, Ch0llo,
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, SprsIns, Bruises,
Pains in the Limbo, Joints, Bscs a1d Spine, any
pain Internally or externally. P1ce L, IS AID q
cents a bot.!e.
Thaes remedies, ard many Others referred 10 in
Or. Roses Medical Adviser, (which hook may "a
hal GRATIS 1T any Of the drug stores where the mol
icnes kept have been nsed with success b, over
leS,ejO persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only 10 Ees that they genuine
by having the Doctors tertf.s s;sxGi.ss orsr sooi
cork 6sd on each i1bel.
IL Kept hy all Druggists. ses.r
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Il aENsINE PREPARATION.

H HEi Boii-SGS B,T}IS SHtin Tor Rropsy:
HEEMBoEg.s BTGHT for Loss Of Me%ory:
EtMNEE3t BBEGGHHU fer Pes B 81 xsGa
ssEkII,SsBootRss ETGGHT for Weak Nerves;
hEfmBop bGCHH FOR G GHsefs eII .ssiud.
H HFMMH66 Is BSS 81 Ns shs
BEEii.sAenI RS BuCHM ior GTEness If tho Skin.
Sc FOR psR R ss Of he Eye
lid. with Temporary Sufusation and Loss Of Sight
STta H Tor SbHy and
Ege#B @
indisofss0a' en- n tise nKs q Tho
Existirs in either Eek, from whatever cause or.gi-
mated, apd no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
By x
Crave and DTopsy. and lnyaTisbl}. By tie injudi
efeets II: mind more thsa rry and all others, and
Epliepsie FissHin one Of which the patient ma;
;uen.ly foowso ty these diTefa diseases, INSANITY
and Consumption,! This record of the Insane Asy-
ample ' Witness to truth these
In Lunatic As{Iums the most melancholy e1hibl
sn sosnd 81 The ' Voice esr
"With woeful measures, vAa Despair,
Low sullen sounds, his grief beguiled"
Debility is most terrible, and nas brought thous-
Ands upon thousands to imely graves; thus blast
CURED hJ tbs use of THIS
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
The mass of voluntary testimony IN possesaon OF
the Proprietor, vouohing Its virtues and curative
TO science and fame. Certificates Of cures from one
month TO twenty yeaIe' standing. and of the most
reliable and resPoneible character are open for in
Physiolans ard distinguished Clereymep
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU 10 prepsr-
Cd directly according 10 the rules of Pharpaey and
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
ga EnoT.Sdge AND care devoted in its combination.
Of Phy.ie, and most of the late Standard Works Of
HELMBeLD's BUCHU is safe and pleasant In
taste and 9dor, bnt immediate in its action.
city HEfMB6 Sister Satas
who, being duly sworn, does say, that his prepare
ton contains no Narcotic, Mercury. or Injurious
Dla'' Opa Hell Ssss1ps Sole Manufacturer
.,Sworp and SUBSCRIBED before me, this 2Sd day OF
NSyembs1, 1881, WIN; 7; hI q n; AldeTmsn.
ATRIAL e aNk TB BtT cbbSSfE EttAES-rRy,r
Hs s. sSss rom
fyofessozs of Medical Colleges, Cier1ymsn, and
others. PREPARED b n T. HELMBpLG.
m South Tsnss st. S Ssfo Apcs Ssssnas cfs
TO be had OF al Druggists and dealers throughout
tho United States, Canadas, and British Prov
Beware Of Couaterfeits.
Ask for ,aELMBOLD's-take no other. Cure,
Sold By G. sTQTT, Druggist, corner Pa. sv.pus
and TN street, Washington city, and all othsr drug
eis0 ian &-eoIyf
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TOBIAS, OPTICIxN,

TOBIAS, OPrICLAN.
public generally, that have removed to ths-
Pssss m.s svsSi i 3 fg9f
Giles, or having GLASSES fixed tosui, ali Sights.
enef. given viii entirely leave pub hsf to
discriminate from the many testimonials in this city
temsn in the United states and desire
my advertisement in the National 1nteseneer to DO
do not suit at Ars sight some pretend to d. mel
ther DO warrant mine any other Glasses to suit
Of another person, Which .' al stu a.
This is certainly new phass to ondeevor to improve
insult an enlightened public, to endOavor to make
them SeeTe such can OILY add that if
rat you my GIasses to isst YOU Forever;
You VII at al times find in my Es , 2
fS ES q Psbbss
snd Rock hoe Ede Gs
S fE%fE ga Is
variety of other useful OPTICS. annex few of tho
many TESTIMONIALS.
'"' AS has''"'' i R SsgcS1 q o p's'r s
A %Sn, tried par Of Stsnss from
and % With his s'dss4ps IF
their FOCUS, recommend him IS skillful 3ptcian.
E.oss tAs late Hon. Jxdss Bx,s.r
to Mr. 'Pcb s as iii
oTss and as have az EYES b Of psoul,sI
comprehend them by inspection, and some slight
measurement. and he has made me pair of Specta-
clee that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER,
RSoss tAs Hon. SecTstayy Of State Of Virstx,s.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1856
Os0T Sly: Gov. Wise having shown me the spec
taoles you sent him, and dsosys rng that the FOCUS
was precisely suitable to vision, kindly offered
10 enclose them to you, to have new Glasses subst-
tuted. have since received them, and am gratfed
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
ased are really superb enclose herein the amount
u '''' O'A' ' '' GEO. W. MUNFORD.
JOHN TOMAS, Esq, Washington, u. C.
Fto1s Prot. BncSs.
WARRINGTON, Feb. Il, 1853.
have used pair of Ola sBes Of Brazilian Pebbies
furnished BY Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction.
They are clear, of excellent figure, and well mounted
A. D. BACHE.
IL Please observe that my Establishment Is on
Penn. Avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain good Likeness, equal to
any other Estab shment. and At moderate charEss.
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COMPOUND E1TR4CTOF SsRSAPARIILA

the ctuli remedy which the dca skill Of
deve for this everywhere prevailing and fatal asdy
Ii Combined from n. active reedias that have
discovered for tie Of this foul disorder from
blood the CT the desructve
qIences Hence should be employed for the q
cay sofns bu also those ether Elections which from
IL, such a. EEUFTIvE aud 6GIC DISEASES, ST. ANTHo-
nys FIRE, ROSE or ERysIPELAs PIMFLEs, PusTULHs,
DLoTCHEs, BLAINS AND BoILs, TUIoRs, TETTER AND
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwoRM, RHECMA-
TISM ,SYPhILITIC AND MRRcURIkL DISEASES, DR9I-
sY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILIrY, and, indeed, ALL CON-
PLANTS ARISING FROM SITIATED on IMPURE BLOOD
The popular eeefn mpurity Of the blood founded in
TRUTH Tor scrofua degeneration Of blood The
tcuiar purpose ard his Ssrsap purify
this vital fuid without which soand health
poesbls ia contaminated constitutions.
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NorrcE FOR tAA R: 81 asEGsroRArIoN OF
CERTAIN LANDS no MARKET IN The

s Ffa IT, fA%psa f. MARKER IN TIE
The grant of lands made by act of Congress ap
proved June 5, 1885, to the STATE OF LOUISIANA. to
mentioned having been 80 far adjusted to author
lie the release fTO" wlthdr awai of the lands here
vacant ossyed lands which lie outside Of ak mics
on each side IF the railroad from New Or fans. 10y
under mentioned townships, which have not been
selected IN rrtue Of said grant, r.SeTrsd for
en1y at the date Of Wlthdrsws at the ordinary min
lmum Of Sl25 per aore. or at tho graduated prices
after specified, at the ordinary mini mum Of Sl25
HE st t. the &c" date of may
At the Land Office at New ORLEANS. on Mondsy,
the 18th day of March next-vIZ:
Son.h Of the base line, Of the principal meridian
and ,oeSt fthe mississippi rirer.
Townships IS and IA, Of range ?,
Townships IS, Il, and g. of ranges is and IL,
TcwnshiPs is, il. is, aad il, Of range IS
E. 49, +. s .n a" l rs OF IS
Townships T. g. ~, ia end ls' of Iangel 10.
Townships IA and II, of enge 81
Townships Is, Is, and II. of range q.
Townshhiips =, Is, IS and an II, Of range g.
Township II, ofrange q.
At the Land Once at OFELousAs, on Monday
North Of TIE base lire aud east or the principal
Township /, Of ranges ard ?.
North OF the base line and ,rest Of the principal me-
riiiGn.
Townships !, S, and 4, of rangeI.
Townships |, Z. 4, and 5, Of range2.
Township |, ?, End 3, OF ranges.
South Of the base ltae and of the principal
ridiaa.
townships |, 2, 4, 7, and 10. of range1.
Townships |, 2, ), S, 9, 10. and IL. Of range Z.
Townships 2, 5, 4, g. and 10, IF ranges
Townships 2, 3, 4, S, and IL. OF raage4
Townships A. 5, s. 2, IL, II. and Is. of range 5.
Townships S, s. Y and IS OF range s.
Townships g. So, 10, IL, Is, and IA, of rahse7.
townships s, 9, TO- IL, Il. and "a, of ranges.
Townships Q, 10, II, and IL. of ranges
Townships 70 and 10, Of range 10.
l. Townships 10, ". II. 49, aud II. of range IL.
Townships II. IL. 49, and IL, of range 10.
SoHth Of the base line and ,rsst Of the principal
7td,an.
Townships l, 2, and g, of range1.
Townships and 2, of range2.
Townships ], 2. :, and 5, of ranges
Townships ], 3, 4. +, and 6. of ranges 4. 8, rnd
Townships !, 8. 4, ana 5, Of RANGES and 8.
Townships |. s, and 4 of range9.
Townships ?, $, and 4. o. ranges 10 and H.
ton, this twenty-eighth day Of December, 1859.
JOS. =. ~ WILSON,,
Act'g Commissioner General Land Office,
NoTg-Undsr the regul atoms of the department
as hers tOfOre and ext sting. payment can be
made for advertising rroclamatIons except to such
publishers as are specially Gnthort1edt t. publish BY
thu Commissioner Of the General Land Office
S-1aw9w
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EARTsHoRNE's CyRE-ALL,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAI
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWHLS.
PREPAREp BY 4 CHEMIST.
BofILIs u, Is and SC cents and one dcllsy.
VIE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
RARTSgORNE'S CURE-ALL should 10 feys
In al families in case Of accidents sudden sict
nces,es IT frequently c1res il loss tirae tkaa IL re-
cures TO get physician.
cures pain In .rJ part Of the system and IL seet
externally and internally.
ID As the fresaent changes Of tie weather pro
ouce oef Cold, Rhermstiem, Pain IN the Limbe
and B9oyi also, SUI Neot..cvery persop shors
Sinevss Blood and Bones; and b. ia warming elec-
sor,sEn snc power, sxPes a. pain from tae system
sSSRSSs scc rhsFs csSYgEh a.; az HA MSIrb
GHERRf-it % the best Cough Syrup In the
Eyoa are Bilious, use HARTsHORNE,sAN1
BILIOUS PILLS. They sct upon the Liver, 80
aAch and Bowels, carrying Of al Bile and fosl %
The above medicines 70 be hsd a. al DRUG Flores
n washington city; EIDWELL d CISSElI
eeorEetoyp; ii. PEEL 4 Co., Alexs2crta-
IL
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II ?0oD has on hand q Isrxa stock OF -,
up 70 silver WATtYpESA III \: ~. ans
'"' '-'eff-s,2as Ps-s,. u
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~ SWINDLING QUhCKS.
SAUT!QN !-guacks thor Books, Cordiais.
Bnohu, Hospitals, Instruments or RIngs-shun
them ALL and, if posed to profit BY my perience
write for my private Circular on
SPERMATORkHiEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address. In perfect conh
denoe. your iriead former sufferer, merely super
scrihlng Bog l76, Charlestowu, Mass.
je Il D&Wly
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

For all the purposes Of a Family Physic,
composed that disease within the Of their
rarely withstand evade them Their penetrating prop
critics search, and cleanse, and nvgorete portion Of
the human correcting diseased action, and
storing its healthy yitti.s As consequence Of thess
the Invalid who is bow ed down with ply
debility aeOnhfd fnd his health
stored by remedy al once 90 simple and inviting.
Not only do tey the day complaints Of
bel bus forndSbe aud diseases The
ag.n; below named pleased furnish gratis my American
Altman certificates Of their and directions
for their the following complaints Cosvenes Heart
burn, Headache arising from dsordered stomach, Nausea,
lndg sston Pain aud Morbid lnsccn of the Bowels
uency Loss Of Appetite Jarndee, and other Kindred
plants arising frs low Ct the besy sbsrueea Of
fune usnt.
PRXPAlEp BY
DR.. ]. O. AVER . CO..
LOWELL, MASS,
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE; Six BoTTLxs YoR o.
E1-seld By 3. Q. GILMAN, Warrington; n. Q. 2. CI1
SELL, Geergstsun. and BY eli DruEgist' svsfyvhsU.
lS-ee1mF
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MEMBERS OF THE xxxvI.h CONGRESS.

ALPHABETICAL LIST AND RssDxNoEs
OF fHD
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MEDICINES.
DR. JOHNSTON.
u BALTIMORE

L.
Has Diseorered the most Cerfasn, Speedy, and o,I,
EGeetuaI Remedy iR tAs Wo-l5
LET NO FALSE DELICICY PRETENr
APPLY MINED ATEI.Y.
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= CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS.
viii be seen By the proceeding notice that have
Thomas J. .Larsley. respectfully solicit contin.
uation Of the patronage Of opr former friends and
seven wears Foreman and prIsc,pai Engineer in the
house Of Mossrs; Norris & Gregg, Of New York
clty and for the last three years of this house, will
formerly. The business VIII be conducted under
'I s,asa HENRY r. THOMAS / co.
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TOW "S Fdss Hos, Jtdgs BHt1N
WASHINGTON. July II, 1883,
l vas recommended to MIR. J no. Tobias as skillful
Oc9list, and as have eyes Of remarkable PECULIAR
comprehend them by Inspection, and some slight
measurement. and he has made me pair of Specta-
clee that suit me admirably. A. p, BUTLER,
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Petition for Partition.

7 UCY TAYLOR, and Thomas Tiyylor. her
husband, OF the county Of Champaign, in
luo state of Ohio, William MOrolln, whose
place OF residence, II living, II unknown, and
tho unknown heirs Of Julia Morolan, doo easod,
whose names and places of residence are un-
known, WAL. ,ako notice that u petition was
hled against thom on tho 18th day OF May, A. ID.
1860, IN the Court OF Common Pleas within and
for tho county of Hancock and state Of Ohio,
by Crlnor 9. shannon, and is now pending,
wherein the said Criner @. shannon demands
partition Of tie following real estate, t0.wlt,--
Tho East hall ofthe North East fractional quar-.
TOR OF section seven, VI township one North,
SG.l00 acres. Also. tho South.E East quarter OF
the South East quarter OF section SIX, ln the
township and range aforesaid containing for
ty acres; and that at the next term OF said
Court, (Which viii commence November IS,
lSGO,) the said Crner G. Shannon will apply
for an order that partition may be mado Of
said premises. Pm
Corr BRowNs, .fry's for Petitioner.
Juno 18th, lddO.-l6w
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Things In (:sneIal.

A Douglas man at Louisville offered IL
bet "a, 900 That Kentucky would not vot,
for Brecknridge. The Courier SAYS the be-
was promptly taken, and the takor has S IS.
600 more TO stake OIL The SAME issue.
DR.. G. +. Wilstach, formerly OF Cincin.
natl, died IN Lafayette, Indiana, on the list
The Editor of the New York News say,
that he can't express his feelings. We con
gratulate his readers,
A ere occurred at New Albany, Inhiana
on the morning Of the Ord, doing damage Il
the amount of 81 ,0o0.
During an exciting game OF p, ker. played
recently in Texas town, one Of the player.
died from CONGESTION OF the Brain, caused
by his Interest IN the result
John Par has been preaching Rennhl,cnn
ism N North Csrolins. II he ISN'T careful
he'n get into hot water aud he Par. boiled.
Beeswax is now employed. instead Of tnl
iowi tor coating rife cartridges in the Brit
ish army. It is an efficient lubticator, an,
does not corode the metal
George VI. Browne, esq President oc III
Eastern Railroad, in Massachusetts,. report
that Tor the year ending May 3iS., that cor
pofaiion transported ion. 90, 900 pa. senrer
over tic road, without iniuiing any one.
The Soft Shells anil Hard Shells Of Ne,
York are terribly distressed Jus, now, on az
count of The blvalvular condition OF thri
party. They don't know whether to iullo,
Gus. Sehell or Her. .schel.
Republican organ says that in the con
test between Lincoln and Douglas. the f0I
'nier pierced his opponent with q keen IA
pier at sselS point." We have heard tia
Lincoln er'cunning OF fence"
Amons the most curious rumors in Lor
don circles is one winch states that il is "a
intention OF the Beaufort family to opsn III
coffin OF the first Earl VI Worcester, as it
SAID BE- ordered a steam engine lie inyenie
10 be buried with him.
II Is threatened in Mississippi that 81
Will secede. She had better not II 81
once ret outside Of the protection of Il
Amesiean Gag, Great fritain will whir h,
and make hei pay the Uulon Bank bonds.
A PLyssASr ISrrRvIrw. The Wheelir
Intelngeneer notices the passage throUs
that CITY. of General Cass, while on his W,
from Washington TO Detroit, few da
ago. While at Wheeling the General m
an old gentleman who knew him well VIII,
he used 10 praciice law in Ohio. and wlIt
he went down the Ohio river from Whet
ing. TO Nnnnerhassetts Island in n ski
without cent Of money in bis pocke
shortly before the srfest of Aaron Burr.
1906. TheytsIked over old times, aId bol
seemed highly delighted.
Perhaps the largest piece OF glass ev'
vroduced was one made in 1854 at the Col
elm Wsrks, In Frauce. The length Of n
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size Of the IIumnn Race.

The largest circle OF the terrcsti d
Globe of uniform temperature Is The
equator. Those running parallel tc
this, ns, for example. the tropics
poirr CIRCLE. &c, diminish "a they
apl roach either pole. The statur,
ni the human race, especially that o
men, likewise lessons. though not t,
the same extent at all, from th,
equatorial and tropical regions t.
ward the polcs. In the warm lati
'udcs arc found races of men ul large
dimensions dwindling in the cold
regions Of the high Iaritndcs, - il
may be affirmed that men grow 10"
in proportion AS tie latitude ls
high.
Women are more uniform ia si2r
than mon, being OF nearly equal
height in places where men vary
much in sizs. In regions where
males are much taller than the
average, the women continue about
irho same medium dilnens ons.
The fact, too, appears from the
historic monuments, that tlG siZi Ol
the race IN general has not varied
rom the earliest ages, Hnd that men
and women are now ul the same di
mcnsions as they were before the
period oi Moses. This, we suppose.
il amply corroboratcd 10y the cvi-
dencc afforded by thousands ol mum
mice. which have doom rooontlY uu
rolled after lying hidden for thirty
aud forty centuries perhaps, in the
catac,m' of Egypt.
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A Womnu's Question.

[SELrcrsD By Door. WOODS.
Before trust my fate to thee,
Or place my hand IN thine,
Before let thy future give
Color and 10, IN TO mine
Befnro rsril an for thee, question 'hI SOU "
night, for me-
Ibrcak all slightor bonds, nor feel
One shadow of regret!
Is there uno link sithis the past
That holds thy spirit yeti
Or Il thy faith as clear and ircc as that Nhlcb
can pledge TO thpo'
Docs there within thy dmmest dreams
lossnle future shine,
Wherein thy life could hcncet'rth lrtalhe
Untouched unshated by mintt
II 80. arany pain or cost, U tell mo huw, ere AL
islOst
Look deeper still. u thou canst feel
Within thy inn"s, soul
That thuu has kept portion bacE,
While have stak ed tho whole,
Let no false pity spare the blew. but, IN true
mercy tell NO So
Is there within ihv heart need
That fninp cannot iulniE
One chord that anv other hand
Could hotter wake or stillf
speak nav, test at some future day. M whole
life wiiher and decay.
Lives there, within thy natur hid,
The dpmOn spirit Change,
Shedding passing glory stu
ON ali things new and strgnge?
IL MAY not be thy fault nionc, bus Shicid ny
haart against thine own.
Couldst thou Withdraw thy hand one day,
Aud answer Ia my clam
That fate, aud il,at to-day = mistake,
not thou had been to blame;
Homo soothe their conscience thus; hul thnu -
q, sdrely thu, viii warn iuo now
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49,, wnsleigltecn feet, nd il was tlevtn
| ~; nine inches wide, and neatly hall an
inch lhick.
AgtiCultuUsiS through the connity are be
"omlue alarmed at the Iapid increase Of oh
nnNiong wCrds, which until recently, wcte
unknown III America. The weedc afe
brought over III The straw used ~ packing
ctuckcfy ctsies, anl ~ the soil around ifuit
tfc,s, shrubs, aud plants.
The Bank Of Montreal has established .
rule that cach OF is rihCciS Is TO take four.
teen days leave la the year, which rejects
much honor on the Directors. Other pub
! lie institutions might follow the example
SET by the Bank vt Montreal IN this nattet
with profit to themselves.
/ The stud Of the late Lord Londesborougi
wos recently sold by the famed TatlerSnli
and the forty animnls realized the eStraOr'
dinary sum of si05,000 In the 10, were
three stations, one Of which brought S2u,
900, another 8 I6 900, aud the third upward
Of 5000. Aside from these chiefs OF the
stud, the lot averaged over 5 800 each.
An eminent Massachusetts wag hns eK
pressed his surprise that IN view of the fac
of SIN cows being Killed. by electtIcIty durni
a recent thunder shower IN tho WeStcr,
part or the state. an extra session OF the Lr
sislaiure was not called TO provide the res
pf the cattle IN the Commonwealth witt
lightning tuds.