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The Placer herald., 1860-06-30
T9g- We doubt whether Col. Baker know

Tsg- We doubt whether Col. Baker knows
what truth means in connection with poIit
iral matters. Last year, in this State, he
professed to be Il popular sovereignty M n,
when he was not. Recently, in Oregon, he
was popular sovereignty man one day and
Republican the next, just to suit his audience.
that he would vote for Bell and Everett
and week or so thereafter. in San Francis
CO.. he is now loud mculhed for Lincoln.
No. Col. Baker takes no account of truth III
dealing with politics. Shasta Courier
The Placer herald., 1860-06-30

IMPORTANT Discovery One OF THE SEv-
EN- WONDERS OF THE WoRLD UNEARTHED.-
A correspondent of the Boston Transcript
announces the recent discovery of the Mau
soleum. one of the seven wonders of the an.
cient world. Everybody has read of the
story of Artemisa, that most inconsolabe of
widows, who, when her husband (her own
brother, by the way,) Mausolus, King OF
Ualicarnassus, died, drank his ashes in her
grief, for grandeur and megni ticenre, was
called one of the seven wonders of the world
Guided hv Pl;ney and other writers, MIR
Newton pitched upon miserable hamlet IN
Asia Minor as the site of this ancient won
der Having obtained the consent Of the
Turkish government, the next thing was to
urchase the rights of the jealous occupants
of the soil, a matter of no small difficulty.
One old woman loaded the musket, and de-
cared by the holy Seyhulchre, that she would
neither sell nor bulge.
However, on being offered money enough
to pay the expenses Of pilgrimage to Nee
ca she came down. Removing the huts,
Mr.. Newton commenced his excavations,
and soon had the satisfaction of handling
portions of the famed usoeum, exquisite
triezes in alto relief, fragments Of colossal
lions and of beautiful statues, some of which
he was enabled to reconstruct. He ascer
tained that the great tomb was quadrangle
lar buiding of about 42l feet circuit, 100
feet in height, surmounted by pyramid, on
the top of which stood a beautiful four horse
chariot, in which was the statute of Mausol-
us. This agrees with the ancient accounts
of this magnificent tomb. 1t was erected
more than two thousand years ago, about
the year $50 before Christ, d Mr.. Newton
is of opinion that it was east down by an
earthquake. That the fragments of this
proud monument of human affection should
now be dug up beneath the site of misera-
bic Turkish village, is a striking commentary
on the changes and vicissiules of the worlds
history.
The Placer herald., 1860-06-30

The DIFERENcE-A traveller in France
writes:
"In the English railway cars, we were
talking upon political matters, prospect of
war with France, and other sui jecls Of in,
terest in the present complicated condition
of Europe. But in the French ears not
a whisper upon any matter approaching
political character. 1t is not considered
advisable in France for people to meddle in
political matters, that being looked upon
AS an affair of the Government, and thereby
a great deal of annoyance and anxiety is
saved.
The Placer herald., 1860-06-30

JUSTICE IN SANTA BARBARA.-From all
accounts they have, down in Santa Barbara,
a high old Justice, by name VIM. B. Street
er. A man was arrested for stealing a
horse recently. 1t appeared that the animal
WAS allowed to run on the ranch of the ac-
cused. On one occasion he took the liberty
10 use the animal for some slight service,
The owner demanded payment for the ser.
vice; the other refused and was forwth ar.
rested for grand larceny. The complainant
admitted that he had demanded hire previ.
Gus to getting out the warrant, and there
fore confessed himself guilty of perjury; but
the justice sustained the charge of larceny
and finod the accused fifty cents and costs.
The Placer herald., 1860-06-30

VoTE OF PREcINcTs The only precincts
from which we have received the vote cast
on all the nronosilions are the following
The Placer herald., 1860-06-30
PIONEER LIVERY STABLt'

Auhurn August lst l657.-my'
The Placer herald., 1860-06-30

Readers will perceive the cause Of the
above scurrious trade, to be the difference
between ''sent" and drought" They can
arrive at correct conclusions in the matter
without our indulging in 'the style" of the
Courier. In the above the bite aud antdote
will be found.
The Placer herald., 1860-06-30
n EMO.

P. S. am perfectly willing for the Sac
ramento Union to copy my articles for the
inflrulaiion of its readers, but hope it will
give the proper credit to "Last Unance,- III
stead of .'Lancha Plana" as here otore. n
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Spinner, Francis E., Wllards' Hotel
Stallworth, James A., Absent
Stanton, Benz, Hyatts, $50 Pennsylvenla av
Stevens, Thaddeus S5 st n, Capitol Hill
Stevens, Isaac l., Private, SIS 18th st
Stevenson. John W., Private, 263 g st
Stewart. James A., National Hotel
stswart, VIM, 46 Louisiana av
Stokes, WIN. B., Browns Hotel
Stout Lansing, United States Hotel
Stratton, John l.. NJ. Willards, Office 2lS Pa Av
Tappan, Mason w, National Hotel
Tayl or, NJ. Private. west side 2lst st, bet and
Thayer, Eli, Wizards Hotel
Theaker, Thomas c., II, ats, $50 Pa. av
Thomas, James H., 31 j st
Tompkins. Cydnor B., Washington House
Train, Charles R., Villa ds' Hotel
Trlmtle, Carey A., Wizards Hotel
Under wood, John w. H., AS 9th st
VallandI gham, Glenn. L., S9 It
Vance, .-ebul lon 3, Mrs. Harrison's, ST. Pa. av
Xandeyer, VIM, Private, 10 MASSACHUSETTS, av
Van Wyck, Charles H., i a,lonal Hotel
XsrLee, John Wizards Hotel
Wade, Edward, 39S c st
Walton, F P, S63 c st
Washburn, &C. Clarendon House, 9Th st & Pa av
Washburne. Elhu B., 485 9Th st
WashburI jr., Israel, Private, Franklin ow, $50
Webster, Edwin IL Mrs. Harrson's, ST. Pa av
Wells. Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, "a Missouri av
Whiteley, VIM. g., 5l2 nth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm.. Avenue House
w Inslow Warren, Pc q st
Wood, John, SO 1lth st
Woodruff, John, Wizards Hotel
WOodsOn, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John w., Browns Hotel
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

"lLLARDS' HOTELS Sturges H. II Al
z Weston, Pa; ii Weston d.; : ssnf"n e.: I%;
k ss%sRih NJ c eIsISus 81 !G Ha1 FAIL
4 farnhan, Pa; R 6 Ogden. Si;M H1bbsi,d t." DE-:
" Little, ard isdy Nj W M,.I AND lhd, CT
, mos1, ara ,sIy La; Mltchs Niss Davis,
lady: Ny; d Ransare ard iadv, DO: Ms a.!
Jno Miles. and lady do Capt Burton. is II " y
PIFPel. LIZ; Mrs Chas Deisno, Mass; Hna / !
EaYiAher' va Kew Williamson, do A Richards,
p NtT,,SoSAL HoTEL:-J Dale, Va; Beal.
Sciqr Pa fF STtl M NJ Ba.,j1 T.i s%
Moor, Nc; Jacob. va; Joh asen W; il Cs ans
" Worth ns ton Md: 4 Msfshsi.. Va; NbY,s: ;
= seri Ne; Cane: ny; w Lee. Ct; Grant, ny:
Pa; Mutphy. Va: Bntium. Cove. a.! Ny. r.
we, kipP 4 Chase Iii; SiStei.. fa;J ' MoG-
sE b.! T H92TEtIMTL Levy NY; DR. patoh-
Va RI CIV W6sctG ; M Nd w Miller! Es5s
wee; ii; w csme &ii' &C. Gn Ha's
wake fsRmS. I'D; Dodge Par SGofsi Mi E1;
NV rfss HdRss Es sapIch WHIP Del Boyd
Nc w Or IN aud lsd,, Miss MASH. Nd Ia i
I'D Rswgn' Man. nan; + Bosardus, CI; T. Hayn-
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-JsmcsI Twins. n. l.
or r. 90, w Rs, MeSstsT ny; Samuel Besh
son. o; VI Zimmerman, Nd. Gnu
,,kiRKWOOD HOUSE, Malonev. NY. I
ln.d eve Va It Mo- raIks Rob
EI'N' bfcE Pa; Fisherman. Md. -
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MEDICINES.
n rs NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY,
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOU N b,
arrUpM IT'S TRUTH,
REST0R ALIVE

vrz:-THAT-R RRE22EE5S sa4iv WOODS HAIR
Will preserve nfaliibly tn. sro,cth and color OF
the hair if used two or three tunes ~eea, 10 any
imssnabe age Perfectly restore ase sa sc hair
make it more soft and beautiful than any on, ana
the scsP Tree IE az SttoTaeys, Doctors
Clergymen. Professional en-, a.d Gentiemen a1d
Ladies' Of all classes al over the wSs IN ls favor
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY GROVE, ST. Charles CO.. Mo- Nov le, 81
PROF. .. j. WooD-Dear Sir: Sometime last summer we
were induce 10 your Hair Restorative and ITS
effects feel our duty TO you ana .n
afflicted little sous head Tor sometime nao
perfec, covered with and some called scad
head The hair almost enttiy came on "a Sa
Restorative; did with little hope OF success nt 70 our
surprise and that Of all friends few applications
removed the disease entirely aud and lu1uriant
crop hair started and can no" say nat our
any other child We can therefore, aud do hereby
mend 's perfect Ter all diseases oil
GEoRGE W HIGGiNBoTHAM,
SARAH A HIGGINBoTHAM.
PROF wooD-Dsar Sir: My hair had for several years,
been becoming premRurely gray accompanied By harsh
rendered the apple alton OF oil necessary
Nv, eIon TWO momts ago II s in that codItion
ing till within the last three weeks HIS
natural COLOR AID assumed soness and ustre
greatly preferred those produced by the application
Of oils any other Pre- P4r.tion have rfs3sd " as
usei Hair Restorative, for the sImple purpose OF
Il who doubt OF Its performing all
that Is cluIned Tor IT,
MRS. 4. YMoND>, III Third street
CINCINNATI, @, Fec TO- 1857.
WELLINGTON, so, Dec. ), 1851
PROF. WOoD-Desr Sir: BY the advice "f = freud Of
rne, who has been Hair R.etoratve Was la
duc-d to try 1t. ne last May, aud
arly he I'd Came Now halr has
de thicker thln Nothing b.;
duty sympathy that feel communicate Others who
afflicted rs have been would induce give this
public the benefit have received from
Prvf Woods II ar Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative put up In bottles of three Sizes,
viz: large, medium. end SINAI the small holds half
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. more proper
tOn than the small, ret6Ils for two dollars per bot
tie tho largo holds quart, 40 per cent. more in
proportion, and Tetals for S3a bottle
%. J. WOOD Il CO, Projectors, 3t2 Broadway,
New York. in the great y. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishment,l and ia Market street, ST. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eoSrn
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H Near St. Adams, VT. is ledge of uncouth
looking rocks, whose sombre appearance casts
gloom upon the passer bv. Last fall il attracted
the attention of gentleman, who employed
workmen to open it, and il proved to be a beauti-
ful and unique kind of marble notified, of a
chocolate and white color, and which admits of a
nigh polish. tits very hard, and is cut with diff
nculty 1t has been largely ordered for ornamen.
tai work
IL The Duke of Wellington, giving orders
one day during his campaign, for a battalion to
attempt rather dangerous enterprise the storm
Ing OF one of the enemies batteries of st Sebastian
-compiimcnted an officer by saying that his was
the hrst regiment in the world. Yes" replied
tue officer. leading on his men, land before your
lOrsnlps orders are finally executed il will prob
ably be the first in the ether world,
H. The big black negro who ATTEMPTED 70
marry the good looking white girl in Detroit,
having been acquitted on account Of some infor-
mallty, continues to write love letters to Eliza
The father of the girl complained to the Police
Justice Of this, and he was advised so yet Il gun
and treat the black polysamist with a dose Of
cold lead.
IL Lamar, OF Savannah. has made formal
demand for his yacht w anderer and instructed
his agent to ship crew and send her to Matanzas
where he hopes to dispose Of her The claimants
are willing 10 give her up upon his executing a
bond TO the amount of her value coni itionPd for
the payment Of all sums that NAV be legally re.
covered against her.
IL Miss Louisa Pyne was suddenly attacked
with violent bit of hysteria. broug ht on by over
eNe'tlon, on the night OF the 10th ult and WAS
prevented from appearing at the Royal English
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3 --EAN BULB s
Al eENvINE PREPARATION.

sHEL& BOLD'S
"A GENUINE PREPARATION.
HEtHRStPs E EyeHV s1 fss s sfass:
HHEEEt .HB3EEbbss BBEGHS {oT re- Gravel:
s. Sss
HHEEEtMMBB33fR BTSHH E! MssE a Ss SSa''
HHEEEMMBBS9EEb bss RESfE 81 NMisht sTss.s
HaEEsLM BoLDS BUCHU for Dryneas of the Skin.
BBSSssH H IST F Fam ii sSs Back
aIEil-MnOLD'S BUCHU for heaviness ofthe Eve
ia. with Temporary Su!usation and Loss of Sight
hELhlBOi.D'S BUCHU for SIobiIity and Rest.
lessEess, with Want of Attention. Horror Of So
RgS#y
''d''''s'on' s Sd I; PI'e SRs E the w.
rated, ard 70 H1st.eT Of 'H OF 'aass or'si
HOW LONG STANDING.
ineSe symptoms, In Part. sre experienced oftsn
e. spsere5s W.. diseases Of the Bladder RdHeys
sions or sne DoPsy and HyaEsby BY the ud
since established. that any disease of these organs
eteftS III: mind moro than ANY and all others and
oows IF PoweIrn asHt2 aas
i tl:s.in ere q whoa tho patient may sx-
sue1tJ followed by these direfui diseases. In s,aitv
Sna Cons9amlpt:on! Tie record of the Insane Asy.
be. a9e the truth Of e SsSsRssmRRit0n
n n L1;atic ASTIcnis tho E.ost melancholy exhibl
and suite testituto-nci.hcr mIrth ncr gIief eveI
Wits r. should sosad cf tie voice occur. IL ia
rarely erticaste. -
"With vocfrl rnesrure. WAT res,.r
Low suen sounds, his grief begniied'p
lebill:y Is most tsrrlble, and mas brought thou.-
ing the ambition of many noble souths n oen 81
cured ~ tia use of this - oeH VIC
INFALLIELE REMEDY.
ne BlasS OF voluntary testimony In possass,on ~
The ProPrietor, vcuching its virtues and Curative
powers s immense, embracing names Well Epownn
month to twenty years. standing and Of the one
reliabie and responsible character are open for n
Phssicans. and dlstiEg uishcd Clergymen
HELMBoLD'S EATRACT BUCHU IL pre,,r-
- Circntiy according 10 the rules of Pharmsny snd
ca knowledge and care devoted in it's combnat,nnn
see Pro-, Dewees' value bic Works on the PractIce
81 rhIrio' And most Of the lste Standard Works Of
HELHB0Lp,s BUCHu is safe and pleasant IN
use Ss enl 1dor, ent lmmedlate In its action
city 'foHf FL 66Ed6f,% eS. Gfshe
oG c SSaF Ha 10 that his
H. 7. iTi. HELM S SsSitp,s Sole Manufactures,
nj is i fs asy Of
rros =! per hotta, or Elk for s., delivered TO any
A TRIAL COSTS IttT = bb6S LffAaRR-rRYrr:
Eas oSaE,Pfss t sSfB A1a
Professors Of Medicsi Colleges. CIe5sEatss rom
St. Sef APcs bssssd.c hSS%s
the De "s s e, a and dealers
Beware of COunterieits. ih0ss'
Ask for AELMBOLDs-s.ken no other. C,,..
.s sc "a 3 q sE2TI Druggist corner p. .-.u,.
.ie0 ian ss-soly*
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II. The Utica Herald says that late last Tues
day evening woman with a carpet-bag in her
hand came from the sitting room of the Central
railroad depot in that city, and asked one Of four
young men who were Standing on the sidewalk
II he could point ont hotel where she could STAY
over night, "a she intended to take the stage in
The morning for some point not mentioned The
young man undertook the task. and led the
woman up the railroad track near the Black
River Freight House. The other three Young
men then ran up. threw the woman down with
great violence, and attempted to violate her per-
son Her cries brought persons to her relief, and
the villains fed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19
EHEAL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIESEMAR. 1, 2 Az

Protected BY Royal L,tterS Potent az Eaelca5. aud
secured ty tie Seals CT the Frols de- P6or,o,is 6s
gas, and the ImpsTtG! COLLEGE Of ffs6icizs
No. I is invaluable for exhaustion. Sperm,,o,-
rhCea, ana al ply sIoal dlsa hilities.
no. = completely Grad Gates all traces of those
diseases that nave been hitherto treated by the
seSrs End PernlcIous use OF co?svIa and cubehs
No. 3 has entirely saDPi.ated the injurious uss ot
mercury, thereby lnsuTiug 10 the sufferer sneady
relief dispensing all mParitiee sud roofing out the
lorn OF a lozenge, devoid of taste and smell q nd
can BE carried In the walstcoat pocket Sold m nm
tered By VaIpeau, La lomand, Roux, RIoord. q
frlce IS each. or four cases for So which saves
TO be had, wholesale and retail, Of nr. BARRoW.
ISi bleeckeI street, four doors below Nc 1our,i
mlttanoe, DR.; Barrow will forward the Trieseme,
70 any part OF the world, securely packed and ad-
dressed according 10 the Instructions of the v,i1ar
lngton, ID. G.. - W ssh-
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MEDICINES.
mo THE AFFLICTED!

INKS. NJ. COpS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTIOT'
This valuable preparation has proved 90 10 on.
the greatest remedies for ErysIpelas. Scrotp.a
the Skin, Piles. bilious, A que and Fever Old Ss,sA
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver. SAT- RheUn
and ali diseases Arising from the effects Of MeTo1r,
ever presented To the public. ="
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds a
respectable citizens Of Baltimore and other par, ~
the country are in possession of the proprietor a..
tifying to It's curative powers.
III IL is sold by most of the Druggists of BsIu
more, and ct the residence Of he proEDetoI.
las East Baltimore street
between Eden street and Central aveEu.
None genuine unless her name Is blown on IN.
bottle and her seal on the cork.
NJ Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
HholsN1le Agent. X =. Il. CISsEL, Drugfr.
Georg etown, ID. C., has been appointed W nnesas
Agent for the District and VIII supply the trade Al
my prices. deGtr
ANEW DISCOVERY.
AN UNCOMFORTABLE TONIC. A DslIcicu,
and InvigOrsting Beverage
suit ANA PA ~ ACEh
TIKI ELIHIB NTTS,
For the Radical cure Of
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, lHdI gesion lntermI,
tent and RemitteHt Fever. NervouE ness
Nervous Tremore.
And the whole train al distressing evils orignstns
from the impurity and sluggIshness OF the h!ood
Weak and siokly constitutions are suddenly re-
stored 10 health and vigor b, this Aromatic El.ir
Put neatly in pint bottles.
KING 4 pUNNAvANT.
IL Sold by al the principal Druggists.
no II SIN
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POPULATION OF CHINA-Accordinu To the last
census, taken in 1852, in the reign of the present
Emperor, the population of China is $50 UgO 800
souls, or nearly twenty times that of the whole
United States. According TO the census of lol2
taken under the father of the present Emperor the
population Of China was then 800, 27o. 5g1 The
Increase. then. in the period of forty years was
1b,929 7O3. These figures may appear startling
but 1t Is the opinion Of the oldest European resi-
dents in China that full faith should be given to
them.
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ALPHABETICAL LIST AND RESIDENCES
OF THE
MEMBERS OF THE XXXyIth CONGRESS-
SENATORS.


Anthony, H. B., wilards' Hotel
lean ss 6: j Elves "a 1q SITS
B!6shs%, K, s, Washington House
Brecknridge, J. c., ass St, BET 1.th and 18th
BB[sh5 II i sih H IT. bet Pa Az and
SSaHdieT zaoR, Is st, me- near Gt corner 9th
Chestnut, James, Browns HOTEL
Cav Cav. C. pe G., Brown fsi Hoss tel mouse
C1eman, Thos. l., 2I5 Pa bet l4th and 18th SITS
Davis. Jefferson, 2is st, bet nth and 18th
PooI1tis' James r., M3 Noi,o ms? 80 y is :!
Douglas, stephen A., Mlnnssot. Row. At av
PsFsss G s. St
Fitch, 6 Taham N, SCI + It. bet 9Th and 10th st
Fi'zPatrlck, BepIamln, Browns Hotel
F0et S0IoPoa g. Wharf, P%f fIosei 80
GIses James M s " cor and sth SITS
Gwln' , WIN. ~ %si i st. cG1 o,s 18th
Hamlin, Hannibal. washington House
Hammond. Jas. a 2, cor Pa av & Madison Place
Haun, Ii. r, Browns Hotel
HsmphiII Ms W1sms; T. T.. s9T and q SITS
Johnson, K W, Of Ark Sa5 +. =, bet 9Th and 10th
ksnn.l1 a" s S
King, Preston, Schrivensr's, 10 st, Capitol Hill
Lane, Joseph, Browns Hotel
Mason, Jas. NJ, 42l H at, bet 18th and 18th
Nicholson, A. d. p, kirkwood House
Pearce. James A Mrs. irving's, d AZ at
Polk. T.
Powell, l.. w, 26S ST. bet l4th and 18th
Pugh, q. F., +n 4.h ST. north of La. Az
Rice, II IN. Min Row, St. bet N av and lst st
Sauls bury, w, Mrs. Irvings, % Az st
Sebastian; VIM: H. Dr. punn's, sc II st
simmons Jas r, lizards Hotel
Sl!dall, John, 3l2 st, bet 18th and lSk st
Ten Eyok, J.. G., Mr.. McBlalr, 1872 / st and Pa av
.TrhomPson John r. 45sl 1871 at, IT. bet and
Trumhull, Lyman. 45l 9Th St. bet f and F
Wade 3: F., Mrs; Hyatts, $50 pa av, bot 9Th & 7th
Wlgfall. l.. r. Browns Hotel
Wilkinson, NJ. ) Mr.. SolomOn's, 469 9Th st
Yulee, David L., 262 st, bet 18th and 18th
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THE EVENING STAR.
MY HEART Is RESTLESS.
PAIL MUsINaroN.

BIPACL MUsINaroS.
Thou still art me- though dark seas divide US,
Fog my fond heart-a pilgrim O or the deep
Turns TO thine image with deyoutest worship,
In hours OF waking, and In dTeamful sleep;
Vet, though thy SPIRIT answers to ny SPirif,
Thy rea self abiding far from me,
Lies promised Joys make sad the hopeful present
Nv heart IS restless till gaze on thee.
As cooling winds refresh the bow in summon,
Thy soothing messages bring holy peace
But heavier feels the brow when winds cease WOO
ing;
And feel safdcr whom loves whispers cease
A scent of vIolets waited from distance
Charms but TO vcX with lnSuffclency,
4 he perfume Of the past delights my senses,
But leaves me restless to know more OF thee.
While other hearts. Ill mat ad and unhappy,
Have mOuIned their faded warmth and light OF
love,
Our sun shines with farvor una hatad.
And with glow = bright as thnt above:
For we one ~ passion. faith, ald purpose.
nd one BY closer ties W. hope - b.
Yet am sad for. 10 1aiy, !UTHt. and loving.
NV heart i restless TIL IL rests "n thee
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APPRoPRIATISG SANPLEs.-The Supreme Court
OF Appeals, in Virginia, has affirmed tie iadp-
rnent OF the Circuit Court Of Richmond, which
decided that inspectors Of -four, spirits cotton
and other articles Of freight have no hit to retain
samples, as perquistes of office The decision
was called out by suit az ainst a -four inspector
who, II appears, had in the course of few wears,
accumulated from drafts Of flour taken from bar
reis, quantity valued at SIS 600, including
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S:QIRiSG AND REPAIRING-A new sryls
>, OF securing 9 entenea's Clothing, without the
iaErE e the cloth style or the garment:
o. o. u: MA9RUDER, Practical Tailor Mo-
i"Ln street between and E, west side Gentiemen
WI! plea.e call on the above and their orders vii
peFiVNP'' oit5nled 20. il ~ colin
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ISHE CELEBRATED DIR. j. 3. ROSES
NIIDECEN I&,


OF PHILGnELPHIA
These remedies ere the result of thirty6ye year.
OF extensive and successful practice, and are the
only IeahlH Preparations 70 oure the various ills
pR. J. S. R0SE'S COUCH SYRUP OR yr
PpECTORkf%', will radically cure Coughs, Colds,
hoarseness, Bron9eItis, aud al Lung dises Sos
Price % cents and So.
DR.. S, KOS Is ALTERNATE SYRUP.
o. Bioed Further FOR the oure Of ScTofa Old Erup
h2ns, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers. Swelled Neck aud
81 diseases arising from an impure sfate Of the
. Dr.. J. S. R0SE7S DYSPEPTlC cOMPo UND.
The only sure cnTs for Dyspepsia and Liver Cen
plant. PsIce SG carts.
Or. J. s. ROSE"S PAIN CyErR. tits not
cure all htt II a0ne has stood the test Of e ya.rs,
curing hheGTatsDl, Tooth and Far Aches, Cholic,
Pains in the stomach and Bowels, Sprans, Bruises
Pains IN the Limbo, Joints, Back and Snine, or eny
PAIN internally or externally. PrIoe r. Is and 50
cents q bottle.
These remedies, aud IBory others referred 20 in
pr; Rose's Medica! Adviser, (which book may he
had gratis at of tbs drug stores where the med
c!nes ere kept have been used with success Nv over
10000 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only to SEQ that they are genuine
by having the Doctors icri:tea S;ynatu,s oesr sacS
cork opd on each Label.
IL Kept by g! Druggists. ses-,r