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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
R.H. EDDY
Solicitor of Patents!

Ldft II gcnfOf inc t' ~. "''"' 49,
ingion, under The act 81 1897
"a statest., opposite Kiiby 81, Bo'ion'
4 FTER an extensive practice OF upwafd' 0
~ tseuiy YEARS, ooatinucs 10 secure patents w
the United Staies, aud also IN Great Hfiain'
France aud other fofeign countries. Ia'eal''
\, s~,6e.tion., Assignments, All ali papers ~
Dnwinr. G,f Patents oteculed oa liberal iefmf'
and With de.pateh. Researches made into Amsf-
icaa or roreisn works, to determine the validity
OF utiln, OF Patents az Iayen,ions-sad legal 90
other advice rendered IN all matters touching the
s.me. Copies ofihs claims of any Patents fur.
ni.hed by re,ntiiag one dollar. Assignments re-
corded at Washington.
The agency IL not oniy the largest IN Ne~
rn,i,nd. lot through u inVsniHss have advahia.
60. for securing paienls, OF a'oefia'aiag the pat
.atabiIity Of inventions, unsurpassed by, " not
;,n,-.,.ai ably superior to, any which can " 81.
c,,J th.m elsewhere. The testimonials below
v;,,. proy, that none 10 MORE SUCCESSFUL
/ AT TIE PATENT OFFICE than The subscrl.
H., a.d a. SUCCESS " THE HIST fRoOf
or ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he Wouhl
,ld hath h.. abundant fcasun 10 believe. ana
"a, pro,e that at no other office Of the kiad are
the charges Tor professional services - moderate
IN. i,nmrn,e practice ~ the subscriber, duftng
,w,.ty wear. pas, has snabled hin, to accumulate
irolectioaaf spec iioRs aud Official deois-
ron. ,.I,,i,e 20 pstsais. Thee. besides bis ~.
,.n.i,e I,brar, OF legal aud mechanical woiks and
InlI account. Of Paients granted in the Unitcd
st,i,. and Europe. rcnler him able, lcyond qnes-
,,on. 10 offer superior facilities Tor obtaining pat
cuts. -,
All necessity Of = Journey to washinEion ,opfo.
cure plisnt. and the usual great de hy there are
saved inscaioU,
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IIenicl's Kid strengthening Piasiers
TIE GREAT STRENGTHENED
AND PAN DESTROYER.

Hfb shfs' 'af' w. 49,
TIE Bet asd CAssp''i H,s''hoh R'R'iy N ~,
World.
These owned rla.iefs cure pains, weakness
and distress IN the hack. sides aud breast, IN i've
hours Indeed. 80 ceriah are thsy 90 do this, that
the proprietor warrants them. Spread irom tee
ins. BALKANS aud gums, % beautiful hid leather,
renders them peculiarly adapted To the wants Of
Females and olhers. Their application suniSer-
,al-cIually TO the strong man, the delicate No.
man. and the feeble inianl. To each aud all they
will prove a t,lm aud blessing. Their u.e i.
agreeable and without annoyance or trpulIlc. Each
Plaster will wear from one to four months, ani IN
rheumitio complaints, 'prains and bruises, ife-
quenil, effect cures Shen all other remedies fail.
Foil directions will be found on the back 81 each.
Public speakers. vocalisis, ministers Of the gos.
pei will strengthen their lungs and improve their
voice. 10y soaring them on their breast. Price
Is 81 cents.
EY-The above ariielesare sold by all Druggests
throughout the United States, Csnsdas and South
AIerici, ard At wholesale by all large druggist.
Ia the principal ciiies.
HERRICK ( BROTHER,
Practical Chemists, Albany, NY.
T.. BLAsHTtTiD, Travelling Ages,. ~
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A NEW AND ENTRAORDINAR
"A REMEDY FOR oNsUMPTlON.
TAs bs,. -sd,aa, iasWH Co' csufA', D'sssli, cad
CsHsaEIfisa, -
The Grea, European Cough Remedy.

The recipe of this extraordinary medicine VA.
brorghi from England IN 1891, by Rev. Walter
Clarke. 81 Minoi, Me-, Who had esperisns,d il.
efficacy 10 bis oSn case, aud witnessed q IN ma.
nv oiher.. Dufiug the last siX year. many ihog.
,snds of bsules have been sod IN tn STAT, a,
Maine alone. and the most sNiu.ofdiaary trfs.
have beea effected. many p'rfnus Who bad lea
sufsfing from the most dss.fussing rnughs Zoe
months, aud some eysn 90 years. have bssA sped.
,ly cnssd by this Invaluable mediria~ u q. lifs.
IA ,.ssiaLle and perfectly saie. The Gr.i dose
feaeTnlly gives relief and single botle often H.
lets cue, 4 singlc trial b. ~ that i nsess,a.
~ 10 eyince H. Superiority over aii other ned.
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q. WILLIAM RIsiNGER.
srnn1- H. 80. Ilsis


feel that I am onl, performing duiy 10 slf
Eering Humanity IN publicl1 stating the bsnsht
have revived J.. the o. ~ the Eurupsaa Coagh
Rsmsdy, which has gisca mc cs'e anil comfort
aher three year. ~ gfie'ous sudsfing. Ons 4
NV langs va. pronounced hy physicians Ia h. ia
a diseased state. and aiso bad difficulty ahout
IN. heart. which caused q sioppagc % the pusA.
ton fof about oae of twp bats al time, - that
I W. unable 20 10 any busines.. LAT Januhry
commenced taking the European COACH Remedy,
and by taking three boites. my health Sas rs'uf-
81. IN, cough ADD lung disease removed. ADD AZ
the sane tine the heart dihculiy vanished.
nov desire ~ this public manner 10 rrcomwsnd The
European Cough Remedy az ihe l~a remedy IA
the woru eaf al diseases u the chest ADD lungi.
]. ". DAVIES.
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AYERS Cherry Pec,oral,

ror the npid cure of Coughs; Cold.; lnhnrnIa
Iloar,tnes.; Crop; Broaeh,lis; iacip'eat Con
sumption. and &c the Ieliel oi Consumpii'e Ia.
lienis IN advanced stage. Oh the disease.
80 vide ., the 6ed Of It, useialness and o mo-
merJus are tn case. OF ~, cufrs that almost c''
80, srytion Of ihs countn aboUnds IN p"rson. pub
licl, kpown, Who have becB restored tom alarm
Jog and eSen desperate discasss 81 the lunss by
it, use. Wh.n once tried. it, superiority over
every other medicine of ils Kind u loo apparent
10 escape observation, and where IT. virtues are
knoNn. the pul,,c no logger hesitate that anI''
doie Ia employ foi the distressing and dangervn.
Affections. 81 the pulmonary organs that are inci'
,lsni 10 oaT climate. While man, interior rene.
dies thrust upon the community have Jailed and
becn discarded, this has gained friends by every
trial. conisn,l benefit. on the afflicted they can
never bfget. and produo-d cures too nnmeTou.
anb too remarkable to H. iorgotten.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

4. . coa.,,ta,ionsl disease. corruption Of the
lI.ol,b, Which the dad becomes vitiate,l, weak
and p.ar. Hrins 10 the circulation :, psrvadss
IN. whole bsd,. asi nav bur.l 90, 10 dlsrasc IN
an, n,tt oft No orgia - lrvr lfosn its attacks,
~, +. ihef, one which II NAV not destfoN. The
,crn(hlou. taint IL yafiaa'ly caused hy merrufial
disease, low l,ins, disprdcSed ~ unhealhN food.
,nnirc aif. 9th and Glthy hah,l.. the dcp,c'sing
,,r-.. aai above al hy the 'saerisl infection.
Wh,,.y-f be IT. ofigi., u y hereditary N the
constitution. descending " from parents 90 chil.
dfrn unto the third snd puiih grnsfai'on,' ~.
Js.d. Il seems 20 h. the rod II bin Who says"
vii visit the niquii,c. OF the hthsfs uPon their
children"
A. .H.ct. commence by deposition from the
hL,o, II corrupt ot ulccrous matsfs Which, lathe
Iunss liver and ini-rnal organs, ~ irfmcd tuirr'
cl..; IN the glsnds. swsllngs; add on the suiiace
,r,rtun. % sprcs. THIS tool corruption which
Gender. IN the blrod, dsprrsscs the energies ~
lie. 80 that scrpfnloas constitutions not only 'uhcr
,,.s, .rr,,l,us complaints lot they have st le.s
uou,t ~ w,th.tand the attacks oC other d,sc,scs;
,o,..1n-n,, vsst numbsf. perish nv Disorder.
uh,eh, although not scfululous ~ their nature,
Az. ., read ,t-d fatal D, ih. tsint ~ the s,sirm.
uo.t II the consumption which dscim'tes the
huran tamil, be-. a. ori.,n dirret, IN this scto-
inLs,s contamination. snd many destructive dis.
so. Il the liver. k,daeys, brain, ani, Indeed Of
.iithe orgsn.. arise ifom 90 are aggravated by
the same cause.
o. guanst IT al our people arc scfoiulou' /;
il,., %, rom, afe in,aisd Nv ihslu'AinT infection;
.oItb.if health q, unisfiaia@i hyii. t. cleaass
Al from the system ~ must frn1,Ats the bLrDd h.,
=, ,hrrat,, ued,cins ani ,nsi gof.tr lib, healthy
lu5d auI exercise. Such a mrd'e'ns We supply IN
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EREEDOM NOTICE. Notice !. hsrel, Civ.
L en- that this day relinqu,sh 10 IN, sos. EL-
us X. fLAGG. his time, O. act and transact
business &c himseli. anl shall claim noas oi be
earnings, nor pay any dslt' u he coaimo tug.
a.ief this date. JOHN ;. FLNGG.
Canioa. Feb. IL. ls6o.
Attest: iKA PaiSI. 70
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Pilitenes, Is like an air cushion. there
NAV b nothing solid in it. bat 1, eases Il e
jol.s wonderfully.
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rrum Rev. william Ri,iagrr.

I,a, DO. Clul,' Ny ,uprly II your Enrolsaa
Copsh Remedy 10 exhausted. Oue II ny Ugh.
lor. ~ho had bed ffum the lunss several iims.,
ha, teen greatly beue6iisd ny using ono snail
boHlc. NJ, daughter Who was, IN 'piis oi the
hest medical skill, hsi running down with disease
a The Isna,, 4. 90 nuch improved by ". uss tha,
Ne anticipate a coa.pleic core. There ace nun.
M. of psr.ons here waiting 20 Try The Eufopssn
Coush Remedy. Please send me q be immediate.
". Your., sc, WILLIAM RIsINGER.
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Buckeye Rotating Harrow.

T'ARMERS DESTROYS Of av,iling thsmselye. Of
the. valuable Improvement caa be Supplied
Nth the Cenlfs or Pivot Icon. on which the Iiar.
rov rryolyc.. with Instructions Ior msking the
sane, on application t. the sahsci il+T az hide.
lord, Ne. These Irons may ~ .sut by sNpfes. to
an, part n the state.
utillu.trating this Harrow ms, H. seen 10 the
repoi IL the SECRETARY Of the Board of Agicul.
turr ior the year lsSS. Also to~n snd county
rights ior ale a. ahoye. Send for an illustrated
circular; enclosing stamp O. pay postage on the
-ame. Address JOHN n. ALLEN,
Hiilsiori, Maine.
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TssnmoHIdh.
CIIAKLEs NAsUN'

"Iregari W.. Eddy as one OF the most capable
add Succession practitioners with whom have
had Official intercourse. -
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Psienis.'
"I have no hesitation IN assuring in'entos
that the, cannot employ person more competent
and Trustworthy. aud more capable 81 puiing their
,pnlc,tioa. ~ torn To secure lor them an safly
80 C,,o,.bI. consideration al tn Patent Odlce.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner oC Paients.'
Bosion, February =. 1855.
"M,. II. n. Eady has made fotms THIRTEEN
,ppIiea,,on. on al bat one 81 which Paienis have
ls.n grated. aud that one !. nov pending. such
unmi.akable proof 81 great talsnt snd ability on
I'M. part lead. me 20 recommend all Inventors 10
rppl, 10 him % procure their pssuis, a' ihs' may
4. sure oT having The most iiithial attention Vs.
,,o~ed on their cases, and at ysfy r,a.anable
charges. JUN Ihn'Nn''
From SEPT. II. 1867. to Joe ". 1858, the sub
.ct,l.f IN course of his large pfartlce made. on
Tu ,or.I,siected applications, slNTEEN NJ
PCAI.S, EVERY ONE Of which vas decided IN
NJ, favor. by the Commissioner Of Patents.
Il. n. EDDY.
BOSTON. Jaa. .. 1850. 4"
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sams AMI extracts, their effect on the human sys.
ten !. pleasant, satisfactory aud successful. Act
ing direcil, on the blood. glaads, 'od. add huids
Of The b,dy their nee - attended With the hsppi-
ct effect. IN salicr attack. of disease one OF
two doses always cures. Ia old ,isnding eases OF
sickness, small do,e. - repeated frequently so
clcan.c. the Nslsm that good health u the result.
No change in employment or diet u necessary.
They never cause sore mouths, sSelled joints,
aching limbs. ETC., a. DO nany other kinis. They
are warranted ~ give satisfaction, or the price
will H. refunded. They are considered cheaper,
safer, pfetiisr. and ia all respects superior To any
purgstiye pill In he void. The discovery of
coatiag = pill With sugar cmsnated With DE- Her.
rick ~ others are coanicIiets, and u used, will
do harm, anI di.appoiat the sick. IIeuick'spill
ate elegantly pot up. 30 10 box, with large
sheet oi directions. aud sell for Is eens per boSi
h,xe. E,r 81
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New York and Portland
sEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

TIME 4, Il class steamship. CHESAPEAKE
Capt. sIDSrr CsowrLL, PATAPsCO, u
H.LAsrtsLp, will herafs, lorna ss'a'-W.sky
Line be,~een the ports OF New York and Port.
land, leaving each port every "Wednesday aud
Saturday, at Y. W.
Passage $500, including fare sud state 'oom''
The great dispatch given TO ife'gh' ny 'h's hHe'
m,le. n IN. most desirable freight communication
b,ts.en N.w York aad the East. Nocon,nission
charged at the snd Tor forw afiing.
Dn,src IN New York b.tween connecting lines
by contract Al iowesi rates.
April, 10 asl Adde'S,
EMERY x FOX, Portland.
I'm. CROMWELL 3 Co., New York.
Portland. Oct. rs, 1859. ~
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,

TN all the leading bra"ehs, ofm'nuf.eiur,ag in'
du.iry, the gtes,pfac,ical supe,,m,'y o, stag,
o.. sew,sg Machines !. a f'etc.iao'''hed bey"na
dispute. No tsitpr. shoe manufacturer, e'o'h,e''
seaa.ires.. dress.maksr, saddie'' e",'aie,"'''
mcr, hat manufacturer, Nc. can a"o'd 70 NO
without them.
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RUSSIA SALVE
VEGETABLE OINTMENT

hagn usaf anN q = lm N1sfIn - - 50 INV
l-zr, All ~ virt1ss hsTs SD hs is-' q sHs-
Ersstl sltvE CURES urRVs.
RUSSIA sALvE cuHrs cASCERs.
MrssiA sALyU CrHrs sORE ETEs.
EUssIA sALvB cruEa IrcH
RUSSIA sAtyI CrHrs TrLoNs
hrssiA sALvH CrnEs scam HEAp.
russia sALyE CvHTs Nrrf-E RASH.
Russia sAtvE CrEg cts.
RUSSIA sALvE cunrs CnHNs.
russia sALvE crNrs sDALJs.
Rr-stA -,tvT Guar SAT- HuErN.
RUSSIA sALvE Guns s0HEs.
russia sALvE CUHEs rtrA Hfrr..
RUSSIA sALyE CunTs wHrfnws.
RUSSIA sAiyE cruIs utcrhs.
RussiN sALyE CuHEs Warts.
pussiA sALvE CUUEs sOEE NtFFLDs.
RrsstA sALvr cvHTs srfEs.
RUSSIA sALvu CvHrs TTsrEHs.
RUSSIA sALvE CruTs NsuvuHN.
RUSSIA sALyE CvHTz sCrHvr.
KrsstA sALvE cURTs hrNi0Ns.
RUSSIA sALyE c~nIs soRE LTs.
russia sAtvu crnrs iN0HowtNG SAfiA
RUSSIA sALyE crIEs srfpER sriSo..
Russia sALvu CrHrs SYMBOLS.
RUSSIA sALyr CrHEs rHrFriuNs.
nrsstA sAIvE CrHTs MOSQUITO nrru.
Russia sALvE cVHEs Cutf nLAfNs.
russia sAtvH cvHTs TnnrES LINES.
RUSSIA sALyL CrRrs WINS.
RUSSIA sALvu CruFs SORE EAHs.
NrssiA s,LvH CUBS nous.
RUSSIA sALvI CURES TLTsu wOuNns-
russia sALvN Crurq PILES.
Russia SAW Crur uHrfsFs.
RUSSIA sALvE CUHEs C'I,rrEp HANns.
RUSSIA sAIvT Crurs sruAfNs.
RUSSIA sALvE CrUrs swEttrn NosR.
RUSSIA sAtvE Cr1Is NV irTtAs.
NrsstA SAW rrHTs GANU WAIST.
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G. G. EVANS & Co.,

/ G. G.. EVANS & CO..
are possessed Of an immense stock Ct Book, IN
/ almost ever, depaumrnt oi'i,cuiu'e; and bsi"e
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" ~ ~ No q " X,
/ 4. .o,n a. is.usl 4 tall sai cempis,e classified
I Catalogue walled free ~ any address. S'nd We
one anl iadge fur Yourselves " ~ the eNiea' and
variety Il ar stock. Al the b.'oks are new ate
substantially bound. md are sold II the pah'i'h'
80 b~esi retail price,; IN add,i'"n 10 which a
p,s.rni. valued ut irum riTrr oINrs TO oN'
urNuEEn poLLaNs u given With each l..oA ~
The time 81 ale. Sead for Catalogue. ussial
,oi slesan, sin. ~ almost enilc.. variety, con.
.i.I,ng "a part Of
Glfs,d SIrsr WaisLs. Goa Ps.oii'.
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Class, Msf'.
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A.~earr constant, rccci,,ns
Now Styles OF Jowolry,
inl adiing a. toe lsI article. no, he'r'o'"'r rm-
brac.i IN a., W. a,e coahdeni that iat complete
No.. ard VARIETY. our .sl,ci,ua caaa"t ~ sNc"llr'
We .h,ll coatiasr o. distribute the sam" With an
unspafng and Impartial hand. seal tor ''is'
/ rgu~ 80, pls, II ope,st'uns an all necessary
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS
We hold out 10 orlrr that 40 NAV h. lene6,,sd
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SAINT a w,ch' of woald 500 pr.se'' hbrap J
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ry-we take ~ the fsk II BE-. through mail,
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The Great Healer of Mankind

Huricks
SUGAR COATED
PILLS.
The Childrcn cry tot
them :
The remarkable
American remedy ..
carrying the ~otlI
by storm. Over eve
millions oi boxes are
sod annually, Com.
posed entirely 81
flover.. Roots, Bal.
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no.ion.Jan. 2. ls6O
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-08
LAMBERTvIILE, n j. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g. 1860

in an inch Of the head of ten-penny
nail In short, to evince the conf
dence they possessed in dexterity, with
these kind of arms, some of them pro-
posed to stand with apples on their
heads, while Others at the same dis
lance undertook to shoot them off !;
but the people who saw the other ex-
periments declined to be witnesses of
this.
At night, a great FIRE was kindled
round a pole planted in the Court
house square, where the company
with the captain at their head, all ma
ked to the waist, and painted like
savages, except the captain who was
in an Indian shirt, INDUCED vast
concourse of people with q perfect ex
hibition of a war dance, and all the
maneuvers of Indians, holding council,
going to war, circumventing their en-
emies by defles, ambuscades, attack
ing, scalping, and so forth. 1t is
said by those who are judges, that no
representation could come nearer the
original. The captains experiences
and agility, in particular, in these ex-
periments, astonished every beholder.
This morning they win set out on
their march for Cambridge.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-08
Anecdote of Gear Nicholas.

Among our visitors on this conviyial
day were two gentlemanly youths,
cadets, from one of the several institu-
tions for the military education Of the
sons of the nobility, the sne to which
they belonged supplying most Of the
officers of the guard regiments The
corps to which they belonged had for
years been under the immediate sur
veilance of the Commander Chief,
the Cars youngest brother, of whom
they stood in considerable more awe
than they did of the Gar. This feel
ing extended even to the commonest
soldiers and they tell a story, story
which is enjoyed BY the younkers !"
exceedingly, how the Gear Nicholas
one day met raw recruit on the En-
glish quay the man carried bottle of
volka under his oat, a portion of the
neck of it protruding from its hiding
place
The keen eye Of the Emperor seen
it in twinkling, and touching the
soldier on the shoulder, he pointed to
the bottle and said hastily, Hide it,
my child, hide it here is the comman-
der,in Chief, Michael Pauloyitch, be-
hind you" The poor fellow in his
fright, never for a moment regarded
bis imperial informant in any other
light than that of friend who had
warned him from g the wrath to come, y
and in the simplicity of his simple ma
ture, replied "where shall I hide it
-where-where ?" Into the Neya
with it, quick, or he viii be upon
you," Returned his Majesty. Sar
gears traUels an Russia.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-08
A Wild Leap.

The Providence journal states
that on Tuesday night, q passenger
excited by drink, leaped from the
steamboat train near Richmond, while
the cars were running at nearly mile
a minute The train was stopped and
backed the baggage master end 9th
ers took lanterns and searched the
sides Of the track, expecting to find a
mangled and bruised corpse. After
proceeding a short distance, the mis-
sing man rose up, remarking to the
baggage master, "don't be scared boy,
I'm just off the train" His face was
slightly scratched, which was the only
injury apparent. He made no COM
plant, but on arriving at Stonington
was very pale. He was completely
sobered, the jar or conclusion settling
his head and dissipating the alchohol
which had possessed his brain and
nerves. His escape was marvellous,
as the road was lined with ties which
had been dropped along for some dis
tance.
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Whiskey with Severed Owners

Two jolly young men, who reside in
the suburbs, on Sunday last took
drive to another suburban town, ten
miles distant, to see jolly old friend
Knowing that they were going over a
dry road, they put beneath the seat
OF their carriage, q demiohn of Bour-
bon, of the real Kallock brand, which
had been laid in for their Sabbath
parched threats. On their way out
they tasted the quality of the liquor
two or three times, and were well sat-
isfied with their purchase.
Their friend was very glad to see
them, but smelt " large mice, and
suggesting that they might be dry, in
vited them, before having a walk over
bis grounds, to try decanter of whis-
key. They did so. and pronounced it
capitalists good as they ever saw.
After the walk they drank again, and
finally again, silly contriying together
to drink the old fellow dry. And they
did succeed in giving the decanter 4
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with intrepidity and nnshrinking res
ignation.
The banker withdrew his hand and
raised his head.
The SPECTATORS breathed once more.
The unnatural scene had been pro-
tracted too long, and for an instant
there was hope.
eve have not chosen our seconds. y
he remarked. But as for that" he
added, after a moments silence,
these gentlemen here may serve as
witnesses in case of need.o
He leyelled again and fred. The
young lieutenant lay gasping upon the
floor in the last agonies of death.
The cards pass. gentlemen, !" cried
the banker, as he laid the pistol, still
smoking, upon the table.
At the noise mace by the report of
the pistol, the folding doors of the sa-
loon were burst open, and the crowd
rushed in. There was a piercing
shriek-a young girl fell senseless on
the bleeding corpse of Frank Vincent.
1t was Estelle.
The banker is now in California
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pretty good draining. When the sun
was nearly down, they again got into
their carriage, and reached home
about dark. After the horse was ia
ken care of they felt pretty thirsty, and
going for their demijohn were charmed
with the discovery that it was empty.
They saw at once that they had been
taken in and done for, and that their
friend emptied the demijohn, thereby
securing enough liquor to furnish them
a handsome treat, with an extra decan-
ter for his own use after their depart
ure. They can now account for the
mysterious and roguish twinkle of his
eye, when they at their departure cool
" regretted their inroads upon his
store, and he replied that "they were
hartily welcome--he was always glad
to entertain friends in that Manner