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Prof. L. Miller's
HAIR INVIGORATOR.

An Elective, Nale and Economical Compound,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR 20 its original color
without dyeing, and preventing the hair nom turn
ing gray.
FOR PREVENTING BALDNEss, and curing il.
when there s the least particle or vitality OF recu-
peraiife energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING sCURF AND DANDRUFF, and
an cutaneous affections % the scalp.
FOR BEAUTlFNING THE HAIR irhparting 10 il an
unequalled gloss and hriliancy. making il son and
silky 10 BE- texture and causing g 10 curl readily.
TUE great celebrity and the increasing demand for
II Tits uncqualed prepalationt convince The propri-
etor that one trial l. only necessary satisfy dis
preparation ~ present in use Il oleanses the head
and scalp from dandrud and other eutaneous dseas
e. Causes the hair v grow uKurantly, and gives u
rich, son glossy and hexble app arance, and also
where the hair i ooseuing and thinning Il will give
strength and vgor % the roots and restore the growth
10 those parts which have become bald, causing Il
yield q fresh covering 81 hair.
Thers are hundreds % ladies md gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair restored by the Of
tbs Inugoraior, when al other preparations had
fAled L. NJ. has in his possession letters innumer-
able testynF % the above facts from persons Of the
highest responsibility. Il vii eectuay prevent the
Mar from hnuinq grav until the latest period Of fe
and IN cases where the hair has already changed IL
color, the Of the lnvigoraor will with certainty
appearances. A perfume f6r the toilet and & Hair
Restorative, q 4 particularly recommended having
an Agreeable fnlgrancei and The great facilities il ~
lords in dressing The hair, which when moist with
the Invigoraior h dressed 10 any required form
70 preserve tts place whether plain or IN curls-
II
dard toilet article which nome ought % BE- without As
the price places u within the reach Of all being
Only Twenty-Five Cents
per bottle 70 Be had Il al respectable druggst and
perfumers.
l. MILLER would call The attention Of Parents and
Guardians % the use Of his inyigorator in cases
where the children's Hair inclinea 10 b. weak. Tie
use % lays the foundation Tor q good head Of hair
a. Il removes any impurities that may have become
connected with the scalp. the removal o. which il
necessary for the health Of the child and the future
appcance OF he Hair.
Ckruose-None genuine without the fac smile
LOUIS MILLER being on The outer wrapper also,
T. Mfisr's bar fzuiq1rator ~ r bl6wn IN the Rlass
Wholesale Depot, 90 ney s. and sold BY IN the
principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the
word.
Liberal discount 20 purchasers 81 the quantity.
also desire 10 present 70 The American Public my
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SANDS SARSAPAPmrA

And Take No Other.
Prepared by A. b 4 D. SANDS. Drncris,. ,oo r.,
ton Street, corner Of William n ssises' NV rul-
For sale by n. McKINSTRY'G 10 r,..,,, -,
25-1y-e-w
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Why Il & So rEirhlu

Why It Is So Highly
ESTEEMED q uNrvr1s.
- p.v,ouees the combined eff.ets ~ !
Ionic Alternative and stinlulsiiTe yn ~ !
Da pist,ues We blood and expels the
pessslNhs virus Nsalch enrendeys ~
u.e.u.. !. eieerons and erupHve diseases ~
me- ~ powerfully upon the serret;ons .,
tle inody, and at once removes M N N y
~ y eoes not reduce the system but in.
.ia soi 49,, thus requiring no deten.
R.o.,.. i, Won Won, issm business OF pleasure.
1eoAoSe-it may De taken by eiellcste eensia. =.
benefit. '-' WIN satety and
@ocmuae-N never fslo
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-12

Iron tie Western R. T. Gasstts. oiaaso N
RETxuLBssURa, Franklin Co Ohio,l
HKSRY G. sPALDNG, No. ss Cedar -. n.
pEAA SIN Enclosed find tWenty-fve ceuta. 2kl for
which send box Of -Cephale Pills~I send u eddreas
Ohio.
YOur RSlls pOrk he ehum-e,srs Hsnsaeks alrso,t
tastaHtcr. Truly yours
wM. c. FILLER
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- YFsuGSsI, Mich Jan n 1851.
SIN Not long since sent to you for box Of Ce-
phalle Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache
and Costiveness and received the same and the had
50 good an Gtet that uas isiaceu ssEd for aoTe
Please send bT return mail. Direct 70
A. r. WHEELER
Ypsilant, Mich
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DR.. JAMES

DR.. JAMES
Old EstabEsked Dispensa,y has been removed
from No. 81 CustOulholsse Street,
O'7iHg TO fire 10
aI2 Canal ST., Cor. Canal aad Rampant.
For the Cure Of Old Chronic, Msreryial Sinh.
ihde, and all Private Diseases, sOilk-
out Mercury, HiRdrance from
BtsiaSss OF Exposure
70 Friends.
THE unparalleled success which has attended uR
yAMhs practice IN the principal cities q tie
cures he has effected, which were pronounced inc1
raole by celehrated physicians, justifes Dr. JAMES
na, ms services 70 the eonhdenes Of the unfos-
The following are some Of the Disease. termed
Private and which DIR. JAMES permanently Grad
ieates, namely;
Syphilis
Primary, Seeon-
dairy, and Tertiary.
.hI s,ne'g g1ss, 9 ar.l Di,c
turna Emissions Diseases OF the Back
and Ions. inflammation OF the Blad-
der and kidneys Rheuma-
tism, Hydocele. Verio-
cele, Cancers. etc.
Diseases Peculiar to Females, such a. Amenorrhae
Dysmenorhea, Metrorhagia Nervous De-
billy, etc. successfully treated.
DR. JAMES long practice in New Orleans and the
endorsement Of the almost entire Southern and 9th
er presses, should convince the most skeptcal that
Dr. James can and will perform what he promises.
DR.. JAMES would also call the attention especially
Of those who have privately and improperly Injured
themselves in that secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind. uniting them for either
business OF society, producing both constitutional de-
billty and impotency.
The following are some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced BY early habits Of youth, Wis Weak
hess q Che Back and Limbs, Pain In the Head Dim
ness OF Vision, Loss Of Mucdlar Power, Palpitaton
Of the Heart Dyspepsia, Nervousness. lrriiability
symptoms Of Consumption. etc. Mentally the fear
tai effects on the mind more to be dreaded-Loss
o. Memory, Confusion % Ideas Depression of prits
vl forebodings, Aversion TO Society, Self Distrust
Love Of Solitude, Tmidity, etc. some Of the evils
produced.
All persons afflicted with any Of the above maladies
or symptoms, should not flil % call on Dr. James,
and be ~ once restored % perfect health. Lot no Alse
deleacy deter you, but call II once and save your
sell nom the awful and terrh consequences Of these
much 70 be dreaded maadies.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately cured,
GONORRHOEA cured in one 70 three DAYS.
Remember, DR. JAMES once has been removed
e the eornei Of CANAL AND RAMPART STREETS,
OFFICE HOURS fromsA N. toGPM
Nes 0ieaas Jan. 1871. ikiy
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CTATIONARY STEAM ENGINEs-
All SIZES, FROM 70 10 DIAMETER OF CxLM
DER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from TX 70 ..
DRAINING WHEELS, from Il feet to % ret d
ameter.
DRAINING PUMRS from 8 70 % inches in dame
Ur.
Lea Leavitrs Patent CIRCULAR saw MILLS
18th both iron and wooden frames with Norcrossi
koeker Boxes and stearn's patent Eccentric Head
Blocks.
Pages and Page 4 chTd's CIRCULAR SAW Mills
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top saws.
ttraubs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MTIIR
nom IL 70 80 inches diameter.
NEWELLB COTTON SCREWS, Of q * aad II
inches in diameter BY y feet long, and Fearsd for
nther horse OF steam power.
6HAFTlNG. COUPLINGS, PULLIEa 6TANDa
HANGERS and Boxes Of All uxes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS, ~ inches In diameter
and nom 10 e % feet long.
Il CIRCULAR SAWS, up 70 ~ inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES Of various sizes
INDIA RUBBER BANDS Of al sises
An assortment Of ali sizes o. the above artiela. -.
orally IN store, ready for delivery az the ahorte ~
nee and for sale on The most favorable terms ~ a
he lowest prices. - =
Every ariicle fully guaranteed
fu printed Catalogues Of prices win he sent Il any
address By mail.
aH. GILMAN,
20 Gravier street. NeV-Orl1aan
Naporlaans, July ~ 1850. 1a-lv
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A. s. BARNES & BURR,
81 q 81 JOhn street. New York.
Wholesale Booksellers and StatiOneFG,
AND PUBLISHERS OF THE
NATIONAL RIES
STANDARD StbuuI 8uuks.
PREPARED BY EMINENT AUTHORS.

Davies System Of Mathe-l Norton Porier's LIST Book
Parker 4 waisoas Rec Fmmon's Manual Of &c
der and Spoilers. lologv =
Clark Weleh's EnEish Brooks's Greek and Latin
orAmmer. Classics.
nonteith and McNailys smith and Martins Book
aeoffaphy kseping.
MoIisilh's History Of Uni- Mahans Logic and Intel
Mr.. WIZARDS school His. chamber9 Eements Of
torres. Zoology.
HoYdh English Posts and Pagsis Element. Of (1eol
Rarnea' E|em'a IorV
Hannan Bible HistorF lchamhera Trearurv of
Records noman HiaiorT. lKnowlednn
Plymouth Coll. Of Hymns chadbourne's Lectures on
and Iunea Nat Hialorv.
Dw'shfs Modern Philolo- Beers system ofPsnman-
Asyds Lere and oOmpo- Hs4sisa's collse. Philo.o.
car.s'. School voo.u.. S sT south.rn Bo..ny
,ftae SOS Guleapie'u Manual ofRoad
pSiehrs Rom Grecsan mar sI''.i1 fo'''ea''s''n-
1900 80. SS.sAosl Ts.sAsrs Library.
ForssrsP rineipIss Of shoS1spahTye. ~nsas' Os-
hsss.s,,y -. oaaIs6' : caIeaus and c.
tssss. lSsssiSaes c'us.uas,
- FA4AaSA ~ qste III
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-12

The American Photographic Porcelain Co.,
No. 7sI Broadway. New York.
having secured their novel and ingenious invention
b American and hnropean paients, are fully prepar-
81 70 execute al orders Tor
Miniature LAkeneaaes Of Persons on China.
preventing an ne attractive and advantageous fea-
lures o. ordinary Photographs, the briiancy and fn-
sh Of 4 wafer-c6l6r draFiar and hitherto unatain-
"a quality u durahhty, BY being rendered imper-
shr9l. A. me nsir. properties q the articles upon
A. ne patented process Of the Company enables
ths reproduction q Photographs. not only on plain
gree 81 ifrcralariiy-po can be Reproduced
sifh aniiie.s aerurac and delicacy u delineafon,
Won us !. a-ss q isTIrS or * SSa.sbo S NH,
y, such A.
Urns. vases, breakfast Cups, Toilet Ar
ticles. &c,
thereby securing nithhil portraits and furnishing
unique snd exquisite style of ornamontation Of arti-
In orisr b furnish Abilities for NE Qualification Of
Ne popular ta.te, and 20 meet the wants u those
- pFacsIan. ne Company have imported from Eu-
rope ccllncton Of superior pruccian goods, manu-
seiured 70 their own order, which they eel at cot
kshs American Company arc owners Of the pat
eut rehl md consequently thc only persons author-
81 . serd people in evsfy ,eciion Of ihs rniOnsn
Portraits on China.
70 nsks ne ALLOWING proposition 70 residents IN the
country Who unats 20 visit personally the Ateler
AMI Galleries IN New York.
rersons sending photograph. arnhrotype. or ia
guerreutypa % he once of The Company IN New
York. accompanied bv
Five Dollars.
w rsccivs IN return By express nee o. other charge
A richly Breakfast Cup and SAM
Ger, with the portrait transferred thereon.
~ irannTnifiinE : dagucucoiype and
Ten Dollars,
hay ufl rsccive In Ike manner,
Ahandsoms French Vase or Toilet Article.
sin tho porira reproduced b. the patented process
hy sending pair % dsgnerrootJ pc and
Fifteon Dollars,
Aey yin receive In return
A Pair Of rich ssvros Vasss,
with ne porirat enecutcd equa 10 miniature paint
ms and u Ike manner, portraits can b reproduced
en procelan wares Of
Vases 81 every quality Of hnish.
rnnging In price nom
Tvoniy - One Hundred Dollars The pair.
NAB rsracuiar " urituz ne addross, town,
enuufT and state distinctly.
An lsitefs % ~ aairensd 70
afANAGEH AMERICAN
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN COMPANY.
lu broadway, New York.
Wa 80 AANA aHilu
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MASozvnz1 Conn. Feb 8, 1sa.
sn; have tried your cephAiic Pills, md fhas aaua
90 unel that want you send me two doIarg woTth
more.
Part Of these are for the nsighbors 70 whom auvs
q few of the first box got from YOU.
Send the Pills by mail and obiiee
Your obt Servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
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GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS
BRACES
ARCTIC ttNtMENTt

BRACES
ARCTtc ltNtMENTt
FEW FACTS IN A FEW WORDS.
There Is great demand for remedy adapted to
All forms of External Dizeasea-
| External Diseases Of Man OF Horsei
THE REMEDY HAS BEEN DIcoVEREDs .
IT Is IN Tn NARKEGi
Il has been before the public several years
Its success has been great
1T Is LINIMENT,
1T Is THE ARCTIC EMINENT. .
HrBRAGG'S ARCTIC LINIMENT!l!-Ea
Inc most estmabe physicians have testified 10 s e.
ncacy. Thousands Of voices are
resounding ITS praises.
Il cures radically and permanently
IT CURES
Burns BOiIs Bruises, Bites Of Inseets &e, Cuts.
Corns, Chilbains, &C, Earache, Erup-
wounds. Goitre, &C. Itch. a..
MnmPs, 4c. Neuralgia &C. : Piles
hmples, Paralysis, &C : Rheumatism, &c
stiff Joints, spiains, &C.. Warts Wens. a. =
Hstlla &c. HarDess and Saddle Calls, &c.
SPAWN ,1 e. S:rNsea'' sweeney
BTGgE's Arctic Ltssisaemf.
- There win be no difficulty IN fndingits
AhteapectAoie ocalerS N medicine keep Il for sale
hh valuable remedy for diseases Affecting the mos
Delicate Human Organization,
OF Tor the heaviest and most powerful
DRAuGHT HORSE,
~ PLANTERS, ATTENTION. -Ra
The Arctic Lnnimentis tAe
GREAT PLANTATION REMEDYt
Planters can AaFe hundred Of dollars by having il
used upon their negroes and horses.
Every Planter should keer a supply on hand.
There Is no mistake about the .
*.".+ARCTIC LNIAIENT.*
Being the noAt RELIABLE liniment before the
public. Retail price, &C. Soc. and a.
Dealers supplied on the most liberal terms ,-eu
Orders respectfully solicited from the trade.
IN. BURROwEs, Sole Proprietor,
Successor 70 Bragg BurrOwesl
Principal ONCE q Market Street
ST. LOUIS Nc.
- Where order should Be addressed. -rn
For sale By 8. Z. cAsTEEIs Pauldine. Mis,. A
sept "a Al is So an,
Blanks for sale.
TUE proprietoFp Of tie GlaEso. viii keen On hama
4 At al times large supply OF Law BLANKS 81
lost spproved forms They VII b sent By mail
free Of postage % Clerks shfriah Maqistraies con
.eelss. kengsrA q any one Nsning Asus q one d.
GARTER : SHANNON:
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TFFoH ~ Commercial cSnslmasG On
Suffering humanity can nov bs rsasvsa.
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ltEeM tie AdSs'ts~, Providence Z l.
The Cephalic Pills are said to b remarkably e.
iecnye remedy for the headache and one q the aer
been discovered.
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Brvn1S, Nass, De u. ~
II. G. SPAIDEEe, Eco.
/ wish for some circulars Or large shoa tins, %
bring your Cephale Pills more nGrlinulafly hal1re
my customers. II you have anything u IL kind,
please send to me.
one Of my customers, who il inject % severe SEX
hea5ache, usually lasting two days.i un1 e5z q e.
WI WILKEa
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-14
ses iaf 4fls msss : l'sirt

BIT 60 not DC EH po*Nu upon.
- raa9taas ~ ess#sss fNst esafs nsfkaE~ at
= a. sss.,lss tsr usaai hisna. 81 siEaasWfs a fH
i - .sa Al - tas ttfaelfAi ssf~ssttts - tas
state aud At my faessFy. ia ksafny sircf. eafrrf
~ ~aitsr. san fsaa,isee.
aus I'm 9. NENARD.
Sealed Proposals.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received hy the
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-14

and It was really 1r1ght1u1 70 see INC Dif ~"
roll back occasionally about foot, as II he
who guided it had not sufficient strength to
push it on another inch.-Engtish Paper.
GES. FREMONT INCREASING THE ARTILLERY
seems to have fallen IN
with Gen. McClellan's idea that this is to be
a war of artillery, and he is prcparlng vast
force of that arm of the service for the Army
of the West. In addition to the batteries
already in service in this State, AZ full com.
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-14

ailies are 20 De UrgHIIIzeu' I Ho I''
egiment. which suffered so terribly and BE-
aved SO gloriously in the late battle, mas
,een called in from Rolla, to be organized tor
rtillery service. and two recruiting offlces'
we're opened to fill up the regiment to the re-
,uired complement-l2 squads, with bat
cry of guns each. Four 32-pounders have
,een srnt out to Rolla, nine or ten heavy
runs to the Iron Mountain, several to Jener-
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-14

iaSen. lie evidently could not get On. ane
he began TO move backward cautiously anA
slowly. Women were as u they We're VII
Messing an execution. 4 deep silence pre-
vailed. which was only broken when biondiA
arrived safely on the platform. Again tue
barrow was adjusted. and Biondln moved On
this time without guy rope. Gradualiy ne
the center. and, after resting
short time, began to push up the lnciine-|
The wind seemed to impede him very much,
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-14

b. had prgees.lsd ssfae ttiTty er FORTY ieet-
as u --.4s- .-.ss.a t.aI 81. tbA
emsnua Tis~ hsatt i.ss~fse ...sk ~ As'A a
h..a People heps tlfssr hfeafh. esI~siilf@
every saatneni that tAe synna.i. wi'h Tor
savers and the harrow. waal.i - pFs-ipittfe.s
int, the City II i'ekm. ar ni' ~ sass
= ttf.Itt.ta w..ztfustau sxHa
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-14

trouble. IL tHrned very pale, aaI dectafsd
IA. 1ranl1 STAY wear. ii he Thought hy that
msaaH. hs u.saia a.ssastsF s.le assassin a ass
dear. sleAT tsissf.
ia the .sasa4 Aitcfnnan fHlewlus H.
tragedy. almost every individual IN the sis.n'
s,v 80 fsia',i "A ihe fsn-l~resl man AMONG
he rest. assembled At my store At my rariie.
ular request. had told them that ! haa
s.,ne4hinr 10 communicate concerning the
foul deed and | thought il not unlikely !
should give them the clue 20 the assassin.
When all had collected. and arranged
themselves as ! had directed, in a seml-cir-
Gle before my door-eager, expectant ex-
cited-I came forward. holding in my hand
an egg. Then made them short speech
on the various superstitions OF mankind,
which contended had their origin In myste-
rious facts. revealed from the other world by
Gods good providence for the protection or
the innocent and the punishment OF the gull
ty; and among other things, l mentioned
how the ghosts of their victims would often
haunt the murderers, compelling them to re.
veal their crimes-how land and sea had
been known to give up their awful secrets
and how it had been asserted, that II the
guilty wretch should place his hand upon the
body of the man he had secretly slain, the
wounds would bleed afresh.
And now, gentlemen" l continued, -
hold in nv hand as sure test as any l have
named. This simple egg so fair to the
view. contains the murderer's secret. Let
him but take it in his hand, and the frail
shell will erumble to pieces, and show to all
that it is filed with the blood of his victim
} You will excuse me, gentlemen, tor putting
J you all to this test. We do not know each
others secrets-the murderer OF the young
man we buried Yesterday may be among us
but only the guilty need fear the trial-the
innocent will surely pass the ordeal unharm-
ed.'
As / said this, fixed my gaze upon my
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-14

ussaa. i tFa~.s. ifu4 rasively. purchased {
= g.ssHisGE F. fast afat tTa. pas iar ii4e
saaau - sa sasf ka weai eai aasa9t b.
tasia ts "A ffesfef us. s'ssfs. - diReseHf /
iaf#ssais faesEaf# suaw half a.tsten tsaa"s,
r. Fe ae afifAs'f'i nis Aiteniten y anything
peculiar IA Il /. Appearance. AND then should
have iseen AZ las- 10 -ay what saw more ~
him last than NJ trst.
Ne was apparently about twenty FIVE yeaTs
,. age, OF n.eiium hight aud slender Z are
of dark complexion, regular features, IN
dark straight hair dark eyes, and a2 ri
that covered the lower part Of his iace--in
nll of which there was nothing remark;.4 e
nothing striking. lie was quiet--noi ok
at.ve-had nothing to say except about the
business he came on--got what he wanted
when | was disengaged. paid for what be got
like gentleman, and generally retired with
al ordinary Good day. or some similar
civility. And yet, as have said, he began
T. attract my attention at last, and began
10 wonder why. Was it because he was so
suiet, reserved and gentlemaniy, and did not
purchase whisky like the rest, and OCCASION
ally get excited or boisterous? or was 1t be-
cause there was something about him | could
not readily fathom? At all events, he had be
gun to interest me in some way; and the
qery fact perhaps, that l could not tell how
or why, led me into q closer scrutiny, deep
er study, of the man.
After this prolonged his visits as much
as could without causing him to suspect |
did so Intentionally. The things he wanted |
generally had some trouble in getting, and
filled up the interval by remarks about the
weather, the country, the mines, the success
of some and the failure of others-in word,
anything could think of to induce conversa'
ton, watching him furtively all the while
He answered easily and readily, and yet with
that peculiar kind of reserve hat was not
suggestive, or tending towards familiarity
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-14

III Cfty. !
cen put in position on elevations command,
ag the most important high roads that lead
lto the city.-S- Louis letter.
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4. - ~, 80 - .nn.I.n. nrll... u.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09
1CoNoLUsION NEkr WEE.
PERSONAL OF Vice Prs.ldsns saerh.n.

Imagine the terminated form Of remarkai
ble, excentric John Randolph, habited ia .
swallow tail coat of black, badly cut pants,
black vest, flowing silk handkerchief Of tie
same sOmber hue, aashy pendent watch
chain, heavy seals, golden fimtied eye
glasses, and beaver cooked on the side
of the head and you have faint idea Of
Stephens, Of Georgia Until you look at
the face long time, however, you have No
conception of the man. To picture the
countenance with pen and ink is difficult.
In its ordinary aspect of reposei il is very
common, yet even in its comm JnneSs il u
very unusual AT the first glance, the
impression it makes is but of li,ty for
the sufferer" to whom it b.longs Tho
occasion when it was first my chance to ses
this remarkable man, would have declar.
ed he was a Floridian. Mosquitoes, sgde
and fever, swamp and malarions exhalatioHs
Of the South, reeurred to me instautane.
ously.
What in the name of wonder, do they
send such a man here forP Where dad he
come from !? aud Who is be, pray p we're
questions that | promptly asked. That's
Stephens of Georgia. was the answer that
astonished me. l need not say that my
curiosity was fully aroused, aud examined
the face fully. Miuately, then. should sly!
il is excessively pale, and almost corps like.
The lips are thin, determined, OF nearly an
ashen hue Heavy lines ihdent every part
of il. Around tho eyes the wrinkles run
with the same regularity that spokes branch
out from the hub of a wheel The forehe6d
is high, wide, and fnll-yet the larger paFt
Of it is hidden by harsh, grayish baiF. allow.
ed to stFaggle about loosely.
The whole eountenaneo Is small, but e.
Terminate. In youth IL might have been
prepossessing, though decidedly never good,
looking. Nov, 10 might readily be taken
for an old ladyG The eye Is the only re-
deeming feature, even in repose, It itsparkles,
fascinates aud commands--in exciiemet il
flashes. When conVersing In an ordinary
manner, tho voice, too Is boyiSh--sWom "a 81
but is nevertheless melodiops, and well
modulated. AS conversation merges into
debate, grows into an effort al ofetosy. ex-
citement seems TO change the entire mab.
His gestures become graceful, and The Fosce
gains strength, bot not hnrshnees. II hes
the clear ripg Of silver, and ls 60 distiuet
that II can ke heard by every man ID the
largest assembly, - Bal'imors AmsSisss.