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Constipation or Cestiyesess

No one Of the "Dsny lis fesh 10 heir to- is 90
Iscted a. Costiyeness Ofen originating in care
leesness or sedeptary habits; 10 is REGARDED o
anxiety, Will IN reality it's the precu 'sor and
companion Of many Of The nepst htsi and danger
bring the sufferer 10 an untmely grave. Among the
lghter evils Of which COST eness in the usual at
tendant ere Headache, Colo, Rheumstsn. Poul
Breath Piles, snd Others nf like nature While long
tram OF diseases such se nsnt Fevers,
Aoossses, Dysentery. Dyspepsia, Di1Trhea, Apo
Plexy, Epilepsy, Psrslyus, Rysteris. Hypochdn-
dnasis, esnchoy and insanity, FIRST incicst Ne their
presence In the system by this alarr ing symptom
Not unfresueDty the diseases named Onrinase in
Const patton, but take an inoe pendent exist
encs unless the cause 10 eradicated IN 80 fary stare
From all these considerations It 20 lows thsN the
discruer should receive immediate Adoption when
ever n occurs, ard pertOn should nefe 20 ret
q box Of Cephallc Pills on the FIRST appearance On
the oomplaiht, as their timely use viii e1p4i the
dangerous foe 10 human life.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

IbLAhDS' HOEEL.-A Belts and LADY,;
Parker, Pa; Col Brown, U>A; Hall
N.Y. Ransom and family, do; g LitchHeId,
do; w Emmert do; McGowan, Pa; Hon J ri
Reynolds, NY Hon M Butterfeld, do; Hollo-
Sanderson, Pa; ] Casey, do; @ Thomas, Ny;
Hon q w Cas-, Pa; Hager, do; Shosder
do; w Alexander, Md A B warford, Pa; Mai
Miss E: Jones. do; w l. Mclean, Eng; ] RI Bsck,
house, do; Tyson, Md; DR. c Thomas, do; F T
Eng, do; H Lsrobs, do + Byrne, NY; D
Goldsmith and lady, NY; E N Taller, de; Rev G
FKnight, Mass c r Cobb, do; Hon r Hoge-
bronze: NY; hon Opdyke, do; H Rawle and
lady, Pa; Hony Dix, NY; F Tarney and lady,
aud lady, Mass; CASTOR and lady, do; A Briston
and lady, Nh; p oble and son, Me; Dobbin
and lady, Pa; selden, DC.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-w n Gill, sc; X
Cal; Newton, Pa; NJ N rriosa, N.Y. Atrios,
do; Rios, do; F smith, Nh; A n Brynton, NY;
A Washburne, Call Miss ! Cotton, Ma; w
weeks, Cal; E Eames, Mass;R Wallace, Va;
III VI Norton, Pa; Stone, Md; w Hamilton, do;
r Stonestreet, do; G w Grain do; NJ Wheeler and
lady; Do Dr. Martin and lady, do; s L Gardnrr,
Goggen, NY; w Butcher, Pa; Jones. Del. ]
Hazard and lady, NY; C NJ Hazard do; G II Van
Wyck, do; Ling, do Canch, do; Var.
neu Mass Miss Nelson, NY; X q White do;
; Proctor, Mass; L Jamison, Md; g Burcb,
BROWNS HOTEL Parrish, w Serbs.
Barbour. Hutton, ii Bnrnith Hudson
Daniel; va Day, A NJ Hardy and ly, A
Mass; Wheeleck, w Turn, y; A NJ Gentry and
lam, Graham, Tex; T. Wilson, l. ParneI, n
Abbott, Mr. Todd, Md; Mcdonnell, ] Cheno-
NY -
WASHINGTON HOUSE, Norris, Pa; w
Van Bureh, w K Schell, H kirkhau and fam. n
Bird and daughter, NY; Clark, Nh; Grin
pen, Mich; Sywinton, RI
KIRKWOOD HOUSE.-Rw Huoba. Icrr
ne. Tenley, CocknelI, II Dove. Va: w
fhce; ND; Conegvs Del; X GouldiAg, B Parl-
by, NY German, No; c B Scully, Pa;
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BsIpSET.-Missus wants you 90 send her a boz
but Pin thin king thats just IL rather; but per
haps ye' be shher knowing what itY fesee
she nah decd and gone with the Sick 6eedscke
before.
, Drssrrst,-You must mtsn spsldins's ceyhslIo
Pills.
:, Brtdsa,-Och, cure nov and you've sed it, here,
the qparther and CIV me the Pills and don't be ell
day about il sither.
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UOyYR EXCITEMENT an, the mental oar. ard
anxiety incident 20 oloee attention to bus pess or
study, ars among the numerous causes Of Nervous
hea9 anhe. The dlsOrdered state of mind and bod
ipoldcnt 20 this distressing complaint is a fatal
pow 20 81 energy and ambition. Sufferers by this
Disorder oan sl-sys obtain speedy relief rom
these Distressing attsCks by using one Of the Ce-
phallo Pills whenever the symptoms appeal IL
sulets the ovcrtesked breln and eOothes the strain
Cd and Jsrrng nerves, ard Ielaxes the TENSION Of
ths stomach which always accompanies And ar
gravstss the dlsoFdered condition Of tho brain.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TrH AnklsaxArroS OF LArsras.ss-Thcre y
srovinr tendency in this aee % sppropriste the
nost Ipressve words Of other lana ssees,epd Ate
while 10 Ipoorparste them into onr own; thus Tie
void Cephalio, winch 10 from the 6reek, slgutting
"for the heed, ~ d, nov becouing popu,snse pa
cons ecfion viii Mr.. SpalcinE,s great he>1echc
remedy; but It win soon be usct IN more general
way, and me word Ceph.ic WI become -
common a. E)ectrotype and many others whote
dist notion a. foreign words has been worn svay
by common usage until they seen "ns'lve and Ia
the manor born"
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srsSSr "a. M In .o q DoI1bE. s.yFpMr
sbrated Prepared Glue and IL IL estimated thai esoh
Rot,is .sves At least ten collars worth Of brOEen
@ tnas MAKING an assresete Of twenty miI-
va 5aole Invention. Having made bis Glue a house.
nola woro, ne pow proposes 10 DO the world sun
his CeRhalio Pills, and il they are IS good a. his
In July. O
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llr Drn you eyer have the Sick Hesdaohef Dc
row. the losthIng and disgust 81 the sirht 81 food
How totally gn6t you were for pleasure, oonvesna-
uon or study One Of the Cepha ic Pills would
then experienced. Por this and OTTER PURPOSES
you should always have o box of them on hand ~
use a. occasion requires.
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SREtI D1soovRRY.-AnonE the most import.pt
OF al the great medical discoveries Of this are NAV
oe copudeled the stem of vaccination for protec
non rom Small Pox, The Cephalic Pill for relief Of
heeoscAe, and the use Of Quinine for be preyep
whose bepehts will be expeGieroed by snfferfp,
humanity long after their discoveries are forfotten
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goods imported at Boston for the year 1860, was
thirty nine million eight hundred and forty nine
thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight dollars,
against forty-four million seven hundred and
seventy-seven Thousand seven hundred and eight
teen dollars In 1859, a decrease In 1850 Of four
n illion nine hundred aud twenty-seyen thousand
seven hundred and eighteen dollars.
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Hi nd n 'orrible 'esdsohe this afternoon, hand
sfepped into tie hapotheosrjes band say. n @ the
rsSa, acsn zen hesss me q an 'esdseee .pGe.
and upon that e gave me O Cephalc Pilf. hand
'pon me 'onor n cured me 90 euiok thef 'srelt
realised 'ad 'ad an 'ea6sohe.
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PROCLAMATION
wAsHlNe4SasEE.. z sFENSSkS8EErows. 90.
CHOLERA MokMHtAh s present ''a'on o the yesr
DIARRHEA,b uo,,,
DYsPEfslbbkB DEBILITY, Co., Co.,
prevail to an alarming extent:
r.sslft 5 5Ss 81 stths
to every family to snp SE e
81 once fbS R. S SS53iSsTff III kkn'a'''.''
offers his
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
CERTAIN AN NJ EFF E2FpiFEcTUAL
REMEDY FOR THE ABOVE COMPLAINTS
In order to satisfy
that no imposition is intended in the sale Of this
THE MONEY Wv WIZ Hfd' SE REFUNDED
when the medicine fails to give entire sstisfactio
Ask, then at any Drug Store for
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER,
% take a. directed, and if not perfectly satisfied
Return to our d hEBsnttt CLARK ESQ
~ Street and Pennsylvania Avenue,
who will refund your money.
Prioe-25 and SO Cents per Bottle.
For sale at all Drug Stores everywhere.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
jyll-eo.r General b ksIsIn1:
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A GsKAT PARx.-The Central Park in New
York is a "blg thing" but the people wanted to
extend IL still farther. A commission was accord
ingly appointed to assess the value Of the land
embraced in a contemplated enlargement TO 10th
street The commissioners assessed the value at
81 500 900, and chaged go, 100. 50 for their ex-
pelses
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FAcIs WORTH ENowISe.-Spaldinf's Cephasc
Pills are oerts In cure for SICK Hesd,che RikS
Gus Heads9he. Nervous Headache. Costiveness.
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JOY ESF III nAE VIC s1fS ZEE P z sFEIEEkG
APPLY Fla P REMEDY
pE,o,c,A R r-r-

REJOICE IN HEALTH,
FflSnd. DO you suffer- Are you the victim Of any
OF those numerous ailments which arse rom i'm
purity OF the blood! WHIST are they, do you ask :
Rather sex, Whist are they not Tbs blood IL the
source CT life and health and it nc the hIst element
OF our being to respond to any cause which Affects
The system, as the pulse infalby ettests The ever
prevailing Eeuralsis, the irritating Eryspclas, the
sn5tie Serofulai the ssoniiing Rhsumatsm. Ser-
torYor end deootlon, and tho numbcrlees ills thai
flesh is heir to- derive their hdsops origin from the
blood; Deal kindly then and gently with the blood.
Use the vtalzlnE resources OF nature for Its aid,
and suffer Us TO commend 30 your confidence and
use thSt truly valuable medicapent known IS
MRS. NJ C0IS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECQCTTON.
with regard 70 this almost infaiiblo specific
popular sentiment has spoken in declded terms.
and the evidences of this great eficaoy are sus
tanned by colstart eyovals OF curative effects and
remedies and the beat medical skill have failed.
Let as say, IN conclusion, that certificates
cures ere not from the Iillterste and super
hola, but they ars volunteered from tbs most re
speotAbe sources sad justify the highest terms in
which II 10 possible To commend so valuable q
Eleclnc 20 pubic approval. We may add also thai
the curative properties of the medicine are co nailed
only By Its restorative eieots the systsm recover
Ing from disease Eith renewed constitutional vfgor.
Fo- sale by ali respectable Qrugglsts IN thit
city, and by the proprietor, MRS. M. cox,
bottle and her seal on the cork
III PTlce 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
. Wholesale Agent. r.. :. T. CISSEl., Druggist
GEORGETOWN. ID c., Wholesale Agent for tho Dis
trlct, and Will supply the trade at my prices.
eu Is-h
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M. J, DOvEE DOD's
- IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
Ds' ! m.Rs to ct hs SAT-
them either az s.ssisiss or IS 6svsass, Is that
thsm s1G.e::ftI{ il b. rI.eee ior Is years befoTs
q i sT as 70 hf ssg6G For
rsssls, Plssi Nervous Disosses, Femsle Com
Tsfsoi I:5 sssss Rss sIds Ss
tlolr medicinal gIosernos they are q pure whole
,Hs sscss.s sf S5SI W6 e:
tneli ny sS2ss results: Lot all friends Of
81 B ssss
,or the sstasrsI ysiss.s and sdsstsyafed Liqsors
sa: h 5ss:s 8. I'd
G'n 'i CHARLES w1pprFIE,D.oo
g.s9a% W ilial Es' Hssint s'" York.
Washington, d. o.
1mP Ri /; R0 SIEE B Bf9gg
For Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder And Ur,n.r,
S and ARE 's
CHARLES wIDByFIELD & CO.,
rr0Prie'Or'' 'e William st., NsE YORK.;
leIlyL AGENT. Wsshlnston. B. q.
illus rRATED BOOKS
We have now our usu. isrSe f md m.nIscsr,
ss ass Gle. any bound and illustrated Bocfs
2a Iss se iSs thS aofs The new Books for
Our Juvenile Department Dom prises all thu I.te.,
Desovns view G Pou s9 sSot f., chill
tninE ioT the lItt,e ones Our assortment Of Writ.
FsneS ss.pI Cod Ta0f fsS: sSs
81 other styles Folders GGU 3s.s sna
i suit fraS s tn @e yaFl'd and will be sold
dem BLANCHARD 3 MoHyN.
ae % Cor: Pa. av and Eleventh st.
Flour D. A h bHoakER NfsRNNt* S8hM,ss,on
MERCHANTS,
MILL f kRd ThG 9 SsS!s d e / in +.
Corner Of 18th and streets. Wsshlnsiton , CITY
~ CASH paid for all kinds of Grain. an as-sm
FkGSSH Fl Rf5asFR9N%Io 81, sois.
avenue, selling for 10 centsl Have you seen the
HHsi fl SSs Yifa e; oa; T.
sone sn Al make ySSrE PSgEI4asef beq5s sssy ali
DUP9NT's GUNPoWDER,
Jo E9S sale p st Ema;nppfsoturers prices, by
ss aFssey ~ az sr84fs ss,e9 W d
asSspsS esF 10 sT al ps. ,
ExHre.s compsny. .shiSaton. b. e "a ss ss
CRY STEAM f ffAtRTS MILLS
Foot Of s:S.aissnss street, ss,o P va, Sl;a,,m..,
Zoo WOOD prepared. any length and size, to sui.
the wants OF each Purchaser ~' ~ .~A'
GOA KEPT IN COAL HOUSES, proteotsd
Eybbl the weather-deivered free from slate dirt
ahd other Impurities. 2 90 lbs. TO the ton 800"
no lott $50 Pa. sv.. bstw 18th and 18th sta.
l2. 600 GALLONS GHAMPA6NE AND
ne attention Of the public to our large and Vel az
,eSisS stook OF Champagne aud Crab Apple Cider,
gold on responsible terms In order 10 mars Ioom
ior our syrips stock. Give as call st the
Union Boiling Depot.
No, ~ 6reeu 81. 9eofgetovn.
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SsEFSSIhANEs kNSTIoE I9 uGlE ErSssAss g

SsTRANGERs.E.eREN CH 4 RicBsfEfNS
~ Ps. svena" is the only place IN The city where
IN ths Union. New York, Phil sdel phis, and BaIti-
more gap.5s delivered IN the city and Georgetovn,
Monthly and Weekly Paasys and MAGAZINES. Nov
e the time TO subscribe, with the beginning Of the
New Year. Sole agents for the Charleston Mer-
oury. de N
DURE OLD RYE wHISKY.-On hand severn
u brand, Of Pure Old Rye VIII, ~, Copper Die
titled. made by the most reiabe dlstillers Penn
Also, Imported Rrsndies, Hennessy, Otard, Bnpuy
Co, Jules RobiEs, so. Also, Peach and Apple
CroiI Rqm, sId Wines Of every variety, al Of
bacco. YOUNG q EEPHART. A epts.
AZ y-Iv Ssa Pa sv. het1. 9Th And icth sta.
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BY the use Of these Pills the penodic attacks o,
nerroHs OF Sick Headache may be prevented; and
"a nken ~ the commencement of an attack imme-
eate renei rom pain and sickness will be obtained
they seldom fAil IN removing the Nousea and
headaeh< 30 which females are 90 subject
They act gently upon the bowels, -removlnf Cos.
ficeasss.
For Literary Msa, Sfsdexts, Delicate Female,
ana Oil persons of sedentary Aabifs, they are All
valuable a. Iazatirs, improving the aprefSt,
giving tons and cisor 10 the digestive orFans and
restoring the natural elasticity and strenfth of the
whole sys.em.
he CEPhALIC PI LIS are the resuk Of Ion,
investigation and carefully conducted experimeDt,
having been IN use many years, durinf vhloh tina
they have prevented and relieved vast auoupt M
pain ana suffering from Headache vhether or1,t
mailing In the sercoss system OF from A dernnseS
ststs CT the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their DOM poxitiop
ana may be taken st al times with perfsct safet,
without making any change Of diet, asd fk< a.
ssses ~ esy dfsassesabls taste yssdxys "a ear, A,
adnasstsfr rAem 20 eAiLdrss.
BEWARE OF CONTROVERSIES
The genuine have Eve sirnstures of Bepr, g
spalding on eaoh Box.
otnes.
A Box viii be sent By mail prepaid on r.oet,, If
the
PRICE, as CENrs.
AL orders shosld be addressed 20
HENRY @. sPALDiNe,
sRssvs &c csdss street Nsv Yogs.
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Making Steel ems,

Arrangements have been completed st
the sieel works OF HaIman, Rahm, & Co,
on the bank of The Allegheny, in the Fifth
Ward, for casting steel guns, and a large
number have been orderd for General
Fremont The casting weighs I 500 lbs,
and is but the rough body of the gun
being of octsgond shape. These Jumps
are to be taken 20 Cincinnati, we Believe,
and forged 10 the rough outline Of gun,
ready for turning and finishing. Tie pro
cess OF casting is much more difficult than
that OF moulding cast iron guns, as the steel
is melted in pots Of which a number are
required for each piece cast. The Two i'm
mense forging hammers-"EIephant', and
stWha!e"- which attracted so much aiten-
zion, while being hauled from the foundry
TO the works, some weeks since, will soon
be ready for work. one of them in a day or
two. Very few larger harimars than these
twin monsters are worked any place.
Piitsburg Gozeet'e.
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The Importance Of 1lssotli.

The interests now imperilled iii the
far more important than the safeiy OF Wash-
ington If the rebellion should be success
ful, we should never continue the national
capital on The frontier where il wouli be con-
stanIly liable 10 menace and the worst that
would result from its fall now (aside from
The loss of prestgel would be The loss of
Maryland, whose Southern sympa,hies cause
il TO grAviiale towards the Slaveholding Con-
federacy. But the success of the rebels in
Missouri, would in case the rebellion is
s1cces sful, entail the loss OF our whole mag
nifcent western domain, extending from
the right bank of The MISSISSIPPI TO the coast
of the pacific.
The State of Missouri is the key to an
embryo empire. Its detection 10 the Con.
iederales would lose us all the fruits of JET
ierson's siaiesmanship in the Louisiana pur-
chase, all the rich territorial fruits OF the
Mexican war; aud the whole of Oregon,
for a mere strip OF which we were ready 10
go to war with England fifteen years ago,
when the popular cry was fifty -four forty
or fight 1t would end the great political
con Toversv respecting the non-extension
of slavery, by giving up 10 The enemy ev-
cry foot OF the ierriloiy so long in dispute,
1t wouId complete the circle Of the national
quarrel on the slavery question, by bring
ing it around TO the point where it COM
menced in 1919, and cause the success oi
he South in the admission OF Missouri as
a slave State to eliminate in The greater
success of i,s Withdrawal carrying with il
all the territory which rendered tha; famous
controversy so Important.
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TO MY MOTHER.
BY VIM H. EVANS.

III think of ihee dear mother,
While on the battle field
When there defending our loved flag,
With my sword apd shield.
Yes my mother.
'Pll think of ihee dear mother,
When | am far away
And wish lhaI,I was by your side,
To hear what you, would say,
Yes my mother.
III think Of i6ee dear mother,
And father who is no more,
Yes. I'll think ot those dear sisters,
When The cannons loud do roar.
Yes my mother.
l'll think OF thee dear mother,
In msuy lonely tour,
Aud gladly wonld be with thee.
Were it in my power.
Oh my mother
IL think of thee dear mothet,
Though in this ,irife we're not alone;
No, never shall forget lhee
Who are still in our old home
Oh! my mother.
I'll think OF thee dear mother,
Perhaps I'll Oet er return again,
Then think Of me dear mother,
AS one among rhe many slain.
Farewell my mother.
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How TIE WIDOW FixkD srM.-A young
widow who resides in Marysvile is pesier-
ed with suirors. One day one OF them came
along. She was up 10 her elbows in suds,
she opened the door with Determination
10 say something harsh but she thought bet
ter of it, and said TO the young man, "Good
morning, am very glad TO see you, and
should be very glad to have you come in,
but the fact is am in the kitchen washing"
"Ah no marIer," he answered,'I will sit
a while there you can 60 on with your
work the same. | delight 10 get into the
kitchen ii is so pleasant and homelike. -
Presently she took up large sized wash
basin, and filled il full of hol snds from the
boiler or the stove, and Stepping up 10 the
table, took up boquet that was lying there
on, and in The mos, innocent manner con-
ceivable, asked The gentleman il he could
tell The botanical name of one of Ii.ose how
ers. OF course he rose from the char 10
examine il. The woman sci The basin on
the vacated seat. Then she riveIed his
gaze with one OF her sweeles: smiles, and
presented TO him the boquet, and begged
he would keep il for her sake-and resume
his seat. He obeyed. That widow has
not had caller in her kitchen since.
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SCoLDISG If laughter begets fat It is on
less true that scoldins is the parent OF mea-
greness. Who ever saw plump terma-
CANT! The virsao is scraggy-scraginess
is Il badge OF all her tribe. IL W ould seem
that the aIlrition OF a fierce e&acling temper
gives sharpness 20 The human frame as in
evi,able as gritty gfilIdsione puts a wiry
edge on a broaoaxe. Artists understand
this fact, and guide their pencils according
ly. They invariably represent ladies sup
posed TO be given TO the rampage" as re-
markably high in bone. ShTews are thus
depicted in comic valentines and all the H.
tuslta'ots of "Curain Lectures" have pre-
seuted the "rib'' of Mr. Caudle without a
particle of fat. Lavaier, referring 10 fe-
male Hrebrands, says fatty TO their faces
that their noses are sharp. We have a
aim idea that he mentions some exception
al cases OF ladies with snub noses, who are
given TO snubbing their husbands; but these
form mild variety, and only a small pro-
portion of the genus scold.
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Gboite po oetrp.
IsSaNo.

Not among the suffering wounded;
Not among the peaceful dead
Not among The prisoners. "MIssING."
Thai was all the message SAID.
Yet his mother read- IL over.
Until, through her painful Tears,
Fades the dear name she has called him
For these two and-tweniy years,
Round her all Is peace and plenty;
Bright and clean the yellow floor
While The morning elorIes cluster
All around the kitchen door.
Sobsrly, the sleek old house cat
Drowses in his patch OF sub
Neatly shines The oaken dresser
All the mornings work is done.
Thtbugh the window comes the fragrance
Of sunny harvest morn,
Fragment songs from distant reapers,
And The ru,tling OF The corn
And the rich breath Of The gar0sn-
Where the golden melons lie;
Where the blushing ,.luins are turning
All their red cheeks 10 the sky.
Sitting there within the sunshine
Leaning iE her easy chair:
With soft lines upon her forehead,
And the silver in her half
Blind TO sunst.ine-dead 10 fragrance
On that royal harvest mOru
Thinking. while her heart IL weeping,
or her noble -browed hrsiborn.
How he left her in the Springtime,
With his young heart full OF fame,
With his clear and ringing footstep,
With his 1.-The aud supple frame.
How with iears hrs eyes were hrimmins,
As be kissed a last Good bye"
Vet she heard him whislling gayly
As ne went'acFoss The rye
MI~srsc. WY shonId he be missing
He would fi.ht uniil he fell
And il wounded, killed or priS'aer,
Some one there would be 10 tell
MfSsr~G Still hope to cheer her
Sale triumphant, he may come,
With the victor army shouting,
with The clamof OF the drum
So through all the days of Aninmn-
ln the eve aud in the morn
She will hear Hrs qpickening footsteps
In the rusiiiIg oi the corn.
She will hush The busy household,
While her heart goes leaning high,
Thinking that she hears him whi-iling
In the pathway through the. rye.
Far away. through all The Autumn,
In The lonely. lonely glade
In the dreary desolaiion
That ,he Battle Storm has made,
With the rost upon his muskei-
I'm The eve and in the morn
tn me rank gloom oi the fern leaves,
Lies her noble browed first born.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-16

The LAwYLR AND THE DUcKs---Thers Is
not a more common offence against ias
laws Of commoa courtesy 1--WE might So,
ofteniimes, decency) than is PRACTICES ~
certain class OF lawyers nowadays in q :
examination of witnesses upon the star
Now and then, however, an imper::ae
lawyer gels il back" such way that lie
is fair TO ''calI the next witness" OF SOC I
was the following, not as yel pot down ~
the books" (" but well worthy OF being traEs.
lerred from "the papers
Al lais term oil the Court Of Sessions 4
man was brought up by farmer, accuse (.
OF stealing some ducks.
Chow do you know that they are you
ducks O. asked the defendants counsel"
"Oh, | should know them any,Chsre, "
replied the farmer; and he went on 10 des
cribe their different peculiariiies.
''Why," said the prisoners counsel
ducks can I be such rare breed Il havz
some very much like them i'll my owu
yard"
That's not unlikely, sir" replied Tn
farmer "ihey are not The only ducks have
had stolen lately ~
"Call The nsLf witness