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"WELL, Jeems,' said Zeb, II kissed j.
liza for the FIRST time, last night, and declare
1t electrified me-" n.. .ri HI"
"No wonder" said Jeems, I" it was gal
vanic battery" rs la.s-s
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The rose is sweetest when it first opens, tie
spikenard roots.when the head dies. Beauty
belongs to youth and dies with it; but the odor
ofpiety survives death and perfumes the tomb
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THERE is girl at the Troy seminary with
such dimples in her cheeks, that you might
use them for coffee cups. Of her eyes. blue
and oval, like plnms, we shall-no We shant,
we feel that we can't. ........-.
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4 CONFEDERATE STEAMER.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 25.-The Charleston
Courier of this morning. says that in.
formation has been received from New
Orleans that the Confederate steamer
Calhoun, on her way from Havana, with
large and valuable cargo, was chased
by Lincoln cruiser, and abandoned
and totally burned.
OCCUPATION OF MURRAY, KENTUCKy-PA.
RIs THREATENED.
The Memphis Argus of January
goth. says:
Three gentlemen who arrived at Pa
ris before the departure of the train for
this city, brought information that the
Federals had advanced in force to Muir
ray, KY. only twenty-five miles north
of Paris. That they would continue
their march to Paris, between which and
Murray, We learn, there is no Confede-
rates sufficient to resist them, was gen.
orally anticipated. No advance, how
ever, had been made up to yesterday
afternoon.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-02-06

DUaIsa an examination. q medical stu
dent being asked, When does modification
ensue ?" he replied, when you pop The
question, and are answered, MOI" as
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-02-06

"AsYr'iss lite YOU dars?" inquired one
Dutchman of another. while engaged ir az
Cling. 10. aos:ns at all" "vsI" ~
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REBEL FORCE AT MOBILE.

A letter to the N. Y. Tribune says:
Mobile contains rebel troops to the
number Of 1000 or 5000. the majority
Of whom are armed with excellent rifles.
revolvers and bowie-knives, twelve and
eighteen inches in length
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THE DEFEAT AT soMERgET.

The Richmond Dispatch contains au
editorial mourning over the recent de.
feat in Somerset, atd says that the
South deserved defeat. for they wore
being ruined by their bluster and over
confidence in themselves caused By the
victories at Bull Run and Balls Bluff;
chat it would take three or four defeats
before they would realizs that they must
fight. and fight for their fresides and
their wives. and not lie idle in camp. 1t
appeals to people all over the South to
settle this matter at once; to fight it out;
that if the war continde much longer
all their property would BE- squandered
in the expenses Of the war. If the Yam
KEGS conquered them all their property
would be confiscated and swept away,
and the proudest of them would bo
beggars upon the charity of the Yam
KEGS. 1t concludes that their only chance
now is to conquer or die. If they drive
out the Yaokees they are saved. and
sooner than submit it would be better
to share one common grave.
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THE rose prayed for gift, aud the genius
gave it thorns. The rose wept till it saw the
antelope eating lilies
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PRICE. TWO CENTS
ITe0f Remedy for Conghs, Cots On
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND
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hthg greet 'Nhe"er from that difficulty asit to ta2
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THE BAY ~CHOOs. REsa..

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
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Rsv. G. W. H CLARK, Great Falls, N H.

MEsSRs. HtSRY p. WI: son Y Co. : deem Mrs VII
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hESSRS. HENRY WI ISoS 4 Co | have us-d ye,,r
Hair Regener tor and Hair DRESSING and have received
great benefit from them. deem the artic-. WORTHY of
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Hh who want to restore gray halr It's original color CT
TO any who ar" troubled with danduF, o diSagracfble
itching Of the head umors or to those wos, huir ia
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Rny G.. W Fl CI ARK Gr.,t rou, n II
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[ RICE Of an Italian Queen Warranted pureJ, with
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NJ. o. HEATH,
Attorney and Counselor at Lax
ALSO FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
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10 he hiuhe:t ,oit IN s AZ rla, Snot periou
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MRS. WILSON'S
C @ C O A N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put zip in large bottles
and retalis for 81 cts per bottle, for dressing the
har Of any person, young old, there is ITS equal in
the world IL will make the hair everything You rish it
to be, and moreover, it las perfume that is infinitely
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
Or American, which alone should ente it 10 place on
every advs toilet table.
sc the Regeneration before retiring at night and
in the morning apply little of the Dre sing and YOUR
hair will be even more lieIikc in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair hut these preparations and
these according to directions and We warrant VOC
q good healthy head Of hair
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Hcrry p VIII.
son Co., Manchester, Ii, Ito whom ell letters should
- addressed.
L. T. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
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NEW YORK MARKRT.-June "A.

LhA AAAAaAafal
FLOUR-Market &c lower, with very moderate
business doingi 6urther advance in freights maler-
ally checks the export demand. Market closing
Sales 1900 bbls at silSa4,25 Tor superins state
A4394,5O for extra state; si,l5gi,25 for Buperfne
western s560S5s for COMMON COMMON to good u sbippi6T
brands extra round hooped Ohio s5,29625 for trade
CANADA FLOUR-Market &c lower with mod
crate business. Sales 900 bbs at sf,4,6O for COM
RYE FL6UR2Markot elUiet qGiet and Steady. Sales
CORN ATEAIl-Marlet quiet and unchanged.
WHISk K-market frmer. Sales go bbls at 2i4
@25c for state and western.
WHRAT-A Market opened shade frmer, but
with further advance in freights the market closed
quiet at about yesterdays prices Sales 4s 900 bush
Chicago spring at s0g29l, ,O3 $4,000 bush Milwaukee
a. 90; 1900 bush winter red western at 81 l0l i5
55Q0 bush amber Michigan at sl,i11f 90 bus white
RYE-MarEet quiet and steady. Sales 1900 bush
BARLEF-Mariet dull and nominal.
COR N-Alarket shade easier with moderate bus
ness doing for export and home consumption. sales
1900 bush at 4l5c for new mixed westerni 5le52c
for old do; 5c for damaged CSC for white western;
70c for choice white southern.
Canada, western and state
SUGAR. quiet at efl97c for fair to good re
hning Sales 30 hhds At 795c for Cuba; 77s9IAc for
/ Porto Rico; Is boxes Havana at &C.
DIOLASSES- Market quiet. sales 10 hhds Porto
PORK-AIarlet continues active, but shade o
sier. Sales $3.50 bbls at s0,s09lI,OO for mess cl
ing At SlUolU8s III, 90 Tor prime mes55 s. 1903 loo
for prime. Including some sales Of mess deliverable
| in July, buyers option, at sIO.75
i BEEF-Markgt less active but prices are steady.
Sales 100 bbs at S5 507OO for country primer s8 OO6
1000 for country NESS sll0O9l3 80 for repacked mess
| sl3,O061l4,J0 for extra mess
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull and nom
| inal at lq,0Qd20,OO.
I BEEF HAhIS-Market inactive
/ CUT lIEATS-AIarket quiet Sales at sl4a3Ne
] for shoulders; 414044{c for hams.
| BACON SIDES-Market dull and nominal
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-16

In this year Of grace 1862, the National
Holiday of July Fourth should by no
means be suffered to pass without due cele-
bration Of the blessings and the victories
over its enemies that the Government has
had granted to It during the past year.
From every side come up reasons for a
joyous exultation over the continual sue
cesses which have been achieved under the
good old Stars and Stripes, which now
once again wave over every State IN The
Union. On land and sea, the glory and
honor and power of the Federal Govern
ment have been triumphantly vindioated,
until we no more ask'shan we conquer our
eneElies2o but, ''what shall be done next after
we have conquered them" By means,
then, let us celebrate the Anniversary of
American Independence in manner that
shall do credit to our patriotism, and stir
up anow the fire which flashed up so sud
denly at the application of the torch at
Fort Sumter.