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the poorer cl.ss%s, At some distance from

tue poorer class<s, at some distsnce from
the city proper. -.-..-.
And my name is Carl p hereupooz
sa'd tho young insn. Take this bank
note; It will reach till my return. a.s
Csri rang for the waiter, had the pro
prletor called, commended the old mar
to hrs care In suitable terms, and left the
Lo1se. ag Hi 4--e. - - -, =
Hardly had the morning broke, when
Carl found himself on the way to the
suburb where lived the daughter Of the
old mau with whom he had become ac-
.qaainted under such peculiar circumstan
ses. 1t was not without trouble that be
loud the house. 1t was poor place
The young man knocked, opened the
door, and involun'arily stepped back
What did he see? The yonng girl whose
INCONSISTENCY had made his life burden
unbearable, stood before him. She had
grown pale, very pale but he knew her at
the first glance; it was Bertha, whom lie
had one hoped to call his own AT his
appearance the young girl sprang towards
hlm, overcome with joo, holding out her
little hand. The young man waved her
back, exclaiming:
You did not expect to see ner 't
The poor girl sank into a seat, and
covered her pale, beautiful countenance
with her hands
Are you Wilhelm SIS dau-hter? :?
asked the young man, coldly, after a
pause . &C. .. boa rfJ s7s.
am, answered the maiden timidly.
And who and where is that oshsr to
whom, as you told me at parting. pour
life belonged ? -1'5"o - aol -
- That other ia my father answered the
young girl. looking up to the young man
with glance in which spoke the tender.
est love -''-' 7'' "' -.lH 90
o With lightning quickness the truth
dawned upon him, the scales fell from his
eyes-suddenly all was clear. Speeches.
ly he rushed to Bertha, took her in his
ar.ns, and pressed her TO his breast
Come to your fatherr he iaitered to
the young gIrl. atI
Ny father? o, Ood. forgot; where
ia he? He has been out all night | have
watched for him in tears the long night
through -
Your father is ssred. lie is with me,
was Carrs answer, as he hurried the young
girl out, and through the streets 10 the
arms of her Of his father
fortnight later, in the midst of the
greatest splendor, the marriage Of the
rich Young banker. Carl T., to Bertha
s., took place.
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a Letter from Colonel siuIlIgan to Father
..... .- J(uu he. nIr Ind

.-a Oun ne. bua va.Id
HEAtacARfIs,. NEw Creek, vA.-9sfs,ss
~1"P So"'axy' !! b., sth Army Corps,
E-at ,-1- August I2, 1862 'F'Eafs
MI Dear EATnFR Duxxx: Bv th. o,h;..,a.
papers OF to day, l notice your promos,ss,
70 the colone!cy of the Dunno Leai.u."
tid you welcome to the new yocatinn
nan your conversion from the br.viaryv
TO the bay onet; from the canon law 70 tbk
law OF cannons; from taking heaven bv
violence to taking towns by storm 1t is
meet andJust Your biographer will need
q stirring chapter Your history is too
iuii OF this "vale of tears ;" this martyrdornn
oi parishes this learn look Of Lent How
spiendidiy Will chapter read with this
caption: "Arma V,rumgue, Cano
need not tell you, Father Dunno. borv
intimately In all ecclesiastical history 81
Peter and saltpetre are blended, shedding
Iustfe upon many q miire
he real orthodoxy Of the time il not
Hahan a Sermons" but IIardee's Tactic2
Aen "ressved now days by the doctrines
oi nt James, by fire, and are brought to
mat state OF grace by the apostolic blows
and knocks OF Hudbras
10 be priest according 70 the Order a
Meichisedce ia great thing but to be g.
coionei according TO The act OF Congress,
T
But joking asidH, have only a moment
before going on dress parade / seri ouslS
hope Jour good and patriotic efforts "a
rouse our country men to their dSty NAV
be crowned with immediate success d..
stroy this Government and what sar.,y
remains for our homes; what houors IL,
our history! In the past is the memory
OF greatness; in the future ANARCHY. self.
contempt and foreign scorn. Rather oav.
az "or, preserve the Government, vindi.
cate its strength, and the republic passed
through tins Crisis wall stand with such
assured dignity and tirmness through all
The Coming centuries, that no foe without.
no Judas within, shall ever raise an armed
hand against her. And history shall pla g
some G. this grand balance 70 the account
OF you and your Legion. -.. -
How little, dear Father, did we dream
IN our student days as we sat under vour
protessor-hip IN the dear old halls of St,
Nnrys, that these things should come
upon US Then We READ revolutions. now
we fgM them. l think OF those times
when amid the duties OF camp. and the
isbors and dangers OF the march. with q
relish that iightens the toll 2
Good bye. Success to the "Dunne Le.
eion. The Irish Brigade of Mulliyan.
from the fields of Virginia, bids it God
speed Il recognize among its officers
many OF my friends; give them my re-
iards.
hernember ne kindly TO Dir. John. I
hear tha'ist Mary's, long may she wave
under his able care Is tiourishing Have
you heard from our good Bishop? L
fnur pupil a;rd friend, -.-.
JAS. A. NUILIGAy.
Tc Very Rev. or. Dame. Of Chicago. -
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Says Prentice; Although the Secession
;sts and Aboaitionists seem to pull in diff.
fersnt- directions, their tales. like 6amp-
sens foxes, are joined With frebrands to
wrap tho country in flames
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IN storm at sea- the chaplain asked
one Of the crew if he thought there was
any danger oh. yes.'he replied; If it
blows on at this rate il will blow Us to
heaven in half an hour The chaplain, lin
alarm, exclaimed, oh God forbid?
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cans declared the last to be- Tbismsv h.
the resolve Of the silent mas: but, mesn.
while, the only man in America actin,
with revolutionary vigor are the sIavehold.
ers Of the South. They have Mi IN.
strength OF an oligarchy added to all tn,
resources Of despair The conscrip.ion, il
Is evident, has been obey.d, the pooduce Of
the country is at its leaders disposal, and
they have found, if not generalw, at least
men who understand how volunteer cam
Paigns must be won. The news, a We
said, is disheartening for who believe that
the cause Of the North is still, amid many
errors and much halfhartedncss, the cause
Of freedom ...i ..-. fla
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pTTAW 4 MARBLE YARD

sNE wing purchase the shop and stock
Of Geweil Finley. where he Intends TO carry on the
business extensive scale lie has ON hand and
always receipt Of che hest quality Of American, ta-
ixn Egyptian Marble for Head stones, Tomb stones,
documents. Mantes, Furniture. kc. As he has Of
the hest workmen in the country he feels
sured that hs ge, mp anything in his line in superb
or together With low prices he tsss assured that
he will give an those who him With their support
entire satisfaction.
T.; ordere from distanc~ e.rnes.ly -olicited and
ROM ay attended -. JAMER WILLS.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1862 LUMBER, 1899
LUMBER.

THE subscribers, having purchased the stock Of
lumber aud leased the ysSd formeriy occupied by
John HOssaek. on MAIN STREET, are nev prepx cd to
doors. &C.. Aso good Of easi6sw boards
ana. dry nni hing lumber, constantly os-hsbd. The
Pobaic ana builders are particularly fequssted exi
anime our stock before purchasing isewhsse.
Ottawa, May 1SG2. j S Cso-tf
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j. e., IiATuEwAY,

r 40 LID H.aH DsALEG aE .' eHF
All GindS Of Produce, such WAsdf, Coa, Oats, III.
.ra-.. .. ,.Otty See5 fc. l#"ss-
Office and Warehouse. of Fulton ior-
a-riy occupied by W. W. Low. ttttssa. III.
liberal x,vaEces maL on grain n store. ssp3
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HAVING pur chased of Philo Hard his entire stock
III OF Lumber, L respectfully inform the old
OF this yard, and the public genera ly. that I
shall contiuu the business the old formerly
occupied BY him, and socits n share o their patron
age. l constantly receiving cargOes Of lumber Of
Of every description, inclucIay WIDE SAGINAW
BOARDS, EXTRA THICK FENCING, DRY FINISH
ING LC CMBEK, of the best gr ,des, all Of which wilt
Sold at the lowest cash prices
. Also. constantly constantly on hand Nails, Sash
Doors ard Blinds, ut manufact urers prices.
y Yard west end Madison Street Bridge.
(39.tfv- -~~r FRANK WARNER
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re ,. D. OLNISTE lD, =.
Produce and Commission Merchant.

The market price paid ior all kiods Of Gran-Whest
and Corn stored and shipped parties may desire.
Liberal advances made Gram In store At my
War house The corner Of LA Sale street aud Hy
drauic asin, Ottawa, Illinois. -s-5Gfl2E
n B.-farmers can save time by unloading with me,
as I have the frat Warehouse they approach the
city, and also Steam klevaior and all other convenien
to un. Dad NH dispatch; aud they always
rely getting the market price. s-t 'a strAl--
Ottawa, Dec IS, 81. b.. J. D. rOLNSTEAD.
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TX, SlNESs CARDS
Dentistry at Eastern Prices l,s
iNa DIR. NJ. WHlTTEN =;

Office Main Street, Opposite ManAl0n
HOuae n nd over OrlOMsw Book
.-..zy.-s Store, OsGa ~ u. ST.. t.s s.s..a
~ To my numerous pitieats ! would state thA,
they will receive attention by calling any hour c(
the "dy-wiih promptness aud dispatch.
Nov. 3, 1851 lf Ia Al. WHlTTEN.
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KEEP OUT or DANGER.

We often hear 81 accidents taking place
on railways. Some Of these happen from
carelessness, some from disObedieuce, some
from ignorance. Tie one which | am 20
ing now TO tell you about, happened in a
very singular way, and will, | think, teach
US all useful lesson.
Two men were busy unloading Goals near
a railroad, when, tie whistle sounding. they
became aware that train was coming M.
One Of the men, seeing a wheel. barrow on
the line, Jumped down, and ran 10 move
il out Of the way; but 10 doing this his
foot slipped into an opening between the
rails, aud became firmly liked there. lie
tried with all his might to pull il out. lie
called for help as loudly a. lie could, and
one man hearing him. came running up.
Bot il was too late! The train came pun
ing on with great speed. The poor man saw
il would knock him down and kill him il be
stood where he was 50 in an instant lie threw
himself over the line, thus putting his body
out OF the wsy. But alas il passed over
his foot, which was still firmly fixed, and
need scarcely tell you thatit was dreadfully
crushed. You may think what great pain
The poor man suffered lie vas taken 10 a
hospital, and il was found necessary 10 cut
of his leg Immediately. The mans life
was saved, but be was cripple, obliged TO
90 on crutches FOR the rest IL Biz DAYS.
Now, think this sad story teaches Us how
very easy il is 10 get into trouble, but how
very difficult It is to get out of II. A child
may soon get into bad passion, but he may
be long time coming out Of il, and he feels
unhappy and ashamed as he thinks how
naughty he has been. A boy may soon get
into bad company, but he win be ! Icing time
getting out Of Ii; and even f he does SC, he
will find that be is not the same bow he
once was, bat that IL has done him a great
deal 81 harm. We may easily get into bad
habits, but we shall not so easily get out Of
them. Let us always remember that il Is
much easier to keep out Of evil than get out
Of Il.
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ANIMPoRrANT DiscoYERv,
Fof the Cue Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
Il Ii II MAK0RA ARABICA,


Discovered BY a MISSIONARY While ua,eling
IN Arabic.
"A Ill Who suffering from Consumption should
- use the MAkOKA ARABICA, dtsoscItd ~
Missionary Ia Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consump,ion .houla
use The NAkORA ARABlCA, discovered by Mis-
sionafy 10 Arabia.
the MAkORA ARABiCA, discovered ~ Missionary
IN Arabia.
Al who arc suffering ON sore Throat Coughs snd
Colds, should use the MAk0RA ARABlcA, disco
sefesd By a Missionary in Arabs.
MI who are suffering from Asthma, seIofua and lm.
puIiiics Of the Blood should use the NAk0RA ARA.
blCA, discovered by Missionary IN Arabia.
u cures Consumption.
Ii cures Bronchitis.
L cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
II cures Asthma, scrofula aud Impurities ol iht Bleed
This unequallcd remedy d now Tor the GFst tine ~
trodueed 10 The public.
Il was proyiJeniially discovered By q Missionary
while usseling 10 Arabia. lie waseuTed Of Coneunp.
ton BY IL use AFTER bis bad been proncunced hoTs.
less By learned Physicians 10 Europe.
lie has forwarded 10 Us IL writing, fuli account 81
bis own extraordinary cure and Of number Of her
cures which have come under his observation. and so
q foil account Of the medicine.
AZ biz request. srh impslled by desire 20 stitnd
knowledge 81 this remedy to the public. vie haze bad
bis communication printed 10 pamphlet form for free
distribution Ita interest 30 snhaBced W Heronn
which be gives Of Of Ibe scenes 81 the syrian
sacfes, which he Obtained from those 10 were 1ucf
In that awful tragedy.
This pamPhlei may be obtained al our Office, orll
will be sent free BY mail 10 I'll who apply Tor u.
We import the MAKORA ARABiCA direct from
smyfnaibrough the house of Cleon a Oyfppus, and
We have always on hand full supply put up 10 bottles
ready for use with fall directions
Ptice one dollar per bolils. Sent BY mail, on feeeP
OF price. and "a cents for postage.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
LEEDS, GILMORE &C0.,
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty s., NJ Y.
March 10. si-i7m
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NIGHT sHowETH KNOWLEDGE.

When I survey the bright
Celestial sphere,
50 rich with jewels hung that nigh.
Doth like an Ethicpe bride appear.
My soul her wings doth spread.
And heayenward flies,
The Almighty mysteries 10 read
In the large volume Of the skies.
For the bright frmamen.
Shoots forth no fame.
So silent, but is eloquen,
in speaking the Creators name
No unregarded star
Contracts It's light
Into so small character
Removed far from our human sight
But il we s,esdfasl look
We shall discern
In il, as in some holy book,
How man may heavenly knowledge learn.
II tells The conquerOr,
Thai laE-siIeioh'd power,
Which his proud dangers traffic for,
il but the triumph Of an hour.
That from the farhesi North,
Some nation may
Yet undiscovered issue forth.
And DER his new-goi conquest sway.
Some nations, yet shut in
With hills Of ice,
May be let oct TO scourge his sin,
Till they shah equal hin il vice:
And then they likewise shall
Their ruin have;
For as yourselves your empires fall,
And every kingdom hath grave.
Thus those celestial fires,
Though seeming mute,
The fallacy Of cur desires
And all the pride Of life reflte.
For they have watch'd since first
The world had birth
And found sin in itself accurst,
And nothing permanent on earth
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Be CHEERTUL. --Wedo not like tolcok into
an eye that never smiles The good Vicar
Of Wakefield said: 81 have always been an
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admirer OF happy human faces" aad we ac-
knowledge that we belong 10 this class. The
Iineamentsof cheerfalness are always beau
tifuI. especially in the young; for tits ex-
pected of them---it is their natural temper
ament. Gloomy frowns disiigure brows
which should be always smooth and sunny,
but cheerfulness is a habit. and must pc
cultivated. Hows Bv remembering those
who are afiicted-thosc whom disease has
chained or whose senses have been taken
from them, or who are feeling the stings OF
want and wretchedness. Contrast your own
life with theirs, and acknowledge that pro-
perty has brought with it moroseness and
ingratitude.
keep aloof from sadness" SAYS an Ice
landic writer, cit is sickness Of the soul"
He was right. Many things which we term
adverse 10 life, are afterwards found to be
replete with latent good--good 10 others
good ordered and brought about BY God.
Renee ber this, and under the darkest storm
clouds be cheerful. Literary Companion.
A BRIGHT Boy.---We never read the scene
in Henry w., where Falstaf and Prince
Henry exchanged characters, without think
ing oil similar case said 10 have occurred in
an ancient parsonage great while ago. The
Rev. Mr.. Regulus was an excellent man,
rather eccentric and somewhat economical.
Jonas, a farmers boy, used sometimes to 90
with presents to the parsonage, sharp eyed
little fellow, but rather uncouth in his man
ners. One day he brought in leg Of NUT
ton, laid il down without ceremony, and was
making off.
"I'lI teach that boy lesson III good man
ners," said Mr.. Regulus to his wife. lie
needs to have the clown rubbed off little.
Jonas come back here a moment. Don't
you know, my fine fellow, that you shouldn't
come into house in that way, without
knocking and with your hat on. Sit down
in my arm chair. Imagine yourselfthe min
ister. and I'll come in with the mutton
and show yop how boy ought to behave"
Jonas sits up grayely in the arm chair,
and Mr. Regulus goes out with the leg of
mutton.
Enter Mr.. Regulus in the character Of Jo-
mas. lie takes OF his hal with low bow.
My father sends his compliments to Mr..
Regulus. and asks his pastor TO accept to-
ken Of his regard"
Jonas, from the armchair:
Il thank you; Mrs. Reguh.s. just gire
that boy nine pence"
The lesson was mutual.
M0nihiy Religious A9gls:st
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TwentY.Fiye Dollars Reward.

Dan away Rom the subscriber, on Saturday the
Az Goth u January last, ny negro boy ANTHONY.
Said boy i Of whiiish yellow complexion Eve feet
six o. seven inches higl. sbout eighteen o. twenty
yeats old and supposed 70 weigh about enc hundred
aud forty or one hundred aud fny pounds. lie has
heavy head Of hair, and talks short when questioned
and no doubt 30 g trying 10 pass for free boy. will
give the above reward los Ms delivery 10 me al Pros.
poet HILL, Caswel county, confinement in any jail
so that can get him. :,
March III. n-3i
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Fall Stock Of Shoes,
WILSON, McILWAINE 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots and Shoes, Trunks, &C,

66 sycmorae Street,
pIgz2eBT2E, Va,
INVITE attention 70 their FALL STOCK, va sh
il very large md complete and unsurpassed il u
rely. Their own make Of
STfCHD0WN BRoGANS,
ate NOT creslleJin style and durability.
Close buyers. whether for cash Or on time will find
i advantageous 20 examine this siock when IL naiksi
Prices and terms will be found al least a. favorable a
can be had elsewhere.
Orders will meet with prompt attention.
September ~. 20
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TO TIE PUBLIC

'g'IiE Subscribers would hereby return lair heari.
felt thank anj gratitude u Their friends snd rts.
TONER. for the liberal support given u III our effort ID
supply their wants II Confederate prices. Shall We
buy Sili FOR ioa, shall We mott II Is twenty eeuis
pc pound to-day be had a, that b De bur Ot
4 fca days. Had nOt some others who have more
/" pits" better ny 70 furnish i'll
II. y. BROWN & co.
Apfil %. 81
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SALT! SALT! SALT

WE have invested one thousand dollars IL sii
winch We sill sell a. ten per cent. unrfrltnJs
ai DO well % huy hall supply, - as 10 tnlbe " 10
Fuy more. II any expect u to hold sail II present
prices they will Ne mistaken. . bird 10 the hand y
worth iwp 10 he bush.' Hiilsborough i no. me
highest market, there ate places Than onr.
II. y. BROWN 4 Cn.
Iune A. Al
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The FARMER AND TIE REGGAR.-A strong,
lazy loefer. who preferred begging for pre-
carious substance, to working for sure
one, called at lle house Of blunt Massa-
chusetts farmer, and. IN tie usua language
ol his tribe. asked Tor some cold sirluals
and oil clothes
You appear "a be stout, hearty look
ing man" said the farmer; what do you do
for living;'
Why, not much replied the fellow,
except travelling from one place to anoth-
err"
Travelling about, eh.' rejoiued the far.
mer; can fou travel pretty ~ell;'
On, yes, I'm pretty good At that"
Well then" said the farmer, coolly
opening the door, lets see you travel"
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TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.
Reprinted 81 Raleigh. n. g,
mIlls!gDgoUGEl, ". g.


voice from Heaven, 1 pages.
Don't put il OIL,
All sufhcieney Of Christ.
Self Dedication 10 God
Private Devotion,
The Act Of Faith,
The Sentinel,
Motives 70 Early Piety,
Come to Jesus. Formerly 81 pagcs) nov III
81 and in 8 four page haeis.
Approved BY al the Pastors ofths City.
A large edition Of the above should be printed brfon
The type Is distributed twill cost $40 10 reset them
The number aud variety win BE- increased as funds are
given. 500 pays for $4,000 pages; $40 pays for
%, 0e0 piges, and 81 pays for 1900.
Donations 10 be sent 70 the Agent, which he will
acknowledge BY letter and report 70 each % The Pa.
Tors Or this City. More than $4,000 pages OF ntm
tracts have been sent 10 our soldiers in Virginia.
WM.L CROWDER, Tract Agt
July. 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most cffcctual remedy which the medical
skin of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal Hlalady. II Is conn
bincd from the most active remediais that have
been discovered for the expurgaton of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue OF the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence il should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofuia, but also those other affee-
tons which arise from IT, such as ERuPTIvY
and SKIN DISEASES. ST. ASTHeSr's FINE,
RosE, or EnysIPEIAs. PIMPLEs, PrsrpLEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAIss and BoIrs, TuNoRs, TETrHR
and SALT RHKrx. ScALD HEAD. RISowoRM,
RHErMArIsN, SYFniLIrIc and N.HcrRIAL Dis
EASES. DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING fRoA VITA,
TED on IMrrHE BLoop. The popular belief
in " fnpwity of tie blood is founded in truth.
for scrofcla is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue OF this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.