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The national Republican., 1862-04-25
Miscellaneous Items.

The King and Queen Of Holland will visit The
Emperor Napoleon in May, the Queen staying
month at the French court.
Entire religious liberty is to be secured by
law in Austria, except that up TO the age of is
years children must follow the creed preferred
by their parents.
Prof. L. d. Sanborn, formerly of Dartmouth b
College, writes from 81. Louis, that Flag Officer
Foote prays US though God did everything, and
fights US though man did everything.
The Marquis di San George, Maltese nobl6
man Of high rank, has been sent to prison for
five years, for stealing soda water glasses and
other things from his club.
Paris since the enlargement, counts rs ave-
nues, 92 bOulevards. AZ highways, l76 lanes or
places" iG wharves, l,s9S streets, 1873 tn Dr.
oughfares-in all, 1886 public wayr.
Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal, says:
"lf you hear fellow speak Of Union men as
abolitionists, you may set him down as O
knight oi the Golden Circle"
The magnificent new Roman Catholic Cathc.
dral OF ST. Peter and St. Paul, at New York
was consecrated on Sunday with the usual Ger.
emouies. The address was delivered by Rev
Hugh Mclaughlin, of Richmond.
Residents in Colorado say that the large cap
italists mining there believe that the territor,
will export, in The year ending March, 1868
between S40000,000 and $5O,0O0,OOO. Til
present population Of Colorado is $4,000.
Oil is sent down the Allegheny river fro1
Oil city and Tidioute, in boaes. They are mad
tight, lG by 30 feet, and are filled from tn
wells or tanks along the creeks; twenty ar
fastened together t. form river fleet Thi
This fleet is run to Pittsburg, where the oil
put iuto barrels, and forwarded to market.
HORSES FOR ESGLAND.-Maine has begun l.
furnish horses to England. A Morgan mare
five years old, Is hands high, and weighing
1000 pounds, bought in Norway village las
fall, aud known as the Belle of Brunswick, ;
has recently been taken to Liverpool, for Mr.
John De Costa. The mare has trotted in 2.5C
and sold for $500.
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This volume contains the PORTRAITS (fne
line engraviugS and BIOGRAPHIES OF each Of
the following prominent Officers:
Gems. Anderson, Banks, Butler, Burnside, Risuk.
er, Barry, John Cochrne, Couch, Dix, Duryea,
Franklin, Fremont, Heintzeluaa, Lane, Lyon
Man A. Id Mcclellan, Mcdowell, Richardson, Rose
Grams, s!ckles, Sgel, Scott, Slocum and Wool Coils.
Corcoran, Cowdin (lst Mass.) and Ellsworth. Com
Dupont, snd Capt wilkes
The publishers tried to produce book essentially
for the soldiers, complete, compact, elegant and
cheap-to be carried with them In their knapsacks
Of pookets-wthout tahiag up more room than q
small Pocket Bible,
The price for each volume
bound In cloth. h.........................b0 90 OTIS.
bound In elegant cloth, with beveled
edges aud gill;. ............,... IS cts
As the demand for this work will, no doubt, be
large and the production of 1t comparatively slow,
Oh account Of the great number of engrayings Il
cintans, .orders should be tent at an early day by
all those vino wish to be served speedily as we shall
ezecute.each order In its turn.
l.. PRANG q CO.,
No. $40, Seventh st, four doors above d,
up stairs, Washing ton, d. c.
N BAH orders, accompanied by the money, sd
drssssd 70 oar Wsshinstoa Houss, will be promptly
atsndsdt n, sAd feswArdsd y w camp, q city, b.
ue0s 0oe.0 qAAUk ,.s,t OaS1
B N U..fa
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AGENTS WANTED.

IN ALL The CAMPS AND CITIES II rHs u. 8
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND TERMS.
WE WILL MAKE IT AN OBJECT
TO ENTERPRIsING MEN.
CHAPLAINs, POSTMAsrERs, and all ,uob
who can spare little time, and feel Inclined to buy
and sell, should supply the men In the camps with
oar beautiful and life like cart.picturss.
DEAL WITH US DIRECTLY and you will 70
csive first ciass work a7d get the Lowest Prices
PICTURES OF COLoNELs AND OTHERS
moi on our List, made to order at reasonable prices
wing TO you the exclusive saie--AND THE
PROFITS
CAN'T. SCENES, with portraits Of the STAFF and
Field Officers made to order, "a all other LItho.
graz hic Work done in the most artistic style.
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NEW BOATs-HEw CARS.
tsaSh FOR BOSTON, -
NEW LONDON NORWICH, and WORCESTER
DAILY,
(sundays ExceptedJ
At 8 O'clock, p. L.,

PlER % N h., FOOT OF vESTRY STREET,
The new and magnificent steamer CITY or BoS
TON, VIM Wilcox. commander, from New York
Tuesdsys, Thursdays, and Saturdays and fran,
AlynS Point Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fri
The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF NEW
YORK Thomas q. Jcwctt, commander from New
York-Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; from
AnynS Point Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
fhess two nsW s.espsrs have been built expressly
ier this route, with all modern improvements, In
sludins Water Tight Compartment aud are the
onis :!ea'eers ever built for Long leland Sound
With this great life preserving Improvement.
Conductor accompany the steamers each way.
Passengers proceed from Allyn's Point immc
diatey on arrival Of steamers by Express Train TO
Boston, Worcester, Lowell, Lawrence, Fltchburg
Nashua, Concord, the White Mountains, 30, SO.
P1senser returning from Boston leave the Depot
q the Boston AID Worcester railroad At s 30 r. N
Worceeter z. NJ, arriving at Allyn'b Point p,3e
Freight taken at the Lowest Rates, and delivered
y Boston early the next day.
State Rooms 10 abundance can be had 6u board
steamer, or at the Boston or New York Offices, 10
advance. Y. 8. MARTIN, Agent.
iaUg 8-om Pisr 80, N. X.
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY 1T,

A FRIEND IN NEED. TnY 1T.
rr, Dh SW lf,si EE.S NrALLipLn Ia 81 LIN NMENrS
from the recipe Of DIR. Stephen Sweet, Of Connect
cut, the celebrated bone setter whose fame u un.
rivaled by that of any living man. 1t Is Q certain
and immediate cure for Rheumatism, Gout, Neural
gia, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Burns
Sealds, Piles, Lumbago, Headache, Toothache, and
all Rheumatic ami Nervous DISC ders, External In.
juries, 30,
All sufferers should give it trial
RICHARDSON S CO., Propristors,
" Norwich, Conn.
For sale by CHARLES SrOTr, General Agent
TO; Washington, and Ly all dealers
feb 4-d&wly -
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g N. LEWlR, n. D.,i
Ne Do1atAl surgeon.
OFFICE No. 248 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Behss nselfA and fMrtsesA Arest,

Respeotfuliy tenders his professional services 70
the public. Having had an extsnsive practice u
charge his duty In every oase ~hioh may be presented
to his care.
Dr. l.. has secured the right to use the newt npsoye
nent, patented By DIS. A, n. 4 J. L. Assay, Of Phil
sdeiphia for fastening artificial teeth to gold, oliver
q pfatna plates, which preeludes ths possibility o.
salIya or foreign materials seoretlng between then
q ths ssrne time rendering the operation more nrm
NATURAL and Of more utility to the patient, dspens
ing with the ordinary nodes Of fastening, By fivst
Of plates and Consequently imperfect adaptation
70 the mouth.
He would respectfully invite the pablo to HE ono
10 examine this Improvement. Todo % d to be ooa
vaced Of Its superiority over all methods heretofor
used.
The dental profession h slso invited to call snt
examine its merits and utility,
Also, dentists can be furnished with teeth Of al
Kinds, st les price than they can be bought elss
Vhere nov eff
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JsTeRlOR ADOnaAksTsi

OF Az 0RADkS AND PRICk5I
Warranted Gold Hand Window Shades Bu6
Green, and Blue Holland Shades, oil sres; made to
order.
Also, . handsome assortment Of Picture Cord and
fssacls, all sizes and colora
PurChaaing for cash, and allowing no old stoIk tc
accumulate persons needing the above gOods will hnd
Il TO their advantage to give me . call.
All work executed aud superintended BY practical
men, who have served regular Apprenticeship ai
thsir trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay required
Please give me . call: Remember the number
JOHN MARKRlTER,
No 4s6 Seventh street,
nov o.. .oms Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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k00 mn LBS. ROUGH TALLOw AND
COO,OOO Army Grease wanted, for which
the highest price will be PAID nj the National So
and Candle WORKS, Green street and the Canal
Georgetown, ID. U. q, JEWELL,
Proprietor.
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NEW INVENTION OF ARTIFJClAL
~ CHEOPLASrIC BONE TEETH,
xuifhnttf sla al Lana hs

IN
~ CHEOPLASrIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or ci9ps, By
DIR. S. b. SIG Il 8 NJ q N ID .
80 broadway, New York; aud 80 Penna avenue,
bet. Eth and 18th sts., Washington, ID. g.,
Calls the attention Of the public to the following
advantages Of his improved system.
LIST The teeth Of his manufacture will never oorrode
10. change color By any ssids and ars three
ID. No teeth or roots need be extracted, "a the
artificial ones oan be inserted over them
I'd. The roots will be made inoGensive and never
10 ache.
eth. No temporary teeth are needed, a. permanent
ones can Be- made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression Of the ace which, under ths
old system, is frequently disfgured.
bth This work has been fully tested, for over five
years, by many Of the first Chemists and Physicians
Of this and the Old country.
DIR. 5. has also invented . white iudestruotibls
metal hling with which the nost sentative teeth car
be filed without pain, and can build up perfect
sound tooth on any side roots, which will las
through lifetime.
DR.. Doremus, Professor Of Chemistry; Hon, A.
esnn, jun; Capt Crabtree, Vice President Of thu
nrigrstion Co. of New York; Hon. Judge Wayne
She Supreme Court; Of Washington, d. G.; and
thSaisands of others.
Call and examine yourselves. nov s-sm
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HIoHLr IMPORTANT TO
AMBRoTrPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS,
both 10 the city and sur rounding country, 80.
In addition to our large business, We have added
. large and choice stock Of ambrotype aud dsgucr
rean materials, such as
UNION CASES,
Every si,e In the Trade.
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every size made.
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
FANCY and OVAL MATS and rRESERVERS
every size In the Trade.
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every sire made.
MELAIN0TYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
svery sire made.
CUT CROWN GLASS, .
every SIZE In the Trade.
We guarantee to sell this stock At or near the man.
uiacturers prices
Our printed PRICE.LIsT sent free to any ad
dress
Orders from the Campo promptly attended to
Store open from 7,30 u m. to 0.a0 p m.
HeinembeI the Observation-Disclosures
+. J. BELLEw CO.,
... "'' hanu1Astussss' Agsat,
s gtaE "a WaaAlasea' ., q
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DENTISTRY.
Tnn.n, Ynnyn

T..!Ms'' ff,soasy,MN,s. ffsasy,MN NJ. -.
Teeth, attends personally a ms once In this city.
Many persons oan wear thsee teeth who cannot
~, =. ssS, and psr'0a can wear oth' who 'Aa
Psrsoaa calling at ny ofhoe can be sooonpodated
With any Nyle and prfos Of Teeth thsy nay dssirs
bat 70 thoss who are particular and wsh tie pursst
can prodnss, the Mineral Plate viii Be more fully
warranted. ,,...-. .
Rooms n this eity-No. sas PsnMylyaAia aysnue
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, M Arcf
street, Philadelphia, RArlS-ly
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~ tioe Of DentIstrY, In the Washingtoa Building,
corner Psnnsylvania avenue and Bsvsnth street.
navipg pfaotSeed n the 8outh nearly eixeen year.,
he iees ssrsd that he saa give sasisAot'oa 70 any
Teeth inSsrted on vuLoASrfs, Rupssl, o. Co.'s
rIAr,, Chloroforh administered whsn desired.
iang 1T &.
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The following lots OF fsilver-Platsd Ware
are OF shs Best Make IN the Trade, and
are warranted % be Deabls Silver
Plated o. the best material, and equal
In qualify 20 any Plated Goods sold By
the best regulated Io.sss, ~ ~
Full sets Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ia.
bic Spoons. ............. fofSl, 20
Tipped and Threaded To.
Die Foiks.. for I.so
Tipped ard Threaded Tea
Spoons 70 paich. .... fos 100
splendid Extra Silver plated Olive snd
Threaded Table FORKS rks.....,.,.,,,, for 4 90
splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons. for 800
We sell:
Fine siiver.plated Cups, Mugs, GobIets, Salt
Stands In every pattern retail price -, for Loo
Elegant Silver. plated Cake and Gard Bas-
ks".... worth s7.ko, for SOC
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S62. Arrangement for 1862
NEW YORK LINES,

%EtriiTH HsbH1hs Hf RAiEGoApco.'
FROM pHIhADELPHIA 70 NEW YoRi
From Walnut street WharF, and kcn
sin9ton Depot.
WILL LE,vs As FOLLOWS, VIZ: Far
AT 4. N via Camden AMI Amboy-C, "A:
Al 4. N, yis Cam len . aud i jersey 'Gtiiy-N:w
Jersey Accommodation. ;.,;......:;... so
A,lssP via Camden and Xmtoy"Aeeom,. 90
Mar via &. n,ien and AmOoy-G. and A.
M4 I. Vi. Camden and jersey City.
At4r: N, via Gsmdeo and jersey Giy.!
Acs = n, u. ksn:insion and jersey City,
Alta T NJ sis ksnsioston and Jersey 6iiiyoo
AtsP NJ, via Camden and Xim6i;oy.AcooJ |
modation, (Freight and Passenger ,%jo n,
1st class tick et......., :, "a |
The 6,s I: NJ Line runs daily, Sundays eh''ed'
The T. +. NJ Southern Mail runs dairy
WAY LINES. /
For Bristol, Trenton, 40, at 10 snt IN
and 5, q 80 and III NJ, from KeDslns And 9h
T. NJ, from Walnut street WHAT.
For Bratol and intermediate Statior i''s A.
For Psjmyra. Riyertou, Delauco. utly Bur
lington, Florence, Bo,deniown, DC 1k, l, ,4,b
Stsainboat Trenton, for l,or lentowA intsrme.
diate Stations at * +. NJ, from rhut street
wharf
a. For New York and Way Liphving ken'
sinston Depot, take the Cars on Ff'fes. aooye
Waluut, hall an hsur before dep9e ihs cars
run into the Depot, and on Ariivf each IRAN,
run from the DepOt.
Fifty pounds OF baggage only twsd each pas
senger. Passengers are prohibiiGp .ahins any
thing g baggage but their weG sp' aiei. Az
BaggaSe over fifty pounis, toI taia l9f extra
The Company limit thrir respoHy tor bagsage
to One Dollar per pound and 40. oe nable ior
any amount beyoud 100 Dolisfxyep, oy tpe, ial
htrast wM. II. "MhH' Agent
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CLOTHING, &c.

SUH..a OIosH,s; n ;Arpucrp PRICES,
nes Clothing Of fsduesd ptllss. Our stcek
embraces all style. and gsala3ss Of Gentle
q a. nSss sSSsS9 Srssis ~ .oXf a1gls
Also, Bhirs and rurnishing 0oods In great variety.
Clothing made to order ct the shortest notios.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
SS7 Pennsylvania avenue,
july1e between Ninth and Tenth 10.
NENTLEMHN's READY.AADR
" . Il q y III = n 3I
Oar present assortment Of 0eatisnen's Ready
made Clothing onen 70 ettisens and .trangers wish
ing au immediate OUTFIT, superior induoements, EN-
bfacing at this time all stylss and qualities Of bre
aad businea 9arnents and Ovefeoats, In all yarie
Kid and other Gloves Of best quality. Scaris, Ties
Cavats, Stosks, Hoelsly, no., b. All Of when VI
afe shering at our usual low prices.
uanner WALL, STEPHEND CO.,
marT-u sn Pennsylvania avenue.
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+ p Z ANG'
CARD PORTRAITS
-....a. r,gs OF ,..rn'r. p.
Prominent Characters!
PRANG'S CARD PORTRAITS
PROMINENT CHARACTERS.

The only original and ilieilks pubiicatiouof Min
iature Portraits - Line Ensravipgs -jast larsI
enough 10 enclose In common Letter Envrlop" 81
satsfyiss the curiosity Of distant fiends, or to
nament . Photographic Album. For coilec 4
they are much superior to Photographs, - they III
last for Hundreds Of Years. III
OUR IMPRINT Is ON ALL OUR rUkT-
CATIONS III
Price, for .usle copies. 10 cents. Twenty .jpiss
for 81. A very liberal discount to the trade.
PICTURES, MAPS or ROCKS sent tefy Cd.
dre.s In the United States and Cauadas, HSE OF
POSTAGE. The money must aooompay every
order.
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WALL, STEPHENS q co.,
" MILITARY AND NAVAL
NJ Z X C II ANT TAIL RS,
AND pEALxRs IN
SWORDS, SASHES, BELTS, EPAULETS
SHOULDER STRAPS, GAUNTLETS,
GLOVES, &C.,
AND EVERY vARrKrY OF
READ r-MADE CLOTHING,
AtreasonabIe prices.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
392 Pennsylvania sveuue,
Ian 10 between 9th and 10th streets
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The attention Of our numerous patrons is re-
qussted to our Large and Choice Selection
Of Gold Leaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Dsguerreotype Cases,
in every size In the Trade.
We are ceiling these soods from 50 OTIS. to ss.bo
fitted In order, being IS per oeat. less than the
maken' retail price.
We are Agents for the Sale Of
hcCLAINY CELEBRATED
C0LOGNEs. EXTRACTS, and
C0COANUT HAIR OILS,
AND ALSO sos ... ..,.
MERCHANTS COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC.,
ALSO yoa.
wORsLEY's HONEY, ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR soAPe;
ALSO, TAYLoRs,
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines OF Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which We Offer at the Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedars are
Respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and PhiIa.
delphia prices, orperish in the attempt.
We are bound to soil cheaper than the
cheapest--delivered free.
Ladies' and Gentlemen give US an early call,
1t makes no difference whether you buy or not;
look over our full lines Of
Fine Je,0ehy, Slver Plated Ware, Gu aud N.ncy
Frames, Engauings, Pictures, P1fumey,
Soaps, Staple and Fancy Goods:
~ Gentlemanlysc are always ready to
wait on you.
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DOsWELL's mEDICATED
D , COUGH CANDY,
For COUGHS,
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS,
INFL UENZA,

And all 'inelpient adges of Consumption
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
o. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Corner Maryland avenue and Seventh 1t,
And z. ID. GILMAN,
Penn. avenue, near Browns Hotel.
Charles Allen, W. n. Entwisle,
D. y. Clark, john X. Major,
L. n. Smith, B. @. Major,
H. II. HcPheson, j. W. Nsirn,
s G. Ford, J. D. O'Dopnsl,
j. =. MilbuIn, j. +. Dawson,
Charles Stott, d. G. Ridgely.
Barnard.
Ard BY Drusgists and Suffers ssnerslly.
Ian I
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gia, Gout, Dropsy, FeveQ, Dyspepsia. and other
disc here delicate Ladies' specially
would find II TO their greatest advantage to consult
DR. Il lie promises to all satisfaction and prompt
relief Vaccine mat er, Of the best and freshest kind
constantly kept on hand, and carefully inserted.
Charges very moderate. aps-f
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ELECT SCHOOL FOR GlnLy.

CELECT SCHOOL FOR GinLS.
Sl2 Per Quarter. French and Music included.
MRs A. ZAPPONE, Principal,
No. Oh X street,
Near the Circle.
ariFaruished Rooms for Rent On very moderate
tsrns, In the same building dec SIT
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
OFFICIAL.

o. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at The Second Session of The Thirty
seuenh Congress.
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DIR. "A. ZAPPO Il,
Regular Physician and Professor of the various
branches OF Science connected with Medicine,
Office, No u X street, rear The Circle.
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L. PRANG Il CO.,
Publishers l. Practical LithoHaphers,
No $40 SEVENTH SrREEr, FouR DyEs ABovE
., ur STAIRS, WAsHrxaTk.
No "a MsHcHAsr's Row, BOsf' MAaa.
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NEw YORK AND ERIE RAuLxOAD.

aug lI-tf 10 a
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N. B.-vsrious other pictures In work.
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n STYLE SPRING CEP JUST HEC'D.
Ivy 81, at No AGO Seventh street.
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I'll Keep 'em Awake.

Near Newark, N. j., lived very pious
family, who had taken an orphan to raise,
who by the way, was rather unidentified.
He had imbibed very strict views on rela-
gious matters, however, and once asked
his adopted mother if she didn't think it
wrong for the old farmers to come to
church and fall asleep, paying no better
regard to the service. She replied she
did. Accordingly, before going to church
the next Sunday, he filed his pockets with
apples. One bald headed old man, who
invariably went to sleep during the SER
mon, partiularly attracted his attention.
Seeing him at last nodding and giving
nasal evidence of his being in the sland Of
dreams, he hauled off and took the astoun-
ded sleeper, with an apple, square on the
top of his bald pate. The minister and
aroused congregation at once turned
around and Indignantly gazed at the boy,
who merely said to the preacher, as be
took another in his hand, with sober,
honest expression of countenance "Yon
preach, I'll keep 'em awake r
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ten thee. Does thee recollect the trial for
murder at L assizes? / said I would
prove thee; and so have, for them hairs
come from the back Of rats skin my SON
sent nie from Norway So the old gem
tleman was quite satisfied with the. proof
to which he had put me, and /, as you
may suppose, was well pleased that my
skill and sagacity had stood such queer
proof as this, and more convinced than
ever of the value of the microscope
Here the doctor ended his story, which
I have given as nearly as possible in his
own words, and upon which I believe that
a thorough dependence may be placed.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-07-05
BEL AIR, MD. SATURDAY MORNING.

Oh! how quickly the day few, and the
night approached; and just as twilight
was setting in, a ruthless savage seized my
boy roughly by the arms, and bound him
to tree. First he waved tomahawk
over his head to frighten him, but the
boys blue eyes looked steadily at the saw
age in scorn and his cheek never blanch-
ed. Enraged at his scorn, the Indian
raised his tomahawk for the last time
Instinctiyely my hand rested on my revolt
yer, I felt sure Of my aim! l raised it
slowly, and pointed it at the heart Of the
savage and fred. With frightful yell,
he sprang into the air, and fell dead.
With scream of rage the Indians rush
ed upon me; another fell by my revolver.
Again [ attempted TO fire, but my pistol
snapped; throwing it away, prepared to
die; and just as the foremost Indian was
about to sink his knife into my bosom,
the sharp crack of rifle was heard, and
the Indian fell dead at my feet, bathed in
his own blood. The next moment the stall
wart Harry Cheverly leaped into the ring.
All the savages fed but their chief who
rushed upon my husband, shouting
ola, Harry Cheverly, revenge at last"
and pointed his pistol which missed fire.
The next moment my husbands knife
was in the renegade's heart. Harry had
seen the lines which I wrote on the wall
and knew the fate of his wife and child
We were troubled no more with the In
dams, for the next year old Tippecanoe
with the avenging rihemen under his COM
mand, drove away and cleared the forest
of our dusky foes
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B@- "Will you keep an eye on my
horse, my son, while | step in and get
drink ?"
eyes sir"
Stranger goes in and gets his drink;
comes out and finds his horse is missing.
"Where is my horse, boy?"
Giles gone, sir"
didn't I tell you to take care Of him,
you young scamp =
ono, sir, you told me to keep an eye
on him, and SO l did till he was clear out
Of sight"
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-07-05

B@r els it hard bottom at the foot of
the hill?" inquired a traveller Of an Irish
man coming up.
"Hard as rock" was the reply
The traveller whipped up his steed, and
presently plunged into quagmire.
nYou villain, why did You tell me it
was hard bottom here"
"I told the TRUTH" said Pat; you'll
find it hard enough when you reach the
bottomyou ai'nt half way to it yet"