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furniture. 1t.

EDUTNAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
\ COMMISSION Rooms. TAT the Old StandJ No. ll3
Main street, where they still continue TO carry On the
business in all its branches.
We shall nave in store a times good assortment
of NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE, Crock
cry, Glass, BRITANNIA Wooden Ware, Table cutlery,
which we shall sell tor CASH At the lowest prices
EVENING Auctions.
Sales Of Drv and Fancy Goods Watches, Jcwelry,
Books, We Gonsisnmeuts sol cited for these sales -
we offer our services to the pubic for all kinds Of
sales where an Auc0ncer is needed hoping to receive
RgeneIouss share OF patronage. du mt
IBNHE BEST SELF-SEALING CAN
n IN USE. b. LAMSOS n co. have just received
lot CT j d. WtLLoUGHaY's Fstert Se-Sealing
pAsESESGVE 81 IS,
lhe best IN Those wishing TO pr Frr OF any
sluu viii 10 well 70 call and examine them before pur,
chasing elsewhere We ave received and shall
Keep constantly on hand s X uoots sdDarior guality
E'E.AFsa- sysst7Ch asSaNE'T& WARE,
Ever piece warranted not crscke, which oher at
prcs mat cannot fall olsgit purchasers We also seep
constantly on hand II large took Of
ROUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Both New ana seeongraid Furniture every variety
Feather Beds and Bcddiug Also, large lot % ParoI
aud Cooking Stoves Call before you buy,
=. Il. LAMSON & CO..
66 IS, and 20 Main street.
~ Z. d. LARSON Will give his personal attention 10
ioa sale oirea estate personal property in city county
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@&nitrmes.
o & t 0 K C. A. Hill L S
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

Eor,to,.a., ,,,
Glay be Justly ranked as the most sue
ran,,o,nanta oiat4si si'e' my NJ iui ~
Giiiicq ldto peculiar Gu, to the feaqie ser,
seni,r in Fsn ,alS Pu Ri u all, iii me
Nms ana varied practice OF twenty
SSS Delicate sna Dai i n I,isor,, t.e
ND niscasSs ris Ism IIn IL nis0r r
t a.r 'G i rSe iEo ,i 'i n colstrue
t. nI, I hio iu4Stiqns o. tGe Female Sys
and study i. which department. Of his
pt%uuet ~ mas peel, MS aim TO Drlng 10
assIloottSov.sl test Sl,u issue the different
N1eri Mii. anu i,'t'1 ~ Agen1N o. ths
GguSuls "l'Velheht, sac ana Certain
REMEDY for all cases OF Irregularities
,. Suppessioiis ailI OosiIuctlons' and theiI
t e ~ HnVSo ~ tuc ielae SYSTEM ana the
result u Ihe Pr9qaGuon E % his ppc,7r ,ro,
Mrne Sp ~" IT, mhU0 ~ La III,
experience proves 10 be most speedy ANA ecaeeus in
sessi If. III .ss 30 be sed G ii a'I aM ays
tons. III al '''''' "S'0 70 Tue ui'e0
h ~ w Ah'S oh Ely n ~ SIt i boILLf.S
lying result mas been the prompt and thoroush restGIa
Ton ot iuaieos 81 reinatvs; %i,o nSVe smusmt tte
rs lndlspua'e rlkht to be sly ed the greatest a..
SnfheT 1rcnsrsti"ns sfSI .Fe|re stboiicen'
Dei5 WEI s'S t'sG' ~ ia IN
9ssses VI 5tItill'n anu az Piivea it I'm ~
Ing M'entons Oh men VINO iapS no Juse G1ii 70
Of ehpEIle"Ge, niu',i Tys VI a'g IN III u.s.
% "iI a. r VI 6t ~ many Je
Gls a', 5ges oI pIes .'iV r i I 80
ai"pts % HeCgoe si d ,ie M If No. S
% ny ne srtie - anu u0 VI az
IN Is the only regular nbvseiau whose advertise
! IN 70 w
K ge f 1 ~ s y i3ii rosr ~ an y, No 5s -
MeW risatS ig H. Vle ' AZ "es "a, @ " m 80 a.
WY l'.ie te III 1 AZ, % anu y ~. ~; ~
IN ~ Eases SEX ne a lase part u S 'cuIy
ana Praeuee a9tlnE tnat h't ,2 oi tllnei
nv EAALE hENA ~ IN n"s u"t oio rl - Ils
ana Strength ana Is Ptt az III DoltieS O C1sN.en'
SIZE HeIl sGdeE W. 80 ~ ~ .!'I'
aIiu Is W az p'!' VI 'iie teu
otIles, ana the Ci'aueS III P"CA5seS vorY slie %
man " eApless, " VI e. oot
tle Co'hnlunchIpis ~ '.ii aie ',tlet, o''elltHi
ana must contain MS F"IlaDie rec OF u % insure al
''sis 81 H in ,o,03y mrs Female Kc.o,lstor IL,
~ Dea' u XXX. fl'tt Se.naie hSsuIato! Is
PlcIi M . 40 lletttl remedy ad
cure al tS7 " ellt Heu OF transient,
anu IS me 2nY preparation Whica VIII accomplish thai
result peliG the PIuuuTS,oi AZ PHNNSlcidh WiueA
known tlot-In.t NeW Elsi'i1 tl9 9lner sections
the Juloh' ana ""se success ana TESTIMONIALS lar eX
ceed those oi any ptnef practitioner OF ms age IN al
branches OF fflc@e frGcHce 10 be puhu IN the couh
try n, NO preparations are warranted Genuine IN
less purchased at the once 81 l'E HILL, NO & NaT
street. Worcester
ESs. 6sihs 5s"tHntc hseme;i'"$
for the cure OF frVate Diseases IN either Sex VIII at all
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GCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
~ FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
"A Substitute for calolneI.

II your bowels are costivc, TRY THEN.
i Your breath is bad, TRY THEM.
II You feel drowsv, TRY THEN.
If You are w spirited, TRY THEM
TliEY ONLY COST s. GENiS b 'jS;' TRY THEM
= Blae NaSS and other prepar9tons Of AIercury: acu
they profess And vet this corrosive mineral so
denounced by the aupathc doctors, prescribed by
them Almost universally ia cases OF Liver Complaint
THE MANDRAKG PILLS are composed entirely OF
Nature and their salutdry effects will appear as
the medicine brought 10 the test Of tlr experiment
any nausea or sickness o; The stomach but when given
lion VIII SCIENCKS EH wEE @fe IWYiC G HY iSs
judicious treatment the digestive functions speedily
restored to their m vieor and the worst cases of ind
When reflect that the Liver is the largest internal
organ Of the body that to it is assigned the important
duty of hterng the blood and preparing the bile that
1t Is subject TO many disorders and that wh it dis
it is not surprising that medicine which restore
the healthy operations OF tic LvershohId proluce
which may appear almost miraculous. headaches OF
shoulders aching shc limbs, feeling OF general weak
ness and Indebtedness, and other alarming distress
tinu Of tho i,,nr ara roio,,oi H., ~ 60 f
sCnENCK'S MiSDRAKE PILLS. '''' '''' VI
Co'tlycness. Plies bitter eruptons, and that
lnde5cribabe feeling of oppression. mental anxiety,
ian uor cha?gy and depression of spirits which unfit
ment Of life are al relieved by the use Of Scheuck S
Mandrake lills. Price % cents per box.
Remember, DIR. Schenck visits Boston every month,
ana his next visit will be Wednesday and Thursday
MAY 2Oh and 2lst lie is also Ut % Bond street. New
YORK, every Tuesday, for consultation AN a'ivce but
letters for advice should always be dire rn
clpal once, ~ North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Irceu OF the Pulnonc syrup, and Sea weed Tonic, 81
cents per box. '' ~
GEORGE X. SPUR, agent IA Worcester,
GEO g. GOODWIN. & Co. IS Hanover street Bos
on, are General Agents for the New England tates
For sale by all Druggist and StUrekeepers.
myli DIFF
,AWSON'S G y r ATIV AND
"a NERVE TONIC!
One of the best Remedies for Neuralgia, Rheumatism
Nervous Headache, Lame Back, &c
Fer SALE by
DAVIN SCOTT,
je2i dtf 25l Aiain cor Mechanic street.
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n l N C Y NJ U T U A L
FIRE IN>URAVCG COMPANY.
CASH FUND OVER 100000.

INSURES DWELLING HOUSES,
HOUSEHOLD FCk>i Tf RE,
SIOk 'GIiDiNGS,
CHtEtIttS.
FARM PROPERTY.
And ali risks Of the safer OF hazlrs and paving
~ per cent dividend uu all expiring risks, and 20
per cent on annual RISKS
= il losses pro ptIv adjusted and paid.
This COMPANY paid S20h UtJ losses and over
500 $40 ia dividends commencement Slress.
WILLIAM =. MORTON. Pres dent.
CIAS. A ROWLAND, SelTetarv
S. A. ROWLAND, Agent,
ja30 deoptf Worcester, Mass.
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w ORMS.-Nnc of the most prevalent
causes OF the ills or f1eblercss Of children and
TlNAL WORMS.
CORBLN'S Worm DESTROYING SYRUP,
will be found perfectly safe and very eicacious
edy. 1t not only the worms, but the causes Of
TIER gReat increase and in all cases greatly improper
the general health Many certificates could be publish
ed from mothes who believe II has saved the lives Of
tAci' chi drea, and the Improvement IN health after
using this medicine.
fail description Of the symptoms Of worms accom-
pany each bottle Price % cents
b. CORBlN. GuliorA. Conn. Proprietor. Sold by
Druggists and Merchants generally. d&wy aug
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MenItinal.
Do Ayers
FOR @4r REMEDY
sCROFULA ANp sCRoFULoUs DISEASES.


From E0Try Edes, veil -GHora Merchant ot OXFORD
Maine
81 have sold large quantities Of your SARsArARILLA
but never vet one bottle which failed Of the desired eff
feet and iul satisfaction to those who took it,
as cur people it, they agree there has been no meGi
cine like 1t before Ia our community"
Eruptions Pimples, Blotches, Pestules, Ulcers,
Sores and all Diseases of the Skin.
From Rec. Robt. Stratton, Bristol. England
"lonly II" my duty to ,ou aud the public, when add
tues of vtur SAL. APARiLLA My daught, r, aged TN
had All aii! ting humor IN her ears eyes ana hair
years. which were unable to cutc until we tried your
SARsAPAklLLA She has been wen for some months -
teemed Ladg q DeHnts0tHe, Cape Mag Co: A. j.
My daughter has suffered for past with scrof.
afforded any relief until tried your SUBSTANTIALLY
which soon COMPLETELY cured her
Frgm Charles r. cage, Esq or ne ~delg-kno,oR Gage
Mfrrdg g. Co.; MANUFACTURERS q enametted papers in
II had for sc9etal years ver troublesome huaor in
my face, which cOnstatl worse until it disfigui ed
nv features ana became an Iiier4bt aiilicIun tried
most every thing cuulG OF both advice and med
SARsApARtLLA itimmedateIy mrdc my face worse AS
you told it might for time but in few weeks the
new Skin began to form under the blotchCs, and con.
til ue until ny l'ce IS as smooth an, body's, and
without auv mptoms of the disease thai know Of
enjoy ne'Irct health, and without doubt it To
your AIRS ,rARlLLA
pelas-General Debiltty-Purjfy the Blood
From Dr. Rodt Sa0i, Houston 81, NeU Turk.
Dna AYrR-i seldom fail To remove BrapiiOhS and
rAIaLLA ana have just now cured an attack Of Hali
num- EiySjpeiaS with it No Alternative we ,oSSess
frssiUn as eli 4, tu the people -
From j. +. JohrstGa, Esq,, Waterman, Ohio.
For twelve years. haze the yellow EryslpcaS my
reht curing which time led ali the celebrate
ply scians could rea, h, and took hundreds of dollars
worth OF medicines, The ulcers bad that the
cords b, anne 'lc, and the d.ctOrS dee ICED thai my
arm must be anpu'al,d lbeg"n ticking your ar APA
RILLA. Took TWO 1Cttlcs and some eff your To
g,ther they have cured me am well and sound
any body. Being in public place is known
to eyer body in this community, and cXcites the
der Of all.
From lon. Hearg Nom o, b. p p. of Ne9costle c. w.
dieadiHg mtiabe'- Of the canadian P0riiuHieHt
81 h"vs used Your AARsArARlLLA in my family for
geHeI al Gebjg, 8Hd tor paVgEg the Ji0Od, with very
beneficial results, and feel confidence in commencing it
f, tItt..t p
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VIII f At, RYE, RN.

GOLDEN SHEAF WHTSKEY.
The subscriber having been engaged for the last TWEEN
ty years in the importation and sale of Wines ana Splr
its finds from this experience that real PURE BouR-
BoN Whisky when made, it ought TO be, from wheat
~ and conn., is, without doubt the most hea'thiul ard
medicinal Npt that lie ussd. Having determined
to make the sale this article speciality in his uusi
he has accepted jhe General selling Agency FOR
large Dtstillerv bourbon county Kentucky, ana IN
future will sell under the brand of "GIlden SheaI,
PURE BOURBON wHIsKEY, manufactured from the hes;
selected grains and made in the careful manner.
This celebrated Whiskey will be put up in cases,
tanning dozen bottles each and offered to the Trade
by his Travelling gents throughout the country and
also kept hand in his warehouse in Boston in barrels
half barrels, and kegs.
individuals DESTROYS of procuring pure reliable ar
Gle of BOURBON WHI5KEY at a reasonable price have
y TO inquire any respectable Grocer or Druggist far
Golden Sheat Whskcy." send their orders for any
quantity required to the General Depot fol its sale 81
Washington Street, Boston.
Each bottle is enclosed in neat pas .eboard box to
ensure its safe transportation C. A RICHARDS
, . General Agent Boston, Mass
GEORGE HARLOW, aud Nj. b. GREEN ~ GO
agents ior worcester ana vicinity. 6mos mis-
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i UCTIONEBR.-The undersigned, be-
- ing duly licensed Auctioneer is ready to serve
all those who wish his services in that capacity.
Holden Feb. 25 1861. dtf f2G
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4 IHENEULINE HAIR COL0RING.
- The simplest and most perfect article known for
changing any undesirable shade of Hair Wh kers to
any color required. from deitcate brOrp TO q deeD
6tdck aud for restoring the original color to gray hair
and giving II natural appearance, without any of the
trouble soapnS and washing attendant upon the of
common dives.
Price fifty cents and one dollar. he small bottle will
the common dyes.
FOR sale by D. SCOTT and Il. r. SIURR and ny all
| Druggists. deOptf ic2g
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n O I-I.U5 C00llCl WITH The trains
nc9tc K K where passengers take the cars to and ron
go EGrJAern ths tassumpsic, the Boston, Concord
Montreal! and Vermont Central Railroad
~ tIrct9n JretQu, trains ect directly with thi
sins q the aony Brook Railroad; also with trsine
a the tlTcJ2rg gEJad the exception frai
raa from t'o5t0l; at tchburg with trains of the
vermont sld ii Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with othe
DADS see Pathfinder Railway Guide Tor the New Eng
and states" 9. W BENTLEY su1,'t
Worcester, Ok Is 1852 dtC
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&a';rO5d Tonne 'ts0HS.A: Albany with the New Yors
Central! Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River rail-
roals. Al chatham with the Harlem and Hudson ana
Boston railroads At State Limo with the Housatonjc
railroad ~ tittshsd with The PIttsfeld ana North
Westdeld with tire hampshire and HanlDier railroad
at Springfield with tho isctord New Haven and Sprii
field, and Connecticut River Hall, Dads Palmer with
tho Ne" London. Palmer and WmantiC, and Becher-
10 Nh AM an srst railr ads At Worcester Junction
with the JrOydcn'e aud Worcester. Worcester and
Nashua, an Norwich and Worcester railroad
worcester May 30 HENRY GRAY, Sup's
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Dealers supplied by s. Z. STAPLES, 2S3 and 2S7 Main
street, Wholesale Agent for Worcester Coun'y.
Worcester, July B. lSb3.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, &c
Gen'i rlc'kat Agent.

I I..sia.o OF c KANSAS, SIS
Al The October Term. 4. ID. 1862, OF ia,
Probate Court begun aud held in said Couoty %
Jefferson. at the Probate Court Room, in the vii,
age OF Oskaloosa, on the 9th day of October
1862.
Present, John W. Day, Judge.
In the matter of the application Of George
Hines, Administrator OF the estate OF B,nneI
Burnap, deceased for authority to sell the real
estate OF said deceased, for the payment Of debts
Ga reading and filing the petition 9. Georgs r
Hines, Administrator OF I'LL aad singular tn,
goods and ctaitie'. rights and credits OF Benne,
burnam, deceased. praying for authority to sell
the ZEAL estate said deceased il Is orlere. TIA
all persons interested in sait estate be notified OF
the sal application. and that, unless the contra
~ be shown on the first day Of the next Term o,
this Court. to be held the first Monday in J,nua
~. A. 1868, an order will be made tor the sa IL
L; me whole. or 50 much Of the sal. real estate
rs will pay the debts If the aid deceased And
II Is inrth orlere+, that said persons Interested
~ SAID estate. ta notified Ut said a,,'i,arinn hy
a publication OF copy OF this srI-r for SIX c,n-
secuiiye ~ccksin iuE issEPEsDEsr, a weekly
newspaper printed and pablislled in said Coua,y.
AM that the last publication be made at least
is eniy DAYS before the term OF tire Court nj whi,
sacil implication will be made
A true copy OF the reco,a in said Court,
inTeslmpny Whereof haze here.
- ! unto 81 my i.and and affixed the seal
!>EaL. OF said Court, at my Office in ,ile yil.
~ isgc Of 0sksloosa this 7lh day OF
october, A. ID. Is6,
JOHN ". DAY, Jnd,e.
III 6-w sli;3J
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COPYING A BLOT.

"Moiher, who of all the big boys
should you like for me to pattern !"
asked little boy who was looking
round for good example.
"Who would YOU Think" asked
his mother; "you know the boys bet
ter than | do"
1.-The little boy thought. Then
said: There's Dan Parker, he
smokes;ihere's Bill Parker,he swears;
Tom Jones, he's got a horrid tenn.
PERSIAN Jayne sprees it;Jim Wood,
he hates study;Joe Blake,h hes cross;
Charlie Doe, he goes fighing on Snn-
days; Gus Tying, he tells whoppers.
Mother, there isn't one that if ! copy,
shouldn't copy blot from"
"Ohl how the ugly blo,s in our
character stand out WELL" said
his mother, "ifere is one perfect
pattern" "Who9" said the boy ca
gerly. 81 should love TO know him."
1.-THE Son of God" answered she,
"who did no sin, neither was guile
found in his mouth, and who left US
an example that we should follow
his steps," o. children, God knew
you would need a periec. pattern 10
copy from! You could not copy
God because he is Spirit; therefore
he sent his son TO become a child in
this world, TO show YOU the pattern
Of a heavenly boy and he wishes you
to begin when a child, TO grow into
his likeness. In his character there
IS no blot 10 copy. He is pure.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutralizes this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver expel il from the
body. As il should. IL does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more,
or rather does what is Of service TO those SUBJ
sect to this Infection II taken in season il expels
it from the system it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use il free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety OF affections which are induced
by this malignant influence. snch as Remittent
Fever, Chill Feyer, Dumb, or Masked Ague
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothachc, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AGUI Cure Z"
removes the Of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the cxcre-
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their office Of their own accord. Hence arises what
we term Gccliuaaiatio,s. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt while this AGuE CURE I"
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is a surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection. taan any other
which has been discovered; and il has still another
important advantage to the public, which is that
t Is cheap as well as good.
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gor the aittle folks.
PLAYING FOR KEEPS.

We are told that this story is real
As children say. There are a great
mary little boys who are in the hab-
il Of playing for keeps. We hope
they will not only read this story,
but that they will resolve never to
take th.ir first lesson in gambling;
"See, mother, what a lot of mar
bles I've got" said John. 81 want
you to make me great big bag to
put them in"
"Why, where did you get SO ma
ny my SOM" asked his mother.
81 won them from Pete Jones.
See. | got his glass taw,too. ] loan
ed him one Of mine TO play with
while he pm, that in the ring. Isn't
i. pretty!"
"fIow much did you pay him for
Them"
Pay him. Nothing. He and
played for keeps and Il was the
hes, player. and won all his.
allow much did they cost Peter,
do you supposew
elf he bought them, they must
have cost him about a doliar.''
"And YOU got them for nothingr'
81 played upon the square, and
Pete said | got them all fair"
so now you have got a dollars
worth OF marbles for which you
never paid one cent? said his mother
slowly and with emphasis.
John, who was an honest boy,
looked at her as if he did not fully
comprehend the extent of her mean
ing.
"Mr.Lowly," continued his moth
er sis a gambler, and he wins other
peoples money in the same way.
He plays upon the square, he says"
AS the truth flashed upon John
that he was gambler, he bust into
tears, and asked his mother what
he must do. After showing him
how little evils expanded into great
er, and how persons We're tempted
to cheat and detraud when there
was prospect TO make anything by
it, she told him to return all Peters
marbles, and then GO and ask God to
forvive him.
Peter seemed very thankful to get
his marbles back. John left him
whistling a merry tune, which
seemkd just like he was saying.
Johnny amt going to be gam
bier.
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SHE NEVER SCOLDS.

"Mother. | guess you'll be very
sorry when you know how bad I've
torn my DRESS" said little Angie
Dales when she came from school
one day, "but the teacher pinned il,
up so nice you can't see it now; il
caught against some boards when
was running"
alt is almost too bad to mend, !"
said the mother, as she took out pin
after pin and examined the rent,
''but ! hope you thanked your teach
er for pinning it SO nicely"
81 didn't, mother, for when | told
her about it, she scolded so, it made
me cry,and | forgot all about thank
ing; and then said was silly to cry
for a scolding. and asked me if
cried every time my mother scolded,
and SO | was thinking about that and
l forgot"
And did you tell her that l fire.
quently complained of your CRYING
so easilyw
81 told her that you said I cried at
nothing sometimes, but | never cried
when you scolded, because you never
scolded."
The mother was silent. She felt
that her child had unconsciously
commended the right an reproved
the wrong. and hoped the reproof
might be kindly taken. And it was
so, for whenever the reproved was
tempted 10 speak harsh and nnkind
words 10 a little child, the echo of
the words she never scolds,' would
prevent their utterance.
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DRlDGES and important points are under ths
ID protection of United States troops.
REGULAR DAILY Packets from Kansas City
ana Lea'enwuIth, connect with the flattn Conn
~ Railroad for 81. Joseph. where close conpec
tions are made with trains East, on the liam:
bal AID St Jos. PHI Railroad.
At Hannibal connections are made with Pack
| cts up and down tie Mississippi Iiytr. and with
| all Eastern railroads.
Passengers To Saint Louis. via. Hannibal. en-
JOY pleasant night rest and arrive IN -. Loui
next morning in season for business, and MAXI
connections fast by railroad.
STATE RooMs AND MEALS or PACKETS. FREE
Pass ugers TO the Eas, hy this route save iron
five TO seven days over those going by the Mis-
sour river.
Stages from prominent points in Kansas con.
nee. with the Hannibal ard 81. Joseph Raiiroaf
at Lea, wentworth, Atchison, Kansas City, and 81
Jose phi.
Daily Stage coneec,ion. made from points on
the Railroad to Lexington. Rictmord, Bruins
wick. Paris, independence, Carrolion. De-
THROUGH TICKETS To all points Ess'
North or South. sold at the offices OF this Com
pany nj Lawrence, Kansas City, Leavenworlh
Aichisop. or St. Joseph.
The II. & ST. Jc. X X. Co., are selling
SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES
fertile land, situated along its line, at low rates
upon long credit. Apply TO JOSIAH HUNT
Land Commissioner. Hannibal.
Shippers OF Freigh, by this line save time and
Insurance. J. 7. X. HAYWARD.
General Sup't.
PB. GRoxr, Gen Ticket Agent.
W. p. ROBINSON, Gen. Freish; Agent.
1865.