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SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
OF TIE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- u Ezs
FROM WARRINGTON oITYI
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
that can sell Throas b. Acses direct OF give Us'
cty Ghf 5 e s s
other Route, and no Omnibus Riding.
-FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
Cadk wsh s. s1sepssd
On Sundays, One s' Train ATT At 81 connecting
at Relay With foR 4H TEa WE ss9n Batin'rs'
Train Leaving Washington at $50 makes
make connection with Train leaving baltimore at
9P.M.
BE SURE TO BUY YOUR TIokETs By THE
BALT1MoRH AND OHIO RAILROAD
1Ais is the Only Route by which Through Tickets or
Through Baggage Checks can be procured
in Washington.
Knights Latest Improved SLEEPING CARS, OF
the most Superior finish, attached to Night Trains
TRs SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COL UAB us, DArroINS, LOUISVILLE, GIN.
CINNATL INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
&C., de-, de-,
kwIrE LESS CHANGES OF OARS THAN BIZ Any
OTHER ROuTE.-SA
~ Spee'd! Eot'cs to Possenssrs for ths Vast iron:
WGshsngt0n Passengers going West, by purcha
sing their Through TICKETS in Washington.
by the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
ilege of visiting Baltimore df desiredD without
additional charge.
SCpnnec tions at the Ohio River with CLEVE
LAND PiTPSBCRG, CENTRAL ONO and
MARI ETA d CINCINNATI RAILROADS., and
through them, with the whole Railway System OF
of the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Office Washington station.
W. ?. SMITH. Master of Transportation
nj. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap2l-r
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DENTISTRY.

N DENTISTRY.
DR. LEWIE Has removed to PAP Penn. avenua
Two doors above his former Office. Call zeE~
and examine the Dr.'s New and Inn 49,
proved Method of inserting Artiiciatl l!YYYYY
Teeth, which is fer superior to any
other mode now in use. Also. Teeth extracted
without pain, when desired. Terms moderate in
all cases ne II L.
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~ An exchange says that q chap in New
Hampshire recently struck outan entirely new
branch OF business, and made it profitable for
few days. He rode around the country towns,
and wherever he found an available defect in
the road he very carefully tipped over his
wagon, set his horse loose, and tumbled down
IN the road, with severe "internai injuries"
The se1ectmen of the several towns paid him
handsome sums rather than stand suit.
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SIG ESMOND & HAYWARD,
NlW AND IMPROVED YlNTIox
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
WIqHoUR INITIAL PLATE on OLAs?a,

DIR. 8. 3. SiG1bMONB,
sAj Gssedssag, Hss York, and $50 Psnxsyivssss
Assass. tslssss- l3fh axd 1874 SIS, WasktnE1cn,
Calls the attention tao pnblic to the following
scvantasea OF his improv sd system: .-szasss
i. This Teeth OF his rnenu fscturs wilssskzS
nsyer &C rsods nor change color By any ~.t<-as
acids being til rec -!ourtha lighter than any other
3. No toeth roots need be- extrsted, ~ the
artIeIsl ones can Be inserted over them.
:. The roots win be made inonsneive, and never
TO aohs.
4. No temporary teeth ars needed, ~ permanent
ones can hs made immediately, thereby preserving
the ntCrai expression Of the face which under tbs
lid system is frequently cisSgured
). lis work kas bsen fuliy tested over ara
Sas.s by many OF tbs arst chemists and physicsnt
Of has country.
Er.S. has also invented . white urdestructi I'll }
Gcer.. alling, with which the most sensitive teeth
Jan be fIlep without pain, and build NIB per-
.act souni tooth on aay side roots, which viii LAST
throus h Efetatims.
Gall and erariya for yourself. ~ 2t-t
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TNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II or NOI. Htafri At

TNHE sUPk1MH COURT OF THE DISTRICT
1 QF OOLgMBIA, Holding pstrict Court Of
srhona 1t may concern, Greetxg Notice is hereby
given, that, on the l4th day Of March, 1853, tie
prize one small boat and three drafts and brought
them to the port of Washing ton and the same are
the United States, for emnation as such lawful
prize and that said cause will stand for trial at the
City Hall. in the city Of Washington on the first
Monday of October next, when aud where all per-
son. are warned to appear to show cause why cos
demnation should not be decreed: and to intervene
FOR their interests. By the Court,
jy25 B. J, MEIGD. Clerk.
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JAY COOK e 4 CO.,
b A N X e II s,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street.

We SHALL CONTINUE TO FURNISH
UNITED STATES
FIVE TWENTY BONDS
at par until FURTHER notice.
~ Persons desiring information concerning this
loan can procure 1T our counter upon application
BY mail, circulars answering all queslions that may
WE BUY AND SELL ALL ISSUES OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY MOTHS
OlTIFICATES, AND VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
AHD PAY The HIGHEST PRIoEs 1oR
CERTlFICA TIE CHECKS.
~ --,-s4 JAY COOKE & CO., Rankers,
N s-H 452 Fifteenth street.
R1rr1NHous1, PANT L co..
B A N K r S
NO. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVINUl,
VIII continue to furnish
u. 3. FIVE.TWENTY BONDS
AZ long issued by the Government, ct par.
q. Coupon Sc Of 1881.
q. 8. 7-SO Treasury Notes. 81
o. 8 Certificates Of Indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
1xehanse on all parts Of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold In sums to suit purchasers.
stoeks and Gold bought in New York exclusively
ON Commission. ts@StF$
iyn RITTBNHOUSa .. PANT & 90.
w.. BOYS CLOTHING.
LLfSSss q os q
ssvsst ssiss, snitsbls Tor the present season for
Hnc ~ sca0oi Essr. to whieh We invits the
WxLL. sFlPHHNs & co..
S92 Psnnsylania Avenue, between
. Hun Ninth and Tenth streets
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kENDALL'S
lHROLIHR FOR THR HAIR.
AxBOLINE
MOIsTKNS,
BEAUFsFIEa,
OD0RAEES,
IAaNGRFRENs,
INVIGORATES,
N0URIsRES,
EABELLISHES
THE HAIR.
xlNDALLB AHBOLINl Is rare compound
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, and
Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PR
MANINT vIGOR Of the HAIR.
..Highly beneficial where the hair seq,ires
ssntls sdmulant." Oh. Chiffon,
..Have never had anything which 80 perfectly
answers the purpose of hair dre.sins."
WARREN WARD, Esq,
No. 271 Canal street, ~.
AFTER being bald for seven years your AMGO-
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR" Prof. John sHNIA.
No. IS Kins street, NY.
For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Deslsrs Pat in boxes, containing two bottles)
price q.
Manufactured and for sale at Wholesale By
KENDALL d BANNISTER,
elo-em No. SAP BROADWAY, N. Y.
NAss1Y COLLINS 3 CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGH1 ALE AND PORTER.
lam no, reosivins large Quantities Of DRAU0Hf
AIN and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
shieh am prepared to furniah On short notiss 10
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sS Eugenie, Empress of the French, invent
ed, or rather reintI oduced, crinoilne; but she
- an ambitious female, and her ambition is
Lot yet satisfied, and consequently adorned
herself with striped stockings. and the fashion
will no dopbt, be therefore started of all fe-
males wearing stockings of stripes.
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Hor ALCOHOLIC
4 HIa III CONCENTRATED vsex-.r.
HxrRAoT.
BE TONIC.
DOCTOR ..ucFLANDs
GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED By
DR.. O. NJ. JACKSON, philadelphia. Pa
WILL KFYBoryn " CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPE, STA, JAUNpIcR
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS HlBILITY, DIS
BASES OF TEE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM A DIssR.
DERED LIVER Oh STOMACH.
such
as Csnstipa-
tion. Inward Piles,
Head, Acidity ofthe stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food.
Stomach Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Die.
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight
Perspirston, Yellowness Of Eth the Skin and
Eyes Pain ps In in the ss, Side, gacs Chest.
Hest, Burning in the Flsss o.
Of Evil. and dd1 srsas
Spirits.
And "'H '0'''s'l' f zee =. YELLOW F. y. B's'.s
They Contain Ne Alcohol Or Bad Whts
They viii cure the above diseases in nine
cases out of hundred.
Induced BY the extensive sale and rnix.,s.,.o.
nis.ity OF n Hand s German Btters tpurely vese
the food gates of Ns.ta,.s in the shape OF poss
sasaa zsy rh sSs s.f. drugs
Beware of the innnmerable array of Alcoholk
kess unser the s,odess sppeilstion Of Bs.srs;
.h,eh, instead OF curing, only asgravats disease.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
are not new and untried article, but have stood
the test OF fifteen yea RS trial by the vub
lie; and their reputation and sale are not riy sIisd
~ ian ANY t ,.,nrisTIpn regs,asi.9nn
the most eminent
LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS,
and
CITIzHFe.
Testitying Of their own personal knowledge to tia
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of these Bit.
10 xo1 W c1I S0naethsng TO Strengthen YoAp
DO Yoa Want a Good Appetizer
Do You Want to Build Up Pour Co~st,tuaosa
Do Yon Want to Feel Well,
Do ToH Want to Get Rid Of NervoussessS
Do Yoa Went Energy'
Do You Want to Sleep WeHp
Do You Want Brisk and Rigorous Feeytns
IF YOU DO, USE
HOCFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs
FToH Rec. J. N,trto1 Bro,sn d. D. Ed,fo, ~ IL.
Encyetopedta Of Relfsfoks Rao,clsd. g.
Although not disposed to favor or rscomr.nA
Patent Medicines III general, through distru,t ~
their ingredients and effects, / yet know OF no
sEfhclent REASONS Why man may not testify to the
benefits he believes himself to have received frorn
any simple preparation. in the hope that he NAV
thus contrl hute to the benefit of others
do this the more readily in regard to Hooaandis
German Filters, prepared by DR.. G. NJ Jack son, OF
this city. because was srejudiced against them Tor
many years, under the impression that they veYs
chiefly alcoholic mixture. I am indebted tn INV
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq for the removal az
this prejudice by proper tests, and for encourage
nent to try them, when suffering from crest and
long continued debility. The use of three bottlee
of these Sitters, ct the beginning of the present
to g.. egree OF bodily and mental vigor which had
Dot felt for six months before and had slmest de-
SPARED of regaining 1 therefore thank Gsd ana
my friend for directing me to the nse of them
Philadelphia, June q. 1861. 0""'
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BIWAKl OF oOUNTlRI1IrBi
.%h.t the signature Of 20. d. JACKSON
eSSs WR APPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PEP BOTTLE rs cnNTs,
OR HALF DOE. FOR %.
x.,,a vour nearest ggist not have the srtieIe
Caot ne nut Oh BY any Of the Intoxicating prepa.
etons that may be offered In its place. but send .
nd ve win forward, securely packed, by express
p.yHc1PAL OyyIos AHD MAxu1AoTolY.
.e.sr qzaAp no 6s1 ARCH 81.
tgs5te .#.'.# JONES q 1VANn.
s1Rt- (Duessssofa % q. u. Jackson Col
80, s. aa5 s. - Iropristoss.
~Ysr sale by prussista md Dsslsrs IN svsfy
ooVn In the United States. % Benny
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ATTENTION, sOLDIERsi
AND THE FRIENDS OF sOLpIE8s.

We call the attention OF all having relations o1
u g.
disease. induced By s1PSsu1ss and R,vston, md:
daily in the newspapers on the arrival Of the sisi
it yin be notiesd that avssy large proportion .rs
can be readily cured By Hooaand . German BitterS.
Diseases resulting nom disorders Of the digestive
s son stating shss Btt:1s . ~ sss
used orr & ss ss lives ns
We esll partieuIar .ttention e ths followinsss =.
and vel s e sqss Of SDs OF e
has been isSsd b. the Bittsss''
PuLApxLPuA, Ausustea0d 49,
M.srs; Jes.s { Era.s:11Wsl. ssntlsm:n, Xo.1
no mistake in this. It i, youshed for BY nunis!s
ofmy comrades, soms ofwhose name are appended,
: :aa ss Of MY: @ .as isv:
last four years, member Of shsrman's eelelrstsa
s.a nI IL
s.: g II asS:s:s ,,
A ss.ss Of Maine I .n landed On the s
=. any enc could be and stn retain spark Of vital
ity For Hssa or pa nGTe Il xa 49, se,1ssy able 70
i twas SiMmmsdiatelS thrown up .zain.
could net sos a.s 81 Go
sssn KIN ss
sS
s best sasd me-.
Mr.. Frederick stsinbron, OF Sixth, below Arch g..
and Kindly procured . bottle. Prom TIE time 4
Heath rsesasd and an now thank C, Gct for i;
ses. I have gained ten pounds, and feel sAnguins
IF heing permitted to yeJon my wife and daughter,
from Whom have heard nothing for eiehtseI
raonths; for, gentlemen, am loyal Virsinian
from the vicinity of Front Royal. To your invalu.
able Bittsrs owe the certainty Of life which has
taken the place of vague feafs-to your Bitters Win
lowe the glorious privilege Of again spins to my
bosom those who are dearest to me in life.
Very truly yours ISAAC MALoK1.
We fully concur In the truth Of the above stats.
want as We had despaired of seeing Cur comrade,
III Malone restored to health.
John CUDDLEBAOK, Ist New York Battery
G GEEWTs toA Al 1HI sd New n: Yo1f
5.B. fAsEWELL, Go, 3, Vermont.
HENRY MACDONALD, Go. o, 6th Maine.
JOHN r. WARD 90. =, 5th Maine.
HERMAN KOCH Go; 81, "a New Yoik.
NNpREWJ. KIMBALL, 90. A, sd Vermont
iOHN JENKINS 90. lOsth Penn.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH.
Hl INQT0N

ulADQUARTlRs DEPARTMENT OF WASH.
H INGTON.
QGes Chic Qxa,trmastsY, May 8, 1858.
ODALIRS II AGRICULTURAL IMPLIMRHfS, Gar
DEE SEEDS. TO-, are requested to furnish this once
price lists Of the various articles Of their trade.
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS N. GREENE, Che Quartsrmaster. De-
partment Of Warrington. my 25-H
WAR D1PARTMlNT,
" WAsHIEa1oH, January y, 1858.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business ct the
war Department, passes for eitisens to visit the
Army OF the Potomac viii be given at the once OF
Lieut.. Col. ooHlAD, 132 PsnnsylvAnia avenue
shove Ninsteenth street.
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STEAMsHIP GREAT EAsrERN.
ROWLAND 4 ASTRh. III ss.sh.s;is Agents. &Na
wsL 4 \ Z PATTON 4 n q Gona.Sd.r
Win be dispatched
NEW
and At intervals thereafter Of about Six weeks Rom
each port.
Second os BIN, state room berths, meals 70 Si's
ous snS back in the
second cabin only, q fare and . half.
uassr y a children
steer.ee eD With superior accommods atoms. - ~
Price OF passage from Liverpool, same rates As
All fares payable In gold, or its equivalent In o.
ZACH passenger allowed 20 cubic feet Of luggage
An experienced surgeon ON board.
For passage only e EEK Z A. WHITNEY,
ossii.; X: e..
9@ oPTIcIANs 9
94x PlHHsYLvAHIA AvlNgl,
taOrth da',1 b'tv: .Sa i7A and 18th sss.
3se Pa. ssess.s, .sdsy ~ Nsssessl Heal.
PEBBLE and PIRlsOOPIo sPEoTAoLIs, cor.
reotlZ and sesnta ally suited for every eyesisht
SxkoT ThEkso NJ
s6ffzz55zzSSsssE! 1 1Es1 sEsgRs'
0AAIB ~ VISIT,
In sr::. variety s.d sssSs lowest I.sssrn prices.
WARRINGTON
STEAM6HIP LINE.
SEM. WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK
WASHlNGToE AID GEORGETOWN d. q
feS 't s2l!Ss .s As:9f2Iss ! I'll
Resua. Sailing Days. wHDH1sDAYs and SAT-
Sss;s''o.a' ana f'sr Is. loot Of Wan street. New New
''' '''''a q = i s.s
.ran. III Wan Il ss aasP Re AsiYe olii.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON 1 co.,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BEfvElH err AID 10TH s1s..
HAVE BOUGHT AT TIN a1ol1vzRs SALE
THE WHOLE BALANCE OF STOCK
of the late nrm of
LEACH L CO., BALTIMORE.
consisting Of:
HERMErICALLY.sE GOODS,
or EVERY DEs0RIPTI0N:
POULTRY,
VEGETABLES,
SOUPS, Etc.
WEIGH WI OFFER TO THE TRADE,
DY TIN PACKAGE,
sAR B1Low MANUFACTURERS pR1oss.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON 4 CO., <-.s
Nsn $50 Penns ylvania Avenue.
Byw. L. WALL & co.. Auetionesrs.
II P0SITORY, - -
1xpressly for the
sALy o. HORsIs. oARRIAGRs, STouK. Ia.
% Louisiana Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
0Asz ADvAHosD on CoHsIaznax1s.
Storage for Carriages.
orsss, Carriages, &e., received for private n
mr. s0-n ". 1. w. WALL Il CO., Arcts.
IIOi HOl FOE SMITHS, 40 Seventh streef
H the cheapsst OlothinR House in the city. jyi
IlARGAINS, in Mems and Boys Clothing at
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m SELLING CHEAP
i HE FINEST STOCK OF READY MADE
CLOTHING can be seen at BARE & BaO q. cor
ner of and Seventh streets. In order to reduce
our stock, we have determined to reduce
prices to Wholesale f&nres-an excel emit opportu-
ion Of our .uoerier Stock of BOYS vel as
MEMS CLOPHING. Also. very large Stock OF
feve inst -eesiyed . ane lot Of BLACK DR25S
COATS and PANTS.
"a 20-lms BARE d BRO.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THI SUPREME oOURT or TIE DISTRICT
4 Or COLUMBIA, Holding 2 District Court of

'I,HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
4 OF COLuMBIA, Holding District Court OF
whom 4 may eosee-n, Greetaas: Notice is hereby
given that, on the 18th day Of July. 1883. the Uni
captured lot of dry goods shoes 60, and brou sht
them into the port Of Washingt9n, and the same 10
of ths fnG IN ,ae
prize, and that said will stand for trial at the
City Hall, in the city Of Washington, on the arst
Monday OF October next, when md where all per.
sons are warned to appear to show cause why con
demnAtion should not be decreed and to interviews
jy25 B. j. MEIlS, Clerk,
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HlAR YET HEAR YEM BEAR YET.
READ ann RE WIS1

IL READ AND BE WISE.
179 south street. 119 south b street,
II still open for the benefit Of the sick and dis.
ssssd, and for the suppression Of Quackery and be
IL known to all, hat Drs. BROTHERS & GRAY
are the only Botanic Physieians practising in
Warrington. Established in 1879. during which
timed Thousands of sict persons have been made to
rejoice in newnesa OF life and vixor We have cases
who call on US daily who have been robbed By
those impostors from the different sections of the
country and their health nearly ruined. Also, We
have . number of Surgeons Of tho Army under our
treatment, who aeinowlsdge that We can cure ell
Secret Diseases without Mercury. Gall and be
convinced. Once 179 south St, bet 9Th and 10Th
near the Smit sonisn Institute se2 eo6ts
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EIRsT WARD STEAM OYSTER SALOON
T. subscriber would respectfully in -
form his friends and the public gen. y fDl
Oyster Saloon formerly occur pied by W.
Nessrs. Harvey & Co., where he will
keep cons family hand the best quality Of OYB.
TERs, &c. Families supplied with fresh 0YS rERS
in any quantity By leaving their orders.
~ l6-lm~ W. BRADLEY,
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IN MONEY !-MONEY MONEY!. NN
Nj. K WALSH Il CO.. u
LICENSED IWNBROkERS,
299 STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH,
are now prepared to make cash advances In sums
of from ona dollar to ten thousand dollars on col
lateral security.
LIBERAL ADVANCES viii be made on all kinds
Of Real and Personal Pre- perty. Diamonds. Gold
and Silver Watches, Jewery, Silver Ware, Musical
|. Instruments, Hardware, Clothing; &c, &c.
~ Having had several yesrs' experience in
business in this city, and fsrorably iDoMn to many
Of its citizens We are confident that to all who may
eDtrust US with Blu ness will give satisfaction.
N. K. WALSH Il co..
re- 1-3ms Licensed Pawnbrokers
GOAL BY THE CARGO OR SINGLE TON.
FOUR THOUSAND TONS ON HAND.
w O o ID
OF THE BEST QUALITY.
At Yard corner G and lst street, near b. i 0. L
r. Depot; and Wharf foot of 18th street, Island,
anT-1ms o. W. PALMER
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NNIN'6 AND BOY0' NOTHING, ay yery low
N1 prices, at 46< Seventh street, 3ust below
Smiths. NNi
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SI,5O A YEAR IN ADVANC.

The blow proved too much for the
widow. Before Mena could let Rupert
know of her resolve to release him, she
was called to assist in caring for Mrs
Lloyd, sinking rapidly into dangerous
state of prostration from which she never
rallied.
again we see the friends in the room
where we were first introduced them
The winter winds are sweeping round the
house, and in the place Of the soft white
raiment of summer both wear deep mourn
ing garments, and sat far apart-one near
the window, the other by the fire. Mena
was the first to speak Leaving the seat
near the window, she came to Martha s
side. and bent over her in the old caress-
ng way.
Matte, VIC are drifting away from
each other day by day, till the old love is
dying out of our hearts, and now, when |
have my hardest burden to BEAR | have
no friend to whom / can 60 for word Of
sympathy, 10 voice to comfort me-
What sorrow can you have ?" Mat
ties voice was cold and hard.
Rupert and [ have broken our en-
gagemcnt. He does not love me-he-
Matte look up, he loves you, and | am
breaking my own heart to give him to
you"
The ice barrier was broken. The fast
pouring tears from Mena's eyes fell on
Martha's bosom as she pressed closely to
it, and locked, as of old, fast in each 9TH
er's arms-again the young girls cxchans-
ed condolences. All the story that Mena
had heard she told Martha, that she
night know how loving and loyal, how
self.sacriicing and noble Rupert had been.
She made no secret of her own love, only
imploring Martha to help her in her re-
solve to conquer it.
Two years later, when Uncle John
died, and Rupert replaced his fathers
violated trust, Mena returned from her
position as teacher to again make her
home with the sister she loved the broth.
cr, for whom she had now the affection be
craycd, came back TO the happicst home,
the most loving couple, aud the warmest
welcome that the world could produce.
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ALL EaeAL HBRE-It is related of the

ALL EauAL HBRE.-It is related Of the
DAkc of Wellington, that once when he
remained to take the sacrament at his
parish church, very poor old man had
gone up the opposite aisle, and reaching
the communion table, knelt down close by
the side of the duke; some one--a pew
owner probably-camc and touched the
poor man on the shoulder, whispered to
him to move further away, or to rise amp
wait until the duke had received the
bread and wine, But the eagle eye and
quick ear of the great commander caught
the meaning Of that touch and that whis.
per, He clasped the old mans hand and
held him, to prevent his rising, and in .
revcrential undcrtoue, but most distinctly
said, "Do not move-we are all equal
here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-10-30

1.-The better nations become acquaint.
ed with each ether, the fewer will be their
prcudices, and the re likely will they
be to love and respect each other. Just
so with Ilerrick Aliens Gold Medal SAL
eratus-the more you know it, the more
YOU want to, and the more anxious you
are to have you friends become its pat.
rous. 1t not only makes the best Biscuit
Bread, &c., but it cures dyspepsia and
Strengthens weak stomachs. IL has no
equal. Most of the Grocers have it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-10-30

Srnoya TEsrIMoSY.-Dr. Halls BAL-
SAM is the strongest certified medicine
in the word d for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis. Influenza, and the pri.
mary stages of CONSUMPTION, giving
immediate relief, and imparting cheer
full sensation of returning health and
strength.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-10-30

"a correspondent of a London paper
writes; IL have just returned from Ger.
many after months knocking about. l
had glorious weather, and saw .ll the lit.
tic kings at Frankfort. There is good
anecdote Of one of them. lie wanted bis
army instructed in the use cf the Arm
strong gun, so he got one, but was obliged
to ask leave of the next king to have the
target put up in his kingdom, his own not
being big enough for the Armstrong
range"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-10-30

" MADAME ZADoc PoETER's CURATIVE
BALsAM.---"'Thi3 invaluable Medicine pos.
sesses the extraordinary power of relieve
Ing immediately Coughs, Colds, Hoarsc.
ness, Difficulty of Breathing, and Huski-
ness. Such at least we have found it,
G. &. Peck, Agent.