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From tAs Bossen Gazstts. Queen Lucy.

Queen Lucy.
 | LITTLE 1ovxREl0H rHREz suNKsRs OLD. Sweet iittls Lucy wi'h curls of jet Is just the canninsest household pct; Look at her face 70 soft and fair, Her life with its sweet disdain of ears. The roguish smile q she climbs your khss, Her graceful motions lisht and free, Al backward and foruard she loves to run, With her eyes lit up and abiass with fun. Yet our little Queen is uaawsrs or this beauty vhiek makes the geds dsspair She knows not thy srsll in hst aFtless kiss. Nsr hsw broad and ample her kingdom is, what circle of loving hearts is prone To watch sach glance fromher wishfal throne Though her wonderful sesptrs she hath ne'
 seen. We are her subjects. and she is Queen. As shs sits in ny lap Tthink of the day whsn handsome youth shall come this way Noble in form, of manly brow, (Soms boy that is rocked in his cradle now,) And with heart Oh fire and blushins check, His burning ardor will try to speak While twirling q do one silken tress: Will she take. or refuse him ! Who can gusss1 o. sweet, little Lucy. that day De wise, And veil with tenderer beam those eyes, Let gentler radiance send the dart That shall thrill or sadden beating heart; Think of thy life and it's measureless scope, Of the one you must give to Despair or Hope And whatever answer those lips may mean, Be 1t we'll with him and our little Queen.
 JoEL BENTON.
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the profit but that he might have the sane privilege asst the officers; and he did not care he said, jestingly, whether he was promoted or not, provided the matter could be so arranged that he could get his whiskey.
 If the reason is asked why we have not been more successful, and why so many who have adopted the principle of total abstinence have abandoned it, this is one answer ; they were probably influenced by motives drawn from mere temporary objects. Unless . man is controlled by motives of high character, or those drawn from future life, he is likely to turn aside from the path of duty. Ifa man says, l will adopt those principles besanse have son who is in danger, that I may have a good influence over the son and save him; if that son shall be reformed, or shall die, or be beyond the reach of hope, the motive which influenced the father is gone. and it would not be strange if he should feel less interest in the cause than before. What we want is this : that men shall feel that what God says is true, that the drunkard shall Lot inherit the King dom of God. ;. s
 When we look beyond the interests of the family and of civil government into eternity, and see that the drunkard is shut out of the Kingdom of God forever; wken influenced by motives drawn from another life as well us from this, we take hold of the principle of to- tai abstinence and are governed by it at all times, then, it appears to me.we shall be awake and work with greater zeal and greater energy, and have moro hope of success in the cause of temperance. 6# a 4-4i
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Interesting lteuas.

z 4 A daughter Of one Of the best known and most respected citizens of Brooklyn, N. r., has shown her patriotism in letter to the Postmaster of that city, in which she says:
 "Apy clerk who is called by the orler in this morning paper to leave his place in the post office for the seat of war, and who has rela tives dependent upon him for support, is here by notified that l will take his place. and he shall have all moneys due him from the oiice forwarded to him for the six months he is to be gone"
 < The piekets of the Potomac have long since given np picket nring by general consent a . barbarous practice, and 1t seems the oficera of both armies are. determined to >pnt . thorough end to 1t. On Wednesday, the 3d inst, . rebel picket came over. bathing, when our guard or derd him out Of the river. He went back, put on his cl0thing. took deliberate aim at the sol- dier who seat him awax and shot him dead. A nag of truce wasimmediately orderd by Mai Gen. Hooker, who demanded the instant sur. render Of the murderer. The rebel comman- der compiled, forthwith. and the offender was sent to Gen. Hookcr's headquarters ., prisoner. with message to Ideal with him as he thought proper" He is in the guard house, and will undoubtedly be persmptorily shot for his offence.
 The Rhode lsland stats loan oftwo hundred thousand dollars VI As awarded to Messrs. Hen y 0. Cranston and Jackson < Butts. at an ay- srass premium of eleven.psf cent
 4 few days go soldier residing somewhere down tue valley, was met in the CT by | man who merely recognized his face, and tho latter asked him. in Pennsylsania dialect, what reri- ment he belonged toi He answers to the (which is attached to the unfortunate llth corps, which corps, 1t is alleged. behaved badly in the battle Of Chancellorsyille.1 The man then asked him how it came that the llth cotps all skedaddlsd 1! whep Mr. Soldier made the following comprehensive and satislactory
 { wsIi,ich viII dsr nov yuss .xacsI, ,sr,..b. n Wie5 VII. Dort war sle front linssun dsnn uaf hoch n line ssll var de uwstt iias dom VI auch d dritt line ell war ew~s unssry Un donn fsntsh. we sie dno anhnga hen nit srsm de front ine g'shprunga, fsrsish. Well. don, dss ding vas goet. dom sin swwa selly iswsst lids auch g'shprunea fslsteh. Un dom, |helss mich der deifel van meEs net auch g'sh puma sip. Chsemany Knpss was sin msrs |swvsr g'shprunga i - kasck cxank Gasstts Good sfatesmansbip could have prsvented ths rsbelli0n. N III Regista.
 This is the loudest crick yst from deu1o l cratic whip,d at theaimbecility of James Bu eAanan. who declared il his Iest annual mes sake, that althoueh secesnon was vety m lproper thing indeed, ks didn't rsally sss bov lshe teald oonetifuG uGonallY do anything to pro
 3sis R6cF 1pohanaai IoNhat dep1h -
 "A 1a1n LIZ Neen evsp his oNnrpaSty 6nees 1t III
 vsurrspns Dus. sn.lI , ,,.a j6
 sS.s e. e ps1s, ssdistlls1. IT. aiDssr IT
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Her Epitapla.
IT W. PARSONS.

s45 t 1f st saF The handful here, that once was Mary's earth, Held, while it breathed, 50 beautiful soul, That, when she died, all recognized her birth, And had their sorrow in serene control t'Not here! not hers!" to every mournsr's
 heart
 The uintry wind seemed whispering round
 her bier, And when the tomb-door opened, with start Weheard it echoed from within--.Nst hsre!' shoulds. thou. sad pilgrim. who may..t hithsr
 pass,
 Note in these flowers delieater hue, Should spring come earlier to this hallowed
 grass,
 Or the bee later finger on the dew. Know that her spirit to her body lent Such sweetness, grace, as only goodness can, That even her dust, and this her monument, Have yet spell to stay one lonely man Lonely through life, but looking for the day When what is mortal of himself shall sleep, When human passion shall have passed away. And Love no longer be athing to weep.
 Atsantie Monthly.
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a Dental Notice.

stN1S1 = n 1A TWENTY-FIVE Dollars
 - sD. VV Cash, will, for the next six a5aths, pay for full Sst of Upper Teeth. uisds better chan any made fotthe same price "a Hartferd. asI dons as yet. for the want of wIsiasss, whip the Cat to get work.
 f will bs found At tho old Stand whefs I have tssa for the past years, over the Post Office, SsutA- street, Litch6eld.
 fkankful tor the liberal patronage have re- ssissi idr ytArs paet.I hops. by slosest ApPlica. &Ss te .r4y own basiness to merit and feceivea 6sAtiaaanes of the same.
 IA h6eid. taA. tss. fSB1. tf.35
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David o. Buckley,

nRALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
 O of all kiuds and prices. Chairs. Tables. Bs saas, Dsdsteads and Cofiins. Also Picture Frsnss. Toilet stands and Sofas made and ssiA sith nsatneAs. elegance and dispatch.
 Wsfshosss. West St. |. Ltchfeid Conn. lyS9
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'. IT. WALKER. Ossr ths .rost oilcs, south- h-sk. utch6sld. Ct,
 Manuiactnfsf and dealer in sSaddlss. Hdrness. Briales, AnItes. MAsps' Lasxes, Escksts. Snrcjm0fss. O5n1
 ssafes I5instnisgs, &c. - nAusnan,s Oii HaashanG ksf psssssvihs; solte0inf. and rsnsring the epRss.Aacs 0f Hssnsasy f,aSriags tops, &c. Me1e eo order III kinds ef aouhle and ein- als hss.sas cf snpesicr seyle and wofkman- snsl a1e ot sns 6sat' 'makssial. 3me
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tt Aasid. tAx. 1t. 1st2.
E. s. sto(ldard,

"a SHARON. .A, 1tToRNBY and Coupsellor .at Law, md Axsntfpr the collection of Soldiers Boun n. 6sck Pay add PensioAs.
 .Shason. Oct. 1d, 1862. tf-26
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The Louisville Jo.snag says if my body k dissatisfied with Federal money. let him 70 South and est C0nfedsnts money. If my
 body is dissstisasd with United States tAxes,
 lot him 60 South aud pay Sonthern taxes. IT any body is dissatis6ed with the United States surollmsnt, let him 70 South and enjoy
 the benefits of tho Southern conscriptiou. Sir AstIey Cooper ones mads ths confess.
 ion Ws ars III liablS t0 misiakes. I.have msde many missakes mylslf. h learntng the antony q ths syes dars sayeI hss pilsd ' hatfnl II syss. A phJsician. once in company Nl| Gfn1 lof tho cIoth. thus boosted {: ' yiS] 3 " ] . disoover tha Asiatic ckoIoga, a11 X 1 ? l Ieols t io tho ppblic. ' IT. pirsis aensy TT ss,lplsrsd I'll 6 1Si IT schooners bsloeaiae - 3louoel TIT 1lSns
 sSs sss \ .s|ss ssI IecssI m o|sssssss.. sS; ; l Ior1srn8 her n Wow Ycg1 n is sabeue tn thnt that businsss Was bt0pfe
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VIM C0THnEM.

IIQLN &x and counselior at IF. Notary
 saas 99@s @.s.,!:sslonsr i.r tssstates of Nss WISconsi6 and Eiconsed Psnrion pc....ss ..; r Patent Clnim Agent. Ail baslness ent,ns;.s s :msI Ii1I Y promptly and faithfuliy sstsnSsd Y B. 9. I'm 6tanpe tor sales as tast as issrssi ss Wes1ssrys lEsv ', LII: sssyal.
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Rislaop 6 SedgwIck.

Bishop St ScdgwIck, aNyALRgsin DRY GOODS. READY MADE
 V Jisthing, Bouts and Shoes, Hardware, Srssxsry. Groesriss, ,&o. ,&e, West Street. Litch. Gsla. Csaa.
 .. .. RtsmoP. !. . ssDoWIcK. . 7s le.1y
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IT | AIkING. xmHr ' z sSeo nuaiasxn - m ho eerxied cn F s7. <slbesgt Ssrs eyee '. II tnithsss st q
 uAnNE1p1 BRrDEsI mkxEmDA e.x xesA. nsssI1, . .s. 1..a:.s
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s Mansion House. S1 SPENCER, PROPRIETOR, LIrCHFIELE Se Conn. g..
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Nm. H. Bl'aala,.ll, !,

Wm. H. Bralnmll,
 UAuALER IN FOREIGN and STAPLE Dry N qGssds, 1rossries, Crockcry, Glass Ware snd Yswkss Notions, No. 6 West Street, lst feer vest of the Court House. Litchfeld. Conn.
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vsununs Dx ShslI. TT III. n sSss n pa2s, ssdislills1. IT. aiDssr II
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CHARLEs KlRCHBERGEls, Boot and shoe Maker.

WYOOrs ( ShOES made in the best manner ID aud st, the shortcst notice.
 Haas, Women's and Childrsn's Boots, Shoes Slippers, Caters and Brogans.
 iSe live him call, and try them on. Ntshaeid. July 2Oth. 1861. t-iS
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
e. Fl, Hollister,

A rToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
 "A Litsh6sld. Conn. Omce In the seymour 0siiaing (up stairs,) south Street. oz
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Charles B. Andre WIS, ATTORNEY { COUNSELLOR AT LAW. A Kent. Conn. Fl
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