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JmDorteure &c.


Nf6ttersxabafi Slater abdf (
Connecticut, Nep gorf State unp Sbio @eeb
Gtrea so siRen gOsnsettsut DedbIatt grtma.
90 glsI gOrt Staat " O Is "a
50 @Sabeetsut rlmblatt uni tGtalass.
n Is @pnnecttent Seee Cuttings.
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Sttuber an, IN W0arttt brtnsen, Rnb bin ts barG etretts
Gintduft tt Stanbe, bet 9artbtsfn anb %ttnselnen Stfen an
Rtebsroertdufsr nnb 8~atrttantsn ttsr btlts sertanfen au
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1oft 2 N'pA'' ! { a : Il 8 siiDs 1i4 epm.arsfs
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gDtr ertieIten fpeben bon GurDpa etns neue Ssnbuae Dn
so Brren lenti6en 2tnburser RSfe rs, ,ra.
rs Sa6 3wetfhgen,
10 Tds &trf&en. -l"$
10 SG6 3unnmeI, 1.11 1A 5EfE SEES 49,
20 6as Ginfen, 5ss :nr t5 lal@4aIg8 IS
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5a tehe RrtSlt n err s. 6 nj y,
tSail, s Gp. 1o3 80. esnbarefr.
Xar suffers ane Meftaurateure.
Achte SeaIhe StrpeIat Wnrr, Faust ~etn8ema6t
aretms. u ne en- 6Gtsr unb ratssmatter SOW /.
t.t-RdftT ct m bursst unb Rrauter & diei 26
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bnarbSfpd f@'t H
26tuns .54 Id epmbartRr. maize Gbdtlesat
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2 100 SufheI meme CRIME Grbsen. H5.1
500 Do. eolbne etsr California &rhfeH,
100 Sorrele ~ee1pdltene @rbfsn,
5000 NH. fdGne nenc trctts PtrfeH,
1000 Green Gurr,j f
Gds erpse tIrftihf Snsi iAes
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NorOlidDe Geutral @tenbabu
Beranbertex Dabrnl0n
naG Dem @tRsa NIB Nprbtn.
4 EEsf u%a~.zohw@V ..c- ~ -

n0G penn 8eRea u NIB RpirbeR.
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Ba5n tn na@foteeaSer l1eiIe erpsoirt
3ags nprDtpdrte. 1850
YoF5uS sept n1 -.....1.....- - nbr so Iiiu. 8crIs.
EFpreBsuS. A. &C, Hbeube
harrisburg Accommodation. :. .S Uiittoo
Barton n4fsf. g..7. 90 gaoro. 40 gSod,SS
n1a 3h9e f80warte.
Bo15ug tctf,uit an nrt geodm
S~TpreB5uo Born.
harrisburg Accommodation. ..........1 1.5o BORN.
Barton ....s. 80 O5pru,.. 100 gbenSs
Ser ein5ige 3ug, nel9er al Gcnntaq obaebt. III Der
SrpreBsu9 uui 9 n6r 80 Utia. abeubs.
Der mn $50 abeRo5 aEse5enbe Grpres,uo ip;rb ur
an ~foi9enoen fabli3 ron 9arrisbura aeteaenen Vuuftep
%an5atten: @oibScruuSb, gert, 5anoDer 3uuction, 9Ier.
mont, parfton, 9tpnttCu, @baiHbersbura unb GcGens,
bile. t9 A
Der HOfsnS sePt tGSliG, onssenpulHen epuntaes. -
Der GrpressuS teulmt tdSiiH, ausSeuommeu Dtontaae.
PGHoSiere fHr 3miiGenRatiDuen iolten ben 5arrissnra
anb BARTON Acknowledging nebmen.
gofs unb Srprcs8ise te5eu eeaau in GSer5inbuns nit
oc PeEEleiSdnla Central Giisnba5G in Sarrisburs fit
Ditt06urG, 9~lebelaub, @plum6us, @tncine
natl, SnOtanop0lis, Sort Wapne, Gbtcdao
u1c alien 3tGsen bes grOBen Befens, iotpie III @Imirc
nit Der geu DDrs Grie Gifen5a6n mad alien 8lGseu i'm
uSrbli9en uub peFIi9en Nep Oorf.
EEegef Ucbrbinets nnb onberer 9enauen unb nerlGRLi,
gen au8tunft beIisbe man ftt an bic BileteO fRce in be,
6alcert Station, &Ge pom Colbert uab f-aurItrifr. IN
nenbens
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Sen. Srpt. CT gfSrbl. @eutraIba5u.
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ast&tts fir aetsenSe.

&0tWktU tnC ~AeItCHNe+
absans Der @tieabn5usass.
Nu@ Bufttn8tDn
GOrmittuss +: 3 As 700 900 unp 10 ubr.
NadmittaSS: $50, 4.40 unO 7,25
SpnntoSs um 3.45, 9 llbr Mcrsens nne
$50 8a@mttta8s.
Bon Us a4ta8tDn 4a:ls.
@Ormittass: $50, Z 80 lilo.
Na9rtittogs 4.45, Z 20, nne $50.
Scnntass nur UNI 7.3o MiorSells uab
300 u. $50 Ra1mtttasS fir BaltIupre unS
8hilooelpbia une 1850 fur 9eep=2)Ort. Hm
RAD Annafrlts
gcn Baltimpre z YormittagS u. 0
Wa1mtttags,
.8Ou @aibinStou $50 BORN. uno 4.45
Jta&mittaSs.
Mad gu mberlanb, Btsettus
u. /. Il.
Bpft3us Mcr9ens. 7.45 @Rin.
GrpreBju9 AbenbS 9.15.
Rad 6reee&th.ut.
40 Ga&ntittuas.- AFaans nDnSrspetit
n8r MCreens, -1sI %
Ra4 60rrtsbur8 II. /. 10. RI.
0pfi5ua 8 ubr 20 Win. Moraens. =
@rpreBjus 9 llbr 80 Nin. N6enos. =
demonstration 3 nbr NadmittosS.
S0n 8alttmore uoa @biIas
beIpbia &c.
8 nPr 40 Nain. lROraens ppftsag.
. y 40 y 20. @rpre65ua.
10 y WittasS Do.
5 IS = Nadnl. gplsus.
10 IS a6snOs grprs6sug.
Wa@ Us # Marglanb.
Ma9 Union 8ritse, (iber @eRminter)
gea9mitt1gs. IA. 80
Son linton Bridge nm Al 1t $40 g3or
nsItta9s.
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Sic Oanptagcntnr fir Baltimore
befnbet H1 In Der Bu6baablune ppn s. &. 4 81. . ennte q.
II, Np. rs 1Def grntttr. nnc ine taielbp pas Bud
lCpcb1, ais uut pv petlmttteI 81 bdben.
~ Sn NSoibinaton gu haben bet @. .. Z WHSLE,
@de perl2. st unp Yeuniulp. Mpeuue r. (6mslt&ml
, 1864-04-30


A correspondent relates the singular fact,
in connection with the removal Of the bod
les from the old cemetery at s.. Johnsbury,
VT, that three bodies were found petrifed,
with their faces aud limbs retaining their
usual proportions.
As evidence Of d woman's insanity, one
Of the reasons cited on recent trial out
West was: I" Her viewing the subject Of rc.
ligion from the osteric standpoint of Chris
tan cxegeticul analysis, and the aglutina-
ting the polsynthetical ectoblasts Of homo
geneous ascetism."
Major Gilmorc's 8 rebel banditti waylaid a
wedding party on the way from Winchester
to Martinsburg, few days ago, and robbed
the bridegroom Of 500, his watch, a pock.
et-pistol, and shirt. What chiyalrous
warriors these rebel cavaliers arcl
II is said that none but the lean COWS,
sheep, hogs and chickens froze to death in
the recent cold snap out West Some Of
our farmers may take q profitable hint from
this. Give your cattle g lOd warm jacket
Of fat, and they will cou.e out strong aud
S''sA' ~ '"s 'p''"s "o
Life in Richmond Is rapid. a localpapcr
says Una. sas ,.s.,, ga,'1a. s aaa of'IG P;"I
$50 ~ II - 49, ~, -. wv ia, 20 Sn vi
.i,VIu ~ ~ ~ y ai a." ~ &c. az y s -.
body in town king Of diamonds or a
knight Of The order Of rum punch.
90 g.. e.. N s,... 20 poor,a n,
ools sohp y, y. c'l's =. leyp'e 'T-rTt
, 1864-04-30
PLrxrY.-Cirls appcar % be pleutv

PLrSrY.-Girls appear to be plenty at
Salt Lake City. A gcntleman's advertise.
ment for help in his family appeared one
morning in the videtis, and before noon the
publishers received the following note from
him: "Take out my Hclp'-and, If you
don't want me ovcrrun with girls, "a string
Of applications extending to the Plaza is
now bending towards my house, stop the
internal thing"
, 1864-04-30
THE POOR WIFE.

When ] was yoHng, ] used to earn
My living without trouble;
Had clothes and pocket.money, too,
And hours Of pleasure double. ...
! never dreamed Of such a fate
When | lass was courted--
Wlie, mother, nurse, seamstress, cook, chamber
maid, housekeeper, laundress. .dary-woman and
scrub generally, doing the work OF six,
For the sake Of being supported!
, 1864-04-30

A GENEROUS Acr OF Henry CLAY
John G. Whittier, the poet, has recently
made public the fact that while William
Lloyd Garrison was in prison in Baltimore,
in 1880, Henry Clay wrote from Lexington,
Kentucky, to friend in Baltimore, "direct.
ing him to pay the fine and costs, and lib.
crate Mr.. Garrison"
, 1864-04-30
. odda ANA Hnda.


meanly admires mean things"
We don't expect some people to recoG.
nize merit, for man can't recognize what
he knows nothing about
A youth Of sixty years has been arrested
in Rhode Island for whipping his mother.
lie said the old lady's morals were bad!
Parties; at a dead lock, should extricate
themselves with skeleton hey.
All beautiful things, woman NOT excepted;
have pcrmissioh, in proportion to their
beauty, to be otherwise useless!
Whatever We love becomes thereby above
self, and we pay unconscious homage to it:
There Il room fof MANY things ii this
large world Of Gods but none fol taedms.
Don't take too much interest in the aE.
fairs of your neighbors. Six per cent. will
do.
"There's u brandy smash,".. said wag
on seeing drunken man penetrate pane
Of. s
Every other day the telegraph announces
that the rebellion is just on the point Of
" caving in." Wouldn't it hasten matters
a little just to staye it in? "a
Wedlock has been compared to bird.
cages; the birds without peck to get in,
and those within sometimes peck to get
out.
The ladies need not take it for granted
that he who is always trying to bow grace
fully to them across the street, is always q
F" right bower"
An actor, who was extremely ugly, was
playing part in which lady had to say to
him. All! sire, you change countenance"
A wag in the pic cried out,
"Let him do SO, pray don't stop him"
At spiritual circle the other evening, i
gentleman requested the medium to ask
what amusement was the most popular id
the spiritual world The reply was read.
ing Gur own obituary notices"
AChihese boy, who was learning English;
came across the passage in the Testament;
I'VE have piped unto you, and ye have not
danced" rendered it thus: aa.
ave have toot, tOot to you; what's the
matter you no jImpS"
asked a eletpymab NJ 1 Sunday scbool ex.
animation. This was ( puzsle. IL went
down the class until It came to 4 simple a:
chin. who said. f'l
"Perhaps Il be Hea.n 'igq
80, ,.,. s.s ...
4. a lecturer On 'he caPaDil'les oi Aus.raI %
iia Is ieportea 70 nave saio tnat 1nere
as pure as that Of which the statues Of
Athens were made.n 80
m, 49, s.s..,,s =.
There has been slight mistake com.
mltted mere, said the mouse surgeon, @
no great moment, tnougn y was tne soanc
,eg Of Mr, higgins w9ieh was eut On:
we can easny cure tue oiner; comes % the
.a4 AZ.
a lite errii showing her little cousin,
aDont ienr years oid, esstar' saio, lnet
sstar you see up there Is bigger than TINS
woriG. ,,a.;i " *l
no y amt sald nc.
aes, II is% ,si II:
linen why cont II keep the ram on,
I" do notyant to insult you, gentlemen
, 1864-04-30

The only thing Of the kind in which Mr.
Barham was ever personally engaged, wa:
as boy at Canterbury, when, with . school
fellow. now a gallant major, famed fol
deeds Of arms" he entered a Quakcrs meet
ing house; looking around at the grave as.
sembly, the latter held up penny tart, and
said solemnly:
Whoever speaks first shall have thi.
pie" !,
"GothS way" commenced a drab-colored
gentleman, rising; "gothy way, and
"The pie is yours, sir" exclaimed D J
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with Friends there. This invitation she declin-
ed, saying that there were no hospitals or pris-
ons there, and to these was her mi, sion. Soon
alter, however, yielding 70 strong impression
upon her own mind, that il was her duty, she
announced that she would go. She attended
Friends Meeting and preached, her subject
being "the value of early religious training
Illustrative of this, she narrated the following
touching Incident. Soon after the terrible
battle OF Fredericksburg. some year and half
since, she visited one ofths hospitals in The vi
cinity OF Washington, going from ward to ward,
and from cot to cot, comforting and consoing
the wounded sufferers. Upon one bed lay
young man, with eyes closed, and apparently
insensible. The attendant remarked that it
would be useless TO speak to him, as he had
been constantly deirous since his arrival, and
had now relapsed into death-like stupor. But
the good lady, full Of motherly, christian sym
pathy. stopped by the bedside, and repeated
DIR. Watts hymn, In her sweet tones:
Jesus can make dying bed
Feel SOFT as downy pillows are" sc.
as she closed, the young man looked up. with
an intelligent smile, and seeing the female
form, said, II knew you would come mother.
and speak to me of Jesus" By his side the
good woman remained, we believe, till the
spirit left him. catching his last accept on EARTH
!" Mother, am going TO Jesus
But the most remarkable part of our story
Is to come. As the meeting broke up, and the
Friends we're leaving, the preachers attention
was arrested by a female face in the throng,
and she remarked to friend, that must be
the mother of the young soldier, of whom
spoke" They met, the preacher aud the moth
er, and upon comparing notes, the fact was es-
tablished, that 1t was the son of that mother,
to whom Elizabeth Comstock had ministered
IN his dying hour, aud had thus brought to her
the first knowledge OF that sons death. Our
readers can imagine the consolation thus Civ
en- by the assurance, that In his dying hour the
young soldier thought of his mother and coup
led her name with that Of Jesus, whom she had
taught him TO revere. Who shall say, that the
Good Spirit did not lead Elizabeth Comstock.
ou. OF her chosen path of labor, TO carry com
fort to the heart of that Salem mother New
Bedford Mercury.
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CRY OF PORTLAND. Jnne 23d 1864.
SEALED Proposals will be received bv the Com
~ mittee OF New Streets. &C., at the Office of the
ty Civil Enginer. for grading that porii of High
street between Deering and Cumberland Street -
any required Information may be obtained at the
Eng'neers Once. Proposals will be received until
sa1ur iay, July ID. at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Fer Order Committee
a., J. 4. DoNNELL, Chairman.