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FOR SALE.

HOUSE No. 8 Salem Street; also house a, ra.x
IN of No. Salem street.. Both houses are on d
one half story very convenient and in good renair
Enquire of j. M. Hartsborn, or of - ~ .epA'i.
E. P. MILLETT
Oct 7-dlm ga i No. 10 Moulton street
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I'm ortant to TrayeIers.

While joarneying on the cars, my stomach be.
came badly .deranged, causing severe pain in my
head. Had it been ON the water 1t would have
been called sea-sickness. lady sitting by me,
knowing my condition, reached out bottle saying
'''take swollow." did so. and in less than Ave
minutes my trouble was ended. The medicine was
"Coe's Dyspepsia Cure" and from the effect it had
upon the Stomach, and what have learned OF il
since, ] think 1t must be excellent remedy for
! Wis SAMUEL FIELD.
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MIDDLE AGED

There are many men at the Az = :, . a., ..aoa,s
Tonpleo Win 100 ne4uent eVaouarons from the
burning sensation, and weakening the system IN =
manner the patient cannot account for ON exan
lining urinary deposits ropy sediment will often ka
found, and sometimes small particles of semen on
albumen viii appear, or the color win be Of thin
milkish hue again changing to dark and turbid
appearance. There are many mon who da of this
difaculty, ignorant of the csnse, which is the
SECOND STAGE or sEAzNAL HEAKNRSS.
can warrant perfect cure in such casa and
fnl and healthy restoration Of the urinary orsars
Persons who cannot personally consult the m.
can do so by writing IA plain manner a descrintion
o. their dlseass and the appropriate remedies Mn
AL q strictly CONFIDENTIAL and viii,
Address, a.fIff DIR Il n xzrrorx,. .
No. Temple st., [corner Of Ma ~ = 20
~ Send Stamp for circular, Aiol ortiana'
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New Steam Mill,
Foot Of Cross, between Fore & Commercial SITS.
wINsLOW. DOTET & CO..

W1NSLOW, DOTEN q CO.,
WOULD inform their former customers and the
Nv public generally, that they have fitted up their
New Mill with New Machinery, and are now ready
to do Planning Matching and Jointing. also Sweep
and Circular Saving, Wood Turning, &c.
We have in operation one of Messrs Gray q
Woods new improved PLAYERS. for
FLAMING OUT OF WIND. gN
1t will plane with the greatest accuracy from inch
In thickness to IL inchessquare. Also al d'J0J
3 AN EDGER FIFTY FEET LONG,
For saving heavy plank and edging boards.
Particular attention given toplaning Ship Knees,
Clapb0ards, and heavy Timber.
. For the accommodation of dealers and others hav.
ing large lots of boards to plane we have in connec-
uon with the mill 1900 square feet of yard room.
iy19eodtf Ess4l-s.r ~ 11sT-- IN II
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Portland and Boston Line.

] sEIu FTIF1E SIEAMERS U II
Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal
10 6SENsa~ ssb VIII, until further notice, run Is
A<Sskmr follows
eza ~ Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday at O'Clock 2. NJ, and India Wharf, Boston,
every Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, att O'Clock p. n. zoq re
Fare in Cabin. ........,.,...,,....S2.0O
Freight taken ae usual. ri q WfFFFt3 4f8 g
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value and that person.
al unless notice Is given and paid for at the rate of
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
Feb. 49, 1868. dtf l.. BILLINGS, Agent.
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Z --efss.. ouIVfn Gsdison, Conn. June 3d. 1854
From the benefit derived BY the use Of Goes Dvs.
pepsia Cure In my family am prepared 10 say that
Inever intend to be without it and advise al who
ere addicted with Dyspepsia to try it. T7ll-
o III b5feiars 7aao RHILANDER LEWIS. 1
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Lends So. ..lrL4
Am. Pig y 100 b. $500
Sheet and Pipe. 20 OH
Lime. n y.
Rockland, cask !. l201125
LLlRRa ber-From yard.
Clear Pine No. / .S48 "a so
y do Nh q AZ 11 as
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| Tobacco x y
l5's& 10'sbest BIRDS. 70@75c
do. medium. ,66 @70
do. common. 60 (965
half Tbs best br' ds.75 @80
do. med. good. 70 @75
do. common. :. 66C0 20.
Natural Leaf, ms. $1@1 %
lNayy-pOunds 5000 IS
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Messrs, G. g. Clark q Co.--GentIemea II desire
to make known the almost instantaneous effacts AZ
"Coes Dyspepsia Cure In cases Of choera ,,sor5,s
i had been for twenty four hours purginr at lbs
stomach and bowels, every ifteen minutes. went
INTO your drug store to procure some brandy as /
had always been told that II was good remedy for
Dysentery. Ny pallid face and NV weakness at
once attracted the attention Of the clerk in change
and no asked nae at once 'wbat is the matter p' 1
replied ~ have been for twentry- four hours vomit-
ing ana purgfng, and am unable to stand or walk,
from weakness and this deadly sickness st my stom
aoh completely prostrates me-" He produced bot
tie of Goes Dyspepsia Cure, saying, "take large
swallow Of that It isnow II O'Clock; taken another
From the moment took that first dose Of the
medicine my sickness at stomach was gone its effect
was instantaneous. In an hour eat my dinner with
as good relish as ever hungry man partook, Gas /
was well cleared out of food) and followed by a
teaspoonful of cure. have not suffered particle
OF Inconvenience since took the remedy
Its action was so wonderful and so immediate
that could hardly believe the evidences Of m ,1n
senses. and desire TO publicly make known these
facts. that the whole world may avai themselyes Of
dts use. Like bread Il thould frd place in every
ones house, and believe that no one should 90
away rom home without bottle Of ii IA his pocket
or where II eould be quickly made available. - =
u Truly yours, GEO. i. DRAKE
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To Let
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: = - Board Wanted. y
ru n,ivats family, where there are no other
boarders, for the wife and child of an oficer in
80 Reyenue Service,
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Billiard Table for sale.

"A two ssts HSaliiar,l Table, with marble bed, also
everything nortssy balls and q set of points, and
Wisi he az AZ THs,ning to well furnished table
~ 70 ,lb Federal Street under Il y H. ~,
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PORTLAND DRY DOCK COMPANY.
A n assessment Of Eight Dollars per share on the
payable at the once Of the Treasurer, III Commsr-
oi1L street. O. n. DAVIS, Treasurer,
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TRUsTE e s .

bGGlHd JOHN D. JONES. President. {ti9F
slif CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President.
W. H. 81. MOORE, I'd Vice President.
ER-Applications forwarded and OPEN PoLIoIEe
procured by 2
JOHN w. MUNGER, Agent, alI2.
No. 1913 Fore street, head OF Long Wharf,
bafg PORTLAND, ME. my'G 1siu
June 3.-w2w& eodtojan2e ,s .ra atitr
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EN0R family Of four (no SMALL children) o nice
n genteel two storied house, in the centre of the
city separator in block. Address Box ITO Port
land Post, Office. " " nas e R2 sept9dtf
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

immediately and instantaneously, we pledge our
word as men ofhonor-our reputation as PhaTmace-
qtists-our favorable acquaintance withhe people as
propriatDrs Of the World-renowned dCoess Cough
BGisGm," II it 10 used according to our directions
which may be found with each bottle. 10 " n
We add below some Testimonials from our neigh
bors and townsmen, to which we ask your careful
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IN S q R A N CE.
OFFICE OF IT H e
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
lf unw YORK. JANUARY 2e. 1854. "

To n.~o~rY
MUf11HI insurance UOmDduvg
1kAe
NEW YORK, JANuAhf No. 1904
vuVHE Trustees in conformity to the Charter Of the
Company, submit the following statement OF
- affairs on the Slst December, 1858;
preTn;ums received on Marine Risks, . IA "a %
from lat January, 1868, to 3lst De- nv. mo no
cember 1858, So'A4'o'o 90
prsminms on Policies notmarksd Oh -os am N.
Ist Id nuarv 1858, n yWNg WA AIvo,oVz ~
Tots, ,monnt of Marine Premiums, slo,OO6,OO1 II
80 R tGcis S nave Sea DsI Fire Risks disoon
Premiums marked OF from LIST jan,
Losses o % uyns nv same Derod sO565l o.
~-- -
The Company has the following Assets, viz:
| Unit d States and State al New York
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York IL Cumberland Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Il Z I'll

-eYzzy-5-z-7us- On and after MONDAY, April
Mz44AHs1z88s 1th., 1854, trains will leave 40
K7zss asXt follows, until further notice:
l5350kf=z sziaz Saco River for Portland at 5.45
Freight Train with Passenger
Cars) and 915 A. M, and 3.S0P. N. lEe0
Leave Portland for Saco River, T.45 A. M. and
400 and $40 r. M The 400 P. N. train ont, and 645
A. M. train into Portland, WILDE freight trains with
passenger cars attached. - :.
Stages connect at Sacoarappa daily for South
Windham Windham Center and Great Falls.
At Gorham for West Gorham, Stondish. Steep
Falls, Baldwin. Sebago, Bridgton, Hiram, Lining
ton, Cornish, Denmark, Brownfeld.. Loyel, Frye
burg, Conway, Bartlett, Albany, jackson and Ea-
ton, N. b. eee1s ssai ~ ~ tsfrs )
At Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonney Ia.
gle South Limington, Limington and Limerick: e
Ossipee, Newfeld, Parsonsfield, Efhhgham, Free
DOM Madison, eaton, Cornish, Porter, SO.
Fares cents less when tickets are purchased In
the Once, than when paid in the Cars, VT@5 ziI
DAN. CARPENTER, Supt.
Portland April ], 1884. "A N diff d h e
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STEAMBOATS,.
Portland and Penobscot River,
Fall and Winter Arrangement, 1864.
THE NEW, sTAUNcH AND CoMMoDIous
STEAMER LADY LANG.
DfF Built expressly for this route, tn /
r. CAPT. WILLIAM r.. ROIx.

NW VIII commence her Fall and Win.
k&SAnk> ter Arrangement on. MONDAY
MORNING, October 18th, leaving
Bangor every Monday and Thursday Morning d
O'Clock. - r
Returning viii leave Railroad Wharf, foot, of
State street, Portland, every Tuesday and Friday
Evening" at 10 O'Clock. connecting with the Eastern,
Boston and Maine, and Portland, saoo and Ports.
leaving Boston at O'Clock, p M. IA a3'sr-f 80 4
The Boat will touch at Rockland, Camden, Bel.
fast, Bucksport, Winterport and Hampton both
ways. Passengers tcketed through to- and iron,
Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, Salem and Lynn
For moro extended Information, apply to J. O.
Kendrick, Bangor; the local Agents at the various
Landings; the Depot Masters of the p s. & p.
Eastern, and B. y NJ. Railroads Abel Somerby,
Portland; Lang 6 De:ano, Boston, or
+ a.s. s.-sas.a !, CHAS. SPEAR, General Agent.
October 17.-isdtf - 80
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Aug. s-dtf

ro3ve Hotel for Sale. 1ge3@ nil
q The "Caledonian House." situated on
EEEas Green street, with front on the street of
lr&ksE SO feet and running through to Canton St.,
HEEL II; together with the buildings and lot on east.
4erly side of Canton street. Also the stable
ana 40 100 on the westerly side of Green street,
The lots contain about II, 600 feet; all the unoccu.
pied land usceptable to improvements. The build
lngs aref God order and now rent for $500 per
annum rterms inquire of
JOHN q. PROCTOR, Lime street.
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STATEMENT OF TIE
Etlaa Insurance Company,
iagea q OF HARTFORD, CONN, 1900 s e,
On the LIST day of November, A. d. 1853, as required
-sssa by the Laws Of the State Of Maine.

Che Capital Stock is........ ......... 81 900
and seith the sarpsxs 70 Invested as JoJgoscs:
Real estate uninoumbered SS7963 Ii
Cash in hand, on deposit, and In agents e
hands, 1855 So
United states Stocks, 6I2,8a7 30
state ana City Stocks, and Town Bonds, 669. $50 90
BANK ana Trust Company Stocks, 1,047, 270 90
mortgage Bonds, 3S1, $50 90
Atlantic Mutual Ins. Co.'S scrip, 1862 8, 1855 80
taass Total Assets, 9s1 ei S302S s79 "a
Amount of Liabilities for Losses not r -'7'- n
due or adjusted, e a5a8 oNE IN S1754Il "a
Amount OF risk, estimated lis, 5l6, 40 &C Z
eaa pa saTHOS. A. ALEXANDER, President.
LUoIUs J. HARDRE, Secretary. . 70 ~ s.
Hartford, Nov. z, 1868. sA-ei t2o
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Rare Chance.

Uyo purchase stock of Millinery, Al rent of one
70. fyasN MILLINHR, Portland.
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One Of sas Twenty-Five.

1t -H-q ,sgmAu New Haven, July 18th, 1854.
= MR.. CoE-Sir:-Haying been troubled with the
dyspepsia for some eight or twelve months. have
taken the usual kinds medicines. which have done
me no good. saw your advertisement of a msdi-
found 1t to be THE medicine. The first Is drops THE
18th Of June that took, relieved me in one minute
have taken 1t three or four times but have had no
first Is Drops although before, could not eat
meal and sometimes no moro than three or four
IN Respeotiuily' ~ WOODRUFF.
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he Weekly Intelllgences
Commissioners Sale.

OF THE PROPERTY NOW KNOWN AS THE
~ "Kramer House," the east side OF Main
reet, and the lots Market street in the
thereof, on SATURDAY, the Sth Of October, 1864,
at the 'front.' door OF the Court House for Ohio
county.
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, in q certain cause therein depending,
wherein Francis D. Chspline is complainant, aud
the devsses heirs at law and executor of Moses w.
ChApline, deceAsed and Mary +. Lynch, are defend
ants shall sell, special commissioner, At tho
front door of the Court House for Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, the Sth OF October, 1864. (ct mmencing
said sale at 10 O'Clock A. M to the highest ard
best bidder, at public auction, the following real
estate in the said decree particularly mention ed
and described, situated in the city OF WheeilnS,
that say thirds of the lot numbered thirty
nine,-39-frouting forty -four-44-feet on the east
side of Main street, and extending back OF even
width eastwardly from said street. one hundred and
thirty-twO-lS2-feet, being tue property known as
the "Kramer House," also lot numbered Oue hun
dred and MISUNDERSTANDING said Market
street siXty.sx-66-.eet and running back of even
width siXty-seven-67-feot. The said part OF lot
numbered one hundred aud niueteen-ll9-W will be
sold in three separate parcels of tweuty-two-22-
feet front each.
TERMS OF SALE.-The One-fGh-1-5-part of
the purchase money in cash and the remaining
four-ftth parts in four equal instai.-ents, payable
in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty four months,
with interest from the day Of SALE the purchaser to
give bond for the deferred instalments; the COM
missioner to retain the title until the purchase
JAMES g. WHEAT,
seoS-td Special Commissioner.
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The Great Battle In the Valley-COn-
spIcuous GaIIantry of Col. Duval
and our West Virginia TrOOPS-They
Decide the Fortunes of tho Day.
Special to the N. Y. World.
WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. %, 1864.
The battle of the Opequan, on the 18th
instant, will stand the critical ordea! OF
being recorded in history as one of the best
foug ht battles of the present war for skill
displayed, tenacity of purpose and real
heroism on both sides, but with the feather
weight balancing the scales OF war In our
favor. 1t was no easy victory. The tide
of battle seemed several times during the
battle to be against US, until the Command
ing General said the decision of the battle
depended on the skill an energy of one Off
Ger. who was ordered to execute a flank
movement at the risk of great sacrifice OF
men. The movement was brilliantly ex-
ecuted, and the day was saved. The move
ment that brought on the engagement was
not, as has been enormously stated, ocoa-
stoned by the movement of rebel troops
from Winchester to Martinsburgh, or, in
deed. to any position of General Early
Our army moved in accordance with full
and definite orders from General Grant to
move up and take possession of the valley
of the Shenandoah, and to obliter"te and
disperse the rebel army wherever 1t materl-
ally interfered with our full possession of
our lines of communication.
Our army, previous to the battle, was
encAmped in an irregular line, the right
resting on the Summit Point and Charles
town road, and extending 10 BerryVille at
the i tersectiou of the Winchester and
Berryville pike. The ground occupied by
our lines was of a rolling character, alter
mating between woods, cornfelds, wheat
fields and pastCrage. The main body was
well concealed from rebel view, and little
or no attempt was made to intrench or for
tity the camp. Our picket lines were strong,
aud all the coantry roads, bridal paths and
salient places were we'll commanded by our
artillery and strong guards, in order to
guard against sudden attacks or sorties.-
| The eDemy's pickets were within a few
hundred yards of ours, and at some points
they were within conversational distance.
Picket firing on either side was quite rare
except on change of guards or upon some
anticipated hostile demonstration.
On Sunday previeusato the fight the or
ders to get ready to go forward were lssu~
ed by Gen. Sheridan TO his various corps
commanders, and they in turn to their
subordinate generals. The order was to
proceed in light marching condition, All
suffers and army wagons TO return to Har-
per's Ferry. No wagons,were allowed ex
, cept the ammunition and hospital trains.
The cavalry corps under Major General
Torbitt, consisting of the First and Third
divisions, under the respective commands
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they were given a short respite for rest.
The rebel prisoners were put into the
Courthouse and enclosure, and portion
in the town Jail, Strong guards were
placed over them and all avenues for esr
cape guarded against. The rebels left
ali their sick and wounded in Winches~
ter. Colonel Bassett, of the SD Penn,
sylvania Volunteers, of the 9th corps,
commands the post of Winchester. All
our wounded men have been brought to
Winchester from the field of battle
The Taylor House is occupied. by the
Sixth corps, the Lutheran church by the
Nineteenth corps, and the Southern
Methodist church by the Army of West
Virginia.
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Hoosand's German Bitters

Y.zL Ns,r.on Brorgn, D. d. Editor ofths E1cy-
:.gei,1 Of Rrligtous Enot0isdge.
81. ugh not disposed TO favor or recommend
gasl; Medicines in general, through distrust Of
:asi .r7iients and effects, yet know OF no sut-
csJ rr4ou, Why man may not testify to the bentt
b, ,yr. himself to have received from any simple
rfr,-,;io=. IL the hope that he may thus contrib
IL ,n the benefit Of others.
Ii. this tue more readily in regard To Hoohand's
6ea4.a Btters, prepared BY Dr. @. NJ. jackson, Of
e.. ciy, because 1 was preIudiCed against them for
nay yr.rs, under the impression that they were
.lirly sa alcoholic mixture. l am indebted to my
:7-4l Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal OF
ia. Frgliice by proper tUsts and for encourage
=rgiiOtry them, when suffering from great and
continued debility. The of three bottles
q ae-e Eticrs, at the beginning of the present
l=4i followed by evident relief and restoration
% lyIrer OF bodily and mental vigor which had
=; .oit for six months before aud had almost de-
iil.fed of regulating. l ther-'>z" .nB God and
y friend 10 r directing me to tn use Of them.
JIM VI IN BROWN.
Pai!adglPA June 20, 1851,
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RATIONAL MED CINE.

DR THOMAS j. KLSNER WOULD
~ respectfully inform the citizens Of wheeling
aud vicinity that he has permanently located in
this city for tn practice Of Medicine upon the IA
tionaI or Eclectic System. He has been engaged IN
the practice of his profession for number OF years
and has been eminently successful in the treatment
OF all varieties of diseases, both acute and chron
Dr. k as heretofore, will devote good share OF
his time and the treatment OF all CHRONIC
diseases of both sexes such Consumption and all
varieties Lung Diseases all Diseases OF he Throat
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Mercurial
and Nervous Diseases rheumatism, serotua, every
variety of Blood and Skin Diseases. Epilepsy Iuno,
Wens Spinal Affections, Diseases OF the hioneys
and Bladder Heart Affections, Diseases OF the Eye
and Ear, &c. Those peculiar to Females, VIZ 4: In
fammatory Diseases of the Uterus, Painful iTrsgu-
arities, Leucorrhea, Proapsus UtertI aud al Ner-
yous Diseases to which they subject. Diseases
of Children carefully and nationally treated. Med
icines mild reliable aud agreeable w.t..
All communications strictly confidential Nght
calls cheerfulIy and promptly an'Tered.
EdB-Ohice and residence one door west OF LOUIS
A6liug's Hotel, Third street, near Reed hrait 3
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va. once hours
from A. n. to 8 P. n.
REPERENoES.
Prof. B. 2. Payne, Steubenviile, Ohio.
DIR. w. D. McGregor, g
Dr. G.. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
Prof G. II. Ceaveand. >incinnati, Ohio
Dr. c. A. Melchimer, Van Vert,
ie2T-1yd&W
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County T. cket.
PEACE.
ny REV. 8 P. SIXTH.

1t is coming, it is coming,
As comes the blessed rain,
When the burning he I and dTyness
Have scorched the waving grain;
We hail the early promise
'Tis not in vain to wait;
Ifrhe help serves Gods great purpose,
1t never comes too late.
1t is coming, it is coming,
Saith the slave, whose heavy toll
Was grinding bone and muscle,
As the cart-wheel grinds the soil;
The trail of desolation
That marks the wars red wrath,
Reveals, where Faith stands waiting,
The Almighty's onward path.
1t is coming, it is coming,
As comes the gentle dew
On the weary, fainting flowers,
When the noontide heat is through;
1t comes in silent sweetness,
To comfort AID to bless
We never hear its coming,
But it blesses none the less.
1t is coming, it is coming,
AS thr giant, rested, wakes
As DER the distant hill-tops
The morning redness breaks;
While the soldier on his picket
His solemn vigil keeps,
The light already glimmers
On the highest rugged steops-
1t is coming, yes, tits coming,
But, y prophet, poet, whent
We have wished forth like water
Our treasure and our men.
We watch the cloudy pillar
That guides our devious way,
And, blinded in the darkness,
God bids our faith delay.
1t is coming, it is coming,
Love Can calm the maddened brainS
And the palm-tree and the pine-tres
Interlsce their boughs again;
The corn and cotton ripen
For the loyal and the brave,
And fIeemen till the acres
OF laud without slave.
It is coming, it is coming
Peace DER all the land shall rest,
With glory and a beauty
Like evening in the west;
The noontide brightness fingers,
But God can bid it glow;
The forest sleeps in scorns,
But God can make it grow.
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RALL BUTTONS

TN WHITE. BLACK, GOLD, SILVER, IVORY
CISss and India Rubber ladies Paper ouffs, st. Ell
Belt asps, SIX Betting. Household Running
Mourning Handkerchiefs, Wells Grape collars, Emp
Byaid, Pearl ButtonS. Fancy Linnen Collars and
Cuffs, Velvet Ribbon, Lneu Bob6in assorted colors
of Yarn siI Buttons NuI sery Cloth, Corset fronts
clarkjs Spool Cotton. ladies Neck Ties, Gents do
denl' AA"eAi '-N : "PN- D. NIooLL BRO,
.an12 100 Main street.
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TaluabIe Propertl fOr kent.

ITO LET on GROUND RENT, for a term OI years.
about one hundred and ffty feet of the prop
erty fronting on Main street, and runuins oack
about one hundred aud tuirty-ITo feet, Liii no%n
as the .ne Homestead property, imme irate'y
This property will be rented in suitable building
lots, and embraces some OF the best uaimp.oved
P''P' F.R.ARMSTRONG,
Ias ,f Trustee of Emily A Z.Iue.