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MEDICAL
or EoIAL NOTICE


Dr. N. vELLEy's Private Hospital, in the red.
srAl noSk, Corner ofsevsnth and ' streets, oppo.
sits the Post and Patent Oneos. Rooms a and "a.
W stairs, Washing top, D. c. ,a7'.
All diseases OF private Mature treated in the
hsst ssioatIne manner, lad radical eures efsstsd
- al ssSsA syPsILITIa hFrSGrinK, aos-
sRRHG<, 0LEEF, srucTURES SEMINAL
HRAKhRSs OF the result " VOLFPFvoUs
DREAMS, OF any weakness Of tina GREERIIiVs
ORGANS from any sssas whatever, or how lyDg
rtandiaG thoroughly and SadioAlly cured +iso,
SeB1, RRBBaA TISN, NEURALGIA, and otSo,
aHRoEl0 DISEASES OF tho NERVES, MUSCLES,
soSsS and JOINTS! scRoFULA, FLorcHEs
on THA RA0B, BRSPTIoESou the LImbu and boay
and all othos RRUPTlvB DISEASES and DISEASE
sP TIE BLOOD, Esu whatever cause they rasJ
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, let no false deli.
ssOsJ prevent you ron applying immediately 70
Dr. VellnT, who Is aStDdElcsea to BE- By far the
nSH SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the 'rca,Blsp,
Of private diseases Fear not ta como and N IEO
EOswa your misfortuhes, and no will specify ,oud
soH en- y7us way rejoicing. ~. -.
sELR-lAusE
Mat dreAdful seonr 20 oi the young, indulEod in
when alone, destroys the goncrAtivs orTAnI IN ats
hen Tor married life, proc lsins weakness Of tho
hack md limbs, less Of animation and muscular
PoweE PAlpitntioa Of the hsart nervous irritsbll
Iy, loco Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
SsssunPhsA, and destl.
YSuHu MAN Ia view Of Trio dreadful .onte-
sueASes Of delay d ne, tAI to make your casa
saswA Immediately TO Dr. vellny. Yopr secret,
vita him sso sacred. and you .4ay esandeaty rely
upon his medical skin. eve
ThSusAndi whose systsns were shattered and
vho were 90 ths brink OF The crave, have been
brought back To Vigorous health ~ hIl sklllnll
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating nAtrI
usay, who uuPpost themselves Of Impotesey soRi.
sal woskRers, or any dBesSe nriGing from q TO
IAssa stats Of the 5eaital organs, whether thes >
srlt Of aiSSAse, IAjurJ, youthful indiSOretionL,
irtulss.ss Of Shs PAIaoas In ripper yoars, arc ear
sssay sassA'od ~ place shSnieivOa under The
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CoLDIERs OF TIRE UNION

~
nsSd ths following LsGTsrs resolved frsn, yout
Coarsd.s ll SndorssnsntI Of The WoATLn
KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED RrMEDiEs
OINTMENT. You will here lad uns olicited tssti.
nonials rssSiVed fron all parts OF the country
where our army Of oesupAtion iE In force.
interested in your welfare, thea do not delay.
Tour Life 4 YaluAblsI Not only 10 yourselves,
but 10 Tonr FAthsrG AAd Mothers, Sisters, Wives
ADD Btothsrs. Thea, while you may, purehSSs
your HEALTH For - cents, % cents, or 81 40 WILL
Hhsn expended In thsSs medicines, bring you down
TRs following are G genuine letters, on al. for
inIpesIoA At hiI ONES Copies sent BY nail TO any
QSAITBHhAGTKB'B DEPAhTMEHr,l
ash lllinSiH NOluntsorHt }
pr!t I HsIl. LIE p W.. e. n3,:.psF e. I's'
siRi Ensosed please and two dollars, for which.
send mo ons dollars worth each OF your celebrated
TO this At once for An much in need OF the above
remedies. Address.
lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, @. ~,
Isth Illinois V0luntsefs.
sAHI MAJ IRASDT STATION, YA,l
January 7, 1885,
DEAA STA; I haVS heard great deal OF talk
about your famous Pills, and a. never WAS in
;st Rssd 81 hea all now, want to try them, a.
NSrrhoA 70 very prevalent At the prssont tmot
'oad ne the WSrth Of ths enclosed. Yours, ko,
JOSEPH WALSH,
-, \, nh RaSt,, Excelsior Brigade,
PSLAsEl, Tenn, Dee. d, laSS.
bSAA SiAi FlSahs ma enclosed one dollar and
ssad NE the amount In your famous Pills, as l am
troubles with DJspSpIia, and GsSk sure.
iSAhi a. THOMAS r. TURNER,
Co. |, ID Iowa Infantry.
,-.< 49, Nome lsLAHD, Q. C., Jhh. ~, 1854
DEA4 slIi EnslsseG ysu will md so cents, for
HalSh wish you W send mo come Of your valuA-
Tor postage.
Address IBRAEL G, HALL
Co. ., 4th \. II. Vols, Fort Royal, s.
CANT or trH EICELIIOE BAiSADE,l
-, January ~, 1854
hIA; FlsATSIsA ne fer The ensloIsd 30 cents the
worth 81 II In PillIj sASlOIsl hAd 10 osRta to pAT
PsI'agS, ASa YoH will sbligs. AddrssS, yours,
BITEt. WIN POWERS,
~, \. ~ Req. EHesiGiGF Brigade,
Warrington, d. e,
NSRHE hLAHB, 3, C., Jan. 81, 1854
Please 1nd enclosed hS sun ~ ons dollar fot
Pulls. IhAVO DlATrh0A, EAd can get Il stouDed
~ UAAt - w ysuT Pills. You're, AZ.
WILLIAM CHnISTY,
o.. D. IOith RSgt. Penn, Vols,
~ Morris Island, s.
CAUTION
II The BSAasE 81 this "AOtlSsn cannot Kgt box OF
fills or Oalnsat frsA the drug store Ia his place
lot hla NTibt ~ As ~ Maiden LRns, snsluai AZ me
sAouhli AID Will aAu . box tree OF eEpsnEs.
AAAJ dsAlafa will got kSsp ny Aedisinss o. hand
besAuAs Ehey sAhnst make as nush ptOAt sse on
olhsr psrsSaL, make. - cents, ~ cents, SAD tl4S
per BOX or pet, AFs-ly
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ApII-AS
1854 ARRAN99EEMENTs1S6

EEw YoRK LIHnE.
YfIH CAMDEN AND AmBoY AND PHILADEI-
Ella Ella ASp TRENTON RAILROAD CoMPA.
WON PHILADELPHIA TO !gRW YO1H
AVID WAY PLACES,
''rOas WALNUT Street wharf asa Ksn-
HtsEtoa Depot,
WILL LAYS AZ FOILoHE, WET Fare,
Az A. ~, vita Camden and Amboy-C, IA.
AZ ! Iva Camden and Jersey Ci,y-Now' VIZ
l0rEsy Accommodation aq6
Az 4; n, Iis Camden and Jersey CITY, $50
At I; Y. Viz tsndan Eaa iar,sy CITY
ID ClLSs Tekst n
Az II a. NJ, via KensinSson and Jersey City;
Al 70 a. rs Camden and Araeoy-.C. and
4. Accommodation AZ
~ p ~, via Camden and Anboy-c and
Al 2. n, via konriostOn and Jersey c.ty, !"
Washington and n. z, ExpreIS 400
AZ sk Z. a. VIC Rensinston and Jersey City,
Al uxi: 81, Y. E.a,iastoa aad Jersey CIR, 40
Al lHJSisFtj Va zen.irs,Oa and Jsi,.y ''
CITY, southern Express acc
- P. NJ Wis Camden and kmboy-AScSssp
Hcdsdon tFretSht and PaISsogeTl-
q a. : :is.s s ss5:i ~ ~
.o IN aus z ID avOOins Nal and n: IES lEtghO
Gays sHsspted>
DIRECT THRoUeH LINES,
more and Philadelphia.
LsAve Warrington for Nav York At 7 and Io46
a. m, and 1iso p -. The Sunday line leaves Al
Lave New York for Washington Al and 10 a.
m, 1;So ?. N, and II Midnight Ths Sunday Ina
leaves At 100 p. m.
Through without shanEe OF ears.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES
Leave Walnut street wharf 81 and 8 a. N ia m. ,
| and p. m. 49,
Leave KenSington Depot at Ills .. M, 2.sS, 90
and so p. n, and 1890 n. m. (night1
The as y. N. Line runs daily; ali otbhru. SIM.
| days excepted.
| INV YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINKS,
Leave loot Of Barclay street Al = A. m and n. m
from loot OF Cortland street at 7, and 10 a. M,
| u m, and p. M, and - night
excepted. N.h; GATzMER, Agent
| p,.-- PhirA and N. Y, Lines.
| FAAAOHLFHhI Deg ~, 1868. delI
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RAILROADS.
DHILADELr HIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and After Monday, M.y =, 1884

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after Monday, Nay ., 1884
PAESEHoER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore, Al 40 q. m, (ESprsss, Mondays eI.
1hsstST, ts'o, it's a. m, i.IO, 2SO, $50 g. and
nj. :lss2H 49, -: Is. T2p. g.. az: :s'; Il r. '
boyor, 81 - :, N. and Sp.n.
TRItss FoR sfLIDEPRIS IRATR
Bsltimore At e.A, HLd Su =. NJ, tEspio ss,I Lie,
WiIsiREtoa 81 ss aud > q. n, uat, l, LIS, !,
An -, sic and n.hp.n.
n h.Tst ME-, 81 m.
Dover At a.so .. n. and ~ p. n
New Castle ~ $50 .. N. Anu 6 % p. N,
Chester 81 % and go q. m, 1, S.as, 80, 8,
Ussvs sAltinofs Tor salisbury and intsrnodlA,e
stations a 5.Ssp.n
TEAMS FOR BALTIMORE
Lave Chostsr at SEQ q. n, BoO and II p. n.
Leave Wilmington a. SO, S.1s .. N, S.H and
iEEIeHr TRAIN, wtsh PASSENGER ssr st+..Ned
!tll leave Wilmington, for PsrryVinO and inferno
d Ss glhessi A. up. NJ
onlJ, At 40 .. a. and lsIOp. n,
-tnr PhiiSdsiShis 70 Wilmington At 40 a. M,
IIon wiininEsou 70 Philadelphia ., 7.so .sd
only Al = ,. n. nom Baltimore 10 Philadsl.
nyr7-a NJ. KINNEY, A.r sup't.
D 4 MUAE AND oHIU
u 49,. ,o.. ,u shlLRo.n ,,, ,o.s ,... All.
.rSInI Wa run between WsshinSton and New New
York, ano Washington and The WeSf, rs follows
soR PHILADELPHIA Me- YORK and Boston,
Leave Washington a. 7.ts a. m, Ills q o., So
On sunday AZ 9Op. n. Tor Philadelphia, .ne 7.So
D. m. for New York.
Passenger for Phil phi. will take notice that
the s.pP n. train Is the LATEST EAia daily ToR
This train Al 100 p. -. doe. soT 90 TO PHLA.
DELrnIA, AAi IL FOR NEW foRE PAssEB0ERS Ex.
FoR BALrIMoRR
Loays Washington a. $40, = n, $50 a. n, II IS
= n. p N, az ,. n, b.2s p. M, and $40 p. n.
On sundays a, he a. n, and =, S.Sop.a.
FOR ALL PANTS OF THE WEST.
Lave Washington At $50 e. q. and . and 8 % ,.
Ne, daily, except sunday.
On sunday, A. and $50 p. n, only.
PeR WAsHlS6TOk AND THE souTH.
Leave Baltimore At 1,Ib, 40, I, ., and 10, > d.
AID - tb and 1.So, p. m, daily, except Sunday.
90 Sunday ~ IAb and 40, a. N, and LSO, y. a.,
FoR ANNAPoLIa
Lsave WsshiuEtna st $50, =. m, and . and LJs,
p. r, daily, except sunday.
Ne train for Annapolis OA sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at I. 30 a. r. and $50
p. NJ 90 through 10 New York DIhOw stOb0s Of
s0Ts
sleeping ear 7.So p. m. train. BerthI In sleep
lng ear can be secured until p. M, daily, at the
Ticket Oieei after that hour they must be secured
O The sleeping Car Conductor.
Tho nrut and fourth trains from Washington
stop 81 all way points.
PUr further Information, tickets Of every kind,
40, apply 70 George s. koOntI, AGENT at WAah.
tnSton Station, or Al the hskst othoS.
". P. SMITH,
kAEter TranlportAtioaL
l. M. COLE,
APl-AN General Ticket Aren't.
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u This BASH, organized unAss ne National
Ranking Law OF the lHst Congress, h spsaoS nj,
day for the Transaction Of business, a. ths ssrn0
Psf fneenth and y streets, sppssits Treasury -
pArtment. H. D. COOKn Pr..iI.,t
Wa. e. HUNTINGTON, CashIes, ..s,-S
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WSthSngtOT GtsS, D. D.
GREAT kASTBIF, NORTHERN, AHp WEST
NAN KAPRkSe FORWARDRRS.
usEohAAdiss, Honsy, Js wsIFF, VaIaa blSa
Notes, StoekE, BHAdA, &s.,
SorWAtd>d with SAFETY AEO DISPATCH 10 all
Asoonaible sections Of the country. This ConDAnS
has Agencies In the principal railway towns Nj M
NORTH EAST, WEST, And SORTHWEGT.
Its principal Ofis0s are
R4hHLR0TOR, D. q, NJ YOIE, BOSTOK
philadelphia, BALTIal RH CIE
SJHSATL ST. LOUIS, 4OULE
TLLEK, LBXLNGTON.
Oonheotions are made al New Yorh sud Boston
british Provinces, and with EteAmIhip llnes 70 Liv
5rpo0l, southampton, and HavrS, and thence b,
European expenses to all prominent comm Arsti
towns In Great Britain and on tho Continent.
ColSsuon o. Notes Drafts, and Bills made 81 u
accessible paris Of the United st1tea.
C. @. DUNN, Agent,
30 WAshinEtOn, d. Q,
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IlEl NOLDs' ROUB

con. ~ M0HTnHTTH OF. AND PmU. AVHnUH,
WARRINGTON, D. C.
meAf furnished Al all hours, and At the ShOrtsSt
asSS =, J. W, REYNOLDS,
Proprietor,
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IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN. AN
IAfAlliSls Care vIthou, the use of Medicines
HhVs yes hess addicted 10 that habit which has
rutnsd % naAysf your sex SOLITARY VICEO
u 1se.sIarilI ~sehenl the organs, oooAsiontng
V0LUPTUOUg DREAMS and INVOLUNTARY
nhIsSIoEk-Prsdusing Invariably, II not arrested
In Mas, NnAin VI symptoms such az Weakness
Eaa Pals In the Back and Limbs, Pain In the Head
lvprsssisn 81 spirits, Loss OF Memory, Nervous
Debility, TTsRslinE, nruptionG Of the Ease PaIId
UsuhtaaaAse, And General Prostitution OF the
Muscular system and not unfrFquently Faulty
npilsPhs Fit, Aad often insanity AID ConIunp.
toA. .. ~
DR. 7. .. ELLINGTON, after nyiBs for years 10
without sahIfNstsry results, has discovered D
hTRICTLY MECHANICAL remedy, which 10 a
certain AAd infAllihls sure - all SAass, IL uEed
Wthsat iEssAVoAienss 10 the Pstient by day or
aight whsA employed ~ any kind OF business
sihsr AshVs or p~dsAtsTy, whether farmer mo
shAAis, student solder or ILiorsan will DO for
WArdtd 70 Aay address In a. oRDISARY envelope
with dlrsShsan heW " use, oA tho receipt OF FIVE
DsLLAsi. AtdTess DR.. Y. o. ELLINGTON,
AP1-in' BsX is6, Washington, -. o.
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DHlLP a SOLOMONS,
BoOKSELLERs ARMY sTATIONEKs,
FRINT ERB,
BLANK BOOK mANUFACTURRRa,
It PEEESYLVAHIA AVHEUA
nAVs constantly on hand
All Military GAd Naval WsFkI
Few and resent Publications.
Amy HatioHery, all kinda,
B1Old Order Books,
F1Sld Manifold wnteu,
company Roll BOOkA
aSnSrAl Order FtlSs,
Time Books,
Array Pay TAbleS,
field Glasses,
Ftsla Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers
ISnsiOn and Bounty Blanks
Record books for use at heads AftsFu hrr A .
GlstAnt AdjutAnt Generals.
very short nstioe.
All Printed B0ohs sent by nail FREQ Of postage,
ssT1 ~
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~ lRST
HATIOEAL BANK OF WARRINGTON.
700.
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CLOTHING.

~ CLOIHLNG. Il
T EFT 'EM RIsBl LET 'EM RISE /
IL LAT EN- RIsE =
WHO cARksi H..
WHO cAREsi ra
WHO CARES '
Am Months stock on hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
The balances Of eur WINTER STOCK Is 81 the
mercy Of the puOiS. We small act speak Of tssp,
again. ...r
WAIT NO LONGER NOW q THE TINE.
THEY MUST BE SOLE.
We viii net cary then ever.
The great iAvsausa Of the sss,
rALMERs sroNGIso NAsHINE.
Every yard Of Essds sArusk SOfsre making ~.
Yet, notwithstanding the extra szps.se, We ,hA ali
sOnanus ~ ssn less hsa asy sAsc hose - tAis
atty.
SPRING ovERCoAra
CLOTHING
livery PATTERN AND STYLE
sENTLEMBrs FURNISHING GOODS
xsresy description
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call Had zee samples before pursAS sinu sI,swhsre.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
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~ Il & A BION,
l. ~ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BOtWeon aIst and nj ItreSts
hoARDING BIT THE DAY on WEEK WITH
OR WITHOUT LODGING.
MEAL AT ALL HoVRs.
~ eve u . 0aIl.
ISSo-H @ u GILMAN
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NEXT WEEK.
PRIVATE MILES O'kkILLY will be ready VITA
HIS BOOK, riOh vita ,AOnEs SaFViOes ani 6USsShSI
and COmioAlly ILLUSTRATED fsSS
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NEW LETTERs PATENT,
IN tOertinsats No. q ~, May - 1891
INSTANTANEOUS tNDfCAf0Ri
Tue Advantages OF this IAVandon are Ma
PTRFECT DETECTIVE
a.'AinS is sasrsd to ah' Public, Tat win Assssa,
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great benefit Of Chartered ConpaniSs-al
CITY PASSENGER RailroAd Cars, Ferry Boats Of the
TiS nsi Az r0Ot eve, 6raEs.
tors OF Gate ksepsrE-ih In no way SomplioAtel,
and of great strength and turabilitJ, % furthSf
sonnsHt by ul on this saving point h Unnecessary
TELL-TALR MACHINEI
against the too-oftsn prGstissd
KNOCR-DOWN SYSTEM.
fu general use II also wherever MOneJI arc pAld
for Admission, such -
THEATREa,
On their different Tiers and all other Public PiaOSs
Rooas 9POprlstofs 81 Eh.S Wi .s aSs.. SSi2E
d thsir rsnts b its introdastion,) Fair Grounds
2sse Courses, Wheel Vehicles, and last, though
sUTnH OF Votes 1T Elections.
r. S-CommunioGtiOGS iron those havinR M
oE such MGohtnosl AddrOSssd 10 the UndSrSiGAed,
ROWLAND SRohHLMN,
WILLIAM R, ChIIP,
tsssntsSs. go PsanSJlVHSiE AysauS,
~ AND
wAsnINaToN
sTRAHsHIP LINE.
sEMIwEEKLY HErw1EE NEW YORK, VASE,
IRGToN AEp GEohGETOWH, pa
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
sALVOR, AND JAS. 8. oREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS AAd SAT-
FRIDAYS, at 10 =. m, froA fOet o. hiEh street
York.
For freight or passage apply v
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
N SFE!CE 6l4 PENN. AYLH6a,
RSLIGgtOH OitS, D. q.
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GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, Aup WEgT.
HAN RXPRRSe FORWARnRRR,
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-01
VOL. EIH.r-No. l,
How BE was Called.

AT the far east, man named Walker
entertained an idea that he was called
upon to battle forIthe Lord, and convert
sinners into Christians. 1t seems that one
day Walker was in the woods, s:'wraslih"
with the subject, when he ,heard,a donkey
bray, and, as the noise was new to him, he
thought it was call from the other
world, encouraging him to go forth and
conquer by the power of his faith. He
rose from his knees duly commissioned,
went to his church and demanded IL
cense, when the pastor interrogated him
as follows: .,... ..
a Pastor-''Do you believe, brother Wal
ker, that you are called of God to preach,
as was Aaron ?"
Walker-"Most sartinly I does.''
Pastor-"Give the church, that is the
brethren, the proof"
Walker-"I was nightly diffkilted,
and / was determined to go into the woods
and wrastle it out"
Pastor-"That's it, brother Walker"
Walker-"And while there wraslin,
Jacob like, I hearn one ov the curiousest
voices ever hearn in all my borned
days" '".'
Pastor-"You are on the; right1 track,
brother Walker; go on with your nara
tion - .''.'
Walker-"I couldn't tell for the life of
me whether the voice was up in the air or
down in the sky, it sounded SO curious"
Pastor-"Poor creature, how you was
difkilteds Go on to norate, brother
Walker; How did it appear to sound un-
to your" si r. sl''
' Walker-"Why, this way: Waw,waw-
ker-waw- -waw-ker, go preach. go preach,
go preach &c, g6preach ah, go preach um,
90 preach ah, uh-ee-uh- p "
Pastor-"Bruthering and sistering,
that's the right sort Of a call Enough
SAID, brother Walker That's none Of Yer
.egllegs calls, nor money calls No doc
tnr Of divinity uver got sich call as that.
Brother Walker must hev a license fur
sartin and fur sure" |'.
TIE license was granted, as the story
goes, and Walker is now doubtless making
the mountains ring with his stentorian
lungs and relating how he was converted.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-01
Taking Him at his Word.

There are more good jokes told of the
! irish than Of any other people, Here is
one which is very characteristic
NY friend lives three miles from the
pqst--odsce and one stormy night last
winter be told his new man to harness
the ho'so, go down to the office, and see
what there was IN his box, giving him the
number. In due time Jerry returned, and
putting up his horse, made his appearance
at the library door of Mr., c., who,
sitting in gown and slippers, was impa-
tiently waiting the arrival Of the mail.
"Well, Jerry, what was there for me?"
EeTwo letters and paper, sir"
Well, band them to me! What are
you standing there for p n. ''..
tIndade, sir, and you didn't tell me to
bring them, at all li!''''''4 '.a ~ ''
Mr. C., finding that Jerry had
che best Of it, asked him what he went to
the oiIice fors ',t4s tfHsis 4 - a'l .atl
a'a'You told me to % 10 the office and
see what was in the box, and haven't I
done it, sure?" .r.l y,s,ea,
Jerry had to harness up again, and
take another ride in the cold, mutteripg as
be went that be wished his Honor would
be after naming what he said next time.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-01
'IE1HI sIE1Ii IL G. r NCsEE /
NIGHr AND TEMPEST CLOSE AROUND HIM.,'
ol h..A poLla2lH1o iGIoa 6 aJtregG .oj
JANUARY l, 1864. saa9l7O ~
laHLL iani.-i.aiN ~. 4. 1,..LD- -.--... ~ 7
Never Tell q Lie

| How simply and beautifully has ABIDE
II Hlkader, of Ghilou, impressed us with &
love of truth in a story of his child.
hood, After stating the vision whiot
made him entreat his mothers permissiohn
| to gotto Bagdad, and devote himself to
God, he thus proceeds: l informed hel
lof. what | had seen, and she wept; then
taking out eighty dinars, she told me, as
| had brother, half of that was nv in.
heritance; and she made me swear, when
she gave it to me, neuer to tell a lie, and
afterwards bade me farewell, exclaiming,
F"Go my son, I consign you TO God; we
shall not meet until the day of judgment F."
| went out till | came near Hamandal,
when our kaflak was plundered by sixty
horsemen. One fellow asked me what I
had got. r'..f '4!s. ir TedH".
"Forty dinars" said l, care sewed under
my garments '"~''lH22 VIA -
The fellow laughed, thinking, no doubt,
[ was joking with him. .2.@'' ..2i5 I. Y
"What have you got?" said another
| gave him the same answer. ',"'fG
When they were dividing the spoil, I
was called to an eminence where the chief
stood. 2''''v Do. .2" =" i ii +.
"What property have you got, my little
fellow?" said he. d. i. - +.
'1 have told two of your people alrca-
dy," said I. 81 have forty dinars sewed
in my garments" . /.
He ordered them to be ripped open, and
found my money.
"And how came you," said he, in sur
prise, "to declare so openly what had been
SO, carefully concealed?" w..
Because" I replied, '.T will net be
false to my mother, to whom I promised
l neyey NtsU a Ne." -
"Child," said the robbor, "hast thou
such a sense of duty to thy mother, at thy
years, and | am insensblc at my age of
the duty [ owe to God? Give me your
hand, innocent boy" he continued. that
| may swear repentance upon it"y He
did SO. His followers were alike struck
with the scene. ID a.t .....'.,....r
b""You have been our leader in guilt"
said they to their chief be the same iu
the path to virtue" .Go o.n. ,.H..
And they instantly, at his order, made
restitution Of the spoil, and vowed repon,
tance on his hand. q,n.. .yc;4 .t -. a.,
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-01
asaNisft:ellaneons,
Bottom Of the Ocean.

Mr.. Green, the famous diver, tells sin
gular stories of his adventures, when ma
king search in the deep waters of the
ocean. He gives some new sketches of
what he saw at the Silver Bank near
Hayti - q .oI al'f I'd .n7tlt4 9Hi bo. j.,
g"The banks Of coral op which my di-
wings narrated in the previous chapter,
were made, are about forty miles in
length, and from ten to twenty in
breadth!n odi .D alaa G,1 d, i,R -
! h"On this bank of coral is presented to
the diver one of the most beautiful and
sublime scenes the eye ever beheld. The
water varies from ten to one hundred
feet in, n,depth, and SO clear that the diver
can see from two to three hundred feet
when he is submerged, with but little OBJ
struction to the sight. ,uI2i sia 2ahm
sThe bottom of the ocean, in many pla,
ces,iis as smooth as q marble floor; in
Others it is studded with coral columns,
from ten to one hundred feet in height,
and from one 20 eighty feet in diane.
ter. The tops of those more lofty support
a amyriad pyramidal pendants, each form
Ing myriad more; giving the reality to
the imaginary abode Of some water
tnymph. In other places the pendants
form arch after arch, and g.as the diver
stands on the bottom of the ocean, aud
gazes through these in the deep winding
avenue, he finds that they fill hima with as
90 cred ay, awe aa If he. suera in eorna old