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We would not wish 70

hssd Of the morrow" We would moi vish 10
4psG this happy delu,lon; tu, unfortunately
us ospser In IT, and knowledge Of the truth
~ prove beneficial 10 thoso Who do not fully
spprecsse The present financial situation Of the
country. hnf folly TO suppose ,ha, the .nomslou,
"sts on general business which we have lately had,
can long contin O. II 10 Tho eond ton o. TIE couu.
ry al large ,ha, makes food tmsl'' or ~ ,ri
times" az TIE cage may Ne, an looking at ,he sub
sct from th's stand point, want have &c - 5vpc
The Government is IN debt iweniy seven 90 Ire /
millions OF collars all contracted within the last
ave years. Every dollar Of that debt which
bears interest," 10 distributed among the
Poop" and every ux.psyr mus besr .
share Of tho burden, s-corling TO tho taxa
lie 'aluAton o. his pr p-rty. II matters no, how
much of,h's interest," 10 paid BY direct tsx, or how
much Ia tho way OF internal revenue; in ons way
or smother II all rests upon the peopls, anI the
country al large 10 just ths sAid twenty seven
hundred million dollars poorer than IL would have
bean without the war, to say nothing Of tho loss in
general vds,dge o. resources. How 10 Il, then,
that we are apparently richer, while In ro,li,y .
great deal poorer, thsn before the rebellion, The
| truth L. ths, our present condition 10 unnstursl
bssse,s, usnsitory. II 10 the hectic flush instead
Of tho he,thtul loom, that we t.o. Tho war ere
s,ed an artificial prosperity, which, al.
though well enou-h for the individuals who
made hay While the sun sLsne," was fictitious
and unreal, so lar as he county IVES concerned
How long those 'tiood umes" will continue, 10 Is
impossible to tsll. We moH earnestly wish t-sy
| could last forever, but = rescil,n At sono psrioi
not very far In tho future is Just cor ain s' any
thing be, and il 10 thc p,rt Of prudence to pre-
pare FOR H. Economy In public ami private eIPen-
di,ures 10 even more essential shan in ,nie-~ar
ilmss when business was In . uorinil condition.
individuals shouli Low tslo adysntpge 81 every
Opportunity to "lsy up something for the rainy
day that the future will inevitably bring 90 that
the day Of sivSrIsy will not End them wholly ~
prepared TO ets, until business ssaiis roach their
| normal condition
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FinsneIaI Nows Markets. &c.

sop York, Thursday, Sept 21, G, r. H-God
opened this morning at li3 ., aud closed al 43O r. NJ
at l4l The quotations Of the general stock market
were iractionally higher than yestc rday with fair
business doing. Government. were dull aud steady.
Money continues easy and the brokers find 1, difi-
cult to lend their balances at per cent on call
There w~ considerable activity In commercial paper
at G y 10 per cent Foreign exchange wss firm and
active at lt0.s1 10 for bankers, long dates ON
Change to-lay Flour WAS DC. sl.c. better. Wheat
was lc. e. better Corn was lc &c. better. Sound
Orts we're lc better, while unsoInd we're heavy and
declining Pork wa, dull. Beef wa. quiet Lard Was
hTner, and Whisky very firm.
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Prepare for Duh Times.

" The condition snd habits 0, our people a. The
present time were corroc, criterion by which 10
5udge OF The financial STATE Of the country, Jay
CooEE's eoncludon about tho national ieb. being
. "blsssing" would no, DO 30 far out OF the WAY.
We doubt II there ever has Leon period IN tie
history Of this country when ex.rayaganco
WAS so generally INDUCED In a. Of tho
present time. During the last four years the
,ich hsvO been growing rcher, the poor have been
receiving excellent wages, 'good times" have been
uninterrupted, and money has been abundant
The conseq1 eucs Ia that the wealthy are erecting
more imposing dwellings, providing tbemsclytH
with more elegant squipssss, decking themselves
with moro costly ornaments and spparsl, aud
fssstng themselves upon more sump,uous fare,
The poorer elasS ais are released in great meas
HIs from the piuchings Of poverty; they have good
wages, and are disposed to live In better style than
formerly, Both the rich and the poor Judge Of tho
juturo by the past sLd the present they expect 4
continuance Of the good tunes" snd ara disposed
- follow The biblical prse.s. ltsrs ~ by Akins
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Wholesale Prices Of Country Prodocc.
NUw Np.x -. 80, -

In summing up the past weeke tlEnIact an. a., ,b,.
Leu4Ituent ot trade, We hua yty LILO in . us
my encouraging remarks ~ ,e,'oa 70 ne ct..ns
q pros ectyo lue ol price, OF 1-r primo ar.lcls. ~
,o,i I'm The con trary, at no Tins IN f.. '',es "
lave afIairs plescnted more disc4uu-isy sI.
IL Itu one or two miloT exc 'piCua every
/ .nseh0d necessity included IN our M a S ~
LIYanc!ny and the rullag prices OF the CON Ia .ruy
L,w lid fai 20 iyai those o. a9eS-+ batter Of he
..%mSn T r.ss. 81 LIST weak. Vii. sSo &c o. The
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TRADE NOTICES.

A MASS MEETING OF THE VARNISu-
en- aud Poli.hers' Association will be held MI.
fridn evening, ga inst, AZ o'clock, al 10 pe.gncey
o.. ObeCt-Adyance of Mares PETER IAiIT
Prs. GEORGE SHANNON, sec 10
COOPERS.-THE DELEGATES TO THE
- Grand Soc = Of United Coopers will meet al
theF Rooms ~ boNeIy, or this ttridgy) evening,
See. ia
7 ONGSHOREMEN No. . WILL HOLD 4
- special meeting, ths Friday Evening. At Z O'Clock
me punciuh attendance Of all the members OF Tho
nenetal Connltt,e IL requested. JOHN GANSON
Tres. IHOs. MLsiMAN, Re-. Sec Isl
NEW YORK CARRIERS ASSOCIATION
"a mass meeting Of all Carver. OF this citv viii
10 held on SUNDAY, 2I.h inst 81 o'c nck. A Il a.
steuten iiou'e, yf5 Bo~eTy FAC. CONbE. Pre't
ALB fEtsrELt, See a6
NOTICE TO CIGAR MAkERS-THE WorE-
~ men of Casey Cudmora a. Co, No SO N,lden
Lane. lhTe strucS a-a,nst l.ac : imuons W, hone
our ieIo" workmen viii take notice OF IT, Conn,it-
tee. g5s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fuckers Charms OF Nsuth Tor the COM
pleHon, skin and teeth. pfice Ono DoIAr Der Bot
Manufactured at the Laboratory. No 500 sixth ave-
cor. u 70 h st. Sold BY all Druggists AID by r.. A
LoVelov, wholesale Agent, % Fulton a., y Y. 30
trover q Bakers Highest Premium
haet c stitch and Loek stitch sewing Machines 4I5
lyn. $50
Wheeler IL Wilson Lock stitch SOWING
way, n. Y. IA
Howe sewing Machine Company 80 gnO
A eats wanted. nj
The Improved " siost" Elliptic sewing
hiemues 6SI Broadway. Agents wanted \. Il
eup.ee. 40
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Tnr Governor Of Vermont state, that the Cana
dian authorities have paid TO the ST. Adams banks
tie snount Of money deposited with item by the
msrauder- at the time the latter were arrested.
For this act Of justice the country should feel
hsaku, as !, IL about tho only instance In which
she Canadians have done justice to the North since
the tegnning Of the war. The raiders who com
mi.,ed the outrAges 1t St. AlbAns wsro never pun
ishcd, the Lake Erie pirates tho hotel burners Tho
assasslnat consprators and all the othes Sound
refs Of high degree, who were engaged in the
rebellion, have found Canada safe asylum. Bu,
the st. Adams bsnks may thank General GRANT
anil his soldiers for tMs Reimbursement Of their
losses. II the rebellion had not boon quenched
and II the Canadian authorities had not seen tina,
there was very plain question Of eEpodiency Al
stake regarding tho payment alluded to- their
money would doubtless have remained on the other
sds Of the border.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A O. OF HlBERNiANS-- THE Oficers
4hs and msmber o. III. Order are requested IA
nIr't al hulrm4hs HAL, 10th At and 1th sv on En-
day, I'D n; C,,c TO 1tcgd the tune raj ofo stc
brother momter, Pat ick Hegssn, Of No 49, JDiiN
MAIL IRE, G. p. JAMES CAsHhN, q. s. ri
A o. OF HIBERNIANS No. l3,-TUE
~ members OF he above number arc rouue.,eI m
meet AZ Mllemsn's Hail 10Th 81 and h az, on Fri
tay' I'D at 0cock g. attend the funeral Of their
hORlsEf, Pres. JOHN BiENt- sec. rs
EENlAN BROThERHOOD-lHESI. LAT.
L renee Circle meet this evening, at tho Nations
Hall, Ssh IT, let 9Th and 18th ayes lur the elrc on
OF officers and other buinesa Of utmost imuoftrcr
Punctun sltendanee s requested T. RKOWS
Centre. \. GALLAGHER, sec lis ~
THE LADIES FATHER MATHEW T.A-P
Il society, No. l. n. T., will hold grand teinpaI ancs
meeting, at their hall 93 East 18th ston inns Fr,dsy
evening, At o'clock. MI. CAtiluy, OF No a t,rcsH
point, and Mr.. Thompson, have kindly consented IA
sddleas the meeting. Messs. GAllgghau Carro'I
fsson and Nah viii sing some Of their beaItifl
SONGS. john KIDD, fTes. WILLIAM O'bkIFS
Rec sec. no ~
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AUCTION NOTICES.

,-,,,,.. go -, ,-,,,. .,,-.,-.-
n IOIIvN BALE Ut bOJD SIJOND-
hand furniture us trfar afternoon, ~
O'Clock. NJ house l8l ". .6lh e. near ave. com
piano, tc,,esd. dr,.ns surs1us. soi,. e5a.
clocks beds aud bsddius nair mst rtsos rich cttu.
cutlery, glassware, &c; kitchen furniture IA freat
variety. No pestr1remcnt rain o. SHINE. Henry
X. WIS ItOl +. Auct IlI
- ut.pt-r ,t...rip g,rr.v,r,. .,..
b' NM Nt'l re- y 'h''''J .'-ii
~. ~ b. 'rs 80 s-5 81 I'D. s. D. fi.crn
sud -i.v' s. C, '.1.,r so .ucgline ..
81 e. o. .. OF Co.'S y .. I. 's p.f0 Doc
b 'a'it stove, cnItras ana be-, g Vi q dec =
nJns bougo ia uishin. cool. tools Do. No. vel
lows, ioige, shop rnd lcsse q tie prentice. oLs
podtive 10 -ette no p.r'reishp. .G9
TJrNpy n ,tf,---y -4t-,r . -
II y nassau -. orpo, .@ he Pos, once .e ,frto.
ceres. hsry a'c, fIy .oc g. o.. NlN.SG t1M'E.
VILE I'll Ell az auction. on ss.u-. "a .t... -,rJ,
~ 10. oc.ck. ~ ti, ineaU"ri, - y TO-. 30 81, ne
=. Il CEIpprS 4 ,u.of s,,,p l..nd. VIII. sf,
dcflil %" lu.ii... removed co. c.n,c,rt. ot var.
clAsers, comp sing ageuCIai assortment ies,
hsrdvar". DIV gO.s miri.c.y go1Hs. ju''., p'.pta,
toots aud shors famine AMI rarien u'ots p, .uyr.
' eT,dn.iyc ,ouniry o-c. The sale viii S' P",
ard eut 'IoI. vi hou' re,c.re. ~
Nt,pr,prN ann WIZ ..TT-.---.
Il h'hiAhi !, a.. VII 9-LL D hi'
- a., IVY or :" l' = ltNfn rr '. 's,
lonnfe' tpt es 'hiriu'' i'9i i' haI matt. sc',
lI'' m.I2 = 81 - ihilH r. o." curt .NA .t
i,nel sheet o'l 'i.' '''N''s' ''-'i 20 eo... lf5
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Personal NOTICES.

OST-A BOY u YEARS OF OLD. Nm.
ANDREW sALA had o.. A black iac..t an.
a. o. Wus pace -En sHpe in the aide, brown ~ =
g.. LIZ naH Any ptIton hat can give infoli
..e- .. go r-nt l.lh A, let aves A and Is. lJ5
VbhNlD ;. OGDEN AND ALL CLAIM.
Il inf by, through or unter Mn, 49, - tA'Ni'
,,vnd IN, ~ ,ha.es Of the capital stock OF tho thoi,
sr ~ i','t COMPANY OF Michigan, on when rpI
seisl.eht PAYABLE June l5ih, lsG5. vii be ,od ~
ks.,sn styee, ~ Tue once Of sAid Compsny 40.
mimi DAY Of october, 1893. Al In o,cioctSA " Wa
sAkGEAr. SECRETARY. '~ ASnSA.
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GENERAL Isu.srNESs.

AT CITY HALL PLACE AND "a GIN.
L tire q, fav uhroAers' tcLra b5.flt 20! vet.tc.
le~ef,' diamonds, &c. The h.ghu.t ps.cos plld Ion
the a'ove 'cods.
EhSH PAID For RAGS AND OH
- tia.--vh.te rags 10 cca.s poo Do. coIrroI an.
wOo'cl. . c,utr hooks and ucwfuu...r cent?. 0 I
bihs. 10 ~ nts per lb copper nuI p tir y cruir
zeal o. cent'. Al 10 New BOwely, bet Roosevelt AZ
Lud NeN Chambers q. ~
DIVORCES SPEEDILY PROCURED
- Other law business attended TO- 80 lee. MO,
suco,sslul. tohviyancinr, &c. Apply a. q! aI 'ila
Law once, ~ Msrlolat
pAWNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT OE
diamondu, ieEelry, silyerwsre, musical iustu
mehtA drV rooif, siks, cothins, De- tloDa- "a.
vahced on olHinundr WalcHef, De- OF IT, to,i,
stairs. - . -
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FGE
= oid newspaper, psup1 ct. %. .,, and waste "a.
ptfo every ueseIipgiOl sIOCkWELL d ENtE.
eO't' 20 Am 81 door We Vt Nassau. SO
THE GREAT ADVANCE rGICEIS Still
:. pid IN each tor Old hoJls, -alp.rr an. p,rl,
plets. 20 dircct TO The fAppr suck NJ alrIolsr AZ
AnH st. IHOs. &. BENNETT. 84y
- CENTS PER POUND PAID. CASH. FOR
Ga nooks pamphlets, newspaps r. &c 10 cent? ioI
Thn,p Iair o ceuts 10. tu,o.ri ana Wv..en r,r.
., u, Alhah Co, ~ spru,- ". 2i9
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hOEsSEs. CAl.saA,.a... &c

a Light III RISE TRUCK, PROPER IOa
=, fA'il"- i.1h u'e IS ,nle4 us Ihe .ul 20. her
n nu!, .r !" 'od o.der. NJ sChkENhLlsLR Is aud
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~. SAIL SPLENDID HORSES, !
- Ioaha Va banda huh 10 yCarl Oh, Jus. ron
" coILtp st walkers, IL Tor cart tui,x On he w.
so,I Lee ny maze &, eyp.ess, baker % butch.
- Juu .iAe lof OF less N,IUe; Har4 Gn TED found
- H4l4l go DctHnry
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LOST AND ROUNo.

.OSI-A PUP DOG, MOUSE COLOpFD
= and come sores on his back. had on leah col,
Ini on Sul'ay last, Ia - Marks Pare or near Co.'s.
~ iusH.uei thsHe.s 10 TIC name 4 icir0. He'd
Tau min q. gwen TO the tntnr b., 10 wing l1 ~
~ INN - No. ) ~. Va a. ri r'. liG
81 REWARD-LOST, On tn RSDAY
~ tho 'ls', q Pointer Doc, nclrl, white m,
hl.'e 4esaid WIZ To paid 10 Gnp p.ison I,tp lIut
~ NH ~ 20 -, E,sAtl ave tot syth aui Irh 49, MAI
$40 REWARU-LOSr. A POCKET BOX
-''O contslniur nnout $40 on. ID. 4 ro.s,.-,
Note, anu ,he balance in smaller ts N Going or,
SoI hhn talAIih 10 10 Coz 10 il " a. ut0 81.
. 'trcli""1u" L, L. Any one tctuTuing t.i above "a
- hOCi' cor II aud Washington sts, u4eeup.in t
WI receive the Above reward liz
SIDD-ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ~.
~ ~ NTd-Lost niau,nl Piu. set IL binrs
tint' -loht, on the morning Of ,ue 2Jth u
e,p' hhe o,oVe reward ViIi he p-la GA i,sving Tho
~, 9 o. Bioidsuy bnemcnt Vi East River Bans
JAdl.a u. u Ross.
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Fog SAIL BAY MARE, YEARS OLD,
IL hands hif b. warranted souud and Nina H. Il
nhiues. suitable Tor doctor, butcher. baker or ~
I,s' OF Rr9Seii man. call 3u1 Weat .sth st. betw
- ~ "NV5' ~ j
HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS EOrt
sac "A hhe grocegy or feed Nu.on. no, - al, n
aaineta inquire in uIocrry ssole south., co e
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JOHN SuRlIil.E, 10 Hat Hlo.isav, Of ~
ytp sls' do'i'Ee ami csi'1 ti's.rs ,Aif's s.t,rfs
eoS'' foiHAants trDcc0tha sHcc's, sqlcaIs .,. La
biahAetd' coats. pLyfs boo 8hues rg var'.. Of
oshcr reasonable soois, soIhs the attention Of as.i
e-s ana vtner-. b. order ~. BieALEINAS. lgy
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Assistant Adiutant Geners

EXTRAORDINARY Discovery IN CoSvEyr.-Ths
Paris correspondent of contemporary, writing
in reference to strange occurrence said to have
taken place in 1929, at Charenton-sur-Marne
France, says: I" May be allowed to state that
your correspondent has made mistake as to the
locality it should have been at Charenton-su sur
Seine, near Paris. In 1929 was engaged on the
works of Messrs. Manly / Wilson, under Mr..
IIolroyd, the engineer of the works, when time
after time large numbers of infant skeletons were
discovered in all parts of the premises which, l
bslieye had been convent of avery strict order
Of runs. At first did not take much notice
OF the circumstance but when the attention of
Mr.. Eolroyd and Mr.. Armstrong was called to
tie singular affair we were directed to count the
remains, and from that day we counted and
placed to one side no less than 261 entire skele-
tons OF igfants. We took no account of parts of
Skeletons which, if they had all been put to-
gether, would have far outnumbered the entire
ones which were counted. l speak far within
bounds when say that there were found not
fewer than the remains of 800 children, and
there was not single bone of an adult person
among them. The mayor came to the premises
and has the bones placed in boxes and privately
buried n the cemetery, and orders were given
TO hush up the affair" Il win be for our read
ers 70 AraE their own conclusions.-London
Weekly fimes, January 29tA.
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C0NSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice T. z. Jones Court, of Wea-
verville township county of Trinity, to me di-
rected, in favor of William Herdle and against
All Page and Charley, have seized, and wille1-
pose for sale at public auction at II o'clock, A..
NJ. on Saturday, the
9Th day OF May, 1868,
in front of Justice Jones Office, Douglas City,
the following described property, to wit Those
certain mining claims on Steiner Flat, Trinity
county, known as the mining claims of All Page
and Charley, adjoining and Immediately above
the claims of Moses Gum L Co., together with
the flume, sluice boxes, reservoir, and all other
appurtenances of said claims. Also, one frame
dwelling-house on Steiner's Flat, situated near
the residence of A. Erskine, and now owned by
said defendants. All of which will be sold to
the highest bidder, for cash. to satisfy said exc
cution and costs.-Dated this 10th day of April,
A. D., 1865. JOHN HANLON,
1%ts Special Constable for said Township.
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A Coon ORDER-General Mcdowell has issued
the following timely order, A course as direct
and prompt as that which he indicates is abso-
lutely necessary to the preservation of the pub
lie peace and order in the present state of feel
ing, for the mildest of men will no longer toer-
ate the open threats and insiduous inueldoes of
rebels or rebel sympathizsrs If men should
longer hear these reyilings of our Government,
these Endorsements of assassinatiGns, the women
would rise in Indignation and teach them lesson
in manhood, by sleneing the hisses, and stamp
ing into the earth the reptiles that spend their
venom on the hand from which they crave and
accept protection. The order comes none too
soon. Here it is:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF Patio,
SAN Francisco, April Eth, 1865. I
General Order No. 81.
1t has come to the knowledge of the Major
General commanding, that theye have been found
within the Department persons so utterly in
famous as te exult over the assassination of the
President Such persons become virtually ac-
cessories after the fact, and will at once be ar
rested by any officer or Provost Marshal or mem
Der of the police having knowledge of the case
Any paper so offending, or expressing any SYM
patty ia any way whatever with the act. will be
At once seize and suppressed
By command of Maj. Gen Mcdowell
R. C. DRUM.
Assistant Adiutant General
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H2!ll33II|1E3
NOT A FEW


OF the worst disorders that aiet mankind arhs from ~
corruption shat sccunulstes in the Blood OF al Ne IL
eovsrss that have been made " purge cut meme ~
equal In effect RxLK80LDS COMPOUND EXfRA6f
or 6ARSAPIRLZLL II s,ssnsss asd sslsvssss ~
Blood insults he vssr Of health Lave ~ sysssn, al
purrss out the humora which make dssssA II stimulates
the healthy functions of the body and sIpss
that grow and rankle In the Blood Sueh remedy. that
could B relied on long been sought for and now for
TIE rst time the public have which they can d
pend Our space here does not admit Of certificates -
show It's effects but the trial Of single bottle will shsw -
the that has virtues assng anything they have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful Of the xxtrae, Of ssrsspss aided
y pint Of water equal - the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
one bottle Is equal gallon Of the Syrup Of
or the detection q usually made.
The above Extracts are prepared o. purely scisaaAs
prlncipes-ln VaoYo-and embody the full strength Of
ingredients entering into their composition ready
and conclusive test will be Of their lrspss
ties with those set fsy.A In Ne o. s. DtspsnsatsJ.
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Driving HON. the Cows.

Out Of the clover and blue-eyed grass
He turned them into the river lane;
One after another he let them pas,
Then fastened the meadow bars again
Under the willows, and over the hill,
He patiently followed their sober pace;
The merry whistle for once was still,
And something Swallowed the sunny nee
Only boy and his father had said
He never could let his youngest 60;
Two already were lying dead
Under the feet Of the trampling foe
But after the evening work was cone,
And the frogs were loud in the meadow swamp,
Over his shoulder he slung his gun
And steadily followed the foot-path damp
Across the clover and through the wheat,
With resolute heart and purpose grim,
Though cold was the dew on his hurrying feet,
And the blind bats futterings startled him.
Thrice since then had the lanes been white.
And the orchards sweet with apple-bloom;
And BDw when the cows come hack at night,
The feeble father drove them home.
For news had come to the lonely farm
That three were lying where two had lain;
And the old mans tremulous palsied arm
Could never lean on a sons again.
The Summer day grew cool and late,
He went for the cows when the work Was done;
But down the lane, as he opened the gate,
He saw them coming one by one.
Brindle, Ebony, Speckle and Bess,
Shaking their horns in the evening wind;
Cropping the butter-cups out Of the grass
But who was IL following close behinds
Loosely swung in the idle air
The empty sleeve Of army blue;
And worn and pale, from the crisping hair,
Looked out a face that the father knew.
For Southern prisons sometimes yawn.
And yield their dead unto life again:
And the day that comes with cloudy dawn
In golden glory at last may wane.
The great tears sprang to their melting eyes;
For the heart must speak when the lips are dumb,
And under the silent evening skies
Together they followed the cattle home.
-Hnrnerts Mu1sinS.
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HELMBOLDS
UIozlY ooxcsx3AATD
COMPOUND Fluid Extract Sapsssar

For purifying the blood removing all diseases s.ls
excess and imprudenes in Life, chronic constitutional
sasss arising from impure state Of the bleed Aal Il
snly reliable and efectuAl known remedy for The
Screfula, scsld Head Salt Rhsum Pains AID swslls O.
The Bones alterations Of the Throat and Legs D0tcAs'
Pinples on the Face letter. Erypela and all ssay cup
Nons Of the skin, and besutfying the ooxfIlxisH
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Elk
listing between the undersigned was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
debted to the firm will make payment to A. D.
Wright, who will continue business at the old
stand. A. D. WRIGHT,
JOHN STEMMONS.
Hay Fork, April l, 1865. 1881.
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j. Stratnan.
lstf. NEWS AGENT, San Francisco.
$50 AGENTS WANTED. $50,

r IBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO CANvASSERS
IL for the sale of the celebrated
Cottage eI2 sesCfss .usehtss!
n8%l wish to engage an active Agent in every
county in the United States and Canada, to trav-
ell and introduce my NEW and CHEAP FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This Machine possesses
more than ordinary merit, is just patented with
valuable improvements, and acknowledged to be
unsurpassed for general utility. limited num-
Der of responsible Agents are wanted to solicit
orders, to whom a salary of from
ESQ to $3.50 q Month, and Expenses,
will be paid For conditions and full particulars
address, with stamp for return portage,
L. MALCOLM,
4svs.td. Box 27ss, Boston, Mass.
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Bunting Flags!
OF ALL SIZES, from 60 cents to 81 per foot
Reduction in Prices to Subscribers.

A TTENTI0N IS CALLED TO THE FOL-
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paid to the forwarding of all packages, for which
this establishment has gained such an enviable
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