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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
has proved Itself to be the most perfect prepara-
ton for the hair ever offered to the public.
1t is vegetable compound, aud contains no inju-
rious properties whatever s2
IT IFILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
INAL COLOR. asm s,a asfta
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hairsoft. lus
trous and siken. ii.a gs q .fse5 ,i-.riE
1t is a splendid hair dressing
No person, old or young should fail to use it.
1T is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY. ol
80 Ask for Halrs sician lair Remover. and
take no other aa fssssi aai u f.
r. P. HALL 4 Co.. s,a
~ ass Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sac by all Druggists auglesnd& wem
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PO r. IT l. A II ID
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
ALoNZO S. DAVIS, PRoPRIsroR,
No. 80 Middle Street, --- Portland. Ne.
Copying done in the best maner. dec2sti.


NOnpGrieI Patent Skirt Elevators,
For looping Ladies' Dresses IN graceful fld. The
most convenient article lady can use. Can be at
tached TO any dress. -.ll
PRICE TWENTY-FTTE CTS. A SET
For sale at the NEW YORK SKIRT and CORSET
STORE, % Market square, Portland.
GEORGE ANDERSON, Agent.
Sent by mail ON receipt Of price. The Trade sup
piled. angfisn div
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'aa' RICE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

60 and II East Water Sta,
MILWA KIE, WISCONSIN.
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF,
PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands of Flour ON hand:-
BERTsHy's BEST, N, WARREN,
CABINET, EAGLE
CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. ssfHsG s7+eE9 e. fs.fi.lk
Flour and Produce bought, stored and insured at
liberal rates. mar13eod1y
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B8 The proprietor of the Egyptian pub
lished at Alexandria, has been compelled to
stop the issue of his paper, in consequence of
his Maltese conpc sitors and workmen being
panic-stricken and leaving the place on account
of the cholera
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q. MORSE. M. d.

TREATS Catarrh, Bronchitis. and all affections o,
the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medcated Inhalation.
Success unprecedented. Can refer to thousands in
this city and State, and all parts of the United
States. Office No. SMITH STREET, PORTLAND.
MAINE. r,s...s june23ti
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Found.

(tAAE into the enclosure fthe subscriber on IN
~ day last, DARK roam MARE. with white nee
and two white teet The owner can have the same
BY paying charges and proving property.
RUFUS +. JORDAN,
Aug ie-d1ws Cape Elizabeth.
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,PARrURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS,
MARINE n TCWS
Thursaay,Assa- n.

Asst. Thursaay,Ausa-tI N.
ARRIVED.
u s revenue steamer Patuxent, fenger, Boston.
steamer New Brunswick, Winchester Boston lor
Stsemer Lewiston, knight Boston,
Brig Nellie Move, tof Eastp0rtl Bailey. Phlladel-
phia. -. a.
S.h l. Stevens, Studley, PHILADELPHIA
Sch NJ n Real, Nickerson. Albany NY
Sch Mary johnson, Phinney, Albany NY.
Sch Gen kleber, Turner, Newburyport
sAILED-Brig wenonah, York, PhiiadelDl,i.
LAuScHED-At Addison 9Th inst. nom a, :. -, -,
Crowley 8 Wass schr Of is2 tons owned - u q q
and @ Crowley and Others and ~ \. ~ = =
by Capt Crowley, late Of schr Seven sisters
fkoA MERCHANTS ExcHANox
= PHILADELPHIA, Aug II Ar. bar,pa Al.
DaiAng' Portands brig Hattie Blshon- colhvl IA.
FISHERMEN.
AT ~ Gloucester 14th, sehs Lodi johnson. Raw 81
Lawsence lsth, Electric Flash, Aver. do EIen 1ae
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW QRLEANs-Below 7th, coming up barque
Jane NJ Harvard, rom -; Walter, from Philadel-
MQBILE--In port 9Th, barque Mary Roosevelt,
PORT ROYAL scar 9th, sch John NJ BrOOmal,
Douglass, Gardiner
CHARLEsTON-Ar 18th, brig c Brooks, New
comb, New York.
Ar sth, brig John Freeman, Loring Hilton Head.
BALT1M0RE-Ar 18th, brig Romance, Duncan,
Philadelphia; sch Rebecca 9 Lane, Lane, Boston.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IA Fact Worth Knowing,

That Rnbber Goods caa be repaired in neal anu
substantial manner, attn M
~ HAAS is6E2ER EMP0KIu No.
july21satf 147 Middle St.
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a. servant girl IN stoninxton Conn,
-. = '.., ,', up coal fire reeensiy with an
-. - s's 'suna Conveniently near, the
iron o''r-. aud scattered thiRes reuerallv. on
eAs"'inAlion wA@ AscsrtAined that ~. .i,I
hal used one q Brands bosnb lane. -.
poker
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Knnfed.

DY an experienced Teacher and Graduate, who
ID has been recently MUSTERED out Of Service,
situation as Principal Of an Academy or High
Sc DOL. The most satisfactory recommendations
furnished. Address Box 6l4
Bath August IS, 1865. auglsdlw&w3W
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ESQ RARE REcEiPTs-containg m

g ESQ RARE RECEIPTS-containg many
Secrets and much valuable information before
made public. including 100 Receipts now in ex-
clusiye by the celebrated Metropolitan Hotel in
this city Price 20 cents; mailed, postage free Adj
dress HUTCHINSON s. CO., Publishers, 500 Broad
way, N. Y. aug16sneod 13t
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Knllfed.

A PARTNER with Capital Of 5000 In a light,
"A profitable and reliable business.
Address W. b. care p. o. Box $50.
Aug ts-diw'
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The next trial Cor the PRIZE RIFLE will be Aug
p. Tiekets Cor sale AZ BROWNS 40 UnlOn ST.
Aug if-sndlw
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Partner Wanted.

TTyHE advertiser with g., 00O and some experience
Il wishes a partner with an equal amount q capital
TO engage in the manufacture Of BOOTS and SHOES
in this city. One with experience IN the business
preferred For Interview, address n, care Box
i645. aug1sd1ws
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Notice.

Persons who hayelost friends in the army, and are
DESTROYS to receive their remains learn all the
particulars to the best mode OF removing them, the
expense, &c., by writing to r. SMITH, Hanover,
Maine. ,flg
Mr.. Smith has, just returned with the 3lst Regi-
ment Maine Volunteers and offers as references the
following names:-
81 Surgeon j. H. KIMBALL, Bridgton,
Chaplain GEO. G. CRAWFORD, Readfield
of the 31st Maine Vols. aug7sn4w&
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DIED.

In this city Aug IT, Florence Gertrude only daugh-
ter of Wyman and Mary Fales, aged year and
II months. tfIaN' 90 u 0ir
In B, idgton, Aug IL, Louisa G, wife of Robert A
Cleaves and daughter Of Royal and Harriet Senter,
aged % years 20 days. f
In Biddeford ut the Pool Aug H. Of cholera infant
UNI, Harry Stewart, only child Of Capt John W and
Mary During, aged months
In Westbrook, Aug 10, Mrs Lucy H, wife OF Darius
Lowell aged 81 years months.
"a Funeral this friday afternoon, at o'clock,
from his late residence.
In Augusta, Aug l., Mrs Lydia A, wife Of Daniel
Pease, Jr and daughter Of Hiram Leighton, aged %
years months; I'd, their infant child aged weeks
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SPOKEN.

July 6, lat N, Ion 2s w. ship Cromwell Hedge,
from Boston for Batavia
July IA, lat N, Ion % w, ship Charmer Thomas
from Akyab for Queenstown.
July q, lat A. lon Sc, ship Germania Of Bath, $50
repeatedly 7lI
July %, lat Al n, Ion 81 W, ship Winged Hunter.
Hinckley, from Callao for Antwerp.
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$4,000 ReaCard!
Sale of Forfeited Goods Z

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH,
Portland, august 16, 1866.
TUE following described Merchandise having been
forfeited for violation Of the Revenue Laws Of the
United States public notice Of said seizures having
been given and no claim to said goods having been
made, they will be sold at Public Auction, at the
Office Of the U. s. Appraisers, 1853 Fore Street. on
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20th, 1865, at II o'clock A.
NJ to wit:
Bags Nutmegs; Kegs Spirits, Unage Barrels
Potatoes, Trunks containing Bags Nutmegs.
ISRAEL WASHBCHN, JR
COLLECTOR.
August 18th, 1855. aug1sl1awtd
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E. S. WORMELL,
UP Ill OF O Gil A p FL T. /
IMt No. 90 Middle S.ree,. PnrsIaud.

kB- CARD PHOTOGRAPHS at THREE DOLLARS
PER DozEN,-the BEST in the City. pig
= t4A-J-fE&G AyL ~ Wv may25snd6m
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1n-grOtCthg MATS /!
Removed without pain or shedding blood BY DIR.
EMANUEL, Surgeon chlropedist, from Boston, who
has taken rooms for week at Kingsbury's Hotel,
:os Congress 81. Charges At once % cts each corn
Aug. 14-sndfWs
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Boston stock List.
DU8tUW SIUCA HiSIs
0Arra N TUE Rnnrrna RoApn Al
Br;gh,ou Live stoch Mar,.e,.

Prices-Beef Cattle, extra, 13Id13l; First quality,
consisting Of good oxen, best steers, sc, 1910 49,
Second quality, or good fair beef 115a11!; Third
weight of beef hides. and tallow.
Working 0xen--S 150d250 u pair; steers SsOd15O.
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House to Let

I'M York Street, near Che corner Of High Street, q
Ngood tenement containing thirteen finished rooms,
with gas and chandeliers god cstern lcemcntcd door
and furnace IA the cellar and water. Rent $3.50, and
taxes.
Inquire Of
RICHARD CROCKETT
Aug. 18-dtf No. gh street..
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'HYPERIoN TO SATYR."--Such are its wonderful
virtues that Satyr, his hair dressed with Sterings
Ambrosia would transcend even Hyperion in beau
ty. aug1Sd2w
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Assistant Quartermaster's Office. U. 3. A.,
PORTLAND, MAINE,
August 18th, 1855.
Proposals win be received at this Office until ~ NJ,
SATURDAY, the 18th inst, for constructing evenly
Eve f75l Double Bunks-Wood-for Fort Preble.
Maine. H
Plans and Specifications can be seen on application
At 2o2i Congress Street, Morton Block
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
bid not deemed advantageous to the Government.
HENRY INNIAN,
Aug l-sndtd Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
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Special Notice.

AS Ileaye this city Sept. list, all persons who have
been treated by me and have not settled for the same
are requested 70 do 80 before Aug. ed.
All such demands remaining unpaid at the above
date, win be found in the custody Of B. d. verrn
Esq, for immediate collection.
DIR. HARVEY.
Aug. 1T-sndSt t8a4eElF
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DIR. LIGHTHILL,

Will be at the q. s. HOTEL, on MONDAY, August
21st to remain during the week. wherehe can be dali
ly consulted on CATARRH, DEAFNESS, and all
diseases of the EYE, EAR, and THROAT.
Particular attention given to Children affected with
Discharge from the Ear. Parents having children
affected are informed that they can be cured of that
disagreeabe afiiction safely and permanently, and
that the sooner they have it attended to the more
readily it can be effected. sa ni7f, H
a. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain.
No Charge for consultation a
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Farm for sale.

49,, A SNUG LITTLE FARM. m
AIA- WEST FALMOUTH. about s,,,tn
Mnf0E miles ffom he City. viii a esSi
J. story and half HOUSE, with excel
water yooa-nouse and barn, All nearlg nov. A
S oang and thrifty Orchard Of grated frait o. Over
20 Ises. With wood enough for hrnlly use sc.
WI b. sold with or without the croi..-5r uuI be
exchanged OR House IN the city.
Apply % JOHN HUTCHINSON, or
Aug tS-d3w - 49,
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Pure Water, Water, Water!
II. G. GUNNER

II. q. GUNNER
las purchased the right 10 manui,eiure
IlIngersoll's Patent WATER DRAWER. ID u,ucb
liked BY every ono. The crank takes no backward
motion IN allowing the bucket 10 lower: also al fs
same time filling and emptying with perfect e1s,.
They can be seen At the Inventors Exchange clrnar
Federal and Lime st Orders may BE- len with
s. G. RUNDLEr.
Aug rs. 1858 aurfaIivvs
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JOIN WEbb, Chairman.
VIZ. II. FEssEEDES, S....,..,..
BENJA FURNISH, 49,
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CoLGATE's HONEY sOAPi

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. IN such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials, h
mid and emollient IN It's nature fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the - In.
For sale % az Dsuggisfs and Faacy Goods Deaars.
june3fd1yr
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slatioual Republican


M. ADoUT ON NEWSPAPER WRIT1Sd.-
Il was said that NJ. Edmund About bad
broken with "L'opinion Nationals" In
consequence ofthe EDITORS refusal to pub
llsh an article jeering tho decoration given
to Mile. Rosa Bonheur. This was mis-
take. The true reasons he gives Is as fol-
lows; "If by accident any OF our readers
perceived nv silence, cordially thank him
and make him here my humble excnses.
A newspaper writer has ne claim ID biz
mooths' vacation, like senator's and depu-
ties, or even two, like Judges, lawyers, pro-
feseors and pupils. 1hevcry asme of our
profession, journalist, sufficiently indi-
Gates that we must always be ready, and
work every day. We are like bakers, the
slaves OF a daily necessity; bread is not
more Indispensable 70 the life Of civilized
men than linked paper. But though one be
newspaper writer, he is none the less
man subject to oil Of LIES vlcissitudes,
happiness included. II violent emotions
do not psralyze the bakers arm, they do
somewhat disturb the writer's brain,
think 1t Is better to appear empty handed
than to offer the public the lucubration Of
the troubled BRAIN Is IL not better TO say
nothing than to utter nonsensef =.
Iknew writer who rose early In the
morning the day after he was married,
and who wrote all day long until evening
IN. About himself! His contributions TO
tbe"Revue Contemporaries" were Its CHIEF
attraction. IL was absolutely necessary.
The newspaper or review rcckoned abso-
: lutely upon him. II said to him that he
alone was able TO save publication in
very inhrm health. AS may readily be
believed, he saved nothing at ell, and very
probable what be wrote that day had not a
grain of com mon sense In 1t. Let man
exert himself as he may, he cannot draw
from himself aught but what Is in 1t. Now
Ii sometimes happens that a sentiment or
an idea so invades our mind as To drive
everything else out of 1t. Happiness is
like king who condescends to enter q
poor mans house-there Is room for no.
body but him. 30 this happy, poor fellow,
whose history relate to you, was obliged
to talk Of everything except that which
filed bis heart aud head. / think the ex
ertion Is still more difficult when one lie
called on to write near new cradle. Al.
though the heart never becomes indifier-
ent TO public affairs, we see things which
touch us nearest occupy ing the first place.
1t Is not selhshness; it is optics. Put your
handbetore your eyes; you can perceiv We moth.
Ing in the chamber. lnterpose a little head
in a tiny, cap between the world and yoa
will witness a beautiful phenomenon,
which astronomers have not yet studied
the total eclipse of the world. "-PariS Cor,
Pub. Circular. ....
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~. FHDPO5AI-S- =
DROP OSALS FOR FLOUR


OFFICE DEPoT CoMNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WAsIINeToN, d. G., Sept. 9. 1865. s
Sealed Proposals are invited until the 10Th day
Of SEPTEMBER, IL o 'clpok, m, Tor furnishing
the Subsistence Department with ...i -
ONE THOUSAND 1000 BARRELS OF FLOUR.
! The proposals will be for Whist is known ut this
Depot as Nos. !, q and 8, and bids will be enter
tanned for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be In duplicate, and for each grade
on separate sheets Of paper. '."'
Tho delivery Of the Flour to commence within
Ave daysfrom TIE openins'of the bids, and must
be delivered In such quantities, daily, as the
Government may direct, eitherst the Cover nIn ent
warehouse in Georgetown, at the wharves, pr
railroad dopotin Washington, d. q. ~.
The delivery Of-ah Flour awarded to be com
pleted Within Twenty days from the acceptance
Of the bid. = d .....j - b.
BidS VIII be received for Flour to be delivered
In new oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made In such funds as the
Government may hsv6fot disbursement.
The usual Governmen inspection will be mad Q
ust before the Flour h received, and none will
be accepted which Is not fresh groand and Of a
superior quality. u j. % .
An oath OF allegiance must accompany the bid
OF each bidder who has not the oath on file In this
office, and no bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids, or nom bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the righ 10 reject any bid
from any cause. Bids to be addressed to the un-
dsrsisheA, at No. 2a3 @ street, endorsed "Propo-
sails for Flour boz LIZ n BRIDGES
seT!wfii5t =! - 70. Capt C.S.V.
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20 IT 10 remark Of Emeison that when.
ever an American meets with q stranger,
the, first question he asks about him is
What Is his businessi" The observation
requires revising. The first inquiry now
put concerning q man is-"What 10 his in
comep The big incomes are sought out
as eagerly as young girls 20 after new TO-
maDces; and have come so rapidly into
vogue as q standard for social esLim Ates,
that man Is thought nothing of, popular
ly, unless by hook and by crook he eau
make an exhibit of smashing receipts for
the year. This Is mainly because individ-
ual incomes are copied from the official re-
cords and given freely tothe public; prac-
tice, we have long thought, of gross In.
justice and indeeency, copied from no pre-
csdents In this country or any other, and
deserving OF universal apprehension. This
practice is not allowed 70 those engaged
officially In the work oftaking the census,
in which the value Of the property owned
by individuals is carefully collected and
faithfully reported; neither should it be al
lowed in assessing aud collecting the inter
nal revenue, The very spirit Of iuquisl-
tiveness 1t excites Is enough TO demoralize
any community. There are some things
which 1t is mans right 70 keep strictly
private. The sectesy Is oftentimcs a con-
dition OF his future success and prosperity.
After he has complied With the requiem nt
ofthe law, and handed in a sworn STATE
ment OF his income, he has done his whole
duty. No public whatever has any further
claim upon him. The disclosure OF his
private matters should be thereafter con
trolled b.. hlsown choice To permit rover ue
officers 70 give up the lists of private In
co mes just to crafty curiosity that has
no right to qualification Of this sort, lie a
fsgrant abuse ofthe power conhded TO gov.
eminent by the people. 1t should not be
patiently tolerated in any community that
continues to cherish Affecting ofself-respect,
Boston Post. 80 rr
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LIFE COMPARED TO A CLoCK.--0ur brains
are seventy year clocks. The angel oil
life winds them up once for all, then
closes the cases, and gives the key Into the
hand of the angel or resurrection. Tic.
tac' lic-tsc! 90 the wheels of thought;
our VIII csnnot stop themj they cannot
stop themselves sleep cannot still them
madness only makes them go faster; death
alone can break into the case, and
seizlng the ever swinging pendulum Which
we call the heart, silence al last The clicking
OF the terrible escapemept we have carried
SO long beneath our aching Toreheads. II
we conld only get at them as we lie on
our pillows and count the dead beats ot
thought after thought, and image after i'm
age, Earring through the oyertired organl
win nobody block those wheels, uncouple
their .plDlOn, cut the string that holds
those weightSl What a passion com es
Sver rs somstlmes for silence and rest!
that this dreadful mechanism, unwIpdlnR
the endless tapestry Of time, embroidered
with spectral figures Of life and death,
could hAye but ono brief holiday 70.
NJ uolhee' ~ .s81syf nI.|si1n' T.
...... .IGFW s.Es4|" ''... ~
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- Add LER Y.

| 5OO sa'R'' h NOV A L 5O0
rsr TO NEW BUILDING,
,,q - go .. ssSSSS-
dr,,r,g sEvENTH STREET,
IJoIFINa oDD"PBLLows HALL.
r'.i " JAMES 8. ToPHAM 4 CO., .
.o..-g HAVE REMOVED 10
Their WELL Known Old Established ~ r
TRUNK, sADDLERY, HARNESS, .
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANDATORY
NEW BUILDING.
:. TO-, l"9 As-BOO-Ea
R-5OO-6A
rrr ..-., SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may he found, Of our own manutaotore, a
mest complete assortment Of every style and
price q military and citizens .r ... ,"r.' %
.aE IT SADDLES AND BRIDES, Irg.r g.
BREAsTico AND MARTINGALBs,
'l 'r"l ZINE SWORD BELTS, ...,-'1.
with Topham's Patent slide. ..., ..
Sole Manufacturer Of rr.u.
~ LANGBoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers OF ... 7'I '. '.. ... '
LANoHoLz's PATENT CURB AND NOSE
"iTafr4 STRAP ''N
... p 49, o., FOR SALE:
gwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
.y"BUPPALo AND PINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
,'a"1o' 80 BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
IE RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
..| ~ IN GREAT VARIETY.
'rp@ HARM Ess.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS, .. t..
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND
a EXPRESS HARNESS. r. 80
sUTLERs, STAGE WAGON, CART, AND
" PLOUGH HARNESS. '.'
..', 80 CO., ".. ....',n W HIPS. 49,.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE, .a
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
&. .. .---ayH EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
f'TRU INKS. ,..
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS, L. -
LADIES' DRESS. TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY 'v1iIsBs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvas Pellisieur Bags; Leather,
French satohols; Toy Trunks" and School
satehels, and every article In their line Of bust
RENE MBERI .a
g." De-. b.'G"' 90 800 90 ur--s IT.
"'""i ""1S- 500 "a
! .3.-- .sRvENFH sTRBET. ~
ap25-n 1891 -
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LET nothing come between you and the
light. Respect men as brothers only
When you travel to the Celestial City, carry
no letter of introduction. When You
knock, ask TO see God-none of the ser
wants. ....-. BIO 'a.'. ..
How shall we earn our bread Is a grave
question; yet II 10 sweet and inviting
question: Let us not be content to gel
our bread In some gross, careless, and
hasty manner. Some men go a-huntng
ZONE a-dshing, ssme a-gaming, some u
war; but none has SO pleasant q time as
they who in earnest seek TO earn their bread.
Not only the rainbow and sunset are bea
tiful, but TO be fed and clothed, sheltered
and warmed Alright, are equally beautiful
aud inspiring.
THE heavens are as deep as our aspira-
tions are high.
EVEN the tenderest plants force their
way up through the hardest earth, and the
crevices OF rocks; but a man no material
power can resist. What a wedge, what
q beetle, what a catapult, is an earILesdman!
What can resist bIml "
LET our meanness be our footstool, moi
our cushion.
MAN Is continually saying TO woman.
Why Will you not be moro wisei WON an
is continually saying 10 maU, Why will you
not be more lovingi II is not in their will
to be wise or to be lovingj but, unless each
Is both wise and loving, there can be mel.
ther wisdom nor love.
Love is a severe critic. Hate can par
don more than love. They who aspire 10
love worthily, subject themselves to an or.
deal more rigid than any other.
Iris strange that men will talk of mira.
Giles, revelation, inspiration, and the like,
as things past, while love rem sins-H. D.
IhorsI4.