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mendatiOn from all, and will always render satisac-
0n;tsss4ss aEsaaFa hns s#sn ~.
s No. Cures Fsvsss, Congestion, Iniamations, IS
81 81 2 n.'3 Worms, Worm-F Fever Worm-Colic 81
lE ~ crying-CoIls. Or Teething Of nfants, IS
bsssassrsi GfpInE Bilious 0elic g
-fsyss" choerc-Aiorias. Nausea, Vomiting, IS
aai.sa7 ~ Coughs, Cole s., bronchitis gss as
Eh. vtfa g. g Nenralgia. Toothache, Faceache.~ Is
headaches. Eick-Headache Vertigo. IS
10 " DYSPEPSIA, Bilious stomach, 81 les
~ II Suppressed or painful Periods, 25
ft - IL 49,, Whites, too prOtnse Periods. 25
:. I3g.ss Group. Cough, diiicult Breathing, IS
8 ~ y, is e Rheanlatisus, Rhenmafic Pains = S
~ 10 ~" Feuer and 4gue, Chill Fever, Agas, 50
ts' &sts g Ophthdtnay, and sore or weak eyes SO
"19 " Catarrh acute chronic. Influenza, SO
" 20 " WAooping- Cough, violent Coughs, SO
q e asthma, oppressed Breathing, so
10 29 g. Ear Discharges, impaired Hearing, so
- ~ !" General Desiaty Physical Weakness, 50
az I" 25 {, Dvopsy and scanty secretons 50
= =. 20 ~ Sea-SIekwess, sickness from riding, 50
a. s : ~ - Kidney Disease. 6ravel,1d s4AI SO
asssss" % - Nerpoas Dsbiiity Seminal Emissions,
,1sso3 gsi9 involuntary Discharges, ss 1 90
II ~ = ~ - Sore Mouth, CanAeri i1sa ax sl SO
AIS 80 !" UriHNva Incoatigence, wetting bed, so
" 81 " Painful Periods, even with Spasms, $50
50 :. Epilepsy Spasms, 81. Vitus Dance, j 90
- "a Diphtheria liberated Sore Throat, so
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IS Walls Morocco Case, and Book, SO 90
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patae single Walls, with directions. ssis q 100
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H01g5HREY,S SPECIFIC
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II. II. HAY, Agent Portland. q q jalyassseodIy
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ssHOMEOPATHTC SPECIFICS.
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perfectly adap ed to popular use--so simple that
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as to be free from danger and SO efficient as to be al
ways reliable. They have raised the highest com
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Sails and Rigging for Sale. 30
THE Standing Rigging Sails and Blocks OF the
a. new Brig Atlanta, 400 tons old measurement,
saved IN perfect order. The dra OF the spars can DC
seen at our store. - 70 rs, dii p
e. 3 McGILvERY, RYAN s. DAVIS, d
june16-dtf No. Isl COMMERCIAL Street.
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Farm and Stock for Sale.
strealxed Mountain place for Sale.

StrehAGU MUuNgsSIU II lace IUF DsadOs
This is one The best places fof sum-
A<sSA ~ mer boarding In the country. The
Muir AsA& house III Situated at the foot OF the
LEI f3NII1M Mountain, and commands view
that for natural loyeliness cannot be
surpassed. ~ "a E5xFpSY~NOe
1t is 40 miles from Portand-15 minutes ride from
R. r. Station at South Paris: The farm contains 100
aeres-ine -ofchards-excellent water I'm house and
barn. There is valuable Mineral Spring near the
house, This valuable property Is offered for sale
For particulars call at So Commercial ST., address
$780, la. KING, South Paris
Sept 1-deod& W4w# e tf -
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Il Iulg07. Error Corrected.

The flattery with which our assembled
working classes are apt to be served, un-
doubleday contributes to keep many of
them content to make no higher attain
ments. Ii they are not received with
open arms by the educated and refined
they attribute it to their occupation, not
to themselves; to the irresponsible pride
and prejudices of others, MOTTO their own
deficiency. But water is not the only
thing that finds its own level. Genius,
wit, learning, ignorance, coarseness, are
each attracted to its like. Two painters
were over heard talking in the room
where they were at work. "Lord "
said one, II knew him well when he
was boy. Used to live with his gram
'ther next door to us. Poor as Jobs tur-
key. But l amt seen him since, till
hearn him in--ball t'other night
Don't suppose he'd come anigh me with
a ten-foot pole. Them kind of folks has
short memories, ha ha can't tell how a
poor working man is, no-how."
No no, good friends, you are in the
wrong. There is indeed a great gulf be-
tween you and your early friends, but it
is not poverty. To say that it is, is only
a way you have of fiattering your self
love. For if you watch those who fire.
quent your friends house, you will find
many a one who lives in lodgings, with
the commonest three-ply carpets, cane
seat chairs and one warm room; While
you have comfortable house of your
own, with, very likely, tapestry and
velvet in your parlor and registers all
about. No, sir, it is not because youare
poor, nor because you work: for he is as
hard a worker as you, though perhaps
not so long about it; but because-beg-
ging your pardon-you are vulgar and
ignorant; BECAUSE you sitdownin your
sitting-room at home, with your coat off
and your hat on, and smoke your pipe;
because you plunge your own knife into
the butter, and your own fork into the
toast, having used both in your eating
with equal freedom; because your voice
is loud, your tongue staggering, and
yourgrammerhideous; because, in short,
your two paths from the oldschool-house
diverged: his led up, yours didnot and
the fault is not his. You both chose
He chose to cultivate his powers. You
chose not to do SO. Call things by their
right name!-GaH Hamilton.
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and sighed. My heart grew sick again.
Must we all come this!
we walked slowly on through the
graVeled walks. Somebody had dropped
flowers along, red and white, and sprays
OF mgnionette, and they had faded
there.
The Old sexton stood at the gate with
his hat off. As / passed him / caught
the words, spoken softly, "God bless
her."
The RETURN.
The rain had ceased again. A flood of
red sunshine bathed the little cottage.
The wet jesamine loaded the air with its
perfume. 1t seemed for the moment, as
if everything around the house looked
doubly beautiful. The dark back ground
of clouds, not yet broken, was the only
thing in unison with the sadness of our
spirits.
She was not there! We saw the top
of the old chair in which she always sat
AT the west window.
Within-oh! how desolate! There
was the little, low rocking chair by the
corner; stand by it's side, on which lay
the family Bible; and there, too, lying
sadly, as If conscious that their work was
done, my mothers old spectacles were
folded on the green baize cover. I bent
over and lifted herwork basket. Every
thing was in order-the work all arrang-
ed-her little book of "Daily Food" in
its accustomed nook. l took it from
thence and laid it in my bosom. God
helping me, will read it as she did.
We sat down to supper, but could not
talk. At every turn our eyes met some
thing thatcalled uptears and signsafresh.
Here, her choice flowers, her favorite ge-
raniumj just bursting into blossom. There
a little porcelain vase, in which she had
kept her pennies for the church collec-
ton.
Hard indeed it seemed to realize how
far she slept beneath our feet.
Can | forget this sorrow? Shall /
plunge into the follies Of fashion again
God forbid.-Mrs. ~. 4. Denison.
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up some time about midnight. his nose
had set to bleeding, which would explain
the traces of blood he had left behind
him. He had made his way to Balti-
more, and thence sailed to Havana,
where he had been SO fortunate in his
speculations as to find himself in a con-
dition to return and settle with all his
creditors. On coming home and giving
an account of his adventures to a friend,
he for the first time learned with horror
of the almost fatal consequence to the
inn-keeper for his uninstifiable disap-
pearance, and had fastened to make
what reparation lay in his power. His
testimony wassubsequently corroborated
on all important points, and the inn
keeper was honorably discharged, to the
great relief and joy Of his sympathizing
friends. AS a partial recompense for
what he had suffered on his account, the
merchant made him present of the
horse and money he had left with him,
and two thousand dollars besides.
But the clearing up of one part Of this
very strange affair only seemed to in
volve the other in deeper mystery. A
murder had surely been committed, but
by whom, and who was the unfortunate
victim +?
Even this, in the course of time, was
also manifest. Someyears after, a william
under sentence of death confessed that
he was a partner of bank robber, and
that, having made an equal division of
the spOils, they had agreed to leave the
city by different routes and meet at an
appointed place; that, eager to secure the
whole of the booty, he had secretly taken
his partners road instead OF the one
agreed upon, and had waylaid and muir
dered him within a few rods of the tavern
kept by Williams, who by being arrested
for the crime had drawn off all suspicion
from himself.
Thus were these recorded deeds of tina
tempestuous night eventually brough
to light, and the innocent cleared and
rewarded, and the guilty detected and
punished.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-19

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
RoAD.-This railroad between Lynch
burg and Bristol has been re-opened, and
the cars are now running on regular time
making regular connections with all the
railroads running North and South from
the latter point.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-19

SoMEmen seem born to be lucky; what
ever they touch turns to gold their path
is paved with the philosophers stone.
At games of chance they have nochance
but, what is better, a certainty; they
"windfalls" without breath stirring.
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SOME of our religious exchanges tell
story about a woman being relieved
from speeches. grief by a hymn. We
have known number of the sex to be
strongly affected and greatly benefited
by hinas before this.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-19

WHY is kissing your sweetheart like
eating soup with a fork? Because it
takes long time to get enough of it.
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SOME enthusiastic patriot having
been eulogising "the girls of '76,o an
editor replies that they are not to be
compared with the girls from Is to 20.
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PRIDEmay decorate theabode ofdeatl1
as it will, but the worm below mocks at
the masonry above: the foundation of
monuments, as Of our houses, is in the
dust; and the nameless pyramid, and
the broken urn, and the ''mummy be-
come merchandise" are as true page
in the history of the "noble ANIMAL" as
his grandest efforts of mind or hand after
:" a diuturnity of memory"
THE harmonies of developed and
beautiful womanhood have been set
many time to other music than that Of
Wedding-bells. She, who is never en-
throned under any roof in mothers
holy sovereignty, may earn the right,
in many house, of compelling every
soul to love her.
THE Anglo Saxon elbows his way
sharply through the world; hehas thrust
his blessings at the needy, sometimes,
on the point of a. sword, and sent the
Gospel by a swift leaden messenger; he
likes harmony, if he can give the pitch
and SO he is forever pitching in.''
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as 10 De ATTACKED; ana the common peO-
pie have often found the shield of a pro-
tector no less oppressive than the sword
of an invader.
The man ofgenius is not. the master
OF the power that is in him, 1t is by the
ardent, irresistible need of expressing
what he feels, that he is man of genius.
This mysterious power Socrates called
his demon; Voltaire called it the devil
in the body.
In listening to the earl eft birds in the
gray of the morning, it S. MS as if real
~ there were prima donna strife,
Verltable human rivalry in those cluster
ed songs, when all the birds, except owl
and whip-poor-will, sing together.
OF that time which we call the pces-
ent, there is not an appreciable part but
belongs either to past which has fled,
or to future which is still ON the wing,
it has persisted, or it is not born it was,
or it is not.
DELIVER us from q woman with a
spirit OF disputation in her soul, who
will pick you up on the point of Sharp
sentence as If you were a dropped stitch
in her knitting work.
1HE etOllacn IS Cn0 ch1ef creator OF
the appetite, when appetite fails, the
stomach has lean time of it, he is COM
PEELED to compromis with his debtor for
an ounce to the pound. -.
IT is curious fact in the grammar of
politics, that, when statesmen get into
place, they often become obliyious of
their antecedents but are seldom forget
full of their relatives.
DEATH is the liberator of him whom
freedom cannot release, the Physician of
nm whom medicine cannot cure. and
the comforter of him whom time cannot
console.
OUR government land costs one dollar
an acre ON an average, and champagne
Two dollars bottle. How MANY a man
dies landless, who, during his life. has
swallowed a fertile township, trees and
all!
a WISE man said that there is but one
perfect Woma.l at a time upon the earth.
Many a man thinks that he has got her.
/ but the really Lucky fellow know. that
he has.
THE firm, witho It pliancy, and the
plant without fiji .nness, resembles YES
sells without waite, and water without
vessels.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-06
rELEGRAPaIC ITE as.
APNISYIcF MISSISSIPPI.

ARMISYICE IN MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS, Nav 3.--The Vicksburg Herald says
that tbe beadouarters of the Department of the
Mississipp grants them permission to state that an
indesnite armistice through the Department, be-
ginning AZ O'Clock on the 2Sth ult., was agreed
npon between General Dana, of the United States
forces, and General Hodge, commanding the Re
bells in that section.
AssASSINS AT WORK IN NEW YORK.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, May 3.-The Hon. Barr Bur
ton, of this city, was shot by an assassin at one
o'clock this morning. and will probably die before
morning. The murderer, in order to ire at his
victim, broke out pane of glass, aud, as Burton
stepped in his night clothes To a door IN range of
the broken glass, fired, the ball passing through
both lungs. An arrest has been made.
WM. c. CLEARY GIVES HIMSELF UP.
ToRONro, Nav 3.--Wm. c. Cleary, one OF the
Rebels against whom the Grand Jury found true
bill for breach of neutrality, Few days since,
yesterday surrendered himself, aud gave bail in
as 900 to stand his trial at the October assiZes.
This is the clerk Of Clement c Clay, for whom
the reward of $40, OO0 is otiersd.-Eds. Whigl
ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENTS REMAINS
AT SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD, H., May 3.-The funeral train ar
rived here this morning at O'Clock. All the way
from Chicago people were gathered on the road
side Funeral arches we're erected al many points,
and other mourning emblems displayed. At the
depot there was an immense multitude gathered.
The remains were escorted to the Capitol, where
the apartments were found draped in the most
elaborate manner. Deep soIemnity prevailed every,
where. The bells toled and minute guns
fired. Thousands of people from the surrounding
country are assembled here to do honor to the il.
lustriOUs dead.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-06
Shipping News.

ALMANAC FOR RICHMOND THIS DAY, MAY 6.
san Tisea........5OSI MOons sets (morn) ......246
sun sst.......,......652 High Water.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY ., 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Robert Morris, shaw, Fortress Monroe, Gov
eminent order.
Steamer City of Hudson, Power Norfolk, Mail and
passengers
Steamer Black Bird, Cole, City Point Government pas
steamer Red jacket, Adams, City Point, Government
passengers.
schooner Jas W. Lawrence Weeks, Norfolk, m,rchan,
die, 2. Z. Clark.
SAILED.
Steamer Georgianna, Pearson, Norfolk Mail and pas.
sengers-
Steamer Red Jacket Adams City Point, Governms at
steamer Black Bird Cole City Point, Government pas,
sengers.
Steamer MOnOhansett Crowell, City Point Government
orders.
Steamer Robert Morris Shaw, City Point, Government
orders.
Schooner Ben Butler, King, City Point light
Schooner Nellie Brown, French, City Point light
Schooner W A. Croaker, Pierce, City Point, light.
Schooner Casper Heft, Shoe, Baltimore, light.
Schooner Harvest, Mitchell, Baltimore, light.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-06
Az ADDRESS no THE PEOPLE.

Gov. Pierpont will in day or two issue an ad-
dress to the people Of Virgina. We understand
also that he will make recommendation that the
Congressional elections in the State be postponed
unit I October next.
SICK AND WOUNDED AZ POINT OF ROCKS.
For the information Of their friends, We publish
the following list Of Confederate pr sOners that are
sick OF wounded in the U. S. Hospital, Point Of
Rocks, Va, in division l. ward 4, section D.;
L4.Col John L Harris, Path N c T; Capt Z A
Boykin.. Co /, oath n @ T; Clpt A Thrash, Co /,
9stb n r; Capt David Rogers, Co B, 25th y @
n Z. cont q d Huffman, Co X, 10th Va Capt D A
Harlan. Co d, 18th Va Capt Williams, Co A,
6otb Ala LIST Lieut. N Lee, Co z, 2ith n c T LIST
;snt Tbos /, Morris, Co /, 25th T; lst Lieut.
Jo oi l, Lake, Co X, sth Va; lst Lieut. B Barn
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THE ASSASSINATION
OF
PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
The Funeral Pageant.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR APRIL
The \. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE ior this week contains
the following
IEApINg AKrIcLEs.-What he Did Not Say 4; Our New
President; acknowledgements
ton, The Press and the Public; Rewards for the Mar
derer President Lincons Funeral in Oanadai South
ward Ho Grants Victory; Uruguay 'Sectionalsmi'
The Funeral; Who Planned the Assassination Tho
Times Correspondent aud Gen. Sherman Editorial
WAR NEws suMNARY-Naval Miscellaneous
GENERAL NEws-News from WashingtOni The Wash
ngton Tragedy New York Political Domestic Aiscel'
lany
NEW YORK MISUNDERSTANDING in the Senate
and Assembly.
MoEmE-Oiicial Account Of its Surrender,
PROCLAMATION BY THE PEESIDEET-A Day Of Fasting
and Prayer The 25th Of May appointed.
USEARTHING SUSPICIOUS UHARAcrERs-EXctementi in
Washington.
ARREsr or JUNIUs BKUTUs BOoTH.
TIE FUNERAL PAGEANr-Obseques at Baltimore, Har-
iisburg and Philadelphia
Remains The Body in state at the City Hall The
Obsequie The Most Sublime and Solemn Funeral in His
tory; CIR nd Military and Civic Dipay.
A CHAPTER OF RECENT HIsTORY-President Lincoln
and the Virginia Rebels The Pot Of the Assassinsi
President johnson.
SHERNAN-Sherman's Negotiations with Johnston
Dislpproved Washington; Immediate Resomptio Of
HOstilites Ordered GeLeral Grant to Command IN Per
son
THE CArFeRE OF RALEGH-COnespondence Of The
MACON FALLs on THE 9trH-HOveII Cobb and G. W.
Smith Prisoners
ISrERErlSG 70 FAmERs-American Institute Farm
ers Club
THE FAM HoUsE GARDEN-The Soil; How to Prepare
and Enrich IT, How 90 Plant and What 70 Plant
BUYING AND SELLING Wool
Talk ABOUT FRUIT.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-06

we'll Ensign Sd Ca; I'd Lieut. Lewis Smith, Co
{. 18Th c T; % Lieut. " D Wharton, Co X, 9th
N G Cavalry I'd Lieut. John Gunnen, Co G, Sth
Va 2d Lieut. w 6 Andrews, Co c, 10th Va Bait
Art; I'd Lieut. Z Sydnor, Co Ii, 14th Va Int; I'd
Lieut. d r Maddox, Co c, Goth Ala; I'd Lieut. J 7
Tunnel, Co L, Sd Ga; Asst Surgeon W Walker,
SD Va Inf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.

.VTEhY VALUABLE OFFICES AND ROOMS FOR
I v BENT AND HANDSOME FURNITURE FOR SAL u
Ar AUCTfON.-At the request of Mr.. j. q anthony
we shall rent auction for one year the premises
ON TUESDAY, 9Th day of May 1856 commencing 4 10
O'clock A. NJ his very valuable residence, located on
the south side Of Main street. between It'll and 9Th aiew
doors above the Spotswood Hotel II will be divided as
follows, and rented accordingly viz The two handsome
parlurs on the first floor the three chambers on the
second floor and the three chambers on the third floor
Including with hem the large lex ktchea in the rear.
renting of the housef of the household farm
iture will be s9ld embracing, very handsome assor,
ment Of ev ry article usually found in neat dwelling
such as velvet and three,py carpets handsome curtains
fine ROSEWOOD bedsteads, excellent bedding rosewood
wardrobe handsome dressing bureaus also one very
superior seven octave rosewood piano made by suDer
q htnidt of New York, and warranted TO be one oil
the hest toned nstru in this city, and but little
nsed Terms for the furniture and for the rent one
ouarter cash, balance at two four and six months for
negotiable notes satisf lctofily endorsed.
my6 HAhklSON, dODDlN AfrhhNoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-06
FROM ST4FF0RD C0CNTT.

The AleSshdria State Jo'raql says that refugees
from Stafford county report that a lot Of rebels,
who had, before the surrender Of Lees army, been
al home f0r some time, are very defiant, and swear
that they have not surrendered and never will
that no one who has taken the oath Of allegiance to
The United States government shall ever return to
or reside 10 that county. They seem to be carry
ing thin b with a high hand, and oyerawing the
more peaceful residents OF the county. The gov
arnment should at once attend to these fellows.
A force should at once be sent to the principal
points in each county where these marauders exist
in any force, ana the force sent should consist Of
sufficient numbers to arrest and bring to speedy
punishment these outlaws.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-06

Inn Georgia or Alabama, and desire to have 1t
sodor removed to sea board fos shspment-wI please
give me call at my residence Cd street near Cary, at
10. 8. fifteenth street. or fardy d Williams:
my 6-iw NV hvDiSeoN' :