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" 1t ia high time that thou vert watchman
again, said Philip to himself, Thou ent.n-
glest thyself, and thy substitute in goddess
business, out OF which neither his nor my
wisdom can save us, this then is the diff,
ference between watchman and n Prince!
would not turn my hand to be one Dear
Heaven how many strange things are done
by these earthly gods under the court roof Of
which we Of the watchman's horn, the broom
or the spade, have no conception. One I'M
agines that the mobiles had the life of angels,
withou: sin, without care Pretty business .
/ have seen more rascality here in quarter
of an hour, than l ever seen before in the
whole course of my liie."
" Alone my Princc?" whispered voice
behind him. Il think myself fortunate to
meet your Royal Highne,s slone."
Philip looked around. l: was miner in
gold, and silk, snd jewols.
That r.uli rsu: asked Philip.
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I think they will do it. The house will n.te
50 much through the operation that"
Probably also for you. sir Count. aprsttJ
little drink money will come out"
Your Royal Highness ples.es TO jest. I
esin nothing by it. only burn wis s.ger
ness to regain your favor snce more
You are very good"
when may l hope, my Prince r
"Sir Count, will DO what is right. Do
you, your duty
MY duty % to serve you. Tomorrow
morning | will send for Levi, close the bu,i-
ness with him and VIII have the honor so
hand over to ynir Royal Highn.ss. the quit
tances for your osl.s, and bills Of e1shassy
for ffty thousand euld.a."
Go Sir. uay hear nothing Of IT,
" And will your Royal Highpess grant me
,our favor again? For wthou. being in the
ministry it will be impossible to deal with
Abreaam
" wish you and your ministry. and ysur
Abraham Levi, 81. all three upon the Blocks
bevy. ! tell you ;has ifs corn embargo takes
place, and your Jew house does not on :bs
instant sell the corn at cost price. l will 60
directly to the King and discover to him the
whole rascslity, and help him hun. you and
your Abraham Levi out Of the country. kesy
upon that. keep my word"
Philip turned his back and went into the
dancing hall, leaving the Finance Minister
planted there ike pillow of stone.
[TO be CoNTIsUEp
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Philip glanced at the paper, read something
in it about five thousand guldsn put it in his
pocket, and thought, - shame that an no:
a Prince
Somebody now whispered in his ear.
"Your Royal Hghnoss, we are both betrayed,
| will shoot myself" Philip looked round
with great eyes and saw negro
What vii! you mask :" asked Philip,
quite cooley.
" am Col. Kali" {" the negro answered in
a whisper. The unhappy Msrshaless has
told Duke Hermann, and til. latter spit, fire
and flame against you and :"
Il don't care anything about it," replied
Philip.
"Bat The King will hear al" s;ghsi the
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2oetrn.
THE a0LDIGR'5 QRAVE.

THE s0LDIGR'5 oRAVE.
A lnasi mound upon tne field.
Th-rs ycctsaso Ia. battle raged---
4 .isss board vita name engraved,
OF him who, when 'he csnnon- peaied
TAs noie Of death to foe. engaged,
Fell mid .hs terr0rs which he braysd.
An old man bending Ger the grave,
40 issr-drop ills his sanktn eve;
But Oh his heart w.eps DER son,
A nouie son. Who isii to Bavs
Tia bHne: bright ur liberty,
BI! lived to see the baltic won.
Tss drums are hushe1 the zoe has fed,
the wailiag wiai's The only sound
fh.t Gresls iha slilne1 Of t'c p!pjr;
ist. Standing with uncovered head,
The old man gaxes on shat mouud.
And pride is mingled ni;a his pain.
Es bow, b.. mead in silent prayer
His sreFs too sic,t for words or tears,
Then turns away with sad adieu,
For all his wurd w.s csuterei there
The pride Of his declining years
TIE dearest earthly hope knew.
Oh, many, thus, hay. ionrncyel far
To view thc iat. resIirE pa,cr
OF mAuS brave and cherished form
IT'S all The bitter work uf WAT:
Yet pgide in part, TIE pAn>s eGscc,
When dear 0ae. perish in TIE storm.
-UHer'g N:g1xir..
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k.ysr-Ds. CgAS. Il. OEs.
CsscUI~.r--J. b. K. CAMPBELL,
HENRY BRUCE,
JOIN keLS,
GEORGE 4. R!ZER,
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JOSIAH ESOLER.
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ERESCO PARTING.
FREDERICK. ND.
II. =. DIR RINo,
,sctfuily iuforms the citiEeps Of Cuubsr'snd
4 q vicinity tha! he is prepared 10 ornament
CHURCHES, RAILS, PRIVATE RESIDENCES,
Gc in freeco, encsu.lc and oil collars 10 ths u"s'
artistic styles, Bes references ei'so as TO the
ability Of the above ss named. Urders promptly
responded to. Terms chsApAsi all ssti Warranted
jan. . les4-U.
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you crept away with the Cirinelite. Confess
your fckleu.ss. You can no longer deny it. y
HIM - though. Philip, and s.id, dryly,
- Do not complain OF me, or l will complain
Of you"
For example, fair but.erhy!'
There is, for example no mora faithful
husband than the Marshal"
That is he, indeed. And an wrong
truly, very wrong, to have listened to you 80
much. | reproach myself enough. And
alas he has traced out our intsrcoar.e.
Since the l.st Court masquerade, fair
widow"
"When you were too careless snd impru-
dent, pretty butterfly"
&" Let us correct it. Let us separate
esteem the Marshal csanot see him suffer
| ON my account"
The widow regarded him for time. speech
less.
|; you really have ihs smsll..t esteem
for me, continued Philip, then 90 with the
Marshal to your relations 10 Poland Il is
better that we do not see each other too m,ch
A beautiful st. il lovely, but a 'rtuous and
f4;.Arul wife is vet lovlier."
Prince" cried ,hs s,,oun1ed lady, cara
you in earnest? Have YOU ever loved mo %
" Look you, said Philip, 81 AIN ssluccr
of nrite a ueculi,r sort. I GEEK virtue and
truth anon, women. snd fad it 20 seldom
The true.s and r,os. y;rtuous can alone bind
m.--ther.core | .n free. Yet, holia. no. |
will not lie. Qne has bound me. Bat am
sorrv TO EAT. Frau Msrgha,;D. ,hst il j, not
YOU"
..v,, avn - ho.-;tI. L,mor pr:n,o -,
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,.o;.. on3 H.. l. t.s,in, - bor ho.o,, I.,r,roa
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,,.,
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xon,d c.l.,u,. ,..t. ,;cht, f,oE.h ,r;., 7
ui;ow =, c,i.3,b. ,siins torri.lx .,oo,.1
ava, lu.,,,, n,,,...l,I ,ugo
.v,t al on,y what Lnou"
Tho xi3,Y t,r..j r;,,,t mad lef in volcnt
emotion. She wrn, her l.n!.. Final, she
,sked ..Nh.re i. nv hu,b.nd" "
pLi,in no;nf.J +, tha yamsioEe who with
rloy ,tep. yax couino thst w,v
"princsw said the widow in tones Of un-
ar..latl. scaro ..pr;ncs God nrpiye Won
: c,r nav.r f,-.;y. van ,nvar b.ld tho
heart Of ? m.n Gamble Of yu,h atr,.itv.
You are traitor, NJ, husband il an honor
able man in The c,rb Of Nameluss. Yoa
are Manelu.a in csrb Of houor. Ii thi.
worlJ yor 81. m. nat soxio "
W;,h these word. 81 turn 81 her back upon
him r.ndly aud rroudly wont to IN, Nam
c!uke. sn4 entered into, as on. cou see, a
very close conversation with him.
pli,i, l.p,h.d s.,retl, i, nj, Lre..t md
.ai9 To himself NY sn',.,itu.o. the watch
u..n uay sra VIXEN h. c,n,s, h,cL that 7
nI,y his n,rt NOT so b,ilv. If h, only goes
an bo,,r.hiy 40 hay. l.,.n IL"
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.,o,L rioh, or. 2,on ,h.r,,. yo,;rru.,.
u-. ~
40, "oU!d hot De frihcc
lie looked at his watch, it was half past
eleven. There came the M,msluke in haste
to him, drew Lin one sid,, and gave him a
., =,
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Express Train Leaves baltimore S+op.n.
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Arrives Al Wheeiug 7.loY. -.
(Daily.(
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Cuilbid al S.+5 ".
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DAILY except Sunasya}
Express Train Leaves Wheeling ll.2 q ..
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Through ticses for al! To. principal ci,ies E-ltL
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County Directory.

County Directory.
.Juis. cF he Crreais Cdurt-l!sa. JAGES SIXTH.
Clerk Of tie C,rcuit C5.r--liuRACE RESLEY.
Rtst,t.< e. WiI:-CED. ". HOOVER.
gI.~.T-BASlL r. GARLlTL
S,s.<s 4A9rRty-GEO, 4. T1RUSrON.
,S4-yt.r--ltaES CHISHOLM, IA.
J &. II. CANPHALL,
DOUGLAS PERCY,
A. Il. l.. BUSH.
CHARLES RIDGELY,
ELIJAH FRIfED,
JOHN BELL.
j. II. STALLIHGS,
J. l.. TOWNSEND.
Tsz Co!:ee.or-S. l.. TOWNSEND.
Tisrt 70 C1f-sitstosGs--J AtDn BROWN.
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A remarkable solsntary revelation
in the shape Of an advert,semets ap.
peared in the Leipsie Josrsal, cf the
18th of december 1864, under the tito
"Cu,e for Hydrophia." We feel it our
duty to give it futher publicity, since
such discovery may be boon to hu-
maoity. and the authority appears
highly worthy OF credit A venerable
age Of 50 years; unwilling to take to
the grave with him . secret oS mach.
importance to mankird. made public
in that Journal, and II the date spec.
iiied, the means which no had used for
so years, and where~ith, akrma, be-
had rescued mary fellow beings and
cattle from the fearful death Of hydro
Phia: Take Immediately warm vinegar
or tepid water, wash the wound clean
Herewith, and then dry II; pour Their
upon Tho wosnd few drops q mura,i,s
acid, because mineral acids destroy tho
poison Of sahss, by which ascans the
evi! effect Of the latter ID neusralised
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A despatch from New York eta

A despatch from New York states
that letter has been 7, ceived At the
custom house in that city addressed to
the State department by our consul At
Port Mahon, announcing that the Rus
sian plague is extending ives, ward more
rapidly than is generally supposed, and
advising that all cargoes arriving from
Russian or Turkish ports be rigidly
scrutinixed before landing. The dis
ease is said to be the same a. that
which visited London century ago.
Geo. Bancroft, in tho Atlantic
Monthly, shows that in 1857. the vote
Of New Jersy only was wanting 10 su
stain the proposition OF Jefferson, By
which slavery would have been
excluded, not only from territory in
possession Of the United States. bat
from all they might subsequently gain.
The present politicians of that state
who oppose the cor stitutional: amend
ment, are therefore only true to her biz
tory.
A tooth weighing u pounds ~.
found some sixteen feet below the
sasth's surface near Wapeilo the othes
day. Tho "Repubiican" thinks, "Ii
furnished with good pair Of jaws and
other accessories, il might stall do I
good job Of chewing"
The former spacious and elegant
mansion Of Pierre Soule ia New Orleana
- occap;ed a cclored 0rphaa Asyisn'
under tho saperia.esdescs of a isssl
kgsat lady of color from Bostos, M
dame LIE Mortimes.
He Who gives sp 10 soon given up,
and to consider oursslvss Of no 80 Il
the almost certain way TO become use
lless.
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Full Particulars or the Tornado
Near Red Wing.
from the St. Paul Press. J

NC0U 1A001 8e
from the St. Paul Preas.)
From . gentleman who passed
through Red Wing on Sunday, we
learn some fu:her particulars Of the
tornado which visited that section
Friday evening.
The tornado waa plainly seen BY the
citizens Of Red Wing, and had the ap
pearance ofa water spout. It moved
rapidly, apparently going ten miles (thc
distance which il was thought 10 be
.een) in Eve minutes. After passing
through portion Of Goodhue county
il crossed then and visited Diamond
Bluff, where several houses are re
ported to be destroyed, but wether life
as lost or not We are not informed.
It was Mr. instead Of Mrs. Streeter,
as stated in our special dispatch, who
was killed at Mr.. Chamberlain house
!Ie was an old gentleman, about sixty
years Of age, and has married daugh
ter residing in this city. He was work
ing near by and seeing the storm com
ing sought refuge at Nj. Chamberlan's,
Mrs. chamberlain vas in the habit, !,
seems, Of going into the cellar during
thunder showers, and following her
usual custom at this time saved her life.
The house was frame building stand
ing on brick fondation, and was raised
entirely from the ground, carried some
distance and dashed down, and the
fragments scattered in all directions l,
is literally torn in shreds. Mr.. Streeter',
injuries were SO severe that he lived
but short time.
The escape Of Sheriff Chandler va.
remarkable. lie was riding through
Vaea township, and suddenly the All
grew sitting, when he ins,inctively
sprang from his buggy, aud seizing {
young .apling. lay dat on the ground
NJ sooner had he done 50 than his horse
and baygy we're literally carried away
The buggy was torn into eplinters, and
the horse was carried forty rods, By
actual measurement, and lodged in tn.
tops Of some small trees, NO entanglet
in the brush and harness ~ to be nm
able to cxtricate himself. He was found
trembling with fear in this condition
Mr.. Chandler only saved himself BY
clinping to the sapling, and - il was b.
was blown straigh. into the air, and f.,
a moment hung only by his hands.
Numerous stories are afloat Of the
freaks Of the storm, such - the blowing
Of cattle scross the river. tearing The
feathers from chickens, inficting sud
den death upon numerous cats, doga
etc.. in singular manner, all Of which
though not impossible, We cacnot voucl
for.
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NO 26


Critics.
There il no mnee useful and agreeable
class Of people than resi- intelligent and
charitable critics; and there i no moro
impractibls u.le.s snd nsbspSy people
than class Of hypercritics. represented
in every neighborhUcd. They really
belong to thst class which "sssains
.. enats and swallow camels." They
seem to be more concerned at abscence
Of comms, in IN article Of news in
pspen, than ahey wsald - M1ea iaSt
cidert q tA6lliag tpseseA aAousa b,
reco, dcd. These fellows 20 into hts
If word should bs misspelled in m
article which shey have prepared tor the
public eye. The editor ia hIuoasring
careless fellow, and not fit for his plsce.
The hyper critics resd not to be in
structed, bu, 70 6nd fault, not to build
mp, hut to tear down they will have
nothing to do with gold If with il
there aro mingled . few partiolea Of
dross these spirits will not mingled with
for fear of getting contaminated with ,.
lower strata Of existance. They attempt
to criticises actions "a we'll % words
one peculiar Characteristic about this
class Of people 10 they are ever u.
tempting To point on: path in which
they never walk. Real critics judge Of
motive and intention and have for
standard moral integrity. Spurious.
critics have not the charity to screen
the bibles which they would correct, :
Real critics think none tho less of the
cream because there 10 sour milk below
it whi'e your hyper critics profess to-
spurn the whole because il 10 not alli
cream.
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Senator Sherman says thss or debs
of s,0o0, ,o00. 900. Of dollars. upon Tho
basis Of on pseseut sa1es and popuis
,iou, can be psi4 Of 10 twenty I've
years. And when ~ consider tkse
On wealth doubles in ten yssss, and
our population in th;sty ysass, the dsbs
ceases 70 frighten u.
The bin to incorporate the Virgins
Immigration and Land Company vas
defeated BY the House Of Representa-
tives. Il provided for diyidiag unoc.
cupied lands into small farms, asl offer.
ing them in market. The reason Of
defeating il Vas avowea 70 b because
''they did not want any Yankss3 3soming
to Virginia"
Ali,,fe girl varaine css day with her
mother in . grave yard, rsading ens
aftsr another the praises sf those Who
slept beneath. said: Il v6ndss vhese
they barry tho siusers."
4 man shat hosrds riches and enjoys
them not. is lie An ass hat carries soid
and eats thieeIss.
The Cincinnati coiorel people -
raising subscription to present Chief
Justice Chase si,b silver pilshsr.
The Richmond papers svgs ~ -.
moval Of the ssnkeB wrecks near lhaa
city. aaving, with undosbted trs,h, lhae
naviga,ioa i aerjossly impaired -
them and msy bsssns psrnasssjy
Affected
Hasoa. nf visgiaia. AsslasAl Ainan
for seceasioa - lo~G sGe . leS1. -
stated hsG b vas SeaAdtda1s a. ~
frst baiter.s Nr. 1asoo Aofht = -
aoaifsd ianedistely Gbst tAs b1nn =
ready.
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Disselssio. Of, Copartnerah,p.

Notice Il hereby given that the ccPartner-
ship heretosorc exisitng etween Beaumon,
Lewis is this day dissolved by mutm
consent, and all persons indebted 10 said firm
are requested t. call ana settle the sa,,e
wi ,hoat delay with N. Lewis; who is duly
authorized TO receive the eamc and all per.
sons having claims against said firm will
present the samc 10 J. H. Neaun ont ia,
payment who viii settle al just claims
against said firm.
luka, May l2th, 1865.
JuNN n. BEAUMONT
NOKMAND LEWIS.
Tho undersigned will continue business
nt IL 81 stanl. where he viii be happy "a
furnish ~ who may call IN him, with
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.
J. H. BEAU MONT.
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IA BAR RS
VCEAtA1Dl0 Hair n psf OrAr.

II will actually restore gray and faded hair
to its original color, by 6rst restoring the scalp
to healthy condition.
II WIN prevent tie hair from falling of.
It will remove dandruA, and cure all uu-
pleasant it,hing and ernptions Of the head.
tits remody for ncrvous headache.
No dye.
II restores the hair by 4 natural process
and may be used with perfect safety and may
be used by ail. Friends try il.
Price 81 90 rer bottle Sold at the City
Drug Store in rl'edo. v6nlO
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Mr.. William Richards, Of Fayette
county. Ohio, recently killed . calf two
years old, that weighed fourteen hand
red and eighty pounds. and sold fo,
one handred and sixty.txo dollars and
eighty centa.
A Chinese thief. having stolen ! mis-
sionary, watch brought it back to him
the next day to learn Lov to wind il up
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+ z q ! E state Agencl
AND
CON VEYA NCIN

The undersigned having taken out Licenses
for the purchase and sale Of Real Estate and
Conveyancing is now prepared 70 attend "a
the buying, selling and renting Of Real Estate
making conveyancee, paying Of Taxes SO on
the most reasonable terms. All persons
having lands for sale either improved or un
improved would do wel to cal; soon and leave
= description Of the same, amount Of i'm.
provements, quantity Of timber, price &c
Tho undersigned has one Of the best loca.
tions in this or or any other county for the
sale Dt 10 nds, being at the Pest Office one
door East Of the Rail. Road Station and Am.
cr,can Express Office, where all strangers
call on their arrival here.
E0 NORMAND LEWIS,
ssnl2 luka, Tsma Co., Iowa.
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He Who gives up 10 soon given up,
and to consider ourssivss Of no 30 10
the almost certain w.y to :soscoas use
less,
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49gpsiitiiaus
. Or. s. Thompson.
ghusitiaM 4 3uraeuM,

Tenders his professional services 10 tbs
citizens Of Toledo and surrounding country.
All cals promptly responded To day or night
Office in the room lately occupied by Dr..
Miller over Galley 4 Johnston's Store.
Toledo March 3Osh, 1858. v7nl2
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~ !. :: 5:s:; :ss: !. :: :. :.
q Ifyca want good plain bu

10 Substantial Harness,
or SPLENDID
s9a as CARNAGE H.lR4VESN.
Call at our shop two doors East of the
Peoples Store" in Toledo, Iowa and 10
viii suit you to 1T"
w make NIL our harness including collars
1 FROM the best matcftdl and WARRANT our
work.
Oar prices are and shsll always be At the
lowest Irving rates.
Repairs Of I'll kiads done upon short no.
tico.
We Also keep for sale good supply Of
saddles, whips, and harness trimmings.
Give II y trial and ws will guarantee
satisfaction.
LAUFER 4 BAKER.
Ioledo, March I'D, 1860. y7nll
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n'entscontxining rule and figure work, VIII
sbcharged one third more.
Ten lines Of this type make square
Business Cards, consisting offs liaes cr
AZ, $500 per year.
oa1r All Transient and Legaladvertissmen
must be paid in advance.
-. U nlcss the number Of insertions De speci
fed ii the time advertisements are handed
in they vi be pablished It the discretion o.
Publisher. and charged for the length Of
tin : tie; are inserted.
A liberal discount from tho above rates
ill be made to large advertisers.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-13
{ CHAMPION BRICK MACHINE.

& iropretors of this recent Patent for the manufac
rah, BRICK are prepared to dispose of machines and
strnc,; use the same This machine is simple Of con-
win makes the brick square and solid can be worked
stones win ge morse causes little delay for removing
bricks per v twenty five to thirty-ve thousand
on application 10 WITH n particulars forw Arded
iy 3-lmW BRADFORD RENICK
u Broadway. New York d