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pANGFRous GRAY rAPs

q" Last Of the gray eye comes the most
m.schievous-a soft eve with a large pupil
that contracts aud dilates with 4 word a
thought, or fash OF feeling; an eve that
laughs, that sighs almost, if ! NAV use a
term. that has lis sunshine. it, twilight. its
m0Onbeams, and its storms: a wonderful
eye that wins You whether you will or NOT.
and holds you even after il has cast YOU of.
10 matter whether the face be fair or not.
no matter if the features be irregular and
the complexion varying, the eve holds YOU
captive and then laughs at your verv
chains. l. IS easy enough TO account for
the witchery of Mary Queen Of Scots. I
have heard that her eyes were gray. and
you may be sure they were Ike these. So
l have no doubt. were Lucretia Borgia's
Many another woman has such orOs: per
haps she uses them more innocently, bat
the effect Is very much the same; and if
people choose 70 face the danger they must
take the consequences -
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>Lcl l' me case needs not IL this hour q
the day 10 be proved and those whoseeye
are brown or dark-colOred. should bc in
iornleI that they are weaker and more sus
cepl1-e ~ injury, from various causes. thar
gray 0r li-e e.. ~. Light blue eyes are gen
orally The most powerful. and next 70 them
are gray. The lighter the pupil the greater
anu longer continued Is the degree of ten
sion the eye can sustain.
EXPRESSION.
Many eyes are beautiful from expression
@.One Whatever OF goodness emanates
RON tAe soul gathers IN soft halo ia Tic
eve; and ifthe heart be iurk.ng-p,ace of
crime, the eyes tell its evil tales. some ewes
vary wonderfully with the passing emotions
oi tie hour. We have have seen the dull.
cold eye grow liquid IS the light Of the
morning and bright as the star Of beauty
under the impulse Of some holy and tender
sentiment. We have noted the eve that
seemed The outward emblem of meek spirit
Lash Ike the ire that leaps from heaven. al
me oppression Of the weak and helpless.
And many an eye that told OF solitary mis-
anthrOpy has held a world Of feeling in its
orb when other lips have told him. ! intrust
those treasures 10 you. They are my dear
est, my most sacred-OA be tender OF
them. bear them safely TO their journeys
end
EDCCArING TIE EYE.
The great majority Of mankind 90 not
and cannot see one fraction OF what they are
intended 10 see. The old proyerb. that
None are 50 bind as those who will not
see, Is rs true OF physical as Cfmoral vision.
by neglect and careicssness we have made
ourselves unable 10 discern hundreds Of
things which are before US 10 be seen.
Thomas Carlyle has summed this up in one
pregnant sentence: The eye sees what il
brings the power 20 see How true is this,
The sailor on the lookout can see shin
"nere the lanisman secs nothing: the Es-
f-lHaGX can distinguish white fox amid
Tie White SHOW; tie American backwOOds-
man VIII fire 4 rifle ball so IS to strikea nut
out OF the mouth of squirrel without hurt
ing II; the red Indian bows hold their hands
up as marks To each other, certain that the
unuerriag arrow Will be shot between the
>pread-ou' fingers; the astronomer can see
a star m the sky where 10 Others the blue
eNpanse IS unbroken: the shepherd can dis
llnguisl the lace of every Sheep in his flock:
The mosaic-~Or6er can detect distinctions
oi color where others see none; aud multi
udes of additional examples might De
Given of what education does for the eve
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J. p. COWLEs,

HAVING BsEN pULY LICENSED As AUCuOSFFR.
tenders bis services o. the public in taat capacity
n = trtlori-et % fel property AZ auction n anV
part oi ta5 >ta.e Persons desirous Of selling pror
s1iy a. AUCTION. ca1 10 50 only by employ ng A.
aaetioneer, dily lscsnsst 81 fts Cas.ef S.fss IT,
HndersiSlei nay De found AZ al seasOnahle hour.
a. his ocice "a Cowies B.ock Washington Aveuue.
Lansing Chargcs reasonable 4lsrr ~
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-, n thai the gnature OF q c. n JACKSON g, Il On
'ne wrapper on each bottle
Snodld your nearest Drlceist NOT have the ,-,s.,s
10 10. oe pat ~ by a-y of the intoxicating prsuars
sos tas may be offered in its place but send 10 Is
'nS " vii forward, securely packed by express.
rfineip@i ohce and Mandatory. No. 6sl A-ch
SILL
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}. NEWTON BROWN, PhlIA.


From ths Rev. Jos II Keuart, Pastor o. tue 10th
Rlpifst Ci4nxch.
Or Jackson. Dear Sig-I have be-a frequently re-
Quested 10 connect my name with commentators
0f different kinds oi medicines. but regarding The
practice a. out Of my appropriate sphere have IN
all cases declined. but with clear proof in various
instances. and particularly my family Of the use
ialiness u D. hooasnds German Btters depart for
once from my usual course 70 express INV f,u ron
victon that, for general debility OF the system and
especially for Liver Compliant il is safe ana valr
abe preparation IN some cases IL may fail. but
usually, doubt not, Il will be very beneficial Ia
those who suisar from The above cause
Yours very respectfully J. kFNARD
kighth below Coates Street Phiadelphis
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From Rev Warren Rlntolph, Pastor OF the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Penn.
u. [ n Jackson; Dear Sir-Personal experience
enables me 10 say taat | regard the German Bitters
prepared oy yol as 4 most excellent medicine IN
cases Of severe COLI and general debility have been
greatly benefited by tho use of the Bittsrs and
looot rot they viii produce similar effects on others
Yours truly WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown Pa
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Prom The Rev fae.- waier, ra.,or VI Eorboroagn

From the Rev fHo-- Winter Pastor Vi Roxboroash
BAPTIST C44rch.
Df. Ja1Asoa. DesT SRI f-ri II tas 20 yoar excel
e11 PIrtl~atlol aIe-1a- ; German htters t. add
ny tess many L. the deserved renata.sop il h9s -
tainec have Tor wears a. times been tro.nies
with great d,siricr b. NY heai aud nervous svsten,
was aivse1 ty trlenc . try bottle q your Ger.
nan Biters fi- 50 aud have experienced great
and unexpecte relief. my health has been very
maternity heuntted confidently recommend the
article where meet Wllh cases similar 20 nv own
ana nave been ass area by many q! Gleir good effects
Respectfully yours. 7 WINTER
RONbor1ush
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4IVl nv = IT Ilfler, Pastor q Holding q
Caurch. Fhiia
II Jackson: Dear sir-Having used your German
btters IN my family frequently, I am prepared 10
SAY Il Las oeea oi great service. | believe that in
most eases Of general de0iiy Of the system it Is the
safest a1t m ~ vsiu thlo Remedy u which lssve
any kaOsieigs Yours. respectfully
] IL IIIRNER
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pd1es, &C
In North Carolina.
stores to yGlue Of ....... 81 600 600
In Virginia
Boats up the Potomac ....... 2o
At stony Creek. sacks Of corn 3 600
Add 70 the above the sinking Of the Albe.
marie Florida. Sea King. lSenlmes' new
privaieer and the capture of six blockade
runners on the Texas coast. and as many
more IN the Gulf and North Carolina waters.
These figures DO not include perhaps one
ilith Of the general losses incurred bv the
rebels during the last two months In ad
dIton 10 these We are yet 70 hear from Da-
Wilson's i've thousand troopers who are
Eaioping through Louisiana and Alabama.
Morgan brief raid through Ohio in the
summer Of '63. occasiOned US a total loss
OF SOC % How enormous. then. must
be he disasters entailed upon the enemy
when our large bodies Of cavalry roam tor
weeks a. atime through their fertile regions
Every candid mind. after 4 recapituiati0u
oi the above figures, must conclude that
The south, as Mr.. FOOte recently said in the
rebel senate. Is on the verge Of ruin. " No
country, however great its wealth snl re-
sources, can stand Tor any length u time
such lnrOads The entire South. with the
exception Of Virginia. is now virtually al
the mercy of the " Union raiders. The
shell oi the C0niederacy has been crushed
through from every direction, and the Union
soldiers have now Only % gather the susie
nance, and tie rebellion IS al az end Il
they are wise, our deiuded Southern breth-
ren VIII now return the Union fold before
they are irretr.evably ruined. Jus. STATE
Journal
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ffom me Rev Lyons, formerly pastor Of the
Columbus. y } > sad Nne=t1wn. PA ! R,ntist
CnNrc.ss-
Nrw Rochelle v Y
1T u 30 A-.- ID .ar S.-l fecl q pleasure thus
y ny W aecori O. benz testimony o. the excellence
gi Tie German tilters. Some years since being AZ
N'etei VITA ii spe>is Use. tneu With very bcnea
GA rts-.ts tavc ttteu rtc0mmeude them to per-
sons eolecb'i by tnst tornertirg disease and have
heard Com ten tas mos, catering testimonials =
20 ihcir greet S-iue L. eases Of general debility
oe4i-fe % t. D tonic tA4t c-1uo. be surpassed
" LYONS
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GREEN EYES.

And green eyeS-what can be said O,
them. have seen some ike cats ewes.
yet the majority are very handsome. |
have met with some floating in q lambent
Aght-la-ge, dreamy. penSive. and yet really
green, though they were such as the soul of
Keats, and especially Of Coleridge. might
have looked ont OF They are not bewilder-
ing Ike the blue. nor dangerous ike the
black, neither afecuonate IS the brown.
nor passionate as the gray; but they are
the eyes for 4 visionary poet, whose soul
has Little 10 90 with earth and loves the
land OF memory and Imagination better:
they would have done for Mrs. Browing.
and can fancy them, 10 90 very far back,
in Psyche's face
Az OPINION.
An anonymous writer puts his doctrine
OF the eyes in the following brief para
graph:
" BiacE-eyed women are apt 10 be pas
sionate and jealous; blue-eyed. soulful
truthful, afiectionate and coniding: crav-
eyed literary, philosophical. resolute- and
eold-AeaFted; hazel-eyed. hasty in temper
and inconstant in feeling"
COLOR AND STRENGTH.
THAT the color Of the eve should sfrsct
their strength may appear strange. vet thar
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Beware of Coupt-rf.t,,

LargeSiEs thoiting yearly tousle aasrfiiv1
81 90 per Bottle-haif doz IS 90
>"ai Size-'S cents per Botlle-haf dor 81 90
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REBEL RAILRoAns pEsrnoYpn
REBELS.
In GeOrgia.

Total miles Of railIoad destroyed 2s5
LOSSES INFLICTED ON TIE
Drprru
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From = collection Of savings by differ
eni writer's upon the color Of the eve. and
is indications. in the las' PhrenOl0rica.
Journal, we clip the following:
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from Rev J. : Herman, Of The German Reformed
Church, kltZlown, Berks COUNTY Pa
Drs c. u Jackson Resrectes Sir-i 'b,xa hsa,
troubled with dyspepsia nearly tweatv wears ard
have never used any medicine that did me a. m,ch
good As Hoon1nt's Bitters. l an very much i'm
provSi 70 health after having taken five bottles
Yours WLl respect : SHrRNsS
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Another correspondent, in love with gray
eyes sings their praises thus:

sag then y the blue eyes love,
Siug the hazel eye OF beauty;
But the gray IS crowned above.
RADIANT 10 the realm of duty
I'M
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Az OPINION.

That the color Of the eye should affect
tnsr strength may appear strange. yet that
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NATIONAL PETROLEUM OeNPAsY's PRoPKRrY.-
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- a.,, -, C1NoINNArI, April 2s, 1884.
Having used, during the past winter. the Hot Air
Furnace manufactured and put up by Mr.. Peter
Martin, willingly testify TO the very geperal salts
"N "'' ' 49, = t"Ys1.Tl' III ~. 9. CULBERTSON,i1g.
3se West sixth Street,
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National Petroleum Co.
GOOD PROPERTY
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for any and all persons to hold. "I o'
T[From The New, York Herald.I

"News has been received and sbundantly con-
hrmed from several sources, Of the striking of new
200 barrel W ell on Cherry Run, above the Reed W ell.
4 FEW, RODS PROM THE PROPERTY OF TIE FtRsr
NATIosAE PETRoLEuM CoMPANY." go.
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I1T6T, ! ATE 3 7 FU RNS,A.'! "A !'t57F CEFs Is
PETER MARTINS
'RhSOHAl Patent ImiProved ~ y.
Hot q Air. FuiuFI,na'ly yCleS,
.IstPr41 ron PUBLIC 81 AND PhivArE USE. II
. For Wood on coal.

/ III
TSe inventor has, after years of experiments, snc
ceeded5 ID peffecting what he claims to be the best
aysr G"sniSSs sSs oFSinSSg SST gsf FurnseS
The ymall amount Of Fuel required to keep il in
Keeping the rooms enstantl supplied with phrs
fresh si5 drawn from Natures ineAhapstiole STOCK
JiSrgs Air Chambers, avoiding the confinement of
@ppoVsa pr tRa %ss Rsep
sss SsER dsaa4S o yhA ha
! Fhb castings are heavy, and strongly bblted tor
gether guaranteeing durability under any degree Of
sttsqtisp l. sssd RESH
has beoh probounced by scientific men to bethe J'
1BESR EVER " M AIDE! 4
~. Every Furnace warranted 10 give entire sat-,
5TfT''l KEFERENCES:' ''tno.iao1 OF
By permissi6nI ftfef To- the following parties,
who have the Furnaces in use: l,o,
r.. Davey, corner John and Hopkins streets,
ufs.sS1 B RSss Eiphqgla' corner g Fqafth and
2; Elias. Fourth street, near John, Cincinnati. y
NJ. Eckert, Bank street, Cincinnati: 80 =
! -NyL. Bernard. Court street, near Freeman, Oin-
''Gbff% Rechtin, Pike street. Cincinnati. diiN i3'
Fillmore, Dunlap& Co., Bankers Fourth street,
u. ii Heidy, Coyinston, Ks.i9ii b9lL3s q .aI
1Glasser& Bro, Fonrth street, near Smith, Cincin7
-Mrs Clearwater, Dayton street, Cincinnati 10 IN.
~ lam Win, ~ ts i6S os
c;Dnst;' " WV ''1 -' ~ ~. -, -.
-A,TyeSE naae S;Ssipnati.l Hdat pyorh se ,oerdsc
cinnati' ~ IHITHIiT s'l OH ~ leIl1Ii ~ 9idi
NJ. Fechiemer, Eighth street, near Vine, Cincin-
matt. - -,
r. I: Bissde assieS IaWfsSceburs Indiahs.H 1I'F
,J iBast, Architect, Cincinnati. az III Y %
Mr. Moore, Architect, Cincinnati. ,...r,.,.,...
Walter 4 Stewart, Cincinnati" q" IN
Anderson 4 Hannaforj, Cincinnati.
III J151lE HTi nogA---7 y iaiop 2m1: b'
Peter Martin, could moi easily be eSceiied making
the atmosphere as pleasant as summer lis free from
'puff'A'i'' JAMES CALHOUN, Alderman 'h.
.v1u, l2th Ward Dayton street, Cinoin1ati, %,
5I rH ,iiN Mr. NorRe n .,tr' RE DING. OHio) % II
a,e,,'sQ 49, : 80 Soyember 9Otb, 1881. I}aH.
FarasdS 5S bat 0T ana Sdfs s4s sStsSed @ with
omr00TTs are AMPLY raspscis ass'sd 'oo' Oh ' '
.tt ours, w Il n q, Nnrpr r,
-''' '''''' "'''' OlO EnO NOlhE DhHibs
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The Warm Air Furnace m tnufacturedy for me By
Peter Martin, could NOT easily be eScelled, making
the atmosphere as pleasant as urnmer, lis free from
smokeor gas, and costs FIR fuel but mere trae.
o-7''' ''7H7' ia MES CALHOUN, Alderman III
mon, l2th Ward Dayton street. Cincinnati, y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-29

OFFrcE HoURs.-OHice opens at TX A. N; and
closes ct TX p, M. Sundays, opens at A. N. and
closes at 10 A. NJ,
SlAiI mails close on Sundays at 6x ?. NJ; s.y
-Iei- ....,.....,...- $500. JOHN GRAHAM. p. M.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-29

Furnaces altered and repaired l1JL
Galvanized Iron Gorniees and Cutters. :, ~
Tin, Corrugated and Sheet Iron and Slate Roofer.
Corrugated Iron Doors and Shutters. dyG
H5- Full particulars Regarding price. .&c,, can be
obtained at my store No. l49 West Fifth street, or
a''n''m's0 Oh inc p0rpsi pPsiETER 1YSsRfi MARTIN
No. l4a West Fifth street, between Rase and Elm.
Cineinhati n'or ~ '.'i''t'' ''"'l"h mehS6S7dly
, 1865-09-18

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rr1'- II. ~. Note .sI tsunono.ueEn-
Inc tAoicfa Sont1nues +Ace1Tc nj Mar-
Acf1les-Thc EnEllsI Wheat Crop, &c.
NV yonx. Sent. 1.-THE steamship civ n,
prein ,Thief, FL rtar,r,i - ~ ~ Ky YAK y
mr. s'n,snstoun tha ne1t sgar erIiyt1i y hor @ XII
after5nnu. Her neUx il fonr Iays iater ''
Thc Cn,tcjSrots tnnIlo1Iers hciT - n,eetin1 fn
rnnfnn m thc in ~ mi Tnhotci thcJr nrosne5.is
some sncatcrS e1en ennenieI that thc Canfederote
3nxcrnment 1ysa TasnansjIIe' 4 eonmittee mas
* ijfin rronn, 1nr HIRE Thar fe hond5 d.r]inel
T,.r ceTt ~ D'f' "''1t 1"0 "0''4' >~s@'A'-N :
Ths Iire,,oo, pa.y no,n.s mt that tradc batvaen
TIE Scrsey md Southern ports Ia assuming It's old
activity. Many llfps have sniled and ,n1ny more
arc on the berth for cotton porte.
Sir a. Hamilton, astronomer, Is dead,
The Emperor md Empress OF the French, and
the King and Queen Of Spain, were about to ex,