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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-01
LIST OF ANIMALS.

COL. HALLS TR AIMED ANIMALS.
African Lion, Asatic Loness Erazilian Tiger, Senegal
Leopard. African Lioness and Spotted Tiger.
BABY ELEPHANT, JENNY LIND. the smallest eyer
exhibited. s. a. TAPIR or HIPPOP0TAAUS OF The New
World, he only one in America, DOUBLE HCMPEp
BACTRIAN CAMEL, the first Exhibited in Amer Tca,
very rare, AFRICAN LION. BRAZILIAN TIGER,
PAlR OF YOUNG LIONS, from the Cape Good Hope,
SENEGAL LEOpAKDS ROYAL. BENGAL TIGERS.
only ones in America. and the largest ever exhibited
WHITE HIAIMA LEiI MOUNTAIN BEAR. very fine,
Tlbbett Bear Isabe LA Bear. Sacred Cattle India,
Spotted AXIS Deer from the Banks of the River anges
the r EVER eH hibited in America African Fyena. Afri.
can ecans. African Porcupines, Grey and ed Foxes,
Ant Eaters American Fsow Deer Egyptian lchl emon.
Crested COckatoos Golden Pheasauts. South American
Powee. Silver iheasnntS, Spanish Macaws African Par
rots, Monkeys, Apes, Rabboons, &c Rocky Mountain
Badger, Guinea Pigs, PURE WHIT f. PEACCC the
most beautiful Birds exhibited and the only
ever seen N any country, Prairie Wives Australian
Cockatis. Rosa Cocston. Lori Paroquetts, Australian
RoselIaA Java Hares. King Queen Parrots and
Yellow Crested CCckatoos, and Host of Minor Al nas
COLO MEL HALL,
Wlll Introduce the Performing Eleph-nt JENNY LIND
~ each Entertainment, and will also enter the
Den of Performing Animals,
And give
Daring and Graceful Exhibition
Ofthe power of Man the
WILD DENIZENS OF THE FOREST,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-01

PICNIC.-The members of the Mendles-
Uhn Association who intend going to the
picnic, to be held at CreightOn's grove
tomorrow, are requested to take their
baskets to the Town Hall this eUening.-
All are expected to be at the Main street
crossing by Il Il. m. Thursday.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-01
lDI2o ZLABSlGAILIL9S
q A T. A Es Es Ha SN FF,

to the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the head
The sensations after using it are delightful and invg
Grating: 1t opens and purges out all obstructions
strengthens the glands, and gives healthy action to
the partS affected
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(@urOpdilde orreippnben3.)
Brighton, Guelanb, II. Desbr.

Stlg9tpHI SHSlAHp, H. Oe5br-
9teber Sigel!
Den @eder erbalte id r~eeelmaBis unp
uber MertfO, ioirie iiber Die goltol fimmune
Il, @urer Nepublif gewtnne t6 bapurh Elm
iebbafteres Silp. STE NaGrtdten nimmt Der
&eleprapb porpeg. l1eter bas alte Batter
LAMB mill t6 nod gint9e6 no0bulen, pas
ewt9 neu bleibt.
Ser Gber9laube, baB man inter ibnen
leben nnb alIo 8let6 ibnen in Der Butter
mtl6 eripfen letn mitife, ltm lire 3ufdnoe su
oeriteben, berridt 1866 70 gut, mte 1847,
Dieter Bug, Der Nae6 erld,tfenoen Butter
milA, 1T 8uslet6 Die Dfentli6e Meinune bic
fee Observation-Disclosures 9eriobe. Sc leioet
fetnen !3lpeifel, baB Die gauge canine pes
3eitbeUuBtleinS aueenblidti6 cpntrereoplutip=
mar uno Die Sppoiition muir elm @ompromiB-
Sptelen NIT Der acknowledgement 1T.
sic fptelen Gomprcmtb; aber bic Sc
malt ntmmt baS Mnerbteten aud muir als
SPIEL, unb Der @rnt 1T auf Setten beS
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ba e8 toYaIen @eife8 Die groBndt9i8en 8eoingrn,
gen angenDrnmen, Die Der Yrdiibe1t belnielben ale
lot, 10 %eutfernt man hermit bic benz Glerl8 bon
Nlaba1tla allferlegetet 8eldrdnfltlt8eit, rtb man
itter!aBtbell giidpf Bilmer jenen @erpiiien8por>
miirfe1l, wel6e ais 6oIge Der @ntbitllung nro9ber
Nereltell1n9 Der teufiiden 8ldue eprrlpter lmb
rdntelbnllebeloer Setter id e~initellen %nliiiIen.
Nnt Sefeblb e8 @cnerots Otaior8 86oma&:
8m. 3. g8bipple,
@ebiilf8S0en. sNbiutQHt.
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SdtseriGan!fcDe SSac6ricDfen,

glen Oorf.-New Oprf, 6. Sannar. $50,
Dem Ser. ct. GornmiitOner Osborn purbe bas
ger9Br &obert Otartin's, be8 unsebliden Mit.
l6ulOtgeu aelt1ebp'S, 9etern fortselest. Seir
Illtpalt raunlte ei1, baB Der Anseflagte Elm 2ie1t.
@olonel IN Der cpnfDberirteu Arnlee g~etpeien iei.
Walter 6. Wblttafer trurbe auf ben 3eu9enftant
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VS~ctFarat4 GIN perbttrct6eter Tarrner, pelGer bon.
~ 'ta''s&+ tontrten tn be- 9ansmirtbf6aft unb ,Ge-
r~uG|e5udt teraEtert 1T. .tr etnsu ptaB In turaer gntiers
nunB ben rer &tatt. Ghe Brau bat bGs Wlelten Der Rite
an3 fas Wllidbaus gu ~ttlSr8su. NaGjufraeen SIC. 327
Uatttnpfeltr rete 9prare. (fpnebil
8aras,. ,t+ Gin NdtNtr bpn 10 Bis 10 Sabre alt, UNI
%'tt4'St W. In einsr Gamilie BEN bret erwablsnen
&erienen f4 nGsii9 III maiden. 1fda ntrb eGeid3stttB tire
@f5tesban8 nternsbnen. No6Jufroesn AZ WicSlterr5fr
ttf 1tt1e 9%e8enttteF, rad a lhr tfamp)
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III Oer60ufen 81 c~ormleEfan.
nerfdnfer

3u pertaufen:
Gin k~ltftnteS @%rpterS untetaup @ef6aft lit
weFen aeritIe tS itBtg!en 8sfters ttuts Ssen Saar Bu Ter
fauFen. Uen nellie fA
(iana) SO. go G.. Caroline Ctr.
- TentltAfr 8tre0uf.
Die un%tsr,s6rr!.n pftten auf 6Fentli3tr Autticn an.
W}enta8, Is. Sonu1r 1866, en- Ctt I'M Gtt1s BE @s5At.
si4ftten, tefannt ct
Gallons Qa9erbous in Scout 8Otnt,
9itttmrre. bsrfei8ern DaFdse IL 200 Sa6 lang, SO Tug
brett rnb 16 Sc Ro4.
9ettneuf8eu b q q { In ~saHgbaren Gelb.
Gas @s0!ute wub innerbayb 10 Eastn BON gttFauTe an
tsf6}er6auat psrten
NIer. Mp. 6 nmmtna
Capt. un6 u 8 ST
4ttgPA q 40 Autt. iaS-l5l
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GroBer NcrFamf

StEetTlHISH SluuleH EUtQISrlQl.
&m Wpntag. rem Is. Sanuar, 10 ukr gsr ~stttass rersen
daf Gfenltder Nuftisn, turdt z. u, MegltGanb, &uft,
I'M allegheny arisnal, 9ittsbuts, ga ~fplesnte Asft1sI
be+fauft:
tiferne Rsnpren,
So ~ Betierse Behures- @efhIs- Safe lien,
rs saar Ntttlerte pferte9efatree.
45,2S2 tEfpsrttrte @tutf,ten unb 5ltfen, neu unb ausaes
befert,
1892 Ger. 81. M9usfeten uns @fdfs IN 30,
62SS7 in1pprtsrt' W2uttttsu un6 RtHes,
1884 Set. ct WuSfstsn unt gu&ien,
1858 @arattrer, NIT unb pbue KamGttrl asanR,
459 &pt's uns Ss1sp'3 Stt Fea,
ISL 9aasbGtfst,
Sc GGrctlirten,
3,022 ~d''ueftten u1b Bid fenIdu Z,
1928 Nuefet'n unS SaE.Sanpnettt,
2,1S5 Nscplotr,
1875 gdoaltries uno SfF,tsrs-sdstl.
1000 cpupie.s Gdtauerte-M ufrnarn6en,
SIS GOO couplete Snfsnterte-
$3.50 G~dbaGerte uno Nrttuerte. SatteI,
10000 tbeilpet'e F'rte.NusrufurgafWde, 4lesl, @fer6ss
burfer, CANINE u. +. 10,
5000 &atttlbt dsn,
5000 5bsiIs BON Nrtil erie- gferSeoeGtirr,
1000 pfunb Forrrer, Musfsten gG6tn 1t. Sd4S.gulber
81 ian''eeetierhe 8bt'ls Sn Sefun93sqaftttsn,
COO 8rrncn aI:es @ueetfen,
SO &cunen elites Sbnt,tetfeu,
so GOureh Sitt ub anttntsntun TT Gidd (S6rift.
MetdNl,
100 FdHtttei ierne aren,
$4,000 pfunb gsa1 DttB,
1900 9adfifea,
G!ue Quantis5t 3utet6r su IPustetea unb Gdrabirer
e5efdUs. unh Ausr6hunaSfIgg,
~iter365t6t Nu$ftteuHaGe,
gB rtseuee unb WiofdbtHen.
Rarfer rerSet erfudt to8 ~Stsent6an ~tnnerhaIb 10 Ga.
Sn ma sem Gerfauf wfS!ul,tnSen.
SeStr9ungea bdar,
81 Il. 81. % ktttGh
y lSl. nf 0tbpnanee nnb 8reo. Brig. Gtn. Il g ".
DeserHber 49,. 1866. tb.3n-idI3l
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@erfauf ppn iberfdiiigen Spupernenent8
Egzx> Wdu(eieln,
3A III 8ptem 3ufanh unb t~reudbar.
2 Office res nj. Q..TTetEtrS,
QDifmtn8tUn, DEL. 2. San. 1865.
1h 5rtitaa. 5. San; 8rettas. -. San; 8reita8, 10. San;
Brftfa9, rs. San, merben in QBtimtn8ten, Dell auf 6Htnts
ltder Nerfttigerun9 peyfauit:
400 CUTE unD brau9bure WtauleieI,
100 AT tetem Gage hes @erfaufs.
G5 merfen Ste 8dufer teiouber6 sarduf a~ufmertfan ee.
rtndt dui bic 9uten @tgen idaften bteTer Waulefcl, 'weldt ron
gutter GrEBe, In sutenh 8ufanre, fstr frplnm unb gut einge>
tabren frb, tnb.in ~tteislten ter ueaeri&uS BON @eIpanU
MauIelelu be6 g1afbtuetpn Deprts 7nb.
Die Itiere nerten ~etn5ein ~SsrFauft.
Ser @erFauf testnnt um 10 Ibr Mrraens.
Qerfaufstebtn9unaen gdar In $. st @tib.
Quf 8eebt ppn 8rep Brig Gen. SasG 6 @ttr,
1. Div. 8 Sc 8.
GaIlaeter,
(a4-26) Cart un6 q $ De.
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0efentli4er @ertauf bon &esierungSsG isens
thut++

UeTTentIl9er UerEouF Don Ee9IeEungSzgl 9ena
tburt.
DfHte Ses DepDt-g ~pnuntfirs fur @utEter;'
8afbtnstOn, 29. Ds3. 1885.
I'm Opnnerft q @, 10, Sanuar, rertea bic @eSdu-
ltAttiten, pelte Ste
Heeierung8>8ddere in Boint Qoptput, Wlo.,
biIber, auF GfeHtti6eE NEftten Serftcigert nerbsn.
Dief:tbtn tefsbcu avs cen 2dupt }etduten, 80 Bet 100
6uB. Vtl6s aG G3adtaus benlst rurbsn.
9wet Nlugel, GtSsr 25 Bet So SUE, unb Elm Fllesl 70 bei
46 6aB; sbenfp @ebdute, peiGe ais 0uartisr' fIr St, tartn
3efhG tt9ten tenuSt rurbsr, etns IL BET so 6ab In6 eir5
Is Bal 80 8uB. an Der Bd6eret Hnb flint Otfeu, pel1t
unaefdbr 20 900 Be- feline entbalten.
Dief's @tGentbua tt fammtIt9 beinabe men unb bie.st
cine fetten; Gelescnbett fur cen Sauf Son Sautsls unb
8affetne { r 8au;peSe.
5%lufieon Ease perhen %seiattet fur b2s gesrdHnten te.
sqten @tsentbuns.
~taGfe'o5e. q. 9eI1t
(ilr5nliaD IGei7r una g 9 II 9 u.
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OA'AN
Gine Bartie leere 6di1er.
Is5taoun8en-ta in Seettrunaslf1b. &s6s gdar wsrs
ben 'tr ID :0f4afans Der Daaren e%efattet.
Ebpma mtIfDn,
CtaS-12) Sreb. Brig 0sn. u. 6. 9. Il. 8. u.
TerfauF BON 3uridgebalteneu 9feroen.
QgGrttsrm;ifkrs Sites,
andftinetrr, 9. G., tes IA. Delbr. 1855.
Der General Q~uarttfr aietfer Der Nrmes beftetft, bas due
3f 8teTnna s-Yferbe nun In @iea5prs, 2. G., an BIN 6b6a.
bietsnSeg o~ertauft w;rStn.
lie 5erfdafe retbeu kuter In 9 tt&Bsrp, 9. 6, fasa.
TAbsn am rd4fet
Boomerang, ben IA. Deletteer 1885
bs6anet uhe warden OH jttem barauf ~fUIesnten . tenfag
uto . pnnerfa 9 f~crteefebt, bis Que ptrtauft Tns.
Gin @rpt p'rb bic SeGate Ssrdsea grets tic itte Gtuube
az Wsr?auf6t35 . %rlaftn.
Oieie gierbt fab nit Eorsdlt aus faft porten unh Fsb
gsfitF, benn ate bolbtr gum @effaHf ans; 6,tenen.
% tetrcen ttsit!bsn esnjtln rerfsatt. Ser gsrtaRf ~teginat
nm 10 utr %inrrgens.
8irfaufs' 3sHtRsunsen - 3aar In Scr. Stasten @eIb.
Sdres 81. @ttn,
g.. Bret. 9rts. @tnsr:l In 6arBe
UaE5-3D l. Etp. 8. E1. @. Of
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-08

0fFce fin od8 SubIitten5@0 epartement bon
#a 8irginten;unb NQro @orpIina.
Sat@mFub, Ga, 26. Des. 1864
eF Setteuf ssH bartem 8rph.
Terfe6tlts Mraespte Tim Durttfatj fir ha r~Iebesblsgb
Don tartfnt 8Tob TN Stats gptb Satptlna wrrten duf Stss
Ter Ditto altd1lt@ sutasStreeNrnnttn uxb AM 1qttrpea
nnc Sernital erSlnst. 0afelbe Ittst In Nsrbtrr unb Rrrs-
9edo GttS. N&. Des SrpS tn in Stftn S5a te so 9funh pera
Paft tnS IN auttrn i6tfbartm sufaup.
4Les eeFaGtfe rcs nth flt ron s1tN Rpfcn an Bprb
Der ErerS?crtidtfe eelit'crt.
atst 4erlt!eB fur want6er ais 3Uanjia (20I 6itcn, eth
&enisnt 9faub, ptt6 areensmnen.
3ablune rhas bel NtltstcraeB ts 9rcbsS in ResisruusS.
8Gte:n gea,adbt pftben.
gerfhld8e ml6cn .@rfpcfaIs far Dartss 9rpb" iber-
l4tt'bfn laS 0bse ilrs .fftu az
1860 6. GuIItoan,
9rep Gidjsr nnb 6 9 u 6 81.
(eZ9-) Rtdmpnb, pa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oon IberttlIIi9sm uno t~beiInejie gsbtauttem
GOmmtiartat3s Gi9entbum.
Samue1S. sever & o, auFt.
Su6afens Office Der Zee. ct. armee, 80 G sarar.
Balttrc cre, s. S1auar 1866.
F,t>ttaes, II. Sanuar, Rittass IL usr rprben N,
otgt runs e'8:rbau8 ate Bad ret IT Grantfr NATE
roNtn9smortb na6berdnnts Nrttfel Sst IberHliaaen nnb
tttt!mstfs Ss1raaA'tn 0teisranas. Gissnt9un Sf,ntltd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26

The Portland. Me, ,rers state that in thar civ
OF 10000 inhabitants, IheIe are over 600 dram
sho, s. WV N'"'
The Bo'any Bay convicr has just died in S, d,
ney, who had Accumulated u fOIIune OF S. 600
0U9. T''''O'
Bishop EHrlv, who was so seriously Injured nv
Ele accident "n the DurviiIe Railroad is better
ana II Is "eh he Will recover.
The tax on cotton, two cents per pound. COL
lected HI New OrIran- tor the YEAR ending Nav 4Ih
"mUu"i'd 10 S5,l7l 5367s.
1.-The Illinois peniten,iary is overcrowded.-
mere arc 900 c'nvciS hrre now, vile tue uilding
was in Guided to hold 100. o
Professor r. L. Dabney's "Life Of S,onewo,r
?"'KS"n, revised in manuscript by General Lee.
Is T'ruhiiShiu= III London.
Why is Wit like a Chinese lady's foo,7 Re.
cause ore'lty Is the sole OF it.
"a" tncide tai INQUIRY: "wourd artificial teeth
5"""Ie " Oh 10 sing false seIt-U?'
No man avoids his own company. so he had
pest make IL ms good possible.
1t is not the varmish upon a carriage ,ba, givos
IL mo'i"n or strength.
prevent his barking or Uiring "o'
Victor Hugo lost SIS, eco by the London panic
The tournament fur the benefit of the Tonnes
see orphans Yielded $50 600. :.
Houston, Texas, has SIX railroads divereinp
from it. 'e'"S
The cholera has entirely disappeared from
Liverpool. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
PoeticaI.
TIE HOUR OF DEATH.
By MAS. HEstASs.

Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to ither at the north winds BREATH
And stars to set-but all.
Thou hast all seasons TOR thine own, oh! death.
Day il for rortalca care
Eve for glad meetings round the joyous hearth,
Night ior the dreams of sleep, the voice of prayer
But all for thee, thou mightiest of the earth.
The banquet hath its hour,
Its feverish'hour ot Inirth and cong and wine
silne for softer tears but all thine.
Youth and the opening rosc
May Ia * like things ton glorious for decay,
And smile at thec-hut thou art not of those
That wait the ripened bloom to seize their prey.
We know when moons shall wanc,
When summer biz ds from far shall cross the sea
When Autumn hue sha Ill tin gcthe g. Idcn grain
But whU shall teach US when 10 Look for tue?
Is it when Springs first gale
Comes firth to whisper where the violCts lie?
Is II when roses in our paths grow palc2
Ihey haye one season all are ours TO die.
Thou art where pillows foam
Thou art where music In1lts upon the air.
Thou art around US III eur peaceful home,
And the world calls US fOrth-and thou art there.
Thou art where friend meets friend,
Beneath the shadow at the elm 10 test -
Thou art where foe meets foe, and t,uiure!s rend
Theskies, andswOrds beat de:: the princeIy crest
Leaves hav" taeir time to fall,
Acd flowers to wlther n the rlh- winds breath,
And starst set-but all,
Thru hast all seasons for thine own, oh death.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
Miscellaneous.

QU1TE LlKELY-An old fellow in a
neighboring town. who is original in all things,
especially excessive egotism and profanity,
and VINO took part in the la,e great rebellion,
who was one day blowing in village tavern
to crowd of adnriring listeners, and buast-
ing of his many bloody exploits, when he was
interrupted by the question:
Il say. old Joe, how many rebs did you kill
during the ~ar?'I
"How many did kill, sir? how many did
kill? Well der: know zactly how many :;
but know this much-L killed as many {
them as they did O. me-"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26

An individual from the country, stop
ping at hotel in the city, was offered ci>
gar by one of the boarders with whom he was
conversing, which he accepted The boarder
then passed him the one lie was smoking for
the purpose Of giving light lie carefully
placed the one first handed to him in his
pocker. and cutting off the end of the lighted
one that had been in the mouth of his gem
erous friend, commenced smoking, saying as
he did so, st amt often thata m n from the
country runs afnul of so clever fellow in the
city as you are"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26

Count Kouchelef, an incredibly rich
Russian, who made Paris stare five or six
yeCaa ago, has refused to pay mantua makers
bill Of 5,4UOf. his wife incurred in Paris
recently. His defence was that there was
marriage contract between his wife and him
self by which each agreed to pay their respec-
tive debts-that he has already paid s4UU, 900
Tor bnGatelles bought by his wife in the last
three years-that he had sent her away from
Paris to keep her out Of temptation, giving
her beautiful home in the south OF France
and allowing her $4,000 year pin money,
but that jewellers, mantua- makers and mil
liners send their tOuters to her southern home
to tempt her into all sorts of extravaganza,
which exceeded his ability to pay, although
he has 100000 year income The court
decided he was not liable for the bill
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26

SANTA ANNA-Santa Anna has issued
stirring address to the Mexican people, i'm
VIII CHI he exhorts Mex cans Of all plrties o
unite and drive the usurpers from Mexico
lie retutes his alleged m"nlrchica procivi-
ties, and declares ~ anarchy in Mexico to be
an imposslblity. He advises Juarez and
Ortein to shake hands and make war on the
invaders, and offers his own services to his
country. The following are the closing words
Of his address:
"Trust to the sincerity of my words and
intentions. l should not, nor will close the
book OF my life with t;lsehood, l only
seek t"r my tomb a new laurel tree, whose
shadow shall cover it in the midst Of neoce
Let us hasten the hour of our nations tri-
umph. Confidence in my words and be
ready.
Down with the Empire! Long live the
Republic ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
How Much Makes a Man Rioh.


"To be rich," said Mr.. Marcy, formerly
Secretary of State, requires only satisfac>
tory condition of the mind. Que man may
be rich wltha hundred dollars, while another
In the possession OF millions, may think him
self poor aud if necessities of life are enjoyed
by each, it is-evident that the man who is
best satisfied with his possessions is the
richer"
To illustrate this idea, Mr. Marcy related
the following anecdotc; '.While was Gov
ernor of the State of New York" said he, II
was called upon one morning. at my Office,
by rough specimen of back-wo0dsman,
who stalked in, aud commenced conversation
by lnquirins ''if this was Mr.. Marcy?"
replied that was my name"
Bll Marcy r said he. L nodded assent.
used to live in Southport, didn't We ?'
answered in the affirmative, and began to
feel little curious to know who my visitor
was, aud what he was driving at
That's what told en-" cried the back
wnodsman, bringing his hand down on his
thigh with tremendous force 81 told EN- YOU
was the same Bill Marcy who used to live in
Southport but they wouldn't believe it, and
| promised the next time | can.e 20 Albany
to come and $40 yyG1, and find out for sartin.
W. by, you know me, don't you, Bilr?"
dldu't exactly like to ignore his acquain-
lance altogether, but for the life of me 1
couldn't recoliect ever having seen HIM be-
fore and SO remarked that he had famil-
lar cOuntenance, but that was not able to
! call him by hume
"My name is Jack Smith," answered the
backwoodsman, ''and we used to go to school
together, thirty years ago, in the little red
school house in old Southport Well, times
have changed since then, and you have
become great man, and got rich 1
suppose"
shook my head, and was going to con-
tradict that imp ession, when he broke ia :
! "Oh yes you are; [ know you are rich :;
no use denying it You was Comptroller
for a long time and the next time we heard
OF you, you were Governor. You must have
heap OF money, and am glad ofit-gIad to
see you getting along so smart You was
always smart lad ut school, and L knew
that you'd come 70 70 ss@"..nmathinS."
thanked him for his good wishes Id
opinion, but told him that political life did
not pay SO we'll as he imagined II sup
pose, said fortune has smiled upon YOU
since you left Southport ?"
ooh yes, said he; l hain't got nothing
to complain of: l must say I've got along
right smart. You see, shortly after you left
Southport, our family moved up into YER
mont, and put into the woods, and 1 reck-
on our family cut down more trees and cleared
more land than any other in the State
Aud so you have made good thing of it.
How much do you consider yourself worth ?"
asked, feeling little curious to know what
he considered u fortune. as he seemed to be
so we'll satisfied with his.
''Well,' he replied, II don't know exactly
how much I am worth but think (straiyht
ening h;'aself rp,) if all my debts we're paid,
should be worth Hree humdre'I dolLnrs clean
cash! He was rich, for he ,cus satisfied.
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IMPORTED 4 AMERICAN CUTLERY,

Door Plate. Screw Chest; Trunk and Pad Locks
Strap Hook Buttj Shut aud I Eu ges Screws {;
Screw Spring aud Chain Bolts. Flies. nasps, Braces
AMI Bits. Augurs. Chisels Levels. Planes, Bowels,
Saws, Hate ,ets, Hammers, ACzrs. Axes. COM
passes: and Boring Niachile A"vils, SIedgcs. Bel
i laws, Screw Plates. Ylses. Tire Brnders, Screw
ShOvels- Chains. Hai.:aa X kes, Briar aud Grain
SIythes' A;ii scoops, Mauorks. Picks Hues Fri-
Hooks, Ornaments, Spurs, Cur BIS Cufim Trimmings
and Cabinet Hardware; Trpwvls. PuIIrys, Tape
Lines, Punches, Lasts and Shoe Findings: Malta
Spikes ll"rsc and Mule Sh"cs and Nails also Iron
OF ,E all kinds; Br"oms: Brushes and C"rdagr.
Thankful for past fAvors, = e respectfully soIicit
orders for the above named g.nds
DAVID HUMPHREYS & co.
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o. This whiskey is characterized by the absence
Of heavy FusiI OIL, Sugar aud PoIs nous Metallic
compounds, and by retaining its ethereal ,dcruus
oil uutdlnte'i 1t has the chemical coIIpusitiou n
pure, carefully defeated Rye Whi.k.
Respectfully, A. a. HAYES, NJ. D..
State Assaycr, I6 BoyIstou street
Boston, Mass, 2Sd August. 1862.
Having made careful chemical ANALYSIS Of the
ranSa thdrticOnized Old Rye Whiskcy OF Mr. J ~
WILSON, BtlImnrc pleased To STINT. ~ At IL ia
entirely free from Fusi oil, NJ lie Salts az other
matters in any way detrimental to health In arn-
ina, richness aud deliCacy flavor II CAMEO he
surpaesed.' r. spCctfmIIy YOURS ~
p,.. u. a. LEiBlG, Analytical Chemist.
Careful chemical analysis Of four kinds of wbis
key Superior Old Rye Whiskcv Superiur Old
BuuI BON Whiskcy, Superior Old Wheat Vhisk.v
superior Old Cor" Whiskey-Panca tina rtico,izGi
6y leans OF the patent applI invcnt,d bv John
e. wilson oil Ia 1tlIn"Te, Md, have shown III, IN to
be entirely free from the heavy FusiI Oils and from
the Is"nous metallc compounds of en- fnnnd in
Whiskeys. ~ ~ Al
Tney retain the Ethereal Products. entircIv fro.
from any TAlST.produced by Injured grain or care
less fermentation. and being unmodif,d nv tho Ise
Of sugar are rem" kaby pure products of delicate
CHeulcaI operations Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES Nd
State Assayrr, I Bowls on street
Boston, Mass, 23d August. 1862.
o. ORDERS SOLICITED On
G0.OeaIers and Druggists allowed liberal dis
count For nrices aid particulars address sole
Agent of the United States
JOHN F.. WILSON,
w. Corner Howard & Camden streets
baltimore, Nov Z, 1865
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDwAHE
oHARLEsToWN.VA.

RELIEVING that we have one q: the largest and
best select, oI this ciass 81 G"ods
ever IN tins VAIley--.o that possess advantages
N enable Es to sell low as tile Wholesale
nousrs OF Baltimore, therefore respectfully So
Mct yr orders. aud hope, by diligenI attention to
anee of your PATRONAGE. Our stuck .nnsiEta. If
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"A poor girl in Louisiana is accused of
having the leprosy. Don't they mean the
lip rosy ?-B"StoM |0st.
Precisely so. Stand corrected. And when
communicated to young man, he never gets
cure9 Of it.-N. q. Crescent,
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NATIONAL EXPRESS
AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

HAVING been appointed agent tor the NatiopaI
IL Express and Transportation Company at this
point respectfully solicit it Tie pa tronage of
the business community. The office is at the store
room oil D. Humphreys & Co
Mr.. JAMES W CAMPBELE will be in readi.
ness to receive goods and give of rates,
&c DAVID HUMPHREYS.