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way WILL you surrERY

The remedy 10 within reach OF all. s"eess'"
csm,..s4 Yi.,i Ert,sei Of sseAs, will cure you %
Ali Kids,v Di,,s.s,, RIssmsfis.. 0ssf' o'rft.
D,o,.v and ci,..e 0s.s''Ass and WI w. 30" :,
,..,o,. yo.r .Ibsusssd End Milling sssrx'sa' IL
90. h.,s been = TOO sassr ssiSy Of Sissss's. moth
inr viii do yos - mach good - ss.a.s<s's Il.
-, s.lh.. Yor many dissssss incident 70 ~
40 s..isss,,s s.eAs 10 sars and sovsrsisa
,,.sdy. oct tAs ssasiss. s~ss sst1 oss Dsiiss.
SAD Sy 4 U stsvsas and Avsa ssess, Bsdds-
ard, ssi ApotAsssrss Esosrslly. '5I
BURLEiGH 4 ROGERS, Bostoa, 0ssersi Aesas.
ASK SoR aNoLANDERS DCCHU. iyt
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sMr PoticI" N ARxAssrs.-1k Nos
Era, published At Fort Smith, Ark, . thor
oughly loyal and fearless Journal eO"'ain'
the following, as an example Of the work
ings Of amy policy" in Arkansas
Can't. wallace Of Pine B'uf writes that James
Kaunsdy, ex member % the Legislature, james
J. Stan6eid. John Kennedy and George Ken
nedy, formerly members OF an Arksnsus rec
iment. and Franklin Kendall, ex-Sherid OF
Jefferson County. have all been mardrrcd dur
ing the past 10 days go,
A. n. Cole, . Union man, Vas shot aud Hill
Cd last week while nrding the Fourehe, In
IN, sheriff Of Pope County Vas killed 9 zee
days ego By bash vhsctsrs. Tie Vas Union
man and appointed by Gov. Murphy, upon The
death of TIE former Sheriff Who rs ven A.
some other county officials. Vas assassinA'sd
last fall
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y Even the New York News says al,
is useless to attempt to overlook the fhci
tina, the late specchifying tour ofthe Presi.
dent was the greatest blunder that function.
AIRY could possibly have committed" Il
submits the following explanation Of the
Presidents blunder: p .'S'a' ..'. "
The fact Of the matter Is, that he has unfor.
tuuately allowed himself to he hood linked and
bamboOiled by the willy and INSCRIPTIONS dem.
agogue Of the State Department. Who has de-
termined To sacrifice him thst he, may not DO In
his way when the time arrives for the people
to select the next President. a..
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AfFAMILY MEDICINE.

PsRar DAVIS PAM KILLss IL really valuable ueilcA-
men and unlike must Of the Pa,eni articles q the day,
used BY many physicians. II 1t particularly esirahe In
lcaticus where physicians not near, AMI In families
viii onen save the pecesy Of sepilng out At midnight for
sdcct@ bottle should be ksPt in every house-Bo'fo"
Traveller.
DAVIS Plrx KiLLxs we have tested this meiieine
and rssdeS that not oaly possesses all the
virtues cianci fr It. but In many Instances su~'>- any
other rmcdy We have ever known. II should ma he
cias. With the no-trums Of the day. got up fos the e-
eial psrpae u p-cuniary profit but be regarded - ooe Of
e standard meiiciues for the public bcneht-Heraid Of
Camel Health. lmJI
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SDectOk Notice.

DY request OF several patients from Bkdefori
ID and SacO, who have been under my treatment
at Portland, l shall be mt the Biddeford House
from the 18th inst until October ist where I can
be consulted by all who are suffering from old
CHRONIC CoSPL ANTS which have bafled all other
treatment. Those who ale suffering from Catarrh,
should call Immediately. as must return "a my
office In New York CITY the first Of OctoberI hence
my stay 10 unAvoldably short. Consultation free.
W, HARVEY, NJ. d.,
and Practical Chemist.
son, Ne~ York City.
Portland, Sept. 18th, 1866 IS
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e The St Louis Democrats special
I eyenwor,h despatch says, .......

After the adjournment of the Platte County
Radical Convention at Platte City. Missouri,
on Saturday, . drunken Union soldier named
Dounegsn, male some noise on the street, and
6ourisSed pistol about. Sheriff Ogden took
his pistol away and told him to keep quiet which
he did. A short time afterwards . returned
rebel named Callahan, With posse Of ten men,
demanded the surrender of Donnegan. soul.
De easuei and pistols we're freely usei. resul!
ing in the death of three or four. aud the wound.
ing 10 eight or ten men. A number OF the
delegates, Who had started for their homes,
hesssng the firing returuef 10 tosu. aad vere
arsi on By Callahaa's party. and bed several
vf their horses killed under then. CALLAHAN
ared twice At one delegate Who vas lying un-
der bis wounded horse. and va 6rsd 81 In rs
turn and killed The latest accounts say that
several hundred armed men hold Platte City
and he'll driven Oh the radicals oct 81 the tov1,
Ard swear they shall not return. Great excite
meot crises. Gov. Fletcher hes bsso applied
70 ior force to pss doss the mob. Az 20:
oous,, sgrre thst Douaeesa vss snsrned
When Caliahan's party attached bin. ~.
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EpiroRs' AND PUBLISHERS CONVENTION
Change Of Tims.-In consequence OF the day:
heretofore announced for the Third Annual
Convention Of the Editors and Publishers OF
Maine, coming during the week OF the State
Horse Fair at Augusta. when 1t would I've very
difficult to obtain suitable ACCOMMODATIONS u
has been decided to postpone the Convention
to Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 81 and ah.
BY direction Of the Executive COMMITTEES.
q. o. GvssE, Cor. Secretary.
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Perry's Moth and Frocklo Lotion.

ar Choasma, 90 Mothyaich (aiso oanei uwrI,sl ami
Lentlgo, Yrckles otrn very annoying, particular
iy To Lsiies q hight conpeson fr the disoaOrui s.ss
show plainly the face u btoBie than e bri-
bettr hut tcy gtiy mar the h-auy % either and any
prrparatotsthat will etctualy thrn 9,fAost
uvigg he torture color of s stin, b certainly de-
sde1tum. d.. u. c. PERsr, who has made dlseasrs II
the skin speciality, has discovered remedy < us-s
disoooraous, which 10 at prompt lnfAbe ai harm
Prpari only by D. O. PERRY, Drmaiccxis, No. ~
Bood street. New York. and 1r sale by MI druggists price
g! Der bttle. Call fOr
PERRYs MOTH AND FREcKLE LOTION.
Sold by all druggists In Dipri. sAco and elsewhere Jas
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SURE REMEDIES!

DIR. T. X. TAYLOR. II HANOVER STREET. Bos-
foS, has received the NEW fREsCu REnEDIEs and
practised by Drs Dumas md Ricord,-SaI,. pleas
sat and 1arranfsd po'ifrsiy sftefusi In all dseas.
o. OF the Blood. Urinary aed Reproductive orsrns,
and ell lire sularities and Cospplsinu peal TO
Women. Bnclose stamp aud receive full PArtea'
lars by mall. , JanJs
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Ghs Auiou 4 sunrual.
BDDEF0RD, Me-, SEPT. 81, 1866.
A PARALLEL,

DrOtner beecher has written n second
and third letter as appendice, of nj, fir,
and second, and just rs we are abou, to think
that he explains away cur mistaken under
standing Of his position, an comes n frosty
sentence that destroys our budding charity,
and we wonder what is gained by second
letter. He says he does not support John.
son or his poll y, nor does he support that
Of Congress, but he wants a acolden mean"
between the two, though wha, he really
means, we confess, is us clear rs mud TO us.
My policy" says admit the rebel States
first and reconstruct them afterwards. Con-
rrcss and the peoplc say. frs, make your
bargain and then execute the deed The
medium Of Mr.. ID. must either be, make
terms and not admit them, or admit them
without any ,erms-a settlement, tina, none
but the pastor Of Plymouth Church will
endorse. But let that pass, for to discuss
that is not our object No letters can cx'
plain away the fact that Mr.. Beechcr has
suddenly, in common parlanse, Swallowed
his head" AL ut once. he has turned his
back upon the teachings Of a lifetime.
None of us have been rs intensely radical
rs he, none have 50 dcterm,ncdiy clamored
for the very terms, letter for letter, that
Congress has adopted. Elsewhere we pub
li.h some excerpts from his doctrines laid
down, and we need not repeat them lie
has vociiero,sly demanded that these rebel.
lous communities should give the g,Iaran-
ties demanded Of Congress. We have a.
dopted his ideas, and he leaves them.
Ills cratic and caprieious course in pol
tics reminds us Of Charles james Fox, the
r..,,;.L ,.,u,,,.,,,r, or,,or near ,I, clos.
- r. a., ..,,,rv T., ,,s, :, avn. ,,,or.
:, ,..,. .o.,;,;o, ,v.. .m;,.,, be,we.,
c.. -, IL. r,,,;.h Ministry ,,d.r IN.
IL 81, No,h IN, ~. ;ds. MA, scout
- -, :, ,.,;.;o,,. G., 70, h,d G., ,..r.
s...;,.a 81. o,,or.n, ,No,,hl in .ucb ban.
-. ...,r.d c,rv., ,o rr.cIn,,. ,nv
intercourse between them as men, or union
or,,,.r.s,s n. ,ol;,;e;ans. N, hal denounced
NH =. :. the mos, iniamou, Of mankind"
and as . the creates, criminal Of the state
who's, Mood mus, espia,, the calami,ics he
A., h,,,,,,, ,,o, On, country >, and ma IL
,v;,h an. s,,rrs. design Of making !, i'm.
,,..;h,. e., him IN enter into such nm aIIi.
.H...E..f.
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NOticc.

THH Annual Meeting Of the pres.i!i b:psns
j Foreign Mission Society, vii b. hsIa ~ ~ ~
iith Al half past four o'clock r. u iof Es cno,os
Of tje6eers fos ths ensuing year. and ics we sms
sctioo Of any other badness Ia ny 'sA'S
ooms osfors tns d. W. G. DUR0N.
,-,~ Recording Secretary.
Hsmptoa Sept ~, 1850.
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23ESK:Va!HT3

will not stain the skin 10 perfect Rsstopr snt
Dressing combined. No other preparation for tho
hair contains Pestachio Nut Oil. Bold ny al Drug
BIRD, REED, CUTLER 4 Co., Agents, Boston,
Mas. ORRlN SKINNER & CO.. Sole Prcprletorsi
Iy1 Springfield, Masl
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SfranSe. hut True.

Every young lady and gentleman In the United
States can hear Something very muot 70 their adj
ing the undersigned. Those having frars Of being
bumbugged will oblige by not noticing this card.
Ali Others will please address their obedient ser
want, THOS.F, CHdP1A6.. q
Iyio s3I broadway, New York.
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Rrsedos,s Notice.

vr,UIs eertiass that I have given 10 my son.
i Frapeis iiAinss. bis time to net md trade for
hImselL / shall hereafter claim none Of his cars
ing, noe pay any debts u his coatraetins.
Witness ARTHUR d. HAlNE1.
JApnErH O. LOCKE. o..
SAeo, sept ~, 1866. 3WS
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Errors OF Youth.

A rsp,ieman Who suffered for years from Nerv
ous 6sbiiity Premature decay, and all the effects oi
youth,i iDdlscrstion, WILL COZ the SAKE Of suffering
humasity, send frss 70 all Who need IL The rceips
and directions Cor making the simple remedy by
which he vas cured. Suifersxs wishing IN Irodt BY
te advertisers experience, can do ~ BY addressing
JOHN d. OGDEN,
IyIO No. u Cksatevs street, Fss Ysrk.
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y The other day senator J. n. poolistle
visited As hone st Raeioe, wisconsia, and vss
very eooliy received. large ssabsr OF hs
old political sai personal friends refused to
rseogniss him
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wH,sKussi. WHISPERS /,

Dr. O. Mox,u' Covois th- rveatsss 'timulatF In ne
vord. VIII f,rce whi,ker - Mu-taches 70 grva :" Va,
'.t., f.se a. ebu never known 10 fAl sambe 10 triA
-, e, a. a., a.. dr,lruns of Lrstins its inertia Ad
~ RAVES Co., ~ hssau ~, " u smU
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.cha,r., Dy,sp,sy, csashs CA sni Rhsanat
o.. ou,elly cured By .ADosc.n Llk Drop&" lr


q, quietly cured By -Asers-n Lin DrOpA" - l,s pa
e. soap charged With N undue properties Of
sstsr may 70 Iesogni.ed u two .sE.t AZ. bi y.
,nna1srnssly dryJ and sscosaiy, BY o. melting
svay- in the wssh tab Without making strpsg
snds. Those Who purchase Meors. Leaths 4 DORIS
Sosp, will not buy water for soap.
a. "who resds an American book r. bs goes
,iou thai has long since been triuuphantly su-
,v,ret 70 the eonfasiou Of iu purposes, and the
ouery ~ no uses "a American perfume" can b -
automatically replied oby Phslou Son. Their
..Niyh, blooming csres'" 10 b. day one Of the most
poou,sr s1trssts for he Handkerchief that hps ss-
= BEEN in.rodsssd In any eoahtsy. soA every.
whore. &c.,. Il.
Ss,ls,,, ars any Of your nnily safsrins non
Bowel coap plants, which 20 much saies Ut hls
,,..ou Of The ysar. nso, Evt bottle Of Or. Btok.
nell's syrup. n surs, san and rslisSis' and
contains no sSisi0. 49,. .f.,. 80.
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TO LADIES.
II you rsqsin rsilab'ervmcdv 10 restore ysu, use
DR.. Haryey's Pemale Pills.

. never falling remedy Cor the removal Of Obstruc-
tiopGes aaiter non rAay case fAey ~I~. They
are safe and sure and will restore nature In every
case. They are also eicacious In all cases ~ weak
ness, Whites, Prolapsus 30. Sold In Boxes CON
tanning o. pills, Price ONE DOLLAR
DR.. Harvoy's Golden Pills,
. remedy for special cases, four degrees stronger
than the abovei price Five Dollar per box.
A PRIvArE CIRCULAR 70 Ladies, With One ana
tomIcal ensravngs, sent free receipt of directed
envelope md stamp.
Send Tor DR.. nAkvEyS Private Medical Advis-
%. addressed to females 100 pages giving FULL 10
cannot purchase the pills of your druggist, they
will he sent by mail yosf.pad secure frOm ohssf-
walton, on receipt OF One Dollar, by Dr. J. Bar.
A.. Consulting Physician, sds isoAdway, New
York. yt0
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.(I73 DROPS

Roors PEsrAcHiNE preserves tho life Of the Hair,
changes II ffou gray a. It's original color In three
weeks; preventing the hair from falling, 10 tho
hest article Cor dressing the hair ever fuBi In mar
bet, will surely remove dandruH and cure all d.
sesses Of the scslpi Is delightfully."- perfumed.
cures badness and
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTAL
ArGrsrA, Sept. 10, 1884.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council win b
held at the Council Chamber In Augusta, on Monday ths
twenty fourth day Of September, Inst.
Attest, EPHRAIM FLINT,
3w3s SECRETARY Of STATE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. BICKnELL'S SYRUP!
TIE GREAT
6 hoLERA REMEDY!

pynusey. Dtsrhna, Chos-n Nortu, sumner
- p.oe, rAn o. Crsssp In somsrh a. tp~es sick %
I'LL, snaeh, paln,sn' ci,ouc. he, nd b vasvan.si 10
49,. ~ Jay 10 par,ly vegetable, vithca ps~srse q
t.se. mill. hs In is .y-et. warn. "a ~n,,st,os
m yVm, aee me eharm, rfriing aipus fruusufiats
nhe adj Ase q The article Win ii.fy thr c,t ipcrr,i.
uius OF these fAes sAf by all dealer, IN m-iirn- NV
IT, Prpart ooiy BY EDWARD SUTTON. rr,lis.- "
l. dEo: :, SOp"iS ca, Bosho, o-ni IssoiA
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A ROy Wanted (!
STATE OF MAINE.

To learn the Apolhecary business. Apply TO
DRYDEN SMITH.
20 Main s., Biddeford. "
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AYERS AcUE CURE,
rsR THE SPEEDY crRI o.

Intermittent Fsrsr, or Fsrsr and <gus.
Rsmiif,nf ftr,r, can Fsr,r, Dnnb
dgus, Psrioiicdi H,stacAe or Ri.
tons H,af1ca,, and Blioas fsrsrs.
INDEED for ne uhsis eia's Of dissas-
20 oriyinaiinJ IN hillary dsraHgs-
msnf. caused BY tie Malaria Of Nj.
astaaf,r souafyaTa
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"surely there 10 nothing In oil human his.
tory like the presest condition Of poliqeM af-
fairs amOung us. Never before vas their q
their efforts, laid down Their arms. threw them.
selves upon the mercy of the conqusror, suore
oaths OF submiss'ou and allegiance, obtained
gracious ADD maensnimous pardon, and then
had the effrontery to assume that their treason.
able action. against the Government was good
ground npon which to expect and demand the
right to control It, aud to saile its honors and
emoluments."
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MARRIED.

In this city, isth Inst. BY Rer ,. s'evens Mr. psvi
fliiot aBi Miss Josephine Berry, b0th q tia. city.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
First rate Coat, Pants and Yes. Maker, 70 whom W
viii ray the highest Boston and Portland pdces.
80 .,.. s.aai WIN. HILL,
No. 100 Union Block, Blddefori, Me- 30
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THE UNION &c J0URNAL,

C. Even the Louisville Journal, one Of
the Presidents chief supporters 10 the bor-
der States. is becoming Ndisgusied 1t the
conduct Of the men who are now the pets
of the administration. The Jorlnal re.
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D.I DID.
Iu ,sl. city. 10Th inst. Mr.. HART. nm ...a 2, =

" Notices a deaths, MT eNcesiins six lines, nseyte
e, above that numir Of regular advertising rates-
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Or. Harvov's 0oIdan P,lIs
!lIH3

Have saved more than N 90 persons from death,
for they cure In . single day. Cholera, Dysintery,
all Summer Complaints. Fever anil Agse. and Nsa-
ralgiA. Also, sure cure Tor Hptheria. Cou chs and
Rheumatism. All druggists sell them.
0RRIN SKINNER 4 co. Projectors,
% Springfield, Mag
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VGold l49 ~ yesterday.
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York County, win HNist'cs w Souh'y INV
rest, times OF holding Courts, Magistrates. &c.
vii, prove Of great service to our York Coun
~ friends, and to persons doing business with
the people VI that lOcality.-Porfsmouih
Chronicle. .....-
We have been 20 busy and our advertising
columns 30 crowded, that We have not adver.
tised the Directory. A few more copies are
leit Of the 81 90 and the rs cts editions. To
be had Mt the bookstores and Of this. Office
sent free by mail on receipt Of price. a
On Saturday evening WIN. p. Hsinss. ESQ.,.
was induced to come down to his Counting
Room on pretext VI business, and Was surpris-
do to meet his overseers. twenty three In mum.
Der, who had taken possession Of the rooms by
way Of trespass, to congratulate him on en-.
tering upon HE new ONCE, and pay their re
spect. to ope whom they had ever, 50 kindly
esteemed. A very rich gold watsh, guard and
key, costing $ieo was presented to him by
Mr.. Simeon Goodwin on behalf Of Tia svsrsssrs,
In receiving which the recipient made few
wsll chosen remarks spprccisting the hand
some testimonial. and commemorative OF the
kind personal feelings that have ever existed
between them. 49,, .... 49,.
IL ME.osIAs-ws notice 10 The c'ne'na,a
,oa,.iis an orbltsary Of Mrs, Frances X. rfsoeh,
VII. Of John u. French. E'q- formerly editor OF
the Eastern Joarnai before It was united with the
DO, Union under the name Of the uSlos and Ioua-
RAJ Nh. French died Of eopse't've ehill' 10 North
=, q a.. t.,y OH .ysd a yeaFs She Was the
4 ,.yhtrs OF Il. r. Rogers Of New Hsupshirs. In
nsritsd IN . naskrd degree The lssdiaE tfaiS OF
her isthsrs bsautiful ehalsetsf. aad the assoeis.
tions Of her giFihood developed these native traits
into xrsss no6isasss % soul. and the most ysbsrs
o,s sslf aeriaeiag devotion 70 duty add 20 ntends
with mach beaaty Of psssos, e abe yrsv ln!e
somsnhood. were veddsd thses Eracss OF he .pir-
t. and b truth it might b said that In bss
al taos shons ell sWset charities me ~ ~
ffiends apd old scquamtAnces Of this 49, sssT.
lady and her husband 3ill aalts Win ss ~ 4.
srinx 70 Mr.. French oar vsrmess symSs
his great and sudden bsrsavsusns ~ sos
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-23
n oisy Bows.

The editor of the Cleveland Herald, who was
probably himself good boy takes up the
cudgel in defence of noisy boys, as follows
Noise is d safety valve, physically, and morally
Noisy boys Of village the quiet. demure, setl-
cent, still boys. those who sueak around dark
corners, and slip into the back rooms of the vii
age nuisance-the grocery; who rob mellon
patches, lift gates OF the hinges. shave horses tails,
and, on moonlight nights, trip good people up by
a rope placed the walk. a noisy boy,
usually, IS fran X boy, overhowing with animal
spirits ready IN bop skip andJump, play gould"
tag, snap-the-whip or leap frog. But such boy
is not DIGGING in and out of back alleys, such
boy does not creep out of his chamber window
10 the kitchen roof, theme 70 the ground, for a
nights expedition, after the rest Of the family
asleep.
Noise is not good for headaches, noise dis
turbs weak nerves, but noise steals nothing, noise
sets barns on FIRE, noise never CANDLES there
fore we cay, if boys do nothing worse than make a
noise, for humanity's sake do not confne them
for that.
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nlisleliallp.

ANOTHER ANECDoTE OF CoRwfS.-A bill H.
troduced by Mr.. Clay had been defeated IN the
Senate
Mr.. Foot of Mississippi rose in intense excite
ment and exclaimed" Mr.. President, this re-
public ceases TO exist by noon tomorrow
MIR. Corwin, who opposed the measure, and
was greatly rejoiced at It's defeat, graSely left
his seat, and walking over to Mr.. Foot's chair.
said, MIR. DOT, did | understand you TO say
that our government would expire by noon to
morrow -
ayes, sir
Well, now, Foot am deeply grieyed 70
hear you make such an announcement l have
several bulls before Congress that am exceed
ingly interested in. Now, could Mt you, Just
TO crafty me, have this final end adjourned
over, say twoiweeks
Foot was extinguished in the laughter that
broke OUT from the Senators sitting near.
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How CAMBRIDGE WAS ESTIMATED AMONG THE
WHITE HILLs.-Prof. FELTON, relates very
amuseing story of an excursion which he made
to the " hite Mountains. The party consisted
of himself, Prof. Agassiz, the naturalist Peirce,
the mathematician, and four or five other
scientific friends. As they wound their way
up a steep ascent, the gentlemen left the car
riage, and, walking along through the fields by
the roadside, examined such objects as they
found interesting. One took out hammer
and pegged away upon some meteorological
specimen another collected rare plants and
flowers. When they returned to the coach
they were ali laden with the treasures which
they had acquired, and with which they were
delighted One had handful Of stones, and
the others had either wild flowers, ths, beetles,
or catipilars, pinned IN great guam tiles, upon
their coat lappels. Mr.. FELTON,, alone, sat on
the coach perusng d favorite Greek author,
whose style proved more attractive TO him than
the uncongeniaI exercise of butterfly hunting
Who are those fellows ? - asked the coach
man on their third sorfle from the coach IN
quest OF new objects OF interest. = They are d
party OF naturalist said the professor, WISHING
10 be interrupted. - All replied be. with u
SIseacre look, - that accounts Tor il, poor fell
lows? ,"
few days afterwards lie party wac increased
by the arrival, at the Mountain House, # e
gentleman and lady, the former of whom told
FELTON, that he had been driven there ny the
same cOachman who had brought up his party.
and d very pretty character he gives you = Last
Thursday" sand ne, | drove NY = set OF the
queerest acting fellows ever saw-they were
dressed like gentlemen, and were all of them
Jhirty-fye OF forty years Of age , but they Aept
jumping out 81 The coach, aud, like children o.
I'VE or SIX years CT age. about the iields
chasing after butterflies and insects which they
stuck all over their cIothe7 Their seepez tod
me they naturais ; and, Judging by tne-,
conduct, should say rhev vrse '-4~'i'. ire
H0/y.