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BANKERS.

Jay COOKE L CO.,
BAHK BBs,
r, FsyieessA srsst, srpossts Treasury,
Buy and eel -AienfIent market rates. and keep
onstantly on hand, . fun supply OF all #F.e
si % CONVENIENT BONDS,
eBvEN-THIBTIBs, AND COMPOUND
- =, INTEREST NOTES.
Orders f,r STOCKS. BONDS. Ae, s1souted, and
Collections made on all ssesssibls points.
se1.u !o'r - -EsI &c.. .- 5i
RARRow = CO., u
''17 BANKnRs.
Corner Louisiana avssus anA Seventh rect,
'.g. CONVENIENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND sILvsH
y stf -, m AND LANE, WARRANTS.
First National Bank Of Warrington.
BID, COOKE, tef Jay Cooke Co.,, President.
' wA. o. HUNTINGDON. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
yIHAN0IAL AGENT or THE UNITED
- .sI STATES, sf. -. 10
lSn street., oyyo,its the Irsasxy Department..
oovernmers Securities with Treasurer United
ONE MILLION DOLLARS-0
We buy and sell al classes Of GOVERNMENT
sECURITIESat current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE a.d make Collea,ons
on dLL TIE PRLNC1PA CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST TAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful
ana prompt attention to s ..
ACCO UNITS Of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to rs.
FULL INFORMATION in regard 10 GOVERN
MENT LOANS 1T al times cheerfully furnishsd
rtc WIN. 9. HUNTINGDON, CO shier. g.,
Washington, March -, 1853. mNn
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RAILROAD LINES.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN kAILROAD.


g ga
On and .fssr MoEDAY, November IL, 1855. and
tween wa,hinssos qua Aiss sndrs a. foiiors run De-
Ls.y.a FROM
Fsss! Ma. M o.: s s1e kis..
Local s'."--. a asS :. !. Ind and Henry sSc /.
..": g P, N. 1'e:: ST., .:.,s sSs /"
,sss 1sss ss:s 1 s:,! =; &C. =
SUNDAY pAss.HeRR TRAINS. 00 "
EIom Ma syesss depot. From co r b DUE Henry
Local nal rs ss fSf s.iI g. g T. H
PhS ssPs'" osssss.I
THReegRssIE. bNE RFTEESs w! E1AgaISaTos
Rl re
III Trains 1 between washinston and New York are
FOE II INV 4 w lSsk ~. x..ho.. chang. Of cars.
sn 1.sve daily Except Sunday st 7:So .. m. and
T0R NEW YORK. changing cars at Philaael-
Leave daily Except Sunday at HIS a. m. and
FOR rH1LApsLPH1A.
m. and so and go snn'.' q $50 ''' N''' o.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. N. train
can BE had = the ssssion Once i sShouP.
Eins D sss Psnn
avenue. hstween 9th aud In streets.
for seheanis Setwesn Ws:hins sa sssimSre
Anna pS)is . a 9s he y Wet
drnn COLE K6o SsRsrsl .a Ticket AGENT
BALrIaeRr Asp 0aIe a .sI 5sas 1854
49, - 8 49, 3 :. 60
m Tp' . SstSss9 aNR RA!T
are now run a: f oiians.H VIZ AND"fhh WEST
FOR BALTIMORE. la -
leave da,ly s1esns su1dsy na e. zoo 7so and
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
.. Leave daily, except Sunday, at TOO .. m, and
FOE Way STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION..
Leave at SIS and TOO .. m, and at 24s and As
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
,, Leave st eco and 80 a. m, and 40 ,. m. No
FOX X Bs sGFRHI
Leave '.'i fok WAY ~ s IL 4Hs 8 m
Ie' FOB AL PARTS sHS 81 y aa Th ses %ksr
sto = . oaliy' except Sunday. at 7:sO q. M, and
on sunday At 500 p. m. only, connecting at Relay
ftaon With trsins from Baltimore 10 Wheel s.
!assssSsl fox srs to tn. w... can b. he'd a.
the Arlington Station Ticket o Vice ct ail hours
IN the aey e Well = ct the new efcs of the Bank
avenue, between 9Th and nh streets. 'AA'
a LOT NV York rhtlsdelPhia. and Boston, SO
P. Smith. Master Of rransportattop.
H. ~. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
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NEW BO0Ks-The making OF the America,
4r.h.r ssrs1dss 1oians sescs SssssI ai *
O. United States. aandy Book q 0phthaImic Sur
eSTXi ~ lawrence snd McSn; An:tie 3 Notes o.
y Ross Browne, illustrated. Felix Holt, LibraS
Edition. All In the Dark, novel BY Ls Fam.
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WHAT TIE sgRgEogs SAT o. THs sAnAl

OeSA b. D. o. FORD, csrnef Ilth ssreet and Penn.
ylvanie avenue, wsshtngton5 HENRY COOK,
AhS1sSaSsb &c. p nsasfii. generally
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AN EPIDRNIc RACING With the onenipo of
tne fashionable season, an epidemic of mar
rage has set in. The extraordinary activity
oosery aole IN the grea jewelry stores on
broadway, the fancy goods establishments in
Maiden Lane. AZ the millners' and mantua-
makers shops, and in the dry goods trade, is
accounted for by the happy conductors of
hese places ON the ground that matrimonial
contracts and costly wedding eifts are the pre.
vailing fashions OF the fall. The Clergy haye
their hands fall; the church sections are In a
pitiabIe state OF agitation and anxiety: the
fashionable organists are bringing out the most
famous wedding marches society is furnished
with abundant gossip, and money circuIates
freely. J.. Post.
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Eowting Green, Ny from 800 TO $40 do
G siIoa aii rom hS ,IS S 70 G oo g 70 DO
Chicago, III. from 40 70 4.Oo do -.
S Si1ssy iron af sSS q ses IS g 10 Ss
Rosn lslsla: ~ iren ,S9to 1900 DO
Indian: Dciis, Ind from :Nso $50 DO
SsFsnSs.. J SSis ss rs g. g.
S'SH;ss i:fs;d. SSio' rom 90 @ 80 %
8. Losis, No 1rsm. go to 5000 head block.
Jefferson Barracks. Mo, from s.COo TO 40
Fort Lsaysnworth, No.. from 1 900 to 1 500 head
PsvsnPort, Iowa. from 100 70 200 heal blocks.
keokuk, Iowa. from $40 to ! 900 do
Little Rosk, Ark, from 2oosto ZOO do
60as smith Ark 1on from e Sco e. i's0o Do
San francisco, Cal, from 20 TO 600 do
2. The head blocks to be made in accordance with
Inc eptci 1cetfons. and to conform strictly to the
both oS. be the Once.
Washington, Forsrsss MeRros. RtDh5ona ni Re-
sish. ke.bsrn. Fay ette,ille. oharis.tos, sayan-
& S.n MSsis s sir
Vile, Chatfanoeea, hurfreesboro', LouisviiIe,
Ds1St s. hSus @o2s oniS
sorth: Omaha, Little Rock and San Francisco.
BIDS 10. s;S francisco will be received until De-
5. They will be about nine 80 inches hi Oh, from
and half ls1sl to four and hall ~ Inc6e. wide,
with fiange around the bottom. They will he
hollow, and will have number cast on the back,
and an Inscription of the name, rank. REGIMENT,
arm, comp any or corDs, and date of death of the
deceased, cast in raised letters on the TOP. They
must be cast OF good stove plate iron, weigh not
less tnan twenty t2ol pounds each, aud be Goa ed
thoroughly by dipping in melted zinc.
4. Separate bids invited for deli very at each
place; and in case the same parties offer 70 supply
more than one locality 1t should be stated at what
reduced price the articles would be furnished in
the inere ased number.
s Each bid must be accompanied By coed and
uhclent guarantee OF at least two responsible
pArties that the contract. If awarded, will be
Iaithiulfy and promptly executed. tThe respon.
official certificate of the clerk Of the nearest DIS.
trict Court, or Of the United 6tates District At
g. The Government reserves to itself the right to
reject all bids, IL unsatisfeoteFy: and to dsaY the
award not later than the nrst Of Janusxy, 1871;
and also, in some instances. 20 change the points
Of delivery Of q portion Of the head biocks in
" hieh case a reasonable alloWance for Increased
or deduction fer diminished transportation viii
7. The time Of deli very to be subject to future
Sufficient time being allowed after
the lists Of LANES furniahed to the COO actor
8. The articles must conform rieidiy 20 the cam
pie. and will be subject 70 such inspection ct the
peint Of delivery - the Chief Of the Bureau nay
3. The full name and post Office address Of the bid
10. Proposals. shouId be plainly endorsed "Pro-
po.sis FOR Iron Head Blocks,". and be sddressed
Tc the 9usrssrmsstsr Genersl. U.e,A., wash
o. . --'b Quartermsster General.
NO tno0 Bfevet Major General. u. 9. A.
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PaIoIs ouRR.nr EURSIsalD wrExLY
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB woMRH
u a AND - .'-.
LYIHa-iH ASYLUM,

I--lT'I lsiIa Washington, d. q.
This Institution hes been he'd for the re.
cepttOn Of patients who may be suffering from dis.
eases peculiar 20 their sex. and for the admission
Of suoh females e may reQuirs the comforts Of the
The building o situated In the most healthy per-
ton Of the District, surrounded by its own
grounds. .Oers pass the door every Eve minutes
Terms o. adni:ston: From 90: 70 go per week,
advance. This includes Board, Medicines, III led.
ical and Surgical attendance, 30 90 - :. v
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GALE OF sERYIClABLE AND UNsERvICE
- ABLE ARTICLES OF ORDINANCE
..a SNAIL AIMS MIsCELLA-

NKeUs STORES, &c.
sr Ess,iss CO. Kssss
ON THURspAY, the twenty secosd I'D do day of
N Ssc 1856 a, noon there viii be :old q
,ceaf1e Small Arms and nisoeiisnsOus Articles Of
Among the Arms are Mush.ts. Rites, oarbips.,
swerd.. and Pistols: few of which are in good
The articles viii be sold il, lots. H' ".s-..-
be on " and
rsIssnder within ten days afterwards, daring
Yard. otherwise they VIII revert 70 the ssssr Is
no staw,d -ss1Aa ohief Of s sasesu
Assr s sARsf ~ sYt tSVIPHafC'A nPASD
'n'o SSssn Ssa' s. ssss
ss sse %
ing at 10 q. m. under the the supervisoa OF Cspt,
a:ss ssqi ss Ssss
About 1900 A.ss; Is 900 90 Ha.che,.,
Aboutls 900 Axe Handles; 900 Pick Handles, ..a
These goods are NEW Sc: sndin ORIGINAL PACK
tuGrins 90 !; Collins 9 90; WIN. Mann, Jr,; Beatty
ALSO, - = =. ! ! = -4E
asSu nl.nsrs s cssr and
s;, E.; y All goods
consistins Of 0reatcosts Infantry OvsrcsAss Sack
sss.!: ss Hats mGsss ws.s. AID sabs.'
and Hsversscks, Spades. sheyels, Axes Damp ket,
ties Mess Pans, lar &c lot Of Tents aad Tent PeIss
Coca: must b removed within five days from
B. eossna G sn H. s aGsas A.u,
QuaTtermaster General =
B.lM Byt BrfQ Gen QuartnYuo aaAar
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AUCTION SALES.
QY W. l.. WALL CO., Apetisneers.
PUBLIC sALl OF VALUABLE Real 70

TATE IN The CITY OF WASHINGTON.
On TUESDAY, The 10Th day Of November, 1855,
q o ,slscl m; in front Of the premises, shall
properly, TO vis Lets numbered three, Is four
CD and Twelve. II, , In Square numbered one hun
dred and NIFTY four, tI5tl Ind ell ny interest and
title IN square npnberea nine hundred and nine
tsgg OF the plan Of the city Of ashingt y 81"
The above sgusre one hundred and nffy four
tls4 10 situated in the First Ward of the city be-
tween 18th str cot west and New Ham pshir re avenue
an. .so. and :'reer north and sau.rs numbered
ward OF the city, between Sth and 9th streets
east and and streets north Tho said prep
10 purchasers 3. f5f7 71-7'-T = 7's-' -
Terms One third cash; balance IN six and twelve
months the purchaser giving his notes tor the de-
ferrec payments ratisfactoriIy endorsed, and bear
ing interest frsW the day Of sale,. All convey
aneins and revenue stamps 1t the cost of the pur-
chaser. - yr7sr 4 -Tu-.s- :.
If the terms Of ssle are not CEN Piled with within
hye days from the dag of sals,I reserve the right
20 resell the said property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser .-.H - E. - =
The sale will CONNIE nee With the sole Of Lots in
Square numbered one hundred and fifty four, and
Continued ms% DAY 10 day until she vh9ls prop
NO -eodds WIN. l.. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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\ ss + IS 8 : N SSHHtAE.ss

= .. ii THOHPSUN. D., n q
cn a. - strset hstwsen 10th and 2lst streets
Jos jos 4: .sAkNEs, n. D., Surgeon General,
jos. RILEY,M D., Georgetown.
THOs. MILLER. n. D. street. Washington.
so SHAaN1ET M p H ksS Ss,a avenue
GRAITOM TYLER, 4. D., GEORGETOWN, ..4
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RY GREEN 1 WILLIAMS, Auctieneer,.

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. passed In chancery cause No.
plain sBts. and William " Terrett ct al. are de-
PENDANTS, will sell Of public auction, in front Of
vember A. ID. 1885, ct o clock p. m, Let No five
e) and the east nine feet by the depth of the lot
No. 3i6 lT ~ - = :
The above property is situated on the north side
OF n street north, between nth and nth streets
west and is improved with . three story brick
dwelling, with side lot, - - !,
money to be paid in cash, and the balance at six ,
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest from
the day OF sale, for which the notes OF the pur-
chaser, with security satisfactory TO the trustee,
will be taken, and lien retained on the premi ses
sold. or the purchaser can have the privilege of
paying the whole amount in cash. deposit Of
Sloo will be required from the purchaser ct the
time OF sale. Convey ancing and stamps ct the cost
WIN MATTINeLY. Trustee
l-3aW2W GREEN A WILL Ma Ancr.
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BRRECH- LEADERS IN ENGLASp-The Enc
hsh War Secretary announces that he is pre-
pared 10 receive proposals for bree ch .loading
rlhes- 10 replace the present rifles in the
British service; and for the best CARTRIDGE
prizes Of $500 S3Ot0, S2,5NO and 50 COO in gold
are 20 be given There Is to be a competition.
and the successful rife is to bear the in
name Eaeh competitor is to be alio wed Sl,5OO
IN gold for expenses. This affords another ON.
poTtunity for American inventors to show
foreign nations their skill
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H|fFfFE- SIS % $3.50 ss
.tf- .rss go Tes stzE1Won u Z
-1-g rf 2 fIu JaFEdf zssE8 ~
10 TtteZSF8s . - e. sal g1es5 s.as
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WI FRENcH xrLrrNRRY.
Rooms AZ, las EIGHTH sT1EIT,
SIN" near RennaylvanlA avenue,

- ssg-Fg ~ yaEesf- ~ 4 for
AsSst tAt8~ J1H p ef
! rat ss - .Eg.a-3G s7 - M.
Aa Fatst' ga 10 rtHH ~
-. 3 = ..45-i l ~. f.-.s ..lt
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DIfAHEHIfn4nHhpr s 81 rs RzsTkESHiTEe 6frrc

~,
On the petition Of GEOBGE ". BLOWN OF tales
burg, ILL.,, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the I'd day Of nary 1883 and re
Issued February l6. lsSs and again reissued Sep
tember ii. lc60, in i've divisions four of which
extensions are now pray ed for. viz numbers
l.OS6. oS, oSs, and .0se fer an Improvement in
Seed Planters, for seven years from the piratoD
Of said patent which takes place on the 81 day OF
February. 1867:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday. the 2lst day of jan
uary next. at IL O'Clock M; aud ell persons are
notified to appear and show cause ifany they have,
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
file In the Patent Office their objections specially
Get forth In writing, at least twenty days before
party TO be used at the said hearing must be taken
the Office, which viii be furnished spplicsties.
Dispositions and otner papers reliea upon
timony mast be hled in the ofhce twenty days
before the dsy Of bearing: the arguments, If any
within ten days after Ming the testimony.
Ordered also. that this notice be Published IN the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington. ID.
c., and In the Bureau County Patriot. Princeton, ,
H., once q week for three successive weeks; the
FIRST Of said publications to be ct least sixty days
''''''' ~ " TIC. THEAKER,
Commissioner of Patents.
P.e.-Edftore OF the above papers viii please
copy. and send their bills to the Potent once with
paper containing this notice. no 7.v3w
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@At CincinRati, on Wednesday. q little
elTI, years Of age, while playing upon a shed
IN brewery, came to the mouth OF q large
nue., such as forms q feature OF most large eel.
Iars as ventilating agent, and stooping over
10 look down, fell through into an intsrme
dlate air chamber, where she was subseq uent.
ly found dead. z-r -... -H.-- = - : =
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nEPARTMRNT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OEE

wA.HlNsToN, October "a, 1875.
On the petition Of WILLIAM STATION
and MATTHIAS sTBATTON. Of Phiiadeiphia,
Pa praying for the extension Of . patent granted
to them on the LIST day Of February, isas. for an
Improvement in Portable Gas Apparatus, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
when takes place on the LIST day Of February, ,
II is ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the l4tn day Of
January next, at L O'Clock NJ. and all person, ar
have, Why said ge<:tion ought not to be granted.
PerSons opposing the extension are required to
hle In the rssent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, Of least twenty days before
the day Of bearing; ell testimony filed by either
party 70 be used ct the said hearing Be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules OF
the Office, which win be furnished application.
timony must be nled in the once twenty days be-
fore the DAY OF hearing; the arguments, il any,
within ten days afser filing the testimsny:,
Ordered, Alse, that this notice be published In
the Republican, and u Infelli eencer. Washineton
ID. o., and in the Universe. Philadelphia, Pa.
once week for three successive weeks; the FIRST
of said public sions to be at least sixty days pre-
- = T. o. TdEAKBR,
missioner OF Patents.
smfdito,s q the above pepper. yin please
. paper containing this netice. &C H-wsw
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81 The typographical Union Of Chicago
have had under consideration for some time
the question of adyancingthe wages of IT'S mem
oers, and finally resolved that at present no
increase in the scale of prices shall De asked
IL was subsequently resolved that nine hours
should constitute days work on SATURDAY.;
also 'haf instead OF double the price being paid
Tor SUNDAY work, as AZ present, com positors
De pad the usual price, but be allowed a
bonus OF 81 each -'' -
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PRoVoyING--Workmen engaged last week
IN digging a sewer in Buffalo street. Rochester
discovered peat bed four feet in thickness.
The property which lies above il, however ia
100 Valuable 10 be disturbed, and so the pea
can be turned TO no useful account The Ad.
vertiser says: sit will not surprise the early
settlers OF Rochester who are living, to hear OF
this peat bed: for there was once a swamp in
the region where the discovery was made
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P.s.5Bditors Of the above papers win Pleas
COPY and send their bills 70 the Patent Once via
. paper containing this netice ocH-vsv
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
AN EPISODE In REAL LIFE.

Our attention has just been called tc
one of those little episodes in life which
are SO full of romance, and which put to
blush the fat aud insipid efforts of tie
novelist who 80 strains at the imaginative.
We VII. tell the story as we have learned
i. as briefly as possible.
Some ten years ago German family
left the old country to fud home IN the
rev. 4 member Of the family, and the
one to whom we shall particularly refer,
was bright eyed, lovely girl of sixteen,
named Kate. In Germany she had plight
ed her troth with young farmer, who
expected to leave fox this country in the
same ship as Kate, but some antoward
circumstdhce prevented, and they must
porforce separate for a time. Before do
Ing SO they again and again swore to be
true to each other, and that no sea should
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5&lisfelIaneous Climbing.
AHassJL or DEaAs.
BY JULIA GODDARD.


"iTho is Squire B!igh, you mean p" re
turned my friend. ''Sit down and l vii
tell you story"
So | sat down, and he told me as fol
lows, and | have been thinking of it eve,
since, and weaving into my thoughts with
the memory 81 those thy children intent
upon their picture books.
Nigh forty years ago there was widow
living ia this place who had an only son
named Jack"
Yes" l interrupted, ':and he was an
idle good lor-nothing lad, always in mis-.
chief, and an anxiety to his MOTHER
"Who told you so % asked my friend
NO one," said I, ego on with you:
story"
ale went on doing little or nothing.
unit. he was a great fellow Of seventeen
or eighteen, his chief work being to take
the horses down for the farmers round
this he did not object to, as he could ride
down to the river, and ride up again.-
One fine evening in the spring he was re-
turning with tie horses as usual, when,
as he passed certain stile, he heard
some one sa.l to him
Jack ~
Here be-" said Jack, stopping the
horses, and looking in the direction from
whence the voice came. "Hoy," he ejac-
ulated. in tone of astonishment and
qualification, as his eye fell upon the neat
little / cure Of the girl who had Lecn
taken to ssif' in the dairy.
"What be you doing here, Nelly ?"
Waiting to see you, Jack"
That's kind at any rate, and it's not
many would do it, but I'm a ne er.do.well,
and no one need trouble about me-" said
he, somewhat bitterly.
That's just what I came to tell you,"
returned the little maiden.
"Then you don't care about me ?" said
he, with little vexation in his tone.
"Care. why should I, for lazy fellow
like you? l should think not"
"But you might, Nelly"
"Might, indeed, l mightn't do any
thing Of the sort. At any rate | don't"
"Then what did you come here for pr
''To tell you you ought to be ashamed
of yourself"
''There's plenty to do that" returned
the lad.
YES; but you don't heed them, and
you might heed them, Jack. Won't you
begin to work bit p
81 don't know what to begin at"
"Your mothers got nice piece of
garden, jack"
I've nothing to put into it, answered
Jack, despondiugly.
Nonsense" said Nelly, "what faint
heart you have. I'll give you lot of
beans to begin with. You put up the
horses, and I'll be back in minute"
So Jack put up the horses and waited
for Nelly. Presently she came tripping
along, with her apron full of something.
"Here," said she, "hold your hat"
She poured the beans irto it. aud he went
home.
Next dag Jack took a spade, and work
ed away diligently for two hours.
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NEEDsCAs. CARD.

TAR. s. o. K.EMpFER, Gate army sur
~ geonl having located in Patterson terd
ers his professional services to the citizens Of
this place and surrounding country.
Dr. X having had eight years experience
in hostit |. general, and army practice, feels
prepared to request trial from those who
may be go unfortunate as TO need medical at
tendance.
lie vii; be found at the brick building op-
posite the ..SEYTINEL OFFICE, or at his resi-
deacc in the borough of Patterson, at all
hours, except when professionally engaged
July - 1863. If.