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FRIGHTENED OFFfcIALs.-A shipment OF
base ball clubs for the West was lately seized
by the Canadian Government. who supposed
them to be some new and formidable Eenia q
implements ofwar. On opening the package
much perplexity arose among the ON eiafs az
to whether they were shflalahs or wooden legs
in the rough, intended for the wounded OF the
next war. . f-C a.fs e a.f..e... l.. -.e = 1
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~A dreadful accident occurred near Peo-
ria. H., on Monday night A man named Geo.
Grazier was filling kerosene lamp that was
lighted, when it exploded, setting fire 10 the
house, which burned down, aud IN IL burning
to death his three youngest children, a babe
one year, girl seven, and boy nine years
old. Himself and his oldest boy were eyerely
il not fatally burned, and his wife considera-
bly, injured. 1t occurred at midnight.
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Ha A DAEsHRous PLAcEs--In . saits tried on
/ Wednesday IN the Supreme udicial Court of
Maine 70 recover for milk deiiS cred, the plain
, tiG testified that after putting the mtlf Into
cans he placea the cans opt BY he pump The
sos pS. e =
.was dangerous place for Ne lasssAa aaid-i
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can onsoientiousIy recomme nd to those suf.
LANDS MELLIFLUOUS OOuGH BALSAM
it gives rehe almost instantaneous, and is with
al not dissgressble 10 the taste There is no
the best preparations in rse. and is all that It's
proprietor claims forit We have tried 1T during
treseing cough. tits prepared by pr Strickland.
No. 1SS Sycamore street Cincinnati, Ohio, and
co; also at WHITE's Drug Store. and 6Hks'
CHhIsTINIS, BIT Pa. avenue and oO2 Ninth
street. 80 ..-.-r..'. = - : oo Al n
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~The Burmese are becoming civilized.
ThpV ha Qnf m n a rah .

SThe Burmese are becoming civilized
They have got up rebellion. -r...H
Ia ~The weather lie coldish,-but il is nothing
10 what they are having out West Ice and
gion, -. ..-- = ~. ~,
!. sSAn Englisman in Albany. on THURSDAY.
ate So oysters, measuring more than six a uarts
Of solid meats, al one sitting. They cost
sll 81. - Nv .t5 - -
aGA Petersburg tobacco merchant adyer-
tlses largely in the South has Carolina Bell,
Scotch snaf,' with an engraving represeatlng
a beautiful young lady indulglng an the pleas
ent habit Of dipping" trfriIF ere. -
~An artif cial IVORY is now made in Franco
from paste of papier mache and gelatin Bti :
lard balls made from this material are said 20
be equal 10 these made Of red livery and cost
only only-third as much. 1910
e|An tnsane man OF Chicago named Mart
lett, and en- whose life there is an iusnraure
Of sl0kSa. recently jumped from q train OF
cars " hen under ful headway, and th6BSh
diligent search has been made for htm Pc Sah-
=, PETROLEUM As A MoToE--PerelsSls vs. 81 to
be used as steam boat fnel. A eetpaHyhas
been organized in Memphis, Tenn :, 20 WITH is
building q boat Of not lsss sssts1M M0Orse
devoted 70 fuei, while its slgh2hesVsW2i Eu1htly
z Lessen the draft Of the vessahIssIsd psa sOIb
- man named FenSSo fpslaen>e insylna
/ county. lowe, an a fih q sssheesy s1lrre bred
70 N urder has danghjeS. bhH Shs, ,sscaR&. He
ss;s.; 's;s = e; s.i i.s < "a "a s sFe
p..:. ) 8 =. xsss, ssssss ,sss:s;ssH @
f.; f. ssss;:
WiffN sfSfo sssSid@s -di oi issiSo ! ROB
, A,G ssf SfssSsN aas.ses ANA nee
dSssY' BE-. ss.asse ss be aossssssa aAsses.
ow Sd, e3ii.u ion on sW -.s,,sH
"2nii,st,s iss,s -vi,,,,,u',
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
eTkICKLANUH PILE RENEnY -

Mr.. Glass. Of JaHesville, Wisconsin writes fer
the benet Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggrs,
yafed case OF Piles, and bis brother was ed
from the Amy as iAcu able (he bel ng onite para
lyzed with the piles Both these distressing cases
pSIe psI cured Tith one ottie of fprsTBlCKLANDS DR.
gentlemen. beside the daily fesiimoniais recei we'd
~ Rf. Strickland, onsht 70 ccnvi nee these suaer
are cured By DR.. sfrickiand's Pile Remedy' TITS
seld by Druggists everywhere Sold by J. w
NAlRN 90 !; CHAS. OHRISTIANI, 371 Pa
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oLEAGINoUs PLUCK.-One OF the firms at
Tidioute, Pa, whose properly was in the fire
one they owned had ceased 10 burr. That was
pretty sharp prac uce, but anofher 'soii tan k''
beat IL by contracting for a new derrick and
engine houee be fore the fire had reached the
one ne had already up.gfsEl IE,.ff..->
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The last report Of the Commissioners of
Emigration shows that the number Of emi-
grants who have arrived at New ~ ork during
the year, 20 October L., was 194, ,492. The ar
rivals to the same date last year were 1925
doubtless exceed 5000 before the close of the
year. The total emigration of is66 will proba-
bly, be little under quarter of q million.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHO CARES FOR F8ENGH OR ENC
y, Il exf.sefs Tor ths ha,.ds er. hi.f when PdA-
!, me that trsBseentie them All. is sold at price
fhnt would scarcely pay The duty the tore gn
failures? SoA-eyery W here o..
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,ErsOg aA0T3 0ee.
,As , slti - tsoh "a sasaErs t.sa .. sdS AZ
-, 80 'i'a iSt s. ga = Glaxh s.,sossa1
VI - .8f1Sa has
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MARRIAGE AND oELIBAOY,
an Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Youpa
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
the Vital powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent
nee OF charge ia sealed letter envelopes. Address
Or. sKlLLIN H0UGHToN, Hsward Assoeis.
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. E--'lsf. aag Is sm
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SUhELf, L-..- STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY ~ To-.
sMOLAEDERS EXTRACT BUoKU
. i.rp. y, Il CURING r5-r H.s# # ...
svery case Of KIDNEY D1sHAsI, RlIyMAsisM,
Crawl, uRiNARY DIsonDERs, wEAKNKss and
Paine In the BAcK, FINALE COMPLAINTS and
rRouBL Re arising from 1xcIssKs OF ANY KIND.
y CONE, IB ATTLIoTIDI
' TRY TsM0 LANnER's.
FAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. rr
SoId By oil Apothecariss. Price q. d. BARNHs
OO., New York. and BARNES, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BUELEIaH
hoekRS, Wholesale Drussists, Boston, Mass.
0enefal Agents. 'sy -,lsH 30 q, feb l0ly
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METCALFEs GkEAT RHEUMATIC RENE
Df IL daily efectipg wopterful cures. It acts
ike magic. bot Chronic ana Inhamm.t, ~ Rheu-
matism giving WAY before it. The afflicted are ad
vised totry 1t. .''-- = - :.
oc 23 cow . g O. FORD Agent
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dying dresses WITHOUT ripping them to pieces.
And for AFfew francs the dear creatures ap-
pear. N any tint desired. looking as fresh as N
Just from the hands of the modiste. ~ III,
sH- H-Artemus Ward, in his letter to the Lon
from the Puritane, VINO nobiy Ned from . laud
of dispttistn % q land Of freedim, where they
could not only enjoy their own religion, but
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oOLeArrS AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEsETABLH OILS In combination with GL YcKRIN Z
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES, and
the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalleA.
For sale BY all druRaista, fe s-eolv
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'e HLLExPLosIoN.- "A bombshe H. taken
from the ruins Of Fort Ellsworth, was, yester-
day evening, very foolishly thrown by some
negroes INTO q fire kindIed in the yard OF Mr..
John Bfi ghk 3ust this side of the first telgate,
loaded but. for unately, when 1t exploded no
one WAS near, except a little negro girl, and
she received no greater injury, than aburn, and
the loss Of her clothes, which were torn from
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SECRET DIauAaEs

sAMARIfAS CHRIS the most certain, safe and
enectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days and
recent cases In twenty four hours No miner al no
basam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be take n Ii
Is the seldfers hope, and Q friend to ose who do
not want TO be exposed. Male packages 81; fe-
male, 90. ~,'
SAsARITAN's RooT AND HERE JUIcEs-A posi- ii We
and permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofala UIc ers
Sores. Spots. letters. &C. Price 8 Is Der bottle
Sold by 8. O. Ford. See advertisement. my5
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sbH -. kaa Bfs6 ~ 1sAesd .QIiUoRaHAE
sa.A iaasd s1 81 nrut ki0 1s,fv,,4 y
- @'s Z tGs - -bsGslsIaf fns bsrsssiah
.-S ba"7eS 81 "a SoiTg tss : = tIsua1 sd
H'~ .s1g4td1US
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MODERN NIRACLEI
From old and young, from rich and poor, from
high BORN and lowly, comes the Universal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
blClLlAH HAIR REVIEWER.
IL 10 perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness. nakes hair grow. better dressing
than any oil" or 'pomatum." Softens brash,
dry DRY and wiry hair into Beautiful silken Tresses.
with which 1t restores GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIsI INAI
COLOR.
PRESTO, CHANGEi
the whitest and worst locking hair rosumss its
youthful beauty. It does Tot dye the hair, but
strikes at the root and flls IL with new life and
colorbg matter. ... =
1t viii not take long disagreeabIe trial to prove
the truth ofthis matter fke first application viii
40 good; Yen will see the NATURAL Color return.
BEFoRk YOU KNOW IT,
the old. gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
VIII be gone, giving place to lustrOus, shining and
Ask for Halls siciIian Hair Remover: no other
article Is at all nike 1t in effect. You will had 1T
ASD sURK TO DO You Coop.
There are many limitations Be sure ysu procure
the genuine. manufactured only by
X. p. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, N. H.
For sale By all drugetsts jaU.Sly
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H Seed store win Ss renassa ssIer Noyesbs.
ist tc l4f. I'm strees, opposite .. 8. fa,sat Of

~ h'.| .ssh nst,IsGiA efr '7eas rir-I ,9aIT
iiEa srl dzBo1d' 'ngoq sa's .zE$, I aoffa4 s-lrF
-hIeFotl hsPi1d ear .2GtHsHoo4 - b.oG.b
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ADJUSTMENTS.

|. . ADJUSTMENTS. ,.-.-' =
NATIONAL THEATRE, date Growers
Pennsylvsnia avenue, near Wi,ards' Hotel. g
sPALDIKe Proprietors.
sIAsOH OF SIX NIGHTS ONLY st
THE RIcHIscs SEESSp, ENGLISH OPERA
OARoLINE RIcHIsGs1...:.... pIRBGrREss
%m Q Dietrich -. q nsisal Director.
AosnAh 4hE Ftssf SpsR. Iosfs sfsaT 1866
VII be prssented Wallace's Grand Opera, in four
''''' 'naNsu MARIrAEA r.re. p -.E
Seat uay he secured At the Box Office from So
. NJ to "A O'Clock m. for ell or for any one of
GRAND ORGAN ooNCERT
FOUNDRY M e. OHUBUH,
Corner l4th and g sts y
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 80, 1866
GEORGE W. MORGAN.
Orgsnist Grace Church. N Y, win preside at the
Organ, assisted BY the most emf musical talent
of this city. - -.. ..r- I..r... -sr. r.
DR. CAULFIELD, MAD. KRETCHMAB,
MRS. BUTTS, NIB. W. BURNETT,
ano o'hers' .r- .-e
TICK DOLLAR
For sale at the principal Masie and Book
stores. -...'a.s ''. 1896 ec 237t
MADAME GOODALL's sELEOT DANCING
lVl Glasses for, Masters and Misses. will "a
cor mence on SATURDA Nov. 81, at her ~
residence - X street. betW cen 2Ith and nH
9th at 20 clock. For terms apply at the lslA
house "a oc 81 ST.
NJ MARTNI's FASHIONABLE DANOING
lVl ACADEMY, AT N
MARlSI ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
T., between 9th and Ieth streets,
Thfs academy Is now open fer the recep- -
tion OF pupils. ~ 90 ! E.-. u. -.-..r :. = =.
bays and hours of tuitioR for young ladies,
misses and masters Tuesdays, Thursdsys and Sat-
Hrdsys, from to p m.
Gentlemen's classes from to 10, same evenings.
b-Private instruction given to suit the con-
venfence OF the pupil. Oe25
peers. J. w. 4 II. p KREIs' :.
DANCING ACADEMY, A
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 7th sts AA
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel xlA
Our Academy Is now open for the reception of
Pupils. A select class is forming on Wed
pescay afternoon from 4 to . clock, for these
who cannot tend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had at y. Ellis and W. G. Metxerott 3
Ce. p Music Stores. - " ~ IT
The Hall can be rented for soirees, 30.
Days and Hours Of Tsuion:
-For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Tharsday afternoons from to O'Clock. - i.
Gent emen q 0lasses, Tu esd ay and THURSDAY eve
OF tuition, or addre q note 10 the cademy. by
Quarter eosfmend ne with the first lesson. se 10
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sUPERIOR OABINIT EURHIrURE.

nSorAAIon OA01n u y sohhlTURE.T T5r.Tt
The Subscriber is happy to inform his puusrous
II Unds and c1stomers thai his stock of q.
i. Fun isisan Az Somp.ss kshAabhSan sbrsainr
style ahd Quality, Il om the rfnest PAR
kkHRsk4p1b k8R kHplTbb down ts the 0HHAPBssr Il =
1t is not necessary to particulsriEe % our Stock
contains every conceivable article be found in
LisHMENT, and At prices that defy competition.
Please call And Sasisfy ouIself bsoIs asing 9.
ses-eosm sli southes.H Corner 81 sth and TDs.s
FRyIT TREAS ? Asp ASP ptTcH DUBIOUS
3 Fruit Trees Of finest au slity, and mod crate
Consisting OF Standard and Dwarf Pears, pples,
Peaches, a proofs. Necf srfnes, Che rries, De-
Grape eyinss-Dslsvase,O Ossoord. Iona. Adiron-
pa LsNfon Blaekberriss. Strawberries. currants.
: IverefeenS. shade Trees, Roses, Ac., ss.4 rl
Batch Bulbeas Reots just arri sed from Holland,
c.nsisfibeof Double aud einels Hy ysotnths, tn
ssv ss k.IsS Tsoc.s
Iectsd specially fof Dytrads. o.2n,g
{, -. = ss1si asa 7th stpesf sboveh
\ :. ~ Seed Store win bs remayed s1er Noveiabsr
lat. f0 A4T n m 10 n
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DENTISTRY.


nR. Il, LOOkwOOD. ~ : =
L., u .-.. 344 PENN. AyENUE~
Will insert teeth on new method, pat 49,
en.e' .eI1 {, Ieoo. - oc ls-lot S~~
HI kEAOVALa
Oh LAWlEi DENTIST, has RKMoyKD from
ZA2 10 2oo Penn. avenue, ten doors
eboVe' GTsdf Dtscorry Dsatsstyy
IssIh E1ITdcted WiIh0sa Pata. All Der. <Il10
sons having Teeth to en- tract, 1 would advise them
70 calI AZ PR. LEW1ES once, and have them
taken o1t- Teeth inserted Rubber, Gold and
bnveL Plates. In srder that all persons should
nave Teeth, We have reduced the price very low
TO De conyinces CT the fact call and see for your
selves Also, call and see the new and improved
method Of inserting Teeth
no; zoo Penn avenue, between 18th and 18th
je at sR. LEwIK. N. D.. Den.ias.
M. LOOMS, N. D., la.
Tie Inyentor aud Patentes Of the MIHERAL
MS oneefn this city. hany persons can
wear these teeth who cannot wear otherB, S.O
sh sna no person csn wear others who slnaot wear
Persons calling st my olaee can be aceenmoda-
nre, but 70 thsse Who are ticusr and wish the
RnLen, eleAnest, atrossest asd most perfect den
tlre tnat art ssn procure tn MINERAL TEETH
VII oe more rniI warranted. .FckZ q
Rooms IN tnis c1ty-Eo SSs Pena'a avenue. be
Neen g.n ana 18th SITS. Also, so1 Arch street,
tfnhadeiphfs. = so ..EE I.aT9 oc - v
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PERSONAL.

r ADIEs wRO ARE DEsIROUs OF SKILL
l. full and seCoD pished Pby ysician, sh Iuid con
suit Ir HENRY MURTOS; ia Park street.
near RiCbmeDd street Baltimore, Nd. DR. Nor
tons services msy b. engaged in Waship Rton or
any nthee city. b. sddressipg as above oc IS sm'
CENTLEMEN desirous of ha sins their CLOTH
N1EG SCOCkED and REPAIhEO, 80 as to ap.
D. ar as new, would do vsil by calling a. B. Ia
GkUDERS, No 81 Y leth street. between ID and
streets The iRhest cash prices paid for Sec
oDd- hand CiothinH . H.- Oc 2-lmf
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aEsIAH :. BLACK. WARD H.LAMoN.
LAW OFFICE.

Cornseflors and Attorneys Ct Law In the Supreme
Oo.rt cf the United States, the Court OF Claims,
the Courts Of the District, the Executive Depart
ments and Committees Of Congress.
ofice, 4ec 18th street, directly opposite VIII
lardsi aotel de 1871
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". IL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ~ .-e
No 30 Louisiana avenue. above 9th street.,
ocHY - - d WAsHINGroS, ID o.
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The tan and coaFsonos viii wear
aWav after 4 while
New. mother. mine you are nos
complimentary laduirr them lhr1
pot iroan ana tough when | moved
l8st summer
u wish Won wouldn't refer to your
low occupations
Low occupations why they aud
TINS darling have made a man ot Pc
/ was nothing bat walking sisn board
for the tailor when lea home
"How wiliul and Independent YOU
ara
Ut is because ] have some one ~ here
besides an idler hc said, striking ms
well-deycl-pcd chest "sumc enc who
ism too lazy % assert ttaat
"But now YOU have returned ypn
must conform 10 the customs oi thc ao-
eiety in winch We move.
But this is only visit lwaut Bell
TO sec and be seen and th.n we are
gong back
Folly upon follyl We vii not LIST
en- to il
q haze learned to like the vocation
have chosen. and | ana happy IN it
therefore it is not folly slou shall
come out and help Ben and me pick
Strawberries this summer
This ~ a disappointment e me.
u ain sorry bat the country is Tho
best place for me am not Nmrod
but a jacob; and enjoy kooPing sheef
and reading The Rurtd. Aly ambition
I is to Be a good man, frst-class agri.
culmrist, and / am heartily sony # i
clashes with your schemes Tor my ease
/ and ACKNOWLEDGMENT. But there is on'
thing settled, Mr. Phillips can't spare
/ his hired man.
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mR. PHILLIPS HIRED MAN.

Horace Gleason was & most useless
fellow albeit, fine looking one, had it
not been for certain effeminacy Of
couutenance induced by habit of living
rather than by a natural effemincy Of
character There was evidence of the
popiniay in his dress, a supreme mir Of
easy Incidence in his whole person.
The only son of wealthy and indulgent
parents, he had thus far found only
smooth walking, since they carefully
removed every obstacle from his path.
Mrs. Gleason was a tender persistent,
unwise mother She would not allow
him to be inducted into the routine and
drudgarv Of the counbng-house as his
father had been. The result Of his
training was slothfulness. His time was
spent in lounging on the sofa and wait
ing on the ladies. He was good part
ner for dance could sing well, and
whisper a tale in fair lady's ear such
as would please" His winters were
passed in drawing-rooms, his summers
at fashionable watering places, where
he danced attendance on the bellies Of
the season.
As a natural sequence, he found exis-
tence a bore at the early age of twenty
one. You are not TO suppose from What
has been said that there was a dearth
of the nobler faculties. Far from it
He was surrounded by "a mental atmos-
phere resembling these dreamy, smoky
August days that act on us as a kind oi
narcotic. Friction would make a man
of him
Tam going to the country, mother,
starting up under the impulse Of new
/ thought. b.,
80 early. my son? Why, what vii
+ the Fllingwoods think? 1t is only tbs
beginning Of May, you know,
II don't care for the Elliugwoods
am bored to death with the monotonou'
round in which have hitheto resolved
+ want the privilege Of being me, insteaC
! Of somebody who moves and speaks tc
1 please the creme Dc Ia creme.
Where do you propose to go?'
T Where the fashionable vii not
throng. l am going to hire out to some
farmer" /"
What doyou mean2 You are sure.
I y in earnest:7
\ Seriously, am.
/ "Yoall get as brown as Q Malay
Il don't care its good color anc
/ want a change.
/ Horace, what madness what vii
|peonle say
+ IAey D can me eccentric, d genera
( term Ia high hfc, embracin6 AZ manne
/ 4 evl and oddities. There Is Tom Hy
at. who drinks bis quart OF brandy
every day. he's eccentric. for be y
worth half-a-milhon IN his Own right
Hyacsuth Go!dlng is gambler and
william but he has an Old miser Of aI
uncle wh0 has made a VIII IN his favor
and liz ta1. IS eccentric ! have
nch fither ard ! can do what ] list
and I slaI only be mildly spoken oi a
that eccentric Horace Gleason
There was e eating scarcas1A % hl
tome HI vas rs a pew galsel aud Mr.
Gleason was aston.shcd.
What ~, ail yon nay sonE / neY
er board son talk s9 before.
u never was 50 uneasy before
haye reached point whore ] must d
something. or else shall become
mere nubo eile
Bi 10 be servant sou wAo haF'
bad one at vaar beck ever snce go
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The Dcaa ship or HarpsweII.
~ soas euusan

Wha aert ne nstu EaF asua
Tie tan8saa.t itu fFaa
4ha uhHs H#sh f seat 20 SET
Hr rrau f tiaatae faif
~ yn8re eFes uath fum Neck SD faat
Ara - wara s'asa pray
The ett q uhat aas oace stP
Isaag uF g. lsyl
Prom sFpr - fogs inm cy 4nt,
Fun peIl at3 iHqu faut
Tie baasc haua8 Gshcr rcg's nv te6's,
0at bon -asrofot Maint
Hsi msay kes. sdai seassni turn
AHa many sa agttund
Whea. taii and white re Dead ship looms
Aga.usl the 8usk e land.
sbe rounds tbe beadlard hrstIug pincs.
She brea8s thc isle.sei bay;
~ sraf y Ereete cen speed her on,
Nor ebb 81 tide delay
ora msu ia SAX Tie lsle Of Orr
Who ,eli her DATE snd name,
Old shiuWnghis sit ia sfeepori yards
Who hswe4 her oakea frame,
What aeary doom q bafled quest,
Thou sAl scs.gdost, j. timer
What mahss the g tie haauts q home
A wonder and sgnY
Na foot is On thy silent deck,
l'p9a 'hY helm % hand;
N1 ripple hath The sounllcFs wind
That sm,es thee from the land!
For never comes the ship % port
H0we'cr the breeze may bci
lust when she near, the waiting shore
She drifts again 70 sea.
Nc tack 0f sail, nor turn of helm,
NN sheer 81 yccriug side,
sien-fora she drives 70 sea and night
Against the sind and tide.
ii vain Ger Harpsaell Neck tie star.
0feyenina guides her lbs
In vain fOr her the lamps are liz
Within thv tower, scguiens!
n vain IA, harbor-boat shall hail,
In vain the pilot caiii
No hand shall reef her spectral sail,
Or let her anchor fall.
shake. brown ga wives, with dreary joy,
Your grave head hints of in;
Ana, over sick.bed whispering low,
Your prophecies fulfil
Some home amid your birchen trees
Shall drape is door with woei
And slowly where the Dead Ship sails,
The burial boat shall row.
From Wolf Neck and from Flying Point
From island aud from main,
From shelter cove and tided creek,
Shall guide the funeral train.
This dead boat with the beDrers fonr,
The noumers at her stern,
And one shall 20 the silent way
Who she'll 10 more return
And men shall sigh and women weep,
Woose dear cues pale aud pine
And sadly over sunset seas
Amid the ghostly sign.
They know not tbBt its sails are filed
By pitys-tender breath,
Nor set the Angel at the helm
Who .tcers the ship Of Death
-AtiIRtic Monthly for Jun
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-07-17

Memo WIZ dow much 10 you
charge, maasa masis.ra,e, " many nie
aHa aIlas Oman
Why C4gm, ! !. marry you for two
dollars
"iwo dollars what you charge TO mar
rs wmte folks, Aiassa
Eve generlly charge them five dol
lars, Com.
"beli, you marry us Ike White folks,
aud I'll gave you live dollars, too
"0ny. Clen, that's curious notion,
bu. a. you desire it, | will marry you
lik the white folks for hye dollars
The ceremony beng oeer, D!nah and
Ceu being one, the magistrate asked
lor hiB fec.
"Oh. no matsu y0u 10 come up to
de greainent you no kiss tho briae.
"Ggt out Of my oiLico you black ras-
cal"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-07-17

CogvlMEsr RULE--Fhe Dimensions
VI round tilbcra are fouad BY girling
TIC log and taking one quarter VI tho
girth Tor the side II The square. Hence
the rule Multiply the square u Que
quarter Vi the clreum sefeHce by tLo
length II the timber. aud yon have Ii.
contents of the log or tree.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-07-17

= The 4yings 81 a White Aiountail.
stage-driyar 70 New Yorker sittia ,
with him ] spoee 4 went to New
York ! shaa'd gaak round as You f0llg
A. Up ~ ~ Est 40