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FOREIGN lS'ueRATIoN, The tide of foreign
immigration to this country experiences no
ebb. Over 5000 persons arrived in New York
recently during one day. These number
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a~zzz@ OF ALL HYGEIAN WATERS THAT
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Charles A. Shaw, of Biddeford, Me-, an
intimate acquaintance of Artemas Ward, will
soon publish book with the title, "Recollec-
tiops of Artemas Ward.'
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PROGRESS OF THE SURRATT TRIAL.-Some
interesting testimony is being brought out by
the defense in the Surratt trial. The calling
of time in front of Ford's Theatre on the
night of the assassination is sworn by two
witnesses to have been done to apprise one of
the singers connected with the theatre that it
was time for him to appear on the stage. The
party who is said to have called the time, and
the person for whom it was called, both testify
to this version of the affair.
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TRULY THE CASE of the man who travelled
round the world unharmed and then broke his
neck on his own doorstep, is not without
parallel in real life. General Thomas Francis
Meagher after escaping the British bullets
and bayonets in ireland, and the British
halter in prison, after passing through our
American war, with all its battles, and going
for two years unharmed amid the savages,
falls from steamboat and is drowned. Verify
prosaic termination for so eventful career.
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SALE OF
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R~75yR PHILADELPHIA AND READING
49, RAILROAD CoMPANY-oFFICE, No. ~
PHIIApE1PH1A, June rs, 1867
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she was principal in tho muricr, there is
no doubt, to my mind, that she knew
enough to prevent il, to save the President:
the Secretary Of State, Booth, the tools OF
Booth, and, perhaps, her own son.
That night was weary, and rad my.
self to sleeJ. At three o'clock in the mor'''
ing. called from my bed by loud hands np
on the door, heari the challenge OF OIL.
ces Of the government. "Open nt once.
"What is all this for, gentlemen Z" J
said.
@The President and the Secretary Of
State arc both dead! We want Booth and
Surratt to surrender if they are here"
! do not remember wliat exclaimed ;
the officers say il was: aMy God | $50 1t
all"
Then at daylight ! hastene,l to rend the
particulars-"a tall man In white coat
stabbed Mr.. Seward must bc Payne |!
I hurried To the police station at once.
Directly was hurried of on the road with
the detectives to Snrmtvillo again. We
caught horse. "To whom dih you hire
?" we say to the livery man. To a
monkey. faced chap. nametl Erall, ] think.
That must be Herold. Away We 90 to the
widow Herolds. David has been awuy
quite two days. "Let us see your album"
His picture Is secured. know where Sur.
ratt had photographs taken; we obtain
dozen copies.
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NUMBER %.
SPARE LINES.

Tho new India rubber ears Cor ladies arc
boxed every night.
A Connecticut paper says that man
down there, ",lew out his brains after bid
ding his wife good.bye with shot gum
A soap-bublAs may lie blown 30 thin
,ha, !, would take 2srD 900 myers to form
tIle thickness Of an inch.
whey ladies' vote, candidates will always
he elected by "han'isom"" majorit'es, and
sometimes by Hsweeping' mrjorit'os.
Az exchange says, -an acquaintance OF
ours, mother, too, not long since. was
lamenting the loss Of child, (ore Of a
family Of eigh,,) ~bccnuse" sail she, 'thcro
was just enough for cotillon. AMI they dill
dance 10 pre,tily."
Never scald your lips with other '"'ks'
broth.
What was tho difference between tho
Persian and Fenian invasions? The form
er was routed in Greece, the latter in Tall
lagh.
There Is woman in Indiana who. has
been married four times. and Is now living
with her first husband. Skillfil diyorcing
did II.
Il WINS an apt answer Of young lady,
who, being asked where was her native
place, replied, 81 have none; ] ann the
daughter Of Methodist minister"
Ayoung gentleman speaking of young
beuuty's fashionable yellowisl hair, called
Il pure gold. at ought TO be- quo'h NJ.
X. "lt looks like tweniy.four carrots"
An insurance agent, urging citizen to
&c, his life insured, said, Get your life IN.
surcd fer ten thousand dollars, and then if
you Iie next week, tho widder's heart will
sing for JOY"
"Weli, sambo, whats yer up TO now'n'
days."
"Oh. Is cnrp'nicr and jiner."
"IIc! ! guess you is. What department
does you perform"
"What department. Why docs dc cir
culating work."
"What't dutf"
aWhy, I turns dc grinds,onc.'
IN the gardens Of certain noh'cnnns
country house, there happened TO I've tis'd
up Mt different spots painted boards with
this request "Please not to pick the flow
en without leave" Some wag got a paint
brush and added to the last word.
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"In lining tho kettle from the nrs scaldsd my.
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ADVICE TO MR.. DAVIS.

Mr.. Jefferson Davis will, u IS rePored'
arrive in New York to-day. As II il posi-
ble tia, our journal may fall under the
eyes of some of his friends, VIC suggest 10
them tho propricfy Of urging the traitor
chief to the most modest demcanor while
he is here. The public is greatly and just
~ outraged at his release il desired aud
expected to SEQ him brought to trial. and
condemned to the punishment which tho
laws decree for such crimes as his.
That he has not been brought to trial for
these crimes Is. we think, an injury to tho
country. and will prove source Of weak
ness hereafter. But rs he has been releas.
cd, decent respect for public opinion de.
nands that he should 60 quietly into an oh.
scure place. and live there in the utmost
retirement. Il is not ft or decent that no
should be seen in New York at oil. IL
there is any dark, unvisited corner wher
he can hide himself, let him stink to II and
there remain.
If he il 50 i'll advised and foolish rs to
attempt any public appearance here, ho
will. not irnprobably, excite public COM
motion AMI ,umnlt. When just laws ~.
main unexccuted, when great and afro
cious criminals are by tho connivance OF
the authorities allowed to escape punish.
men,, tho sense or outraged justice some.
times lea,ls the people to take matters IN.
to their own hands and to deal that justice
which is denied by the courts and other
authorities. We do not mean to Justify
any such resort TO violence bat VIC know
tina, The public mind is deeply and painful
" excited, not only At tho rIcaso Of the
leading und most inpudcnt aud stG.necke'i
trni,or, but also at his shameless insolenco
In coming herr to show himself imInedi.
atcly upon his liberation.
Our streets are still full of wounded nnd
crippled soldiers-thc marks Of his crime.
Thousands sf our citizens have seen the
shu,,ercd wrecks turned over to us from
the loathsone Libby prison the poor fam
isIei und frozen fellows who came home
from tho horrible pen OF belle Isle to die,
or to live OF, few painful years Of suffer
img. AL know that these foul prisons wcro
not at a greet distance, but under the very
eyes OF Davis; when l,e looked out Of lis
bedroom windows every morning he snw
our starved soldiers a, Belle Isle when l'c
rude out for his pleasure or health, he rodo
by the Libby. Nor was his malignant
hear, content even To thus s,nrve and freeze
to death our soldiers. hut he added insult to
his tor,ures. ..Do you not all know" said
In \, Columbia, on the 9Th OF October,
1864. do you not all know tha, tho only
why TO mako spanic!s civil 10 TO whip
,bsm 1"-"Does any man bclievc," hc
.aid, "thut Yankees are to be conciliated by
terms Of concession, Does any man i'm.
nginc that We can conquer Yankees by re.
treating ieforc thcm-~ do YOU not all
ino,s tla he only ,roy 70 make 'pdnisis ara
Is 70 whip dIe~1" b. ,... '.'.
his q part Of his Spaniel theory to
come ut once 10 New York, when hc 10 rc.
leased. Let his friends. o' whom he NJ.
pcars to have some In high places, wan,
him to no prudent. Hc has no b''sinrss
here no has no right 10 wink o'ir, s,nr'.,
AZ a - "a
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s.T.-ls6O.-X-Ths amount Of Plantation Bit
tsrs seld in one year z som:rh.t startiing !nsy
tth street. brakes manuhetory 10 one OF the In.
stitutions Of New York, II II aid that Dr.ke
painted a the rocks In the Eastern States with his
granny legislators TO pass law "prsventing dis
figuring the face Of nature" whlch gives him mo-
uopoly. We do not know how this 10, but We do
know the Plsutation Bittcrs SILL - no other ar-
tiele over did They are used by al Glasses OF the
community, and are death on Dyspepsia-oertain,
They are very invieorating when lsnguid and weak.
and q great appetiseI.
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Wiseellauenas.
THE SURRATr FAMILY.
IN TERESTi.NG sTATE.ME.NTSB Y
LEWIS WEICHAfAyvyN.


was a schoolu,ate or Lewis Weichlnann, an
important witness in tbs trial Of Mrs. Sur.
ratt and Payne, recently met him, and re-
ceiyed from him an interesting account OF
bls. connection with tho Surratt family.
Weiclnann said:- -.. ..
SURRaTTSVILLE.
], was on a Friday afternoon in March,
ruiny and dreay, when at last went down
to Surrattsyille with John. lie came for
me in a buggy, and the road was so rutty
and miry that we were four hours on tho
way. On coming In sight Of the house
was misenbly disappointed. The theme Of
90 much paneyric was solitary frame
tavern at a cross.road,a a lew sheds and
barns around itund hAshing stall, and
pcaci-orchard reaching behind. Tho farm
consisted Of three hundred acres, aud il wns
afterwards let with tho tavern, for six hun
dred dollars year. a small porch stood
in the middle on which opened hall reach-
Ing quito through the house, At tho foot
of,his hall, to tho left. was the bar-room
and post. office, with, door opening upon
one OF the crossroads, and to the right
~erc the parlor aud dining, room. Alto
gether there were eight rooms comfortably
furnished. bin. sunait received mo pleas,
aantly, and We had a good warm supper
after which went awhile to the bar.room,
where there were some Of tho rebel farm.
era Of the neighl,orhood, come to get their
letter., to lounge and to play carls. John
kept the bar, and we had gsrno with two
Jewish persons who had carpet bass with
theun.I Thesc csrpet.bsss Mrs. surc,s
came Ia and removed. Their owners left
before daylight next morning, and ono Of
Mem hainei jacobs was arrested crusins
The pO,omse with hay thousand dollars up.
on him. oi H'''a-'''' '',''' :,
1ohau omexRa sURRATT H ''.- y"
~ Mn. Sunstt was proad, and counted
her beads great deal. She was cod.
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wHAr DrD Ir,-A young lady, returning TO her
country homo amer 0 sojourn OF lew months Ia
New York, was hardly recognised by her friends.
In place Of . rustic, flushed lace. she had son,
ruby complexion, OF almost marble smoothnoss
told them plainly she used liagan's Magnolia
Balm. and would not be without L. Any lady can
Improve her personal appearance very much by
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BIDDEF0RD, ME-, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1867

Aqua ps MAoHoLiA.-Th prsttisst thing the
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money. Il ovsrconss the odor OF psrsplration
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aud 10 . necessary companion in the sick room, In
the nursery and upon the toilet sldeboard. n
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tie.
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All who value beautiful head OF hair and ib
preservation nom premature badness and turning
thairou. IL makes the hair rich. soft and glossy,
eradcates dandruf. and causes the hair TO grow
with luxuriant beauty. II is sold everywhere.
E. Tll0MAs LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
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Heimstrest's inimltabls Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years
II acts upon the absorbents ut the roots OF the
grces. All instantaneous dyes deaden and inluro
the hair. Ilslmstreets q not dye, hut Is certain
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tlfll Ham DREssisG. Prico 50 cents and $i0o.
Sold by all dealers,
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LYONS EXTRACT or PuREJ ANAIcA GINaER-for
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache
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uisnt 10 required. Its careful preparation and
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for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, ut soc
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,rlc
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goetrg.
TIE BIvoUAo OF THE DEAD.


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n. Nam v,s vu,.eo By csS Oman d
J. on the occasion os the removal 70 The cemst~
t,u a. he remsins Of Keetucky sosiIen Who 4
. VITAL .' g.
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A' ' 80. 49,,
"o "' VI ~"
IN y.r.,. .,.,n., c.mp,ns.evuud
rbeir .i,eut tents are spread,
Ana olo,, guards. with solemn round,
rbs Bivouac Of the Dead.
v,,,. .. .,v,,..
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~. ,...,,.. a...,, :, u,a,,,h,s h.unts
,,,.,..,.. ..h,rs
The warriors dreams alarmsj
Nor braylng horn nor screaming hfs
Al dawn shall call to arms.
r. .,,,.,, ,-o,,,. .,. ,,d With n,,,,
mi, ,,,,u,, h.,d. ,r, bowed,
r,.,r h.nvh,, hammer. ,railei I'm dust,
I, NO, their martial shroud.
And p,eo,eous funeral tssrs have washed.
The red gains from each browi
And the proud forms, By battle gasned,
Are freed from anguish nov.
The ,s,shInv troop, the nashlns blade,
The bux,e's ,,Irring blast,
The charge, the dreadful cannonsds,
The din aud shout, are past;
Nor Wars Wild note, nor GloryS peal,
Shall THRU with neroe ds''sh
Those breasts mat never more may '"'
The rspturc' Of the hsh''
Yor, like the dreadful hurricane
That sweeps tie Wild plateau,
Plushed with the triumph yet " gain,
Came down the sseried foo,
Who heard the tempest Of the fray
Break DER the hsh oeneath'
Knew well the watchWofd o. 'na Gay
Was "ViesorJ or peaih'"
Long had the doubtful conflict ragged
Across the surring plain.
Pa, n.,., spch arbt before had waged
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