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ErrEcr OF Barn WoaK ON THE HsA1ru.

ErFEcr OF BRAIN Work ON THE HEALTH.
IA question which has long been agitated
|p,o and con is whether ne work Of the
brain is ihjuficus TO- ones health. and whe-
Their il shortens ones life. Most Iof the
talented men OF France reach ID very re-
spectacle age. Look, for instance, at some
|of the men ot the Academic Fra ncaise. M.
viennet. although SO years of age. is yet in
The full enjoyment of his intellectual fscul-
ties. NJ. de .Segur, az 80, is as aliye II
all that IS going forward as he. was 80 years
ago; de Pongersille. rs, completed the
other day the revision his fine translation
Eqt !. Lucretia." the fourth edltioa pf! which
has just appeared Lebrun. at 80. is as hale
las ever; viilemair. the father u the Acad-
Iepy, whose ELECTION took, place in 1871 lis
7s;e,sry NOW and they've bear Of his bst
lpg seriously il, but Tor all that. he has not
the mgst rsmple idea ef either yaeatipg his
fauifiRl or at giving tpp, has functions, OF
perpetual SECRETARY, which he ipihlls with
the mpsrasslduous.punctuality. l.amartlpc
ls ~, yet bis step, IS elastic.I and.ne holds
himself as upright as when he saved the
IeuuNil iAVm thSu hvp"oHSAhtsWyt ~ 1870.
sleurens, 70. has been Ill Tor ten years. yet
attends regularly. Count Charles de Mon
talembe;t. and Ponsard the popular poet,
although both lll--are still, in the full pps-
session 81 their brilliant faculties, M. Sui,
zot, IS, apa NJ. Theirs, SO, still represent
The July monarchy with all ;heii woaIed
slsor, aud each 81 these oye,rran Qfleapisi
tatssmen enjoy robust health., Berger,
y, the staunch Legillmist. Is as ,brlgs auli
active as any. Wan oil halt his age ! Victor
cou,'u. shs, dsliyhlIal Oi9srapAer ST HE
celebrated women d LoaIs ,XIY's Time,
sll4ough suaerips from chest disease, pre-
serves his health BY annual visits 70 Can
mes during the winter. The Duke dc Brog-
lie, 50, sonin-law 10 Madame de Stael. 4
sill a. polished and strong as though he
was made oil steel. The young mrmbers
oi the acadcmy--shoss ages. however.
range from so 70 70--are The Dake Of Mail
les. prosper Merimee. Saint Marc Gi,ardin,
Sainle Beuye. yi,et. Remu,at. Doucel,
Nisard. archbishop Duplndloup, Sasy.
sandeau, Dutaure. Faluus and Lsprade.
POeeiga Paper.
+ "A .
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HENRY WARD BEEcHER ON Fops..

But what shall gay of those miserable,
dispicable sprigs ~ humanity that live To-
adore their pocket and their
collars s--men that walk through society
with the thought that'the chief end of their
life is to engage in the frivolous amuse.
ments of the passing hour. aud to spend
their time between those frivolous amuse-
ments and their mirror, thinking Of doing
nothing. and wanting to do nothing men
million Of whom might live in the, and
We be no more conscious Of their existence
than oil the existence Vi the insects around
US men million oi whom might die and
all be put in one graye-if you only buried
their souls men that put on airs oil gentili-
ty and niceness. and louka apMl 1.-The rude
clqwn, as they cali the working Inan, with
supreme conlempt, and pity, AUa .men..hat
have no respect ter those thataars ubl,g
to get up early aud sweep opt thessterr !;
men that are. just as CERTAIN 10 die ,knaves,
ii they donotdie tools, - there is slawI,in
nature II cannot express INV abhorence
for these siriplmgsot fully. i declare
that. in our time of the world, with our
illumination. with duties pressing from
every, side, and with ell the Tue uica,ioas
and examples that have been handed down
70 Us. Vt disciples vi Christianity, q spaa
who ,fads nothing 70 do and has no DIS
positisa To do nything, is afrsclien4l man.
tie is Dot even q bright shiniag slragment.
And otall men thai are lawful prexbl cpn-
tempt and the curling OF the llp.a these
whllillngs oi gentil.ty saie rshei must emf
nenss asaa nagp 80 mu7l gnAlslsI
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TolTHE PUBlac.--The State of MARYLAND
and benevolent Associations in the North
ierl States have lately eomnntls,l to IN
charge, as Governor of North Carolina,
generous donations OF corn and bacon, 10 be
distributed 10 the most destitute OF our. peo-
Pile. | am extremely ANXIOUS TO carry out
faithfully the benefcent designs Vi the do.
nors, aud owing TO innumerablr executive
duties. hnd il impossible to ascertain all
the facts. and auend TO all the ,lutie. and
correspondence necessarily attending tie
trust, at my request. the Hon. Danl. NJ.
BaHinsrr. and the pastors OF Iour churches
of the city, 20 wit; Res. DC. Masoa VI the
Episcopal Church. Rev. DIR. Skinner Of the
Baptist Church, II. II. Hudson oI tue
Methodist Church. and Rev. ]. VI. Atkiu-
son Of the Presbyterian Church. have con-
sented to assist me. The .CsthsIic minister
would have been invited 10 act with hi.
commission, If his residence bad been IN
the Giy. Cemmunicauons on this subject
addressed 10 either OF these gentlemen will
receive proper attention.
JONATHAN WORTH.
Governor vt North Carolina.
Apl. rs, 1867.
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ADVERTISING. Prentice of The Louisville
Journal, IN lis issue of the 3sul ult.. SAYS /:
We have been carrying on the Louisville
Journal between thirty six aud thirty seven
ye,rs. During tiat time We have known
no man 81 business In the city 70 fail who
advertised literally. And We have known
no one 10 succeed in any considerable, il
even il a respectable degree. who DID,
advertise literally pas u
aa8.
Sanford Cenover. convicted Of perjury
before Congressional Investigating Com.
mittes, has been sentenced 20 ten years i'm.
pfisontnent In the Penitentiary. IT,.
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IL i. stated in the Raleigh papers that President
johnson has accepted an Invitation fiom the citizens
Of Raleigh 10 visit thai city about the middle Of May,
to be present At the laying Of corner s,ose OF a
monursn, in memory ofihe Presidents father. He
win be accompanied. il is said, BY vi. Seward and
sns or two others Of his cabinet.
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A horrible case Of burying alive j. re-
ported to have, occurred in jacksonville,
illinois. A beautiful young lady Of seven
teen. engaged 10 b. mirrle,l. va, lunnd in
her bed sne mornns 10 all appearances
dead. Several physicians examined the
body and prnnou ncrd her 50. She had taken
chIoroiorm TOR her teeth, aud there seemed,
no ossible doubt that the dose had been a
talal Que. She was bnrIet.. A few DAYS
since. her relatives. being about 10 r. nave
to anDiher State. desired 10 take the re,
mains with them. They opened the collin
and were horror stricken 70 find The corpse
turned over. both hands foil Of hair and the
clothing torn % shreJs. chlnroIorm bad
placed her ina deep trance. from which she
avoke 10 find herself 10 her colin ani her
grave. t
THE MISsaAL WEALTH or THg USTEp
SrATgs.-The Mining Telegraph estimates
that In The Sierra Nevada range and adia-
cent territory alone one thousand quartz
mills OF capacity Tor crushing FIFTY tuns
each day could be employed. aud, iaking
the yield IL $3.50 per ton. this would add
10 tie wealth Of the nation SIC 500 900 a
day, OF $4,000. oO0. 900 per annum. Coal.
more Important than gold. abpund.. was
thought exirasagant When said 10 my
BritI.l, cousins that 10 one Of oar coal fields
sc could. ii il we're sScay,ted. drip all
England. But. DOR coal fields cover an
area Of rs. 600 square miles. snficient 70
receive England. Wales. scotland. and all
Diber islands ~ the British. seas. aud have
l0a, 4jO square miles left. II each cubic
mile souid Thrush 7Ol. 900. 600 Of tons an
nually for thousand years. a. Il is suppos
ed. our machinery will not soon be stopped.
EFrscr OF FEIonr,-0n Sunday night a
party u colored pesple IN a,house 90 Hall
lar street were talking OF ghosts. when one
Of them. woman. expressed herself as be-
ing very much afraid vi them. Soon alter
wards. having occasion 10 20 IN the rear Of
the house, she encountered q man who had
wrap ped himself ia sheet, for the purpose
ofirightenipg her. The poor creature was
30 much alarmed that she Instantly fell
speechless 10 the ground, aud up TO last ac-
counts she had not spoken. Her condition
is very critical, and the cruel joke perpelra-
ted upon her may yet eyentuate 10 her
death. This case should be . warning.
/ ,ystf.0 1900. Psiersblvg Iadsx.
l-0ser fifty disabled soldiers have been
entered at 0xlord college, Georgia. under
he provisions Of an act Of the Legislature
pdtbat State, which allows three hupdred
dollars per year for each disabled soldier
under The age Of thirty years, for edaca-
.tionsl purposes. II ioa mii ,lipE " n
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Washington, April ga squad Of the
TIN cavalry fought the Cheynne Indians
thirty miles wesi Of Fort Dodge. killing six,
and losing one killed and one wounded.
The HeraId's Washington correspond
emf SAYS that Surrait's trial is Improbable.
a, deep Impression is entertained BY the
administration adherents Of Mrs. Surratts
innocence, which her sons trial only can
make more apparent.
The citizens Of Halifax gave the colorsd
people Of that town complimentary din
ner. on Saturday last, as q mark Of appre-
citation Of their services during the recent
fire in that town.
A family from IreJell county, who were
attacked last sumner with the Indiana
ferer. reached Charlotte Last Sunday night.
aud left Immediately for their old home.
Twelve months experience convinced
them that they could not mend their lnr-
tunes either 10 Illinois or Indiana. This
will be the experience Of all who make a
similar experiment.
After the Resolution had ended, 10 1875,
our country covered $50. $50 square miles,
In 1860. By various acquisitions. this had
grown TO 3.0i0.27z square miles. and pow,
BY the Russian cession, II j. 2. 49l ,j5S
square miles. The Republic has extended
30 msre thas four times It's size eighty foui
years ego, FACT which should receive hon
orable meuiion from our Fourth Of July
srstors.
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Nillsbaraugb 4sraraer.
HILLSB0R0CGH, N. G.
Wednesday. May I, 1865.
The Lady's Book, for May. has been ieceiv-
ed, with we'll filled pages and rich cngraslngs, as !.
always is

Our eaterprising neighbors. Messr. Brown . Co..
inform as tina. they haveust shipped twenty barrels
Of a,ur, the rs, sent by The trade from Marlborough
since the war; they having been bringing Il hereto-
fore from the North. In our yiswlhe price Of dour
here still coatinaes loo high 10 commence scndinsis
abroad; but the day when this could prof,aely be
done has been long looked for, land may hope that
hisis The bfsinnug Of the old trade with the cas-.
tern shore, The wheat crop in this, section ne
yer looked better or more promising than s,Pres-
ent, and il favored throughout the season bsun,fu
harvest may be expected. Our farmers are buying
fiuauo and Baush. Phosphate Of Lime in large guam
lilies. and We hope great in provement in other res
poets viii be made in our agricultural system. 4
would aod foad for much gratiacalion, i our Gu;
zens. instead OF seeking homes abroad, would labor
more 10 make paradise at home, as many oil then
nglrs sHl al aaI8sH l0 sElif iakfIuksaI
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FoREI0N NEws.-Lohdon, April 81
Queen Victoria has written letter to the
King Of Prussia, 10 which she takes ground
in favor OF the recent and more moderate
propositions Of France in regard TO the
disposition Of Luxembourg. aud advises him
to accept the plan Of compromise TO which
Napoleon is not unwilling u accede. !
Paris. April Pit is officially stated
that the Emperor has expressed his satis-
faction with the negotiations Tow pro.
crossing for the settlement Of the Lurem-
burg question.
London. April ss.-At late hour last
night the Prussian government signified
BY telegraph its acceptance Of the PROPOSE
ton made by the Queen of England for a
general conference a, London Of the great
powers to settle the Luxembourg di.pute on
The basis of the naturalization of the Grand
Duchy. 10 be guaranteed by all the powers
represented at the conference.
ST. Petersburg. April e7.-Itis said thai
the Russian government wfll receive from
the United States fleet of irunclads in
stead Of the stipulated sum Of money ~
payment for the cessiun Of Russian Amrri-
ca.
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John Marlborough. strsgger from the United States
army, who came into this neghhorhood soon after the
close Of the war; vas arrested on Friday las. under
change Of horse stealing, and ssamiisd 70 lall %
awai,nial al the September term Of our saPer.et
Court The evidence which has been ELECTED, inP-
Gates him no, only 10 stealing Mr. Thompson
but also as participating in sAs robbery Of Nc Lynehs
shop. Ns n
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sheriff. Sale.
State Of Kansas, IS.
In the District Court tor Doniphan County,
State OF Kansas.
Koch, Chew & Co., Plaintiffs.
Chloe NJ Tennelt. Order of Sale.
Wilson Merrill. Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will, on the
~ 18th day OF November, A. d. 1867, between
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Given ander my hand. tins 9Th day Of Octo
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"nier and Acting sheriff Of Dooiphan Co.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sheriff. Sale.
State Of Kansas. &C
Doniphan COUNTY,,
Ia The District Court for Donphan County,
State Of Kansas.
Henry c. Norman. ! Plaintiff.
William S. Wright iorder of Sale.
and
Melvin z. Avery. Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby giver. that 1 will, on
IN the s5th day Of November, A. u. 1867.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, and I
O'Clock, r. NJ. of said day. ut the door Of the
Court House, in the town Of Trcv, Doniphan
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lie auction, for cash. the following described
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the north east quarter OF section number TWEEN
ty.three. (23) in township number three ~
south. of range number twenty, (20l contsin
ing forty t40) acres OF land. more or less, stu
ate in DoniP.ian County, Kansas. Taken as
the property Of William s Wright, and offered
for sale 20 the hiehes. bidder for cash. tc sat
isfy 4 certain judgment and costs. now Of re
cord. in the District c-rrt for pociphan Coun.
", in TIE State Of Kansas. IN which Henry c
Norman Wa plaintiff, and william S. Wnsh,
and Melvin l.. Aver -ere defendants
! Given under ny hand this Tth DAY of Octo
Der. A. y. 1857. los. HAYToF,
! Under and Acting Sheriff Of Doniphan c.,
: by Jcs. p HsxrscS reputy Sheriff
October 81, seST S. Prs fec, SO 50.