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II Q Q I'll f = II Il II
RiOias0. Sharing DE- Jointing
SEHHNGEE MACHINE
Patented 1866 Which qcW Rice, Share and Joint
$4,000 Shingles ia one day Of ten hours.

A'e'e'eeeu looo.- W ncn ctV htcc, snare ana Joint
2ooOO shingles IN one day Of ten hours.
7 I will work all wood that can be worked by hand,
Il and much that cannot, either hard soft timber
and n AXE superior single. Three horse power
Will drive it to is utmost capacity and is easily ap
Piled II substantial ly built OF iron and STEEL re-
qires for ground room but thirty inches wide by ten
feet long, and weighs only 1900 lbs. fhe Shin giles
made by this machine arc similar but superior to
those made by han1.
The first revolution Tves a single; the second
r1yes second shingle and shaves the first single on
the top slde the third revolution rves third shin
ge shaves the second the top and the first on The
DO tom the fourth revolution rives fourth, shayes
the first single is jointcd and finished complete
Every revolution afterwards throws out a perfect
shlngle at the rate OF sixty per minute. FIJI
No Single Machine invented equals this nor
can one be made as available little cost. The
hgh price OF labor, the want of competent workmen
and the great saving capacity of this machine
will enable builders and others to procure superior
The expense OF running it at least 900 less per
annuin than any other machine. The power and
time required in rur ming saving machine is great
er than this, which be two DAYS by grinding
the knives once which may be doue in half an hour
and then it is ready tor the next 80 0J0 shing es.
The machine can be seen in operation every dav
from Q A. NJ. to p. NJ, at Melcher & Co.'s Mill,
Portland, where those interested are invited to cai
and see it, and where all information in relation to it
will be given. s-.
For State Rights or for Machines, apply personally
or by letter to
G.. II. DAVIS IL Co.,
No. Morton Block, Portland, Me.
February 20. eod2w
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LOST AND FOUND.
Found !!
Lost!

A STONE MARTIN CAPE which the owner can
n have by proving properly and paying Ifor thii
advertisement. Enquire at NO High st.
Feb 26-dU
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THE WEST gNDrES.

JAMAICA.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-An Havana special
states that from Jamaica we have received
advices TO the 18th inst.
Consul Gregg had been very anxious to
obtain redress tor the outrage committed on
the American whaler Hannah Grant.
A hurricane had taken place at Navassa the
9th INST, which lasted five minutes.
ST. cRoIx.
A st. Croix special dated the 18th state that
the rains are favorable to the crops, and sugar
grinding had commenced. The crop will be
one-fourth larger than the average.
BARBADoEs.
Barbados dates to the 18th state that Gen.
Walker had declared that the accounts con-
corning the Molehead war were deceptive and
unauthorized by the Legislature. A PROPOSE
ton had been made to increase the duty on
imports one-fourtb, but this was denounced as
injurious to trade.
Meteors were seen on the 14th of January.
The crop is favorable.
ST. THOMAS.
st. Thomas advices state that there is a
prospect that the dock viii yet be hoated
The work has been entrusted to Mrrphy's
Company, who also made an offer 10 raise the
steamer Columbian for $4,000. This Offer
was rejected, and the ship VIII be abandoned.
DEMARARA.
Demarara dates to the Sd ult. state that
arrivals from the United States had been
numerous. Common sugar sold at 400 rois.
Freights were quoted at IS.
TRINIDAD.
Trinidad dates TO the 23d say the rains had
partially interfered with the process of sugar
ing Freights were dull and nominal.
HAVANA.
:, Havana special states that Water Island,
the oth OF the British Islands in the Virgin
S,G;aP9' VIII probably be the station of the
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FLORENCE, Feb. 26.-Some Italian journals
are commenting on remarks alleged to have
been made by Secretary Seward in II gard 10
Garibaldi, bnt think his words must have
been incorrectly reported. They hope the
United States government has not been So
cretly using Garibaldi as an agent of dissen-
sion, and trusts America desires only the
unity of ITALY
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To Let.

HOrSES AND STORES on Pearl Street and
H Cumberland Terrace. A fine location, con-
tanning eight and ten rooms, each with modern con-
venienees. Abundance of well and cstern wafer
Apply TO j. l.. FARMER.
fcb1Sd1m No. Al Danforth ST., cor. Park St.
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Stray Cow.

A SQUIRREL Tippet; none the better for the SER
II vice it has seen ANY one finding such an arti-
Gle will be rewarded by leaving it at the Press Ofiee
Eah on-dIf
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CASIE into the enclosure Of the subscriber ON the
" night OF the 18th inst. Red Cow me owner
can have the same by proving properly anu paying
CHARGES IT, +. CLARK,
fs21dlw& Cor Grove and Portland SIS.
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Agents Wanted.
who Wants Business +?

Apply to J. H. osGooD JR., Room 9, Ne. 20
Court street, Boston, Mass.
sBAll nfringelneEts ON our patent rights win be
pros cd nO30d2aw3ln
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DOG Lost

A SMALL Black Dog with white bfeast and paws,
n answers 10 the nam OF Richard; the finder Will
be rewarded by leaving him at
te9edtf HARRIS HAT STORE
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EO.OUO Sample sent iree, w with terms, for
any TO clear S25 daily, in three hours. Business
entirely new, light and desirable. Can be done at
home or travelling, by both male and female. No
gift enterprise humbug ADDRESS
w. II. CHIDESTER,
feb25d&wlw 266 Broadway, New York.
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AUCTION SALES.
Sherif,s Sale.
CUMBERLAND. s.

CUMBERLAND. SIS.
TrAkEN on execution and Will be sold at Public
l. Auction to The highest bidder. on tn URSDAY,
the 9Th day of February, A. D. 1sGS, at 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon, at the Auction Rooms OF r. o. Bal
5ey No. 1863 Fore Street. Portland, in said County OF
cumberland, the following personal properly, TO
VII WI; MEMS Thick and TbiG Boots. Boys and
i; Boots and shoes, Ladies', Misses and Chill
x, serge Goat and Peble Gran Boots, Slippers,
Cartoons, Settee, &c., sc
q. n. PERRY, Deputy sheriff.
Portland, Feb %, 1865 dtd
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BOarders Wanted.

4 FEW Gentlemen boardeis, or gentleman and
n wife, can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st.
November 6. diff
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N1 It'll Beard, desirable suit Of rooms ON the
" first floor, at 81 DaniOrth Street.
u Also other desirable rooms for permanent or
transient boarders.
Feb ls-dtf
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OOOOO AGENTS wANTED.-A

WANT genteel tenement OF five or six rooms,
w in o good location. Rent about $3.50. Apply
to WILLIAM II. JERRIS,
feb25d1w* Real Estate Agent.
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Situation Wanted

S Salesman, in "a wholesale mercantile house. By
~ man OF experience who has an extensive az
ences furnished. For particulars enquire at this
office fc22-Cnw
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Agents Wanted.

VNTE Want irst-class Agents to introduce our
wv NEW STAR SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINES. Extraordinary inducements to
good statesmen. Further particulars and sample
work furnished ON application to W. G.. WILSON
& CO., Cleveland, Ohio; Boston, Mass; or St. Louis,
No ian 2h.-d3m
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For Sale or To Let.
To Let,

NHE frst-class three story brick house, with free
Il stone trimmings, number thirty five High street.
For particulars inquire at the house iel9dtf
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TO LET.
Rooms to Let.

e';;;; rooms o. ''n'''''S ''s"'
LII Apply at No Oxford st.
Feb 25-d3ts
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Store to Let.

TINE new store in Barbour Block ON Middle rect
4 now occupied by j. Burleigh. Also the three
Chambers over the same VIII be let with the st re
or separately. For further in ormaton apply 10 Da-
vid Keazer or H. A. NORTON
February 10. d3w
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WITHOUT BOARD. A suit of furnished Rooms
w pleasantly situaIed near Market Square, lhree
minutes walk from Post Office
Also three single flu nished rooms
Address =. o. Box 1899. te24J3ws
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Maine Legislature.

Especial. dispatch by International Line.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
GurDpGtf0 8.
Bayern.

Sn8atcrn merren nie ufprt11rittz
liden Nnmobun9en" - mic Der Golfsz
tpte 1breitt - thinner or1bcr. Cine 10
ali olute 0errihoft unp 0emo!t> ME td
rer Uprtldritt ZEN &atbpliten 9s9eniiber
anmost> 1T wobrfbeinlib nod nidt raz
0emeien. Ginmal miro ibnen init
Observation-Disclosures, Elm anreres
DIAL nit rem uMe1ier zan>ciez &eblez
leBen" 9errpbt rann iou &cden|baft
iber tie vMeinun9" tei'm 0etet 9e9ez
ben mercen. unp nun finn mir i'm Naz
men Ger u4reibeit" unp her Greiinni9s
felt UNI res ,,Ge6tsitaats" bereit6 10
melt acfommer, inf fprtlhrittliderS ett5
itpn fed unp freb bic Dprperun9 &C.
fellt Miro man lpue renSatbplifen ser>
mebren> lid tbre Oeleuidaft su rdblen
mie ie ibnen su9eio9t, Scamten, bic
lid rem {. g. ~fotb. Gaiino's" anldliei=
1cn> iuuen ataeiebt werren. Die TIM
,trludun9en aeaen Oeifltde me-
gen uN9itatipn" Ae9en ras @dulaeiet
raucrn fprt. Muein in Der StartI eoz
a~enro1f idmcten Z llnteriudun9en >pe=
gen vMojetdte<S eleiri9unaen". Ies
Slerus bin9eaen rorf tdalid 1T lei
rpbeltsn unr p6telbaltelten @eiie bsleiz
~ist merrsn. IS mirc in Der 1bot inn
mer ldDner in Saiern
Miinhen9 9. Nu9uf.- Np9 inn
mer nimmt rer Yrr;eb pom DR.. @.3anz
rer roe DHentlide >intere7e in bptem
Wrare III Aniprah ; reritlbe bat 9e9sn
ras llrthe;l Ctaltjdbrise 6cituusebott]
ne N'hti9ftitstcld,merr ein9erei6t,
UNI nun fpmn't einel batlohe nahtrdAz
lih ans Fidt ron rer nur gu terau>
ern If, car lie nidt ppr remN obriprud
rer Ncldmprenen tefannt NOR. Ge>
fanntlid aot Elm inMinden ausaeisu<
ties Nsmllre, meldee rsn herSp9 Grn1t
spn Grtura> Wrtbo alf General tbctlnebz
mem an csr Shlad't scnyonaenlo|ia
ratittut Gsranlaluna 81 cem Attitsl,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05

manner 3t tor1prpmittrer> bate man
rem 9lidliden Ginfau, BIZ be3iglt6en
8eweisfade 9%rSbtentbeil5 Ser<
9wtnben ju (a1en unb i19t man
nun bic gauge S9ulp ouf nte u1teren
8eamten nnp 8epienlteten Der bpben
&amn,cr Der Nb9eprpneten 3u >pdlSen.
NufaQenp fInnte man eS 11ennen, naB
BET jerer 9roben 2umperet uno jepem
9rpburti9en S6~inoel pper8etrug Ell
ner pcer mebrere bieler 9errn Mtoeoro<
aetet ftefen, tppraus man fat 19lteeen
t6nnte, baB In lelbt9er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u1er cine iaubere Sprte npn 8plfsYertrez
tern ietn mifen.
Sn Neapel ipllte Dor 1penieen Taz
gen Elm italieniides &rie9sidif cine
Netle NM bic @elt antreten. Baron
&icaiplt bate in @enua III 40 &i1en
1500Tlo19en beS beitenN eine5 aufba6
S@iH brin9en la0en, um be1en Gee
tii9tt9feit gu prifen. Nuf benz fur;en
8e9e Don @enua bis Neapel war -
1pe9en Der 9rpben 5ibe Yermutbltd -
fdmmtli9er@c perl9munpen unp nur
bic 40 Soften warer nod lbrie,um Ypl1
Observation-Disclosures 3eusnib absu<
le9en.
Dte8pti@aftb &6ntz
gin npn Gn9lanp BET Der am 81.
Sult erfpl9ten parlament6Yerz
ta9uns nennt bic a~usmdrtisen Be;ie<
bun9en tefriepi9enb uno freunrlid uno
fincet feinen 0runp ;u &rie3sbefur6z
tun9en in europa, perlpri4t au9, rob
bic &%e9ierun9 fprtfabren merce, ben
Beitanp pes Triecens gu fidern. Die:
1er Sab lautet berubi9eno 9e1l1g ; renn
9escn Gnglanr5 @tlen 9eoetbt feline
frauS1fi6 >tel9ilde Nuian& 70 meni9
mie cine fran;Iiii9e Tlptte BON teponz
Serten Sdifen jemal5 in bic Mancun9
Der @cier pber Glbe etnfabren mirr.
Sic Gbrpnrehe er9drst bic Nntmprt
Stanly'S auf bic pben teribrte
Snterpeuation i'm llnterbaui e unp aecre>
ritirt Die an ras 2pnrpner Gabine: 9e<
ri6tcten Mittbetlunsen BON tel9ilhsn
unp boudnotl1en Niiniitern, RAP ra6
0eridt vplt eiuem fran;Iiid~ bpudnz
pii9en bel9iiben Nuton3prpject
purdau5 %unbe9rdnpet lei. Sn oieier
N%,9elcgenbett bat gn9lanc 9elprcdtn
unp 5lpor iein Geto, raber wercen nun
AUDI BON franS6Nider Seite unumrunz
Gene Dementtrun9en oes Auianspro<
icctS nidt ousbleiten. Der Gertaz
9un9 pes porlamentS wiro rem
ndGit Die Nufl61un9 fpl9en, uni
pie &1ni9in 1prtht cas gertraucn aus
rob aus ZEN Neuwablen Elm untsrbaue
%berpcr9eben werre> melde6 ft3 sur
Nuf9abe madt bic pplitiide unp reltz
9ible Treibett> neun 1ic cur6 0eleb
unp 5ertpmmen 9eiidert iinr> 1ln9ez
idmddt III erbalten. Nod Ter Yarta@
ments AulIiun9 miro bic Nabla9ita@
ttpn in 9rpearti9iter ul,o wrbl aud III
befti9iter Neile betrieben merce, unp
cos c19lilde Gplt bic i6werite NriifunA
ieine5 peria0un9streuen ecieyliGen
Stnncs su BEL teben baben.
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Muslanbi1@es
Nreufen.

- Mu5 per Di6jele Grier miro
9eldrieben
Die friiber peni9 9e9laubteN uGri9t,
ba6 mir uniern 5errn Bil9pf Or. Matb.
Gberbaro gu @unften pes erjbii91fi&en
StubleS BON Gretbur9 perlieren
f6nnten, tau9t wieoer auf unp 9ewinnt
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&tr6lt6e 8ert6te>
Snldnbi1@ { :.
YiGtatipnen

SDUNly.
9(m 10. September, ct. Sacobs.
Sim 20. September, Nt9mpnp.
Mm %. September NeuzM un@en.
- Der 9p@wirhiste SEER 8Hdpf
EbpmaS Grace &p>1rpe CUR CONFEDERATION
hes e%rnaunten 8ii1pfeS Don Ga Gro0e,
beS @o9wirpisfteu Germ Mtd. 5eib>
eineelaben> welde am 6. September
fattipbet unb miro rabin fI@ te9ez
ten.
[Gingeianbt.]
9as Sribuum.
5~aut@aptbs> %. Dug. '68,
2ebten Spnnta9 purbe III BET 11e1en
Stride Don @art Mapic5 fir ras erl te
M(al has III. Spfer car9etradt> unp
;,par son 3 Yrieitern: spn P. Mu9utt<
nus Burns 0. S. B., per unermioliGe
pfarrer bielcr 0emeinpe, ypr P. Spbn
Mylwarb D. d. Yrpfehpr BON ct.
Sp3nS GpQe9tuul unp Don ?. Wlertlt5
Gpelbrpf O. S. B., ebenfallS Yrpfe1pr
ne5 pben9enannten Snltitute5. S@pn
frlbe ware11 Die g%enannten @erren an
Srt unp Steue, um bic Betdte1 III bDz
ren> ben1 bic Beidttinper lieben nidt
lau9e auf i& >parten> ipnpern >paren
etfrt9it bemubt> bic G%naoenSeit su bez
nIben.
MlS IS 8 l1br rar> las P. Meri1S
bic bell. Mele na@ ibm P. Spbn Mylz
warr, uno UNI 10 llbr las ?. Mu9ulin
bic ". Me0e, wdbrerp welder P. Sobn
Mylwarb cine iebr gepie9e1e uno tnterelz
1ante prert9t bielt. Gripra@ pom al
lerheilio1ten Mlter6i aframente unb fltrte
fem Sbema NIT FOLDER 0ei9tdlibfeit
rurd> bab er ale3uhIrer felelte. @enn
mir ein llrtbetl uber Jpn erlaubt 1ein
ioute> mIGte i9 nit 0ewibbeit urtp nit
Re@t bebaupten> paB er einen cer eriten
N1n9e r11ter pen Yrepi9ern einnimmt,
1pppbl bu id6nen Gintleipun9 pes
Stpfes> als AUDI rer @rincltdtett nee
gen.
Ole sanse Stride mar 9eflut unp
iiberflut nit Menlden uno t@ CLAUDE
faum su irren, wenn t6 iuge rab flnfz
sia perl omen 1id auberbalb cerielben be-
fanben. @iele Ger an%selebenlten SAINT
lien ct. Glpub'S woren 9e9enwdrti9, ia,
Deut(9e uro Transplen fancen iid ;u
tieler Teltltdfeit Elm, pbldpn ie beionz
pers ben einltmali9en Sewpbnern rer
orinen prer VI. Snlel gait.
Na9 per lebten ". Wfelle nabm P.
Mlerius einen Deutl9en, rer in rer
epan9eliiden &eli9ton 9etpren unp er<
;oaen mar UNI jegt 80 SABRE 3dblt,
lammt ieinem Slime 1T zen S9opb Der
fatbplilhen STRIDE auf. Optt 9ebe cem
Neppbiten bic 0naps Elm gutter uno
braYer &atbrltf gu tleiben.
SIS tbut oem5erSen eines jecen Gbrtz
ften ppbL gu ieben, wie 1i9 ret Baum
pe5 &reu;e6 Gbriitt INNER mebr aus
breitet !; mie e6 INNER tbepre Seelen
aibt, bic Der %einlarenpen Stimme res
oSttli9en 9eilanpe6 gum Borne pes
ewiaen 2ebcns @ebDr 9eben.
MDae @ptt uno ne leltglteS un9frau
Dem P. Nusuitin> Dem Miiitoudr Der
Srii9en STRIDE BON Minneiota, ie9nen
1owte AUDI ale feline tbeuren Mitarbeiter
i'm Wetnber9e re6 9errn.
UDEIs.
Mltpn.-u I'm tr, um feline Gt6ceIs
bo&Yerriente 8ii4pf Sunder 1T lei
Der iebr tranf BON elmer 8ilitattonsreiie
suridsefebrt u1o lie9t nod idwer car>
11ieper.
Mu6lGnbifmeS
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Sefcrreib.

-Sn rer eebaifieaen@si ;isben bic
G,eden n8Dbmen> ME 9e9en aue reutz
i1rn Befretuneen, 10 AUDI se9en bas
@isner S9iBenfet los unp t'melle1
eorurd p1ierer sinmal, wie peit es nit
ibrer @crtraaiamteit NIT ren Deuti9en
Der 1T, reren ile neuli6 10 1ebr nod IN
3drid Gd ribnten.
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pesen te1en 3anper perurtbetlt murbe.
SEPT ertldrt Elm ebemali9er ban1cperaz
niider Stabs Sff;ter 6fentlt9. cab
ber5er;p9 bic Sdladt BON oer bic 9arz
&c @e9enp beberri9enben Nnb6be an9e@
ieben 1np s&par i'm @iplansu9. Sp<
BALD bic &etirace Der rreuBif9en uno
cpbur9tidm Truppen bs9cnnen> iet cerz
lelb eili9it ben Berg btnunter9e9an9en
uno ief rann 1T einem @ase1 na@
9ptba a%b9cfabren. Garauf retu3trt
it6 Der 5elpenmutb bes 99spsS bel
2anaen{alSa,
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NUMBER

the Department Of Washington, il Is
said, BY the Republicans, Will subject,
himself to the imme date orders only Of
General Of the Army, and not to those
Of the President.
The guard at the War Department has
been doubled. Colonel Carr, of General
Emory's staff remained there last night
by order Of General Grant.
The President is in receipt Of letters
and kilograms giving him assurance of
appreciation and support.
The Republicans are also constantly
being encouraged, in asimilar manner, to
unfalteringly execute the work they have
undertaken.
The President to-day directed appli.
cation to be made to Court to morrow
for mandamus or quo soarranto, with a
view Of making Mr.. Stanton show under
and BY what authority he retains pos
session Of tho War Departmens. S
The message which Colonel Moore,
acting private secretary to the President,
carried to the Senate yesterday, bat was
presented from delivering owing to the
early adjournment Of that body, was the
nomination of the Hon. Thomas Ewing.
of Ohio, as Secretary Of War. His
name will be sent to the Senate tor NOR.
row.
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a BIack Eye.s

The Rev. r. Balgarnie, Of Sarbfo' !,
gives the following story. told to him
during visit to the Catskill Mountains:
"A gentleman of the party said, aJohn
Brown once gave me black eyer Twas
then young land surveyor, and was en-
gagged professionally in certain district.
At dinner time tall, bony, awkward man
sat down at the table in his shirt sleeves.
/ thought itrude behavior, and remon-4
strated with him. He took no notice
until, in my warmth, Ichallsnged him t,
fight. The challenge was accepted, and
we went out into the yard to have it out.
Having taken lessons in the art Of box
ing, thought the man was no match for
me. | had just'put myself into position,
according to the rules. when lol something
came between my eyes like an iron pump
handle, and I fell senseless to the ground.
After recovering myself. my antagonist,
who was supporting me coolly said,
s'Young man, the best thing you can do
with that eye, is to apply a little raw
beef to it,
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AIWays Reanfifnl.

Ata festival party Of old and young
the question was asked, which season Of,
life is most happy After being freely
discussed by the guests, it was referred
for answer to the host, upon whom was
the burden Of feui-score years. He
asked if they had noticed grove Of trees
before the dwelling, and said:-aW When
the spring comes, and in the soft air the
buds ar. breaking on the trees. and coy-
cred with blossoms, / think, how beauti.
falis springl And when summer comes,
and covers the trees with its heavy fof..
age, aud singing birds are all among the
branches, think, how beautiful is sum
merl When autumn loads them with
golden fruit, aud their gorgeous tint of
frost, | think how beautiful is autumn!
And when it is sere winter, and there is
neither foliage nor fruit, then / look up,
and through the leafless branches, as /
could never until now, | see stars shine
through"
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An elderly man, shabbily attired, was
seen walking through one Of the fashion
able streets ina large city one cold De-
cember morning, supported by q lsrge
staff which he grasped firmly in one
hand, while from his other swung bun
die wrapped in coarse cotton handker-
chief. HIS coat was of coarse gray, and
had evidently seen hard service, though
still perfectly whole and neat. The trav-
eler walked slowly along, as ! have said,
examining carefully as he passed the
nameE on the door-plates. He finally
paused Ssfore a dwelling of showy ex
terror, whish 1--WE may credit the testi-
mony of the plate upon the door, was oc-
cupied by Alexander Beaumont.
"Alexander Beaumont Yes, that's
the house,, murmured the traveller to
himself. as he assembled the steps and rang
the door-bell.
His summons was answered by ser
want who, after amoment's scrutiny which
apparently was not oe very favorable
character, said roughly:
aWell. sir. what do YOU want?'
as Mr.. Beaumont at homer" said the
old man, without needing the intentional
rudeness.
..No sir he ;s notn
nTbsn narbans T ran see his w;se9u
81. think it very doubtful, but I will
see," and the servant withdrew without
d.r was cold and his clotb;ng Seemed
ay III. ha .,ss o;aat - 1880. h;n, f.o,o ~
;sa,ayanar a s'se W -
Mrs Rsa,mont WAS reol;n;no on q fan
all - room hanasomeIv furnished
ms M. - ~. 49, 49, aaaas;na = ha. 49,
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~ 80 ss :. AZ sntraSoa of tha ssr,ant 40
'esss ss5U 8, - - am pot.uon = 49, - ;an,.;ssa
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-. =
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snv ~ : sUS .Ss oonSent;onsl sense af II,
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THE BELL.

| saw her in hfes early morning season,
In infant beauty, like some hover elysian
When mornings deWs are on it yeti
And round that opening bud they met,
While tenderly the cadeuce fell,
Full OF joy-the christning bein
The christening bsiil
II saw her in her beauty. when they led her
In maidenhoods young loneliness, to wed
ner;
Fnose lovely eyes OF JOY did speak,
nus rose was On ner raoian. cneek'
80 .no 'auen0e iei',
: w q nope-sno maftiAse 0sm
s.s'ss'a : = : : : '.''s : ess.
| saw her once again. all coldly lying,
Beyond the joy-beyond the later sighingi
HOW perfect was tnas oreamiess rest
win meek hands ioided on the breast,
"hiie mourntuily tne cadence fen,
Like . soD-tne passing oelii
me passing oeiii
All happyl-not for her those faded flowers,
And withered hores-and woes of later
heursl
Why should she lnger here to feel
The worlds cold shadows DER her steal,
And hear the bitter, bitter knell
OF joys that die-like tOlline helll
Like tolling bell
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