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TESTIMONIALS.

l. 4I0 l. 4 1o4N lxAX/A1s
HOS. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
cfef Justsc. of ne Snpr.me Court ~ PsnBsyranis,
wnta
Phi tds,phia, March 16, lsdr.
good sosie. r.sfaI IN si,rvs.. d ,ss digs
dive ox~aps and o. xrsss benefit in cAAe1
Of debility and ssut Of action IN tse y stem
Tours truiy, 9sn. VI, WOODWARD
HON. JAMES TEoMPsOy.
Judoe 0, Ire spprene Court ri Fs-..ty,,anir.
Philadelphia. April % its5
II consider sHoehsnd's isrIan blsteifa rataaa.
edicae Il attacks o. inairest.oa or Lyspepsx
eau CERTIFY This from my eape-terce Il
' JAMES sHoHpsos.r
From rev. JOS. II. KENNAHD. y. D..
Pastor Of ta< 7ssfa Bpahrs ,hssres. Philadelphia.
Dr. Jackson Dear Fir. have been frequently re-
quaetad 10 connsft my with recommendations OF
dd<relt kinda Of mt driprs hns regarding the practices
ali Cases declined. bas ~ with el.sr proof In
various Instances, and - particularly tn my
own family. II a. n sfsiusss Of Dr. HooGasds German
Batssra depart fsr from my usual eaurs~ to 81
systsm. and esq ecfdliy for Lirsr Cospatnt, scs
rafnsfs prsyrsuhsR In caves II sy fail, bnx
USUALLY, doubt will DO very beneficial 10 thoSe
WAC au6sr nom tts above cAnsss. 49,
Yours, very respectsailys
Eighth, bslos coates IT,
From Rev. =. %. FEHDALLs
ArsistaHt ksiiw Csristfan chsescte, PAaasephtd.
iand's esan bitt<se md feel u ny privilege - recon
rneHd them rcrt valuable tthc u all Sko zuf
fssinE from gee sfat debility hom dsees ar.ing
from ds'anssaatnt Of the liver.
Y5urs, truly,
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First Prize,
PATTERsoN'S
Ir(n Works &P0QldlY

on the corner Of PISA and Third streets, front
lag on piasa Ice feet, running back loo feet.
siss of Machine shop. u feet wide and loo feet
long four stories hi ghGrst story stone, two foot
wall the other three brick: metal roof; heavy
iron eaiamps through the eent;e Of each story.
Foundry 45 feet aide, SO feet long, 20 feet high,
Of brick COED eupaio and room, and core room.
Bl ekxfusth shSn 70 feet wide. 50 feet long, stone
and brick metal roof. Office i5x20, i've stories
high 81 brick metal rosf. All The above Shops
are suppied ~ith the beat engine. lashes, pisaers
aad taels throughout; good lot Of iron and wood
TASKS, Haa7a good lot VI patterns The above
Shop has capacity 70 work 1et hands. o:Eee
has sAse, desks clock, and furniture al in good
Order, S
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Hox. B. f. IoAx, Of Missouri declines to
be candidate for re election, in note adj
dressed to the Savannah Courier.
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Chicago Iron works.

pvRLEY TYEsELL. T;sporisr. snd Jos,-rs Of
- China, 6.ass, and Kathleen ARE, 10. ~ Lake
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Making in all 800 Valuable Prizes,
RAEsISG
FROM SO TO 6I2D. oo6.

DETAILS OF THE DRAINING Ia suitable
committee Of responsible aud honorable gentlemen
will be selected to conduct The drawing and award
ing the Prizes IN the day appointed, al the City
Hail. Alen LII. Plan Of drawing will be similar
10 the one o. Chouseau Smith mill and farm.
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PRICES

Hooassfs esraa Aitsss - bottle =
half dofse.......-.-. : q
Aoodands eernAn Tonic. put ~ n qaAst botsts 70
pr bottle half dozen $500. = 10
p6 ncf target 10 ssamfns we'll ths article you bsy
b yrd9e y - the esnnine 4 .
Eef 9his - ali nrnsGisss aaA Dsaasrs
% Coa1oanes.
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,~kth t.~1s~ rn.t.. -
CAUTION.

Hochssds German Rem ediss srs eountsrf, it'd re
that the aigasture NJ. IA sKsoN l. ON
eeuatsFt.ts
Principal once and mAnafsetory a tbs 3erm4n Nod
saae Store, 10 e3i AHCH re<s. BAilad-lptie.
CHAn -. kvANN,
Germ IN Dru9zist Proofteter.
Formerly U. II JAoKLoa &Co.
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'f1EEICK "a BeTB8 HOu1n 60,
&, ; - s.'I Es:as "a: n: g !
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CHI
TR ABE.
The msr1aniile houses whose oaedA
compose this colnmn are cassfally sslected
from the leading firms in Chicago IS those
whsss extsnsive operations md Widespread
reputation entitla them to the Arst rank in
commmcc. The business cards Of these
establishments in their several trades have
been classified in alphabetical order, form
ing . comprehensive sYpopsis Of business
Information, upon which our merchants
en- rely.
Agricultural Implements.
TILros, LIBBY HITCHCOCK, Jstbsrs in Asricui.
/ taral Inp,emsnts, Thimtie fksirs. Eat Irons,
Wagon M.hsss. wsos STOCK lM :. Water 4. = So
HARr, Asrgs CO., lss South wsser street, Flour
l. -
aunDy, BarsAp. Wool, Ham. And Salt sAeks:
Bankers.
7 UNIT, pKesros XEAH. ~ Clark street, Bankers
L. and Dealers IN Gnvesnmeut securities, Land War
r.nis. Land Aesip. ssa Paeac R.ilro.a so.d..
Betting and Rubber Goods.
II ALLocK wHR Men, Rubber and Leather Belt
II Ing Hess aud Packing, CothinY. Boots aId Over
shoes, and E,aiionsrs' Articles, and ali Rub
ssr aesd.. l.s lake s.rsss
RubbeF 6ooAS.
d UBBgR CLOTHING CO., Y. u. ". A. shepard,
II Manufacture all descriptions ~ Heavy and Ssncy
Rubber sonds, Hos and Batting, satensry and Drug
Goods. 81 Lsksstrest.
Books.
L Laks street. furnish sunday echool Libraries
hberat Catalogues 81 eundsy kehoo psbiicstons
Boots and shoes.
a UerfN, CLAP I CO.. Wholesale pssisr Aad Job
"A bers II Bot. and thnss. Iasse asd well sslsctsd
etock II bottom prices, - Michixsn Arsaus.
NHANRERLIs, pMIfH MOORE. NsuufAetursrs
" and Jebbsfs Of Boofs and skoes % and 81 Michigan
n MHsNDsRsos CO.. Manufacturers and job
~. bsrs Boots aad bhoss Nos. 10 and u Randolph
Blank Books, Stasionery 4 Pa
per Warehouse.
CULVER, PAaK HoYss, Ma. 4 Book Aauuf.c-
fur-rs, stssn job Pointers and Jobbe.s Of fine
Psrr Stationery ard and-rs Goods lse 100 Lake 81
Brick Machine.
THE MONITOR makes more and est'sr hatks With
i owen 20 wer with brtakdowo.. thar aay other
Machine. Esgie WORKS Mig Co ~ Canal Street
Clothing.
VoUsg BaOf TO-: Manufacturers AID wholesale
i Dealers IN " ms and Boys Clothing. - and lou
Michigan Atennss
Commission.
llLAIR DKSssoEBA co. Con mission Merchants
- ho. IDS Kashiastsn strs.t- Eienr, 6rsn, Pse.s-
ions. Ac
-----s---=--5.--------4---.ss.---
DIxLsY. HibLk KissgY waal Commission Mr.
chants, IL, % AID 20 AshSsa AYeaae, corner Lake
street. thiesko
UNDERWOOD ~ forurui .slou Merchants In VICAR
~ Grsia. sssds, Park, Lard, Beef T.now. SIC onlcs
- Nassson street
-
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Refers by Permission TO

5uiss JOSEPH GllissEie, Of Ejuardsyi.e
8 W Fabsr, Mayor Of the city Of Alton
h Weaver, Alderman do Hs
John Shooter, do do do
aso Yaalsl d. 60 do
Chss Wise. Attorney
II Baker, Judge Alton City Corr.
c A CALDWELL ia her Alton National Bank
D Rsrie, fsse HER tfrkt National Bank, Altcn
i scarrstt, Prasideut do do do
h 6aar Wholesale arocer, Alton
s ssss ep nsahep. d. DO
W RsniIs, Express Agent, Alton
Topping Bros Co, Wholesale Hardware Merchants
Ee!eeA Hnyner, do Go 90
Hoasiaad, y holessls cioshisr
Judge n " Billings
Col Back msster
g Allen. Fulton Iron Work., St Louis, No
Waters. simons xco do
David Pierrun, Pauknx, carrolltan, Ill
4 Biarkhnrn. Banker, yIrden, III
8staer C1~An Hitler, 60
Il II Beech, Foundry, Lscafeid, III
Weer Bro, Miliess, cariinsiIie, Ill.
Jones. Chaplin Co, Whoissa:e Dealers in ooeperaxe
Chicago, III
Al Me+ker. Wholesale Iron Dealer, chicaso, Ill
Wn Wilson, Wholesale Hardware ST Lon.s
Hapson z Co Alton Agrfcnixursi WoFhs.
Refnske u Thomas Msiles, Girard, III
Ne.srs Cant veli d Wantl. Roller DEALERS
3 a FiIi@y, $50 Main street, CT Louis.
Jobs Shield, III Worth HsTkef street. q Louis
Csozies, uaGle Foundry
We'll. 100 and Ill Ma n strcet, b LouI,
Au4 Frank, do DO
JssssA Qsisisy, Altos
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Fancy Dry foods nad Notions
IL Eth. Hoou CO.. Importers and J b5sss Of
II fancy Try 0eoxw, Motions. Hosiery wits Goods
and vnisn 0spds. complete stpsk iowsss pyss 81 and
ss Michigan Ayesus
MI A>hls9 DsDR, VI rs o., \ hoicsair D. 4 rfe IL
lsl Notions Hoop Skirt, Hosi.ry, Glgvrs and fsncr
Dry Gaed-, - iak-ssrs u nor sssrk rev
SkYaptR GARTER : CO. poi sFrs sd Joutysr 10
- White aocd-i Lnsns5 Hosiery. Gloves, sotigt !,
Trinmin e. t.r.e,.. - aud IS Aichirtn Avspae.
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NOTICE.

Hs veil sssablisb - et sAas fully hAif Of ihs
female portion Of ouf p,puish,n seldom
In tbs srjsynest Of n God hesish. o., 70 uss
their swn II p. asiou, = sever ssei stEs they
iassnid, devoid OF all sngy, ,atsmey nervous snr
hare appetite.
10 this slsss psrsoss tbs Bissrs the Tonic are
auSec&Apy saanAsA1s1.
WEAK AND DELEGATE CHILDREN
Are nade strosg b. thu 81 either 81 these Tsssis
They viii cure ever esse OF MARAsNus without faf
rhoasands Of rsrfieSatss bare scrrnnlst-d IN the
hAas Al psop3seos but w3 ailov OF TIE pub
hcsston Of bit few. fhess II viii b. obs rived. are
Of and = such standing that they ninst BE- be-
Heyed.
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md fseinx the had Of time weighing heavily upon
ths With I'll is attendant Ills win dad In tbs nee 81
these III rrKRs the TOs IL. elixir that Will inst
neg iise IN the enerty
and .rdor Of more youthful Days fud up their shrunh
80 forss aad giss hsssh and Happiness 10 shsr remain
tnv
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WALL PAPERS.

Aesets for Chvisty. Constant Co.'S wsl Papers, Be
Asrs asa Window shadss-ths lsrgsst and most col
plsfs Hoe ~ to styis and durability Anufsctured In
unissd etatss for sale 1t manufacturer's pries.
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]. b. GRiNNELL, of Poweshiek County.
l.. d. INaERSOLL, of Mascatne County
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-30
IOK rs, . :.

nVHE DRAWING WILL TAKE
lin place at Masonic Temple, in Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the l4th day of Janu-
Ags nts will furnish pamphlets giving
ing the act of the Legislature a1sthorIzi1o
the safe.
terprise are named in the act OF the Leets-
Iature, and their integrity and response
billy are endorsed in the certificates
(Which will be found in the pampnlets)
OF Governor John w. Stevenson, Hons.
United States Senators. Hon. John r.
Bunch, Speaker of the Kentucky House
of Represen tatiVeS. Hon. Archibald Dixon,
Joseph Adams, President of the Farmers
tionaf Bank. John h. Balret and others. of
Henderson, KY; Hon. w. +. Parrett, Judge
of the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Jndl-
clal District, and Nd. :. Johnson, Judge OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Indiana;
Hon. VIM. II. Walker, Mayor, John 3.
Hopkins, President First National Bank.
and others, of Evansville, Indiana, and
many other gentlemen OF position and
prominence in Kentucky and Indiana.
TICKETS can be purchased of
L. H. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
81 r. B. ALExANDER, Commercial Bank.
AI THos. +. 4. BROOKS, covington. Ky:
| JOHN c. LATHAM, President Bank OF
HopkinsVille, Hopkinsvtlle, KY.
/ James L. DAllam, Commercial Bank, Pa
s% Books opened at these points on the
| lst of October, 1868.
PHILIP HORNBROOK, Esq, Water
SEMONIN. DIXON g. CO., No. - north
| First street, will order tickets from the
| Agents at Henderson, KY, for those who
desire to purchase, se8 diff
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Dr. Burtou,s Tobacco AntiaOteI

HARR&NTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR JoHAocX -
srsftcv cegen51s aa6 hGrEnis il f'aes and eftfhes
hood iuvgcsases the te Possesses great ufls
ing All streua e1iii power - an excellent &c ana
spDetiAr enables the stomach 70 digest the Haeareat
food N zes sleep refreshing, aud estabhsHs robust
health Eal0ksTs and otelgers for st7V lrs catei.
Price Fir AGENTS per box. In Interesting yie On ne
Injurious Of tobacco, with lists OF .o fti-
erenees, etc. NsEET YREE Agents waniN Add,eaa
Dr.. 4. r. AEBorr, Jeyeey cry n y
TE&TIETO1TI1 asLI-S-
PosrxasraR's AEsrIE0yY---I TecSivod 9 hok q BnT-
tous sutiote froA9 Rev.J u T. Sltoni aud Ind u q
egeeselI care s. GAQsHAL, Copnf ton, Harrison Co'o-
Fnou rue U. s. TaA,sURY, sefretaygs C6iee~tlease
send supply Of tbs ATEDor/ Tie o5s gefir,t ha'
c0ae Is aeOrk sUaELY- ~ = tsDeA'-.
Of nanses here having baa cured Of the appeie Tor
sol.1er IN T5c DR. Burt0 n Antiaote, desire sep
~ ~ ~. r,-fsoners Of thie in tuition
JoslsPH MAYO, yy4rdesNof n. H. State Prson-
RtgxyRis TEsrngesY.--D f> Buttons Antidoie for
1900 fge q.,sogipfifed an e'dfasxf for T.
". MSS, st Nat. Bank, lew Albany Ind
sCfrrzy,fk v-s 1EsTIMosTV. -OsHAsf ox OF ASIfDoTE
cured my brother And myself IT EEFA ~ FAILS.
Rev T. ". SHOEHAKEH. Kelley station, Pa
FROM THE RIIIcE HEADoU ARrEHs, Ly&E, MAss.--T
Hqpe gqfasf fifty-fDs g9ls If ea IN OT1 months BY
using DR. ATOMS Anfidote and al dsfre 81 tobaeco IL
removed + VIZ. l.. WAfT, in.
FRo~ IN sourHERS How JoURsAf, BthqHORz,
MD-QZs box Of BurOn's Autidote Feulored on degiTe
fr rom me take pleasure 20 reeo1nr gdng
e % III readers. 4. y. SLATER, EdiNf.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Trademark x Copgrighted.l \
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CARPETS.
WIN. K. FRENCH. cHAs KLINeELHdEFER.
CARPET WAREHOUSES.
rrrnn N nm rnnrcr nn


Mos AZ and 40 MAIN ST.,
- tt EVANSVILLE, IND.
XKYHO WANTS A NICE CARPET
w at reasonable price, and no trou-
Now is the time to make your Wifi or
Frtends a handsome Christmas Present, and
at the same time make home as comfort
alb e aid cosy as palace.
Low PRICES, GREAT INDUCEMENTS
AND GOOD ADVICE:
In order to reduce our stock before MAX
Ing our annual invoice on January LIST,
1869, we propose for
DB THE NEXT 80 DAYS ga
20 offer our Carpets at the lowest possible
figures that will pay cost, carriage, and en-
peglSes.
Also, In order to give employment to
our Carpetmakers and UphoIsterers DUR
ing the dull season, we propose to make up
and lay d0IOn all Carpets we sell till Janu-
delivered free. All work guaranteed.
Our STOCK OF Matungs, OIL Cloths, Win
DOW shades, Damasks. Lace Curtains Cor
ntces, Wall Papers, and House Furnishing
Goods, generally, is larger than all others
Gin that Hnel now in our city com bined.
goods are retdiJed in the United States.
We are exclusively in this line of business.
What others can do elsewhere we propose
TO do la Evansville. Every man TO his
go to q shoe store for putty or padlOcks.
Don't buy rice or rat-tail files in a crock
cry store. Don't ask for mutton in q mil-
nnery shop. Don't think you can purchase
dry gooIs in a drug ore. And, above all,
Don't buy your CA RIP ETS in a DRY
Carpet-making for 30 days. is given gratis
for the benefit of AN IOI0mg IL man cont
ceg7l." Give as a call.
Evansville, Ind Dec. /, 1858. lde5
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ARMAWA.

A. nj. DUsOUCHET, Master;
WILL y. FOwLER, fuarlrg
q 20. NICHEBsOE, NiSiiD'
Leaves Evansville every WEDN E3DAY
and SATURDAY at pm.
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and
SUNDAY at 5 pm, making close cOnnec-
lions al Cairo with hTst-class packets for
ST. Louis, Memphis, aud New Orleans.
Connects 1T Evansville with the 4. & q.
R.R-. and the rarascoD for Louisville
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to Pm. HUMPHREY n CO.,
or DUKE NICHOLSON.
Ce13 If Agents..
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ROBERT SMITH.

u m d e n t TX g n.
MAIN STREET, bet. Fourth and Filth
EVANSVILLE, IND,
Has just received q Few Hearse, the finest
ever In the city. A large assortment of
Metallic Cases, Caskets, and Collins kept
constantly on hand I1v dsm.
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For Oshey IstUer Items See FOuvfh Page.
sTEAMBoAT pRTNTfro.

No printing establishment in the West
las better facilities or greater ability for
ioing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assoft-
nent Of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added 70, and
Dur job department Is D1der the personal
Supervision Of one of the best JOB printers
In the United States. We are prepared 20
print Posters, pain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Pare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&c, &c. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended TO.
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BROONI FACTORY.
aLUNZ q MAURFR.

Broom manufiIctu reu-e
We desire notifying the public tnnt
and pay the htghs prize for Broom t'9rf
Factory on Third and ingle SIS ida7all
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FANCY DYE HOUSE.
T. GRAuPNER.

DYER AND SCOVRER,
FIFTH STREET, bet. Oak and Cherry.
Silk, Wool, Cotton, &C, coIored to order.
All work warranted, and any damages
promptly paid GmaH dem
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weather and WAFER.

The weather yesterday was cloudy,
mild and damp, with an occasional
sprinkle of rain. The mercury rang
ed at about 4Oo all day. The river
during the "a hours, ending at three
o'clock yesterday afternoon, had risen
six inches. A great abundance Of
slush ice was running. but il was no
impediment to navigation. The wind
was variable. not settled to any point
of the compass. The Indications we're
rather in favor of cold weather again
Arrivals ana Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 8
o'clock yesterday include only the
Ada Lyon, Green River to return;
Armada, Cairo to Newburg and back /;
Mollie Norton and Sallie ", Hen
derson to return; Charmer. to Gin
cinnati.
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How. the Public Debt is Paid.

Man with large sums of gold soliloquisc.
Next Monday my property is to be asses
sed. ] have on hand $4,000 in currency
and $4,000 in gold. l can not afford
to pay taxes on all that, yet don't want
to swear that | have less. Let's see
how am | to manage it? All. have il
now," and he walks rapidly down to the
Third National Bank.
GOOD morning, Mr.. A." and the
smooth featured cashier is all smiles for
he knows who Mr.. ~" is.
well, ] thank you, c." returns the
aristocratic y. Have you any 7-30s on
hand -
"Well, (calculating) the matter ofSl9-
600 or so. The fact is, c., want to re-
port to the Assessor Monday, and |
want to ge: rid of my yellow boys fol-
a few days. These taxes are deyilisll
high, and l don't feel like paying the
Government taxes when can avoid it.
These poor devils that are toiling in our
machine shops, on our streets, or tililng
the soil, will do that for me. .-
$50 much, my boy" patting Mr. {.
on the shoulder, for having a good Rad.
ical Government
IIoorah for Grant and ColfaX - Kan,
sGs CGtH 1dUeytiScr.
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GySome important improvements
have recently bcecn introduced into the
process of pudding iron and fllsing cast
steel, which are described in the Ber-
grmd Huttenmansche Zeitung as follows
As in bessinierine, we have air blown
into melted iron in the furnance, but in
this case it is blown through openings
in the iron rakcs which are used in Stir
ring the IRON Instead of many small
holes in the rakes, which are hard to keep
free from Stag, it is better to use a broad
slit, or rect II 3ulT opening Of about ]
inch broad by 3 or 1 inches long. In order
to prevent too great superheating, a few
blow-tubes are used, connected by India
rubber tubes with the air chamber. The
blast is turned on before the rake is up
in the mass of iron, and shut off after ii
is taken out BY employing these fakes
the time of the operation is reduced from
thirty to forty minutes to ten. Flying
sparks at the commencement of the op
Grafton show the separation Of silica. 1t
is claimed that this process separates the
phosphorus and sulphur better than any
other.
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ENDURANCE.

Z
How much the heart may bear, and yet not
r break! 4gHi s.,.aq ~ k
How mrcb the flesh may suffer, and not die.
Iquestion much II any pain or ache
OF soul or body brings our end more nigh
Death chooses his own time till that is worn,
q. .saais - All evils may be borne rfit
We shrink and shudler at the surgeons knife
Each nerve recoiling from the cruel steel.
Whose edge seems searching for the quivering
Efc:
Yet 10 our sense the bitter pangs reveal
That still, although the trembling flesh be torn,
Thisalso, can be borne
Wo sse a sorr2w rising in our way,
And try to Hee from the approaching i'll.
We seek some small escape--we weep and
But when the blow falls, then our hearts are
STILL -....
Not that the pain is OF its sharpness shorn---
But think it can be borno.
We wind our life about another life
We hold it closer, doarer than our own
Anon it faints and falls in deadly strife,
Leaving us stunned, and stricken and alone;
But all! we do not die with those we IN ,urll---
This, also can be borne.
Behold, we live through all things-famine
thirst,
Bereavement, pain! all grief and misery,
All woe and sorrow; life in1cts its worst
On soul and body-but we cannot die,
Though we be sick, and tired, and faint, and
worn;
Lo. all things can be borne,
-Good Words
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-11-03
CHAPTER II.
Az TILE MANSTON.

Diego knew that the troops who were
now stationed at the foot OF the noun
tain were a portion of the National
Guard. He had uniform in his cave,
such as was worn by the officers of this
troop, and he domed it at once. The
wife dressed herself as an officers ser
want.
Thus disguised, they felt that it would
not be difficult matter to escape detect
ion, if they could oay reach the line of
soldiers without being discovered. But
this would not be an easy matter, rs the
mountain was rendered SO light by the
volcano fires, that any moving object
would easily be detected when passing
some barricr-points.
After time, however, they succeeded
in reaching the base Of tic ridge; and
while they kept themselves carefully con-
cealed behind the stunted uudergrowth
they made a survey OF matters around
them. Not so!dierw was in sight, and,
to all appearances, everything was as
nature had formed it.
At that instant the thundcrs of the
volcano became terrific, and the streams
Of fire which it helched forth were doub-
lie that which Diego had ever seen be-
fore He stood for a moment gazing
upon the magnificent spectacle in silence
and acknowledgements suddenly recollect-
| ing himself, he whispered: m~E
Cora, every soldier will be gazing
fupon1that grand Scene, as well as our
selyes.g Il Theirattention is attracted at
this moment, and now is our time
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ssBoldly the patriot and his wife step
ped forth they walked along, and had
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