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WOMAN.

Woman is very nice, and very
complicated machine. Her springs
are indefinitely delicate, and differ
from those Of man, pretty nearly as
the work Of repeating watch does
from that of a town clock. Look at
her body, how delicately formed
Examine her sense, how exquisite
and nicel Observe her understand
ing, how SUBTLE and acute! But
look into her heart; there is the patch
work, composed Of parts 50 wonder
fully combined, that they must be
seen through microscope to be clear
ly comprehended. The perception
Of woman is as quick as lightning.
Her penetration is intuition; ! had
almost said instinct. by a glance Of
the eye she shall draw deep and
just conclusion. Ask her how she
formed il, she cannot answer the
question. As the perception Of .
woman is surprisingly quick, 50 their
souls and imaginaiions are uncom-
monty susceptible. orott
If few women write, they all talk
and every man may judge Of them ID
this point from every circle he get
into. Spirit in conversation depends
entirely upon fancy, and women al
over the world talk better than men
Have they a character to portray or
figure to describes They give bu
three traits, either one or the other
and the character Is known or ih'
figure placed before our eyes. Why
From the susceptibility Of their i'm
aginatious, their fancicsreceiye lisel,,
impressions from those principa
traits, and they paint those impres
sious with which they receive then
I A woman Of fancy, warm in eonver
sation, win produce a hundred charm
ing images, among which there sha
not be one indicate or cours'
: Warm a man on the subject; he sha
possibly find stronger allusious, bu
they shall neither be 50 brilliant N
so chaste. Sherlock. ais
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II Is among men who ny 10 vt q
living by some shit OF trick Of la,i-
ncss that We hear the famiIiar words,
"the world owes me living" A
loafcr who mover did q useful thing 10
his life, who dresses at The expense oi
the tailor, and drinks nj The cost OF
his friends, always insists that tho
world owes him a living, and declares
his intention to secure the debt. We
should like to know how Il is that o
man who owes the world for every
mouthml he ever atc, and every gar
ment he ever put on, should be 81
heavy a creditor 10 account with th'
world. The loafer lies about H. Th'
world owes him nothing but yer,
rough coffin and a retired and other
wise useless place to put II In. Th'
world owes a living to those who ar
not able to earn one-to children, Il
the sick, to the disabled aud tb
agcd--to all who, 10 the course Of na
ture, or by force Of circumstances
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Kiss Ne softly.

Kiss me softly and speak 10 me low
Malice has ever ylglani err
What II Malice were lurking ncar2
Klss me dcari
Kiss me softly and speak 10 me low.
Kiss me softly and speak 10 me low
Envy too has wsiehfil ear;
wha, n envy should chance 10 hear7
Kiss me, dear
Kiss me softly and speak to me low.
Kiss me softly and speak to me low;
Trust me, darling, the time Is near
When lovers may love with never fear
Kiss me, dear
Kiss me softly and speak to me low
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Pa, what Is q Radical?

A. A Radical Is a rapaeiousauimal
of the genus homo; a native Of the
New England States; but occasion-
ally found in the Middle and West
ern States; q Satanic spawn Of Puri-
tan psrentage; conceivedin sin; born
in iniquity; nurscd at the breast o'
jealousy and self-esteemj rocked IN
the cradle Of prejudice and intoler.
ancc, educated In the school Of low
cunning and foul play, and lives BY
public and private plumber.
Now, my son, since I'haye defnet
Radical, let me hear you parse Il.
A.. Radical Is a compound ane'n'
stitutional noun black In pc-on
declining in number, African r'adler
and desperate ase; governed b, th'
niger, seoording 10 the Puritan rul'
-one ignor- mus governs another.
That will do, my son catch you
pony and IKE . ride. - s..
G~ei~aafi Esquirer.
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shall be Governors for the first year,
and shall have power to appoint such
officers as may be needed; and pay
such remuneration for services in any
and all Of these capacities, as may be
requisite. At the expiration Of which
time, and annually thereafter, the
Board Of Governors shall be elected
by the stockholders.
Sec. 3. The objects of the company
are to purchase, hold, sell, rent, lease
and improve landed property and to
this end shall have the power to
borrow money aud secure the same
by mortgage, coupon bonds, or other
wise, on short or long periods, at
such rates, and for such cousideru-
tiops, as the Governors may deter
mine; also, to build farm bomcstcads
and houses upon and otherwise i'm
prove the property Of the company
by roads, drains, levees, or any other
4 work of similar character; and gen.
orally to do such. things as may be
needed 70 facilitate the development
and make available the resources Of
lthe company's lands; TO publish
throughout the United States, in
England, France, Germany, Scandi-
navia, and such other countries as may
be thought proper, statistical, and
other iniormatson Of the climate,
soil, productions, commerce, life av-
erages, mineral, and other natural
resources of the country, as may bs
necessary for the encouragement ol
! immigration; also to appoint Bu-
reau Of Emigration in Europe, and
such other places as may be needed
IN carrying o0' '"e O'le''1 y ''' ~
! expenditure as may be necessary il
! the J"ogmen. Oh TUE vose'no' '
secure the oolec's o' ,a's company
l. and 70 make oy-aws 'o' ''e una"
: agement Oh !" once'
: Sec, 4. The capital stock OF th
j company shall be fixed at - dol
!. lars, to be increased to any SUI
y not exceeding - dollar, div'sah'
; into shares Of one hundred dollar
= and such shares shall issue IN s~
classes-A and b-snd shree-nft'
!, Of the capital stock shall issue IN
. !. shares, and shall be used expressly
70 --...s .r l.,I. and ofhar liahll
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Nspoleon is trying 10 reclaim che
great African desert By meaas Of
drove wsil& He hes sscessdsd IN
evstiag down one hundred, and sround
them lhs barren saad has beese ekang
Cd 10 beautiful gardens
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tff IN 1--we. sna Nhn~e fHess are M
lletlsled IL ibe ehaetsy n Cupid, ~
recommend ihe Fuligwiaw bitter II
Iftatkes II devaioH that Il lao harl
n i~ fe.isied VI hw~ the leuH n
ihe radieHt maiden n whdm II w
addressed may dIssoive iiks Iaiisf in
q hot skillet, tefme The wafm av n
lls affection
"MY DfAn JfMrsna livery !
time ! think NJ yoa my heart hnps
ap and down llke a ehafn dasher.
HonsaiIcns of unniiemble joy eapef
oeef u like Young roais oyer q stable
roof. and thrill through II lIke Span
ish needles through pair of low
linen irow.cr, Asa gosliDg swim.
meth with delight IN q mud-puldIe,
so swim ! In q Aeaof glory. Vision.
of eSiatie rapture, thicker than ih'
hair " blackiug-brush and bright
er than the bucs on hummIng bltd's
pinions, visit me in my slumbcrs
and horne on their invisible wings,
y 'ur image stands before me, and J
reach oni iograsp II, like an old point.
er swapping at blue bottle fly,
When | first beheld your angelic per-
fcctions | was bewildercd, and my
brain whirlcd around like humble
bee under a glass tumbler. My eyes
stood open like cellar doorsi in country
towns, and ! lifted up my cars to
catch the silvery accents of your
voice. My tongue refused to wag,
and In silent admiration / drank in
the sweet infection Of love, rs o
thirsty man swalloweth a tumbler Of
hot whisky punch. Since the light
of you face fell upon my life, | some
times feel as IL I could lift myself by
my boot straps to the top Of church
steeple. Day and night you arc my
Il
thought. When Aurora, blushing
like a bride, n es from her saffron
couch when the jay bird pipes bis
tupciul lay in. the apple tree by the
spring house; when the chanticlcer''
shrill clarion hcralds the coming
morn; when the awakened pig aris-
eth from his bed and grunteth and
goeth forth for his morning refresh
ments; when the drowsy beetle wheels
his droning fight at sultry noontide
and when the lowing cows come hom,
at milking time, ] think of thee aud
like piece Of gum-elastic my hear
seems 10 stretch clean across my DO
som. Your hair is like the name o
sorrel horse painted with gold; AM
the brass pin skewercd through you
waterfall filed me with unbounde'
awe. Your forehead is smoothe
than the elbow Of an old coat, an
: whiter than seventeen hundred linen
: Your eyes are glorious to behold. i
: their liquid depths ! sec legions 9
!. little Cupids battling and ightin
I like cohorts of ants in an old arm
r cracher. When their fire bit me fa
in my manly breast, itpermeated i m
q entire anatomy, like as a load Of Dir
VI shot would 20 through rotton appl'
: Your nose isirom chunk Of Pafisia
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rAmf ~ SUBSCRIPTION.
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" nlaaib' fI.as
hlaHlf ssFf ~
AgvsHfisise nArfs.
Iias sqasfs n tss lines -kf, lsealss, ii.se
Eaeh sadIslaHsI IHmHIss. 10
Al lfahsieat sdeeulnmsnn ~ les lilan
lhfss months, shnesd u lhs fzse N lss aal.
Isfs sd shalt psf sqnssf fss sssb mosih.
lsssfss " tsttss Three month"; ile.so
W months, s811
fssIgr mchsHs ls,go
Iisfs f'aess -Th,ss msa,k. saeo
f..'s. \. rs"'a. s".,1. ,,ss 1sss %
tjyless.-fhfss north. ieooe
flf ssoaihs i7t,eo
fweivc sngnsh- is00n
Marriage saa cbIsaafy notices. n noi more
ihaa ten ilass-ffse, Aaa over ten IIsss charged
A regular advertising tales
All advertisements u a strictly personal
chafsciss. win Ne chafaed Al ,hs rate n twenty
eents pcf line
Editorial notiessia local column, twenty Ave
cents pcf line.
jD6 wOnK of every description done with
peatness and dispatch.
Advertisements payable In advance, aud jol
Work. on delivery.
To ComassrosBssfs- Write plain, with Ink
and on but one side Of the sheet Ten lines o.
ordinary manuscript, on letter papef, viii maxi
one square.
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Coon ApvIcE.-A travelling cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Com
mrciai, writing from New iberia,
Louisiana, says' -. l
al heard : shrewd darkey har-
anguing . company Of his fellows the
other day, and giving them . lesson
which many have TO learn. He
nid. Yoa talk about freedom! You
don't know what being free means.
'Yyu Is III slaves slaves 10 hunger,
slsves 10 whiskey, slave 10 Iaziuess,
slaves 70 stealing, and by and by
you'll be slaves to q penitentiary'
Go 10 verk, get some corn In yoar
crib, and SOW and some fes In yoss
pen, and keep sober, and den yoaI'
b ffes. Before De war yca hadn't
but one mssler, nov you 81 twepsy.'
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TIE ,,..,a,a az tha Alabama hill
.s,a.;..;o &C a.. p,n;o ,oi,h AZ
,hs p.d;o., leaders They have No,
d.r.d directly 10 sdm;, the State with
~. .on.,;,n,;on framed I,v tho mou-
,..,s n o,ro.;,;on n tho ,ooulur
will as expre.sed through laws Of
,bs;, own creation but they have
.ou,b, ,o accomolish the object iudi.
ro.,Iv Tho bilI declares thats tbc
o0,er,meot nrooosed % be ORGANIZED
~ N. nro,snded constitution shall
\. nrov;.;onal The oer,ons voted for
T., n. p.d;coI. g., the var;ous Offices
o,.s,od :. hv ,be now constitution. shall
/. dulv ;n.,ollod. that the said Leg.
;.la,ure NAV be assembled by procIa-
m.,;oo of the Governor. and shall b,
,os.sssed of alI the power, designet
- 10 conferred In aid instrument
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We ealIass che krIIswleg psm@sI
lass n NE Immlrnslon f'anseHtloa.
shish s.-smIsle'I N Jsskma ss Ne
slH aIglmei
A mesioH ~as ~ffied salhmltns
Che elsalfmaa 10 appans q eommlliet
N se# 10 mbml. 4 pIas NJ aetlen ~
promote The eti~,s n the convention.
The chairman appointed as mId
committee walker lIfooke, y. Ilafk..
dale, and A. q. wIthef., ot MIssi..
appij H. ". Walker. !. !. Dcnne.
gan, and VIM. Warren, of AlaImma
W. Tvseveai. Y, Miller, and Mr.
faffis, NJ Tennessee.
NJ. Brooke. from the Committee
on Resolutions, submit,cd The follow.
Ing reports
I'esolyed, That this convention
recommend the formation Of compn
mics in each countyl or district, of tht
States Of Alabama, Tennessee, and
Mississippi, for the purpose Of en-
su,irauing iWoiigratiou and deyelop.
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h ATTEND 70 all business entrusted to their
Il In The Probate Court OF Pamela county
y in the Federal Court at Oxford. Special
sn,ion given to cases In Bankruptcy. haio'
|rper will give special attention TO business
|ihe Circuit and County Courts as heretofore
pos-ly az ,-stf 4
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Serpants in south America.

In the savannas Of 1zabuco. in Guiana.
I saw the most wonderful, the most terri
BILE spectacle that can be seen and al
though it be not uncommon to the inhabi-
tants, no traveller ever spoke of it. We
were ten on horseback of them took
the lead in order to sound the passages,
while I preferred to skirt the great forest.
One of the blacks who formed the van
guard, returned at full gallop, and called
to me Here sir, come and see serpants
in pile" He pointed to me something
elevated in the middle of the savanna or
swamp, which appered like bundle of
arms. One of my company then said.
this is certainly one Of the assemblages
Of serpants which heap tbemscles on each
other; after violent tempest. have
heard Of these but never saw any let us
pgoceed cautiously. and not go too near
Y hen We we're within twenty PAGES Of it,
sha tegror Of our horses prevented QUO
nearer approach, to which, however. nome
were inclined.
Ga sudden. the pyramidal mass be-
came agitated horrible hissings issuing
from it, thousands of serpants rolled spi-'
rally on each other, shot forth out of the
circle their hideous heads. presenting their
envenomed darts and fiery eyes to US. |
own [ was the first to draw back, but when
saw this formidable phalanx remained
a. lis post, and appeared to be more dispo-
sad to defend itself than attaet US, rode
round it to view the order of battle, found
it faced the enemy on every side. then
sought to find what could be the design Of
this numerous assemblage; and | conclu-
ded that this species of serpents dreaded
some colossal enemy, which might be the
great serpant of the caynean. and that
the reunitc themselves after having seen
this enemy, in order to attack or resist him
in mass - HumbOh.
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MntriuOny.

The happiness of the husband and wife
is mutually derived from each osher-they
partake alike of JOY and sorrow, glory and
ignominy. wealth and poverty-they are
the same to each other in all the circuln-
stances of life the misfortune of one is
the misfortune of the othcr-nothing but
the grave can sever their connection even
the bonds which unite brother and sister,
or parents and children are far less endu--
ring. The tender youth is grown into
manhood he is now. perhaps, contending
with the difficulties of the world, and re-
ceives no more the protection of a father
or mother-the old are sinking into the
grave around him, and his only solacc is
the wife of his bosom she perhaps has
fed from her parental roof, willing to sac
ridco every thing for his sake, and now
clings fondly to him for protection and
support; thus she becomes his chief de-
light, and by her tenderness and love she
sweatens his toll, and scatters sunshine in
the pathway of his existence.
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Honesty.

A boy whose honesty is more to be
commended than his ingenuity, once car
ried some butter to a merchant in a coun-
try village to exchange for goods, The
butter having very beautiful appearance
and the merchant being DESTROYS ofprocu
ring such for his own use, invited the boy to
bring him all the butter his mother had to
spare. II think" said the boy. she cant
spare any more, for she would not have
spared this, only a rat fell into the cream.
aud she did not like to use it herself.
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A Gentle Hint.

A spruce young beau. gallanting his
intended few evenings since, was con-
versing upon the late turn out, when he
remarked, that he wished he was able to
support all the factory girls in Lo we'll one
six months, he would do it to prevent their
returning to the mills" His fair one,
who had been silent listener TO his pa
triotic discourse, replied, with sigh,
All ! wish you were able to maintain
one of them.
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xvATru FREE "a Silver p.

n Given Gratis to the purchaseloi Every 100 Of
Kennedy Mammoth Prize stationery Packages,
the Largest in the world { AZ an indnesmert 70
have them introduced agents sell tbs iaekages
as fast as they can reach them ant 80 Bsa'aFs pei
dav can be made sure. We have agents mat sell
on an average l000per week. Price ps. eaadsed
Is dollars Retail at Is cents. And Wste3 III
the bargain that will retail far 81 more For
full particulars of Prize Package. ard otaef saie
able goods, address r. MONROE KENNEDY
Cor. 9Th and Mood St. Pittsburgh, Ps.
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OTHiNG PAYS BETTER!
Than good coat of Paint

o.. houses. farming implements, ct cetera.
Paints Of MI celofs ground in pure Linseed oil,
u. e. and pound cans; pure White Lead in pure
.il. ii l2L aud Is ID. kegs; Dry Paints of all
kinds. t.issecd si Spirts Turpeniine, varnishcs,
rf~. 4 line assortment IT Paint Brushes, cash
Tasl~: camel and sable iIat Brushes for stripping
ana lettering ALWAYS on hard and for sale. at short
pratii<. at Il. Sphniii's Drug and VARIETY store.
Gus. .l.,uf >,uti. Of tA- I! raid ailies.
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no REAL ESTATE OWNERS.

ALL Persons i'll Virginia having Real Estate
alch as FARMS, MILLS, FACTORIES, TOWN
PROPERTIES ano TIMBER LANDS that they
wish To sell, are advised to advertise the same,
first. in their own local journals, and next in the
HAGERSTOWN ALL. newspaper that
CIRCULA TIES $500 COPIES WEEKLY
published az Hagerstown. Nd, by DEouRRr & WA
SON. The tide Of emigration is now rolling GU tie
Virginia-our Maryland and Pennsylvania farm
ers selling off tfeil. farms at high prices and
seeking new homes IN oyr sisters State Those
who emigrate, general thing, men OF mus
Gle and means, and win aid mate tally in develop
ing the great natural wealth of ''the mother o.
States.' We are publishing the MAIL at Cen
trail point, The very best which to advertise land,
1t is very popular as Real Estate Advertisements
medium its pages frequently containing from three
to six columns of this class Of advertising. We
have numerous orders for the paper from time to
time. from persons in MARYLAND and at distance,
who merely desire it account ofits Land adver-
Using.
Our terms moderate, and we will take pleas
in answering all letters Of enquiry.
zY~ Advertisements can Dc sent 70 through
the editors of the HERALD, CT direct, the parties
may prefer. Address,
DECHART & WATSON,
Publishers MAIL h.. rstown, Md.
iJHa L
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a Philosophie and self possessed ship
esptain was passing through church
yard at midnight, when sheeted gh,St
approached aim with menacng gestures.
The ancient mariner cody raised his
stick and gave him crack over the head
asking him what he meant by being out
of his grave at SO late an hour -
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nR. r. L GRAVE

WILL RE FOUND
a large and complete assortment of

large and complete assortment of
FRESH DRUGS g. MEDICINES,
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS,
WHALE OIL, COAL OIL, FLAXSEED OIL,
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE, VARNISHES
A full assortment of
DYE-STUFFS. and nice assortment of
CONFECTIONERY; fine selection ofbest SHOE
FINDINGS; the very best Chemicals; SNUFF,
TOBACCO, CIGARS; fancy articles in great
variety LOOKING GLASS PLATES, all sizes;
STATIONERY, &C., Ali OF THE VERY BEST
QUALITY, and as low figures as can be had at any
place in the Valley. My Tinctures, Essenses, Oint
ments, ETC.. warrant to be ofthe strength required
by the standard pharmacopeia.
1s5- Prescriptions carefully compounded
Z To Physicians and others in want of Drugs and
Medicines in considerable quantities, we will sell
at a small advance on Baltimore prices.
TERMS CASH, OR IT'S EQUIVALENT.
Woodstock, jy 4. B. SCHMITT.
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NEILLERS, ATTENTION
wi BOLIfNG Clio

have on hand large stock II the celebrated
Het Anchor Brand
EOhTINU G.. II
which am selling at loves; citt 'icrs N'!-rs
viii fnG il to their advantage to Gi'f cGti BE-
fore supplying themseve. tiscw.' an also
prepared 10 furnish /, Ger
BURR NH. SrUNtE
TpENGS HMiI ~
Il = LEATHER 81 ,C.
ga8s~ z ders per mail vii! receirs Ifonp ate
ton. UfAS. l.. ChUM.
30-3m Whistles Va.
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Bring Your Timber to
COOKS SAW WILL!
AND YOUR LUMBER TO HIS
P Z MIN G MAC HIN E

NOAH COOK would inform the public that
\ .eish prepared 10 saw lumber for those who
fursn the timber at 40 cents per 100 feet cash. or
30 cents on short credit or, if preferred for two
fftbs of the lumber sawed. He is also prepared q
PLANE & TONGUE AND GROOVE PLANK
o Il ,,ring anu other purposes, on the most &C
Communicating terms. All saving and p'aning Gpne
In thv bast slvla Giye him call at his mill on
Pugh's Run. three mile. north OF Woodstock
Feb - lSbS-lvtl0
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Prophecy fulfilled. -'If the internal
fanatics and abolitionist ever get power
in their hands they will override the Con-
stitution, set the Supreme Court at def
ance, change and make laws to suit them
selves. lay violent hands on those who diff
fer with them in their opinions or dare to
question their infallibility. and finally
bankrupt the country and deluge it with
blood .a-Danid E,ebaer, March Z, 1868.
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thou art determined upon this injury"
Name the object OF that choice, said
the Genius
Il will get drunken with wine as the
least of the crimes which you propose,
answered the dervise
BE it So" cried the Genius ''thi:
evening, after the hour Of PRAYER, thou
wilt find jar Cyprus wine upon thy ia
bic, when thy father has retired q rest in
his own cell Thou mayess fulfill Thy
promise then; but woe unto thee if thou
deceivest me !"
The genius gradually became less pal
pable as he spoke these ~oros, and BY
the time the concluding menace issued
'iom his lips. he had ,vanrs.e d.4getaer
siamet reteaqea his tfvar1 tbe grot-
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