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BEHIND THE SCENES.

A book entitled Behind the Scenes"
has been published by George w.
Carleton d Co. The author is Mira.
Elizabeth Keckley, an American citi.
zen of African descent, for thirty years
slave, subsequently modiste for Mrs.
Jefferson Davis, and for four years an
inmate of the White House, and Mrs.
Lincoln's "next friend" o
Mrs. Keckley has told her story
plainly and clearly, and with sufficient
piquancy. Mrs. Lincoln speaks her
mind freely in the book, and occasion
ally criticises very sharply some per-
sons in whom she has evidently lost
confidence. 49,
Mrs. Keclley relates that Mrs. Lin
coin from her earliest childhood was
convinced that she would be the wife
ola President. When. a young lady,
she was, says the book, courted by Mr..
Lincoln and Mr.. Douglas. The latter
offered himself to her and was discard
ed. he pressed his suit more boldly:
"Mary, you do not know what you
are refusing2 You have always had an
ambition to become the wife of Presi-
egotism, but fear that in refusing my
hand tonight you have thrown.Rway
your best chance to ever rule in the
White House.n s+ ~ ~
ST do not understand you, Mr.. Doug
las" -.----..---.---
"Then 1 will speak more plainly.
You know, Mary, that am ambitious,
like your self, and something seems TO
whisper in my ear,s'You will be Presi-
dent some day. Depend upon IL, 4
shall make stubborn fghtsto win the
proud position"
HYou have my best wishes, Mr..
Douglas; still I cannot consent to be
your wife. shall become Mrs. Presi-
dent, or I am the victim of false pro-
phets, but 1t will not be as Mrs. Doug
las" -r
have this little chapter in a roman
tic history from the lips of Mrs. Lin
AT one of the receptions at the White
House, shortly after the first Inaugural
ton, Mrs.Iincoln Joined in the prom
enade with Senator Douglas. he was
holding n bouquet that had been pre-
scented TO her, and as they moved along
Mary, It reuInds me of old times to
have you lean upon my arm.H
5sfYou refer to the days of our youth.
1 must do you the credit, Mr.. Douglas,
TO say that you were gallant beau.
mot only DeluY Dub L AONeE. bO
Won remember the night our filtration
was brought 70 an end2"
"DistInctIy. You now see that was
right. I ann Mrs. President, but not
Mrs. Douglas"
"True, you have reached the goal
before me, but do not despair. Mrs.
Douglas nobler women does not
lIve-if am spared, may possibly sue
coed you as Mrs. President"
Mrs. Keckley then describes the love
making of Mr.. Lincoln, his rejection,
his despair, and his fnal acceptance by
Miss Todd. The Herndon story Is
spoken of as ga pleasant piece of nc
ton" The whole affair, as related In
this book, is an illustration of the del
icacy of parties engaged in the work.
Passing over a vast amount Of other
matter, we come to the campaign OF
1864, and Mrs. Lincoln,s peculiar meth
cd OF conducting 1t.
In 1854 much doubt existed In regard
TO the reelection OF Mr.. Lincoln ana
the White House WAS beseiged by ~
GRADES of politicians. MIS-. Lineoln
So : 7-Tf 49, sl-sl q ata-e = (
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Che fe etl !
APRIL.

dainty hower. with fearful eye,
Beside the brooklet growing; r
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For cold the wind Is blowing.
For Aprils such n tickle las. 49,,
Her ways are sore deceiytnR:
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Her bonny airs are fun Of grace.
ana sweets her w1nsome wooing
But, an beWaret her pretty face
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS" HMuEi-
cal Festivals several times postponed, COM
pelIing purchasers of tickets to walt for
months for the distribution. have impaired
public confidence In such aftRirS. The only
fair system OF distributing Is the old and
popular one of Sailed Ticket. stating the
prize, tphfch icfl be deffueIed fnlRledidtely on
pdlynsnt Of The one dollar. This Is the Plan OF
MASON, HOPKINS & Co, 81 broadway, the
most attractive lace OF the kind now In
operation. They are doing the largest husi-
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THE Metropolitan Gift Company are dis
tributing many valuable prizes. We have
examined their manner OF doing business,
and know them 10 be fair dealing firm.
Their plan is more satisfactory than tPreSen-
tation Festivals as they draw every day
and the subscriber need not pay for the prizes
THE Gin Establishment of MASON, HOP
EDSs Co., 81 Broadway, Is daily draw
Ing crowds OF visitors TO witness the drawing
process. The investment Is but Is cents for a
CHANCE and the prize drawn, II sattstactory
Is Immediately delivered for one dollar. A
which he promptly received. n-IInlGS. Dec.
sob, 1867.
Liberal Inducements TO Agents. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Every Package oi
sealed EnvelOpes contains one Cash
sGsix Tickets for One Dollar; Is for Two
All letters should be addressed to =
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benefit of the quantity Iaken.
Is readily taken mixed with water, thus
avoiding the use of whisky or other expen-
sive or hurtful additions
IsrecomInended and prescribed by the
Medical profession. Price 81 bottle. For
circulars send to HYATT CO., 80 Cortlandt
street. New York 2ltfA
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THoMAs r. .AGNEW.

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Has reduced the prices of Teas, Conses,
Sugars, Flour, and al kinds ofGroeertes.
BEST JAPAN TEA, Sl.00- BEST ENGLISH
BREAKFAST TEA, $780,. SPLENDID
OOLoNG TEA, soc.
1000 bbls Flour, all grades, from Sf1 upwards.
1000 gal. Molasses, ali grades, nom 40 cents
Come. roasted and ground, Is 10 80 cents.
Sugars. all grades, At ref1ners' prices, and
Everything used In every family cheaper and
better than any store in New York.
THOHAS R. AGNEW occupies his own
store owns the property, and has no rent to
pay, Imports and buys exclusively for cash,
never gave note In his Life, consequently
he can nndarsell any house in the city.
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GREAT Distribution
BY THE
metropolitan Gift Co.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
Cash e,rts to the Amount OF $3.50. 900.

1 yer Ware, Photography Albums, anda
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/ a Chance TO draw my of the above
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| On receipt Of . cts. a Sealed ztstef VIII pc
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| ffckes-holder on payment OF one dollar.
Prizes Will be Immediately sent 10 any ad-
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mail.
before you pay for 1t. Any Prize may
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SG-Our patrons can depend ON fair dealing.
ReEerenees.-We seIect the few follow
ing names from the many WHO have lately
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ted us TO publish them:
g n Wilkins 5TI Sixth Ave, ". Y, q 900;
Ms. z, Stuart 70 Nelson Rlaees ~; T.. SSCoi
NJ 800; W. Curtis, New Haven, Gold Watch,
500; Robt. Jackson, Dubuque. Sewing Ma
500; Jas Rogers, Washington, ID. O., Musical
Rox, SI5G L. D. Warren, 20 14th street, N. Y,
WafeS sd ". I. Tat ttIs xtIanfs. ca go
asoP, ~; 8. pSys Noble Aia. DiaIa9nd
500 A. 7. Atkins, Springfield, M Diamond
PIN, 500; Mrs.. Il. WatWorth, Trenton, n. J.,
s, 1ao aa ssiTSwsI b. g Gay al sa1soFs
Main St, BunaIo, $40; ]. DaTTaRh. n. led
ford, Mas, Gold Watch, G5; Mis- II. Scott.
$50; 8. T. Zimmerman, Hicks, 81, BROOKLYN.
500 d. Boyerss Detroit, Gold Watch $50;
s n5 sehiriey. Io1isStiie. XIV. pams Sd
So; irs a. dsiToss. Sixth Ave. near r. mi
1--we publish NO names without permits
sion.
ouTurowa op"Vppv.z. ,rr,.t.,,I
ing purchasers Of Tickets 20 walt for months
eoufidsnes in such afSirs. Inc only fair
system OF distributing Is the old and popular
one Of Seqied 1feksts, stating The Prize, ISiteh
ne one dollar. This 4 the plan o. HaTper,
Wilson q Co., Us Broadway, the most attrae-
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They are doing the largest business and de-
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Tlleir plan 8 moTe satis1actory fhan sPre-
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DAY and the suhser1her need not pay Iof 1 kLle
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CO The investrneHf - but . cents for a
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Howe & Stevens Family Dye COlors.
InJHIRTY DIFFERENT SHADES. an In
il liquid form. The same shades, all In
powder form. We adNise the use OF the
Blaeks Browns and Drnbs In the powder
form. aFors sale by an Druggists and dealers
and at the Mandatory, Boston, Mss.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
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Metropolitan Gift Co.
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A Chance TO Draw amy OF the above
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are sealed In Envelopes and thoroughly
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Will be drawn, without choice, and delivered
at our ONCE, or sent by mail to any address.
The prize named npon It will be delivered to
the tlCkBt-h0ldar on payment OF one doltnr.
Prizes will be Immediately sent to any ad-
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PAXTON & oaLEBAY
Wholesale Grocers

WHEELING, W. VA.
HAvE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOB
IL sale At lowest market rates, viz:
g Hair chests aGnp,r. Y. h and ImpI
Teas. 90 -l
20 Han Chests Black Tea
80 Boxes and KEGS SupIr Va Tohaccoa.
IS Butta and Caddiea Hack los do
lg9 Gaddies BACK 5<sand Navy DO
100 Bbls Refined HuRara.
81 ahds 7. r. and Cuba Sugars. ~
Also, Flour. soaps and Candles, wooden
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Copperas, Alum LogWood, Newcastle Bt
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"At last everything was packed. and
the day for departure for the West
came. Il can never forget that day; IL
was SO unlike the day when the body
of the President was borne from the
hall in grand and solemn state. Then
thousands gathered to bow the head In
reverence as the plnned heaEEe drove
down the line. There was all the pomp
of military display dropping flags,
battallions with reversed arms, and
bands playing dirge-like airs. Now,
the wife of the President was leaving
the White House, and there was scarce
ly friend 70 tell her good bye. She
passed down the public stairway, en-
tered her carriage. and quietly drove to
the depot where we took the cars. The
silence was almost painful"
A piquant chapter is that upon the
exhibition and sale of the wardrobe.
All the correspondence Is given in full,
and the whole disgraceful affair is
paraded at length.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC following persons
have lately drawn Valuable Prizes nom this
Company, and kindly permitted the use OF
IS. 4. WnRins, S74 sixth Ave; N. Y, $1,000;
Mrs. e. Stuart, 20 Nelson Place. n. Y, 500;
Miss P. Monroe, Chicago, Ill, Plano valued
at 500; W. Curtis, New Haven, Gold Watch,
500; Robert Jackson, Dubuque, Sewing Ma
chine 800; Philip McCarty, Louisville, KY,
500; james Rogers, Washington, d. o, Ml-
Plano, $500; =. 7. Ferris, New Orleans: Gold
Watch, $50 W. q; Taller; Allan
Tenn, Melodeon, $50; F. Dayton Mobile,
Ala, Diamond Cluster Ring, 500 s. Strong,
Burlington, VT, 500; A. T. Atkins, Spring
neld, nj, Diamond Pin. S2Q0i Ms: B. Wal
worth, Trenton, N. J., Sl25I Thos. Barrows,
20 Clay5st,. Baltimore, Sowing Machine, SO;
Darragh, N. Bedford, Mas, Gold Watch,
$40; Miss N. Seott, Ninth d Sansom-st.,
Phila., Gold Watch, $50: =. y. Ztmmerman,
HIeks-st:, BROOKLYN: $500 NJ. Bowers, De
troit, Gold Watch, $3.50; Mrs. N. Fuller, Hart
ford, Conn, Silver Set, $3.50; a. SchirIey,
Louisville, KY Diamond Ring, s2o6; g: Z.
Mason, 40 Broad-st-, N. Y, $500; Mrs A. Mel
rose. Sixth Ave, near Both -st., Piano; $500.
nB-We publish no names without permits
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) LEAVING THE WHITE HOUSE

sit is charged that great deal OF
furniture was lost from the White
House during Mr.. Lincoln's occupation
of It. Very true, and it can be ac-
counted for in this way. In some re-
Mrs. Lincoln was "penny wise and
pound foolish" When she moved into
the White House. she discharged the
steward, WHOSE business 1t was to look
after the affairs of the household.
When the steward was dismissed, there
was no one to superintend affairs, and
the servants carried away many pieces
of furniture. In this manner the fur
niture apparently disappeared.
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MfMfaI.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of a Laxative Med.
= ~ - : iefre. ~ IT
Perhaps no one medi'

EELIIUd No VLE WIII-
cine Is 50 universally re-
Qufred by everybody As
Z cafhArtic, nor was ever
any before 50 universal
" adopted into use. in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgAtive
Pun. The obvious reA-
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liable and nrmore efec-
1 1.Sl, remedy 4y th thar, any any
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1.-THE Republican politicians must
pay my debts. Hundreds of them are
getting immensely rich on the patron
age OF my husband, and 1t is but fair
that they should help me out of my
mand OF them, and when 1 tell them
the facts they cannot refuse to advance
whatever money I require"
Soon after the assassination Mrs.
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Mrs. Lincoln sometimes feared that
the politicians would get hold of the
particulars OF her debts, and use them
In the Presidential campaign against
her husband; and when this thought
occurred to her she was almost crazy
with anxiety and fear.
When in one of these excited moods
she would fiercely exclAim:e
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You win know what your Prize Is
before you pay for 1t. Any Prize mdy
Dc exchanged Jor another Of Tie same pdltte.
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I have this little chapter in roman
tic history from the lips of Mrs. Lin
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT q

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SG-our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
ReEerenees.-We select the few follow
ing names from the many who have lAtely
dTaWn Valuable Prizes and kindly permit