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THE LONG AGO.

There's beautiful isle in the long ago,
All flooded with golden light,
And river that flows by the shelving shore
Whose waters are wOnderous bright;
There's bark which glides with a snowy sail,
And the dip OF Il silver oar,
And it carries us back to the shining gates
OF that beautiful past once more;
All every heart holds some sweet dream
OF the days that have gone before
There were bright hope nursed in the long ago,
Sweet flowers were gathered there
And the walls of the beautiful past were hung
With many an image fair;
And Oh there Is room for the feet to tread,
This path of the by-gOne years,
There are joys that bloom in memorys fields,
And fount for our bitter tears,
And a grave in which we have garnered up
All the old-time hopes and fears.
There are beautiful dreams the hearts holds dear
Bright dreams of the long ago,
And sacred tears for the persisted hopes
That will never return-ah no!
And thus in the tangled web of life
We weave our smile and our tears.
Yet the soul has its holy memories
That cling to the parted years
An! drop the silken curtain now
Der the old time hopes and fears.
Shut out the light of the long ago,
Close the door of the past again.
And stiile the yearnng thoughts that fill
The bosom with 50 much pain
Then roll the ponderous stone against
The tomb that is dug in the hearth,
For why should these buried forms once more
To life and beauty start.
The future may hold some dream AS bright
That Will not soon depart.
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NOVEM Der.

0 winds, We are blowing too rough. too rough,
Thrilling and chilling too soon the hours,
And the summer has not been long enough
For all your beauty, my flowers, my flowers!
Not half, not half of long enough
For all your beauty, my dear, dear flowers.
O frosts, We are falling too soon on the leaf,
Duling the grasses, and dimmng the groves,
And the summer has been too brief, too brief
For all your cooling, my doves, my doves.
Too brief, the summer has been too brief
For all your cooling, and wooing, my doves.
O waters hold to your fountains fast
Nor fafhless fly, from the sedge-sown hooks,
And the summer has gone too fast, too fast
For all your sweetness, my brooks, my brooks
Too fast, the summer has gone too fast
For all your ringing and singing, my brooks!
0 covers, cloyers, keep to your red,
And stick your little leaves grey with dew,
Too early the summer shades are fled,
For all your moaning, my insect crew
Ave, all too early summer has fled
For all your droning, my insect crew!
0 wane from your roundness not, fair moon.
But make the land with your brightness, bright
and the summer has gone too soon, 100 soon
For all my Joy because O. the light
Too soon, the summer has gone too soon
For all my joy because o. the light!
All! colder closer the shadow slides,
And leaning sunward the daisy stands,
Like one DER reaching the Icy tides
To catch the touches of loving hands
Aye, reaching to catch DER the closing tides
The last warm touch of the loving hands.
And the daisy will die, and the waning moon
VIII fail in the sky, and the murmurous grove
Stand hushed, and my life will be DER too soon,
For my joy because of His love,
Who made the land, and the leaves, and the moon
And all that is fair, with the light of His love.
Alice C0rPu
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AN EXCUSE FOR SMOKING. In the reign of
James l., Of tobacco-hating notoriety, the
boys of school acquired the habit of smoking
and INDUCED it night and day, using the most
ingenious expedients to conceal the vice from
the master, till one evening, when the chaps
were together around the fire of the dormito-
ny, involving each other in a vapor of their
own creating, To- in burst the master, and
stood in awful dignity before them.
chow now?" quoth the dominic to the first
lad chow dare you be smoking tobacco?''
Sir" said the boy, Il am subject to head
ache, and pipe takes off the pain"
you?-and youp-andy ou?-inquired
the pedagogue, questioning every boy in his
turn.
One had "raging toothache"; another,
collie; third a cough. In short, they all
had something.
"Now sirrah, beloved the doctor to the last
boy, what disorder do you smoke for?"
Alas the excuses were all exhausted but
the interrogated urchin putting down his pipe
after farewell Whit and looking up in his
masters face, said, in whining, hypocritic-
al tone, ''Sir, | smoke for corns!''
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This consideration gives Belfast City Bonds GREAI
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Nearly fifty thousand dollars of these bonds were so!l
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and investors will lind it for their advantage send
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than iBcd amount will be disposed of at oImc
rates. limo. IHOkNDikk,
TITO City Treasurer.
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A Book for Every woman,


Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AMI
HER DISEASES; or, WOMAN TREATED or Pan
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These are beyond all comparison the extraordi
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thor, whose experience is of an uninterrupted magn
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VALUABLE BooKs.-We have received the valuable
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sponsble professional gentleman OF eminence, AS a
of instruction vital matters concerning which
amentabe ignorance exists. The important subject
presented with decacy ability and and
MS an appendix many useful prescriptions Tor prevailing
complaints added Coos republican, Lancaster,
H., Sept. ], 1869.
DIR. HAYES is one of the most learned and popular
of the day and entitled to the gratitude OF
for these invaluable productions 1t seems 10
be his aim to induce and women to avoid the
of those diseases which they subject and he tells
them just how and when to do it,. F,rmEgt0R Ch'oHi
Gle, Fdrmingtoa, Me-, Sept :, lSd9
These are truly scientific and popular works by Dr.,
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of the day The Medical and Surgical Journal, Jaiy
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Price of SCIENCE OF LIFE, Sl.O0. PHYSIOLOGY
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Either book sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Address "THE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE" or
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N. B-Dr. IL may be consulted in srictest confidence
on nil diseases requiring SKILL secresy and experience
INvIoIABLT SuCEEsY AND CERTAIN RELIEF. 1yrl
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CAU 10 N
To Females in Delicate Health

nR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. Z ENDI-
- CorT ST. Boston, is consulted daily for all diseas-
incident to the female system. Proapsus Uteri or
Falling of the Womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed in
very few days. SO invariably certain is this mode
treatment that most obstinate complaints yield under
it, the afflicted person rcoices in perfect health
DR.. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
to stay in Boston a few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow, since 1885, having confined his whole atten
ton to office practice for the cure OF Private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges no superior IN the
United States. u.s.
N. BAH letters contain dollar, they will
not be answered
Office hours from A. NJ. to . P. NJ.
Boston July 25 1869. Iva
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DIR. OLIN, 20 Bond ST.. N. ", treats all pri
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Boarding in establishment If desired Thousands of
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DERFECT MANHOOD.-Essays for young Men on
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help for the erring and unfortunate Sent sealed let
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SAVE THE CHILDREN.

Multitudes of them suffer, linger and die because
Pn-W orms. The only ehectual remedy for these mo-.
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1870.

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Capt. WIN. e. DENNIsGN.

TyHE STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND, having
i been put in complete order the past winter will
land and landings on the Penobscot River and Bay,
leaving Portland on Monday April 18th, at 10 O'Clock,
?. NJ, or on the arrival of the Express Train from
Boston. Leaving Belfast on Monday, Wednesday ahl
Friday mornings at O'Clock.
Passengers will be cketed through to Boston and all
intermediate stations, arriving the same evening.
Returning will leave Portland every Monday Wednes
day and Friday evening, at 10 O'Clock.
The Richmond is of the strongest and safest boats
built, of remarkable speed, clean and comfortable.
Passengers assured that every pains will be taken to
ensure their comfort and safety.
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S!cELEa DISpATcuEs.-Thc Char,;-
ton N''2s publishes special drSpa:c
dated Washington, October 3, which
says /;
The State Department has rccciv-
cd official dispatches endorsing the
text o! Sicklcs famous noto to tho
Spanish Government, concerning tho
ipnrport Oh which thcro has been 80
mitch speculation Of late in the news
!papcrs. The document proves to be
quite Is threatening in It's character
as it was asserted to be in the cab!o
telegram. 1T declares t;.at the Span
ish cause in Cuba is hopeless that
the Spanish treasury is depicted; that
the time Is close at hand when the
Government Of tie United States
must saacumb to popular opinion
here, and recognize thc> inlcpendcrcc
! Of Cuba. Minister Sicklcs adds that
the pending policy is an Offer OF n"co-
tiation with q view to ascertain the
real wishes Of the Cuban people as to
Whether they desire independence,
"nnc*"!on to tho Union, or to re.
main Spanish dependency. 7 his Gov
eInment. he says, is willing to pur-
chase Cnba, for a sun Of money to bo
hereafter agreed upon. and he cIaims
to be instructed by President Grant
to insist that Spain mast prosecute the
war on humane basis. He concludes
his notc by saying: 4 i,avo written
frankly, as g. soldier should write to q
military power"
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VISIT OF BisEoa DAvJ-.-Tbe
%,g.,S 2av, Tnas. T. Davis, E:sncp O!
.;.a rUn@sae, accom- sn:.,a. ~ the fav
G"nn Johnson is now On {. visit 70 this
Parish, and viii administer ths rte
If confirmation in Tri2ity Chcrch
on sunday next.
We learn that on Sunday last, the
Bishop administered the ,i,o Of cen
arm alton to thirteen persoi:s n:ns
white and forr co!ored, in tue Erisco
',al Church ut Wilmington, in our Dis
:'irs, whicl, IS under the pastt-a
.lnarge Of the Rev. O. T. Poraher
This epesks we'll for the iiohr:s!,ine
condition Of that Church, aud the
earnest, efficient, and acceptable min
;?trations Of its jealous, Christian
q tor, the Ilcv. Mr, Po, cher.
:..srvices in Trinisy Church on sa,.
urday and Sunday nights.
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Tie Colleges at d, Vest.

Til" exercises cf tho Male and Fe.
m::!o Colleges, 1T Lue West. were re.
.nnr.! Oh Monday last, with the most
"hcon""S!n:s prospects. At tho late
meeting ~ Che Synod of tho Associ.
u;c R':ormcA Church. iir. ". s. Low.
Try, &. !.o;isyi!!', Ga, WIS elected to
.Ae lEc;esNorsh.p OF Latin, aud DE-
H"yrc, Of Fairfield, TO q Professor.
snip III thr Seminary. They are both
gentlemen Of distinguished abilities
and *cio'ariy attainmeats, and will be
valuable acquisitions.
With regard to those elections the
4. R, Presbyterian says:
III" .:ants o: i:rskinc College and
seminary .y""c acknowledged and
m2t ~ i:;r - it va; prartica!le to Il,
-. lir. V. S. Lowry, oi' Louisville
Georgia, Mas elected Professor or Lit.
- III thc toi!":;". an;l n-. boyro, q
arhr'd, South Carolina, WAS elected
- i'roir%aorship in the Seminary
hrSt gentlemen, it Is believed
Will both accept, and will tux,
their places carly in the Session
he duty oi providing for the prcpa
rat"ry department in be College wa.
dtvn!vcd upon the Faculty and Boar
Of Trustees. Ur. iicmri,iii WAS up
pointed Genera! Agent for thc Co!
!r..:. III" i'r"!,'%> g. III the :ic..;nur,
! Is 10 ;'* aupppric! is ist annual c.j:l
tr!U"t:oms ui ibo chircll4s.
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Wal!-s'rccs, yesterday, gave cvi-
dcncc CT strong! J. favorable reaction.
Dealings i'll gold were resumed. and
the business Of tie street got fairly
under way again. The money mar
iiot wasqaitc easy st the close and the
rate Of interest declined to seven per
cent. The stock market was stron.
a1d bu0yant, bat closed below The
highest prices Of the day. There
was so large an improvement on tho
panic prices Of tho preceding day, that
tho feeling was general that bottom
was touched. No moro failures wore
reported, while movement is on foot
to enablo tho house Of Lockwood g.
Co., to resume. Gold declined to
l29a.-N, Y. Herald.
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MCTLAI.-TIppEn S,I0re -Sbocc

MET.AI.-TIpPED SHors.-Shocs ART
an important item in the expense o
clothing children. as every parent vii
understand. They Invariably wca,
out their shoes ut tic toe first, AND
net unircqutnt!y before the other
parts arc quarter worn. Childrcn's
shoes with Metal UPS: never wear ont
at tic toe, and it is safe to say ,hat on
an av'ra.," ono pair with them will
moro 'Aan oat.wr::" three pairs with
out them. We believe all the shoe
dealers keep thcnl.-Ucra,H.
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He" TIE NEG@o CANE To EE A
N"rEH.~-ln his speech at Corinti:
Miss, soinc days ago: Judge Dent dc.
cla!td that President Grant. in com.
pany win 4 number Of prominent
N'pnh:i ans: declared few weeks
Ego, IN his presence. that The Rrpnh.i
can party had no idea OF extending
suffrage TO the negro until they Go:.nt
| 1t necessity for the reconstruction o!
tue south upon their party basis.
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y N,:;!:~ Ca: !!.:;,i>: :::g9?...:.--
| h" ..:,.."a-'"c l. :i.:~:' ::!::.,% ,:::i N
inquest -, i.v.,, IL ii.:,: District. g..
IT, p! u.t, "T.: ;i- iv:,. ci'" l.:.:ru
j:E>'ri ns"isl 'S''" C"o", ".in !.n:.:; n~r,
sell: IL COZ. oi..rI:"n:'" oI hvin;; crossed
III love. J.,i;: wanted to marry =
young crio:'ed man, but he: fM.iie" cn.
i'.':ed il, and suicide was t:.c result
Iii. is The lirSt instance OF tho kind
OH record, wc bslievr.
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FIRE

DIR. EDITOR We arc panied to
acar ot another sad misfortune that
has heia'len Cur worthy !e!!ow-ci!izen
air. Thomas Chatham. About ono
year ago he lost, By the torch of the
IlI;.ccnd'ar,y, his spacious dwelling and
az it's valuable contents end on tn"
10th nit. his gin house became isnited
while the gin was in motion, and war,
in few minutes, Consumed, With ali
its contents, consisting Of cot
ton, wheat, oats, barley, one bug
Is. horse mill and thresher, involving
a loss Of rot less than two thousand
dollars. Mr.. Chatham has onr heart
felt sympathies. PHGS1x.
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W. ~. L-t,
Sucst:ar,'.

STATE AID CoUHTY TazEs.--Py
reference to tho advertisement OF 3ir
LII, Rnascll, tie County Treasurer
Is will 60 seen tGat the time for pav,
ing tazas las beer extended to the
Is in:t. The taxes arA hcavy, bu.
there is no way Of avoiding them, BIZ,
hy getting rid Of our Radical oppras.
1913 Better pay and escape the pen.
i"Hy. Three mii,;ons and ahaIi O!
ldol'aEs 10 be collected in the SPACE OF
n!ne months. Sarh are tho sweets o.
Radical n4israis. White men Of the
o!Etr.'t! Back men! remember this
~ the na1: tsset.on-i2emsnlber i: ut
the Poiisi
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TIE HEALTH or TIE ClTY.-What
Is Known as the .'$ickly season." en-,
hra"!ns the months Of July, August
and September, is now over. Among
u white population OF. 10000, there
have been I337 dc%ths and among {,
Of 2l,000 blacks. there
been 210 Charleston Nevs.
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The Rural Caro;inian.

We have received TIC first number
OF this new Agricultural Magazine.
which has just been issued by tic
publishers, Ncssrs. Walker, Evans &
Eo&Swcll, Of Charleston. Tho iypo.
:,:"rh;cal execution IS excellent. the
c"ntcii'S varied anal interesting, and
the editorial department displays
taste and ai>:lAy. The cHitor Is ID.
II. 1"Gi"s: l practical Agri"uiiur:S:.
"n': aH.!:!>l"; Il OF liMe literary Al
tt:"rn.i.:~. Tia: ,ia!az;lc a;,n:.:::; ..;.
i"E':''i'. i" lie i'';::';':.Hya Ct: !ar .:,r.
';ic''' 81 ""r State. TIE. h;..,scr;,.::nn
r"i"c ~ oily $2-a;;i from t:c ,;rorn-
'>'',; oi til. li">t number, ouv r,a.:ry*
r,iay r., assured. !!;at the wort, xii!
'r we'll wpit:. dat sam. Tie fellow.
i:'.' ~ i" 'a;'i' ui' contents,
-:'""ii"'t I"nnFi,aent. - Davi..
Hi.N~,m aHi lnt"ovcd I:;:rn.;;:.c
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-; !ha :: r.y':i:'.%"! ,;.d i:.,.;!~.4
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X" Advantages nl' Ill" :; ;"i I.;;-
Il: "'.i:: =, t.a farm. i.,.. lr:.,,: 4:
Gotten !;.r'i Oh ;';;:r. ~ .!n- N H..
i"i,'", II: d.; ii ;!>'s l.ar;!..t.:uSot ;
Making; Nhr:1 -. ;'-;... Land.
=, ';'|''':' 'F:! = ,''"!'.'"'.--';:'a rang"
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! EI' -ftssrs. Miller 6 Robertson
ara now opening their large and well
ihc.cctcd F"Ii and Winter Stock. Tic
stock has been purchased in Now
YORK hE Coz. Robertson, with bis
customary skill, and will be foungl
mos: conflict in al! lis Departments.
Our friends may caI! with the assn.
rance of getting the very best o!
what they want, and on the very bcs.
terms. The latest s;ylcs and the bost
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tai. Cal: a!:I examine, anal the pro
irrietors, with Mrs. Lythgcc, and
.lesnr Cunningham ard Hud,!on will
takc pleasure i'i receiving til cir friends.