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| remained until this lady here requested me
to come and take charge of the early educa-
ton Of her little SON.
''Werc you really married to this chef dc
bataillon?" asked the emperor; "or was ii
only one Of those arrangements that your
position compelled you to accept?'
II have my marriage-contract, SIRE
''Be SO good as to let me see it."
She went to her chamber for the document
and placed it in the emperor's hand saying
"You will see, sire, that my son was born
of a legitimate union.n
After having glanced oyer the paper, Ma
polcon returned it to the interesting young
widow, cxclaimin@, with unfeigncd satisfac-
ton:
'Pardieu. this is happy rcncontre."
He ordered Bertrand to note down tho
name of the mother and her son. 1t had
ceased raining for some time when Napoleon
said to the lady:
''Eh bien, madame, in order that the rccol-
lection of this day may be agreeable to us
both, give you epension OF twelve hundred
francs, revertible to your SON"
We then mounted our horses and contin-
ued our march. That night, before Napo-
leon retired, he signed the decree tor the pen
sion of the widow of Aboukir.
EEs. The Concord Patriot relates Il goo'
story of the hypocrisy Of radical members o
the New Hampshire Legislature, and the re
bukc they got in search alterrum. It says
During the sitting of the Legislature a com
mittee of that sage body visited the town o
H, from whose highways and by ways ;
cloud of dust, finer and thicker than the clouds
of lice that the prophet brought upon occurs
ed Egypt, will arise at the least proyocatlol
from a wheel or a foot of the Waytarcr. Sale
committee encompaSscu the place and vipWct
its mornings and out@ongs but in oone
through the necessary operation of breathing
very naturally inspired no inconsiderablc por
ton OF ''Mother Earth This dust seemed
to be Of such a character that oxide OF hydro
gen, in vulgar parlance water, could not prop
crIv loosen and wash il down Certain mem
bers of the committee had a beverage in min,
which, if it was to be found, would do III,
business. They accordingly set TO work f
find il in every nook and corner Of III" place
but with poor success.
The landlord Of the --- Hotel il man
we'll known for his red hot Democracy an'
blmtness Of speech, rs well rs for 4 deep
rooted aversion to all sumptuary Legislation
Learning these facts and sllspccting that min'
host might possess u private bottle Of an ac
comodating character, one whose slightly cN
terror, smooth address and great ;ridity seem
ed to qualify him pre-eminontly for Spokcs
man was chosen to do the talking, while thu
rest gave him the moral support Of their pres
encc. The landlord was accordingly arouse,
from his lair and he OF the dulcct voice pro
ceedcd to say ''NIr. -, we are members o
the Legislature and in riding around you
beautiful village have been painfully affected
by the heat and dust and would like to know
if you havn't u little spirit tor us to -----.
At this point our Bonitace burst out ',----
YOU! You wont get it of me II You maxi
laws you'd better live up to en- and straight
way slammed the door in their face.
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twenty-five Square Feet

more heating surface than any furnace Of the size
can give without them.
BY placing the vapor pan here it should Ise.
above the heating apparatus, to restore humid
NY Palsul OF water shoud he eyaporatrd, where only
pints now.
II is law of nature that the higher the temperature
the more water air will and must contain. II Furnace
air be not supplied by proper apparatus the supply will be
drawn from amy and all sources Even from the lungs of
those rcspiring it, If they happen to be weak much
the worse for thu lungs.
1t is well known fact, that the Sirocco winds OF the
Sahara and Arabian deserts, become the balmy air OF 1t
ally, by passing over the Mediterranean after be-
ing heated, and taking upa proper and hcahul per
cent. OF humidity.
Hence claim this Furnace to be the most powerful
as well as the most economical heater at present in
iscncc, and will warrant No. to do the work
any No. eight of any Older pattern offered to the
public.
AS to durability, will unGer bonds that they
shall last as long amy reasonable expects amy
Furnace to last.
And will warrant every to give perfect satisfaction
Hs -Stove and Furnace work OF all kinds promptly and
faithfully executed. y. y. EzERSEA II son.
5nosIo Nd. a. Main street.
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Jletu Ao0trtls emcnts.

GEND to j. W. p. jerks, A. NJ, Miadcboro
= Mass for Circular Of The Select Scientiac course
Of Peiree Acaaemy, including French adapted to both
sexes from the ages of u to IS. Number OF pupils lim
ted so. New classes formed September Is, 800 per
quarter of 10 weeks Will pay for Board, Tuition, Books
iue and lights. Cheapest school in the United States
for its advantages.
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DUNKLEE'S
Golden Eagle Furnace

Is the result of thirty years practical experience i'll
the Furnace business ant only combines in Fur
mace all valuable and well tried principles but steps in
advance with new plans, following strictly by natural
laws, however simple they may be. Viz:
By exposing very large surface directly to small
amount of fuel.
BY making large amount of atmospheric air mpinge
directly upon this large surface at to take the
heat to the rooms to De warmed
by taking advantage of comparative expansion and
construction of metals in the combination OF its parts
so as to prevent the escape OF gas.
By preserving fire day and night by the modern mode
of mounting doors and regulators.
BY rejecting all friedrich, and conductors, subsi
uting very heavy fire pot, IL inches thick at the
points of combustion thus saving the heat hthcro alb
sorbed by brick, and melted coal will adhere
iron, it can never clinker nor require lining.
BY easy manner and convenience in tending Furnace
BY additod of eight radiators upright around the blaze
piyi
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THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY"
BY Il, C, STEDMAN.

BY i, G, sTEDMAN.
Could we but know
The land that ends our dark. uncertain travel.
" lcre lie those happier hills and meadows low
Nh If beyond the spirits inmost cavil,
tu~h of that country could we surely know,
Who would not go:
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NLio.ht we hui hear

The lowering angels high imagined chorus.
on catch bctanes with wakeful eyes and clear,
one radicnt vista Of the realm before us
with on" rapt moment given us to see and hear.
All. who would fear?
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NONEEDENTIAL men who have njur-
~ cd themselves by certain secret habits which unfit
them for business pleasure the duties of married life;
middle aged and old men, who from the ollies of
YOUTH other causes feel debility in advance Of their
years before placing themselves under the treatment of
any one should first read The Secret Friend' Married
ladies' will learn something of importance by pcrusinf
The Secret Friend" Sent to any address, in sealed
envelope receipt Of % cents. Address DR. I'll ARIES
A, STUART & CO., Boston, Mass. 1yr43
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hdn' IS soon restored
to as original color
ariM the gloss and
freshness Of youtn.
THU hair is thick
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encd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folliclcs are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and dccayed
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness byfhis application. Instead
Of iouling the haiy with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional nsc will prevent the hair
from turning gray Or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dcleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious 10 the hair, the Nigor can
Only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for q
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Wore we quite sure

no find The peerless friend who left us lonely.
ca there by some celestial streams AS pure.
10 @lHe on eyes that here We're loVe-lit only
This weary mortal coil. We're we quite sure,
VI ho would endure,
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Capt. w NJ. u. DENNss0N.

Napt. " N. u. DENNhNVN.
FINllE STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND having
i been put in complete order the past winter, viii
commence her regular thrice weekly trips between Port
land and landings on the Fenobscot River and Bay
leaving Portland on Monday, April 18TH, at O'Clock
T.. NJ, or on the arrival OF the Express Train from
boston Leaving Belfast on Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday mornings at O'Clock
Passengers will be tcketed through to Boston and all
Intermediate stations, arriving the same evening.
Returning Will leave Portland every Monday Wednrs-
day and Friday ening, at 10 O'Clock.
The Richmond is one OF the strongest and safest boat
ever built, of remarkable speed, clean and comfortable
Passengers are assured that PAINS will be taken o
ensure their comfort and safety.
Belfast, April !, 1863. tf89
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AND TRAVELLERS.


To avoid and escape imposition of foreign and nsty,
uuacks more nanteros IN Boston than in other large
cities,
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rss ss@s- Il ulslslna. fsssIs sss~ss. n
Ne chsafsfg fsafi n <<if fsasty Al fsi<<
beesk W stsvi a aid ea<ft silas sA<s N
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re<ides IN the Htais " AfksasAt, tsse ChsGHn,
Hssfiisr fsfisy. wfIhsm fssisy, Jokh Yaftey
and yafHh rNsiey lwhs reside Ia tks tNts d
Tennsss<sh are af non-rtsidenis Of he .AsAls
o. NIsefeippi. and whoe< fnrtieulas rS(iencs
and psesoess sddress sse ssksswa sad. esssel
b, spcn due And diligesi inquiry ascstaIned
IL q thtssfws ordered ny NE eeass tsat tks
said nos-svsdeus ~defeadasss Do enter their ap.
p~enFsnce herein. on Of befsre th!s knt az q
the next Term u this esust 10 b hsiden al ~
esurthourc VI said county, 10 The tuwn II, p
noIa, on The seventh Monday ansf The foursi
Monday 10 n~rxsmbes. less, and paead, ssswsl
or deinuf 10 the complalnants bill herein, Of
The Allegations THEREOF Wilt be taken faF con
fcssed 10 10 ihesu.v t9heHffnf hjt aalI
u l. further ordered BY the court that . eop,
" this order ~ pnbiished In nv "wsekiy ~
pole STAR A. pebble pssspp<r p6sssd ian,
published IN The town q Pamela II said county
nor foarweeks sscsssIvely. ~ ono elATN y
= ssrs COPY iani JAMES " PIERCE,
u dxulef 4 xiler, solicitors sorsconplsaaant,
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!, TglEsRlrnlf.'

WASHINGTON, stscr. a5.--ln ths
's'urrcmo't Aura sosday. Judge tHas,
rcad ar actahorate brsl,hn on Ia,
Merger sAse. II tbs eject tln,t M,
Supreme Court ofthc Unitcd State,
Aas Jurisdiction under tho Constitu,
ton sed Judiciary aetaf i7si and
thai tho act " 1897, repealed BIZ ac,
DOES ho, take AWAY inns.
',lhtios Il fAix Cont III tase II,
writ ~ corpus Was referred
% ~ among uu most valuable
rights and WIS guarded iii tho con.
lstinsions The merits, ofthc Verge,
ss,sc weterot iMsolycd III tkcopinion;
the Court isacsolf ASSUMED jurisdfc-
ton.
Ycrgers counsel will have i co. /.
fcrcnSc With thS attorney general
tcim6frow, whSN further proceed.
ingx under bdrisdiaion NH III M.
ranged, fkS granting Ii M writ
stiii pcitalnk.
Miller disScNtcd' nom III o,;n;or
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4 anysvirns Of a decstsl of the Probate Couri
Of pcSoio county Mississippi, madr al ID,
'Scpfcshbcr term thereof isGa, tie undersigned
~ sdmisistaicr iof the frstAte NJ III Await
DECEASED, wip sell In The town of Ssnatobia,
On the 18Th dAy o. November, fs6V, 70 III,
highest hiddet, forcasls theAollotivg dssdfibed
land, lying In the county Of Pamela, Nissis.
dlfi. to-wits The northeast quarter 81 section
Airss, lovnsAip Al, range sighA west.
a. RI. WAIT, .
scts-s. a4ah .leh A~ddaaidrsicr.
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AZ hk residence. near Peach
Crcek In this co,snsy, Maj. ". G.
Crawley. on Monday the 18th inst,
giser q short illne-s with typhpid
lie was one of the oldest and
most highly respected citizens Of
our county, and his loss will cast d
shadow over the minds d his many
friends moi soon to be removed.
"Pcace By with him." INA, 3
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COMMISSIONER Nalc or Land.

M ~ 3
Bs virtue Of a dccrcr Of the % hancesy csArl
spf Pamela connty,Statc Vt MiSissippl, rendered
therein Oh The 10Th day Of November, iscs. In
tlrl suit of lrxNl aiti tsJ Nan y Eeeilns IL AZ,
No. 2as IN said COST, | will n. cvpmtwipaer
therein appointed, On Monday The isih dxy II
|Hayembvr, lsda. atthe courthouse doorin The
town Of Pamela IN said conn,y, within lawful
heurs, cdct for sale At public auction u ti,e
highest bid.lcr, the follevlpg afscribed lend,
lying and being IN saia county, to-wit. The
EesA half Of the soathenst qdArttf Of section
thirty, tewpshin tventl-~senn range hire,
east.
TsaNs or saIs.--On aIrfsdh of six IsAsnihs
from dar of Sds, with Ten per cent. interest frpuu
day Of salc. BIND with good security viii be
required of the purchaser, And . lien <etaiaed
upon the land uptil the purchase moavy Il
paid. J.c. HARRISON.
oct9-6t. csnnieiSner.
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nv virtue Of : vrt d execution u nc d.
rrttei by; HE Circuit court OF Fsno,a cosaty
Mixlfsippi, inthe cass ri James, =, Woods 10
v. a. BAKER, I win, oh Monday, the 18th day
" NsvemhNf 4 lsao. Ia Monte u Tie CaArtshous,
door, In the town Of Pamela, Offer for sale al
pnbiic auction 70 the highest blddet, III cash
ths follawins described lind, lying and heinp
In said county and known and designated al
6llowss eslwit; The xcashwest quarter " See.
tiea inseu. iswHship nine, Of r~nxe ak levied
Oh. AZ the property Of said E.G. Baker ~ satisfy
said execution md cosssl Sale within lawful
honrs, ps,8t ,,s.. Ew. G.. Me(sOW AN, ID
octa-0t. Sheriff.
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AZ Clinton, Mi--., ~ ibs lev.
Walter IfiIIman. President " Nj.
ds.lIfd college. on the iIsh inst,
VIZ. Charles y. Bfock. II Hind.
county. and Miss Mar, y. Clarke
III Jefferson county. "A,
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JeiMtsA appointments

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Jackson, Miss. al. nj daih
r'1Sl Jos. MyrMy 90 %ss'4r.Tas0
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i IA GrlrM Srouys--Dnring the
Eslaic unplsasantsess, "a party Of
Federal soldiers neoscrrd Il small
town inthis State ,lipas whitehall
ltlle maAea lNd gone to the wars.
,,ess.Tpt, tworpld mcns named Davi.
apd MeCmica, tho latter very fond
IA his.toi. They were arrested md
,son6ncd IN the blacksmith shop
Old Mo. pcrclied himself on tho amvil
land related lis tsunbles tol Ibis tom.
lAnlen complaining rtlnit he bud
not had iadrinki for n year, nor
had Aeseelsb bat oac ting f- pinrtdr,'
and that pldfor tenidallars Il ,lriak
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tsral piheesr drpppcd III. and while
they were grouping around rthc
5any'l illeI Cplopel canel.ia.- aud
drawing nj bottleof Walkers tonic
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Ana Nc. jsmpcd from hip psnh and
sung gut; sllold on, Caunsl, ,ssy
name y Msf'oMea. my father's i
/ Mct 'pnica, and LwRsshristen dJohn
Mrtonica, and neither Of US have
,sYeg hcen ashamed Of tho oamc.
Bpt q Federal oticer son,ss IN
here. under all the circumstances,
spd Lays 'Esllers et.S takea drink
III bsrJd tiny uame ain;s dFsalerss
s,iegi i, W, LosixriNe Ernws.
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tbs paper ohIess paid for In advance. The
charges for annoancinr win be16ar state and
District @aicers slb; County tle, Beat 81,
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Attention Tax Payers.

The asse 'ssacut Rolls for thL Cou ,ty have
been returned into my ofics, and arr amen, for
examination 10 all persons Interested therein
until the first Monday III November I1i
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Buffalo mad 9rp gprt 423 Neilen, . u
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NO ditto exponRs GerOtbnaing an nst6s Geric6te
unh ttbertiefsTt unm M1thareH Gircuit Gerf4t nor
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EerMif, 1865, merbg tm On GoIirtbGus sEkog IN beg
SsaSs ssGlSDsus ss e3En 1ss.a e ss
n ca b. ben b. sSuKuur 1859, hnd e6en6 bef8res
beneS @runkeiGentbHms RadmIt6 &elSaen un6 bes
Fnblt4 IN Gasibi0n GcWtitp, Ii Der Start gaf9rtHe
inD 4. 8atD in eerannter StabtC nit so Sus Hruat
an glapIeafnBs Mtb nit Srwtnis 2inie 106 aus mad
2af6petteitIabe sItidGilfeRb pon b. an zofnpettes
ItrnSe 6 SnS, mehr cher mgnfeers mad gRDphfn,s
Ode, pcR bn ssrdd ndh 9eapieiitabg mad BEN 1sfss
BaRgspunEte ssrD init Bef3lag belegt ais haa Geeus
epAm non 4Hznxcie 6GDcut I'm eineg GTekettpM gegel
tgn ullp sA @utfteH non VI 81 alaniep fir 92i0B0,
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ten aus benz Orient ipiOeripre@en f6.
Rod lit nidts entl@ieben, nod bat
@rie@sufona fefhe Sefnitibe eImtiportl
.iiber Mnnabms ODER 8eriuerfung Der
Gntfbeibnna Der 4arifer G0mferena
eiaeersid Den triecGrii6 @alinuten
bIeibt babes ebenfO pie Ben EieaIie.
benOat Aos Ib fur tire GaIeuEaties
ttea Ofen.
8Dtfdben Rreuben unb 0efrei5 bat
fib Die Stimmnns tsieser aebeflert,
iuenigltens mas ben gInsarnd betieIben
in ben beioerfeilieeu 6ffentIiden NIats
tern aHbeEanDt, S5retrli1 mare eg,
ipenn sipif6ea ben shelltf5ea 86IFeta
bas 96fsett dbernioIs gum gli6ter
aMfgeEuf fen nEr0fn isiI6 atsbaitn btefs
EIeidt einer freatbaa Wfaat bic Gnts
fdeiouns onbeimfaIlen fOate. Srieos
Ii6er ausbau 6es se1an,mten groben
eentfden 8aterlanoes auf ben GrMnbs
Idgen eenititutioneIer SreiBeit aas
goltsweb Ifahrt il es mas Sie geIl
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