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ResnrnpfIon Of Work IN Sag cottieries.
PHILADELPHIA, April pa dispatch fro,,
Eilkesbarre says: "Six collieries in this yicini,
have gone to work. viz: the Enterprise Peri
Bowkley. Pleasant Valley, Warrior Run Not
unghAm, ana Chauncey. There win be be a
panies men this evening s'A"
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GIN. LOGAN has gone TO Boston TO attend the
meeting of the Army of the Potomac.
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MARBLE MON tMENTs.
MARBLE AND SLATE MASTLEs.

avn now selling, at reduced prices. Cor cash at
ny Marble Works, north q street and Hew Yark
aVtBue. near the Treasury ID seartment
ny lily VIM. RUrAERFORD
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- ~ Bsbbers In Bed
An Ola Nan Re- ford; Pa, :
<Isfed % MAXI Him Ten W1,rs A.,

>Ssted % Make Him Ten waere kis
PIrrsBr Money Was.
special &c, Pa, April 2i.-The Commercial
o'cloc' ess: =" On Saturday night at II
mar 4, three men entered the house OF an old
W. named Murren, near Bedford, Pa, and
axe one held him down by setting on his head
The ofherr threw coals OF hre on his legs com
| pellipg him TO tell where his money was con-
cealeu. They obtained SIS, and tying the old
man, set IRE to the house. He released himself
4 and extipguished the fUe. No arrests.haye been
. made" wv"
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GOV. COOKE returned to this city from Phila
delphia this morning.
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SH1LLTNGToN sends US the superb May num-
Der of The Aldine.
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PBRsoNAL-Senator Harlan leaves the city
for Iowa tonight. Owing to the continued i'll
health of Mrs. Harlan, he will be unaccom
panied by his family.
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WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRNUR.-The receipts from this
source to- day were s172 J2s.75.
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COMMODORE JAMES ALDEN returned this
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GABLE SCREW WIRE
Boots and Shoes.
TRY i PAIR,

ane you viii use no others They are the most PHI.
able, Durable, aud Comfortable goods IN the mar
ket. 1hsir success 70 Unprecedented, and they are
rapidly supeTsedinE sewed and pegged work xhsr.
ever introduced.
SOLD BIZ DEALERS IvERYwHxKx
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ThCBSTONT IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
OEh the best article for cleansing and preseryns
teetn sed by all druggists. Price, Is and 50 cents
yOUvEhS iNODOB0US GLOVE re-
Mores soiied gloves equal to new Bold by all drug
snA sno fancy goods dealers. Price, cents des "
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THB l. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY of the District
OF Colum bia has been called, by proclaim alton
OF Governor Cooke, elsewhere in our paper, TO
meet In Metzerott Hall, on Monday, the 18th Of
May.
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GENUINE VICHY WATER,
(BOTTLED 1s71J
ALSO, The CELEBRATED
Frederieks Hall Bitter Water,
SEN. GERMAN hYiIpboKsHAU'
Also, our usual Fine Assortment OF
FINE WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS,
OLD COGNAC BRANDIES,
ALL BRANDS CHAMPAGNE WINES.
CLARET AND RHINE WINES,
BURGUNDIES,
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGARS,
RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
At New York prices
THOMAS RUSSELL.
(Sseesssov 70 e. c. Dyer Co,J
mhS tr 1913 PINHsYLvAHIA AVENUE.
Is5TIHlE0 sg 4 ooyRT OF TIE DISTRICT
GOOdin AppersOn ct al.
Maya. s. kimnmsl, 9, a, S'.2aa'
MeRobers and Hanna their Solicitors, Il s ordered
sppesrsnce to be enered herein on or before the
nrst rule day occurring forty days after this day.
case Of default.
BY the Court. Justice MAcARTHUB.
II asa Il sssSss;-T''';-R' j. hElas' Clerk.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
On the petition Of 5. !. La Mo HR ~ 81 New
sTsn.sd . him % sAs i.sn Az y July. ISL, for
ordered that the testimony in the case be closed
on the 18th day Of June next. that the time for
TIED TO the sd day Il Juns next, and thst sait
Ss Ssa maf on the sss DAY 81
apis tsw Commissioner OF Patents.
IN TIE s EE9HE a. S S9gRI ~ THE DIS
HoEdins a Special Tenn, April 18th. 1871.
is!r.tOr Of WILLIAM ]. LEWIS, decsassd, the al
81. me .U DSh "a tS' M sS
sonal estate Of said deceased and Of the assets
hand as far .: the same have been collected
and and turned into money; when, and where all
notified to attend. Wi" With their Claims properly
youched, or they may otherwise by Law be exciuded
. copy Of this order be published once q week tor
three In the Evening Star previous to the said
spis-.usss A. wrBsrrR. Register Of wins.
A y va ~ .I.H !, .. W: A.oSosD.oEs
=. WV ISc nh SSsS direct. mEV
:nS + & ,s: ins ps.
is sSfEms,ss ssnsTal Tuning and RsP.,rins
TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS.
pP PHH IEEIyls, from . cent. 70 81 81, Il
fhiNCE Loan Once Sales room. ~
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PRESIDENT GRANT has accepted an invitation
to attend the anniversary meeting of the Army
Of the Potomac, at Boston, ON the 18th of Nav
General Meade will preside.
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liz THE s TR1nT N S G9gRI 9F TIE DIS

A VARIETY or FINE NEW AUUORDEONs
a and OOHOERrINOe. for sale Il oost-
oy @. l.. WILD BRO,
lY0 Nth street .vtvkVv
Inventors and Manufacturers Of the Patent Dan.
eng 10y Tor pianos; dealers IN Pianos and Musical
faithfully attended to- Sksi.tfs
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specie Shipments.
day, Sill 600. W
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The INDIAN BIDs.-Commission Parker and
Col. ID. z. Case, OF the Secretsrys Office, have
been designated by the Secretary of the Interior
to superintend the opening of bids for Indian
supplies at New York on the 9th instant.
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TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS.
1prr xy,v,, at 81 per set.
PENCE Loan Once Sales room w ~
auS-u 1000 Pennsyly syepus - -
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THB SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan TO .dsy
amounted to but $4,000. 1t is not expected
that the subscriptions will be very large befor
the latter part of next month, until which time
the new bonds will not be ready for issue.
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THE EVENING STAR.
rrbLIsHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
Al The star BUILDINGS,
Corner Pennsylvania nv. and lIth n.
BIT TIE
EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER CgNPANY.

TEE STAB n served BY carriers % their suo-
scribers IN the Cty ard District ct TEN CENTS PR
WICK or FoRTr-FOuR CESIs Par MONTH. Copies
81 the counter, Two CENTS.
PRGr FOR MAILING Three Months, ESQ:
efI Months, $500: One Year, - 90. No papers
ere seat from the ONCE longer than paid for.
TIE WEEKLY sTAR-puhlished on Friday
morning-el SO Q year.
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, left with his family
for chicago tfss morning. He will spend q week
with his son, who is in business in Chicago, and
will then return to Washington, while his ia mily
VIII proceed to the Massachusetts, home al
Groton for the summer
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senator SUMNER entertained at dinner ves-
terdsy evening the English members of the
Joint High Commission, Lady Thornton and
Lady Macdonald, Senator Thurman, Assistap,
Secretary of State Hunter, and Hon. Caleb
Cushing.
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a DULUTH LETTER writer says that ex- Con-
gresham KNOTS negative "puffstory" speech
has indirectly sent more people to that place
than any other medium used as a means "a
secure emigration, and should he depart this
life within a hundred years, Duluth would rec
ognize 1t duty, as well as pleasure, to erect a
monument TO his memory.
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THR NEW ADHESIVE STAMPs-The contrac-
tor for printing the Internal Revenue stamp,
to- day reported to the Commissioner the resuIt
OF his experiments with new paper for adhesi We
stamps, and submits samples, which are printed
IN two colors. Among the specimens are mum
Der printed on cornelian tinted paper, which
secures the department against any attempt 10
olot QUE the cancellation of the stamp, as any
effort to clean it, either by acid or alksIi,
changes the color OF the paper.
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the $50, 500, $500, 81, 200, 5000 and $4,000
registered and coupon bonds have already been
received from the New York bank note COM
panies, and preparations for printing the faces
are being pushed forward with energy by Mr.
george b. McCartee, OF the Treasury, and his
corps or emcient assistants. The vignettes for
both registered and coupons are the same and
are placed on bonds Of similar DISSEMINATION
The yignette for the $50 Is q likeness of Silas
Wright; for the 500 Of ex-Secretary stanton:
tor the $500 Of Thomas H. Benton; for the Al OO0
Of ex-President Harrison; for the e5, 600 or
Apeon Burlingame, and for the $4,000 of
Governor Andrew, Of Mass. The engrayin, NJ
the heads in all cases lie regarded as superior
in nneness OF design and execution to auy sim
liar work ever done Ia this country or else vbere
The facilities in the possession Of the govern
ment here for producing work Of the kind above
referred to are ample for any exigeucy thai
cQpld arise, and the workmen engaged are the
picked artisans of the world, as Is abundantly
exemplifed by comparison OF the designs the
are constantly producing with similar sroduc
tons of other countries. And there can be n
doubt Of the advantages, not only In excellenc,
of execution, but also in eafety, absolute uni
formity, and economy, in having all the work
engraving and printing the government evI
dences Of indebtedness done in this city, wher-
the tr usted officers of the Treasury can superyis
all the details and guard against limitations a.
rrofigate waste OF time and money. 20
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The BOARD oP PUBLIC WORKS met this after
noon at half past three O'Clock, in the execu-
tive office of the District of Columbia TO con
s!der informally what work on streets aud ave
nues needed their earliest attention, in accord
ance with late act of Congress deyolving those
duties on the board. Governor Henry ID. Cooke
called the meeting TO order, and as our report
above was in progress.
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A Lively Cannonade.
The Ocean Race.

LONDON, April ., ii q. m.-The Inman steam
snip CITY OF Paris. from New York April 18th.
arrived at Queenstown at 80 q. m. The White
Star steamship Oceanic, which left New York
the same time, and passed Sandy Hook thirty
minutes ahead Of the City Of Paris is not We I
reported at Queenstown. The ocean race tbsTa
LOT, II there was such thing was won by the
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A jersey Fish Story.


i'e ia~t h-h story comes from New
Jersey Lately, IN the interior OF that
STATE, mid looking countryman enter
eu faIlfoau car, bearing bundle tied
up ~ hahdkercliei, which he placed un-
der MS scat at the end the car. After
travelling along ior about hall an hour,
iads -it'lilI ~ lr"iit oi The ooan'ryman
va. oo>'s'ea 70 move Eaeasliy IN her
go anu :" '"'' s"N"sc eiaices III =
s'cihiiSN 'tNPttlAole man Slttihg ny
~
:" : r." 'l"t'ic 'itN' Al'et" atus ahotHet
'''''' 80 ~, 'h'i !" 'he i'oiit became
Hui "' iA>'' iINHi@ ~ lei scat
'nt",,'" y ,'H',e Srh''c'iiA'' N me caf
"'"'' Pi"'c' h'r 'f"'h an t'derIN -lo"A-
- ~, '.''I 'o' e"'o' wa" '"'
i'i'' ~ u''e'' M
I ~, "NH','
""Ns '.'t oc'"tV ,hc "'tu~tu V"u!i
'S"N ~ M own "eIeh'e il'' NAT was
"i'i'o'' over ~ eyes ana nc was dfaS
~ -, A. '''e 90 % ''i' car
''''0 ''t 0"' q" : ." win
a. ~ Wo''N = - "h"I
I'LL my meant N'"' "ii"'"ci 10,
''' - >''''e,' 't' Wy. W '',c |a' anu
~ . TSi''e'ii'H >t''ii. o'lIn" he'
"''t l''F' NV '"'i''"It' y iusH ""'
.'",, ''' '"oN''ei hI'l'l,et tMp'Vu' 'ilat
''AI' y '".'s'F ne'c'i"ea h''ii'''.
~" '''Ee w"'N'f'G >'ltA ne happehed
g nave ana whl'h oy ti's oy was one
Sau-e ol tl'I l'-' t'"uo'e' ms "ctu''F
S''''nS 'l'' u" ""'' '',ie'orou9's "eth
.."fpi"- ''sl al'NIee un"c' ,ilo sr"' WIN
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poctru.


suppose il all the children
Who have lived through age. long
Were collected and in> tecteI
They would maxi wondrous throny,
| oh. the bssble Of the Babel
oh. the huiter OF the fuss.
To begin with Cain and Abel.
And 10 hni.h up with Us
Think Of sll the men aud women
who are now and who have been.
Every nation since creation
hat this world of ours has seen:
Aud of all of them not any
Hut was once a baby small
Nhlie OF children. oh, how many
Never have grown up at all.
some have never laughed or spoken.
Never used their rosy feet:
Some have even flown To heaven
tr9 they knew that ear was sweet
And indeed Wonder whether.
u We reckon cy'ry birth.
And bring such a flock together.
There i room for them on ~arthy
Who viii wash their smiling facc.,
Nho their ssucy ears will box
" ho viii dress the rs and care>s thems
VIII" wil darn their little so-A-t
h~re ate arms enough to hold ;hcmt
li"hd- g" pat zach shining heads
\" W l'' ahse them: ~ho will >cold ihcmt
d" "'ll pick them on 10 bcis
Lnf.c happy Christian children.
i.u'c -asrec children too.
In no -iHgr>, ut ell ages
hat our planet ever knew,
Little princes and princc>se.
liiilc beggar. van and faint.
>nme IA very handsome dresses
Naked some. bcla lbcd with pstn,
Only thing of the confusion
such molly crowd would make,
Ana the cIatirr uf their chatter.
Ana ihe thing. that they would break.
On. the babble uf the Bahl'
oh. Inc fuitcr of the ius.,
10 Z. GIN with cam and Al~I,
And 10 fuish - wiih ~,
GOOD Word. for the Young
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Vol XVII, Whole No. $40 No. 9

Here is an incentive to duty that can
not exist under the old system. The
scholars may net all strive to become
teachers, but there will be such an in
terest manifested by the smarter ones
that the Others will be ashamed To stay
away or be idle. The school will nrove
interesting even to the most backward
scholar. Hence ii becomes business
complete in itself. revolving on its own
axis, with all the beauty and harmony
| oi our own solar system-like clock
| work. The old way is like attaching
| the running gear of clock to a pair of
old cart wheels, and expect the clock TO
Keep correct time. II wouldn't hurt the
wheels, but would prove entirely disas-
trous to the clock.
Again, statistics show. that the aver
age number in attendance, does not
much exceed onc-half Of the whole num-
Der of scholars. Alas what a misfor-
tune. And vet, large majority of the
people, have no doubt. shat their ewes
to this melancholy fact, and obstinatelk
declare that there is no need of reform
IN our Common Schools. Fifteen years
ago, there were some thirty teachers in
this town, now there are but ten. How
Is il with Your town? There are reas-
ons for this difference The fault is not
with the scholars, nor vet with the ia
rents, but the evil is in the school sys-
TEN. Fifteen years ago, there were no
resources that offered better inducements
than teaching, even ut low wages. At
that time, the Young man could only sec
the >hip-yard, fishing boat, or kiln
wood. outside the school house. The
Young lady could only see house-work
day skilled labor is III great demand,
besides the far West and South. open to
the view of our Young men, and the
cotton mills of Lowell, Lawrence and
Lewiston, take away MANY of our ambi-
tions and even intelligent Young ladies
The wages Tor teaching has been cried
down, and kept down 80 low by en-
pi"ying 20 many cheap teachers that tho
business does not compete with common
labor. Teaching is considered poor
business. generally speaking. and occu-
pir- an inferior position in the scale Of
general Nocatiou>. These facts | sub
nit iJr tht consideration of those who
may read this letter, hoping they will
hinI well Of the matter before they act
RADICAL.
tfould>boro, Feb =, ls1l.
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Sanford's Independent Line
Winter Arrangements.
FARES AND FREIGHTS REDUCED

tour Dollars ca to Boston, including Coach
Pare TO Winterport.
steamer kATAHDIN. capt. HENRY ;. RicH.
- F-. VIII leave Winterport lfar Bostnn
scvcry MONDAY at II O'Clock A.
~znv-AsM., touching at all the usual land.
ings ON the Tiycr and bay.
RETURNING
will leave Boston for Ninierport. touching as
above. every THU g>DAN alta O'Clock T. N
faTe ir-m Bangor or Hampden to Bosom "a 90
farc from Winterport and Buck-port t.
Boston, 1 90
Fsre from >earsport and Belfast 20 Boz
ton, 2 "a
Fare from Camden ana RocklAnd TO Ros
ton. a.
Passage and coach Tickets can be procured Al
the International Telegraph Office
fretghts taken at reduced rates.
4 ii-t of freight b. seen at the Office on
the wharf each trip.
LOOMS TAYLOR. Agent
Dec 2ist. is7o sstf
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City Hotel.

TIE subscriber has taken the House recently
] cated hy t.Eo ". l.AI.E. known lhc Ell-
swaTth House. and has redft"d and reiuFnt~hed 81
throughout 80 nelprminE fhaf - deserve a nrN
name ana he has therefore chrsrtcuasl u the titl
HOTEL. ily -srfct attention ta business. N4lt.
acComtI ntlatIu- want a. AEH cisrks. and Wi A t,
Gil ana experienced hasiler - iuns = hNtute tu
thr stabc. 10 take care at that department. hr
hopes 10 meet and to rce.aNs u good shafr bg
public patronage. No pans wili b. sparol t.
maxi thlz Honse iavoute with The travelling
public.
ss- Evcry room IN the house l. neatly painted
caTpettcd and furnish
6. ". BAGLEN. Proprietor
oct. laih ls7O. gu
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controlling herself by a mighty effort.
she called smiles TO her lip, and to her
tongue soft words of congratulation and
wishes for their future happiness.
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Goop MANNERS Speaking at recent
meeting DIR. Guthrie said: Ask per
,on III Rome to show YOU the road, and
he will always give you a civil and polite
answer; but ask any person a question
for that purpose III this country,
(Scotland,) and he will say, Follow
Your nose, and YOU will find it, Bnt
the blame in this country is not with
the lower classes. The blame is with
the upper classes; and the reason why,
i'll this country, the lower classes are
not polite. is because the upper classes
are not polite.
| remember how astonished | was
the first time | was in Paris. spent
the first night with banker, who took
me TO tcensoine, or a. we call it. ,
clearinghouse. When we got there, a
servant-girl came 10 the door, and the
banker took off his hat, and bowed to
the servant-girl and called her Mad
emoiselle, as if she was lady Now
the reason why the lower classes are so
polite, is because the upper classes are
50 polite and civil to them.
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HtRRiH ron TIE HOLIDAIN'
before purchasing ogr
PRESENTS.

caH - GEO. CTNNINGH.IM Crs.
and examine their stock oi FANCY ttpop~ and
PI1 ILKk>.
GEo. CUNNINGHAM 60.
Nov 3sth l~.4. 4-If
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SAMUEL B. MOOR.
NEW JEWELRY STORE.

THE subscriber would announce to
the people OF Ellsworth and yicin-
ny that be has purchased the stock In trade d
DEo- D. DUNN. and added to the same fresh
lot @f JkNELRY, WATCHES. &c.. and would
be pleased u have those call on him who want
aTAHES or JEwELEf repaired. or who are
purchasing new JEwELRi, &c. lie has d well
selected stock Of goods in hs line, and intend.
to deal fairly xith AL customers FaItieu lar al
tention paid tn all work entrn sied TO ais care.
So Hork Hdyvasfed.
sCwiil the public try me to prices and
workmanship?
store, Main 81, Ellsworth NJ aine. exi door
above = ID. Wixgin's Drug store.
T.. l.. DAVIS.
Ellsworth, Dec. 2S 4. lss9. 81
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OuTFLANKED.-A gentleman of Hal
flax. being at ladies fair, not long
since. and being solicitated to buy some
thing, bv a fair creature who kept one
of the tables. said he wanted to buy
what he feared was not for sale-a lock
OF her hair. To his surprise and delight
she promptly cut off the coveted curl
and received the price offered-ten dol
lars The happy purchaser WAS exhibi-
ting his trophy to one OF his friends,
who very suddenly blasted his joy by
saving, "She rather outfianked you, for,
to la, certain knowledge, she only paid
three dollars for the whole wig.
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1t is almost as difficult TO make man
unlearn is errors as his knowledge
Cotton.
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Claim Agency,
ELLSWORTH. NE

HAVING been engaged for several years Ia the
claim Agency. in prosecuting claims at " ashing-
ton ID. e., in the various departm, nts and having
become familiar with the most expiditious mefh.
od OF establishing claims. solicit the pat
ronage ci all who nay need my services in present
ing claims upon the Government.
Invalid Soldiers made such by wounds or dis
ease, contracted IN the L. :. Service.
widows during widow-hood.
Dependent Mothers, whose husband having e
serted them, and abandoned their support or who
are ply sieally lncapaeItated TO support them hay
ing no other source Of income.
Dependent Fathers where the Mother il dead
Orphans Children, Orphans Brothers and >ster-
under sixteen years, are entitled 10 pensions.
Original and additional bounties, back pay mile
age, railon money, while prisoners OF war
Ihelr heirs, collected in the sh possi mar
ner. no charge tor services rendered unless sLC
cesstul.
4. r. BUR>HAM
Ellsworth. July asth. isse est
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

me copy, if paid within three months,-.--s2 90
" not paid within three months, ...--.-..2 s5
ff paid At the end OF the vear...............2 50
No paper " i'll be discontinued until all afrear-
ages are paid, except at the publishers option
aud any person wishing his paper stopped. must
give notice thereof at the expiration OF the term.
whether previous notice has been given or not
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hat. and going out, hurried down the
street with giant strides, vainIy strlv-
ing by rapid motion to still the tumnlt
within his breast. and withdraw the
harbed arrow that was ranking in his
heart.