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l think Odysseus, when the stIife was DER
With all the waves and wars = weary
while,
Was restless IN the discnchantcd isle,
And still would watch the sunset, from the
shore,
Go down the golden path; and eyermore
His heart would follow Westward, mile
on mile.
Back TO the goddess Of the magic vile,
Calypso; and the love that was O. yore.
And thou, thy haven gained, must turn
thee yet,
To look across the sad and stormy space,
Tears OF youth as bitter as the sea,
An, with 4 heavy heart and eyelids wet,
Because, within far forsaken place,
Times pact and might-haye-been are lost
10 thee.
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How it must kindle the anger of
those Congressmen who keep the back
pay to see Grant, the great grabster,
coolly pocketing his extra 100000,
while they are broiling on the hot
Goals of public indignation for their
paltry $1,000! We almost pity the
squirming scamps. Buffalo Courier.
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UseruI Information.


Glycerine and lemon juice will
aid in removing tan from the face.
Cayenne pepper is death to bed
bugs. Dust the bedsteads, crevices
and inches we'll with the cOndi-
ment
To clean black silk, cashmere or
alpaca, take teaspoonlul of borax
to a quart OF tepid water aud apply
with a black wooden rag or nail
brush.
1t is said that the fumes of sugar
snuffed up the nose will cure ordin-
airy cases of neuralgia. Put 4
small quantity of sugar on hot
shovel and try it.
The best thing for cleaning tin
ware is common soda. Dampen i
cloth and dip in the soda, and rub
the ware briskly, after which wipe
dry. Any blackened or dirty ware
can be made to look as we'll as
new.
Here is 4 China cement. Take
a thick solution of gum arabic
dissolved in soft water) and stir in
plaster of Paris till of the consist
ency of thick cream; with a brush
spread it neatly on the broken
edges and stick them together. Let
them lie tor several days.
Treat felons with hot water. No
cutting, no blistering, no anything,
but immerse the finger, hand, or
even the whole arm If necessary,
in water as hot as can be borne,
until the pain is gone and the
core is loosened and drawn from
the bone. When rusty nails have
produced wounds the same course
has been pursued.
MRS. TILToN's PoRToAIT.-Re-
porter interviewing Tilton: L OBJ
served an exquisite portrait on can
vass gracing the wall. Again and
again my eyes fell upon it. Some
thing peculiarly charming, aud ias-
cinating, and tender hung about it.
Musingly thought the artist him
self most imaginative genius and
consummafe creator, or, if an actu-
al instead of fancy subject, his
brush must have been inspired. A
most symmetrical head, intellect
and poetry prcdominatiug; a wealth
of siiken brown hair; soft and soul
ful eyes Of richest hazel; a face of
exquisite sweetness and tenderness,
and ripe with culture and charac-
ter; a mouth carved by the gods,
and lips full, warm, and suggesting
robustness Of modest passion; chin
indicating q gentle frmness and a.
bundant will; a shaPOly neck and
graceful shoulders, and a finely de-
veloped bust-all harmony, all
beauty, all the vigor and tender
ness of young life and fascination.
The witching eyes seemed to brigh-
ten when looked into; a very smile
SO sweet as to thrill me appeared
upon that face when l voluntari-
ly fixed my gaze upon it.
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CHANCELLOR LTrINGsTON.-We
direct the attention of our readers
to the following circular. 1t is
signed by nineteen-twentieths of
the members of tho bar in the dis
trict, and this fact alone carries
with it great significance:
CURCTTT
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Baptist Services every sabbath
at 1880 am. and $50 pm.
Rev. W. lIENDRCKsON, Pastor.
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Paine Chapel East Jackson )-SeryicCs
every Sabbath at 1890 an. and $50 pm.
ReN. A. L. PEIICHETT. pastor.
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Cumberland Presbyterian church, SER
vices every other Sabbath.
Rev. DR.. BURNEY, Pastor.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church. -- Services every
sabbath at 1880 am. aud 1880 pm.
Rev. +. McNAIR. Pastor.
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Episcopal Church.--Seryiccs every sab
bath at 1880 am. and $50 p m.
J A. HARRISON. d. D., Rector.
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West jackson MiSSion.-Seryices every
; Sibbath. Reys. THoS. TANLOR,
and A. B. JONES. Pastors.
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BETTER DEATH THAN No SADDLE
We learn of the suicide of John Bru-
ner, a boy aged twelve years, at Big
Spring, in this county, on Tuesday,
the 18th inst, by hanging. The cause
of this rash deed is said TO be that his
father would not have colt shod
which the boy was in the habit of ri
ding. We learn of another cause, and
that is his father had refused to buy
him a new saddle. 1t is a sad occur
rencc.-ElizabethtOwn (Ky.) News.
Rheumatism and gout can be
cured by the free use Of asparagus.
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Roman Catholic Church. Services at
I,i0 and lC o'clock I'm.
Father NEALE, Priest.
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Christian Church.-Servic,S ever, Lords
day at II am. and $50 pm.
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Church DirectorN.

First Methodist Church.-SerViccs sycry
Sabbath at 1890 am. and 1850 pm.
Rev. j. A. HEARD. Pastor.
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Colored NJ. Z. Church Of America.-Ser.
vices every Sabbath at IL am. aud : pm.
Rev. l. ". LANE, Pastor.
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Baptist (col.) Church-Services every
Sabbath at II am. and 80 pm.
Rev. T, WEBB, Pastor.
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PUSCTUALITY AT DEATH.-Mr. Hig-
gins was a very punctual man in all
his transactions through life. He
amassed a large property by untiring
industry and punctuahty, aud at the
advanced age of ninety years was rest
ing quietly upon his bed, and waiting
calmly to be called away. He had
deliberately made almost every ar
rangement for his decease and burial.
His pulse grew fainter, and the light
of life seemed just hickering in the
socket, when one Of his sons OBJ
served:
Father, you will live but day or
two; is it not well for you to name
your bearers:
"To be sure my son" said the dy-
ing man, sit is we'll thought Of, and
I viii do it now"
He gave a list of six, the usual num-
Der, and sank back exhausted upon
his pillow. A gleam Of thought pass
ed over his withered face like ray of
light. aud he rallied once more.
s'Mv son, read me that list. Is the
name of Mr.. Wiggins there:"
1T is, my father"
eTheu strike it off, he said emphati-
cally; "ior he was never punctual. was
never anywhere in season, and he
might hinder the procession a whole
hOur!"
GoISG TO BED-We should never
go to bed with hope for rest, sleep and
perfect repOse until ''all ready.
The prelimiuaries for retirement are
lust as important as are those of the
day's duties. We must not 60 to bed
with an overloaded stomach, in anx-
ious or troubled state of mind, with
cold extremities, or without anticipa-
ting or responding to the calls of ma
ture IN all respects. Standing over a
register, before a fire, or in stove
heated room, Is not the best way to
get warm for a nights sleep. We
should take such vigorous exercise as
viii give quick circulation 10 the
blood, and not depend on artificial,
but natural heat. Attention to all
these things, followed by such deyo-
| tional exercises as viii bring all the
feelings, emotions and sentiments
into accord with the divine will, sub
DUNG passion, removing hatred, NAL
, ice, jealousy, revenge, and opening
the portals of heaven to all those who
seek rest, peace and sweet repOse.
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CIRCULAR.

Totks Voters Of The lOth ChaReeyy Di-
gixi0H of The Stase ~ IeansSsee, CON-
pSsed,of The e5tis,fies 81 8ftrrissor' fiIsg..
delads,. Huyec0od, Lat5erdsIie, 1fDto5s
and FGyeftc.
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First Methodist Church.-Seryiccs very
Sabbath at 1880 am. and I:S0 pm.
Rev. J. A. HEARD. Pastor.
Paine Chapel East Jackson )-Seryiccs
every Sabbath at 1880 am. and $50 pm.
Rev. A. L. PRITCHETT, PASTOR.
West jackson MiS>ion.-Seryices every
Sibbath. Reys. THos. TAYLOR,
and A. B. JONES, Pastors.
Baptist Church.-Services every Sabbath
at 1880 am. and $50 pm.
Rev. W. liENDBICKSON, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church. -- Services every
sabbath at 1880 am. aud $50 pm.
Rev. Z. McNAIR, Pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. SER
vices every other Sabbath.
Rev. DR.. BURNEY, Pastor.
Episcopal Church.--SeTyiccS every Sab
bath at 1880 am. and $50 p m.
A. HARRISON. ID, Rector.
Roman Catholic Church Services at
I,30 and lC o'clock s.m.
Father NEALE, Priest.
Christian Church.-Servic,S evcry Lords
day NJ IL am. and 5;3O pm.
Colored NJ. z. Church Of America.-Ser.
vices every Sabbath at IL a. m. aud pm
Rev. /. W. LANE, Pastor.
Baptist (col.) Church.-Seryices every
Sabbath at II am. and 1880 pm.
Rev. T, WEBB, Pastor.
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The Favorite Home Remedy.
BUT Is PURELY VEGETABLE

This unriyaled Southern Remedy Is war
ranted not % contain single particle Of MEG-
cUnY, or any injurious mineral substance,
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containing those Southern Roots ami Herbs,
which an nll-wise Providence has placed IN
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail.
II WILL CURE ALL DISEASES CAU-ED BY De
EAHGEuENr OF THE LINER AID EOMELs.
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S5arrisbura, Na., GUnnerifaa. Isdrs 10, 1874.
poCIiC.
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Dd ninmh mib iiiblno an bic 8m1
rab (pr'6lf ~ mir: ,.G'iIittisr SpSn"
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8ro. SS.

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be; oils iis i.euh Nitis psittr bSrit.
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artbur mar itBt aud aufStipruas,n,
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(Goriftbuna fcIst)
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nitttr, 70 tuf6h bay qiat abtr elm
f66nrs. atn ttsi bttiiStmsrlts @tR6t.
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esbsH nab has iR eti etm stTI Pshl bic aI6bls
paupitaHt.
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gSlr tir uhtsr;si&nsi II Nneitortn bon Tau.
pbn County, pultttn. na6trm mir SGrfdrifls,
mGbia Sfrriei2i rpcrbrn, baB mir bic pGrlifbtnsr
Rrtnuns ttS SUbn Iia. Gil, SbnBmdnr
SorbtfaBitm GGunlps, fit bns 9lbr 1873 I'M.
irluaL abBtbOrt unb abssftIcGiu bhteh, unb
linesn, tab trlaetrs County Daupbin gtea6,
lem SbaBmsliin 9Ubn 1il, Gll., bic Summt
BON ntt iauirnb ipsi bunSsrt unb neununb-
viniia DcllarS ntununelrhflla Gents am 1.
9annar 1874 lGuIbft. Gum 3tuanib DtHm
babrn pir bitrunitr unlIt RdmsnSuutrltrift
esltBi In unisrer Sfiifs ju Sarsbur8 am 4.
8sbruar 1874.
9Vbu g. WpGann,
9depb GadltL
s. Geteer Sngram,
Iuci!pIsn h(a gcuniy Daupbia
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-03-19
(GinstfinOi.)
BON Nemnen.

Sh ARaW Jlieif unlfrT 3tif, en belle
Tt@HT sr @tsfnpari. if unbtbinet - 8is-
Hiard. er bat cut atrGbart IN 1866; fr bat
cut 8'ri$Hti Ia sursmburJ; TT bat cut strtt-
net IN ben tammrn unb I'm gid4stast; &c
bat gut 8rrt&ntt IN 8nllilIts anb cine baare
Summt bon 8iinf WilIiarbtn trausabbirt.
Das 8s&ntn IN bsHiiutdss I'm pripatIsbtn
plt I'M StaaisIttsn, cline SaupisIssnl&aft, ia
cine etbsusfrds. Die bobt 8inauipiTtni&ai.
er gsrsinisisn Siaattn bsFtbi In ben ,ptt
pI&iissn Sdbsu: Dui bon iRsi lam Id ni&t.
folsli6 mub ID bergen unb: BmH aais
aafstbt bann bIdbt isin REP. Infer
S&asamisftfrsidr rt&utt auFs 9apttr, has
bsfauHii& BON eHmpsH fabrIliri IA. pbsld&
feline aanjs Rs&snIuHi bod nur anf 9epf.
reGauns bsrubi. Dmn @eIb 10 MIR
NOD bst bn " RUrgtnRunbs iu Fntsn, bic
stIf<Stnt SpTitu In Ruabs bat, unb
Sttbtr III aus8spanesrt III tas eaHb btr
3SpfE unb sbr pirb Ter 3Upf-TarbOn,
bic 8iTuf&ait unlesisbrt. aIS - bic gnie
bn GaIifcrnii&sn @OIofsIbu. % 10 NOD sIR
pabrss Slid, baB hn 9mbsr SOnaiban aais
fir baare Ranjs nimmi. Disltm Gene.
raIbtfset (pas bic aIim gris&su Gene.
raIpIsIts bt3si&utisn) ablubsIffn, fsblm
lfIbtr bif-R itttI.
Die OifsuiIi&s @@uIS amnifa'S bat isis
BEN NCnat Sanuar uus,fabr an ipti NiliO-
ntn DrIlars iuBsucmmtr, intm unitrt 9au-
bsspittr 70 plsl BON StlOnrmIt unb ilniniut.
uns fpu&sH--tas iaun Ginsm laden Habn.
Der Campbell 10 sni&ilib SsrIIasi Rur-
SsH, BsiI TT ni&t isIas Rs&nuns IN bT antipe
bttablsn fann Ustr nil. Die aanjG RfaHuug
teltG8t nur Si020 fir Gisarun, starisn,
gpsIHt, aufrR II. tel, lie tr auf Dump ss.
ucmnisn. 81 has ni&t bB&f ersSbiiG
Rit dnsm Bcrtt, 20 sitbi msbr gum la&m
aIs juui psiusn In titlr @tIi unb ID ints
Wits tS+f ufrsuIi& uHb cut, Darum Rla
Id bel msinrm TriHiip bsitm; omnia bona
bonis, urb bamIt psrtItits i'd 9br aufssli&.
ttttr
9iiuf S6Iaums Gta6laiiurpiB,
Der eiO5it Spiimiif tts i9. 9abTbunblrls.
DaS Eanbfiummen Juftitut. -
DIR 9abusbnitt bts 1autfrmmru 9nRt.
iuis5 In gbiIabr!pbia fir 1873, EfItsr futttR
SrEHsuili&t II, snitGlt ftbr iniTtHiHit On.
formaiicntn iibtr ben gilbunsesars unb he
8Srif&ritis, Rtl@s bic 3SsIiuas In ttm Snni.
tut maGn. unS ittr bic 5SufsTtit tss gts
bn9sus inufrtaIb tn Ssuiis ron 8IuiSn.
panbl&aIi. Clint 9auliraiicu ets Mipbabtis
Sr GiHsripra&r iil lem SfriGt tbtnfaas bd.
ssfist. IS pursm int Soristn Sabre 81
35sIinss aufstHUmmsn uhb bic @tIammiiabl
Su 3Sslinas am S9luB ttS Sabns Bar $50.
Die tur&I&niitIibtn aelltn fur itttH bsirugtK
1884 per 9abr. Die RtIuIlnt RtIas bds
9nRiIut tvitIi bat, inb ftbr SinaIss unb IS
iSnntt ltint @irfinmftit nu6 onitbnIf9 aut-
ttbnsn, ptnn i5m tic RiltsI taju stbpitn
Rnstn. Rl6in SbarsppUb III bu prfGtsrt,
Or. 9amts 3. Barclay ttr Sfrti6r, unb 0.
Weir qsPis tr SGabmtRu tfs 9HfIiuits.
R,I4ts biumit ausrtasnIit tfm @eRIEentH
tts Tutliiums rmpfrbItn piIb. ..
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-03-19
Die
g.aniplbaaiI4e Staatsjeitang,
Serausaeatben Bon

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
n,&sint itSm Dpnntraas. unb Iclisi 81 90
per Sabr, Siblbar innsrtab ets 9nbrts, pnp
80. so nat BtiauB bee Sabrsan8s.
Gin,sIns grsmplartn, 5 GentS per oiad'
a.ine Sablniptpnsn ptrbtn fir ptntgfr
ole ietbs Nionattn anstnommsn; AUG lam
RiemanS bas 8latt abbthsltn, bic auf Mud
aSnbf bt,abIi ilnh.
s6- lin bic Asrtlit sintr :3simna Su rsr.
dntetn, mus man tie nlte lcpctI ais anb
bieHeuf sleuls ntiiibsilsn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-18
Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of Maine are invited to send
delegates to a State Convention to be holden in
GRANITE HALL, AUGUSTA,
Thursday, June 18th, 1874, at IL o'clock
A. M, for the purpose of nominating candidate
for Governor, and transacting any other business
that may properly come before the convention.
The basis of representation will be as follows -
Each city, town and plantation will be entitled to
one delegate and one additional for every rs votes
tor the Republican candidate for Governor in 1si3
fraction of4O votes, additional to the full number
for delegate, is also entitled to delegate.
Delegates are authorized to fill vacancies only
with actual residents of the county to which the
town belongs.
The State Committee will be in session at 10
ccption Of credentials.
JAMES G. BLAINE, Kennebec, Chairman.
WILLIAM p. FRYE, AndrOscoggin.
HENRY o. PERRY, Aroosteok.
STANLEY T. PULLEN, Cumberland.
+. G. PERKINS, Franklin.
JOHN ID. HOPKINS, Hancock.
J. II. II. HEwETr Knox.
$. s. MARBLE. Lincoln.
FRED. f. SHAW, Oxford.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH, PenObscot.
E. A. THOMPSON. PIscataquis.
+. ID. SEwALL, Sagadahoc.
). j. WALTON. Somerset.
FRED ATWOOD, Waldo.
NELSON 8. ALLAN, Washington.
JOHN HALL, York.
May %, 1874.