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era, fruitful for the present and prophetic
for the future.
The conclusion Of the book conveys, es.
pecially, a subject for thought. 1.-THE
world Of to day Is too much absorbed In the
drum aud trumpet sketches Of battles, the
mere mechanics Of the war, to care much
for the men and their work whose fire kept
In motion the great heart whose mighty
and steady beatings created aud sustained,
made battles successful and flames assured,
to regard much the career or labors Of those
who performed this task, or what may be
said Of them
"BenJamin franklin Wade died at Jefrsr-
son, March 2, 1873
"They made his grave near the heart OF
his lifelong home, and set at his head II
granite shaft less enduring than the innu-
ence ofhis deeds for truth, justice, freedom,
and his cOuntry's good"
An alphabetically arranged index renders
convenient reference to any subject, OF the
many subjects, in the volume.
LYRICAL POEMS, SONGS. PAsToRALs
ROUNDELAiS, WAR POEMS, MADRI-
GALS. BY EMILY THORNTON. CHARLES
Emily Hawthorne), author OF "HawthoTnC
Blossoms" with illustrations. Philadel-
phia: j. B. Lippinoott Co. For sale by Bren'
tdno Bros 81.
The very pleasant, Intellectual, and low
ing portrait face Of the poetess-j journalist
smiles at the introduction Of this volume;
box where sweets competed lie
The line from quaint old Herrick usey be
| applied, as you please, to the "face OF the
poetess,h or her melodlous miscellany. IL
seems to have been written In prophetic
| spirit for either.
A beautiful and true sentiment occurs In
the preface: al think II may be said that
even wisdom Is born In the heart, though
nurtured in the mind"
Our especial admiration for these poems
ia founded on the fact that they are wo.
manly. In our lexicon "wOmauly" Is not
defined, cannot he defined. IL Is a charm
of earth and holiness OF heaven-expres-
| sive, but indispensable.
A number OF songs are among the lyrics,
which, with their music, have become
popular.
"Unknown," read at Arlington by the
authoress In 1880; "The Grand Army
"Robert Burns" Farewell TO Sight, SIN
June" "Summer SolstIce," "The Veteran
Corps and Others have made merited
national reputation.
We would add to the above, as very
Spirits Embrace" 'lie Kissed Me-" "a
Storm on the Matterhorn," "rhe Poet't
Era" the verses addressed to our friend
"Joaquin Miller" aud
MY HOME.
have sheltcring hooks where none other
abide,
have beautiful realms for my home,
Where in safety dwell, where no evils betide
Where never disasters may come.
WouldSt know OF this shelter whose roof-tre'
| defends
It's home in the carts of my friends.
The delicate and ornate binding o
"Lyrical Poems" is greatly to be praised
while the paper aud print are perfection o
elegance. A more artistic engraving thai
the frontispiece could nowhere be produced
"Hope and Memory" "typitied by Hon
Horace p. Biddle, of Indiana, and Mvla
the little daughter of the authoress," is ex
quisite both In design and execution. Tn
two figures are on a sofa; Age gravel
seated, Youth fondly reclining against him
her arms clasplng his neck.
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rows, lances, javelins, aud provisions not
only for the expedition, but also for the be-
sieged city, to all Of which SOrbolo had ad
ded hundreds Of picR.axes, spades, vast
coils Of cordage, aud considerable mum
Der OF heavy wlndlasses. Trusty agents
had been In the meantime sent ahead TO
assemble thousand yoke OF oxen, with
their drivers ON the plains Of the Adige.
ALL WAS IN READINESS
by the middle Of December. The command
Of the fleet was given to Pietro Zeno, but
the operations on land were entrusted EN-.
tirely to Sorbolo On reaching the mouth
Of the Adige ample water was found, hut
so swift was the current that six weeks
were occupied In moving the expedition
fifty miles. Ana then the labor began Of
transporting the ships across the country
the soldiers and sailors Of the expedi-
ton being ignorant up to this time OF
any such intention, and regarding 1t now
with incredulity. But Sorbolo's meas
ufes were carefully matured, and
he set quietly at work to put them into
operation. The platforms and cribs were
put together and secured under the vessels
az they rode at anchor, the oxen were at
tached to the cables, and one after another
the largest OF the vessels were hauled high
aud dry upon the shore. 1t required 600
oxen to draw each of the larger galleys out
of the water, but half the number were suf
flcient to move them on the land. Their ap.
peurance on the shore, with their tall masts
towering far above the trees Of the for.
est, presented Il remarkable spectacle.
The singular procession was soon in mo.
tion, however, marching slowly and stead
lily through the country, leveling cause.
way before it az it proceeded until at tue
base Of Mount Peneda, which rose abruptly
IN the way, and seemed to interdict all
further progress. Here seemed an insur.
mountabie obstacle. But Sorbolo's plans
had taken It all in, and with small party
or MS PEASANTS AND soLDIERY
armed with picks, spades aud axes, he pro
ceeded to the bed Of small mountain tor.
rent, aud, having diverted the stream, soor
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A rather tall story has emanated from a
professor Of mesmerism who visited Ports
mouth recently He was "intcrviewed" by
II local reporter, who, after questioning him
In Il variety of matters, asked whether he has
ever succeeded in casting mystic spell
Overa subject who was at II distance. Yes
was the professors reply. "At Glasgow |
was successful in mesmerlling b, tele'
phone. had previously eXperimented on
some young men, and instructed them to
place themselves at telephone IN the office
Of Messrs Upton, who are large butter aud
egg merchants | was in Messrs, Currie,
Thompson " Co.'s Office, aud gave them
directions by wire what to do. think eX'
pectation had n good deal tn do with II, but,
at all events they all went of IN a trance,
and Drs. White, Granger, and Lowe, emf
neut physicians in Gasg W, satisfied them
selves Of the gcnuineness OF the phenomena
by running pins into them.
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Through trains from south arrive in Wash.
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Tickets, sleeping car accommodations, and
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Trains will leave from and arrive at b. 8p.
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Recent communications from the United
States bureau of navigation, addressed to
various railroad companies, in relation to
the transportation Of torpedo boats to the
lake ports, in case Of emergency, are calcu-
lated to awaken new interest In the problem
Of ship railways, and notably that pro.
iected by Capt. Eads over the American
lsrhmus. Indeed, It may well be mooted
whether the Alleghanies cannot be success
fully traversed without resorting to tun.
nels, aud whether vessels OF moderate size
cannot be successfully taken from tide
water TO the lakes without breaking bulk
Already the Pennsylvania railroad is pre-
pared to convey the torpedo boats to Lake
Erie, and the Vanderbilt system can
deliver them az Toledo, whence they can
make their way TO Detroit. All that re.
mains Is to cross the base OF the Michigan
peninsulur from Toledo to Michigan City,
and Chicago, Milwaukee, and all our north
ern lake ports will be covered. But this
does not meet the demand which sooner or
later Is to he made--the delivery Of armed
vessels upon the lakes by the rapid transit
Of a ship railway substantially constructed
for the purpose.
ALL THAT Is NECESSARY
to this result Is an additional rail unon some
Of the existing road beds, or the mere shift.
ing of one already laid, and the provision of
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Mayor A. Hamilton Bayly, IT,, of Cam
bridge, relates an unpleasant experience
which he had yesterday while hunting rab
bits on the farm OF VIM. B.Vau Worst, near
Cambridge. He states that his beagles were
running the trail, and, wishing to return
home, he endeavored to break them from
the scent, but, failing to do so, he lay down
by the roadside, determined to wait until the
recreant hounds came i'm. UnconsCiOusly he
fell into dose; and on awakening disCov.
cred large corn snake leisurely hut surely
shaping his course toward him, the reptiles
head being at the time within a foot Of his
nose the mayor, who is an old confederate
soldier, will not admit that he hustled up
and ran, but, in the language Of Mark Twain,
states that she simply went" His snake
ship, nothing disturbed kept on the even
tenor Of his way, but was quickly killed by
the unerring aim Of the mayors gun. The
snake measured between five and six feet I'm
length. The mayor cannot account for his
good fortune In awakening at the critical
moment.
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- GIBn ST., New Haven, Conn, April 3, 1856.
Dear Sits-l beg leave to say that have
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Whskey, and have been improved in health
thereby. My trouble is chronic bronchitis
which l have had for a long ,ime also indi.
gestiOn. W. A. CALLAN.
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wv. 10TH ST., New York, April II, lSsG.
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THE BROOKLYN MAGAZINE. November
New York Z Murray street. 20 cent
From tho nuhlishpra

THE BROOKLYN MAGAZINE. November.
New York : Murray street. 20 cents.
From the publishers
The opening paper, "The Royal Navy OF
Great Britain" william II. RideIng, gives a
minute and interesting account Of its ex-
ecutive government and powerful vessels
Seth Low contributes an article on "The
Irish Home Rule Controversy wherein
is a fine word portrait OF Gladstone.
"Ranch Life in Southern California" Mrs.
VI. j. Gorton, is replete with curious novelty
to our Atlantic coast readers Flora
Adams Darling's story, "a Social Diplo-
mat" goes on, with increasing attraction
edith Warner" George 4. Walsh, is OF
love In the war time, startling history,
well told, and, though seeming improbable,
quite possible in those romantic days. An
other Of "Mrs. Beecher's Letters from Eng
land" follows, pleasant aud instructive as
usual. "Salmagundi," editors Table,"
and "The Literary Wayside," composed OF
short articles, have entertainment, variety,
depth, and information. Tue poetry of the
number is below the standard, its ideas aud
fancies being somewhat feeble and its ex-
preston generally nharmonous. Mr..
Beecher's sermons, delivered in England,
and those Of Dr. Talmage, from the Taber.
nacle pulpit, abound in fancy, truth, and
the most forcible morality.
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BLOOMlNGTOS IlL,, March Is, 1856
Gentlemen-I have as yet only used one
quart of DuiIys Formula. part Of which
gave my daughter, 10 years old, who has
been troubled with bronchial affection So
far am well pleased with the result and
hope for still greater benefit.
". NJ. REEVES
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OUR snle on OyercOaIs this season indicates
the popularity of clothing of our own manu-
facluTe, and that the public Is aware II saves
fully 20 per cent, Mt our corner, EIsman Bros,
7th ana Il, the only Manufacturers OF Clothing
In Washington.
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AZ PETE ST., Cincinnati O. March 10 ,ssf

Dear sirs-I have been sufferer tor the
past two years which the doctors pronounced
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sister within those two years of consumption,
have given your Dutly's Pure Malt whskcy
u trial, which | undoubtedly think is very
good WILLIAM IL. SUHRE.
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Saturday. Octl-3m
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1888 A. M.-FOr Newport News, Old Point
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the west daily except sunday Free
observation Car nom Charlottesville
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HARpER'S BAi

HARPERS BAZAAR. November 10. 10 cents
New York Harper ~ Brothers, From the
publishers.
Glorious with wedding toilets and other
toilets, and with much reading most wei.
come to dear woman. The illustrations
are not confined to fashions. "Inspira-
ton" a two-page picture, is exquisite In
design and execution, and life like and
spirited is "Wapiti Hunting In British
Columbia" No home with a woman in 1t
can be happy without the Bdsdr.
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MEDICAL.
PROPOSALS..
DROPOsALs FOR STREET PAVEMENT
AND WALKS.


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STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
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MI VERNON,
At ~ O'Clock a. m; returning reaches Wash d.
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oc22'u / l.. BLAKE, Captain.
nAtLY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORT
- MONROE.
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Mondays.
Wednesday,, and Fridays. at SEQ p. m, from
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LEY, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and saturdays at
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First.Class tart, 81, round trip, s.. Return
tickets good on either steamer
The LEARY stops At Plney Point ana Corn
field HarDor each trip. The MOSELEI stops al
pincy Point each trip. The LEARi CONNECTS
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PERSONA COWFORT.

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NEW PUBLICATIONS
CATERER AND HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
November 10 cents. Philadelphia: l0l!
Chestnut street. From the publishers

CATERER AND HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
November. 10 cents. Philadelphia: 1913
Chestnut street. From the publishers.
Whatever is good for the physical man
and therefore important for the intellectual
is here fully, learnedly, charmingly dis
cussed. "Chat" is fine little article be-
ginning the number "Blls Of Fare in the
Seventeenth Century" curious one,
and 1.-THE Cat Club" Jolly,
while instructive. Gan Unappreciating
Guest" will be well appreciated The
frontlsplece, entitled "Chat," representing
three old-time gentlemen, hair IN queues,
smooth shayen faces, pipes, pitcher, and
glasses at table In snug room, is the
very soul Of quiet, thoughtful enjoyment.
Dinner should be a serious, yet genial mat.
ter to humanity, and the Caterer will help
to make IL so.
OUTING. November q cents. New York
no Nassau street. From the publishers.
Well illustrated and supplied with timely
and interesting articles. 1.-THE Sunset
Land" tale of Rocky Mountain adj
venture, by Capt Edward Kemeys, jr., is
continued, AMI who would enjoy wild life
let him come hither. CATER Geronimo" Is
also continued. It was so in reality for a
long time till we caught him. Part vi, OF
the "llstory Of American Yachting"
Capt. Coffin, still spreads many graceful
sails. We have not yet arrived at the last
Of the Last Voyage OF the SURPRISE" MOI
are anxious to do so, for It's progress Is still
delightful. Pleasingly, too, ald highly ro
mantle, proceeds the story Of "Around the
World on Bicycle,n by the brave, the dar
Ing, the indomitable Thomas Stevens Mount
Ararat aud Koordistan is now under the
region Of his travel. All the other scenes
are upon the waters, being 1.-THE Maynowei
aud Galatea Races Of 1885," and "Tht
Great Canoe Meet" The engravlngs ar,
excellently designed aud executed, aut
"Along the Rio Grlnde," frontispiece, II
one of finest effect.
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ANCIENT SHIP RAILWAYS.
TRANSPORTING VESSELS OVER LAND
AND MOUNTAIN NO NEW SCHEME.

A Venetian Plan successfully Carried
Out over Four Hundred Years Ago
The Isthmian Railway Project of
capt. Eads by No Means impossible.
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It's Grand single Number drawings win taxi
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Look ut the following distribution.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
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STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

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