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Li Ti. .01111altna BOMll3.Bl6"skrAug Suomi Orteims toe Poet OWitiOn. zatIPTION—Two Dots.sas &in Frerr Oars ser „ A ils if rad in elclibc• ; TwaitiDost.sze if not the ospiretbra of the yeas. dabeeribere 0 ,4 by , curea will be chalet Pore Cure a - • d ' litloa cottliEllENTA —4lo. Flots•ro tK r m Linea eoe to• ~!„, ; two /wartime Iteo this* inset ., unst i t,.g; one snont,tt $2,011; two months 11276 r „ m~stle p. 10; sis months MAO; one pier Stitt.; ..the adrertiestnente e ta proportion. Thal Thus h , g r ictly Lidtt.r o4 to, nelson ehingri by special ,„ t met, pr it lb* option of the publishers. Audi. Nntvii, Strays, Divorces and lila slyer's,- ; Adullairtratser Notices $3.00 ; Leal rivs_rintis bpi; Vardar. Notice. reuses r, t. & OIVA; oaltuety NotUee (ewer tb•-• nu* nuts per Ito* Original pOery. ..„ tifn tbe rsqueet of -the idlter, alinetsavents will be count... 4 0, expel sof the prnmu advertising . , sat . , zut by Ilia doection, solos. a Spicalej r"1 arnn lAr It. Ict.ertion • eKIS bai• non of Ibe t...t .•th,r4 to the Mlle. sostnev ready 4., ray 'run. IL. ,b.oia . th a t n. entrusted to us. In equal style t 4 as• sessonshutsot outside of tbe large•t Alt communicationsll &null be addresned to KNJ'N WHITMAN, Pub'Libor aid Proprietor. ;USINESS DIRECTORY. les,reee ear& in t" la rhb eAntnn et the I,o`ergslFollar. per year—aceordlog to j t irl.lKlll. . pip AT LAIR, 6 I.rte imams", . i„„. 0 s.drases atuadiad to with ~.. awl affP 4ICI ‘ - tt w ATIVILYIT Law. lu W 's Or. street Ede, Pa, wax D 0,4. •-• ' ~.•...tn.1..uttL tali eN•111.1N, • 11,01$141.ff1k .4a / ift (1,4,0 t 4111 2 .9. S*.l,lrsysp.r., ' I %Alm ztt,re gad. i•rogru'. - •- I 11 k• • C 1411.1411 has tales the ULM! KUSI rt liatecet, Street, gnus tbe P WU , itt depot, &to prarti4 to (Mash Wgis Inrge l aallUee, a. the !lONA ovulate prkos. • 'II4BYL I 4. krroksrre Aro Cocroatioso AT LAW. Block, tow Korth Woe conoirof Ova tile, Pi. MILLAR, , Crrr fackurigt, Nang suiiy year. 'ay yty or, is ireparadivr.arTsy or make Piano orkiape Cokitv,la. flies to COMMIX Connell Room, ti Steck. • °P1.64-13-* 1' HILO eerNITT, aVercalel tpsPasts. omaroand Wiiya• glad, Immrsem Fifth sad unsl6-2. NCL&LB* I mum PETOIIIIWI GALizarr, Fa' - jaaltr&W. Rri !I as W 1 Lava, - Lawns at Law. Ridgway, ra, Mai4iukCisaaroaaalhitallOn countilN. W. W. WILBUR. R. HULL.: • nOPRISTOR. MORRISON ROUSE: bI cf Sewall sot* Matte Streit -4m ovtare mit 01 Sidotart. Warren h. Rept. se—n. ?virtu 08101, Itranos 0,1113 PIIACEr Paraton Bloat cabig Welt of Farrar Ball, SW., Pa . OtrarOWN. Jurriaz or raz Puna. Oaks tz. Own* )uth-vast tenor of OVA Lai &au straits. - doas lawthr sad colkatloza wade prompt tiVI.TIETTN HOTEL, Frsoth street, betimes itti sn.l3th streets, •a. di Eris Railroad Depot, Erie, Pa n , PN.prietor„ Extensive aerommata• :Orit.‘ers sz: travelers. After.: hy It . day or syrscbs4. syr2sBBrf. , Li tarn, Panto:anus TA 1.41 , 0 R •nd ?Lath. kiayiva's Patent .towloK Itaablu.a )vt to ner. Stab etreit,between ittb sad 9tb rtle, ci,vta, wad! in °Mar to tbv tneet et)l4 U. BONN g, Lrangy A3D Sun*. co Elieltb State u 24 rine Hones and sr , Oil russeastkia tams. my7/114-Iy. & M 111111,T104 MAsrrAcirriums of Steam Kigiass,Bollora, leriealtml Itnplenorttp lailrov , ears, cry E. )I.4GILL. - 'DI7TUT Ogg. In AuPik- s ‘ge Ltis Park. Erie. Pa 7, JE /MUSE, RIDIMAT, Cti N, Pa. Mi. C. U 1.16.111V+T0, nor This is • mew and handsomely fitted up .8 the Midst of OMB of the beet TrOstlag and 11 net losts la rear:vivant& Comasodl Alt Ker.Lus,C.64l3 Good Tat& sad bloderste Mew. The public 'letwpectfhllyeoliltsd. sepl:l4-1y• !I. A. tiALlra'al. va~•t~~tp& - 4TLmr--thliceuck tab • tree, mut ficraa, Iris, Pb.' GsHOULpLain. Or►agµ oa Sinntres -Tula, near Nev. 4.1864 -13610111.. C. 1111110 E, thins o aMy Cloops, GlOCtiti se, 1, girtWai, Ma* cot' ith street sod ?Wu *MI% ink Ps. ja77U. istosauta I* , apron, virsoiAts Asp EMIL DCALINTI IA td Provisions, Mar sad nod, Wood and 1, Whom ,Liersorm, T.._44eocc4l,llrs. Stat• to IrOltilell 1110 . 1011, fatitrOnOto ID ru'e6-tt LK UUTSI.9 Waterford, Pa., Roar! Loam, PROPJUXI4,II. _ Apo', mad careful attention ¢lreu to of swam ap611.5.1y• W. 81:11,4180le. /Annie? nt Law and J. P. ta4 Claim &tent, Couteiesoer and Collector, Gazette balldlnt, mittivirat *MOT of Tr and ti,Eris, - spl: 5- tf WALILEIt, • l'oftwolouto- AND CONIIIIIMON ilitscsArt, Worstimo 02 f'ablio Doak, Mast Comer of tt.. alio, 400lor in Cool, Salt, nab, floor, %tor Una, /a. 21. 8.--Portfoulaz staiontlon too Itotnivusi and P ot Petro. rod Mood. to ill p orts coontry. tigiotJuk; Duda} la Prowlima, Produce, Frei Worm, ka! sad Moue Waco. Mae; !Aquas. ice.. ontoalte Pomona, St* Pa. marrBs-1, EWING, AtimemilinoCeasuzzoits at Law - 52 .W0:_ati roods. Orituady ball 11-nd all other legal bud Erts, Werros end Ton aly aid promptly. At. to Belhrolth, IBM -Van a lirscht 'g Marini Me, Ps. B ia :oiehetton. W. D. Brown TWEIU?Y YEARS. 1141.411* , tZLEBE4TED UGH -R - ElvIE DY will ottstiltstion sad poplar area etas tiva tinen itstonittely land 4 Kin the bun ts.oty )are in nteat I sag Siemer eith sore decided te- Etat tuniteon bottne patihe, ot einseamery to Lomfagallilia writs_ lie nanstoeeen4 veal; oozes to poet es eon • deism of eonddeano la Its value lons mtersd• reeeeey bmfg,plsesant, 9"4, nib In • itt inkiniatton—la imaged to alt Ng* ist itubintriiiinnl'obnia4 be kept In every ht.n4 diets nee tibia regaltio. 11 Watt and lona are treated with tie use of this fluted, In se Vies. • ha assuber al degas ertli b. mateotion. • CuDO4l *OUDT le the Nit remedy known tit* followlag col plum. CoUGNI, CAolir or 114TTLLs, w PLIMII4I4 11141011CMT13. 0110 oPl#41-0 1 itION , tee Yoko eati d arelso Ma hoe teo Ceeco le Per 411.LV&L; Lis •1343 Prope*tore, *I. h‘Sokl door Ll:nth Ol Somas Week Kele. We tr DrvEeets sad deeleze throughout the NTRONOZVri MUM V• agile CHI aut rialattx. • Osisbratod GAO Itocardy (FM la carts; dimes atlas Throat Lod Leap, ar• ta Ito nos to tit* allotod ""t lllll Allooly, "oath, al pablie. Waittww SawMau, u.. 1 ilchard l nbriss. 4 , i 11 0111111C1i142.4, I. T. Cs, .4;.' SAWA Boar, Dual Hurst, Ilk J.Robtasoo, C. K. Me; dus4 W. r.ittsberuseht. 4. 11 cion•Yo am, P. C. a' J. W.Colves, "" 4, 4laasas tliarercual, WIII. H. WaA t. d....,R. EL C6°Peri 4 W. Tarte isurar, ra,,,,0, Dusiosr. K.. A. Ban Bull, 4 NIL' L 4 464. Gnukt. - J. Salsbury, , 443, .auus A. all - 11. ITT, Noma WU*. J. I. DR. RY. Phatvba, J. Rothisou. 24. au. W.1C40, Alt li• Vl"k 0 . P. gasSia. e. . flpirrll. Kitt. DM K 2, '64-4011 '• k 4 1 14. 4'qta fo ci)SSUMPIIVE:k ' I2 E niecriher riillch'eserhauy Rene (free 411 who depine it, th• copy of a ti/XPLII h" • as mod of tbat DMZ disease Con. •• c;,t, „s„ „nuk, A. 144114. liboatlila ft ..dietyn, Le idaeoroly hopes will tr 7 . 41 .101 11/171:10 thoy will biome Una oots&uoc oktol fortds ova esparisie custom toziot o to platio ta Lbo bawls of mg newit am. Thom 'Whin timatP• w ith roll vtU plums call ow of Sailfir — la r Attiral Ms. m Jobs an*, Ike Ingelt, VOLUME 35 et ,s 6U:iG4-IN'MOKE • STRICKLAiNIYS r NVEN_VVE b7 7 / 7 8/1.6"A15/_74 1 I jiR. :4 l' Et If 'K LA ND'S IiELLIFLITOIJS I 0. km Itm,.:Am 14 as rrantaid to tun Coagha. &at,' Ito,inu.o.x4, A Fthmq, Wht , tling Cough, Foto Thattit, t:,,oaumptiou, and at! alfictlous of lila Throat and i. , , 11EM.,, Foi.0•00 1., diuggia'a Cii•nPral depotT, No .6 Etiat Orktith rtiewt, Laucionatt, Ohio. - . s ' • , ' Difirrhff” ALL the Medical men and the Piess I...minuend Dr. Strieklanire anti•Claolirra Mix ture as the only certain remedy for Diarrhea and ,Dyn• eatery. it Ica eambieation of Astrincente,lheorbents. . stimulants slid Carminotires. snit 1. irseraned to effect a cure after all other means hate failed. Foe sato - by Druggist!. General delitit, 6 at inarth street. Cincinnati oho. sTRICKLANbI si IPII-RrItiEDY: ritt. Stilt:Mawr% Pile Remedy haa cured ALF • e-,equi of thew prat eases of Blind and Bleed. tog Iv; It gees f om•dmte retiet, sad dhotis pm. mea-nt cur.!. .5, it directly. It la warranted to ann. For eye by drulzie , • (leoei al depot, 13 tiet-Irottrtit street 174:telt/natl. tdilo, • Dispapsia l N ervou a nera an Debility. i 4 . . kk. 'TONIC. 11 tt , ,L , lrminend, thole attraring With um. or AT= iodigestAws,, or , Oisp.pels, Nervousness and it Dett,ity. tc use Strickliad'e T00t , .:. 'lt is a tigetalail weparatio 1:11 free aura UOOhelfs Ltpders; it etrangthans the whole Nerrone system; It crsatee a good ivpittilio, end is wirranted to cure NPMCUITIMNI and Natrona a lILDIIii NLKTLV, ' For sale LI Druggists generally' at $' ar bottle.—% Prepare,* by Dm A. Strietiand. 0 Last Fosseth CieConatt, 01314. Great Gift Distribution. OF Watches, Chains, Lockets, Bracelets, Gold Peas, aci, ac, S. M. WARD & co, mANITFACTURINu JEWE'LBEN, 208 Broadway, Nest York 100,000 Watches, Chains, Lockets, Braeslets, Wags, Gold Pens, he., ke„ 6EIEIO WORTH $500,000, TO Be 801,0 . AT ONE DOLLAR CA.fIH, WITIIOUT Ri:OaltD TO 1 / 4 11111111. And not td ao paid tr:r until you know what you are t* ro and act to te kept Rubles yeti are - per ...di r satisfied. Splendtri Lae of Ar bolo to be sold for $1 ascii: a iblr.ll - ‘g n.. 210300 ask 100 u•rh• s, . .... 60 00 debt ::901.4m1J0u a atcbta Ur 00 sett vt.r Watchee. $l6 00 to 25 00 *WI 0 °Cold Sect and Vest Cb 12 00 t,6 00 omit 1 00 , 1 Cit.tt,i - niLue an re and Chains, 6 00 to 16 00 soca BLAO NCO and re. t Chains, 400 to 1200. hei 4(00 So 1tei , 0,),v . .k. Gold Brooches. 400 to 800 orelt 4.0c , 0 Cor Brootbes.... :; 00 to 800 sell 7,000 Gold Jet. ko , Ear 000 to 8 Whoa 6,000 Gen& Breast and Burt tlas,. 300 to 800 soli 0,000 • Ts. Baud Bre.:elite, 300 to 800 oialt 2.01.10 Chased Bratalets,.... 600 to 104415001 a 3010 Diamond Pina and BIN. 260 to 800 out 2,000 Go , d t ateb • 6.3 a, 3 tiO to 1100 ow* 6000^olittire8Ieeve But hinds, 000 to 1100 Neil 3,000G.14 Tb.mblts . 400 to 600eneb r,00) • inlet:ire Lockets - 00 ki 00 444 11,00 Attn. lockets, Magic spring,.... 400 to 000 Meal 11.o00liew :Azyle. 400 to 600 each 2,00 n id Tootly4eta, ('rowan, h o ., 200 to o lie aeb 8,000 Fob and hitloli 00 t.. Lod ea a 6.0,0 t based Gent 200 to b Warts •4,401 Slone Set Rings 200 to 6 Oleadt 0;5. 0 rieltit Lnuee Jewelryjet &gold: 600 to 00 MK& 6,000 • various styles 800 to 16 00 sac& 4,000 Gold Pens,allver case & pencil. 400 tc 000 each 4,0' 0 Gold Pone, Gold Case & Pencil bootolo 00 each 0,00 G. o'il Pens gold mounted holder SOO to 600 oath eertinratos of the various articles are Armed to envy. lolt.e, sealNl sat ctiteA. Thep eavalopea will be mot by taail 111 ordered, without regard to choice. After re. Belting the cot ttricate and seeing whet article it repro. genii, you are at liberty to send and get the article, or any other on the list of t by came value, and after seeing ce: , dc, if I: do,, not g ve perfect sioisfattlon. we destra yi u to return It and g-t motley. In nl' trial.. aa'ioue h , notal we charge for iILIF car Utast. ace•ata, fire , —rtsticatd, w, l L 1 sent foe 41,,eleren for $2, thirty for St, ouo hundred for 81.5. Airente wanted every• whe:c. W e allow agents tea unite on each certificate, provided their remittance aniouots to one 4' Ilse. Also, extra premiums tor ill/ ge order.. m inty the receipt of St AU, we will 15144 • solid 'Oyer shield Apure coin) or buire, far , salter division . r corps, in Il l s c4c,iy, or a earatty. infantry, artillery, oc;inei• - : or puotooner a p u, witti yaw,' Dame, testannt, and comp:tar handsemely 'aerated theme, toirether with our wholesale litustrttei circular to Bowe, l , 1 El:"Flit.. WARD & Co., 209 Broadway, New York • WHoLESAtE & R,ETAIL • + '(.143.01C.V,RY STORE. P. A. BECKER, 1111 L KS Al. E AND RETAIL GROCER, Varth-East Cerro of ike - i'ar74 1r 'mull Strait, (eniatreum) Ilff , al.l respectfully cell the mitten lieu of the eatemaretty to h Li Large Stock of GROCERIES 41.4 D Which he is desirous to eell at the LOWEST PRICES! • SUGAR, COFFEES rfAS, SYRUPS, TOBALU,S, FISH, turns 1130 to not eorposeett to the city, 6 , 11 11 porparod to prop To to itti who give him • call • Jaen keeys constantly on band a superior In't al PURE_ LIQUORS, for the wholesale trade, to which he threats the atteotios of the public Hit motto IN •.(101c4 :lane, WWI Prate add a tall Cquiralont for the Money." aprilliatt D. W. HUTCHINSON, Jnited States Ohdia-Aiet t . GIRARD, PENNA., PENSIONS, BACK PAY , - BOUNTY,. Awl. all OW C;ltins Vet the 6071111:1123•11t atUndad tCrwit promptsess. eIiARGIN tcallitiONASLlt. rirlp i . It c.at ion by Mai attended to tiut agaser Mad. to person. Crawford, Christian it Rath, Dealers Lo GROOM/ES AID PftOVISION3): Dried said Sealed - /Fruits.' ?Airms 6 WLS, , Ship Chandlery. Bost storm NO. 7 etE.srrrs BLOCK. PAIIS itltto, Public Duck, Foot of lave ; . _ PSSN*A. W. A. .ItAWFORD. • R.F.t jan2freS!.o J. BYROM RUTH: Reeves! Ambrosiw... roe Tin HULL - • • THIS ExcELLEst trAln, DREstiiNg. and eroaderfvl flair Bratoiretive-stkii-oplasi precedes/MU% feehlousble circles mud M seplieoillig other preparovone, not only to tale country bet Wei Ilk tures* am! south Amerial. Thousands of heals" 'ese annually used la the Court circle, of rads, -LIMWu in; Peter built sad Madrid. and toe silo Is Cubs IS ow* moue. h.EI7 Sr.' A MBROSI 4414 emceed of snotty es tr....t from herb, of won•erftil virtue, sod lablphly 11011-. tee-vivre Tensity of stquiste perfumer - IreSeutsally PINST , 'Ut. ibahair f fling out. sod ceases lt to grow rep 141y...thick sod long. a 1.1911k/S iho hair _owl asd lfltee it • al..' t appearance.. Ito toilet la ceniplat• wishes& if. Prier 'Th cent. pre Urge bottle. " 6074 hy druggists sod deafen ter fumy coeds to alf pap ofthecirl oed word. Wholesale by Si! Ir , lsetorler Stu - a - AU Is emery city, and aa r RKEV KA' Allnak4ll TALPOIN - (0.112 Aittrilt fitted; Dt. T. ► .a KWH, ti VII A HOS k Cc), Pkilsikatkla.,, esaatal • oat% for r. a .01 Inas. StS-1%1. Av7l.ltE OFFERING A large Attosissoot Of Robb, 160044 al** "intim, Dolls, Doll No Goloorissa Aso he Clslldnra, Yams, Ports *gm/ Z 4 YQ>IQM UM assortment of TWO_ DOLLARS AND -- iiilOrgOV -l ir- PAM`iN AWN Negri IV Ki r k • .1) tiWTETAIR viktit EY R ka/J) Our Schoolmaster. MY ALIO:: VAUNT. . . We u-r , l to think it. wt to queer To see Lim in gray hair' " Sticking our quills tsehind Me ear. And strright forgriting they were diem WP chink it w3l ea strange , • That 4,...Ph0u1d twist-snoh hair to marls, And Hist his wrinkled rheek sitstild change its color , ike a girl's. Our foolish mirth dr.thi.l all rule, - As glances, each of filch, we Mote, The turning that hi, wore to.echool A rose bud in Mal won hole. 'And very eagely we aneed That such a dunce teas never Anima— Fitlyi and trying Ftin to rekti Love verses with a tender tone: Nujoyous mils would over eisr Par sober looks, we often It we were but a Schoolmaster, bat - withal, his old, while head Use city we out kits kuoity stall Nearly in two, and each and all 43f us declared that Rd should laugh ' To gee it break ant lot him fall Irpokhes pine desk: wee drew - His picture—pitifil to "see. Wrinkled and bald—half fol4e, half true, And wrote beneath it—twenty-three. Next day came eight o'clock and nice, Nut be came ant; our pulses quick With phy, we said It would be See .1f the old Schoolmaster were sick. dud still the beach trees bear the ooze Of wounds which we that morning niade,, Cutting-their slivery bark to stare - ' Whereon to count the games we played. At lasi, as tired as we could by,. tpon a clay bank, strangely still, ' Wadsatdown to a roc to see • 1 is worn cut hat come afi-the 'Twas hanging on a peg—s quill Notched down, and sticking In the band, ittfilleaned, against his arin chair !Mil • His staff was waiting for his hand. , Aorose Ms feet his threadbare coat . • Was lying, stuffed with many a roll Ora' Copy plates," and. pad to rOttt, • AAsad rose in the botten hole. Bat Itti no more might take hie Olsoe Oar leseons and our lives to plan; Cold death bad kisseWtise wrinkhtd•faee Of that most gentle gentleman. Ali me, what bitter tears made blind One young eyes, for our thoughtless sin As two and two, we walked behind , • The long, black noon be was is. And all, sad Wothen now. and Men With wrinkles and gray hair can see How he might wear a rosebud then. And read love verses tenderly. Prom Illadaireocrs irscadoe•J Goy Nettles Ghost. [CONOLVDCD.I ' 4 'The rebels conti - ued the ehase, and though they were distanced, and the turns windinca l of !be mountain-road con cealed their enemy, Neville watt °MAl:lent Of edemas. He knew tl-e road—he knew that it led directly to his ancestral home, and that the fugitive. c o uld not go much further without halting.'especiatly as'they had to carry with them a man. in all like lihoth mmtally wounded. There, or at the nf#iebnring re..idenee of the clergyman, ,thiy would probably leave him. The troopers rode on rapidly They reached the reetory ; it was de s erted, and they searched it in vain With difficulty their !captain restrained their savage wish to tire the home of the man who had been the f r ie n d iintl teac'er of lie! youth, the guar dian s of hi. brother--now,-ens Guy had learned from runvir, Nerving with'the Kin/ in the, south. it tas that tumor which hod determined Guy to seek Nervice in Laecashire. The band rode up to Neville Orange. The Cavaliers were not there: they bed passed by, said the ono domes tic who was visible, at full gallop, and without drawing bridle. Ouy looked at the man hard and sternly, and he trem blect and turned pale beneath — That gaze. ',." Ride on in pursuit," said the captain to his lieutenant ; • I, with four,men, stay here to search the house.' And he 'die' mounted and entered the house. The servant followed him, with voluble pro tests that no one had crossed the thresh old except the aged clergyman, who had consented to take charge of it, since Mss tar,Thihphad quitted it to join the King. Guy cast a hasty glance over the lower rooms and then passed on up-stairs. The aureola accompanied him in.ever-increas inglerror, which might, however, be at tributed to the fact that two troopers fol lowed him with loaded carbines: and two Others held-theirs at full-cock pointed at either side of his shaking head: Passlog through root after room Neville paused attlist., you are to sleep in tenight. It looked the, ; much as it looks nevi, save where this window is wan then a panel of the oak which lines the relt of the wall. The door vrm half open,and Guy entered. A shun on the hare floor caught his eye. tie 'stioPped and touched it with his band. , _ Blood!" he said sharply hut be said to more. He asked no question. -He strode straight to the fireplace; and, put tinglorth his right hand, touched a part Of the panel where that window is now 'inked; The troopers stared. He pressed' (I;4rdi still harder did they stare, thstiervant stood with his. eyes almost staikiiig from his head: gash% iu mute es,'. motionless terror on the proceedings of tie unknown intruder. * Bring your carbines here,. thiee of yon l' said Sir Guy, in a - low tone, ' Oee of you keep his at that rascal's ear, ant! blow i, out his brains if he speaks .; . Now; the by tts to hear one aboie the other in a line with my hand; knock Me *bb panel pinel in' The aoltliets looked .at, each other, clearly thinking their le j adei mad. Why should he choose to try to knock to pieces this part of the wall rather,than another r nevertheless they obeyed. The carbine butts went, with full f3reo agaittli the oak panelling; a ho,llow sound wag returned! They struck.ag.tia with ail the timiitgtit they could,ittustel. A sound-of' cradling wood followed ; the lapel, was broken. Still it held its place, until Sfr Guy thrust his arm through the hole broken An by a carbine blows and draw a ERIE, .K itifle.'• l 4' stint - 41V - fired' tint 'the' other side ; and, as hi drew IsitithfsAirokitti, panid gave way ind !F4l before' the riniwed'illews.of-fhe teat:444: ritherlotteti l etixiai open,-Itisfibere our 'heath:ate the doori[ta a) si; hi t light was kneltan 'aged 'tear: in the robed oPe his back to the 'intruders - ; upon it liti youth, b 1 head bandaged, is shirt hicva stained, his lace livid with the ittie'ef *pritaolijna desiti; and yet giitsiihka amok ' ing 'pistol In his right hind. '<ivy Neville reetignised:thi;'adveisary 'with iiheitt he bad orceled,swerds an d hour tiit*??lii 04e , and staggered kook: he airoireau4aldisat for utterenee. A l&deot'intii9n*an'ttiali, and horror, bueehil:ef.rencgrdt:inti;l4ol - the face of the dying man. • Ali excla mation rose to his parted lip, f, bat ere it ea, littered, ere'Qity'cottidfofttit breath. a bait teini*onal;fr tber carbines ereahed throurh Abe tot ode ged fleetl;errcrtitte Oay. without fi word Ilia "seeped with horrne,;the fratricide stood on the threshold of the death-cham ber. Hie ataring eyes were. lied, ttp9u the corpse, his-. hand had fallen , by his side, ther pain' of his' wound unfelt, the very souses fruseq- the terror that had - 'stricken hint' to the soul. •Be was wakened Co consciousness by a voice that • a . be know well, alien W ing - ont", cir pbetio detxuociatiow that. pierced the con. erienial of the margin: .Ihe,i,eted trietit hie rotor --blid ti.itifrouted the startleil, Rumex& and . their °awaiting eblat "'Flo, Guy Neiille, rebel to . tby , Lug, recreant to . thy God, mu rflerei of thy bro ther I is it thus we meet fer.thelast time? Go hence: the curse of Cain; 'super' that* and the measure of thy crimes' IS hot yi,et ..• I . He passed • out, • tin tette:lid by • the tr f' c r ft s h1)/di nt the to iardeis teStelkehou,ii pollute them. Guy Neville etonia, rooted to the spit till the old nuin "netiione. Then'te turned— Bed from the Chsuilter and trom the house, mounted his horse, and rode none knew whither. " rifVert years later, an "odd - andworn Woo. cyoungwoman,.. and an infant, ar rived-late one night, and' took possession of the Grange. They were'all *dressed in deep, Moo ruing.; tht father, wife, and child of - a second Philip Neville, the' heir of the race,'whit had just perished in'a drunken brawl. - The widow nod orphan. were lodged iu the moat distant4larteeof the house; the old Man, aged In 'Middle life, occuPied the chamber that, opened into the secret room. They sought him the next day; his chamber was vacant. One old servant of the' nhwe, who alone knew the secret of the panel; etrtereci the hiding place whither a brother had...kei hie broth er's murderers. There lay_Sir Ouy,on the bed on which that corpse -had lain. still spotted wtih blood. Then' 7tra no sign of virt'.enee on his person, Lail' he was dead Nothing to aecourit for his death, but the exproa.iou of mortal-loranr-.en' s cnnnt,inanee ti, e. bad never hiairetted . in the race or Itattle • the feature% convulsed with such an agony of fear se might - well suffice kill. The denrj body' lay io state, and the trembling peasactry and horror-struck yeomen, who looked upon it, whispered one another that only some fearful visitant from another world could have wrought on those iron tforves. the teiTer which had driven the bll'iod-atsined soul from a *au% •tilt erect'an:l vigorous. And it is an arxte'leed creed Among titter descendants to thiajlay," that either his brother's spirit, or yet, some more terrible apparition, bad come to summon the fra tricide to hie last account!' • ' f-listened in silence. Charles told the story with a faith that imposed upon and' awed me, and I have since satisfied , my self that it is is true as documentary his tory can make it.; that Sir .Guy really caused his brother's death, and really pied in that chamber, of letrin : 4-I.lle, terror ot a guilty imminence or a ghostly-vision. I once spoke with a young Crimeausol.: dier of his feelings under fire; a man of whose physical courage no one who letiks-, in his face could doubt. • Speaking Hthtly ot Musketry and of ?Mind shot. he dent feemed his horrof of shells in the naive ex pression " I never became en used '-to them but that I lei _my cigar ent.wben they passed over uty did low ' extinct Cabatis. bear witness to the efect . ., of the Neville legend. It was a minute_ or two before I could shako off the spell sufficiently to light. 4 seam,' "Some unbeliever in ghosts remarks," I observed.." that %hooey's. a matt really believe that ha sees a visitor from /mother world, either his life or his reason gives wey. If this be so, it is nowise wattdertill that the vision of his brother's ghost should frighten to - etetith' your. " Don't jest with my tile." Iliad Charlie, eciniewhit displeased. "If you don't be lieve it, .1 ; awl nit ampyi evidence:.! aorsetinies jests with things •that are t oo terriiiia in be seriously eontempla= ted.,inst loy,fcrpn of reactioo;! I replied : l "Hence it 1N that the two.,snost awful ideas known to than--Death and Satan-- are moat frequently the themest otjest, even to those who believe in :-the one as, heartily as when they resliselt they dread the other." , After %pause; Charlm said: , • t loiv,eeeyer thought the! ilpy eight of a glicim, apart from the hossor . syNch may ear s iron en evil virit.or tior . a had,e6u-• science. wool , ' - be terrible. Oa the.con trary, I have loogett A* see onw-- ! orie that I kciew,--alt,a proof !Iva would eel as seat foretiepail doubta.concieritipg the fu ture. I have . great sympathy erith,those bargitins betweerrfrietyla t f which - we bear ii?ligiud..,thal:tile:POul of the one deceued_should ret9ra:44,-yrato thews visor." "'I doubt," I answered, whether a ghost - would serve your purpose. FlOlll WAY:AFTERNOON 18o5i EMI the days of Homet.sisYtrA•'44.ll; •ksvoo•seis 'Oasts fink sinte to tiase.,But tikely . b#e I?eetv:alititi. 30k aier l eliablblQats of 1i544:0 . 44‘0140 . they; erasion of ghest-seers-.s.olo;plinsi , . 7toini'without:sense or spesoh.ltilliiiir the shadows tha' the *sMitaluf id# Opole* .3choie forms they soma 4.34.wh0 ti 4 -should collect his ,idea of: a Wise axia l once from the ghosiithat have beekossin of xneri.-::ivindering about gibbering over bniied treasures, 'haunting the scenes of crimes done •or suffered.to ssfontiling of those which • repent 'bad 'em* sal bad grammes by the aid all'. tables—but Would • ispho with sect- forboding the wish : of the ' deed Aobiles I . ^. " Maks not light of death, I bun ol4l( o l 44o* lam Odysseus. _ Palo would AM Mint $4 l 64114). be ilaii ; another. .. Slays to a 'WWl's' iassteivith'ooll*ik*; 'lnbsistestos, . • Bather than titan below, a peknit'of tbi*U4 that ire plablusdP • - • . . • .".•Youptigbintit to Sonboamil the seen . ghosts with the table.repptel Whether human or not, thesis's,* lilts latter is certainly nob siciarbtintink` Sow; • the ghost& that are mon may be - all tbat we could will' to be eat; spirits, wanting mething but the poWer of comiannittating with us, and, that through our d l eflUleoey, notAbcodgh theirs.. As to-tbeir ,oetittp.ac tions, do: titer not agree essetlo- with whaL• Philcw4 PIT' would suggest ~:as fate of those who, whOw:ci aftr P l +• nig y n l 3 l ideas abuse or beyond the beet,Rt werlivw, pnrinsiteri;: - • • - ' "Welt" said 1, " 1 won't dcoliitter the philosophy ,of Mr. Owir, or *1,01140116 . " of Yrs. Crowe. affmr i fistasat; Like to see n /host; I would' DOT-and who fells asleep tnliting . oftlinmAiniwn 1 , Mist. 0 • 6 . 0 is bis-dr1Va1..,1r9.;111.11/ poitil jos Ain ,our cigars go 90. AllfrlfllBl9 shall go to bed." - • r.-; •::‘,.,; ' But I did not. My, nerve* "we're much eseitectfor sleep. I. bad DOI spent in evening of -pleasant talk for: a long heard a &Milt legend Were:- se told by a Gem beltisveriim it horrors, and the effect,of the double stinsultei Wee ,to render me thoroughly wakeful: ds I took Off my omit, and looked for s pep lo hang or is choir to lay, it ori; my'eye was naught by ar garment butte in one collwerii I!" a, lady's shawl. Then owe of the drawers which I opened, in order to depesit the contents Or my valise, Wes luil of: thou , pretty feminine ~,t rifles which seem to a bachelor so myetetious and so ing—eltsevee and collars. and needlework that did not seem Intended hr Aber . . 4' shows strongly the mute grace of wofnan that she should spend. y 0 much art Acid: tabor in rendering ornsmsntaf what: Is ' nevor to be seen ; and ibis-ft-reit• slime should dispime , of tha al,as te. that women I dress only t.l fascinate =BC A.,Vesahabiall' here, nn femur cat- of work there, n geuerni prettirie;SF: iktiers tact ful ai reeeement of the Whole; , prove me that l oocupsed lade* roote•i ',Whose If any atf the•famlly have' sale' posseattkla of this: r,. ow. it must be the eldest ditogh: • ter. I have, therefore, ousted Elora nem tow ap..irtinect. I hope she does wadi's.. like a tugs at much as T do. I think' 1 should VP] glad e however. to escape :the gleam ; of these panelled vrales,ind oaken °einem ' stid the eyes• of that portrait. whiiilt follow one evsepihera." And here my abservet inns brci me face to face with a th, picture of Sir Guy Neville. Paint ed,irt his,youth, it oieferthelessl,hetMyed, .et- I fancied in its el-premien: tite•eakiiOnd which blasted his We. 'Nut. dark.. lee's set: eyes spoke at once of .6ety ipirit and of iron will the mouth. (respite the torts=: tulle which half hid it, bettiraii_ the ' fullness of the under- lip the.vebeasenlas of passion, and in the carted *}ter' the scornftil impattshfine aF control which made that-pession his master. s'word, the facia was one in whiolt.a. glanoe could detect a nature whiefi• would hardly be held within the bounds cif talc either by ; conscience or by fesr sehieb would wrier know bow to forego a porpoise or forigilve so injury. I gated long upon the p-rtesii; and than turned away. I pave gait that it hung over the fireplace. stud, therefore: beside the strange window itat• pad once been rite secret door, I took wtt tlf• bock. wrapped it drestint-gown ab lot rae. 'ehd' eat down in a rocking chair. Isy the it s Me. to mod. sat nn one aide, lead. as to btu' the window on my tight ha.ld 'andtoy_ eyes directed , away from it. ' 1 read for some tee minutes beforeitegan. feel I uncomfortable. , An ttupression that 1 - .Waii not alorie-.1 nervous hormr, sst et the presence of scene unieeu evil:-ssfned so powerful a hold of my settees, that for 80610 I time I could not resolve so move or look swotted. Some at testa of my readers will recognise the sensation. When I. did more by a strong effort. I corned, toy, eyes full upon the window. smiling at nay folly, while'l Avoided the fise4flook witk whinti the' portrait seemed to haunt me. try: reason contemptuously assured my sheidh ing nerves that they was nothing there , : that I should-turn orily tislaiek•iptin #1; cant darkness. Wrong! what ere these, eyesilited: it ri , Mine with no painted stater whistle. ht face, on a level with my orn,:endlebnest within reach of , my haadji i iitiSi 4 ,'Wltich and me is nothing'. but is. thin- Whist. it glass? There, .t tbe•wladess,• rine' the; 'head trod bast"of Sir fitik feefure the evict. seinblinee of yhe,pbr•, UAW with • pale. terror-striokeu stountee: mince, and dark piercing eyes mingle; horror upon Ole, • as therhad gaud pit: that: viiion whit:aka.' 4Oiwki bla soul &dal , hem .habitation I For a time, which could not be counted by momenta. I sit4asttli , rsted. pandised, my sight tied , upets , those spectral eyes that glired into - tntes For en instant I regained willenone hide ,my fuse with mr hand =et . looked again the speetrirbeiG 1,1 At thet.lnemeo4lelit l 4,l46klik,lliiiitt' dead silence of night startle a me. andi made me spring to my feet. trembling im every limb. Itt was the stroke of the clacks; M=MI`ME= %Ws fiiims the neighltnriti g churclic' rani Olit ibe'ddiJof midnir ht. L heird lime T rAw• and trafd`rhi When I joined the family at breikfii4t,l kii.Vernlllialmolit'Atareti 34 ihP areat44.l tne;and Chokrile . eichtimeil. "Why: 01.1 iiit;yiellobk like a ghost !" I could , 'dot repeat's :shudder at the word, and 4:hnie naked, laughing'y. " Did you meet one in the ruins Tait night r'. •• Not in the rains ,'! I answered, half unconscious- r By - '• this - time - the attention . „of . the athelet party wad fixed upon me. - tindia I made it desperate elfin to rouse myself, and shake off my absence of mind and the sense of glooci...aud,terfo! titer hung over me. Flora was- teainaker; and I held out it:yltattdoltiTtake- a *tip , from hers. diehlgski I felt , that her wriit trembled 641 !that she could , hardly hold it; and look; 'in: her face. I saw an expressitin of ftiiiirm and dimity, where yesterday there had hien ouly.tneaslteras and perplexity: aCeitalelr theleared something. end the distiller eotnituearer. 'The Aost could have nothing to do with it. 'lt• wan a very Warthik fear that troubled that sweet fate. .Soddenly Charlie uttered an exclamation, and , read the following paragraph from .the iterispaper o . ;.*A:taptain Montheriner, —th Hussars, was tried •on the 10th , July by court mar• dal, for disobedienoe to orders and inSitit ing• his imperior officer on parade. Toe aisenshled at Meerut, under the 'presidency of Colonej —. Captain Mon- Mover. was found geilty, and sentenced *slip dismissed. her lisjesty's service. The flisinties has been caitifirmed by the Coln titfairdeehilChief.". -- • ,• •.. , ;theticad the deep color that came over Vora's. face as. this was read, and eona• istaktrere made actin it by Annie, Km_ •Neville,and Charles. Certaiuly. I thought, this uno news to Fibra. and , it has some painful ititereat Tor she know this scapegraco? Sirely Rot ; 'she was a there infant when he quarreled with her 'father. ' • ' " :7' " • 'After' breakfast, Charles summoned the to join him in a cigar. 1 could not repress it 'bidder lawn came to the very spot where tve.bad sAt the -night b , friro, +tat under tbe haunted window • What's the matter V' said he,:in Bur- It is not cold. ' And you look as pale as a ghost, or as if you bad seen one. Did,my story; spoil your night', ro,t 7" „ Its hero did," said I, trying, to smile. Dott't laugh at me, Charl;e, and don't be ip,a hurry to attribute what. I tell you to my . uwn fancy. Hundreds of times have I sat at, night recalling much more horrible stories, and expecting when I tooked up to see some frightful Spectre with its ey ea glaring into mine: and yet, never has My 'imagination painted a vial ble Upon the darknm.. But last `night" I saw et the - . window the ghost of BliOny , ,, the' exact semblance of the piC• lure over the mantlepiece; ay, saw it as distinctly as,l see you now ; apd that with e'light burning by my side, bright enough to read a penny nerispaper by !-" ."The deuce_ you did ! Are you sure you were not dreaming'," •••2 had a book in My. hand, and had jthit -lacked up fret; it. I was as wide iswake - as you were when you told me the itaii+. ki • • " Sir Guy's ghost was never 'seen by e stranger before, and but oboe or twice by thei.men of our own family. Are you ear• tai it was that face, awl that your imaiti mithm ditl_tiot lead you to attribute to seine intending robber the features of Sir Guy, whciap image just then filled your mind 1" "lam as (martin or the face al that I saw the—thing at all." "iiltrange—very strange," observed Charles, musingly. " How was he dress• ed ,1 0 ? . - "In bilis:oll7.st least _perfect blackness sury - iti94444,piie. face. That, was all I oh served. It 14 folly in'talk of the dress of *irliesei."-'•- 4 said this a little angrily: I we, quite certain that I had sr-en, and not fancied dm appari4n—that it•had realty been : there. and that, it was no ordinary deoisen of this world. _ Ctiarlie did not anasvor, and we smoked on an silence. AVeer some ten minutes' he tbrevr Away hip cigar and in.: 0. / +UAW going over to Crosthwaite's. itionki 'like - to know who WM the guest ofisair yesterday. , My tried miagivea me, n‘Vry that I.know that Guy Monthermer i cr ,England. Wiil you come with In , . 2" - ' . . 12 I unsyrt-rA„:,I we went off together _ , wla it should bring Mon thierniefli tre-l= Pitewnlece-ii i fctiv ~itrAc Itiona _for o"ta•I oiclekded 1:oul Neville Genre." - . . ..,, . .:tVe rached . i'lki taro:. s ti , l ein , ,strouod the etout old yeorziati; 110 was very un-, corninuototove, dud evitien sly suspected tbst otil'irteiious had o - ; , oron un.*ndly ortlose.., Thug put ors his gastil. the - spirit Of huipitaitty wade lat4l vigilant in his titit!'s bnhalf - ; and we could only ga thin; tbate young gentleinatn 11%4 been there some dills, and had . . left very early this morning—whether •suddenly or. not, '''''''ilti.-#oVasneetatio . 4 ' Charles felt sato .:.-7, .1 AV; Ultin t !At ! Ilt,stFinger *as gone. *,•".. I..eir t. ..._ C.. - )loudierater. be ,%ould hardly-nave'—+l ,rttd ivithoUt see ing Vers. ] I iriniond said debated, but 514411,0! ha cnonliteinn. . • i t iv vi d it is• i_ . • !, .le. Int: one . Vora Erni, os K l 4, LA :1•. . li I. t I. lo ; she dual her Oster ret charm ing,' frau le. amusing cot& panio, _ , free from affected sbyneas as frotalhilit fast and forward •manner which IS the more populate and fsshionshin aflie. tation - of tnday. The children were pleas tint and wall behaved; theirinother kind 'And hospitable ; 'Charles 'as: agreeable a' aoakpaaiowas . ever.. Moly were our plea"- iiatt,eatottraions; iriceisant our conversa tion On elf . anbjects.: grave Ands , gay, that -dill n ot,,psetake of - a political Aartir ; and never tenni friand'allonse nearereehto; 1 tantly than when an editorba interaimui warned me that I had overstayed my . leave at /twills Grange. - 1 certainly slept NUMBER 48 . ~_ ........, fore nay re.turu, roferea t layt,.., I? pi the goyel,Acadeely, t, I .1244 ( eqt .lepit i sed nt . 11 doze)! of tbextMed,bepdaie;ktiest-spui• ed pict uresosbistnr itsmeirg jun nborr,l)ls litte...L et' il!iTg portrait oactght my,eye. f atig.gled aptinst ,au s eicicrlr gentl ? mail, witre.t, minty foot I wo ?nbappili next t? me; his Amity jyrses reeto„red me tnnxy !telt, awi I Fe.i.,acosin,at ibd &Sur , . lit i ct , more if alf-p?sitemilti. ~ Above the . olliar , . . 'of_ a car dry unif0rm.01..910.4.e whereof ~r cout.e With ifto-teet _iii it --re. ted in theaaddle or a ti,..1).,i e h , 141. ,. 1 .. l oo k e d out Tight, into iny `. - 7 1e, eh., ;. e ..,1 h a d ~,,t fol* ~at the wOadow ef....ect ;I le Or.un,t)-, Bat not as Ishou!ti have pl,inted it , 'rile fdatures ',. were the same; but, they were calm and stera, ease that !tie upper lip seemed to curl aliglktly7iis with the expression ;Of habitue) pride. The same Cyo9 gazed itito thine; but — the o.*proseion.,wiii no longer that which,th'ey ail borne on Ulm icrri.. ble night. '1 hen, were full of a ter ror whiolkicjvprepreu t d Ow . whole count°. canoe ; -now, they looked' forth with a glence,of acernful y fin , 'f 'he picture was that of a . soldirou',i'be InA taut before bat tle ; it bore no oibrr O. -thait ' An Offi cer," and the catalogue gave the name of an artist just tiecessacd, I• lied no clue to the itidividualitY,of. the figure ; w , 14 it per cbance a.tanoy sketch by one woo had seen the Fiortritt *pf Sir tiny Seville? I could not tell. ~ _ I visited Chesser on my w , ,y olk, hav ing buiiness with the 6-Aittir of a coatis, 'paper. On returning to the , tation - Nome half au hour to wilt., and I strolled/ up and down the platform. A train C 41120 up from Liverpool, and out of it flowed, a stream daf•paesen3ere. A young lady,was left standing by, the carriage, whence her cewpanion had: gone in quest et their luggage. Ass a turned her face towards Ime Itreeognised Flora Neville. • • • She:saw me,. and colored and trembled violently. !Liras grentlyaurinised, but ad vanced to speak to her. She gerolme her hand mechanically, and strove to answer my eeetiot, but in %%sin. • .1 , 'tow eorclearit,ttuat, I meet' you hate. Mies !Neville t" I aukad. 1 * I unduretoOd from Charlie that yen hscl'hssen in Liver pool. but Were to retina to *the north to day, Are yon paying a via- to Cheater, or going on elsewhere?" Hy questions seemed to . trouble Flom extremely. But LI had not time for,sur. prise or conjecture: A figare was coming towards us, with a large portmanteau in one hand and a carpet bag in the other. It Tree UV ltum•to tremble, and, if not to color, to us* riery faint and very,Pale. Unsplritual tia - hili , p,telent occupation was; I savrtlitgre i iiCiSifithe -. Original of ; the Academia Portreit,itst the very face that had gazed in upon me through the wain,_ dow of Neville Grange. Again iciC.Ple: sion of dismay, though far less intros.. than then, bretsFeed that face at 'its ;owner recognised me. But his approach ;restored to Flora the self-possession which had deserted both of us. Turning round, and fairly looking me in the face, with a blush and it smile, she said : Alkov me to introduce my husband; Oily .lifonthernier I!' . . , had heardflashed across me at once. I had heard from Charles three - days before, and not a word' of this marriage; nay, wards which distinctly implied that Flora -was returning home. Instead of doing so, she had turned off, by appointment, at some point, on her route, met Montnertner, and married him, having-vainest in this man ner a full day!, start of all pursuit, I looked gravely. at° Monthermer. "Come, sir!" he said, in answer to my look,-" be just to us both. I was a hot. headed youngster when I quarrelled with her lather:- on that account I- knew it was hopeless to - ask the consent of the family'; on that and others if you will.. I have done many foolish things, but never anything that should make a gentletuan" blush for himself, or a woman weep for him. I- have loved het since she was a child ; she has loved me for nearly live years." Fjora.pressed his at w. Her face sia'S - turned NM - me, and her eyes were looking up into-his. He w“nt on : " I met her again last autumn, at great risk, in hei- own borne. We should have then conSerted oni mart iage hut Cal you. I had only ventured to see her at night, for there' were . tno many about who knew my persou, and woull, have ieeognized me instantly had they seen we by day. Several eights in succession lii.l 1 climbed the wall and spoken to Flora thiongh the single panis'nf that. • window which opens with a rustic lamb Otte 4.11'. WIWI' I had ventured down tato togs v : ill, I ,aw at A distancc'ynung-Seville returning trout a drive; I hastened home, but was still in sight as he drove by. Twit night •• post ir:n. 4 hiy,visit io Flora's window later than usual: it wits midnight wlMri I climbed to voy aceustonted placel-the dog, sill() had been civil to to from the first. ...identlyTunclerstauding that I did not belong to .he %Altai order of trespassers. retnaining silent-4-3nd was abOut to tap at ihowniiduw, When I rec , gthz...i a strau ge..rra man—in Flor A's usual seat. Th+ blood rushed back to my heart, and I ;nearly fell ; he shrank as if he had seen a spectre; and covered his eyes with his hand. ,/,,recovered my presence of mind, dropped' instantly to the • ground, ran home, end left at daylight. Some days at teryrards I received a letter from - Flora, in 10 she gave me a graphic account— de ed from her brother—of your ghostly vision. Ilearttly I laughed over our mu tual terror, mine of a spy, and yours of a spectre.' ' "Then it was no visitant from another world j saw that night? it was—you were gssks : tip.y ,I:!evillfs's Ghost," ,Bent SCSAICULIURI I—Whieb you cab ,do if you drise the Impure, hot and acrid oat. 'tor out ,of lone system' by taking inwardly Carter's tottpituistt Extraot" of Dandelion and .Bittersweet, and applying outwardly ;Carter'. Vatic, I:haintiosit. Hundreds can testify that they ha's used these artlalas with entire m imes and 6411mile:ties, - after having used rainy other things to 46 - ;parposo. Therefore; :wit say use these two &Melee and stop tdst sorigih ink Price of Bottle and Box together, one dollar and? ratty cents. Bold by Cattail - it C u t Ter.
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