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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

REFHIGERAToRs AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-Fogg
Ellsworth & Co. have few Of Schooiey's Iceberg
RetrgeratOrs left, which they close of at cost to
make room for new goods
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be onLu harmLess and reliable Due kRolp

The only harmless and reliable Due kgOlCn
Tho Ongual and best in the world
An others are mere limitations and should be avoided
YOU wish 10 escape rldiculu.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO a
beautiful and natural Brown or Black without the least
injury TO Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded VIM A. Batcholor since 1879, and 10000
applications have been made 10 the Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
be distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
not nure tho least however long may be continued
and l effect Of Bad Dyes remelied the Hair nvigor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye
Made sold applied In private TOOnlsl at the Wig
Factory, No 2}3 Broadway, n Y.
Sold ia all cities aud towns of the United States, BY Drug
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~ The genuine has tho name aud address upon Stee
plate engraving four sides Of each Box Of
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ianl7 No 23S Broadway N Y
HHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
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l-9 Domestic Practice Made Easy, or HomGo'
pathy SlmpliGed. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Weddeu
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THE Book or HEALTH--A little book has just
come from the press entitled a Book Of Health,
or Domestic Guide in Health and Disease. BY IL.
L. Gatchell, NJ. D., formerly Professor Of Anot
omy and Physiology in Eclectic Medical Institute
Cincinnati, Professor Of Physiology aud Pathology
in the Western Home Anopatbic College, Cleve-
land, aud co-edtor Of American Magazine Of
Homeopathy and Hydropaihy."
In this the reader may find many useful remarks
and directions as to treatment of the body in all
stages Of health aud disease.
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To LEATHER DEALERs.-Thirty dozen oak tan
ned slaughter Kips now finished, together with
ten dozen per week we are now finishing, offer
for sale at the lowest rates for cash or short paper
p + MoGUBE,
aug232l6 l26 Ontario Street
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70 For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and snuii, go to b. G. Dietz, lit superor,st.
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Say- A splendid Telescope Rife and fixtures at
Auction by o. Cutter & Son, on Saturday, August
27th, at 2 o'clock precisely. Can now b. seen
at their store aug262f5.
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TO the Ladies'.
APPLE PAIRING MACHINE
A CARD.--THE SUBSCRIBER

A CARD.--TIE SUBSCRIBER
"a having mad arrangements for laying BALI Patent
t.ueut heHtro Pipe Is now prepared ~ cute orders
for any amount that may DO required. The superiouyof
this ppn all others both regards dnfah iy aud
ptuy unQuesiinued by those acquainted with 10, aud
o 6w price ID which it wil be laid puts t with the
ch Of ali. The following from tho Scientific Amoronu
edcctuuy btpses o al ipes n USE r1eop ond und the
sauuus qualities Of The latter aud The htnh price
METALLIC WATER PtrIs THE Hartford Tin o. tela
tatu Nj Guhlluu, uluuber hns shown them tour kidb
waier-pipes, which have uteB bgen iateu from ihe
ground viz Iron pipes ~ mCh, has been used neaf'Y
thce yrurs and uhuhcd With rust imuodo
VI u water Three Ourhs Of tie aperuru h. hini with
80. ZHC pipe, "a inch, has hfou used hsu months
HId The ON ade shows decided murks oi decays iasde
Ctur ItCuud not eyideuty have lasted uanA Ffhrs.-
y ift perfectly clear and no decay Lead pine, light
th, has huen us tan Yeats, olearand no decay
Thuro has aheudy asulosn guantiig been laid IA This
90 giyO the most satisfactory rt tirrance.
would most octfuly invite all shu anticipate using
wnI pipes To call and eHamng this lipe at No 2s supo-
.nsls.als or BoRN
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farbaop WA iNofLllr. aatg iasn sag. o !
itai sl aI tsf We fsff Fll. afi hai tsst fsdrinf
ltNHf. aaiil. ta iHsffaaa.it va AsaHaH Iafa itIa
Al1ui iht iH ofHafeh. ofths rf1tfaiyfaf s1anftG.
"A a'iaf Hug a Aueta Hf.iafrf." HH. q 81 VI
ias io ht flnoilHHs. add hags flfunifi oafif
Nfhthrat1luf " ihr alaa ln ihff6 VI usita
on fsiiiinf 20 BED nv heir is noe slmosi fafotad i0
efllnal color BOD ne hue arpftr 10 ht psfmanaui,
AN hArisfirn rHhr fHa PREPARATION
NOTHING hikE nyE. hur OPERATES uPO
ihh sbihhiiuNa ~ haifoesss to fa1, whir
osnsiniy au hdvanihrs toods whsess m 6asssr OF
caninr bald
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NnYe YOur MOmeY

.U'ETE.A-TEfES, SOFAS, CHAIRS
AND LOUNGES REUpHoLsrEREp AND kk-
VAnNlSHED ~ altered over 10 The latest styles and pat
terms. An kinda nf UphnsnrY od tho shortest
notice. Z am also Agent tot The FuRNIl Uhn hAhNltA
FINISH for tho city OF CuVund, adapted tn fltea ana
an kmds Of Funiufe-.never cracks eI teais lel.yya
stHis from the wood, and leaves au u}nh unu pol
nm mixing thC articles lnOk Ike newcan b. nupliod iu
ran without the uoubo OF romoval al very little ca
Damask pnd Muslin Cultaus made and put up 20 order
Tho mqkug aud putting down OF CafpeA vail also be ni-
XII a. being practical uphulsteror, and haginF faw-
I'd hrsa dihafoni branches tie principal cities OF The
y y yeaTs ho oanhied 10 give p,eo ntisac ION,
no charge Work done for about ana-ha the ptoo Usually
rhlfftd hy regular turuiturrs ops
| ~ orders msy be- len with q nroWn. D1corahF /,
aug6iRs ~ CHICHESTER
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TF Fsf Nef fifmffs and fuhaf hppit
fsgy fafnafh Co., iai 80 iqi AHffHaf fiffff
antt
tBDn. JAS. MoUtiNr00Ka rncfoatL bYnuf
calns iha most hauaflns Huah, relieves we opbfoFafd
iunrs aid Initiated Throat. noaona end hunFa aws b.
paiaiess ofrsoimaiau ho matter vh.eh riogs ibs vnd
pips bod hfgnchll nlr. requisites ihe ssotai pulas
viioa ID -Vsil afmpiom ni c1unsnnrifn
prca ti % todhg WI fiakt lleeran "
td5' The New York Ledger says Of Dr. NC
CLiNfOCKs DtAHnuuA CORDIAL
"Ouf confidence boz The ofeacq of Dr. iaucg MgC .
tocks uurrhui Cordial BE- unhuuudod hVeunlll eh H'i
have it 4 b. she prescription Of au ointment physician
Price 20 cents soidm Wm flehh'
ausi0 Cleveland,
~, DR. MoCMNrocK's Com AND CoUcH
MIXTURE greet romody for an ordinary affections
OF tho lungs and throat hoa double popularity Emnuu
ting from leading member Of The medical faculty. 70 is
appr we'd by he profession; while every member Of tho
community who has tried u, pronouncos it nfallble
Price % cents Sold by WM. FlSkE, Druggist,
auslO Glove and
The Gem OF the Nursery.
Taste1ess ns the h0neyod dow,
pnuless IN its action tuui
HARMLESS as the roses BREATH
Hut immediate death
BRYANs VEHMWugE Of
rs the M lthof's grand resource
BRyAN's TAsrELEss VERMFUGE.
Price 25 cents. Sold by WIN. FIsRE.
aurlO.Rs Clevel.dd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

RzB- See advertisement of DR., Saniord's Liver
nyigorator
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THE BUFFALO F1REMEN.-The Fire Department
Of this city turned out yesterday morning at the
ringing OF the bells, which many of our citizens
supposed, was for fire, and marched to the Lake
Shore Depot where they drew up readiness to ro.
ceiye Fillmore Co. No of Buffalo. Upon the
arrival of the guests they were escorted to their
quarters at the Angler House where they were
left in charge Of the officers Of the hotel to be
cared for. as Merchant and Taylor know so well
how to care for their guests. During the day yes
terday the strangers wandered over the town at
their pleasure, dining at halfpast two.
This afternoon as 2 o'clock there will be grand
parade of the Fire Department Of Cleveland with
their guests at which, of course, the Fillmore men
receive due attention from the spectators They
have brought their machine with them which is a
fue ono.
The members of the Fillmore Company are an
athletic set of men, ready to be on hand at the
call of duty. They are offcered as follows: Fore
man, Lewis Geib Assistant Foreman, JohI
KestlRr Secretary, Charles Waeser; Treasurer
John Firstone. They master fifty four in uniform
Reside.wbich they are accompanied by Aldermen
Alberger, Messing aud Boyer, and Lewis Gilig
City Assessor. Whites Liberty Brass Band, q
sixteen pieces furnishes the music.
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GREAT BRITAIN.-Rrv ". p. rHoRNFLor


Prcieof, Lancashire Eqgiand
"Your Hair Rest perfect marvel Ahsr having
used FOR sir weeks extremely gray hair was restored
to its natural color the wig like appearance produc-
ed by dyes but to It's natural color which satisfies
my mind that il is not dye, can strongly recommend
it and shall ea happy in answering the queries Of any
you may refer 10 mo-"
THE above Clergyman is nell jaoBH hroHA c. Gre1
BritaiH, 10 naRyiR he Unitet SilsL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

DIKE'S PEAk--A large assOrtn en-
= OF Rt LBS a RkyoLyERs Suitable ieI ir.lk.s, ir,ks'
GUNS aud amy auantitY of 90 cotoTns suoh POWDER
siOr, CAPS &c,, very low or cash Haitors ~ 0nn
store No O9a Superior street, rcK dor 90 Cor hau
Aplln Repairing neatly executed With dapaiehi -
febldY 10 "a. HATrkhhLEN
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POLICE CoURT--BEFoRE JUDGE LAWRENCE
Peggy shupe was yesterday sent to the County
jail for 80 days to luxuriate on bread and water
for using obscene language in the street.
William Brown, for the larceny OF a pair Of
shoes worth 50 and pair Of boots worth SIS, was
fined $50 and sent to jail for 30 days.
Anna Colburn, for keeping house Of ill-iame,
was fined S25 and costs
Edward Brock stole two coats worth s. each,
for which little pleasantly he was sent to the State
Reform Farm
VIM. Gallen, boy stole some peaches in prefer.
ence to buying them, or asking for them, for which
he was sent to Jail for five days.
John G, Snder was arrested for suffering a
nuisance 10 exist on his premises. He was fined
the costs, and ordered to abaie the nuisance
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PAEis, January 1857

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, bY WILLIAM FieFE
No ~ Superior street Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme" b. The PfuprntoT's prices.
uiOdkwno
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

M ANIED From 3 to 10 Acres
w suitable for Girdenng, wirhiu mi es Of the CIV,
q the pr ncipa ma Is, with without house, Coz
Tgs ROUSE JENNINGS
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HANTI -'o-' MRS. +. c. ANDRUs. taany years
Missionary 10 Hayfh MartHs5ur0i N Y
In consequence OF her long residence u the aorenamed
Island her hair and scalp very unhoa thy cond-
tion. Aor trying various articles without su,cess and
eventually using Mrs. s. A Aliens she whites { the
American Baplst"-"I have derived much benefit ON
the use of"NIs S. A. Aliens wold, Hair Restorer and
z,lobalsamum II have rei other remedies for
my hair but never anything that so materially and perHa
Reatiy benefited has those Of Mrs s. A. Allen"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

HoLLOWAYs fILLs-Nhy pine ana su1cf
from wasting d Tease when this marvellous remedy is
hand and within The reach of all It Is ufallib in all
complaints Of the stomach and liver and the bowels and
eradicate well suppresses the aching disease.
Sold at the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists, at 25c 63c and 81 per box
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
IA HAIR r. DYE HAIR DYEIi HAIR DYE
VIM, 4. BaeheIOr'S Hair DYE !

Sold IN C!eyolnnd by wSI. T. FIsKE and iGlAXlLs6RD 4
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II h've no hesitation in certifying that Mrs s. A.
Aliens Worlds RestnrCr aud ZylONasumum have pro-
Il nsa ~ ,iHi effects described ~ her adyer scment, In
tho color ADD increasing the growth Uf he hair
aud would Choe fully recommend lO ihos VIII lse hh
may either begin To ioil IN color decrease in u1urun
ices"
REV J. WEST Washington Place lPacifc ST. Brookiy
u am happy to bear testimony TO the value anl efficacy
Of tins preparation a Airs Aien's, iu the most liberal
sense nnd also thankfully ucknnw edge tho VI IL u
/ Curing my badness aud 81 yuess "
REV. B. c SMITH Prahsburgh, N. Y.
81 real surprised to Gud my gray hair soon turue'
/ a. baGa as when j was Young uuu.'
| REV NJ, &. kLlNK LeplSi0DH, PcaHsgiUqHid
ut has sopptd the falling Oh my HAIR, and caused
new growth although did no attend to t your III
/ TcctiOus quire
REA GEO VI. SPRArr, AOeHt Penn. BapiH Publishing
tOciefg LtwisbHreh, UHiGH County, Penn
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R. D Church 39I BrOadBav N y, and NeD Ralh
SAYS n should be gud 10 have You use my nome when
II eau do uuy good ." JHiE II. 1855.
REV, y. TUSTIN, Editor Southern Baptist, Cores.
Sec, baptist rub Society, Charleston S
NIn regHd OF NJ. s. A Aliens Worlds Hair
RestuIer am happy 10 Say that decided improgemeut
has ph, Especially int the formation of new hair
Tue waite hair is becoming obriaed by new aud better
hair now forming "
REV WM II DOWNS Hotpar!, ". y.
more Greene CouHt, N
Some time SINCE procured bottle oil your woTli's
Hair RestOror Sc, for the Of relative, aud nm
happy that It prevented the falling Of The hair aud
restored l. from being gray It's or un glossy aud beau
| uOul black d"
! REV JAS. MCFARLAND, Pastor Prot Duick Ch- ESQ
pus, Ulster Couaiy, N. y
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REv WM. CUTTER. Edifor af Mofier's MagariHe N
Your XVluh1lHalnum huH superior ~ feitalhl
serves cleanse Thoroughly tho haif aud scalp W iunet
nny hafHhnors ur dynass aud always produce me tul
ness sickness and natural gloss hst are requisite 70 rem
der the human hair perfectly htauiifuA
RIy. n EhAhs, Dsia, Dflh CoHAsr ono'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

pense or trouble of herding large drovcs Of
cattle be very great. Tile river is havigable
10 St.Louis when not frozen over, and the
route to Chicago is supplied with rich grass,
- that they could betlriven cheaply and have
a choice of markets. Besides this, the mill
tary stations west Of this place require an
nually large amount of beef, for which they
pay high prices. OF young cattle we are
nearly destitute. ft r.. - 20.
Now, with all these facts, would appeal
to yonr mature judgement and ask if this
country doesnot offer tempting opportunities
10 individuals to embark largely in thegraz-
ing business2 The interests here need men
of means, experience, and industry who are
willing to devote them to the developme mt
OF our rich resources. While it is true that
we suffer from the scarcity Of timber, yet no
calamity would be greater than to- clothe
our bottoms with the timber of Southwest
ern Indiana. Long before we could COM
mand labor TO cut burn, and destroy it with
thestumps and roots, this countrywill reseh
a point in cultivation fifty wears ahead OF a
heavily timbered district, .0 y ac-.t
Come oaf and see ses-Anobody is sick - y e
have clear skies, invigorating breezes, hut
never the fogs Of some other sections.
Your fr.e ad, c GKo. b. GRAFT.
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asA.. The Evansville Enquirer is fearful
that the organization of the Sons of Malta
has political tendency, but thinks il can
not be revival of Know-Nothingisin, mas
much as Willard, Hammond Robinson,
Dodd, and other distinguished Democrats
arc members The Enquirer suggests that
it would be well To watch the Order in all
it does, and he forearmed by being fore
warned. 1t would be well, perhaps, for the
Evansville paper to keep an eye on the do
ings of the 'P. Q'S," another secret organ
ization recently established in the Crescent
City, and which now counts among its
members a large number of Democratic pol
iticians. Ind Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

gas~ Gen. Tom Thumb (Chas. S. STRAIT
toni WAS TO leave Liverpool on Wednesday
last. in the steamer City of Washington
He is now over twenty>one years of age,
having attained his majority in January
Last. Since that period he has managed his
own affairs, and, we understand, has. coz
Quoted his exhibitions succe. sfully. Indeed,
those who know him best say that, although
an infant in size, he is above the average of
those of his age in point of intelligence
The Bridgeport Farmer says that he has Sc
cured comfortable independence, viii set
tie in Bridgeport, and is ready 10 entertain
offers of marriage. 5d t-f Fr-
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ErOns Nebraska.


The following letter, ritteh by Dr
George B. Graf, receiver OF public monirs
at Dakota, Nrbnska Territory, was written
TO prominent Citizen of Gibson County
Though mol intended for publication il con
tains matter of interest to farmers and emf
grants.
DAKOTA Cry n. r., June 90, 50.
have written at length to several friends
in relation to our soilan lis adaptation 10 the
production of the cereals and root crops-
Further observation and inquiry assure me
that as corn country il is fully equal 10.
Central aud Northern Indiana, while IN the
yield ana quality of root crops IL haS no
equal any place east of Nebraska.
Yet in no poinr of view does this countr,
present so much interest or invite attention
as in regard to 9RAzISe. knowing your
rGeexperience and fondness for the rearing
of catilc, ] will address you particularly ou
this branch of our agricultural Interests.
am unable 10 describe our grasses by name :;
thp5 differ essentially from those in your re-
gion i'm the one particular, that the root is
perennial That which prevails in this great
bottom comes up early in April, and at the
time OF my writing this has attained a hight
around here OF nearly three feet, send
YOU enclosed specimen of the root, and you
will at once observe a resemblance 10 that
OF the cane in the Wabash bottoms. The
grasses OH the higher lands differ somcw hat
as to texture but maintain the same general
character. Hay cut from it, and secured
properly is regarded here as fully equal to
timothy. Cattle can be wintered we'll on
an allowance OF one and half tons to the
head. Horses get through very we'll on il
without grain. The cost OF cutting and stack
ing is estimated at dollar and half per ton.
AS pasture 1t is highly nutritiye and tat
tening.
Nine teDths Of the horses now raising crops
are not fed with grain, but are kept up by
being turned out to grass when not at work
Work-cattIe look well, being allowed no feed
except the range. All kinds of horned stock
! found looking better on my arrival here
early in May than saw in Indiana, and al
the writing of this many of them are fal
enough for good beef Cattle are healthy
being subject to few diseases. The winter:
are dry-and as general thing not great
deal OF snow. The country is we'll watsred
back in the hilly section Nor would the ex.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

sen. y Texas paper says that squad Of
CamancheS lately got after bald-headed
white man, who was hunting on the San
Saba river, and had nearly overtaken him
when his hat few of, and exposed his slim
ing bald pate to their astonished gaze. The
savages halted, cried "scalped! scalped ="
and stood wondering so long at the phenom-
enon that the hunter escaped.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

psS~ The St. Joseph Register publishes
the verdict OF the coroner's jury in the great
railroad accident near that place, from which
we see that the jury return " Mr.. Dennis
Kane guilty of wilful neglect of dnty, in not
examining the track on and over the en-
bankmeut after the storm, on the night be-
fore the arrival of the train, as the rules of
the road require" t
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After the Battle.


s After the Battle. & eae
The drums are All muffed, the Lugles are still
There's pause in the valley, halt on the hill;
And bearers of standards back with thrill,
Where slleayes OF the dead bar the way; "a
For great field is eaped, Heaven garners 10 dl.
Aud stern death holds his harvest to-day.
There's n voice on the wind like spirits lew cry;
'Tis the muster roll ding-and who shalt reply?
For those whose wan faces glare white TO the sky,
With eyes rxed SO steadfast and dimly,
And they wait that last trump which they may not
delay;
Whose hands clutch the swUrd-hilt 80 griInly.
Aud the rileflsss chargers stand qui'erins aud
cOwed
As the burial requiem is chanted aloud,
The groans OF the death stricken drvwBipg;
While victory looks like aueen, pale aud proud.
Who waits till the morrow her crOwniDg
There Is no hooking blazon. a. ebay sinks To clay
The vain pomis OF the peace :io,r are all swept
In the terrible face of the dread battle day
Nor eofhns Surroundings are hsre;
Only relics thxt lay where thickest tise fray.
rent casque and heedIcss -Iear.
Far away. tramp On tramp. pals the march Of the
Like storm waves rrtreatihg--srent. itfil. and
slow, ...-"- .E
With sound like their spirits that faint they GO
by yOn red glowing river whose Weters
Shall darkeu with s0rsow the lands where they flow
To- the eyes Of their i-soiate daughters.
They hei-ihey are gone; tut, oh :! not as they
came, ...r. ....
In the pride cf those numbers they staked the
game, -.
Never shall they staud il tho vanguard al
fame,
Never litt the stained sword which they drew,
Never moro shall they boast of n glorious name,
Never march with the feal aud The truS.
Where the wreck Of oar legio"s lay stranded aud
loru,
They stole ranks in the Inisr- The IIorn,
Lik. the giant of GAIA their strength ID was shorB
Err, those mists had rolled up to the sky,
From the fash of steel a daY-hreak seemed
born,
A. We spru y up-Io cchIa'T ..i lite
The tumut L. siiono.d th.. draIh hjt- ale ossI
And the herues oi batte siunII ring theiI last
DO ye dream "f yah i'tl- f'rni that To"i. ,LI ihc
blast
Would ys free At moro, 30 brave
YES, the broad rusd 10 honor il rcd whe.e ye
passed,
And t. glOTy y- asked bat--s grayei
IChamIes.' .TGa.aai
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

Book BlSptNG.-we have completed ar
rangementa whereby We are enabled to Gil
all orders in Book Binding with which we
may be- favored We will guarantee the
work to be done satisfactorily. Ruling of
all kinds, and blank heads of every desctip-
tion, viii he done promtly and on salts
factory terms. Our friends will please send
in their orders.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

ey-A A darkey's instructions for putting
on coat were; a"Fust de right arm, den
de lef, and den glib one general conwul-
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

~ q CO.HrSL.uF1T III EES CLER-
II GYMAN having cured his son Of Consump-
tion in its worst stages after having been given up
to die, blythe celebrated physicians desires
make known the mode of cure, (Which proves sue
cessful in every case 10 thOseaicted with Coughs,
Colds, and Consumption and he viii send the same
to any address, free OF charge. Address, enclosing
two stamps to pay return postage,
l- DANIEL ADEE, -
mar4-lyw No. 2l1 Centre street, y. Y.