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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-04
T., 3. MOORE,

Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturer,
Middleport, o.,
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND
N will Manufacture to order, all of the vari-
Gus articles usually manufactured in such es-
Establishments. He calls particular attention to
his Harness making, and ''defes the world on
fancy mounted double or single Harness. Do
not fail to give me call, in my shop on Rut-
land street at the head of First street. in Holt S
Building, up stairs, Cash paid for all kinds Of
Hides, Skins, &C., at the highest market price.
June 81, '59.-25-1y
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-04
CARLEToNvILLE.
Hayden William 10 207

STATE ~ OHIo, MEIGs COUNTY, %:
l. AARON .STlVERS, Auditor Or said County, do
copied from the lat retarped By The Tfensursf af
said County in August le60 and as copied into the
duplicate OF 1860 for said County, and that amount
annexed to each tract lot is correct, and calcu-
lated as the law prescribes. s
Notice is ther' fore hereby given that the several
tracts and lots in said list containea, or as much
the Roof as will be necessary to pay the taxes and
penalty eharged thereon, viii be saId bS,the Treas
of said County, at the Court hose in the town
Of Pomercy, The second Monday ii jannary, ieai,
bet~een the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
". Of said day, unless said ta and penalty be
paid before that time. AARON ST1FERS.,
a5t E1t HG Auditor OF Meigs Couhty
Pomeroy, Dec. u, ls6a.-4s-4t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-01
NOTICE

gTyy8E LIBRARY OF THE CEDAR VALLEY HORTI
Cultural and Literary Association will hereafter b
spsaed on Friday eve from TO O'Clock.
nl2-tf NJ. l.. TRACY Secretary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-01
Times Changes.

There was child, q helpless child,
Full Of vain fears and fancies wild,
That often went, and sometimes smiled
Upon its mothers breast;
Fecbly It's meanings stammered out,
And tottered tremblingly about,
And knew no wider world without
Its little home of rest.
There was a boy, a light heart boy,
One whom no troubles could annoy,
Save some lost sport, or shattered toy,
Forgotten In an hour;
No dark remembrance troubled him,
No future fear his path could dim,
But Joy before his eyes would swilu,
And hopes rise like tower.
There was youth, an ardent youth,
Full Of high promise, courage, truth,
lie felt no scathe, he knew no ruth,
Save loves sweet wounds alone;
lie thought but of two soft blue eyes,
He sou. ht no gain but beauty's prize,
And sweeter held loves saddest smiles
Than music's softest tone.
There was man, wary man,
Whose bosom nursed full many plan
For making life's contracted span
A path Of gain and gold;
And how to SOW, and how to reap,
And how to swell his shilling heap,
And how the wealth acquired to keep
Secure within its fold.
r ere was an old. old grey haired one
On him had four score winters done
Their work appointed, and had spun
His thread Of life 50 fine
That scarce its thin line could be seen,
a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-01

He had brought the gold which he had
spent his young life in earning for the two al
home. One had no need Of gold now; the
other had no wish for It, but the dust was
hers; and when the weeks had gone in which
they had sweetened his receding with the
breath of love, leaving him at last where flow
ers grown upon living stalks, and chains and
clusters cut in snowy marble, made his last
home beautiful, It flowed from her own and
her husbands hands in channels which glad.
dcned many poor girls life and made the
sister and her noble self happier for the JOY
Of thus making his lost life bloom in many a
relighted eye and rekindled cheek. -
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made her calm. Another nature might have
sunk; she was lifted, strengthened. All the
energies of her heart came into active life /:
and now fearful or quiet, busy or still, she
was the same strong, self-conscious woman
she had ever been. She was even stronger
and more calm.
A quick step upon the stairs and careless
rap at the door. 1t was the bright-aced lad
with bundle. e
"Mr. Brewer says as how this is nicer
work, and you may send back the other bun.
dle,' said the little fellow boy-like, as he
came abrubtly into the room. his face BEAM
ing with pleasure and exercise. "Oh, Miss
Dell I" and the boy fell into awe-stricken
quiet a. he felt the presence Of death.
The second day before the burial, when.
with the aid of an old woman below, the BODY
had been carefully prepared, different step
was heard upon the staircase, and careful
knock was heard at the door. Mr.. Brewer
entered without word, gave his hand, and
sat down. Then gently alluding to her loss,
asking to look on the features Of her father,
noticing her plants in the window, he skill
fully led the conversation into appropriate
channels. and without single profession,
made Jennie to feel that here was true and
appreciative friend. go ''#'+ a1' -
Gradually the talk receded from the sad
topics Of the chamber Of death TO more gen.
eral subjects, ITO such thoughts a. we iind
written in books. and such conclusionx Is
wc reach in long meditations and careful On.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-01
JOB WORK.

Having purchased entirely new office our Job De-
parmen comprises large assortment Of the latest styles
of Type orers &c. thus enabling to do every vari-
ETY. ofJob Work in unsurpassed in this section
Of the State All work entrusted to our care will be exe-
cuted on short notice and reasonable terms
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-01
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE No, 3,

TOOK EFFECT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1860.
Trains Moving Trains Moving
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-01

MORRIS LIPPOLD.
DARDER ANDHAIR DRESSER, Amer
Dican Hotel, Cedar Falls nl0-u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-01

DRAFTS ON NEW YORK
NOR SALE byi =. B. HATCH, Cedar Falls, Iowa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-01
ORSON RICE,
MARSH &nGRDsS,

nENTHSTS. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted, from
one TO an Entire Set, any principle practced by
the Profession. Ladies waited upon at their residence II
desired. Work done reasonable terms. Office in
SO a. =, MARSH, ". u. CROSS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-30
St0raae

STANDARDIZATION can be had in a fir euro
~ Warehouse Commerce street Apply to
x,o, JOHN HEN DEkS0N & CO.,
ItlSu corne Pratt and Commerce STREETS
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on BoTly wharf. Apply to
go. P MALCOM Il co,
IZt Wood street. Bowlv's wharf
SsTtikAGE.-Capacity to the extent OF lO.o
kJbarrels merchandise be obtained at Henderson,,
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON x co,
myllu corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
- OF the large Warehouse No $ Eutaw street. oppo
premises to REP Il VOL '1I' Apply 90 90 ~! ne
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates nv
'eEo W'RNER. Isa .. Emtaw atra4t sn2, +?
eTORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
orates in Warehouse No. 6S South street
100, W. SMITH,
S.u.-I- 6S South street
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OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

EAsit-A OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
a-@-s1s3SaAza-a COMPANY.
,>FoR FkEnEKICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND Ian
lNGS On The RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER.
The steamer VIRGINIA., Captain n. Fairlank ieaves
Batinore from her berth at Needalns PIER Light stree
wharf, E| EkG FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, alG
f9et959nling leaves fredericksburg EVERY TT EsD4 7
aOhN at O'Clock, or Immediately after the arrival OF
the train Of cars from Richmond and Stopping
at al the regular Landings the Rappahannock vey
going and returning, TO land and receive freight and pas
sengerS. '
THE VIRGINIA
ne and was built BY merchants Of Frede
c"s arg anu baltimore, interested the trade. and by
ecdnts and farmers residing the counties bordering
On W haPpahannock for the purpose of keeping
nrst class steamer the route During the the
ward deck has been enclosed thus aordng complete ;ro
lection Tor Horses and other live CARRIAGES Of al
SIZES can ne taken on board and carried under deck
taxing on the wheels Her staeroOm berth
re large and cormolioUs, and her capacity FOL
eeht Intensive As passenger and freight ha,
lie lperior on the waters OF the Chesapeake.
through freight received in Baltimore and charges ma
Dy X ): CAPftDN 4 CO.. Bowly's wharf
- h.slght received on board Uf the Steamer Wednesda
ani thursdays, and on Fridays up TO O'clock, = NJ
further information and Blank Receipt on fora uses
py the Company, apply on board, :
r. j. CAPRON & CO., Ages,
or .,,,r,,- No 81 Bow!y's wharf, Baltimore
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Staamsugts.

E-slN NOTICE To TRAVELLERS
N X stKVlEE betwe- WASHINGTON, SALTiGukHEs
ana PIP POINT COMFORT, Fortress Monroe.) to be RE
oisi, on and AFTER the 2o.h Instant the Bay
Concord street. Y Sundays exceptzd ~ O'Clock
T. or Immediately after the arrival of the Was gton
mS20tf VI. n. FALLS, President.
o. FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER
dzzsels2EESssgl- The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
resume hef route To the Patuxent River mmencnr
NESnAY February 9th, and continue every Wednesday
MASON L. wEEMs, Master
The stsameI GEORGE WEEMs Will leave her wharf
for the same place
B.-Tebacco landed at either No. l Tobacco ware
house, as shippers may desire.
All freight must he prepaid. mhJ6 If
sssET~.A BALTIMORE AND sUsoUEHA
TAY LIN s SEEN s S9SR3S ny poR ~
P PSI HApsE .! nE GRAGE sndIDE WATER CANA
& o.S3a. gwE3SEsDAI a1S gkIphY E!ENlSGG a
TG&SDGY sase n f9hT z2HEP9siT EYER
T., and HAVRE DR GRICE at o'c!ock, p CLOCK
:, The steamboat "IANCAsTER,' Capt j. H. Tomlinson
s1Tf sf pfs v r EYEsY &
FRiDaY ETENING, at O'CLOCK, ana HAVRE DE GRAGI
Passage, 6erths included, 80 cents.
Freight received daily until ociock carried at 10,
rates ana carefully attended to.
Duplicate receipts for freight will be required
Al 6oats towed only at the risk OF their
taJ Sgdat at Hayre e trace yin attend to forwardnD
nsrclGndse consigned to him for any point the Pea
ysnia Canais,or will reshp fraighta intended lmoft
| Philadelphia or elsewhere
The steamboat "JCkIATs, Capt Fred Tomlnson ca
| be chartered at any time. -
! jos, JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
| ,... T. ALIEN AYL2R, Agent, HaTre de Grac
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Civ.

&yLGla
GOAL. 49,
GREAT REDUCTION N FRICE.
Having large supply On hand and daily ~.
cciynS ~ cina! and r'lroad shall continue sell
kiND!ING MG0D.-Slwe5 Wood prepared at nv own
reduced ~ 49, ~ F-'~N' E'-''-''
WOOD without being and split for sale at all aes
at wharf prices
JCiN -. MCCULLOUGH,
No. Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer
Ot4cs-!!. ". cyrIsT PCatL and Fremont streets.
~, y. " corner Park and Favrt;e streets.
Wharl-font EutaW strPet, Spring Gardens aueG-tf
: o \ L.
~ CUMBERLAND COAL Of the best quality, from tle
American Conpapys and o.er mines tie Georges Creek
valley, constantly for sale By Inc cargo Load
,. &TICkNEY & CO,
Spzi-tf Exchange Place.
GEQRGE'3 CREEK coal, SWANTON
- HINES STEPHEN x LEE, Agent,
CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
SLCREEK, by cargo o. car load, Street from the niue
stGfHEE y Lee, Ae~E,i 81 south Gavst. suI5tf
GOAL.-Cumberland Coal cf the best quality
Of.on the American CompaREs and oler mines in the
georges Greek valley for shipment Baltimore or
Exchange Place ,,fI,,.S'
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= IN PRsSTrp r. IN

- CORNER or BALTIMORE AND S. CHARLES sTRsETe
The propretors respectfully invite such Merchants as
not already subscribers to the Agency and goods
credit, to call and examine reab-
q our From long experience and the satis
snt cities East and been
We can assure all who will CALL whether they sell goods e
the cities ample satisfaction the re&
bty of inforson and the great beneft to be derive
nom the ARelIcv, nv those who subarriba mhb0
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,.sa NEW ORLEANS
: -
LINE OF

-~ LINE OF
@tssp %HISG RfENRyEKS S , CAPTAIN Know les
" HELEN \. MILLER Gai'J
. CHARLES q 49,.
Vessels are all OF superior class ard isra Of h
omeSt 5gnre They sail regularly as RS LENT 81 me
.aueG oy captains well experienced in the rrsia u q -
gacity 900 Of the above in sucH as viii 5 e CO
apply to f0I7t5 IL VI SiSsSFa&{e passage,
GEO W TTvNSo>- , ~ - no. 81 Pratt street,
their address ~'"'N' az Roous consigned to
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est FOR BREMEN.-The fast-sa Iiog Al
wi s B'em n bank NAkYL ND John Relmers S,a:et
or n ei.K despatch Tor the above port For freybt
wharf apply to the Captain on board at CGrnsEs
m IN, " FONkAPFF Il ARENS,
n Gor,
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SD b,. tQ SG, ko OFT RDAM.-The Al Prugsian
asseR far ~ ARN ting mas err win avs ",ic
captain on board, Belts wharf o. e. only apply 80 the
m25t' IESDQkPF 3 sIFBkRT
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xS4s FOR BkEMbN.-The new Al Bremen
5000 s,lp LEN A, Capt II. uhoan, will have ouick
us Atch ne above For freight or passaS
Ck :ations, apply to tie Captain on oaii
rrs+. BRpTFERS RONINGER,
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ez+t7ss FOR LlVERPOOL.-Tb 6ro - M
Ton CART Bradford, now loading q, | ro M IL
freight apply to f''' 80. IpG&Ft dispatch For
m22I foAED kO6tRS,
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n v .
~ Shifting AND GENERa IL COMMISSION
r:., MERCHANTS.
Itaicssh advances made On CGnsinr1ents IN mr. y-ia,,
d "a tHPOOl, LONDON h VRE, aARSF IiIES and ali
orts in IRELAND ---A-'-'' ~ ga
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! LYLE CLARKE
! EfLARKE + PEGRhM. a. fN'AAE
! CN~-J,cr,-r, .,-,. AGENTS POR TIN sALE0E
| ''+'A1-'-A AND NOftItt CAROLINA MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO.
No q Lombard street.
,o.- and Water street
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~ ,v cEph MoNTEVIDEO Or BUENOS
John 4 Wii- p ne Al fastsuiii.g bark PAL4DIN Capt
June for al ~ VII have d=-pa ch and sail ont IN
and ha, supeTip tLe Palsdin been newly coppered
gers Appy s'a'eFUvn .TrCiations for passen-
mes lnJ {. MORTON ST ,WART:
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d.. WANTED.-Two VESSELS I20@I4o
us eaci' TO loai at Norfolk, for West Indies
Eii.3 KAOX Il 60,
foi Sr,,sL
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GoI SIZE, .frei9bt o. GkgrLIr,

g5 FOR tHARTER.-For freight or char
ME- tns cue b n.tlIA o9LG F0SEWAY BELLE Captain
AMY 70 any 'oSaEe iat ~ good, by atr survt yor
rp,555 ~ PATTERSON y @UKGUlONDu' '
+! South Gay street
egssxs FREIGHT FOR NEW YORK-Can he had
sziasGn application to FlTZGE KALD. BOOTH & CO.
No 8 ca 49,
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a
EOSEPH CARSON Il Co, - 'lOA'"i
~ WESTERN PRODUCE
cEFEEAL C0AfAI SETON NER CHANTS
Nos - and Is LIGHT STREET
r:,,, Baltimore
CGUSiEnTnents
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WHEREAS The Governor of Maryland by his Proclama-
ton, has designated and appoi tied THURSDAY, tie
rpHlKTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1861 for the election of
81 n NE United States now therefore l. GEORGE e. DUT
onen OF Baltimore city. in compliance with law, do
s; give nsce that ELECTION WILL BE HELD in
ob the above named day, between the hours of
TiW ma a. ~ and O'clock P. NJ, for REPRES ENTA-
sesons p.tias for that port Of the Third Com
cy, seIng AZ those on the side OF Jones' Falls also
Ut nEi hES ENTaTIVE TO CONGRESS for the Fourth
or all the wards on the west side o. lones' F.ls
GEO. II BUTTON,
Baltimore, May 81, 1851. m29 dai $500 SiJy
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yx r. y 6Ii iE"s = MATHEWS JR, wN P DAWSON
Nus. K. MATTHEWS 4 SONS,
Il ~ SLIPPING AND
TO-, - COi'HiS&{ON HER CHA NTS
49, No. Is Bowlys wharf
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c4esssS5b FOR WILMINGTON, N. C-THE MER.
$3.50 $50 t CTiAETa' REGULAR " EEKLY LIEE0F
:hEh FL p ne = clipper schooner TINE Can't Hanes
lavlLs large portion OF cargo on board will sail liz
despatch. For freight passage apply to " ~ WIN
DuNNUCh 81 WEATHERJ,Y.
Condo za,, =. ....,, $500 No. III Smiths wharf
mission 80 w t tieftSs VIII ne forwarded free of CON,
- 5oSi anu al! charges thereon promptly paid -
Wlti please send duDiicate receiDta ana e5
1reSS to MERCHANTS LINE S''' ''0oip''' ah1 al
SlessTs l. c. & 3. G. WORTH Agents in yyiIr,ino.o
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60 w W ANIhD-A VESSEL going to New
n-rclSaA orh' c&a get 4 d-ca load by applyiug TO
anotr WI. :. GROSS,
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wv. IMPORTERS AID Dealers IN
~ -. ~ HIVES AND Ef9UORS
Nc 6s EXCHANGE PLACE. N-''
LOMBARD STREET.
RAITiNOftr.
~ = large ard very fine stock Of OLD RTE wEIsrEv
,---- e24t!
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SRT ". WHITMAN.
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
Z II II 81 " " NE CHA Mt
noo, DEALER IN
"ooA' FEAT Frs; Ks. DRIED FRUIT, BEESWAx
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, IA
;o.r No. % LIGHT STREET,
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essFf. FOE BOSTON. - he bark BAY STATE
1850 HOS sparrow master is loading Tor IN. abva
nan nan port, ana having the her cargo enraT.I
apply to nESifH rEi iC iT Gpasssage
RaItir,ora ,,, y " corter Fratt and Gay streets
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| THE CIRCUIT COURT FUh BALTIMUhE
Il CITY, May Sd, ls6l.-LuTHER NJ. REYNOLDS u.s.
MICH HI. hOON-Oriered that the SAL made and re-.
ported by Luther NJ Reynolds Trustee for the sale of the
property m ntoned in these proceedings, ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
On or before the 25n day of May 1851 provided copy
in each of three weeks before dav
The report states the amount OF sales'to BE- $40
ROBr. J. KERR Clerk
True copy-Test: ROBT. j. KERR
m41aw3v
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NAVAL STORES.-34 bbls. Spirits .Turpen.
IN tine for sale By JOSEPH CARSON AGO, m2iu
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- ShlPPlN& AMI COMMISSION MERCHANTS
to,-.s COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
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SIS WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE
An Al SHIP IT about 1900 to Goa barra c.i
". Suick dispatch viii be given and fair rates nrf ~
o9i-tS JOHN HENDERSON Il Co,
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GRAM AND FLOTR MERCHANTS,
IhfUhIERS and DEALERS IN GTANO
i.7e ., "OoD STREET, BowLY's WHARF,
80 ~ 3altIuanra
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j PARkHUhST, JR., 4 co,
"HNHRAL GoAbiSSI0N MERCHANTS,
sprr,, prrr,--- AND DEALEgs
- -' i'EF IN i4ii a ID CRUDE WHALE OILS
cru,r,.. ~ ITS, BANK AND SHORE OILS
81 EfsA AND ADAGANTINE CANDiE - ''
Ts9tF IS South STREET,
Baltimore I'D
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* 4 Co
9hIFFINv 4 NJ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l2a SMirA's WHARF,
A5voDca,--.s,o . BALTIMORE
rieTq in - t'ts 10 our address, or to our
n u 'l7 various ports OF Europe and the West Indies
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IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT.
April 9th, 1861 Ordered that the the real estate
OF John Glenn, deceased made by William W Glenn he
deceased and this day this Court by the said
acting executor, be ratified and conhed unless cause be
next provided copy Of this order be inserted in some
daily newspaper published in the city Of Baltimore least
week for three
day of Nav mkt
The report states the amount of sales four thousand
one hundred and ffhthee dollars and ninetytwo cents
ls4, l53.92) ~
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REOULfNEf & MUALE
C01MISS. ON MERCHANTS
,,,----,. = LOMBARD s72S9,
heS9rs. J. P. PIEAsAET- q Sv.s, Ilaltir1ore
hoss-S. W. GLENN d Sous. Cincinnati 4p,.s
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~! --@N~A~N.- ~ SINOi1o.
" LUMBER, STA w, AMI
Co. tTEta !.s.AI CON MISSION nFPCHAET
y;,l C1Fne5 =. Falls and Eastern Venues Bait
'iia Ten" 20 selling all kinds Lumher Stavss sboo.
hoops, &C, ana ill orders ior same '"'eS Shooks'
REFER
aessrs siaSTaE Eoons gents Pa Central RV r, p,.
). q. Hand Co,
Fe1ly Wallace, New Ycr,
- y y. Miller ESQ. burlington Pa ..r
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BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
SAMUEL I. TURNER
No. 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET
AS On HAND 4 VERY SUPERIOR AS
~ SEDIMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
A{EGoUNT BOOKS Among bis stock will be found WRI-
all the most approve manufacturers S-S4' vi
E ETE FAPEKS EGe and Plain, in great variety
STATIONERY Of every description. sar Office and -ivsto
use, VIE: STEEL. PEN 3 Pen E0LDEE$S, SEALING WAY
&c., &C.. ~ N-'D"'
INK, Writing and Copying, O: All the best rstars TT
TER COPYING PRESSES, FUHTFOIIoS POSTENffIt
NAIES, &c, &c 0' = WI E-1-0-'-
Also large assortment Of TRA PPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do Il DE- IIstIo,,
prices. '' ~ "''' lii q 10"
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and cerebral disOrder-probably much more win
us than with any other people. And with tbs
accelerated excitement Of commercial public, and
professional life, brain arrangements are consd.
cred by high authority TO be on the increase.
Ia thousands Of cases, the cerebral structure
gives way aud the mind crashes into delirium
or sinks into imbecilityj other thousands ly 10
narcotism In its multiform phases, to escape from
the pressure of sanity; while multitudes, haIfdis-
tempered and halfdistracted, lead lives of exoni
site suffering from ignorance Of the teachings Of
science upon the subject. Mental maadies are
insdious in their approach, but they rarely il
ever come unheraded. If the premonitions are
understood and needed, and professional aid
sought in time, eighty per cent, we are assured.
of those now assigned to hopeless insanity might
be cured; whereas, not more than twenty per
cent of those sent to the asylums are actually
restored. There is much popular ignorance and
prejudice upon the subect--just where knowl-
edge is most needed. Friends neglect conceal,
and misrepresent, until the patient passes beyond
the stage of durable diseased action to the incu-
rable state of diseased organization. Upon this
most important point we quote brief con6rms-
tory passage from the recent able and invaluable
work of DR.. Forbes Window on "Obscure Dis
eases of the Brain and Mind"
vast frghtful chronic and ineursbls insanity
exits this within the precincts of asyums which
can be clearly the criminal neglect Of the disease In the
frst or incpient &C. this period when much msyb b
effected in preventing those destructive aera ions Ia tia
structure and membrane. Of the brain often witnessed ss
desth in those who die Of chroni; alienation we'd
fact that seventy eighty per cent of OF ia
sanity admit and speedy treated in The early stage
provided thee strong itn,iopel precipitation Ia
cere and affections, existing crspia melorDaioas
ard when IN hereditary faint exists deangement Of ths
d yield the steady and perseveIipg adunsrz
ton Of therapeutic agents ned With udieous moral meas
uros provided the first scinatios Of the Daady are fully
recognized and without loss Of time gpPled with By remea
treatment"
These facts aod considerations are of intrinsic
interest and deserve to be grayely pondered, but
our purpose in thus pressing them Oa public at
tention is to show how false and misch,evous ars
the prevailing doctrines concerning meotal and
bodily relations, and the vicious practice to which
they lead.
The same false views are the source OF Other
malpractces, and nowhere are they more COD
splcuOus or deporable than ia education.