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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

RUSTIC MAIDEN on MATRiMoNY.-
A country girl, whose sisters had married e..
badly, was about to take the moose herself,
How dare you get married, asked a
cousin of hers, '.after having before you
the unfortunate example of-your sisters
The young girl replied with spirit i
choose to make trial myself, DID you
ever see a parcel of pigs running to d
trough of hot swill ? me hfSt & 1pe-5Hens 5,
it back and squeals The second burns
his nose and stands squealing IN the same
manner. The third follows suit, and
squeals too But still it makes no differ
ence with those behind. They never take
warning of those before, but all in turn
thrust in their noses, just as if they hadn
got burned or squealed at all. SO 1t IS
with girls in regard to matrimony-and
now, cousin, hope you are satisfied
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

4 \ APEKIENT and stomachic prepa-
"a ration OF Iron purified Of Oxygen and
Carbon by combustion in Hydrogen. Sane
toned BY the highest medical authorizes
both III Europe and the Uritod States, ana
prescribed in their practice. The experience
of thousands daily proves that no preparation
OF Iron can be compared with it. Impurities
Of the bleod, depression Of vital energy, pale
and otherwise sickly compilations, Indicate rs
necessity in almost every conceivable case.
IBnoxions in All malades in which II has been
tried, il has proycdabsolutely curative IL each
Of the following complaints; w
{a DeLi{5fg, Ncrgous affections, Ea1oc1at'oH
Iatspegsta Constipation, DiesTh@a, DJsettery,
IaclgseRf Coasun,p ton, ScrcfUloHs u5efc0toStS,
SAT- RheUm, H5smeasfTHGt.op, Hh7teS cbtoTo-
SIS Ljger ComgiaiRts, Caroa5c HeaeGcheS, AAe"
oaf.sm, Iqlernitteat ftCers, i'iDPtes oa Ht
Face, etc.
In eases Of G GEXERAI DEBILITY, whether the
result Of acute diseases, or OF the continued
diminution Of nervous and muscular energy
from chronic complaints, on trlai ci ms re-
storativc has proved successful 70 an extent
which no description nor written aJtestaton
would render credible. Inralids so long bed
ridden as to have become forgotten IN theIr
own neighborhoods. have suddenly reappeared
IN the busy world rs if just returned from pro
tractcd travel in distant land- some very
signal instances CT this kind are attested o.
female sufferers emaciated victims of appa-
ical changes, and that complication OF nervous
and dyspeptic aversion to air and exercise for
which the physician has no name
In Nervous -3GectioHs Of all kinds; and for
reasons familiar TO medical men, the operation
Of this preparation Of iron must necessarily be
salutary for, unlike the CID oxides, II is vigo-
rously tonic, without being exciting and over
heating; and gently, regularly apeIient, even
in the most obstinate cases Of cosjiveness,
without ever being Il gastric purgatiye, or IN
| Aictinc a disagreable sensation.
| It's this lattcrpropertv among others, which
makes II so remarkably elfectual and perma-
neut a remedy for Tgfes. rlon which II also
apnears to exert a distinct and specific action.
| by disperspg the local tendency which forms
/ them.
/ In Dz@yCgsfq. inaurl craIIe asarc its causes,
! n SINGLE box Of these Chalvbeate Pi}Is has ot-
len zUtifccd for the most ha bitual cases iucIu-
ding. tle attendant costiyeucss
/ unchecked Iji55gka.c even when advanced
to Dgzsnterg. con Grraod cuaciatiug, and appa-
rently naiieuan1. the effects hayc been equally
decisive and astonishing.
! Ia The local pains. loss Of feshand strength.
debililating cough and remittcEt hcc,ic wl-jch
generally indicate Letr.eaf Ceasas s.oa, this
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

CHARLES " WING ARD, ATTORNEY
~ at Law. Lock Haven, Clinton county, IA.
August %, I859;tf.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

TOHN S. riley, ATTORNEY At Law,
- Ebensburg, Pa 0-iice in Colonade Row.
August p, l859:tf.
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USEEaE- EEVENTIe1a.

All manufacturing and selling a,'-s.
& rate q SIX dollars. @. {. tLLLAS -
INT FEED CUTTER, acknowledge .-
ho have tried it, the simplest. rosi -'E
ard easiest operated machine ever eo;eli
Ia VIII Cut Corn FODDER, lcre Suav. p
Oats, tangled Straw. or Hay. Efre'-I
of Cambria. Indiara Arms iCng t.nG4
est. ELK and jefferson coUu1iCs. W#li
OF tie right in three or four @. lie last I'LL
counties ca lair telUs.
I have also ibo right for HAll--' p
ENT CARRIAGE NTEILS. iu t.r.fs
Blair counties This Nhcel l9> iced ia-
ot over four years IN many oi the tss..i.
SOUTH western States ard proves so Pen
stronger snd more durable, a'Hgl-4 .
third lighter, tlan ;ae C'cir.fy N1l.-
rot desire to sell amy Of my ter 4
ritory en- -his, bat win furnish ~
Carriages. EUcCjcs. SulEics, N, *
/ prorcse to accommodate Car sSza-1-.
riaee nlahols with IS heels .cil,s. .s-
on reasonable terms. Thes, NLc,s ~'
superseding All Others.
Call Al my shop, near ths Efc1s'u'= ~
dry, and eXomiBC FOR ycDrseiYes. ..,.rr-
ISAAC c. S.At-
Ebensburg, February >, lSce.
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August %, 1859:tf

- AILROAIs HOUSE, Wilmore, Cam
/ = bria county, Pa. Near Peuna Railroad
Station.) JAS b. HAuILroN, Proprietor.
An extensive bowling saloon is connected
with the House. The TARLE VIII be fur-
nished with the best the markot affords, and
the BAR supplied with the best of liquors, in
cluding -Aes and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive and Convenient SrAnIING is
attached TO the promises
Wimore, August p, Is59:tf
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Tor EENT.

TNThe subscriIcr wiil lease for Q leIis r7
"THE PENSACOLA MIL ~ ~ ~
with l,CG0 acres Of lard aejo-l'---' .--r Z
timbereG-30 acres surrounding ,'s ......-
cleared. and under hieh state @. 'l.
Also. BlacksmitLs' shops. Ituche' o. o.,
Mil hiss ono of Pagc's Circular S'ss N n IN.
" I'll Is an upright saw. and Tree s'.- s.-.i .rr
lars for iath. SC. end Is caPal.e q 1,l,.D T i
10.OQ0 FEET OF III J L}EI IN NJ,
The above described valuable lI.l,.t ~. 4
be leased on favorable terms. Ioss'''''''
on ST .,uv furc Address
lloyd & HlLL. HoiHt.; -.
Or W.. II. GARBNrR, EsQ.' VII
September ]. lS59:t.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

Essence OF YOU'VE AMERIcA!-Scene
Cabin of the New World. Little BOY
with s.letter in the post-ofioc,' cycling
old gentleman in blue and yaller, and with
large mouth.
Little Boy (inquiringly)-sWho made
that slit under your mob, old felier! :.
Old Gentleman-"You are lmpudent
Little Boy (suggestively)-" Careless
cuss, want he cut a little deeper he'd
had yer head orr"
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paoEEssgeNAa. GAR@s.

q BaA.iAM kOpELIN, ArroRSEY
( a at Law, Joltnstown, Pa. Office On slam
street. Gaug25, ,1s59-tf-
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4 EGADE HOTEL, Elensburg, Pa
- The subscriber. having leased, re-fitteG
and newly furnished the "!lbensba9g House,
IS prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public generally The House has always
been favorite for visitors during the Summer
season, and | VIII spare 10 pains in making ii
m agreeable home for ali soioUrners. Ny Ia
BIE VIII always be luxuriously supplied from
The market OF the country and the cisies. Ny
BAR VIII be flied with liquors of choice
brands. Ny SrABLE is attended by careful
hostlers, and my charges viii be such rs TO
suit all. EXI Getting to receive share Of pat
ronage, and fully intending to deserve it, ]
hereby throw o. en- my house to the public
HENRY FOSTER.
Aurnet % 1ero.tf
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reoyyEHRe2 sALC0N.
goBs woRK! J0B " : : :

aving, IN connection a-;cr Wiz la
& < clomaa, a large ana s"i1rrc,.te 81
Job-Type, we arc prepared 70 ~ cis
neatnoss and dispatch, elelt go. De'
Work. incitldirg Hand Bus, ~ on d
and Blanks OF every desclii' In ,lc raiel-
notice and on the most reaSG ,;,e vii.
Persons desiring anythips ID 'Ni' -
well 10 call.
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g1 d. MURRAY, ATTORNEY At i44A",
~. Ebeasburg, Pa Once opposite eFA"-
ford's Hotel. aug-2S, io29-t'
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The German ADVERTISER

~ b, HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
As published every day, Sunday excepted, at
3 . 'Vo per Annum, payable in advance.
3 Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OffcG: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL.
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S Sittsral r q I

Sittere
Infer kersi's Ietr beliettre Gudtou. 9ittsrs
cmpfebten pru 5erren g1irtbsu IN ecn biltoRen
Drriieu.
NagupbiGe Bittere, Gin arpmntiiGsr Qjoucr
empfebIcn gum pripat>@e6raude ais cine Gar,
tsnce Mebi,in G1cutbter Ii. WGaser.
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0tntfche MnntheHe

lie seldenften 3uprut btrSli bar::n6 empfe6s i6 mid
auG ferHe.tin pertm 9eneisten g8ObDelen aoen i ~
5Ieer 3eii lr SernNiB brn9 cds i ntbt frilten rcs
IrinC unb 9r0be rie, Sage, Grssm'5 D ferardse YER
lientn SCrttn 0uoeln oelb GtbOrtsh gunner s. auters
8le GbOtO0oe acorOni, SGldOl in sroRen uno fleinen
.1ibsn 9imm sanjsn uno s,!0ssnen nstl aleH an6err
GjepirSen S6pdmute, 9aIimsrieu 5e,fen ,t &C. pel6e
ars& lu ben HOsIi@f 5lt8tea YItiieE tssns empf,bs
s. 6. 2 ifhrr Mnt
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SReme gB1HtrfiI

llntsr,ei&nttsr 5rigt isnen frii6eren 8unbsn
UNI tem gssbnten Yublitum 6iermit an, pas er
am gleuen Marft, rem @smiiiemartt aeaenIber.
cine neue 8ddsrsi stngnihtst Sat, uno pas er
iiA ireuen prr, retbt Diele aIte u. ueus Sunesn
nit AOaasntrOo, S6wars- unO RG6-g5rop uno
9afmsrt isrsr Art bepienen gu t6nnsn.
Der 10 belistts 9umpnnidsI ~ sIetafaGs gu
Sabsn bei u. 9leRRs1, Qat.
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81. ". MYERS
let9t Ietncn Greuuben unp Srtdunteu an, Sa6 er
Ioetsn pisper cine 9rnOuns BON Oem amsae,etbs
net 9uten 9imburger &die erbnItcn bat, fpwie
audi Srdcr's Sa9o unO perI4irpcue aupere frtItbs
sSadrfn, Die bldg gu faufen iinO bet
81. q. Mpers,
BrDabitr.. 3mtih 3. unb
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Ory-Goods s. Fancy Store
0m lleuen WarFts,

Gde tsv &yoaO- uno 6trn Stra6e.
Q. VI. 8oiln 6aum smpfiebtt leinen
Ussuncen nrc ocm gut.ifum etn gut aifOrtrtrs
E@8fr O0H s20mmsr. 2&anren, Die ,u ben 6iQis-
item prrii.H 054slGben wer0au.
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so. 6. SeIarue

SJI. g. SeI0rue
flbr ets Gin grOses Eager bes been QaatrEtcrS u-n
QprtcrS betm Sas, Dshss fcnen aeebrten RunSy ia
alien &been Der StaOt gum biI9ten Gartprsiit y.i Inc
pauS lief:rt.
3asIsi mat bsrie6t bas ssebrte Yu6IifGm rarauf eu
meram, Dap
0a9erbier, 9lle unb Qorter
FUR s8tbidaften Hnb Sum amiIisnsebrau8 auf Slaflsn
aeS1ssn uRr bic CT 3u ber beebsen 2uanttit u6ae mel
tcre 9retserbobHna ine SauS abliefsrt.
Seltelun9en, in Teintm StU-s 7te raBe ,niIen 9rpoS
uuo @rate btnttfInen weroen 2lnttlibit au59efibrt
Ol 6. D etarus
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SeStmsurscn.

UeNIN9 II gCH
Der ,,Inser" erhcin eoen @tOrees, 5ennta9s ausae,
Rc n;men gum ptGtnhen SWberipriuueprcs ppn 10 GfS
bIbav bic rp Srdser pcsr $500 in iBrcr 9crouS.
{ abIuak. ansissn nbgu inter fclsetben 9tbnsunetu
p ufnabne: @nmoiiee GiRruduus 10 3eilcn cor peni
ssu 80 GtS., sWemdliee 10 @ts breimaliee $780, cine
lpO5e Si.25, einsr Npuat 50 90 er Opnote S4 edS
Nrnae $780, SwIlf &cnate 90 in nisrtCtidbrliGer
GMadSeCSo9lung auSei9sn, Die nacb 9esbcn psr6neert
n, rben fDnnen perbcn nit S25.OO Sdbr terenet.
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Skrana @tnmne

6ran3 StauOe,
i68 S3rcabf.aBe. ;miichen Der 6. unb 7. CTR.
rdlt Gin rs;hss Inb rcObIoiOrtirtss Eager pom
@iSarren, H1uds, Jtaus unp SnnurItabof
signer 5obTitatipn unO 3mpurtation.
co e n SroRs Eo 8leinoerfGu 8u ben 6Dsen arftprc.
abl6st. NamsHtIit iOn 9Seoersrrfaufsr nEt nrE,,
msr teiih riaI'' beu sb' II" br Ginoufc apSermSitio
ne hcn-
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unoert Hftug.
DER lnterltNee N se in StanbC iteeX 9IuFtrod IN
etntm @elbdIte 0uSnbCn uni ,wor 70 htio als mSoliG
S!ne Nuepabl oOn ga; gen III fOrtp6bvene purrdtbo
Sia neuer, gutter oteuwo9cn nit einem auen Gre .
ssr HnC rutl9cn 9ttretn FUR ctwot9rr GJe6raub.
Die Aumernnite 6otel~ Snbobern H. Familieu tpjrA
SerIdtet ouf lstne groRe @u5rpab ron lfairabCn.
Iuetefrtung Srpba's 5tii6Ien u 5prtnaes
nsrbsn prompt btioret. Grancis Poubf
P~raSitr Gfr Der 3teu a trr 10
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Grnillet0n.
Die
@eBettrcteIWe peeo ge. 2pats.
95cu
9einri6 S6rnGietn.
(6urtfcbung.)
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(5urtfcbung.)
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YIN Hamrhss fihnt,rt matt am 6pfoItar
Hno cine ROnns taist 0aSrr In SbrSntn.
6aug.
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Sefamntumacbwuaeu.

Oaptp Q. GorpIe,
9te Strdbe, Swidtcn 8rcaos nnp Grace.
Hi6mUuo, ga.
prattti6rr e'ue,5ittsr IL. Ylumter.
Osrls'be 1T in ben Stano ee1est, aCet n bie5es
@elHaIt eini6ia9enoe arbeiten sbrn Ibneu UNI
''utSer gerlulteaen, ais irsenO Elm anpercs Der.
lrti9ts 0rI46ft.
8eI frensen.
q. S3Go. @. 81, Rrisnbaum.
y. 5ajff. Ste6tius II. Duaer
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y. @5refcr II. GUmp.,
q Pcth ter unb Oru99tf,
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yte. 40 A4Ilnf Strabe.
9eHtCac fur oae Sister lspcnutne 5utrousn boet .,
bin III ey.alten. 9' ">''' NN7 '''''''
Recspts lperSeS ia ieser Se;f fs,j yos ,rh s,o+>
ur6 acpRsnbaft aus sciutrt NN" E''"''
Ius SUrteH. 8a.beltofs, gsuRerslas, g-ubs6rber.
e'SIttsa &aIdH', Sau~ une Stnupftosa bsitdnoia an
~SHo nRo pernsn su ben biuialeu spreiSsn pevfauf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-28

Mr.. THoaSToS, Of Prince Edwmnd.--t beg
Leave 10 offer tho following resolution. h",
solved, that a committee of five DC npPolnle1
to meet the Commissioner from tho tonlsacf-
ate States expected in this city, and to Confer
with him In relation to such temporary alliance
as the present condition of Virginia and tina
said Confederate States shall requiro.
The resolution was agreed to.
Mr.. BLAEEY, Of Madison.-1 move the fol-
lowing as a substitute for that resolution:
/. Resolved, That Virginia should, rs soon
as practicable, unite with and become one Of
the Confederate States.
Q. Resolved, That this Convention vii! pro.
coed to appoint Commissioners to nego.
rate with the Commissioners Of tee Ccnlcder-
ale States, for such d union and for a temporary
alliance until said union can be formally ratI-
tied. and that the Commissioners Oh the part
of Virginia, report to this Convention Tor rati-
~fication, the result Of said negotiations.
Pending the consideration OF these reSoiu'
tions, the Convention, en- motion OF Il'' OLA
KEY, took a. recess until j. o'clock, z. VI.
FRO BE CONTINUED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-28

widespread and Gnmcron., and II 80
eler"c"ts of dS2'1d wh'ah nave rs1 ..9. ::
results into nuc or bod. via. 81. (, 49,
evils Infinitely more dete5cr,ors % 10, %"
veal than the sum OF evil: ~nc :xs.. t''>
time We onterel tins hail:
Let us then .:hecrfnI!g y."ht y,.r .,.
whatever line Of policy he oraj ,ri.7 ,..a
and let US as one ma give !oac: a,t - ).
to that action as the action "i Ygc ~
nothing Of prejudice or possioa o., L.;
in lis providence sometimes So ,,.5.. -.
our voyage through lie taat IN. n, Z
vouchsaied Us should be corpsclteI u
of the boat That Gears US. Itwo.l ''.:
such are our present surrouHdl?.%; pn. ::
worse than imp!ous to dub: tla .j-';
tie light to conduct us SAFELY NJ,
We are so constituted that o:jcn b a. .
ing Of our passions a Cloud J., y@a-.l..+
o'scIr%s tie true sources ~ Tar ri
about us. | pray that you sll! no; =. II
display Of Criminal folly in,cn>ug III,
ing heavens into perfect op,cit,; :,- ~.
or passion INDUCED to excess IT,
whom Is committed a nation, d ,%,7. 3
into crime. Ia coming tnen u 7.
up!of: tais momentous QUESTION, pr.,7,,,S
tie lntora wtaior Woo .: oa5 >c,aaSS,
oi ir@.i:s calculated to di,iGip H..
De S~!'l!o.:, am let the decision, ws...:,r
b2, receive oar undivided srno,-,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-28
Effect OF Recognition.

We think there is some tendency to un-
uercate as we'll as TO overrate tho value Of for.
eiga recognition of the Confederate Republic.
We should, after recognition, Still have our
own battles to nght il. is true; and the dissolu-
ton of the Blockade would still depend on the
question Of its efficiency or ineticiency. But
the nations Interested in our trade would be
more prompt to assert the privileges of CON-
merco in ell their extent; and more disposed
to adjudsc the Blockade inefficient and there
fore not 20 be regarded or submitted to.
The ssloral' effect of our recognition would
be very great at the North. The people there
aeen TO do everything under 8 sort OF artificial
excitement The public mind has been, BY
combined coaxipg and imposture and intimi-
dasion, whipped up into a sort OF wild iurorc
on tho subject OF Tic war. Tie people were
mad, TO helicYc that Lincoln had but to ''put
the foot down a little 2rniy' and the South
would rush to kiss it; :hen they were told
that tia rebels would not fight, and could be
crushed out in q month or two; and now they
are cOnSidNliJ SStiS"ieo VIVA rSo'S'iohS Va
CERTAIN success, and fed vita glowing descrip-
tons o; daily victories. Our recognition by
foreign powers would strike the Northern PEG.
pie as the judgmen, Of the impartial world
I: would be the declaration Of the great look
srs on ;hat the '~crushipg-out" has proved a
fniln.c: ths. the South cannot bs conquered
By the North, and hes fairly won for herself, by
prowcss in arms, a place among the nations.
The effect of this upon the North must needs
be verr great. The source Of the Northern
furors las consistad in the hope of success
Tbs people there cannot but Observation-Disclosures
of the world. 1t will break the backbone of
their enthusiasm. The money argument will
then weigh like a milestone. A million and a
quarter o day IS too much 10 throw into the
Sea of hopeless endeavor, they will say. The
military spirit, too-so much of it as they
havs--will be wonderfully cooled. "Victory or
death" may allure the adventurous; but "De-
fes, and death" will charm nobody.
Hence we look forward with interest to the
recognition Of our Confederacy by the nations
Of The earth, not as determining the result Of
this war-tbat is already settled-.but as condu.
cling to its termination.
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10 the Edit0rs of the Enquirer :

FREDERICKSBURG, Oct. IS, 1901.
Gentlemen: | did not see until Satllrni?
last, your paper containing the report Oh the
nrorecdjnns OF the Convention 10 secret Session!
on the l7Ih Of April, in which appears . report
Of some remarks made By me in thu! body
The latter is full OF gross errors and either
~p.ry.r,s or renders unlnteIligible what | said.
do not iInputc the errors 10 the want OF sNI:l
or fidelity in the reporter, III the excitement
which prevailed ant MS ;m.l:Siinct nltershc''
nigh! readily have occas!nheH t!:ch!. ~ your
reporter gave assurances 10 the members ''''
ai such reports should receive tho supervision:
of the speaker, | ask ?oir Publica'!o': ri thr
correct statement Of what / did Say, which
will accompany this.
Very respectfully y2uc",
jam, !. MaRYE.
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Ths In--, 80. 'n.. ~. hs- n ,.,.I ts,rG . ~"
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80 'F, :" y g., b., q.
,Iieu'' Api 'siHt''t', Emu ~ I'm ,.,n O." 4:
nt rehhIIs ny yer own 49, - $. as,
"'p,' Sn"t" """o :. d, =.
WI Fp:i ~ e'""iy ph'. " -. al, N.y r..
sl'' rl PIE! my Hnlc"' "'SS " puH". T.,
VINO ''s''$' ''J sans 'p'e"'N ~
Lice -.
Did, on The 10Th o! b"f"br~, a"er y Oio' '"-, 49,
MAkluH.E. COLLIN. aEra o. i'.,'; en,,ns y. Iu-
ase husband and l"e o:eiE 'hhcieH '" H'Iln ~ -.
her lrisnrs sorroa cot rs lhos" "iti"u' hnle "t-.
years te'ors her 1'atf ne c.ao'acen ! e'tt'hs -"
ed herself With TIE E1pNst Lhurcl, '!rce ma '-s"f
been . faithful fcit"wrr Of hse Lord AID ss'i2T 10.
ton to Size. COILS I tel may ~rsry, ce.:I 'o'i -
ming marx. IA all the duties # he shr r.:''h'o -
CnTi t..n che rhc,cr. Sue ws- M a3ec'i,n.': 49, :
;ut-d aud i,.ii fol no..Ir aud II ii u. guoj "r.sn'f' =.
,.nderiy beloved By all Sho kuew be- vs :hs 10: Z. -
friend Is her eternal gain, snc We hunh i.u. : 3 -"
may temper the SluuI 10 the : horn isLIr = "&'
DIyp. OF typhoId fever. near Levi hug, ~ 49," .;
Inst, In tho :9.n year OF hs age Dr.. HORACE :. e.!
HAN II the county Of Rockbrcse.
Imp.liea by AL ov.rprwrrin, sense C: iU'r - - 80
try, hs left n young wife IN tar, ard =" Z: 'y,+"
private soldier in the Eockhride- HI7s "a ~ 't,''
naive st+te. But bis value "a = piss ca :. "!A'
permit him 10 ieuna'n Il pirate, ILi y. -, 'r'5-F
OF thc surgeons In HE Wac Legion. ~ WY
devoted htDselft3 b 5 patiet!, vi ~ "TG-i ""-'
that permitted 10 attention TO seii. AID "Hrii
atiacke1 him, he took no notice vi lie in'tLi!''sIr
and would nGt rrsiyn the rare OF -: p''i"" ; u. = : -.
ell by liter pIo.,Tnti"I,, vhta, fl-f'jt w's it'''t
bs.t medical skin :" save htt: or GsItr ""-f - =
cd Upon his vIi-l. witn j. vri p taar rrc.d ncrrF D . -.
Th,- he died ~ rh- s-rvice o. h, county. t-H'- :
TO Liberty. age! II E!trtyr EreT'e ihLH""'" 81 50
The a-Ii o:ta'iis. tor HE 1LS Is s:EfoT ~ iIs Ss-.~
o missile, and KNOWS no rtny, ~" bi'e-h ''":
.vhy By p..r, and IN, 4 IL .acht., .Gr.:.a G --"''
deaths be ore he G!es.
Thor. n y hrs ght iu:ure w...r-,r" rc'-' -.
ed from the Ran o. Gsa, 1kD .in'J!. -.t1 : - -
to turn ht. ,i,ouy... from tins, TO ali lie Ht:r:' .
came willing TO !ct g' h' hid r 'o', - -. >
other, leaning 70! taprcrt "a TIE o'H!Ts'
aD.Wiie Crcas"r.. .,.. ais..t.
,evofed aud do'irS tu''hnn; :, rs .-.,s.n:
ierhac ihuEderholt NM ht' e,pshE" Ls'
her a.drit. and fl.''n az nei n"pea .! , ,-|;
fnl and An cticns'c s'n mo pfo,L'F' 10 -, -
connections hiian ear,nquh"s s"orh ~ 80!
Will not ce; So u leei vi On Year. S.' 80