davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-01-04
T AW Y ERS, CLERGY MEN,
O1IIE'I ANS,
-AED ALL
PUBLIC SPE AKERS.

Have Yccriyed immense advantage from. the use Of
DR. Fn0f:n'> FECTtN:hI SIkIp, by enabling them
to epeak with clea-nfss and greater case 1t this
By di'lodsing aud removing That Tenacious pleEn,
Which sometimes adhcrc5 to the MUCOUS membrane
that lines all tte vocII also hy luz trorat
a.. and giving trtngth io those nervous s" ents and
tens uhneits Of tte Ine}nx Which tho tone. Clear
ness, and eonnTnsnrsa ot tl vnire chIcfy depends,
Hence 1t may br usrd with advantage j. ANT TINE;
tine Of bc.tnntas ID spc4E. Will rnabIe any one to
speak With much lorr anency and ease to h1AseH anu
satisfaction to Ills hrGrers.
THIS HEALING BALsAM,
For such 1t truly only etrsnSten~ the 1nngs but
nso III TIE orsans OF tae chest Which ntc concerned
DR. FDDED,
DEAR S1R.-Ne hare Used ytnr Tcctnral Syrup In
families for several years for EoCGN5. HoAHsE-
aud other affections 0! the LCSGs and THROAT,
ad sure II It's valuable properties were Eeucr
be sought for and used by every ans. icctrdinr TO
our experience. IT NEVER FAILS. and VIC laoituatly
e. " pAVESPor y VI Broker, Cor. C1ar and Lasest
5. l. BAK1sEr1,. of Ilarfctt. H' d Co.. Lakest.
SAMGEi. d. CLAEeE- Lumber Attc sui, "est 3.thst.
Tocm'c!d, 8, CLARK street.; 0IIcra 81 Randolph
street: Hitchcock 5s7 St,tc street: nEyan, 50 West
Madison ssEtet It'd hy uras@ists in Gil the PRINCIPAL
towns aud cities In ILLINOIS, Wlec'.sslSt 1o~A -.
MICHIGAN. ta4-d 70 ~
NEW BOOK-Just Issued, con-
In talnIng series Of Lcctures delivered 1t Kings
bury Hail. III thts city, In 'ber and November last.
BY EMMA HAED1SGE. Il TRANCE slEp1CH.
Reported By B. 3. HIT, Esq.
The following Is pfIef extract Of Lecture Fourth
, 1861-01-04

OK OO0 -Seventy.6ve thou .;
- t}4UVOs sand d,11sts Of drstc11xs resi-
liner and business PROPERTY In exchange for STOCK
nf [;rnct f1ea address Boz 379I. dts3dab41W
, 1861-01-04

r.;s-.1 .Ey.-'Th: Character and InGuencc
o; II oiitois-m," \ *ctn.nn ~ 1scv H. Nan ny.e;
Rr.!n u the E4sh Rays" h. Capt. Wayne Kc.t, !;
"Eoau:e st:o::auI,"a aer:cs cf Stories fur young
people by Craze Greenwood. and al TIC latcst nsw
periodicals and books ara for sale BY AcSa1ly i
Co.. 81 Dearborn street.
, 1861-01-04

TIE CHICAGO ART US1oS.-The exhibition
and drawing Of the gifts is to be extended to
the first of February. This is desirable in or
der to give the public ample opportunity to
see and study the many works on exhibition.
Ere then, the tickets in the distribution Of
paintings and etatuaEy, will have been taken.
The managers have every confidence that such
will be the case, judging from the present de-
maud for them
, 1861-01-04

MUSICAL UNION AcADEMr.-By referring
to the new advertisements it will be seen that
the Chicago Musical Union will open the win
ter tern, Of the Academic department Of their
Society on next Tuesday evening, January Sth,
at their rooms, Nos. 10 and 20 Larmon Block,
thus alEortiIny ono Of the best opportunities
for improving in vocal music. both in the ele-
mcntary and advanced classes.
, 1861-01-04

WA ANTED Board in a plain,
W private fam11y, Tor \ gentleman and wife.
Terms must be m-der1te+ Address "A F." Tribune
I}fnct iS1.d194st
, 1861-01-04

w TANTED InIMEDIATELY-A
w Second Hand Portable Engine, six 70 ten horse
G1n - SnnfhS 4 ter afrrrt IsEas0tSf
, 1861-01-04

ONLY DEPOT FOR TIE SALE OF THESE SAFES
40 STATE STREET,
G. d CO.
{fAt.4tHf4l
, 1861-01-04

"ANTED-A Furnished House
W wanted bv gentlemen and wife. Any one
having well furnished house to rent find gned
tehaat hy addressing Post 0tdce Drawer ISL stat
llE istuta &c ta3-dSI41N
, 1861-01-04

Having been appointed tho AanufActuret'e sote
Agents Ii this Section for s1e Of above wefnEtte tn
attention Of Interested parties to It'd examination xud
arc now prepared to I'LL ordtss Promptly.
wALwORTH. HUBBAkD 4 Co.
delsdGS5Gm1m.lss pg lA Lake stEeet
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ener.0er6cbernnae

JohnstOn'S Insurance ROOFS,
9tp. 70 @eccnb1tr.
Teuers, Marine uub Reconsideration
rIne8s@onpaauien.
StHcrIte lla0 feItcGte HoufO0mtir.
VertHernn98sGpnp Der Sallep y. Biroinien.
mt $3.50. 600 @apital.
QhnhburgsW erfi6erunaS= omp. y. 8iroir;en
NIT $2Oo,0Oo Capital.
Mben1arleeg Sc rfi6erungs=@ cnp. y. 8troinien
NIT $500, 600 Capital.
@bdrter OataWerlt6. zGontp. BON Sartforb
nit $3.50. 900 @aptut.
9ecnrttbsW er1therung8zS pr1r DON J2emz Olor4
NIT $27O. 600 @aPl4. o.
%SntesY eritds .na .ggSe eo emp 7, BON Mep-0ori,
@eIclutes8 BERT 9eruns8@@ Comp. p. Nepsglorf
nit $270, 900 @aptal. go
Wpntanfs 8er fderung8zgOmp y. 91epsg)Ort
nit $500. 600 capital.
gee gB Serit4er .sGOntp bon Newzgpr
nit $3.50, 600 capital.
Wercanttle Wtut1al Warir1e.
nit ST., 600, 600 Capital.
Yeretntgte Staaten QebenS<V erffderuno ,.
nit 81, $50, 972 capital.
Nortbern Nfurance=@ Omp. BON QpnbDu
nit So, 1914, Ill capital.
Ne ooet bentertten 9pntpa9nleen fno bon Der QenisroAr =,
StoateS WearpIone %autbOrtfrt unb ttsenfrt. o0'"'" 0e'
SEe BON benz uuter6etdnden repr1ialttrtet gontbooniee- L.r
@trtltb pertI9bare8 capital gum ppuet ober sa. t~ss.
Betra8 seranttrortlih fit bic 3ablun9 BON 8erIu len "'Ss9epeHer
erfsst. $bps. 5. SrnEb n RRaartltS
SraA wt,n s.M.s ~ Seeonofr.
-O-to- y SasoSgpl CldI7,n
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y{5r0liGe 4eunalsIlicubabR
Berdmberter Tabrplen. Eaz2f
9So6 ceni l8eiieu ana N2Go<I.
Standardization.

Y(o6 rem 2DeIieu unc WaE0<I.
STANDARDIZATION.
Yin uub ua6 benz 8. Qus. nerten td9IiG prei 3aSr aal pielei
8abn In nahfpEsenber 0etfe e%rpebtrt;
Der ppfsWg gebt tagItG omit &Gsnatrte beS Spnna6s) iii
s utt Is Nltn. IVpr5su@ al mad Qlttsbure 9ttfa8H gieSelanb
Cincinnati, at. QVuiS unp ale 3heue hes Qlfaens ane giGrp4
neaeas. @benfc mad @lnara, Buffalo uno Canada. gaG Gnt.
ntttsburg, gcrf, 9aucafer, 0eetine, YrttsbtIe, 9rinss, wttas
Meiiters1omn unp DeGn6efer, NRe. gtaE @tdnbersbnrg, Gar
ltsle unb 9aefrtgspa
Nad Wew-gOrt nm 0,15 @lOsa. NIT nus etaen Garrett
pehfel, 70 binig Nhe dHf jeoer oEeern Balm.
ReiIcnbe f6nnen nit oteeut 3u9e mad Detroit uuo Gbtcaeo pa
Itagara fadS. 10 bldg ais aul rr8eno einer onoern Sabm fabren
Ger . OFT 4ccOmc oattpn85u9 td9tdb (Sonnta9s aus
aenCntnleu) uM 80 Na6ut. nab gprt Hnb a4et StGtlCnen 6el
9Seitern Mdrplaab 80bn,
Ser Sarttsbure-MeePmDbatt IN s-3 i 8 Ssbt tag.
Ito (Ssnntags auSgensntnen) un1 500 @benes 40.
Retfenbe bpu gsdtbin9trn unb eena Suosn, !pelde nit bem
Bulge UNI go IiDreens. pber 800 MaGnita6s bcr aniDnt.
men, fnben 8elSrberung nit ben 9ugen eteier 8abn.
. 0N gpeeen gabrbiaets ub dnberer eenanen ub SerlGBlt3sn
Ausfunft beiiebe man T5 an bic Gtiett=Offce tn Der yGal1ert,
Stattpn," Ode Bon Calvert unb Branfltnary III Uenben.
Sas. 6. GIarte, SUIT
&. $. E8arnet 9t:etaN8en SuIt29,I
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YSciser ststc totcbttger 8abrplau.
- 8 Baltimore a. Sbto=Gtfenbabn 1s1s
Na nnb mad benz 10. @u9uit 1861 eeben Bic Gage we fplet;
Ger Yoft;u9 Spiden Baltimore unb Sonep 9pof perlabt Bal
timcre (Spnntoss ousgtuouuen) nm s 80 DtprBen8.
Der Treberid=Ncc pmmcDattDn8=3 u9
Serlaet Baltimore fir Breberif unb bic ~basptfden ~lifgenben
pldse td9ltb I'm 1 rMr so Minuten NadnttagS, nit ausSatmf
beS SDnntaes, unb errei@t 5rebertd I'M Il. 40 ~. Ibenbs; yer.
ldst BET Der @aGtebr TreNertd nm $50 gVrnttttass unb hnst
tn Baltimore I'm 9 u. so 81. M~ittagsan.
Der @ltcctt' s. Wtil8s Nccpmpbdtipn8 3uo
sstt tGslid nit aushatma bee Srnntass ME fplsti
gerldet Characterization un 9.l5 8ormttta9S unb nm As lno
$40 9tufbm.
Bon Gaitptt's aetGs am LAS II. loo WaorgenS, unb nm 3. 45
nnb 100 Na6m.
Rad Waibtngtpn u1D Dem Stben
stGen Bic 8aee ua 40 Gab 8. DO g~Srnittass ionic ua As Inb
500 Rdaaitt0gk.
Gm Sennts UNI 4, 20 1tUrsens.
Son Wdibin9tpn
UNI 90 uub 7,30 Bpruittass uue $50 unt 5.45 9a&m
aua GCnntag Rur staGntttaeS nm $50
Der apette nnp Sierte Bug Spn GaltimCre unb WafbiastDa Der.
6tnhsn fb NIT Oen 8IBfn Der AnnapOlis 8abn.
Der sUetts unb brittle Bug BAIT auf ben 8Wtltentattpusu.
g R@- gDeget Etiets, Nussuaft, Sabrt u. {. NJ. EsnDe man fb
al S. z. GaSIGnb, MgeHt az Der Gtdet.SfFce, @arttfE.
fGtiEn. Wm y. Smith,
rausp0riattcnsuteife Baltimore,
I. ~. Gpie. @sne,at- @tleIeur. Caui6,tD
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@tmaer's ~OsGbmofebtme.

-#-
Die S6ueiber bieFaer Stabt, Iopte ale gtrlrnen, melte cine
cute 81 Gbmai@ inc gu baben rpiinider, ioaten f9 erinnerr,
oaB cine bon nniern Wfalntnen, 3ceinM 10 rlel 4rbett tbnt ais
rsenb cine an6ere, unb % aun %3wetmal 10 otet @elb
~mbrtuet. Dt1ss uadt unere WtaIainen sH Zen |biIli9s
ten, wehe I'M Wtarfte fnb. Webr ais 5000 AEON fnb euein
n tiefger Stabt tn Separation All &6deR, g4elsn unb Scien unb
b0ben ibre @i9ner oeer bic balntt areetter In ben Gtuno 8eiest, hh
msbr @eLs gu eriparen, ais tbneI btsies aaf aneerem S3e9e ne6Q.
ta lit. Mae, peIhe cine Der b eiteu Ndbmai 6tnen, Die
m Grbreu9 fnb, baben nb@ten, lOQten III nnierer Office:
No. 159 UalttmoreItrdbe
~pclIpreben, no @ebraubSrM npeHungen IN oeutber, eu9lilber,
ransSfi9er unb ipami6er Sprade gu beben inb nnb NO mir Sc
q teretne Daaftine tauft auf oarielben orbetten leraen.
SGidt mad etnem @renpIar ben Stn9er's Ndbmaibuen Set.
Ang. &ne MaIhtnen wereeu Elm gauges Sa5r mad tbrem Mntani
opn ans in boiler Srcnnug unb 6eparattpn 8ebaltetl.
(Fb2S,ri IS. G.. BrObert6. Wacut
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Tenersg WcIelldaft
Serntnnia

SelerzSerl -WcIcaidaft
Seritnrtfa
lit 81 Wurf.
Baar ein9e3a6IteS &apttal.
ueberihnB AMI !. Septentter 1850 ~SVO,OG0
Dem llnterSetdneen 1T bic I0entur fir bftfe 6ssi:c:?$s 1909
ttrIa9en pOroen une er btekt ieinen Ntitblraern nun BE ne% NJ upet-
Ipre pace ~ or oon ben dn9ele4enfen benfI4,sr gSs.pel
t9uten Ge9rltoeten rmo BON beutf6en BeSmn%9ut
fibrten "e"~ten &C.
Geter=gs @eeQl4af
WermantG
9e8en 8erluIt ourd Seuer gu fbasep, rcIdes hrrN
Aus9abe bon rentgen Dollars bepertlteniet werbcn Fam, N9'u {
5nr Die Spltettdt Der @eibdftSfibyin9 rno 9rnn,r"h. ). +.
Be3abliin9 etpat9r Verluite bir9en bic Ganen ber f'Vp II oe'
m.. Direetoren:
~'"''S 9u9p, U'tqaet nleHaa,. ). 8 6ar6t, @bmor6 a4
2erre. 8an.. =. Pcppenbuien, @ee. g8. '0en u|at 0ea
@OttfrieS @lntber, Gleatsm 0eer6t. Socco RSS " g
{. Y. Shlet9er, gSm, 95i6i9f, miSorS W. " S9ugler'
l. DaInbrsann, Pster 9 atart, W{c!pfn q YSss; =.
SGbn i. Sdedetsrl 0eruiarun Marrule nnSgtlIneps
g. y. ytriaBe, SSacaues Sddeb, SolSh R,rit, S'taltn9'
gS. &bonlas, s8iniaH S1aG, @ntou @Csprtfnv goo
Veirrogt Y. &alpe, Sp1n .. Nbeel, ggi0ianr s. p sIe
Soon @petpopo, 6. g. gI56emuS. 6rrrr a. 4. SH'tg,
J. y. QcDrnlail1 Ntl6ea ~. 6orcS' G5en y
@Oeerl S9ulre8' Mtsoertd 8eitfat, Iran; 85ittn1S'. gg Y,
@orts 9tlser, 6raf6eut
0n6plpb @artgHe, Ssfret5r
Ueteren5en fir BGIttmDPe ~"N'"t.
Serren Gelrtdt8 Il 8irman.
Stelmlan, SnrtbS & Go,
Nn Wtlten8 4 GO.
U. u. Marbura & Or.
TClceni perbsn bon Gem llrfer,as,,s,,u
8an9en' nho aIt Terlangea in b~eutlaer Gn ~ /" VM%sJpen osoG-
Office, go. "a esec,her Nc3ipb @mSler. aaerf-
(SDi28s) VI P0HSOlftce.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23
G. Meyer & Co.

go. sos W .=Saltimpretr
gte pine. Anb 8altiHoretr.
Dem Serebrteu publitum gu pifeu, baB wtr unier Ofenlaeer
iest. c~pntplettrt une baS bette Sortiment Nan9e, ROtSie1, QeS-
5feu, Barlor- uRb 5euerplasSteu an Sanb baben,
@He bon HIS eln9efaufenO een 9aranttrst mir 70;
gBenn lie nibt ~po0t6nbig Sufrieoenitedeu. bieielben bttnen Wecs
n~atsfrtt SariiG9enpmueu peroen, obne Rpftenberednung.
@eparaturen all &an0s, Sarnib, Oefsn aaer artsn in ~tiraeftA
iut. ebenio; SSH
OaGrnner (9Doftn9, Suffering II. Spputtn9, ale tn SGWar5.
lwb I5etb. @le9 f@to9enoe Nrtfe(.
Gun gute8 Sprtneh iutHularcuurMst an 0ane.
N8. @ebraudte OeIet ller Nrten stloen In @rdan8e tar Rens
9enonuren uno babeu AUD d~uf9eirte iuracr %rOrrdtbi8.
UIH11S o. Wteher Il Go.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23

N6rb1tAe Gentralbabn.
DurG<3a8e mad benz 8efen.
Ntsabrt: WrrsenS s. 15 Mein. uno STADIUM
tags 4. 80 Wf1tnuten.
6arrtSburB Gccompbattpn8s
Bug.
Nbfabrt !: s llbr Nbenb8 in 0erbtnbuna utt
Der mefli&en 8abn.
B9ilabelpbta, 8tlmin9tpn u
Baltimore.
8. 3OItin. II. 10. Is Gprm. II. 4. As Madm
Us elttt9e MarA1anb Gifenbabn
(galsert 6tatOn)
S.15 u. $50 Nadm. (bi8 CRANBERRY
OmnibuGe far Melfminlter unp Wan6efe1
ftnb nit ben 3G8en in S%erbincun9.
STAGES
q adj 6 III III ittSbnr9 (Dia Welfminfer)
aeben BON, @eltern Sptel, Gde 6oparb II.
SaratoSuifr. ieben Wtprsea um z llbr (Scnns
tags aus8eacmmen.
Wa9 @pbantpmn u. 6 mfpntpmn n.
8erlaffen @fe Splioap u. 6apetteitr. UNI 8.
uhr Wor8ens u. A. 80 Nadm.
Nah Belair. - Don BrppnS 6cteI in
5iSRfr. ieben Dienitas, DcHnertuS u. Sam.
flag.
&e1Ippi1le (8bilab. Rcab.) -
Son Rilta8 Gun Setel 0i8bf. ieben 0iens
flag, DpnnerfaS u. Samftas.
SEA d 2eiferstemn. 9pm Wefernj6o,
Dexl9ea4mtttpe 8 Htr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23

90 Sur teicitberet S~ennt1tBnabn1e.
EtnuaRberes uns 6etienhe ipGten fepr S~prfdtte fetn, eae tie TIRE
Btlettt taufsn uab fpItlu tiefelben nar Bh iUlarn %anseffeaten
8canatal fanfen, melGe DGi t6rem @etalt leben, ntht aber SDr
Geailern pbsr 8wif4entrdserm, ha he iUnt her Gefatr nus8ffest
dnb, btIAmineslt 81 nerben nb tbr Welb nmfcnf ~ansasben.
Ourdfabrt8eDilette
haa aasn 19etfen tes QDsftns fnb sa BADEN Bet
@b. 8. filbebranct,
@sntraI. 6 at9ranteus q gent bet Baltimore unb
Sbtps&tienbata.
sosen 0p. 81 Ibame8Gtr., Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23

@ermania SebenSsgerHAerun8S'.
OefelIfAGft
lit N ID ~ODrt.
Saar eimse,abites @apt4aI $2Oo, OO0
9rdnbenH {Msp HSeietbDuf.
g~te-9r6ftb. unb 5efr.i Trtecr. Sdstpeneisr.
Dufe @sIeaf@oft TT bauptidasa fir Die seHtfpe 9eSS
per Der. StGGten Geerlnoet Upreen. Jbre Gf-
dmten fnS Deutfte unb ibs DrufiadsH nsreen In efut-
fm { + unb engl der Spra6 e G%usee8eben.
Sbre Gef&dfte bethlehem tn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A(ters-@erfpreunBen, 9usfeuer. nnb 0etbrfn-
TENSE ftAeruugen.
&&tBis 9rOsent pes eaassn glasSsns Ipsresn nntfr
Yerf6erten p~erthstlt, uno ma1ea Die SeleaIHaft cenurp III eiis!
aui Seq enietttgtei brGriuoesn.
ais &eierenSsn fir Baltimore anb fUlsenbe 5errsn sr
nannt, pm bsnen bic NIT .tt&netfn aHb Mfttet- Snbaber Hnh
5r. u. S@umaAer. y Sr. 9. Us. Sitl,*
= Sott. 9sbr,* " 9Brn. g, Hapnsr.
- gDerner Drefs!, = SaCgb 0trSplpS,
y Samilton @affer, = y Y. rs. Sphder,
Chr. 6inri&s, = N Weser Stetn
- Germ. BON 1apHf = - %. ubrldub,
y 6errp DtetriA . Dfotes aDieienIftc.
Npplitanten aus Waibtugtcn ano aus tr8el1e
eineul Itelle bes Staate8 Wiarplanb
w0uen f6 sefaligft an nib wencsn,
Office. $40. IS G%tcpnbltr., Se9euaber bet pof=Of1tce.
fgJlr3I R9nt1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23

gzszssga a33tdtt0 fIr 0tmiuau6erer.
GxA1gleue arrangements fit GiatraaOe>
rer, Die mad benz Weiteu gu reiiea iuiinI6en.
g9s teute ben 9. a~9stTaesr an, 'gsrSen BE StaTafss5tr sni
G~rpressas ~tef5rbert. Die Sabn btetet HaOar4 rem Smaat9raaten
eincu srE8eren 9prtbetl, als trstnb cine anoere 8dbn,
aud Ia fe nm 81 @setIen fGrser ais jebe anbers 8nbn mao bsudar'
ten Wdsen, ais;
Yittsburg, Cleveland, Detrpit, Sort 8apne,
Chicago, Wiilipaufee, galela, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, 91pd S8lanb, Burlington, Soma @ttp
ub nerben bestnib bic NIT Der gtOrtbsrn Central 9abn Sebeneen
gsrfCnen 10 @tunbea frtber ais Ots nit aueern Sstnsn @es9snbsa
bgrt etntrefen, aud perben4 Dal mentger BITE gDdGen eabet ee-
wsdfelt. Sic ga6n stett burG ben faEnaen StstI Sn ObiO.
Die ean8s Gnternuhe nm bier es @btcaep 1t 500 yseHen Oas
@epSd TtrO bier sesfl&net (~narteb) usb etpt NIT ben Yaiaetersa
an ben Beftmrnuugscst.
gfa4 @relline, Dattpn, Cincinnati, Snbianae
poli8, louisville unt CT. Souls
peestn etenfaDs 9adastere ~BefIrtert unS fir ttr Gepdt ttinf
nsitere linhlabangsfOfsn ssrednet. DIG ~safasters tfnnsa nit
benz 8 llbr-, cher AbenSS 10 lbr-3 Bug nd6 Gaen wefIi6en YI6Ben
seben ptnt unterrrees aufsetdten 81 sverpen. - Durafabrts-9tl-
lstte wetten Sevfsuft tn Der SfRce bes Mgenten.
SObng 6. 8atftr,
0f14s Ms. 25 HeaS-Street, nnte aDettrs gDGdrt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28

A Scotch minister was once ordered "bCes1es'
by his physician, The next day tho patient
complained that it made hm sick why
minister, said the doctor, ~ uy the tea
mysef." Soputtng some ina skillet, he warn.
ed il, aud tasted it, told the miuister it was
excellent. "Mau, says the minister, " is that
the way you sup itl'--"Wbnt ither way
should it he suppt2 It's excellent | say,
minister. -" Itmay he guii that way doctor {;
but try it vi the cream aud sugar, man try
it wi that, and then soc hoo yo like it,"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
An old Maid s History.

have in MON all ancient maid,
Who earned her living at the tsiiors trade
a rare itinerant with her yearly routes
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And lou shalt ratk 10 son Whit light, with kings aad
Prsu ABROAD
aud tfou sasi .uamcr hit d bllssoloa %. luso God
2. AND.
FROM the rtck oi the past which has persisted,
Tsis mach, ! OF least may recall,
Tha, vhat most ,enderly cherished,
Deserved 90 b. deares' of all.
In the dcser, a fountain spfnging-
In the wild waste there still Is a tree,
Ani bird u my solitude su.ins,
Tha, speak. to my spirit q thee. BYRON.
How much Of mystery there is in this life Of
ours Its moments pass away in JOY or sor
row. The deepest anguish or the widest JOY
sweeps over as like tempest, and 10 :! few
words upon unstancd paper dssect the heart
that loves and suffers, and tells the story to the
world but only the story, for the faith, the
hope, or agony of woe cannot be pictured by
the swiftly-gliding pen. We speak Of the for
est Of noble trees laid low-that the keen edge
Of the axe brought them down, but we have no
words to tell of the torture that thrilled their
frames when the rich sap was bleeding rom
every vein.
So will not pause to attempt q description
OF the days Of loniness and desolation which
came to Eulocen Merlyn after Geralds depar-
turc. Those only who have been called, like
her, to lay their hearts holiest affection upon
the stern altar OF duty, can realize it, Yet
amid it all she had the sweet consciousness oI
having done right, and ehcercd by this, and the
gentle sympathy Of Mrs. Milton, she was ena.
bled to say
Though it is bitter, bitter cup, yet it is
my Father who hath presented it. Shall MOI
drink it? Yea, even SO, Father, for SO it seem
el good in thy sight"
Aad accepting Mr.. Millions brotherly offer t,
remain with them as sister, she strove to rem
der herself worthy of their affection, by re
doubling her ZEAL and more tender watchful
ness, if possible, to stay thu approach of th'
Destroyer coming to beal away the alread,
sain'od spirit Of the loved Julino Milton
But as the summer days advanced, the loyel.
sufferer grew weaker and weaker, and faded, u
Euoeen Thought, alnost hourly. She la
written her only brother, who had spCn
the winter at Washington, and the spring in
tour Of the Western States, and was now dali
looking for him.
Towards the middle of July he came, accom-
companicd by Estelle Bclford, light-hearte
girl OF seventeen summers, and cousin of hi
and Juiue.
For week or two efter their coming, Juir
appeared better, and her husband and Euloee
were much encouraged; but the change di
not last long, and then she was weaker tina
befo e.
Her brother, Jenneval Clifton was no
about twenty eight years OF age, and fin
specimen of manly beauty could not be foun
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ton 10 sbo ,,o,ld oou Lo- t.i.L od atxox.. ,,JI
booL o.ai. ~. r.a'., '' | ''I - se 10 M
rotn,n - La~ I..;.a ''' - : ''''' w
anu "nefe was uerala no" ana now nao
hoaI, a.s.e...;', "a ;'0 '.-ty ,., - 'o'' ~. ="
c,ro,a : ,aaya 10 , r', ,. a1''D' t1, '1 .1 -"
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'p" "aI ''' - '''' 'P"' ''' 'i14n '.' -l'
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w. L l',' '''I "o''I ,'r'' '''D "pu y i'''"e NAV
s,a,; ' - i'I' ~ ''DD'e, , - = D' Wv
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"l,'~9 "'''' '0''''''''y "''""s
~ : '0''
one morning he was suddenly startled with
the thought that perhaps holoecn had already
written hlm' and there was letter awaiting
him at home Inis thought fastened bis steps
tna' way and when he arrived there, he found
hIs uncle aarmingly H. Yet, uncle Charles
was able to converse, AMI he soon learned IRON
Gerald all that bad transpired at his meeting
with Euloeen to which his nncle renlied
- ''o
car.on.,l 80 ,a.o,,1 ,,ai,, ,,;,h ~. oaa ~,
'@ IN 1''''' -" "'''
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Gerald snooK his head' ana mo uneio went
On - Il you 40 NOT see IL now nope 70"
soon "'',' ana aiso O' "''''"s 70 max, nv . =
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us'
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nav 'e'' So ''''' "''' ''''' ",'' ','''
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p'"i'se nv '""' "" VIZ
No. uncle she is mol slave now inter
Ratsss saii (,xzsla 80,
We'll am glad, for her sake. that she .
iree' but her mother ''aS' ana so you must for
get her' ana promise me ihat' at some lu'urc
day you VIII wed Uenorie, ana then can ole
happy
49, ., uncle ask me anything but 'ha''
cannot DO II besides you VIII ho'ui ~ "o'
think So
" must thiok So ana surely my uear poy'
you VIII not refuse me my last request
Not II can possibly perform IL, Oue, uh-
Gle
" foa can perform It, II y'u WILL ana II /
have your promise, do not lear that you Will
break IT. Come my boy promise me how'
what have asked
" Oh uncle uncle how can promise 10
wed one when my wnole heart belongs 10 an
other
p" do not ask you 70 wed ner un'il you nave
forgotten the o'n'r' ueraiu'
And that never can do'
"Yes, you can forget her, if you try, but
/ you will not try unless you promise, and there.
fore to save you from such lie as mine has
been, wish you to promise it. loved once as
ioudly as you do now, and my love was equally
, returned, but the wickedncss OF others separa-
ted us and caused es'rangement between US
until she thought | had forgotten her then she
married another, and aiterward 1t was explain
, ed to me. When found she still loved me
though her hand belonged to another, | rcsol'
we'd that would never marry SO have lived
lonely life, all because God had not permitted
me to marry my first love. Oh my dear boy
it Is to make your life happier than mine has
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ii you wish to dispense with butter, take
sweet plump dawsel to wife and you can relish
your crust and coffee at breakfast without any
Jut her.
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10 squire who was hnlstirg Of his horses
speed, Sam Foote repied--" Pooh my horse
will stand asterall day than yours can gallop,'
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TIE UNKNOWN MOTHER,
or,
SHADOWS GER LIES PATHWAY.
uY rHs AUTHOR % sogA uoNrtlu
loo>rNrEoI

prst abroad,
AID thou ss .uaner hi., Ia blsselean ns n1so. God