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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-08
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WINTER ARRANGE EMENT
NJ [SI OF fAs5G$GEE Xaa5%SSl I l:Gi EGA'ES'
Down'to philadelphia, at $50 and II A NJ, l2 noon,
and + VI.
WEST, no LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western Express from New York, at I07 4 VI.
Mali Trains, AZ 1893 \ ", aud 5,43 p VI.
On Sundays, the Down VI Tram passing Reading,
at 9,2O \ VI, and Up Train, At aj7 N,
Both 1880 NJ and 5,i3 N, up Trains connect at
Port clinton tur IGWaqua, NlllihmSport Eimrl, Buu
alu, Niagara aud Canada
me iO5u W. Train only connects at Port Clinton
for Wilkesburra, Scranton aud littstun
The Westrrn Express Trains 'onncd at Harrisburg
with ENur,- Trains on the r. tUUsy ynn.a Railroad for
Pi;tgburg and an points West yud the Mai Trains
connect 40 Harrisburg lnr Lancaster, Ch0mbcrrbUTE,
CuIHdls,
through rir,t-Clas Coupon Tickets, aud Emigran,
Tickets a. reduced Fares In oil the prnc lpa points ia
the North and VI Nest and the Canada.
COMPUTATION TICKETS
With u Coupons, - percent discount between any
points desired
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 2gO0 miles between al points, at S45--for
for hol only for three months, ia any Passenger
tran 10 Pha lpEia at $40 each. School season Tick
It's unr.hltdl .s3.
tn UPrLI DEfOr, aad all other Trains, ut the LOW
ER ID TOc
90 lbs Of nag agc aIlowcc oacn passenger
= assrus,rs are rrquest 10 purchase their Tick
FIR, eat ring tho cars, as higher fares charged II
paid in cars,
and putsyille at N, Sl5 NJ, and at i,3d NJ, for
1s Excursion Tickets good for one day, by Coz A.
NJ Accommodation Train 20 mla'elphia aud return
al s. 70 each. G. A, NlCOLLs,
GENRE Superintendent.
January 4, 1869.
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NGm & 0Ucvtls tn,Cuts
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
4 LII persons knowing themselves indtLtad to III"
; .uudrrsigus ID on Book account or otherwise. ar"
'reby noin sh - com and tile up by The lst of
Vurh Ist1 l r accounts will positively be loft in
ths hands Of proper Ohc for collection.
WM. BEERS
Tver's Grove Mills T h g. lSG2- IT.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-08
STATEMENT

y fHt FHHuVCtS VT TIT 'UHNTy y NVIWW~
biz Pa., from he FIST day Of ammpy,
1851, 10 ute first aay Of Jonuary, 1852
THE Auditors elected to settle md adjust the public
l accounts Of Columbia county have examined th
from the lst day Of January, 1901 to the Isl day
of January 1862 and respectfully lay before the Hon
able the Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas, the fol-
lion Of The "Act of the General Assembly of this Com
monwesth passed the 9TH day Of April, a. d.. 1874"
JOHN A FUNSTON, Trensufer Of Columbia county
account with said county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-08
EXPENDITURES.

Assossofs pay, sprins assessmaBt, s?40, ,s9
do DO Uisni. assessment, 4!J,O3
S1Uy,y2
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Amt paid County Ayr. Society, slOoOO
AUDITORS AND CLERK
Amt paid Auditors and Clerk, 1880
AInt pal W. Wiz for auditing, Prothono,aty's
and Registers aet's 1880
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
g e1letrif if&e8.
.Ereihett fir 4Qe

5err % ilbelmt&ppp BON Nep-yert bat
bas uuten folssnee. @eoidt perfabt> 81 Ierht.
manb Barti d bat eas 2iee in bic 8prm zines
Die iimmtsen Chores sebraat uno bsiee baben
,ibr @eiResmert benz General Natpr Grtmont
tebicirt, Der bic Mibmune aud ansenommen bat.
Mu, Der 6reibeit Baume lobenb,
Jlamn,t en1ppr' Bic HebeQicn,
llnb eS uab'n Bic @lutben trobenb
," Gid benz itu13en @ipftl i@cn, .7
. Mbsr bleid, uno fttge 3agen1 a.
Die bas Volf 9endblt ais SORT,
.tuno ui1t aus3uipre4en neagen ~
@is :baS ein3'ee Netmnssport'
Da BON hes MliiIifppi Stranbe
'IGnt est mGdtig: 6rcibeit benz Rne@t! .lg
TaQen nii0sn bic ,@tlapenbanbe
.Sn BEN .Rampfe fir Wabrbett unb Neht;
Woue1, mir ipabttaft trr Greibeit genieBen,
uns ibrtr is lflide1 @iege ertreu'n,. "
MuB lie fir MQe benz Bpnen enttprteBen,
gpia perflu9t bas Stlapentbum 1ein.
;3unb,nb fubr bur9 bts Mufrubrs @etter
0ein Wprt, . 6renp1t, Gin leubteneer Strapl;
Sutelnb brgriBte has Selt eia als Netter,
MlS Befreier Son G14anoe iane Dual. 3
MpraeurDtbe mar an9ebrcben,
9inter uns lag bic |9maaDpQe Na9t;
.1Iuu WY VtAtllISlllpS NCUAA WV ySlf~Sb1S"~
Breibett, Treibeit. fir A0e, Treibeit iei &oiun9 Der
! @4labt!
Dc9 Is 3~itterten bic Teisen.
Gpr bes Mblers itplsem Slug
@abrbeit burfte ME ll@ 3eiesn,
~ @o am Nuber 2u9 unb 1rus.
Beil nit tDptti@ i&arien Rraten
Du sefaBt ber Teinbe @9aar,
MuBtet Du ais Spfer fallen
Wpr ber @tlaperei @ttar.
Mber Dein Wurt Ipu .nimnter serbaqen
uno .pb Dein >eisenes @olt Did Serrat9,
Deuti@lanb's SSbne, lie ieben unb fallen,
Wp Dein Banner, no Dein Banner Der Jrsibeit
u pebt.
8ommen mug enbli9 ber Sag TO- bic 0iee,
@intt in ben 9taub Dor Der @abrbeit Ma9t.
Damn wiru Dein &uf uns tabren 5nnn siege,
gum Sis8e:
Treibeit fir %Qs, Greibsit tpirb2cluns 1er@&la&t!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
1eruer baben mir
&leiberttpffe ,1nb @aaren fir
Games,
ais Manti0sn, Sbawls, Glpats, 9anbl@u3eu,
Strumpfwaaren &c. 49, 1uwie
GUIDE uup @arperpbe5 Mrtifel fur 6erren.

Wir baben fir unlerc lebr seraumieen neueu
9ofalitaten uulere @infdufe eesen bic frlberer
SABRE perpoppelt, IN perl9iebenen Branden per-
eretfa@t in Ger Mbt9t, uuierut @eI9afte cine
srlbere Muabcbnuns 3u seben UNI mir bpfen, bab
in Minnelpta, fir pie3utunft F& be6elben suttu
&ufes u,u Nertraueus gu ~erfreuen babent mtrte,
ais mr,nit uulere Uirn1a beebrt &puroe.
Sir 8auAeute inn 2anue erlauben mir uns bic
8emertun9 paB uniere 8epinsunseu fir @ieber-
Y~ertaufer iehr 9luitis 9elteat uuo mir ben bies-
jabriseu atnprm biaigen GintGufen 3ufplge in her
Gage Inp, Tprtbeile 81 bieten, mie fruber nod
ME. Infer Yartaer, 9err s. Mabler, bat tie|sn
&e1ort unieres 0elddttes Spr3u(teben ubernpm-
men uuo mirO es III ieiAer sewobnten @eile |i9
a~nsc!c9en lein Ialen, lpwobl QSboleiale als &e-
tailuertaufe CUR belonberen 3ufriepenbeit Der Ger
ren tRlufer au efectutren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
6. $. &6mibt,
Dre6Sler Il. @6irmma6er
Wa}btnatpn<;StrdE

-7---T-- ~*TEStSsPV ~~VEVPVI ----"
neben Gbriit. Bebt's Salppn, r.
empfeblt lid CUR Mnfertieuus Don alien ~feineren
Dre9slerarbeittn, ann1 Mbbrebsn unb Garben Bon
BtQtarebaQen; &eeen< unb @onuen< @9irme
tpereen neu I6ersceeu unb repa,irt. Deutl9e
YfeifeA, Rernipibtn, Spa5ierfSde, Gt9arren,
&au9- fau. dunb S9nupftabad 1T bel ibm ~
baben, unb erluGt freuntli6 UNI genttgten 3u-
lpru1. - N8. 4leine Bale Don Dodbpl3 unb
'&lfenbein fnt tets pprratbie.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
9teueS Gtabli6cmeut
fir Gerfauf unp Mnferti9un9pon
@erren< &let6ern,
Ste 5tra &c., 1 Sbaar unterbalb Su9erlpQs VIpd.
e. q pttIicb s. E +

bena9ri4tist hermit ieint pertben 0reunbe u11b
bas oeuti@e publifum in. MQsemstnen, bar 81 e's
@el6aft BON u. @dioro fdu7td ubernommen,
unb 1T nunmebr I'M 9taube, ben Mnlprl9en 1et-
ner alien &unben 1ppcbl, alS alter Derlent9en,
bic i'm ferner nit ibren wsrtben Muftrasen beeb'
ret tperoen, 3u entipre@en. unb oHerire fsrtiae
&letper pie idmmtlidsn 3ubsbSr far bic 9trren-
@arperobe; pssgiei9en Suite uno aapp:n 81! b'l"
ligen Yrc,len unb in belerer Qualitat as etslel~
ben in ben b%tQi9ten une belten 9anoIun9en gu
bittet ct I'm, ferners 8ewiQi9uns pe1elben.- 5err
Gffurb ,pire ais 3ul9neiesr III tem @e19aft blei-
ben uno wirb BET befeQter Nrbeit gutter Sdnitt
na9 Der neuel ten Mobe earantirt. I'm sablrei-
ten 3ufpruh bittet s. @~pttlie Beb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
Der Wfiuu. Staats5eitun9."

Minne| pta.5 -. ...-
5alting5 uap Dafota 50. perr 2er3e9:
Gt. pstsr uno Mirulet Gty IS. @4inmel,
CT. Intbun9 u. Minniapplis, Srtb u. anoblau@'
Carver ct. Rult, -..
Mantato 8 TT SatuS $. 9artmann:
Stia patsr uub Wa1binstpn GtY 81. SdeHer,
Winona uno @inpna @ty ST.. Slider.
Yeueplain 5err 1rans y. 3eseeriteet.1
5artbault, Jtiee Co., 5srr @ottfrteo 6ledents'".
Nsaos 9anpins, 8. Ouerre.
Neb Wtns, 5err Scbn 6rierri1'
Wabalbap, @eorg 6uber.
ga @ro1e, 5err Sell.
Brownsville 5err 6riS @lild.
Buffalo GitY, @isc. 81. @4attler.
Juuntain GitY, Wise. Or. @pabr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
OaS gn9ros & gn0etai(
ut at1ufactur= S mfpbemaaren:
Gmpprtum

Suffice IT, TprepQueb
rite StraRe, st. Aanl,
Minnelpta,
1T oura ben @mpfans Der ~neusften
@tuter : @uure11
auf's Mei9baltisite uno @el1madopQle a0orti1t
uub beebrt lid lol9es leiuen perebrten Runben e.
seben|t an3useteen.
Daa Eager it nit alen neuen Gr11etnuuaeu
,er Saiicn auSgetattet uuo btetet uautentii9 eins
@rDbe Mu8wabl IN &letber~
itpfen,
ais: Wsrinps> Daleneia6, plaibs, Delain.s,
paramattas. De 8eiees, prtl be 9epres &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalien mir einen i9Snen 0orratb
butter unp etnfarbi9er Setpenpaaren
uno sertaufen lclhe aenau gu 9fep- 9 orter Wrei-
leu. -
ln}er 1ager in 9ba,pls, &loats unb Winter-
Mantel 1T aIf's Rei41te complettirt, uub erIau-
ben tptr uns nDd)> bic Serebrten Damen auf unier
Arpbarttges
Wsibz Waarenz u. trimmings Experiment
aufmerflanl 81 madfn.
Sn 5erren<N rtifeln, ais: Bput5finS, Dpsfius,
@alcmeres, Dunels, @rapattes> 9smben &c. tie-
ten tpir jseer Gcucurren3 bic @ptBe, ba mir 1T bic
Ter 8rande bic oortbelbaftefen @%erbtueuneen
haben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
5@!iebli9 mod Elm @prt 3u ben 6erren
QanpfQuaeuten

9eit benz Be9,nne eeeenwartiser @ailcn tabeu
wtr infer 5aupt-M ueeumert auf's WbplefaIe-
@el9aft selest unp iuden bierin uniere 5au
5orGe 3u sntwideln ]; mir baben biefur elm Grtra-
Oepartement einri6teu laIen uub bieten Zen Ser
ren @ieberperfdufern I'M 2anbe ale Dprtbeus
unb B~equemli9feiten, bic ibnen nur BON unltren
Guncurrenten IN ben ritli4en Ylaeen p1erirt uey~
Sen tSnuen. unler 9tod lit fir ben Dry @ppbs
&onlum in Winueiota Elm 1pirfli1 sroBartiaer uub
perten es ermdbnte Sreuube in ibre,n Sntere5e
Fnhan, II 1T bel uns ein3ufaufrn, ba es feiuerm
anoern 5aule TT Mtnneirta mDsli9 1T, pas Mus~
pabl unr 8iQiefeit betriHt, aud nur anndbernb
NIT uns cpncurriren gu f0nnen.
Serr Nuerbdcb
eer nit eielem Oepartement 5etraut pprben, wirss
Is llt a~nae!eaen lein lalen> uniere Serebrten Sun
oen in ieber 8e3isbung 5~utrteeeu su lteuen.
Suffice & Bprepauob.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20

b%etonn1e, nno Der &nore8 let gar Elm trat>
terer Burlde unc er babe lein games
.'8ert:auen auf Jpn 9elebt aber i'd etmie<
berte, ieBt lei Mrs nod unn,Bsli9, ans
9eiratben gu oenten, er lpue nur lanaiou,
tbun unp mid ni&t ordnoen, es wltbe
MutS nod re9t perpen. Seitoem fam
Der Mnbre6 mir nur nod trauri9er ypr,
.alS nprber. 49,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
4. Sabrgmlg.
Die Jlinne(ota StaatS5eitung

UlE JIltItItUTUtH !
SIDE Der Dritten urub M%aba1baw'
@traBe, eine- Ereppe 300,
er16etnt iepen Donnerltas uno fpFet imet
Dou. per Sabr, in &prau6be3abluns.
Giuaelue Nummern tpFeu Scents.
8coinNMr9cn. .1t.,
Mbpnriren fann Non au irsene etner 3ett ees
3abres bp1 fDunen biz BEN Mbon1ement poran~
gspsnpen Mu,nmern ui4t na@ee|aaet tperpen.
Der 5ublcriptipns< Yetra9 fam IN Nrte'1 IT.
genp elmer suten Baut einsel4idt tperbtn.
Ry@ Wenn @elb IN re9ttrirten Brieten per-
loren aebt, tragen mir ben Derlult ; bod n,et IN
anresiltrirtsn 8rtsIsn. .
Ale Mittbsilunseu, @eloer u. !. -. \tno 3u
abereiirsr: ~
Meutber S @gcl, publilbsrs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
Deutl1eS
TQpeten< unb Ypllfer9el6dft
Gpbu Mntbeis,

Drltte Strabe,
Sings frIberem Sture Segenaber> aabe benz
vWmeriean 9oule,"
st. paul. Minne)pta.
Weinen perebrten psutl4en 6reunben unb @Sn<
nsrn hermit bic Mnssise, pab id in meinem nsu-
e%tatlirten Gapeten> uno polterer" @elhaft ale
@,rten BON Gapeten u. Matra5en p%prratbis bate
unp empfeble ib mi1 CUR biui9eu uno prcmpten
Mnfertiguns Don ausn in pielem @e|9alte npr>
fpmmenoeu Nrbeiten.
~ Mu@ babe i9 itet5 cine Mn;abl
fertiger 2punses Sprrdtbis.
SDbn WatbeiS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20

@m. @eiienb eDuer,
w WalbtnotonltraGe e, nabe Der Drttten>
-a1 ct. VauL Mtnn.,
smpfsblt l9 eem eeebrten vutlifun our InIertl9"
uns ppu
6erren= II, Standardization.
Dauerbafte Mrteit, lowie prun,pte uno tillias
8ebienun9 wirp auBeiGcrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
Memtber S GTcl, publtlbers.

MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG,
A WEEKLY PAPER, "''. .
published By REUTER- $'E4EL'
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
Price $500 per year.
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9ir, $780,.
MQermemefes
@erbf- uub =. !. !.
nter,@anre

bat ioeben BON New>gort,.
erbalttn unb pferirt beut publitum BON ct. paul
lowie Der umeesenb in Der rei@ba1tteten &uswabl
une 3u ben biQi9ltn pretien bic 9anblun8 BON
.. @. SngerloQ II. Gpmp.,
IN ibrem p 4-t
,enen Stein9ebdube an Der s. traRe
nabe Der Bride,
g t.1paul, Minneiota.
Su 6ol9e bes &,ieees ilnp, wie a1eemein b.
fannt, bic Yreile Der Baun.po1en @aartn be-
eeutenb seltiesen; ba mir ater eintn srpBen 8or-
ROTH Don pielen @aaren babeu, Der Dor btr 5teig-
un9 eetauft wuree, 10 lino mir in @tanb seltst,
oiele biltser 5u serfaufen, als irseub Elm anbere
@el4dft in Der Staet, * .f.:s-
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81" 10 s""e.IrFh"ssF rF-Ft~-R.H ia E !. -
s. .@enn i@ i$en tein >S&as uatbr ssh',
Werb' i'd balo eiu inben,
@eb.bas @ablein auf unb at, 10 a.
@tb has @d6lein auf unb ab, - p! ~
K ~rRcum' iG an biz Qinben. gg4tl
Mls i'd an bic 9inben fam ;5at#4ns
'@tunb u1ein S9as b%aneben, ~ z
@riB Did, @ptt. ber3taulenoer SGab>
'3 @riB Did @ptt, .be~ratauienber S@uB,,
si1 Dp.bif Du gtpeieu. Eg@ 5s.4fFr.
De ID seweim bin >.l :2. 1a4
Darf i@ Dir pObt faeen: ST.. e1.sggI
Bin eepe{en I'M fremben Qarb <.,,,
Bin eepeien i'm frenben 9ano -.-
. 2 8 paB' tin Qieb %stfuabtn. !! abA@Saa@
- 81 gu, b%esttauitaber S9as, 1s43t
! Bebat Did @ott unb trDfte MID fti,t,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20

Die 9ewi1lenbafte Sdiloz
~ a@e. - Yoten: "5olt! @er ra"
Sttm (cpn Nueen): r&tnbpteb!
Ma9 auf!"
ppfen: u8ei Ma&t miro fein &inpz
pieb mebt e%in0ela0en."
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
MISCELLANY.

CURIOUS MIRRoR.--Among the curiosities
exhibited in the last Paris Exposition, and
promised for ours, was huge concave mirror.
the instrument of startling species of opti-
cal magic On standing close to the mirror.
and looking into it, it presents nothing but a
magnifcently monstrous dissection Of your
own physiognomy. On retiring little, saw a
couple of feet, it gives your own face and fig
ure in true proportion. but reversed, the head
downward. Most of the spectators, ignorant
Of anything else, observe these two effects. and
pass on. But retire still further; standing at
distance of five or six feet from the mirror,
and behold, you see yourself, not reflection,
it does not appear like refection-but your
veritable SELF standing in the middle part, be-
tween you and the mirror The effect is al
most appalling, from the idea it suggests of
something supernatural; so startling, in fact,
that men of the strongest nerves will shrink
involuntarily at the first view. If you raise
your cane to thrust at your other self, you will
see it pass clean through the body, and appear
on the other side, the figure thrusting at YOU
at the same instant The artist who first sue
ceeded in finishing mirror Of this description
brought it to one of the French kings-if we
recollect Alright, it was Louis XIV, placed his
majesty on the right spot, and babe him draw
his sword, and thrust at the figure he saw
The king did so; but seeing the point of a
sword directed to his own breast, threw down
his weapon and ran away The practical Joke
cost the inventor the kings patronage and IA
vor; his majesty being afterwards SO ashamed
of his own cowardice, that he could never
again look at the mirror or its owner.-I Eng
lish paper.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27

In the year 1910, noted cow-thief had stole
en- several. COWS in the back part of the State
OF Rhode Island, and among the number was
one that had no tail, nothing but stump. AS
he was about to start for Wexford, to take the
boat for Newport in order to dispose of his
stock, his wife suggested TO him that the stump
tail COW might lead to his detection. to avoid
which he procured cows tail from tannery,
and very ingeniously splicing it on the stump,
started on his journey. The owner of the COW
happened to be one of the passengers on the
ferry-boat, and his eye falling upon the cow he
stepped up to the thief, and said: "If that cow
had no tail would be willing to swear she was
mine. The passengers all began to assemble
together, when the thief, for fear of closer ex-
animation, took from his pocket large knife.
and cut the tail off above the splice, and threw
1T into the Narragansett Bay, exclaiming in an
angry tone, and looking the owner square in
the face, Now, damn you, she has no tail
claim herw The proof was positive that the
COW had tail, and the owner had nothing
more to say. After the thief had returned
his wife asked him how he had made out with
the stump tail. "Oh," says he, Il fixed all
that. First, l retaled her, and then. in the
presence OF her owner, / curtailed herr'
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27

WHAT is THE UsE.-When public opinion
sets in general and very decided current one
way, what Is the use in trying to make ones
self miserable by running out against it, moth
ing being palmer than the fact that the pres
ent time Is no time at all to make prosclytes to
this cause or that, If it happens to stand op-
posed to the general view? What is the use
in young mans defying even what he knows
to be the narrow prejudices of his EMPLOYERS.
and giving himself up to dissipation and rev.
elry, when he must see for himself that such a
course is sure to lose him both friends and Do
sition in very little time.
What is the use in feeling bad because ac-
quantances, and even former friends, have i'm
pulsively turned their backs on their former
professions, when the act is no WAYS to be
laid at your door, but would have occurred all
the same to any other person, whether better
or worse than yourself? What is the use in
saying that you mean to be happy, and cheer
ful and contented, and all that, after you have
got together about so much money, when Won
are entirely uncertain about making dollar
above your actual wants as long as YOU live.
and cannot TELL at the very best, if YOU were
going to be allowed to keep your money after
getting it or not?
What Is the use of borrowing trouble, ours
ing the bridge before you come too it, and
even after it has safely carried you over. too
What is the use in wasting your energies
by giving place to useless lamentations and de-
SPAR, when you need nothing so much as to
husband all your resources and strength Mt
the present time, against the new days TO
come when you will be called upon TO EMPLOY
your powers to advantage? In fine, what IS
the use of being uneasy and fretful at all
why not take things about as they come?
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27

EUcHRE ON THE STRICKEN FIELp.-A
member of the Massachusetts 18th regiment,
writing day or two after the battle of Cedar
Mountain, speaks as follows of the proceed
ings subsequent to the battle
Day before yesterday the battlefield was
under the white flag, and open to all parties.
IL was novel sight to see the Yankee mud
sills" and the secesh lying on the grass. side by
side, debating the war question. Then you
would see group of four playing euchre-
two of our soldiers against two of theirs. The
two armies, for the time being, were on the
most friendly terms. There was no danger of
disturbance, as no arms were allowed on the
field by either party"
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
RAILROADS.
KENNEBEC AND PORTLAND II. r..
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commenced Apra IAN, 1862.

Commenced AprH 14th, 1862.
rSEsss;1 Passenger trains will leave daily, (Sun-
G.1xisssda G.1x-ifs.ss days excepted) as follows:
Augusta 1or Bath Portland and Boston, at IL Is A.
NJ. connecting at Brunswick with the Androscoggin
Railroad for Lewiston, Liyermore Falls, Wilton and
Pennington.
Leave Portland for Bath and Augusta at 90 r. NJ
connecting at brunswick with the AndroscoQgin
trains for stations that road and at Augusta with
the Somerset kennobec Railroad for Waterville
kendall's Mills and Skowhegan and at Kendalls
Mills with the Penobscot kennebec Road for Pitts
field, Newport and Bangor; arriving same night
Monday Morning aud Saturday Erening Trains.
On Monday trains leave Augusta at 80 A. NJ, and
Bath at $50 A. NJ, for Portland. connecting with the
S45 A. NJ. train for Lowell and Boston.
Leave Portland on Saturdays, at S15 7. NJ on ar
rival of train from Boston, for Bath and Augusta.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave Bath daily Sundays excepted) at 900
L. NJ, on arrival of train from Portland and Boston,
for Wiscasset Damariscotta, Waldoboro', Rockland
and Thomaston.
Stages leave Augusta daily (Sundays excepted for
Belfast, on arrival of train from Portland and Bos-
ton.
Tickets sold in Boston for all the stations on the
kennebec Portland, Androscoggin, and Somerset
& Ecnnebec Roads.
Freight trains run daily between Auguss and Port
land. b. H. CUSHMAN
Manager and Superintendent
Augusta, April, 1862. june23dtf
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
ANDRosCOGGIN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, May g. 1862,
trains will leave Portland for Lewiston
and Farmington via Brunswick, at 1PM
Leave Pennington for lewiston Bath and Port
land, via Brunswick, at 9.15 A. NJ.
Leave Lewiston for Bath and Portland via Bruns-
wick at AS A. NJ
Freight trains daily between Portland aud Lewis.
ton.
STAGE CONNECTIONS
Stage leaves Strickland's Ferry TUESDAYS Thurs-
days and Saturdays, for Livermore, Canton, Peru
and Dixfeld; returning opposite days.
Stage leaves North Jay for East Dixfield, Dixfcld
and Weld, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS ;
returning opposite DAYS.
Stage leaves Pennington .or New Vineyard, New
Portland and kingteld on Wednesdays and Satur-
days, returning on Mondays and FRIDAYS
and Phillips.
Passengers for this route will take the cars at the
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth, or Kennebec & Port.
land Depots in Portland. S. W. EATON, Sup't
Pennington May 8, 1862 june23dtf
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
POE TR Y.
Written for the Press
Who's Going to the Battle?

The blows of the boldest will carry the day
Who's readyy forward there's death in delay !"
Who's going to the battler o, valiant and true.
Who's ready to fight for the red, white and bluey
Who'll shoulder his musket-dsdaining alarms
And march to the rescue of brothers in arms!
They wait for you-call for you do not delay!
The fate of humanity hangs on to-day!
'Tis now-now or neverl say, who will restore
Our banner, to wave DER the world evermore!
Who's going to the battle. whose brother and friend
Whose husband-whose will his country defend!
o thine noble mother, and mine, shall be there!
The toll and the strife, and the glory to share,
Who's armed for the battle? equipped for the race,
Not standing for honors, nor waiting for placer
o thine, gentle sister! thy brother and mine,
Shall leap for the conflict and fall into line.
All going all gone! then the battle is won,
Bless God! for the deeds that heroes have done!
The world shall look on, and with wonder shall say
Bless God for the triumph of freedom, to-dayr'
o. A. s. b.