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nRAKE's PLANTATION BrrrERs.

They purify strengthen and inv,gorats
TIeyy are an an,dots 70 enansc of water ami aet
They overcome effects Of dissipation ana late hours
They prevent iaiasnatic ana Intermittent esois,
s Ts pa s Sssa ana a a. ay 2, the "o"c
They ey cure cure parrEsa csoIs,s Az GSoier. Morbus
They are sGs the best Ses, ssr. ID the World hs the
They are made q pure ss ora r aa eesbd C@iss
~ bark roots Snd hsrbs sn are taken Win ~ the q
iary to delicate per.ons esuirirg gcnt,a
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DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
s e y 81 s1S q:
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PLANTATION BrTTERs
nvgorates strengthens and purAes the sysem pericoS
sppscr and nauTs great rsscrer T. T. sompses os q
herbs Psreaisfy adapted xeaE ana delicate porsons
and s.as n 's o" gssd ass e
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s a s On @ % ssey
relied upon % strengthen nssoTae exhaust
DH rnELrs rEorEssos or ir.1,;.
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TO o. Female reccptonsss In attendance r. o., sddrsa
C,xrLosIvE COAL OIL pETEcrOR.--JoHN TA0LIAs
~ bues paten. APPARATUS shows exacy at wi q heat CO..
MAKER a 70 North William street. also, at 40 Fulton ssoess
Brooklyn. and At $50 Broadway Pamphlets gratis.
UAHDEE's rACrIcs;-powLlN0s OFFICIAL Epl.
Ii ton correct and reliable, Tor sale ~ al booksciso
and News Asenta Price 70 cents.
ToHN WOODS ayNHAsrrM, NO: . EAST TwENlY
g = ssr s. now cas sn 0s sns n
T AIDES BAND AND LINZ BRAcELETa
40 O. ALLEss rs srosawsy S y @ ono door ssDw cs..,s
MOURNING BRACELETS.
~ .,,vv,el o. Is, e 1 and . 9 % pair Too~ ,..,o-o..a
I rsE sEAE1liMIGs srEnIsF Fon4SeEa aE1@Ea.
soxEs OF LOVE- ovfss rairH r,siFrH AND D.Ars.
rscuAsfED sfiG' fas 4 isis iSssADsss
,,. :. nan, 70, &. sySDA8 MERCURY
''s s'"'"' '0' OPENING CHAPTERS
EXHAUSTED ALL Tiik EDITIONS
GREAT suSSib suSbaY AZ JOURNAL
In which ,hsy have spPcAed.
81 s u r. ss s EpfjY s.a SSs
careful and TR ofEsiss caaRfEns
prs.snsedn their paper o. . The I q ~
the interest grows deeper and deeper o. every stage OF
DrLRs, pIsrUIA, STRUCTURE. STONE IN TH8
81 Dr. Daniels 2ai sath avenue, fourecr,h street,
Instantly ma sad % cs.as sSs soScs ESSen; A. xc sS-
e \, g Ser ssnsssy sS9s fabric nsdkM
Ci,-rists aud Drvgsissa New xok.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
? = ? : = = -
A BUsISEss TALK
wfru
KCSikEsS MEN.

Il y ematlsiy clear that the value Of aa as,
Il ottaa n ho sys q e.ss. 70 publicity
nv .susana Lam ,s % 81 ys DC VII e Win. q course "a
ssnd or haa ps = ,wo thousand teu lou.
Tss-.Ssasn pairs. Now,
pnblis, =. = ...E SUNDAY MERCURY =
nun n,n1ss anu cfyaaes every SUNDAY nton double the
vcr " papers Issued ~ al contemporaries the sun.
LAY nywspaff lrss wouli b. inaast the Under.
sthNiAs OF ue@ntie suppose hey DO MOI an
E cat. the advantage Of comm 1naung wib the wfrd n
pNes through such medium I'D n orde. Ia 4 they NAV
inee Iheinselyes that the NDAy MER GnY has he
X " Claims thc ofre'ors oier 10 their
h~ turr pressiol nj 10 every other roe or inor-
NATION ae posses. 20 a who feel sned 70 sso rtan tIe
fscs heyon1 tpe possibility OF doubt cay Eeonomv
especially IN these imss-ienders 4 incumbent upon ths
basinea man o give hs atvertisemt mt wde paby al
Pay. ne lrss o. neS the prces ssarged b he suN
~ circulation This be dies wheel ke talks wors
THROUGH u. unsineas columns OF the GREAT SUNDAY
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Affairs on the 1gissfsssppa River.


wo gather from Western exchanges somo very in.
terestlng items relating 70 movements along the Ns.
sissipp
Gen. Hurbut's division moved from Memphis on The 9th
ussant--dcstinaton unknown.
The meeting Of citizens Ia Memphis the 6th to confor
with General Sherman was productive Of no particular
results.
on the 9Th Inst The stesmer White Cloud. from Helena
for cotton nrcd upon three miles below The city BY
gueriss. No damage done.
The Memphis Appsa, oce closed the eth for the
publication OF an article entitled q Bull Run the Second"
The people Of Commerce have decided 70 shoot all
gncrias that they cotcb lring on boats.
A number OF the gunboats and rams were at Helena,
Arkansas.
The iebel prisoners from Chicago lett Cairo for vicks
burg tho eth, conveyed by ram and q ginooat
Tho vicksburg Wing Of the Cd gays thc ksseS and
federal transport arrived Natches on the lst
IL is rumorsd that great preparations being mado
or an attack upon Ficburg Tho attack wilt be stimuli.
taneous By the kunhyas and the aud force which Is 70
bc much larger thrn tho Hrst attempt 10 take tho
place aud the attack managed tina. doubt
cf s proving entirely successful.
Twelve hundred exchanged rsoci prisoners arrived az
vjcksburg on the 1sb Inst
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INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
Capture or Palmyra by Guerillas.

81. J0ssPH, No., Sept II, 1852.
Porter with about I've hundred guerilas, made dash
on Palmyra this morning, and released forty sccssh pri
sonsrs. He held tho town for 0 while, but withdrew
whsa he heard engine from Hannibal whistle He did
no damage whatever. The railroad and telegraph once
are In order.
wAmrecoy, Sept. II, 1869.
Assistant Postmaster General Mcclellan 10 night
celved despatch from the Postmaster ~ Quincy, III,
Informing him that Psrts band Of snerilss have taken
Pamyrs and therefore no has detained the we-ters
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
shipping IntelIigence.

Arr from Ncw Yorx. Morning Star o, Dublin; Evsdne,
Waterford; Muresborkc War Hawk, Agos o. Plymouth;
Maria Oviilc and Compeer at Deal; 0eorye Cofpresse
(ra Wesscvu Eouersetsrc, Horizon, Universe Elwood
waiter. MaduTcss Flora and Lswrencs .. Liveryoo;
Sarah Ann, Lima, Danny, Cymetar Hernia, Sarah Man
della at Queenstown; Lidy NJ Belfast.
Arr from Phodelphls, Western Ocean a. Liverpool
Arr from Baneye, IfsbsA at Heyoet: Isabcla Jones
81 Greensboro.
ArI from New York 18th. New York, a. C1nsantinople
si Clay, az do yh Norge, al Bristol; .v, Pauline. o.
Ersncn: Sept g Adelaide, and Nonparei, Rt Liverpool
Ben Dsrncs Lucia aud FYls and Western Star a ou.sns
ere~ y small Adelaide. BuIgmiser, Kersehan, Van.
suser Hannah Cal ope, Advance, Courier, and Voosesn
And from Philadelphia a. cheltenhsm 81 LiycrpcoL
And from Baltimore 26h Gauss ~ start popt ssi, LsJ
bclla al Bremcn: 80, Lucy Elizabeth a. Queenstown.
sailed for New York 3D. Emperor from Deal si Jerry
Jeohirs, aud Ccphas Ssarret from Cariih.
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FrHE r0NScNiPTIOH.
yus SUNDAY sERcugY
u
TOMORROW
mi, eana,n bydso. Of The latest aud osn'sfsshag nv-
iicenrf ~ 70 rag CNLIsIMENrS
yisE ENHoLMENTs,
TifE DRAFT,
- Ss yorl Blugtyn the s'se sns INC .oaplry stnsts5
have vonn's'i" UNDER BOiH CALLS
49,. 40 number selected by lot a. The apprcnohn4
ana tnc proportion which the number required pes,a
~ - number enrolled Ia eyory city, county snd dsri3
~ his means man hahle 70 mlI,n dasy Nh DC ~
m n,,msr tables ~ lhe SUNDAY MERCURY furnshed ~
Whole daiy pes with data, which some OF them have ycy
viii be sii more fun srd complete, y Z ~ sslyon y
.,s,aslilon caus double the vcuhnct eWv Of si ~
o,hes SUNDAY aew saRu
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Italy

The details Of Garibadi's capture say chat be was
wounded in the thigh aud foot by bayonet bis retreat
or and unconditional surrender inevitable The re-
rsancc. nevertheless, desperate He has Arrived
at Spezzia Il is reported that his wounde are not
dangerous. and progressing iavorabiy. II
is presumed he will be tried aud sentenced, but par
dOned ON account Of pact services Ono ror says the
government contsmplates sendins him 10 America.
Popular demonstrations in favor of Garibzld he'd oc
Cured at several places, but had been put down.
The newspapers generally think the event must hastsn
the solution Of the Roman question: ana csse ~ French
10 withdraw from Rome.
The blockade Of Sicily has been raised and ~ aae OF
siAse reup0xed
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

/ Espsnschefd, Hat Manufactures, lle
Nassau street, respectfully nvtes the OF Gus
and the public the Fall Fashion fer 0eptlemen's
| Hats ready soc inspection and ale.
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Commercial News.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

the AmericeA6 " MAKE peace.
- COmmerelal News.
LONDON MONEY NARKEV.
Consols closed az e5k e3X for money.
Illinois Central shares SOS %s,. discount se Rail-
road, 81 SO.
LIyERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Sales sf cotton on Monday and Tuesday reached goo
The aset continued excited, and prices had advanced
two 10 three pence since Friday, closing suls
fhs Manchester market wss excied, and goods spd
yarns were advancing.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTurFs vAsKEY.
The market had declining tendency. Richardson,
Spence Co.. Wakefield Nash Co. and Others report:
Flour has dswp~sra tendency den with psrs"i r decline e
red Western es: 81. 10s 3D. red Southern, l0s Cd
los Sd.; white western, lis. lis Cd white Southern,
lis. cd. q l2s COrn downward and declined 90. Cd
per quaSter mixed COS
LIVERPOOL r1ovsro xAKKrr.
fhe market rules dull Messrs. bigland, Athya Go.
and other, report Beef dull Pork very duh. Bacon
Quist with partial decline Of ID Lard qiioh Talow
Inactive.
LIVERPOOL RK0DUcL SlkHKxl.
Ashes rm 81 82s. for pos and vespls Resin edvans-
ing commnn 2ss. I'd. 29s. Spirits turpcutre arm st
I25s. Sugar drner. Cofse 7uisA
Wheat irregular and declined 4s. per quarter. fi0uS
duB ana declined od. L. per hsxrsl Sugar hrra. Cof
fee buoyant Tea heavy. Rice nEm 1syoyq a. tSs
fnS LATEST xAxxETs.
LONDON, ssps. 4. 1909.
Conssls closed at ss,s ssh fos money
xxERICLN GIcuE7gRs.
The latest salce we're Erie Railroad AZ 3l S2; I'LL
Iayxzpoor, Sept. 4, 1867.
CoToy-Ths sales OF cotton yesterday and to-day
tors and exportcrs The MARKET closed duI and nominal
with Q slight decline on oil quahtics.
BRRApsyrpvs-The market - dnsf and prices are up'
n tu fru ard md tnngtt
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Hats and Caps-Tsll 1S62.-Thc largest
stock o. Hats and Caps for the FAN trade. AZ WHITES,
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
THE LATEST NEWS.

LONpOk, sept. 9, Nv.
Italian affairs remain unchanged.
The London Peace Society has issued an aSdrese urging
the Americans 70 make peace.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

Omcfaa Drawings OF Murray, Eddy -
Ge.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS f33-Septcmber IL, i8G2
40, 33, z, 43, "a, 81, 10, 45, so, 4, O., SO, I,
KENTUCKY, CLASS 4A-sepscmber Il, 1862
20, 33, %, At, rs. IL, 81, 81, IA, 30, IS, "a.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
covington. ky.. Louia. Ma,
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PATRIOTIC ACTION OF PHILADELPHIA.
half A MILLION DOLLARS VOTED FOR THE PuDLIC
Z DppENcE.
THE WAR EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA
. p-ry srux 81 1aRa

The very heavy rain this morning has somewhat de-
Saved military operations nr the defence OF the state but
tho nucaeus has aready beeen formed for the most
ksusve organization.
Mayor Henry has been In constant communication with
sho state authorities and every hour rendering them
sn money. A. r. Baldwin Co., Morris, Tssker Co
and other large machine shops the wsrkmen have
rolled themselves body, and recruiting FOR the state
service 10 very active.
The City Council met At noon to-day, and appointed
committee TO wait the Mayor 10 consult With him. u
o. understood that he win bc empowered TO seize upon ell
che arms In tho city.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

CREaoREE GARDEss.--Senorita Cubas makes her first
appearance in pantomms nj this establishment on Mon.
day evening next Tbe piece will DO sTho French Spy"
Ia the principal character in which Madame Celeste has
gained such well deserved popularity Muzios now
Brindis Waltz" performed Tor the nrst time on
Thursday evening. Is charming composition, aud
was received " th unbouaded applause.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

Fcmale Supporters, SILK EIastie nslss,
or most approved make, by MARSH BROTHERS, corner
Brasdway and Ann street Lady IN attendance.
Rupture.-Trusse 0f every variety,
from S and urwsrds ct MARSH BROTHERS, corner OF
Broadway and Ann street
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

Comfort and Cure for thc Raptur~d.-..
Sent free any afic,ed with Rupturr or Hernia Ad
drsss bor 7sB New Yofs Post Office
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

Doctor Humter's Discovery Cares the
very wore form OF scrous obsnstc Erupton Of the skin
and Ulcrs No. Division street. New York city since
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
Number of Seeds in a Bushel.

Finding a diversity of opinion among
farmers in regard to the quantity of seed
necessary to stock given quantity of
ground, and thinking that some Others as
well as myself might be curious to know
the number of grains in a bushel, and how
many would fall on a given quantity of
ground, have made out the following
statement with tolerable degree of accu-
racy, by computation after counting a
small quantity of abe several kinds men
toned.
Timothy seed numbers II. .S2S, 800 grains
TO the bushel, and if sown on an acre of
ground, as recommended by some, would
give about 64 to the square inch. Would
not one be better than six? Glover, of me
dunn size, what we here call Eastern
clover, numbers about IL 400, 900 to the
bushel, and gives about q to the square
inch on an acre. Rio Grande wheat, fair
and plump, numbers about sos, ,2SS TO the
bushel, and gives about l23 to the square
foot. Rye numbers S9S. $50, and gives
about 20! to the foot II. Briggs in n.
E. Farmer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
WILL YOU BE THERE

Beyond this life of hope and fears,
Beyond this world Of grief and tears,
There Is a region fair,
1t knows no change and no decay,
No night but one unending day.
o say, will you be there.
It's glorious gates are closed to sin:
Naaght that deiileS can enter in
To mar its beauty rare:
Upon that bright, eternal shore,
Earth's bitter curse is known no more.
o say, will you be there?
No dropping form, 10 fearful eye,
No hoary head, no weary sigh;
No pain, no grief, no care;
But joys which mOrtals may not know
Like a calm river, ever flow.
o say. viii you be there?
Our Saviour, once a mortal child,
As mortal man, by man Tcviled,
There many crowns doth wear.
While thousand thousands swell the strain
Of glory TO the Lamb once slain
say, viii you be there?
Who shall be there7 The lowly here
All those who serve the Lord in fear,
The worlds proud mockcry dare;
Who by the Holy Spirit led.
Rejoice the narrow path to tread
These, these shall all be therel
Those who have learned at Jesus cross
All earthly gain to count but loss
So that his love they share,
Who. gazing on the Crucihed,
By faith can say, For me he died. -
These, these shall all be therel
VIII You be there? You SHALL you must,
If hating sin, in Christ you trust
Who did that place prepare.
Still doth his voice sound sweetly Come.
i ON the way-I'll lead you home
With me you will be therew
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
A Lesson Worth Enshrining

A lesson in itself sublime,
a lesson worth enshrining.
Is this: i take no note Of time
Save when the sun is shining"
These words dial bore,
And wisdom never breaches
10 human hearts better lore,
Than this short sentence teaches.
As life is sometimes bright and fair.
And sometimes dark and lonely,
Lot US forget its toll and care,
And note its bright hours only.
There is no grove on earth's broad chart,
But has some bird to cheer it;
30 hope sings on in every heart,
Although we may not hear il.
And If to-day the heavy wind
VI sorrow is depressing,
Perchance to-morrOws sun will bring
The weary heart blessing.
For life is sometimes bright and fair,
And sometimes dark and lonely;
Then let's forget its toll and care,
And note its bright hours only.
We bid the joyous moments haste,
And then forget their glitter;
We take the cup of life and taste
No portion but the bitter;
But we should teach our hearts to deem
Its sweetest drops the strongest;
And pleasant hours should ever seem
To linger round us longest.
As life is sometimes bright and fair,
ana sometimes dark ana lonely,
Let us forget its toll and care.
And note its bright hours only.
The darkest shadows Of the night
Are Just before the morning;
Then let us wait the coming light,
All bodcless phantoms seorning;
And while we're passing on the tide
Of Times fast ebbing river.
Let's pluck the blossoms by its side
And bless the gracious Giver.
As life is sometimes bright and fair,
And sometimes dark and lonely,
We shOuld>forget its pain and care,
And note its bright hours only.
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..I Don't Complain" /"

I'm a poor, miserable creature" re
marked Mrs. Pinfeather, to q sympathiz
ing neighbor, "and always expect to be
Nothing goes right with me. | never
succeeded in anything | undertook. and
never shall, But don't complain !"
First and last, don't suppose there's
any woman that ever underwent what
have III the way of sickness. | don't sup
pose there : aanv disease you ever heard of,
but what I've had, or expect to have be-
fore die. Last year had the erysipelas
and the Jrosca ereettTeS, and expect from
my feelin's that I'm in consumption now.
But l don't complain.
Il believe there never was family
more hard to get along with than mine
There is always something to pay. The
boyS get to fighting in the streets and tear
then clo:hes, and have 'em to mend
The girls don't help me a bit. There's
Sarah Jane-she IS always fretting and
complaining about some thing or other
| don't know who she takes 2tter I'm sure.
Whatever my troubles are | never COM
plain
I'm always cleaning house, and i hurts
me dreadfully, and the more / clean IT.
the dirtier it looks. But I don't COM
plain
Everybody takes the advantage of my
being lone widow, and can't help my
self They don't pity me in the least
But don't complain!
81 used to believe in human friendship,
but don't now. l know | haven't got n
friend in the world. If had, l should
be sure TO loose him. Ny children don't
care anything about me. All they want
is to get as much out of me as they can.
But | don't complain
They say that everybody was born for
some purpose. It's my conviction that |
was born to be a martyr. But l don't
complain
Il never expect TO take any comfort IN
living. never get moments rest. I'm
on my feet all day, and half the time l
can't sleep at nights. But don't COM
plain
Very likely you won't see me again.
feel am very liable to go any minute
It's hard to leave young family all to
themselves in this vale of tears But if
it should happen, l shan't complain :"
Mrs. Pinfeather stopped TO take a pinch
of snuff. and her friend bursting into tears,
exclaimed that ''she was the long-suffering-
est woman she ever did see."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
A joke on Cen. NaIson.

OUR boys, writes a Kentucky army cor
respondent, are furiousfor practical Jokes,
and are constantly on the lookout for sub
Jects. One was recently procured in the
person OF new teamster who had charge
OF SIX large shaggy mules. Jchu was also
the proprietor of two bottles Of old Bour-
bona contraband in camp-which a wag
discovered and resolved TO possess. Re
| ing aware that the drivers presence was
an impediment to the theft, he hit upon
the following plan to get rid of him
Approaching the driver who was busy
currying his mules, he aceosted him with
Il say, old fellow, what are you doing
theres" Cant you see?" gruffiy replied
Jehu. Certainly" responded wag, but
that Is not your business. 1t is after tattoo,
and there is a fellow hired here by the
General who curries all the mules and
horses brought in after TATTOO" The mule
driver bit at once and wanted to know
where the hair dresser" kept himself
Whereupon he was directed to Gen. Nel-
sons tent, with the assurance there was
where the fellow ''hung out" ''You can't
mistake the man" said the wag. ''he is
large. fellow, and puts on q laundering
sight OF airs, for man in his business
He will probadly refuse to do it.. and tell
you to go to the devil, but don't mind
that lie has been drinking to-day. Make
him come out, SIRE"
Jehu posted on, and entering the tent
where our Napoleon of the Fourth Divis-
ion sat in deep reyerie, probably considcr-
ing the most expeditions method Of ex-
/ pelling the rebel Buckner from his native
state, slapped him on the back with force
sufficient to Oannihilate a man Of ordinary
size. Springing TO his feet, the General
accosted his unlimited guest with, "Well,
sir, who are you, and what the devil do
you want?"
'-Old hoss, I've got job for you, now,
six mules to be curried, and right of, toe"
said the Captain of mules, nothing daun-
ted at the flashing eye of the General
do yon know whom you are addressing
sir?" asked the indignant commander-
"Yes," said Jehu elevating his voice to
pitch which rendered the words audiblca
square off, you are the fellow hired ly
Uncle Sam to clean mules and ] won't
have any foolishness. Clean them mules,
and III give you drink of busthead."
''You internal villain p' exclaimed the
General, now perfectly furious, 81 am Gem
eral Nelson, commander of this division ~
Jehu placed the thumb Of his right
hand against his nose, and extending his
fingers, waved them slowly, in manner
supposed by some to be indicative of
great wisdom. The Generals 5 sword leap
ed from its scabbard, and Jehu from the
tent Just in time to save his head. Our
boys drank the sbig mule drivers" health
in the Bourbon. The story soon got out,
and is now the Joke of the season.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

A GOOD one is told of Quaker volun-
teer, who was in a Virginia skirmish.-
Coming in pretty close quarters with a re-
bel, he remarked, Friend it's unfortunate,
but thee stands just where Pm going to
shoot, and blazing away, down came Sc
cesh.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

HoLD1Se PLow.-"Didn' you tell me.
sir, that You could hold the plow ," said a
farmer TO a green Irishman who be had
taken on trial. ''Arrah be aisy now 7"
said Pat. '.How the deuce canI hold 1t,
and two horses drawing it away from me
But give it to me in the barn, and be ia
bers, III hold it with naybody,"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

To hoop frkin pail tub or barrel, when
no iron bands or wooden hoops are conven-
lent, pass an iron wire twice around and
twist the ends to make them hold. 1t
may be driven or tightened like an ordi-
nary hoop. We have often found it quite
convenient.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

Could souls be made visible, and bodies
invisible, MANY now deemed prosperous
and worthy would change places with
those whom we regard as miserable and
unfortunate. Think of one whom we are
wont to see in ''goodly apparel being
pointed at, and followed by the cry,
"There goes a soul out at the elbows p
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

FoR organizing an army, feeding, cloth
ing and equiping it, and going into the
war business in general, the American
people stand a-loan.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

Bill, how did you lose your finger"
Easy enough, I" said Billy q spose
you did-but how?' 'sI guess you'd lost
yourn if it had been where mine was. -
"Well, if you must know" said Billy, 81
had to cut it off or else steal the trap"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

A COUNTRY paper says: Our account Of
the thunder storm last week contained a
slight error-instead of hail stones as large
as pullets, read bullets.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

THEY pass best over the world, said
Queen Elizabeth, ''who trip over it quick
ly, for it is but bog, if we stop we sink. l"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

Why is it impossible for person Eho
lisps to believe in the existence Of youne
ladies : Hetakes every Mia for Myth.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

The good deeds that most sons prefer
that their fathers should. leave behind
them are real estate deeds.