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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

THK KALLEGHAsIAss.-Thls famous troupe,
SO popular throughout the United States and
Just returned from four years tour in
South America, Australia, and the Sandwich
Islands, give a concert at Melodeon Hall,
next Monday evening. The singing OF the
Aileghanians is superior to that OF any
troupe now travelling. Their voices har'
nonize wonderfully, their articulation IL
vory distinct. and above all, they sing suct
music as the masses of the people under
stand and can sppreciste. They have sunl
together for over fifteen years. Go and hes
the Allsghsnians, by all means.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
DIR. DODS'
Celebrated Wine Bitters
ARE UNSURP ASSEDI

For Sore Throat. so common among the Cler
cy. thoy are truly valuable.
For the aged and narm, and for persons oi n
weak cunstituton-fnrM Ministers ui the Gospel
Lawyers, and all public spoakcrs-iur Book
Keepers. Tailors. Scamstrcsses, Students, Art
,ists, and all persons leading n sedentary lite
they will prove truly beneficial.
Asa beverage, they are wholesome, limo
cent, and delicious to the tasto. They produce
all the oXhildratug effects oi brandy or wine
without Intoxicating: ami are valuable rem
cdy for persons addicted tn the use Of excess
i've strong drink, and who wish to refrain iron
H. They are pure and entirely free from til,
pOisnns contained In the adullcratcd wines an'
liquors with which the country is Hooded.
These Blt,crs not only CURE, but pRENENT
disease, and should be used by all who live il
u country where tho water IL bad, az whcr,
IChillS and Fcvcrs ar0 prevalent. Being on
'troly innocent and harmless. they may h,
given freely 10 children and infants with i'm
lpunty.
| Physicians, Clergymon. and temperance I'D
yuca,eS. as IA act ol humanity, should assis
in spreading these truly valuable BlrTEiE
over tho land, aud thereby essentially aid II
.banshnig drunkenness and disease.
In Affections of the Head, Sick Head
ache, or Nervous IIca adache, DIR. Dods
Imperial Wine Bi;tcrs will he found q
be Most Salutary and Eilicacious.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

THg SOLDIERS Ain SOCIETY Tn Socie
ty has already accomplished an immense
amount Of good in collecting, making up,
and forwarding supplies to our sotdiers.-
The life Of many poor fellow in the hospi
tails in Kentucky Las been saved by the ef.
Forts OF this Society and kindred associations
throughout the country. The severe battles
that have been fought during The past month,
have taxed their energies severely. The
wounded and sick have been multiplied,
and the services Of every woman are now
needed to supply them with articles actual
| ly necessary in hospitals.
| The attendance at the meetings of the So.
ciety Monday evenings, should be more gen
eral. Not only the young, but the middle
aged and old, should be on hand and al
contribute their mite towards their country
) salvation. Those living in the country chi
render material aid by contrbuiions--cloth
of all kinds, yarn, in fact any and everythir
that the sick soldier can wear or eat. Sue
: contributions may be left at Cages slor,
and they will be acknowledged weekly i
the town papers. We hope our friends
town and county will act in this matter
once. Those wounded are not now prope
: ly taken care of, and the certainty Of mo-
desperate battles within month, calls f
redoubled energy on the part Of those wi
take an interest in providing for the soldier
y Friends, remember the soldiers are Gghtii
our battles.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
imperial Wine Bite S

Are composed Of Il pure and unadnlterated
Vine, combined vita lL,rbcrry, Solomon +
Seal, Crrirry, Will Cherry rr"c Bark, Spike.
utrd, Clnmnmile Flowers. and Gcntian. They
are manufactured by Dr. Duds himself, who is
tIi experienced and successful Physician, and
hence should not he classed among the quack
urstrUm which luoi tho country. and against
which lhr Medical Profession are No Justly
preiudiccd.
Vhese truly valuable Bittcrs have boon =,
thoroughly tested hv all classes oi tho commu
nifty for almost every variety of disease Incl
dent To the human system, that they are nov
ldoemcd iuligponsabla as n
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

dscasc. cola sNi'i's son "r. Ia Ia boat nnd '
strir,s its uatu'nl fturii"u- Th"s, u u > 'i'''l
react upnn itr..rl,rS uuI 90" Surrounding " ral' hi'
durng general aCsttvi'iHn, sn' ring. 'hl ~
white in thi- ain .i'inn, opir ss"l iv thn 'iriane'
tako Ayers pills ail t,r l. ~ di r'ilS ut"Y r" Z"
natural ari,n ~ the ~ stem. ani VIII u t'e hi' NJ
fIng NJ i.l'.ii 1. lin. Wr' g. i'' 'nI -' 'ii'I'n '
this trivial mn r1'u'"n mptint. i' ri-' i' Ia mui'
of t,n L,.,,sa,ri ai ,aul ds iucts The sn,.
rir. tive ,'r' ..l,ls ,ir'i. Cu. y 7iuil1r "'.l'
ti1us pud 'trIs"u"ns Il tbs h''l. ;, m"tu'is t' u'
hv The sam ~ ,1,p N'n. who know h' vru's %! IL"
Fills viii U'g'r., to cmi"y "in when suffering 'iJi
the di-prdr'' 'hay Hfirt,
Stn'riusuis l,,n ,adins physicians IN some of t'
principal cities nai from ,;a"r w"l a"""h i"ltr pei
Fran Il Eulen,iio9 M~ie'.ut r. " Loais. ~ !, -,
d.. syGp: iUur iIi,- arc the I'uas'n VI all Uit
rrnri In t, inn. Thy 'G,' cure. ~ lit' dnu mt
nt urrris yitc. u,n lir itt Is tl e. . iJ lh'' iuNr
inr,r.,li" ur yai's. Her mr"r has hcrl long gr",
ousIy ,nii.Icl With il,'.i - trl rrpl.s i'r skin
IN i'r hair At'r utr rii . "tS 'r'cI, III" dH' u"
9 ynur pills, and they hav" cnrrl her. ...
I " asa NDlNlUlluE
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21
FlsnL,y M.RxEr,-CorrecteI weekly b
Taylor & Croninger.

DWEssgp HoGs.-weathcr having hcen favor.
able during the week, pork has beeu canning
in freely. Prices 100 lbs Ranging from 50 O.
10 $2a0.
CLEVELAND. -- Wheat, rcd 80 95. aCorn
new, 3lc. Eggs 90. Glover Seed s3,7j.
NEW YonK. 90 Dressed Hogs, sI.7i western
Western Butter Halle, for Ohio. Lard, 7l@s l.
Corn, IS. Western Oats, 19GLIlc.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

CioAp AND TopacGo FAoroRY. - We have
been informed that a firm of cigar and to-
bacco manufacturers from Springfield, in
tend establishing themselves in Findlay,
next Spring. Such an establishment would
do a heavy business in this section of the
state. A better location they could net
have sci, cted,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

TsIrGa,Pm.--If Findlay is any longer
without a telegraph, it will be her own
fault. The company controlling the line
along the Mad River II. r., propose 10 con
meet us at Carey, for $500. II strikes ns
that that sum could be raised in short me-
,re. Who will take hold Of 1t +!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

Cnr,r BarAp.--Bread is likely to he cheap
for somc imc to come, and II it well made
it is truly the "Stalf Of lifc," bnt II poorly
made it is truly tie hammer of DEATH il
you use ID. b. De Land & Co.'S Chemical
Saleratus you will have no trouble in ma
king deiciaus bread and biscuit.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

Gopny, for March, is on hand, as usual
full Of eneravings and choice literature.-
For the home circle, Cooley stands now as
IL did forty years ago, ahead Of all compet
ton. Every family should take it. L. A
Cooley, Publisher, Philadelphia.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

The SCARCITY OF DWELLINGS IN FINDLAY
is matter Of everyday remark. There is
now not an empty house in the town, and
enquiries for tenements are being made ev.
cry day. To supply the demand, not less
than one hundred dwellingsshould be erect
ed as early in the spring as possible. Those
intending to build should crowd it as las
as possible.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

Npw ApvxRrissMgSrs.- Green, Drug
eist--oils and Concentrated Lye.
Alleghaneans--Concert.
Brown & Bope--AlminisiratoE's Notice,
estate Of Henry Treece.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21
B<B~ See one or tBo Specimens Of ichat
is Eoeryachere said by the People,
Editors. Dealers Roc.

need bo 80 no longer, " they use "CosrAR's"
Extcrininators. We hove used II to our salts.
faction, and II a box cost d we would have It.
We had tried posous, but ihey effected moth
out "r Rat, Mice, Reaches, and Bed Bugs,
quicker than wo can wrlto IL. II Is In great
drinand all over tho country L Medina (Ohio)
GdS,iie.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually In Grant county by vermin. than
would pay for tuns ot this Rat and Insect Kill
or.-t Lancaster (Irsconsin) Herald.
| HENRY p. COSTAR - We are selling } q,
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have
been used, Rats, Mice, Reaches and Vcrmin
disappear rapidly.
| EcKRR 4 SrouVprR.
Druggists, Windsor, Md.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21
TEM .ALES.

The many cert iiiicates which have been ton.
d"rcd us, and the letters which we are daily
receiving. are conclusive proof that among
the women these Bitters have given u satisfao.
|ticn which no others have ever done bciore.-
No woman IN the land should be without them,
and hose who ,nCc use them viii not tail H.
La.nI n = ltIILi
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21
Order No. Z.

Ii. persons knowing themselves indebted
TOD. y. Stubbs, either hy noe or book
account, are hcrob, notified Ia report them
,elves to Head Quarters. sign ol tho Bu" Boot q.
in F,nd'ay, OHi",hy Tie Is day "l March, lS'2'
aud settle the same. u ordor Of
M. /. HIGGINS,
NM. Gen. agent Commanding The Post,
Feb. B. laG2.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21
The Mountain Of Light
MEDICAL PROTECTOR,

4 hook Of over 800 pages, full of lne anatoml'
cal and other engrayines.
II contains not only the pith oi MI Tie lale
Developments in Medicine and surgery above
referred Ia, but II is also guide Ia All VINO as
pire to felicity with tho opposite sex; shows
how tn guard against danger, and how ~ es'
cape danger when incurred. Useful alike to
male and female, but should not be in the
hands of very young persons, as IL contains
information that might be perverted 10 IN
worthy ends. Also iul and explicit KEY To
all the hidden and delightful soorOts UI Mari.
age. Lave and Beauty, never before
DIR. JacksOn's Perpetual Preventive.
tho only article in the world that, without
inconvenience or danger, VIII inhilbly pre-
ent conception. Thousands Of married IA
les, too feeble To hear children except ~ Inc
hazard of life, have reason 10 Oo thankful loI
| this invention, II resembles no other prevent
i've in use, and is superior to all Forwardt'
TO any address.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

N.'ssItl.- 'Hi, -. g., ia Irti, 'n1t. J
S'f in'' u.'"l ur rl. in uiy -ol"iu AZ. "piial
lfi it''" ti.r.,'. ur ctunn h"sua," To
-t tr., ,fo '''. ,t'iHt tls ruf log Ih"t rgn.
.uIu' ,,tl,u !Gi,f ;Ii decided, cun-'.
u.,, tt, .u, aGlui'alr .rio,iy ior drIangr
ui ih ,tpa,.i. inirri have s,l m found of
its ,,,. 80 ..7iiitr that Il ,i readily ytli o
,unrn Ira,.iti..'y u.s, Ai.J Z Hti', VI u,
y.,LA,. "a, H, lac gtg,nr IlpSiitIg
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

TUE 57ru left Camp Chase for Paducah,
Kv., Tuesday night. This splendid Regi-
men, will soon have a chance at the enemy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

Those preparations tanliko ali others) are
"Freo from Poisons."
mot dangerous to the Human Family"
TRAITS do not die on the premises"
"They come out Of their holes to die."
They are the only infallibe remedies known.
"l2 years and more established in New York
city"
Used blythe City Post ONCE.
Used blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used blythe City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used blythe City Hospitals, Aims Houses, 40.
Used by--the Hotels: 'Astor,' 'St. Nicholas, &c.
Used 6y--the Boarding Houses, &C., sc.
Used by-more than 10000 Private Families
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

M. veipeau's Identifying Powder.

1t imparts TO the c0mpexlon an exquisite
bloom and Transparency, ana oliectnhily pre-
vents III" formation of wrlhKles' pintchos
frocklos, pmplss, wens, ETC., ctc. Price u
per box, sent by mail.
Every letter must contain six cents IN stamps
to be used for reply. Address Drs. jackson
Herbert Il Co., or simply Postohice Box 436 Gin
cinnati. Ohio. nnice, No. l07 sycamore street
Medicines and instructions sent promptly, I,
any part OF tho country.
February \, lsGl.-I0m.i.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

CAUTION ~ - To prevent tho public from
being imposed upon by Spurious and H'gHy
Pernicious limitations, II new label has boen pre-.
pared hearing n Jdcsir'iis of the Proprietor :
signature. Examine each box, bottle, or nask
carefully before purcl asing and take nothing
but ..Costnrs."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21
General Order No. e.

LNOR the purpose OF closing out cur s.ooS @ VI
u Goods ON hand by t"e FIRST OF 4 ril' we
o ;,r our present good assortment o' Boots ana
shoes on hard, NJ lrst cost. ,,,oo,,,
Mai. Con. AGcn, Commanding the POST
February :, lsG2 .---.
NATIONAL pIsrrSs Any p"H PmvATg prNsA''
established January LIST, lS5o
FIVE iuNpREp DoLLAHs FoRFrir'
Three Eminent Physiciars ~ constant attend
nnoe. The Faculty ofthe Institution consist
ingot
pnns eeG15eRT JACKSON, ,,
Member Of the Royal college Of Snrs"fis'
London.
Or, ROBERT HERBERT, .,
Late IT Philadelphia, Il member nl the 'oc'"'
tV of Friends. and
IN. EUGENE VelPeAU,
Late ut the l.undun and Paris Hospitals,
Guarantee, Undcr Il peual'v ul $500. complete
cure at every Sexual Disease, however agra
waited by neglect, and WITHOUT NRR'uN' n,
/ We arc perfectly safe In making ihl' over.
because we will not undertake ANY case li'''
l. we ara not sure of curing.
! Gnnorrhea, syphilis, Self Abuse. Impotence
Whites or Fluor Albus, elect. structure, SSlI
Diseases. Venereal Warts, Diseases of lht
Bladder and Kidneys, Female irregularities
Bnrrenness, Liver Complaint, Enncaii"n, rre
mature Decay, the Pains of Ago, General 10
, hility, Change of Life, etc., receive ospocm
lattention.
TnRAruISr ESTRELY NEW, and always sue
: Icessful; cure rapid and thorough; ANA rcI"T
enccs of eminent Physicians and Surgeon
both in this country and Europe.
h The DISPENSARY CIRCULAR tnrwhrNe
gratis hy mail, to any address, contains lhNa
= uuhla advice Ia young mon, young ladies' cnl
n templitiug matrimony, and married We nav
lust published
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

'Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c. Extermi.
nat0r.
"COstar's"
"Costar's" Bed -Bng Exterminator.
"Costar's"
''Costar's' Electric Powder, for In
sects. &c.
IS 25u., soc. ASD 81 90 BnxRs. B0rrLEs AVID
FLAsKs, 81 anu 81 SIZE PoR PLAsrArI0ss,
Snirs, BOArs, HOTELS, 40, 40.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21
BANK NorK TABLE-Corrected weekly, by
Adams, Carlins Il Co..
BANKABLE FUNDS.

BANKABLE FUNDS.
State Bank ot Ohio; Ohio Free Banks lin good
credit); Bank of tho State OF Indiana; New
York State and City; New England; New Jer,
sey; Philadelphia; Delawarei United States
Treasury Notes.
UNCURRENT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30

the dsssps force aud spirit Of the rebels J,f DAVIS
Il slli in Richmond. The enemy lie 10 iumenss fore
from the borders OF the creek TO within three mii's Ct
the city They appear to have formidable fo' t,--
tons but assert tia. they 60 Gu! up cue hoops 4.
they will never get across the Chick4homny 10 tetru
Grea, corsernaten existed n Richmond, aud ncsi Of
the leading people had moved back of the city TO await
the issue Of tho battle
Our army ia again 10 motion this mornrg. Oars arc
running part of the rairol6 between the P.mHn-
key aud Cheklhoniny, aud ponoous, moEtars and hs.
bokls are some of the instrumeates Of dasn that 60
see sround and about Va. Tue country between head.
quarters and New Bridge Is woody, veil wstsr,d, Nd
broken into ridges The ROADS are good aud isyorsbs
to The pa sage OF artillery and conmssary teams.
Ali facto point TO a desperate battle when cur troops
pass beyond the ChiCklhominy though the rebels have
bOased before that they meant to 6ght ami have ar'
wards relreated.
= Mainline our army is united snd conf lent. Their
regard for Mcclellan amounts to positive woeship The
General will proceed cautiously, leaving avenue open
to feat and am sure shall occupy Redmond he
fore anoiHer fortnight. The PSmunkey il now filed
with shipping, and munitions OF every description ere
arriving by thousands of tons daily. Toe army hs5
been rapidly advanced within the past two days. We
are on toe eve OF our greatest struggle.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30
ICnTTS PARTISAN RANGERS.
" f 81 iiiIft hanger. oI .S'. ~

n Rave received req siste hory . tai - ,.L
J rrs Of Partisan Rangers, TO terHe during SrI1
ITttS
Cay and IHanTg ami ave sitached TO u company
"a th- ight awi IppoIe ~ oerAte VI hin the =
q. aud vii be enabled hold out e "Ipect Of
tbsu thst viii falls 70 thu lo u the regular Soldier
events the zoe will not be subjected TO the
tedlam o. camp lie. 1870, 49,,
IN me "a stp branch service, unite with me- and sl
connsnlr baNIoas rot mustered into The Confederate
vice DEL gentlemen -ho proposed uul VITA ring
with N IN su pysts A. they may be abe to mAnd,
q qua, rife, pstIl', 20
he wolf Il run.sd his scalp snd has de
ter ed 10 raV or al and sons w,cl may
ON toe enemy thus p the inyade.s OF
a opptes.Or liberty ulon the 70 tng ~ the
beasts Of be cap urej or ilaln az ume and by
an, mean, not pro- ibi ID ny esal Sarfa e.
ny ke ~ eater ng 20 Jon me, who not eng Iged
IA he mi ser 'ce Aud psi ny whose In
the the INVOKE item 70 lola Shsh7r
Ted by pie 1--we Of try or hatred OF the puddle
~ whe her ihey wrotg TO address, vengeance 70
Itake, 81 home 70 protect
leatm wishing companis for tie corPg will address
Cy, Virginia. or apply 10 person al my Tetoi-
Ing rendeIV in this city. -. -
NAY % st Major PArIlIAn RLnEtn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30
Tls Hns..l,,. Force at conn.h.

An indseseet correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune
writing from Halseks army, under date Of the oh pst
SAYS that the forces wish which shat General viii attack
Oofnth will consist Of 100 600 infantry between 1900
ald Is 600 cavalry and over 500 pieces OF artillery
General Andrew Jackson S 9TH commands this greet
Jsee of cavalry, ard tts correspondent says that he
could II rere not lu yeoper, state exactly the upOF-
tlat mOv,msnt which he vii make Shen the attack IN
f,dnt commences. Il. thinks this ominOus movement
Will have telling eec: on the fortunes OF the day
s1d perhaps decide the result. It will be made with
force Of ten thousand mcuaLed men, moving in single
column What splendid opportunity for artillery prae
ice this Will stford batteries Tie correspondent
SAYS that the sisse guns which Hllsok is bringing up
~i.h sugh vas, lbOr consist OF SCORES Of rasd
2Es, SIS aud as. He will revsr carry them back
These are cur guns Defrrct Fedarals will b,qneath
them to The Southern OOGiederacy.
Tais same frank correspondent makes confession as
follows, though he sticks TO the surprise" which Gee;
Grant has officially rspadia.ed:
There il no DOUBT that the first telegraphc reports OF
this battle of SbI5b) With which the ccuatry WAS HOOD
a. ,Ssrs Mann tllrsI out If tobts ctcth Ihs trh t'
me bate Of Shiloh Il sURPRIsk and DEFEAE :" vs.
"a Ncsr rEEK.sLE BOW rrP cttd Og me 6asHS lTom
t,h ck tklt parssf 81 car amy engaged ~ a HAS MI
YET FULLY REJOYERED"
Toe correspondent also asserts that in the lat days
combat Al "a. Il 600 CT the Federal Amy were placed
Agrs ia eou6rt IN killed, wounded and Psisorerf.-
WHAT then, wGs the grand total OF the two Gays Pro
baby about twice vhN. the Federal Generals return
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30

fering grsVously more greVousy in proportion to the
numbers employed than in this country because Ia those
countries there is not the OF independence there
greater disposition TO lesa upon tue Government fer
help than happily prevails amongst ourselves. Bat when
told by any organ OF American opinions that
Europe, that England, has behaved unhsIdsomey by
America, feel the utmost conf isIce that the hcE
verdict OF history will be thisthAt there
occasion ia which the civiz ID nations OF the world in
general bore and had been CEMENT u bear much real
misery resulting from civil and municipal quarrel in
another without Interference there had been
the present occasion. Applause II look at the
pain It has brought upon US II is grievous thought In
another point Of view it "a remarkable testimony 10
the real progress Of cvzng and peics1 ideas among
tue nations Of the world. (asar. hear) Il Ia In hom.
age what is called abstract pFnoipls that all this
misery has been borne. Ii has been Of the danger
and mischief Of interference Ia intesne qlarr in oher
countries and the Difference that has been paid 70 that
kystem OF international policy by England aud By al
the nations of EaTope is ssy, smong the Host remark
abe features that determine the Character q history
applicable to tie 10 century in which live. ZAP
pause. Ia your district gentlemen it ia inpcss.-
ole TO move without being struck on the one hand by
the msnaoing character OF the time, man kaowng
whether TO morrow will lot be darker than to-day
whether another month will not greatly advance in tie
ale Of suffering upon the month that is nos passing.