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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-10-25
The Confessions aud Experience OF
AN Invalid.

DUBLIsIIED for the benefit and a warning
and a caution to young men who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, Ae. supplying
at the same time the means OF selt-Cure. by enc
who has cured himself aiier being put ~ great ex
Iepss through medical imposition and quackeTy.-
~ cnclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
ca 80 may BE- had Of the author
kAIIANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, hing, Co, y \
Nsl.h IS lsse --ly
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FAss N0TdCE.

4 LII persons having any lawful claims to tho
~ estate of Daniel llill,sh. deceased, late from
Washington township, Northumberland county. arc
requested for the last time. to present their accounts
duly authenticated, at the late residence of the de
ceased on Saturday the llth day Of October next.
And all persons indebted any way to said estate.
whether notes, Vonluc-hill. or book account, are
also requested for the last time 10 make payment at
the same time and place.
TOBIAS MILL. Administrator.
Jordan twp. Sent 20 1862
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CENTRAL aIOYEL FOR SALE.

V'HlS well known Hotel located in Sunbury, at the
i elton of the Northern Central with the Sunbu'
~ Erie Railroads, is offered al private sale
Terms Of sale will be made easy, For further in
formation, enquire at this Office
August Q 1852
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SIMON p. WOLVERTON,
Attorney and Counselor AT Law.

onico, Market street 2 doors west Of Depot,
SUNB u RY, PA
w ILL attend promptey to the collection Of claims
w and all other professional business ntrusted 10
his care la Northumberland and adjoining eountes
SunbuTy, May 8, 1859
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-10-25

G,PALplNGS Prepared Glue and shelley Ma.
- yllHfv. Wiey poe bottle aui hiu-h 20 'gfut.
Cordial Enr oi Cali-uya BARS and h,nfiur, iyr
removing Ffcasy 1g iae ~ tbs vri,r n. Le r,pturs
ATmS4sss
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'Egs Az Tsk<ssaSESSs lsEs0GGtTS a.
TsDN MA GOV. "a kehEN.

ILNAS ~ I-NLI IS:
In the name and by the authority Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, ANDREW
q. CURTIN, Governor OF the said Com
mOnwu4i.h,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-10-25

now Is THE TIME To I'LL YOUR ALBUMS
! Y con .Iu.ngs = 10" zrHreity of change vim f.u
nay cl. CONT IEAo9RApN 1 CAKuL nj. NISIIE
PORTRAITS
, 1862-05-15

There are mannerists who would be all the
bstter fOi knowing little aboht mannets
In the space Of forty years Mexico has had no
fewer than hGy.fve different governments.
To avoid the risk Of cutting their mouths with
knives it is singular that the Chinese use chop.
sticks at the table.
| Soldiers can prObtbly consume more shoe.
leather than any other class Of peOpls-exeept
collectors for newspapers
Hell hath no fury like . woman corned, "
The original says scorned," but Nibbles thinks
| the line reads Pretty well without the g.
MANY folks order their car iage to the door,
not so much for The purpose Of going u take an
airing as to 60 and give themselves airs.
The total cost Of engraving, numbering and
printing the issues Of Treasury notes, under the
acts Of the 9th and 18th Of August last, was
&l3s,OOO.
Calcutta will be no longer thv capital Of India.
The site Of the new capital has not been fully
decided upon, but POonah and Simla are talked
Of Calcutta will then be only the capital Ol
Bengal.
II is stated as an absolute fact that Gen.
thomas has thirty or (Orty Of his relatives in
| office. Another man has succeeded IN getting
nearly sixty Of his family relations into good
bcrths.
The family name Of Queen Victoria Is Alex.
andria Victoria Guelph! Since Prince Albert's
death, there is an effort to lind out what was bis
name. It was Francis Albert Augustus Charles
Emanuel Busici.
The young infant Of Spain has had only
| ninetv-Uine baptismal names bestowed upon her
Their mere enumeration takes up tweuty-eighl
lines Of the small type Of the New York Herald
Poor little mortal
Col. Russell, Of the 10th Connecticut Regi'
ment was killed at the assault on Roanoke Is
land by ball which struck bis sword belt, with.
out breaking It. Not q bruise or wound was
found upon his body.
The Methodists have the most Army Chap.
lains; the Episcopalians come next, then the
| Presbyterians, then the BaptiSts The MethO
dists have also furnished the army with about q
dozen colonies and score Of under officers.
The London Times makes the following I'd.
mission: "The active spirit Of the NOrthGrn
States have hOcked to the var. These are su.
periOr, both in bodily strength and mental cul.
ture, 10 the average Of the European troops"
The United States contains 42O Gas Work es.
tablisments representing S6l .62O, $40 OF capital
The British Colonies have % works and 81, ll2,.
070 capital The Cuban and South American
Provinces have 20 works and N6,S6O, 900 capital.
The Providence Journal says there Is not the
shadow Of foundation for the report that the
Navy Department has decided to remove the
Naval School from Newport No order to that
effect mas been given, and none is contemplated.
The valuation Of all the property in the State
Of New York, as fixed by the Board Of Equali-
zation Of Taxes for 1861, is 81 ,34l, ,767, 400 By
the census Of 1860 the population was 1851 !.
0oS; showing the people to be worth 3374
apiece In the average.
, 1862-05-15
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano came 70 hand and IN AFt nate order. II d
beautiful lnstFdments-lGH WALKEn, Pl1ladelphlA.
John Hewitt. Of Carthage, New York, who hes bad
friend of mine wishes ne 10 purchase plano fOE heF
She likes the one you sod me In December, l0b0. Ny
piano 70 becoming Popalar q this Pl.ee and think
lar than any other mnke."
We have two Of waisr Pianos In ne N our seminary
oOed which has been severely tested Tor three yea-
and We can testify % thelr god quality and dunabiy-
The MelOdem has sfy arrived. feel obliged 10 yoa
for your liberal discount will d. al can or yun In thoss
paTts'-Rev J. u. hcCORMIcE. YarquesVille, 8. O.
x. WATsRs, sq-Dear Sic; aaVlng used one Of your
panoiO!tes tE two yeae past have found very SO
Heights Seminary.
the Piano was duly received. II came 10 excellent
condition. and Il very much admired BY my numerous
s%iS ASSsRs ny sS.nr ISs EU9r PIO%gshsROD
Rev. MF. Haynes writes q iollOuS:-Preston Hollow
N. Y. July 2sIh 1858. Ma. wATERs-. Dear Sir: ne
ceVed the Mel0de0n, safe and In god order; veil
hope shall hats occasion 70 order one OF two more
the present season.
TIoeA, N. Y, July 18th 1855. HoRacE WARNS, ESQ.
sir: The MelOdeOh you sent me wH0 ouy received 10
instrument highly satiNcIcy and lea you Siii accept
my thanks fOF the very berll terms which yon luf
niShed H. and for the very hons abe manner 10 which
promised. Very respectfully yOura, &C., IL. SHiTS.
The Piano eceVed from you 0O0tlnues 10 give atls-
faction regard L. as one Of The best hsTumenis In the
Placs.-JAnEs L. CLAHKE, ChArisuiOn, W.
Your Piano pleases we'll. Il Is the best one In our
cOunty-1HONAs A. LATHAM, CampbetOn, Ca.
We very much Obliged 70 you fer haVlHs ssnt such
dno nalruh cut kF $3.50, and We shAl take pains 70
recommend it.-BRANK, HE'D d Co.. Buffalo DenUeral
The Horace Waters Pianos are known a amOug the
very best; enlbled b speak M theae instruments
with confidence fm PSFsonal 0f their excel
lent tone and durable Quahty.-NeW YoTk EVangsllst.
We can speak Of The merits u The Hoace WaterS
Pianos Om personal kn0Wledge,a being Of the very
beS' quality. y.1-ChfhiiAn lnaslligencsr.
NAhAsg Il the STATE Fair displayed greater excellence
10 any departmens than the H0lacS Waters Pianos
ChuTebmIn
Matsr' PiRnus snd NslOdSous challenge cOmpaEison
Eith the finest made anywhere b The eOmtty.-HOms
Journal.
Horace Waten' Pianoi TtsS are of fuI Fieh and even
tone snd powerful. New York usicAl Review.
Our ifeuds u and q Mr. Waisn' stnFO lhs very best
aeormsut At Music and q Pianos h b iou1d N the
unlled States. and We uEO oar southem and western
friends % give them call uhonsVoT thsy 20 70 New
YoTk.-0FahamS haeaInA.
wsESTOauD Eo- ~ BFoadwsY, RsW YOTh.
, 1862-05-15
The AtlIOn Oi the heard. DrppsY.

This last named dl-eass Il commonly preceded By r.
regular action Of the heart, and diicult Fpsplraiin
which sympOms are always severe, and ever 20 from bed
70 worse unless prnper means rOSOFed % 10 Halo
Ways HniValled Ointment and Pulls the dnopsa patient
will ever find HuCeOnr the preaent relief derived from
the HG these remedies maIveourly quick, and pre-
severance n the steady application Of th famous Ont
ment invariably reanlts In cure They oct with such
energy the eFculstnn aud ah0Fhsnt syem that the
drOpCal anid Vanshes and he sufferer fluids all the Op.
preiive symptoms daily decline, ill natural health ne
NuFna
, 1862-05-15
Bad Lcgs, Bad Breasts, SsrOiuIOus Sores and
GIandnIaP SWslIinsS,

10 such cases the Ointment operates surely and with
apidly that resembles magic. Il should Be rubbed into
the parts Affected aleF they have been lOmented With
lukeUaFm water. Tue purifying and curative poWer of
this marvellous unGuent have never IAed Any old sOTe
wound ulcer always Yields 70 s influence and In cases
af bad brcasla milk levers, Ii action D wonderful,
G:ahdulaT sgelRgs may soon be reduced By following
the prineed directions,
, 1862-05-15
CURE Is AT HANDr
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
SrOrbulic EruptiOnG as Sore Heads and ScrOfulOul
SWellinE,

II this powerful Ointment Be well rubbed into the
DaTta effected, all skin disease will Be- speedily overcome
It acts not by repression, hut rppulEion. enters the
ayaem a alt enta meat and opetes not locally only,
hut constitutlnnAly purifying the whole system neal
trslHing ell depFaved umOuFa, and erecting radical
md complete cure. The pills should be taken % On
auxiliary 70 the Ointment. as they are % prepared
cOO0uRst Of the diaeaae
, 1862-05-15
SECOND HAND PlANOs
bargains always in store: prices nom 0oOto SlII
MUSIC.

One Of The largest and best oglalogu o. Nude now
polished. An the muaic and musie bOnks pnhiishkd 10
The United States for le At this establishment Martins
ceehFatsd Guitars aud al kinds o Musical Instruments
and music merchandise at the lowest prices Music sent
liberal discount 70 dealers, teachers, Ssmlnliss and
clergymen.
, 1862-05-15
Dipthain. liberated Sore Throat and QuinSsy.

TIE shove complaints have for tWerty years bern
treated with Holl0Ways 0ntment and Pills with p-Fece
success The cures have heen remarkable. speedy,
and numeFoas that these oen fatal diseases are more
easily cured By these medicines than even The common
sore throat, N taken In time,
, 1862-05-15

May bs cured with tha greatest caEtuHty large quIn.
titles Of ths Ointment b well worked into The cDpan.
ing parts and this peTsevernely done for snme time.
Il L no uss n smeaT it on the skin rnly must be got
into the system. Takc ~ mtny Pills nightly as will act
NJ e and all atimulaHa. When these c1mplainS are
leaving the system. the Vruence Of the complaint IRE
duantlV neena 70 increase,
, 1862-05-15
AIRIAMNAR NRAANas

Fite Snps In rosewood CASES, SleO; stops Do. DO.
$50; stops with percnaion e71S 10 stops, do, %.
SSIS Each ihstfumeht vGffahled @ gte saisctioS 3
DlirchaOa money refunded.
, 1862-05-15
BotG lie Ointa1ant and PiAs Aoald Bs u,.d in d

Bob he Ointment and Pills should Be Used in de
JolIOWing cases:
Bad Leas tChego-foot fstuiGS lsone throAts
Bad Breasts lChlblains i0put Skin diseases
Burns Chapped hands Clam ArSWellng slecuFvy
BunIOns OoFnS (s0h) lambagO soFe-heads
Bite Of Mos. Cancers Piles Tumoru
quitos and Contracted andl Rheumatam ulcers
Sand Rllss Sill Johns IScAlds Wounds
COeo-bay il1ePhanlasl8 lSoTe Nipples YHWs
S0lh at the Establishment Of Professor Holloway, ~,
Strand. lneaP Tempe BH) LOndan alsO hy I'll FaspOc
tal Dgugells end Dsaen IN nodIines throughout the
civilized world. d the lhBWing prices s-. Id, J. 3D.,
T. Cd, lis, 21A, and SSs. each Poss
= ThIS 5 q COuadsI6ls S.iinG b taxing GAshrSsf
slssa.
n R-DlrOrtIoul I0Fthe guidance d pufisnish ever
disorder arO AIMED tn och pot.
CURTIS ! Ho0RE. DngEst..
sn AEspN ~ HoLUoS AZ. vleOViA, l.
, 1862-05-15
IRdistfrtIOn Of Youth.

SotesS ulcers, and swellnRs, can with certainty be
cured. this Ointment be thoroughly rubbed ell SFound
the complaining parts twice o. thrice day. keeping
them oOvered with lima rag spread with the same.
The Pills must be tsken according % the printed d.
rectl0ns The blood bslng 10 an impure slate, peFse-
Verance q no eaTy. FIoa humane motives lelieEs Of
advice will b answered gEatultOOSy To carriage,
the Pills and 0nwent should he obtained ln the neigh
llshmenks
, 1862-05-15
Fhs EilnsyL St0ne lnd GraYel.

In these complaints. the Ointment 1lsO acts like
cha m. providing 10 h very esCtuaIy rubbed over the
regions 0f the kdBeya which viii psRstrAte and give
almost immediate relief while the Pls should Be taken
according 70 the printed dFeconS, when the most ex
traOFdinaEy cures may be Effected BY this means.
, 1862-05-15

DIeoN0 OUT FAMnY.-A house occupied by
two families in the town Of Mexico, Me-, was
completely buried recently BY an AValanch Of
snow. In the morning the neighbOrs, on dis
covering the disaster, set to work to release the
buried ones. By tunneling forty feet through
the enormous bank, they succeeded in reaching
the front doot Of the house, which was immedi.
ately opened, and the frightened occupants Of
the dwelling were released from their precariOus
situation.
, 1862-05-15

with or without iron frames, have, In their s0ALR
AND IMPROVED ACTION, . power and compass of tone
eqnAlng the grand with the beauty and durability O
the square piano. The pTeas and iFat music masteS
have lnaty pronounced them equal not superior, 70
any oiher make. They are guaranteed 10 stand The
action Of any ellmste. go .I- r.
HoRAcE WATSRs' MELODsoRS. (tuned TIE equal ten.
permanently superior IN each desiFabe quality Can also
furnish PIinses CaFhAFts and smith, MelodeonA.
Prices from S5 to el1S; Tor two sets Of edl ol6O; two
banks Of keys e70O; organ pedal ba mel0deons e36O,
NaTk and Na00-1aas a lilIaral di,nonnk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

C.r,tOorrs. We are under Obligations
20 Alsro r. Chase. Of Pari,. for copy Of
~ catalogue Of the Ohcer. and Students
Of Harvard University" for the Aeadsmi.
cal year Of l.6s-3. its forms document
OF 100 pages. small type, in which may he
learned the names Of all connected with tile
several Departments Of the University. Its
sunma-y shows n total membership OF I32
A peneillet supplement shows that - have
gone TO the war. Sine las, year. IL Seniors.
Q Juniors, and 10 SophOmores.- in all,
have gone TO the war. There are III grad
nate. known % be in the L :. Serves aud
Is OF the elias. Of GO are 10 the rebel service.
Webster Woodbury. furnished US with a
copy Of the annual Catalogue Of Bo,doin,
some time since and be will pardon the
neglect 10 acknowledge. The summary gives
the following nuubcr Of students Seniors.
Al; Juniors. 80 Sophomore, a.; Fresh
men, So which. with the Gs students a;
tho Medical School. makes total OF oi5.
Mos, Of the Sophomore Class have since
.sscedsd." The institution. a. ~ill be seen,
10 we'll sustained. aud can point to the re-
eo,d Of many student. who have pined the
hosts Of Mar: ba, the Bugle. Containing
the li.,.. has blown itself away, aud VIC are
unable To prs-en, the numbers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

upon the granite. su. as they reced" from
IL, farther down the stream. they become
nearly horizontal.
Passing t''roceh the granite are frequent.
ly seen dykes or veins Of trap. generally OF
q dark green color. Til, is alec an isneous
rock ,ha, has been forced ur from the int.
rior Of the earth. In u state OF fusion. into
the cracks and assures formed In the granite
after !, had solidi6ed. IN the vicinity Of
such dyke. veins OF various minerals are
frequently found; but veins Of quartz and
other minerals are often. also. found at
distance from trap dykes and apparently In.
dependent Of them, though formed, perhaps,
In similar way.
Owing TO the absence Of iosiliferous rocks
the geology Of OIford County i' lee. inter-
esting than many other regions. but II
abound. In rare and interesting minerals.
These are found chiefly in the granite, and
q is very probable that when the whole sur
face has been thoroughly examined many
additional localities will be discovered. and
even valuable mine. may yet be found.
Tin Orc il almos, always Iound in granite
or gneis. 10 granite arc also found 'a'aa'
bio vein, Of copper, lead and rinc ores. to-
gs,ber with the ores OF Anthony, Bi'mu'h
AMI Silver. The magnetic iron ore occurs
often in granite. as well as many rare and
valuable minerals aud gems.
Vein. Of useful mineral. ara much moro
frequently found upon low hills or the sides
Of mountains. than upon the higher sum
mi.. where they are mos, 'oueh. Tor by in'
experienced persons. Bot in our country
the eide. Of the hill. and mountains are gen
orally covered by earth or forests, which
render. careful survey. even Of limited
area, almo., impossible. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

A BON Dash, Friday evening, oe, 3l,i.
while Nr. Lovejoy. OF the firm Lovejoy aud
French. Albany, WAS iransaetiDs business
with customer, he beard q crash IN tho
adjoining room. On looking 1t was found
that the cash and several panes Of glass were
broken in from window. They went to
the door which they discovered wa. fastened
on on the outside. but !, was coon opened.
No one could 30 seen. This occurred jus,
alter dark. !. supposed tho ro;uss in.
tended to get trunk containing money and
the papers OF the frm, which often !. placed
under that window, but fortunately was
not there at that time. Blu, in iis place
Was small trunk containing some Z" dead
letters" and few newspapers belonging 10
the Pos. Office. which they took with them.
Much good may IL DO them. We think
their feelings may b better imagined than
described, when they found what prils
they had drawn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

soldiers. As the pledge Of your integrity and
fidelity to tho cause which has called Nc
forth. 20 a pledge OF your willingness to
perform every duty as soldiers who have .
principle to defend, country to save from
the fool assaults Of traitors. I shsll not
at,emp, TO cspress to you in words the feel.
inss Of gratitude and pleasure which GIL my
breast; words sometimes fail us when tho
heart s full. Permit me. therefore, simply
to pledge to you my un,irins efforts to &C.
cure your comfort. your rights and privi'
lese'. and your proficiency IN tho soldiers
duties: aud IL IL shall be our lot and fortune
to march down into the territory OF The
Southern Coniedcraey OF tr,i'ors, let Us
then. rs now. remember our motto. and so
conduct ourselves tina, We may show true
manlincss Of chars.ter, unwavering and un.
copqusrable courage. thereby showing to
our friends at home. to Father Abraham. and
to our Co1Hiry. that. where duty calls.
though danger threatens. still tho old Or
ford Bear, are always "up to the scratch"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

a. Subscriber and perhaps well wish
Ing friend writes Ne TO enquire why vs
advertise pa,en, medicines" Wa will here
and bo~ answer him tina. we DO not. Our
readers are aware that We have Tor years
excluded everything OF the sOri, aud the
orly seeming exception that We know Of 10
the advertisement Of Doet. j. &. Aver &
Cos rsmedie, which now stands in our col.
umns. II cur friend doe. not know we will
inform him that these are not patent or
even secret medicines. Their composition has
been made as publicly known as any other
scientific fact and has moreover had tho
approval Of the highest medical authorities
In the land. bot what afford, u' perhaps
still greater confidence 10 their worth 10 our
personal kowlcdge Of the man who makes
them aud tho result. tha, have followed
from their use results a. familiar to our
readers and to the whole community as they
arc 10 ourselves.
10 has been our privilege 70 know Doet
Aver ever since he graduated from the Penn.
University in the same ella. with one oiour
personal friends, nor have we ever ceased
to watch with interest bic singular success,
10 and un,iring devotion to the noble
profession 10 has chosen. II anybody will
tell u. what No can advertise Oi more interest
to our patron, than remedies tha, ~iIl euro
them when they are sick we shall cheerIllly
give 10 the benefit OF our circulation.
lTamsrOra (lll) Bapli..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07
Union Conference.

The Uni1n Conference met with the Con-
gregaiional church in Albany. Oct. 2Sih
and 10Th. The moderator, J.. W. Wood.
bury. Of sweden. in the char The opening
sermon va. preached BY the Rev. 4. I.orIns.
OF SWetcn. The elOsin; sermon by Rev. ID.
Ss~all. OF fryeburs. The subject ior dis
eurion Was the Christian liie--iis relations
20 himself. 20 God, 10 the Church. 10 the
world; the duty Of the christian to govern.
men, in This hour Of trial. The exercises
were unusually interesting. Every speaker
appeared to feel the Importance Of the rrra,
questions presented, aud every nearer was
deeply interested. I, was pleasant and
profitable meeting. and We doubt no; much
good will result from /, to the people in ~.
bAny. as well a. all tbs churches connected
with the Conference. Quite a number Of
friend. were present from Bethel. (of the
Oxford Coafervnes.) and added TO the inter.
O., Of the meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07
Sword Presentation.

Before the ga Maine Regimen, LETT Camp
Abraham Lincoln tor the .ca, OF war. the
member. Of Company = presented iloracs y.
Bolster. their Captain, with beautiful
sword. belt and -ash. A. the Presentation
va. made on the eve 81 the departure Of the
regiment. no accoun, Of 1t WAS published a,
the time. The presentation speech VA.
made ~ Mr. Hiram T.. Knish,, Who re
marked "a. follows
CdpiaA BOLSTER In bchAlf Of the mem.
ber- Of Company :, tie horOr !. conferred
upon me To present. you with the small token
Of our esteem. 70 YOU a. a Brother. engaged
10 one common cause. and as leader in
assistance 10 the ultimate success. we trust.
ofthis great work. Had We not put conf.
dsnee in you q. man. we should 20, have
elected you. unanimously, 10 the position
YOU now hold and did We no, pa, conf.
denee in you as soldier We should no,
make 10 you this manifestation Of our sin
csrs respect aud esteem. In bcs,owins up
ON you n present OF ,hi. Kind. We be-,ow
much beyond the Ouiward &C, OF presenting,
we tss,ow with a iecliug,-a feeling known
only with the soldier to loved aud respect,
el leider,-a feeling which swells every
hear, in ,hi. our little band, pledging to
you 10 thi. little act no, only our willing
mes, 20 stand by YOU. but our willingness to
folloW-to follow whence you may direct
to follow each and every WELD OF tina, beau
tiiul blaie.-;o follow with such zeal and
determination that we (althouch a second
crop OF OTiord Bsar') shall maintain the
reputation, and aud perch so high upon our
banners success ana r'o'"ry' 'ha' no power
shAA dare ealh''y oo' "na' We ihhst''"' an
honest title IRON 'ne real o'd STOCK OF
-e''A'y ''x' WHO IN MI times anu AL s"er-
ss"s'''' iro'sl ''e"'s'e' '"'''y UP 10
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.lo.;.h.d ,sli, and hs,d a. .,c,.a ~ Won,
,o.,.,,,v :, usmo,v Of thu a,v.,h,, ,r.a
No.. .,..l II no, their souls. ,hinl no,
,ha, il, value would b dimini.hed .bouls
W. ,.a, !, from the field bent. bruised or
broken. in eIternipaunr the invaders Of
right, justice and humanity from Oa the