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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-10-16
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Sergeant Fitzgerald, of the Corcoran legion,
publishes a card stating that he met Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher OF Fulton st., New York, and
net knowing him, but seeing that he was an
upon Mr.. Beecher replied: No; you ought to
know, sir, do not want to enlist You are
scoundrel for asking me to do so p
An old lady was telling her grandchildren
aboIt some trouble in Scotland, in the course of
which the chief of her clan was beheaded. at
was nae great thing Of head, to be surc,' said
the good lady, shut it was a sad loss to him."
AA Irshman who was ropricved, as he stated
the night before his execution and who wished
to get rid Of his wife, wrote to her as follows
II was yesterday hanged, and died like hero;
do as | did, and bear it like man."
The New York State Fair held at Rochester
last week is reported as success in every de-
partment, the wet aud cloudy weather being the
greatest drawback to the es oyment Of visitors
A descent Of some thirty pickpockets from New
YocA city upon the Fair Ground is noticed.
A SouLLEss MAN. An Iowa orator, wish
ing to describe his opponent as soulless man,
said IL have heard that some persons hold
the opinion that, Just at the precise moment
after one human being dies, another is born,
and tho soul enters and animates the newborn
babe. Now [ have made particular and ex.
tcnsive inquiries concerning my opponent Mar,
and find that, for soMe hours before he drew
breath, nobody died. Fellow citizens, l will
now leave you to draw the inference"
POSTAGE STAMrs.-A circular, issued from
the Post Office Department, says that stamps
at all Soicd or detaced, will not be received in
payment of postage, and that letters mailed with
such stamps on, will be treated as unpaid, and
sent Immediately to the dead letter office. The
letter-wriing public will, therefore, govern
themselves accordingly.
The department does not want postage stampc
used as currency, evidently, and we are sure
the public dosent wish to use thcm--if there is
anything better to be had tor change.
An officer in the Irish OH Conn, gives n
sketch of the character of Gen Phelps, which,
in substance, is pretty generally endorsed
The officer says:
"EIo's q terrible abolitionist-just little
cracked on that point but he's one of the foin.
est men that eveT lived. Yen loiko him as
soon as ye know bin; yc can't help takin' tc
him. lie is just the koindest-hearted man thai
ever was"
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TIE WINDuAlip.

/ treasure in secret some long, f'e Aair
Oftcndcrcst brown lUt 50 iuwardly golden
| halfused to fancy the sunshine there
So shy, 50 shifting, so waywardly urc,-
Was only caught for the moment and holden
While could say DEAREST and kiss it, ana tAcn
In pity let 20 20 the summc again.
! twisted this magic in 60 5amcI strings
Over windharp's DclyAiau hollow;
Then called to the idle lrrct. THAT ,wna1
All day in the pinc.tops. and clinas and sings
Mid the musical leaves and said, ,--'0h follow
The will of these tears that deepen my words
And hy to my window to wakcn these chords Z"
81 they trcmbcd to life, and doulttallv
Feeling their way to my sense, soug-"Say whether
Thcy;,it all day meath the greenwood tree,
The lover and loved, as it wont 20 be
When we"-5ut grief conquered, and all ngc.h or
They swecd each weird mcrmur as huun5 shore
OF some planet dispeo ,-"NeycunoIc! :"
Then from deep in the past, as seemed to me,
The strings gathered sorrow and sang forsaken,--
"Onc lover still waits meath the greenwood tree,
But It's dark"-aud they shuddcr- where licth she,
Dark and cold For ever must one be taken ? -
But fgroancd, 90 harp Of all ruth bcrcft,
This oc.i yture is sadder.-thc other left ~
There murnurcd. asifone stroyo 10 speak,
And tears came instead thcn,hc sad tones wandered
And faultcrcl among the uncertain chords
In troubled doubt between sorrow and words;
Atlast, with themselves, they questioned and pondcTc
thereafter ?--who knowcth - and so they sighed
Down the long step that lead to silence, and died
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my dead that had placed in their graves
tho cold, icy graves, of forgetfulness
Aud why do you dare to speak to me sir ?
1 said in voice hoarso with passion. Il have
no words TO waste upon YOU
Annie, Annie, l cannot boliOve my scnsos-
what is the meaning of this p
Your heart is baser than | thought, if you
do not know the meaning. Let me 90. have
nothing to say to you l cannot wish you and
your beautiful bride joy, even, for in my heart
have only curses, curses for you that is
ALL
Bride, bride, Annie are you mad 1 have
no bride y
laughed his words to scorn as he uttered
them. DO not add another falsebood to the
pyramid that you have already raised | said.
And vet what could be the use of such a denial,
| thought as the words died away upon my
lips.
You shall not 60 away until you explait
YOURSELF he said, grasping my hand firmly, as
L turned away again.
Speak, Helen, tell her that have no bride,
and never hoped to have, but her!
But began, hesitatngly, my voice growing
strange and hollow, but what did that mean
your marliago--in the paper?
My marriage lis it possitlc-did that
cursed joke reach you! and have you been
croditng it all this while p
is it not true Oh, Walter, Walter =
Sure, Annie, as hope fol heaven, it is not
Some malicious person, | know not who, son'
the marriage to the paper. and the first | knew
of it Has by the report that began to circulate
among Heen's ard my friends. Oh, if J. had
only known this and still I ou hit 10 have
known how it would have been, my poor, dear
Annie You are faint--scc, Helen, how white
she is growlugn And taking nc in his arms
as though had been an infant, he bore me
rapidly to carriage, holding me tcnderly tC
his breast, while passionate regrets and words
of cndearmeut fell from his lips.
We were married at the appointed time
and have no wish TO die, out of all the blessed
happiness that surrounds me.
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CT1T A. J0Eg.

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has taken possession OF you tna' you appear so
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Il dare not tell you'' was the slowly spoken
reply but to-day have learned something
dreadful
DFeadiu'! What can 1t be Walter, 90
nothing has happened to him, am sure, Tell
me, Go not torture ire moment
'Walter-
What Lucy? shall go crazy-you'll kill
me if you do not tell me cried, graspiug her
hands and holding them firmly.
Walter is married.
Married. Lucy-marricd-is that all ? Did
you think to irishtcn me with such an absurd
story as that? Shamen laughed Historically
as said this, and tears gushod freely from my
eyes,
1T is true Annie; l read it in to days paper,
Mr. Walter Mayo to Miss--Niss-l cant
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THE SILENT RIVER.

Oh darl, and sullen wave of time,
Folc,cr onward flowing,
N','' ''"' o '"'I'' va '''' '''''''
No' "'o" "'''iV '''o" "'' SO'"S'
Like tr5'7tes on a Summer stream
Oar yrs glide onward ever,
And float at last down to the past
Upon the silent river.
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ED. Law OLMsTED,
General Secret0rY.

A FAcr.--The world is prone to grievous
error. that of giving an extra kick to the fall
ing, and extra boost to the many. Men love
scandal. Every man you meet, to be ever SO
good. and be he accounted ever SO amiahle
and geutle.hearted, experiences in the secret
recesses Of his mind sort of calm delight land
of which he is ashamed), when he hears his
neghbor' scharacter vllified. Ii is human ma
ture Becaue the abuse of others which we
hear Aatters our pride, and we imagine we are
superior to them in the same ratio that they
are depressed by evil report. Moreover it is
human to crow over the weak, to be arrogant
TO our interiors, familiar with onr equals, and
extremely deferental, if not obscquious when in
the presence of our superiors. So in the case
of the wretch who soduccs young and con-
fding girl, robs her of that which mot enrichcs
him, but makes her poor indeed"-what does
society do? Why, sympahlses with 'hc strong
and condemns the weak The s9ducer is ad-
mitted to its embrace again the seduced is
secuted, hunted down to infamy, Disgrace
death.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-10-16
AprhEs FOR THE HOSPITALS
CENTRAL OrFiCE, SANITARY Commission,
HnSLtnn ntnal OrLnIn1 OI 1850

CENTRAL OrFiCE, SANITARY Commission,
Washington, OcloJcr %, 1862.
The inquiry being frequently made whether
the Commission wishes to receive apples for the
use of the wounded, it should Immediately be
published. as widely as possible, that dried aP-
piles cannot be sent to its dopots in too large
quantities Town and village Relief Societies
are requested to make arrangements forp pairing,
cutting. and drying by their members, and such
volunteer assistance as they can enlist, and to
notify farmers that they will receive such good
fruit as they may be disposed to offer and are
unable themselves to properly prepare. Dried
apples may be sent in barrels or boxes, or in
strorg bags marked 10 be kept dry" Dried
fruits Of other kinds, and all good canned fruits
will be very acceptable.
FRED. LAW OLMsTED,
General .Sccret0yY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-10-16

| lheHl COuC-lne ufeHuIul spGIl WOulu SOun"I
pass away But no, there was no change.
My heart grew heavier every moment. The
| light that sireamed in at the window was not
that of tho early morning upon which my eyes
had j,ist opened. There were sounds Of busy
| life about the house the children were out on
the grassy lawn. had heard their merry
shout and watched them at their pay nearly
all tEe long summer afternoon. There were
flowers on my table; real flowers that my little
brother brought me in the morning, when the
dew was on them. | was awake, alive re.
ality. Before my eyes was proof of my wretch
cdncss--n my hands held it. God pity me,
it was real, real.
MIR. Walter Mayo to Hiss Helen Stickney,
that was all but my heart was breaking. My
brain whirIed like manac's. This mighty
truth caspcd itself about everything 1t was
within me, and around me- above and beneath
me. There was no leaving it, 40 forgetting it.
There was no rest for me- constantly my heart
must bear up its terrible load Of grief
And yet it was no wonlcr,' thought, while
the calmness OF despair settled upon rne; no
wonder that he should prefer the brilliant, &C.
comPnShed city belle 10 me- me the Simple
qH'c'' unprotohd'ng country g'r' l IA" o''en
heard him praise her she was like n sister to
h'm nc had sai'' f"ha'' OF S"d'en ne h'd
lound that no had lov'd hc' bafcf 'hah me
God only knc" But on 1t was cruel 50 hard
TO Cc"r , 1 coo'' "o'--coo'' "o' Eve
'D'd PeoF.e ever o'c' W"'h sue" &.!9I came
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ing INTO her lace.
\ eS ooa'i 'he uoc'or-goou i''0'o' o"0"e
here he Is now, ana she stepped as'oe 'n"' l
might sec hlm' but ! turned my heou away
murmuF'ng-
waiter waiter !
DO you wish to see him 2 asked the good
old man, pressing his cool hand upon my fore
head.
See him !? 0, no, no, sir' l Cried sudden
strength coming upon me at the thought, L shall
never sec him again
"e''' "e'i' you heedn uoaF' uo'' n'nu W.
he SAID, soothihGy' peiIeVinS me uehr'ouS'
sank Weariiy pack upon my P"ioW' ana as
did SO heaFd my m0'"ef ""ISPeF my name
listened aoen'lVe'y
'liao we oe''eF 'o''gI"Ph 10 niu' S"e sa'u'
'lhero IS no particular cause Tor your DONG
So a letter sent oy ma'' 'o''noFFo" morning
VIII answer as we'll ! 10 not DPpIe"o"o any
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-10-16

The Legislature of this State organized on
Thursday of last week, J. G.. Smith, ESQ, of
st. Albans, was elected Speaker, and Il. A.
Stewart Clerk Of the House Henry Clark,
Esq, of Poultney, is reelected Secretary of the
Senate.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-10-16

lied, and then blank silence followed, and
my mother came to my bedside, and put her
dear arms lovingly about me, and said, if all
others failed, she would rather suffer from his
f,kleness thousand times over. than bear up
unQor his guilt it was all for the best even
though my heart broke under the burden which
bore down upon it.
How from my nmost soul [ blessed that
mother for the comforting words she spoke to
me, and while I nestled closely to her arms,
like frightened, grieycd child, and felt warm
tears upon my cheeks her tender kisses upon
my lips, through my sorrow, little vein Of
Joy found its way, and thankcd God for my
mother for my mothers love!
In few days l was up and about the house.
The pride that had been numbed by my first
shocI, Of sorrow took up life again and came
faithfully to my aid. [ put a seal upon my lips.
Upon them should linger no regret play no words
of passionate tenderness tarry no names which
had been once uttered with so much glad
dcss. My heart should prison all its griefs,
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which | would set to watch over it. Pride
the sexton which should bury from The eyes Of
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! wandered out mo the woods when the
silence grew more terrible than the busy, bust'-
ing sounds OF hnman life. went back to the
village again; wearily towards home. went
past the station tram had just that moment
come in. had promised to meet Walter there
at that very hour. turned back knew not
why; perhaps thought to cheat myself for a
moment into the belief that | should meet him
as had proinised that the past week was ii
myth, dream. AS | did so a well known
voice sounded upon my ear turned quickly
around the blood racecding rapidly from my
brow, cheeks, and lins. Mercful heavens -
Walter Mayo was standing before me, with a
beautiful, showly dressed woman leaning upon
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Vol. 23-No. 4.
DIED..

In Springfield Sept. 2sth, Jeremiah Ellis, aget
years and 10 months.
In Chester, Get. I'd, Mr.. James Martin, age'
\ years.
Ii. Royalton, Oct. 9th, Mr.. William Skinner,
5s years
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Niles, Boston. and Joy Coo & Co., Philadelphia, are
tho only authorized agents for receiving ADVERTISE
ments and subscriptions for this paper at the sainc
rates required at this Office
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Advertisements and business Cards inserted upo n
terms to correspond with the "llard Times"
J0R WORK.-We are prepared to do all Kinds OF
Jon WonK cheap and atter ourself that do it
as WELL as neghbor.
, 1862-10-27
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION viii

WEsTEKN u9IgN ks9lA.EaR ana Hn1TAH1
ACADEMY, It FULTON, ILL.,. on the aisn,pIf
Eives, viii open isa SECOND yest Sept 81 1851 x1tAre
,xulaE Collegiate Academic sid Primary C!asseA.
en- and ltcturc1a thorough sppoictneats, the nest
school buildings In the Fest {coa wlta furniture &c.
u23 pQG} 10 ample aud attractive Military Park,
excellent and well fnrEtsaed Armcry, = me GyHbl
gum. and many Other tdva1tagca which should CLAIM
institution Of ta class and Character ln the C1,oa.
20 CadeH also IN AxT1LEET and 1xYAdrET tataVY
-2na nseD TAcs1os zou4vE and FtSox DkILLs aad
&iT1KAe11cs. unacf N ohret Of q. SA. Cadets drea
IN usitotma I1HHs-31ao per school yeAf 70! boAtd,
furnished ro00. fn lKhs9, washing and tuition IL
Eacs tfoE a9.osd 9 sSon 40 6oa:d under the ssas
Circulars address D. g. COVERT, Pre.!Genh Fulton,
, 1862-10-27

Wiggiua E " WiIlford Ii Wells Jasacs @
Wa1cntt E G Wrcnn GeoL rev Wilson Ieaac
Wright Major E Wi1sol Leonard Wtliits L
Wilton Da1id F Wilkinson Fred Wilson Itaac 4
" lkinsDavtd WilltstonL LPhou Wright j r :.
Nilhnr D prof Williams D R Wood II B
Wilkins Clark E Williams 1ur. Wilson H
Noo!cot Char1ea Wright VIM = Wooeester Her
Mosas Patrick eld Wright Wesly
Williams Cham Wi1eon VIM =
pin
Yaape Aneon YouutHC YyuacWPj
1ouIge- Tb3s !.
Initials,
R MP s.:;;sA so1.h CLARK street. :. q " c
Templer Q @ F -..MNC :. 81 Clask street 80,
Easonrs Patent Camp Bedetead.... P & co...
Fifteen Doltar Sewing Machine Co IA. ...U
Lake street III n c...-AEt. ssgtntw Salt Co.
Pereona withing drop letters advertised must
af1x three cent stamp.
W Office open from 1at OF May to 1st Of No
Te1nbes. daily {c-cep. Sunday fro.7 a. n tt.l 8
P: m Ga Sunday from 81 Til 10x g.. From
daily Except sundaJe) and On Sundays from s:3l
till 1t:15 m. J. L. SCRIPTS.
1axs0
, 1862-10-27
Ghtcauo GGaater GNorkS.
CHICAGO WATER WORKS,

NHfCAtIU W ATEIG WILKINS =
~ All owness o. occupant. OF buildings which nre
situated lots adjoning any STREET avenue or alley.
GGeaso Tass1 Worls re a rs rFsSS Rs nodd S
TINT the poard Of Pno1!c worka has assessed he
the half year commencing November lst, 1861, and
ending Ny 1T isss and III th Gaze ct pnildtaEs en
whc water pipcs shall nave bean laid dntng the liz
N nts preceding the nrst OF November next. tue
the 1srtoi commencing With the data when buch ppa
salt laye bet tad and ending May It, 1853: nni That
tie tAtc wafer rents assessments Will DC duo and
payable on the f,st day Of November next. at tho
Office Of tht board Of Pubic Works, room Is. Court
Ecuae,
By orLer Of the Board Of Public Wn.ks.
A. r. TIfEuAM, Seccetary.
Chicago, October 1Gth. 1861 oc1G within
, 1862-10-27

ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTRAITS. ONE VOLUME
sFo. CLCTH. 81; PAPER COVER, 50 CENTS,
The following embrace . portion OF the oc1cars
whose biographies 1re contained IN this vatn4ble aud
entertaining illustrated worE;
, 1862-10-27
asSrSsor's Notire.
4 SCISSORS OFFICE OF IN
IL TEEEAL REVENUE,
FIRST DISTRICT. ILLINOIS.

EElCAGo, tEt1bct 18t5, 1SG.1-
All Manufacturers Of any and eyezJ Kind Or desIs1p
tton Of Coos Wares or Merchandise. who tail tc
make return, on or before 18th Of Uctobsr a. D.
L4w. to tte Assistant Assessors Of The Ds1sion II
the penalty p:oy:dtc which una OF $Oo1o an1 the
seizure Of the goods maaaGsctnled This retatn Z
the 0t Of the succeedrE month In which such goods
are manufactured AL parties oest;tnE an{ informs
ran sppiy 1t NJ once. Nc. II Dickeyfs Building.
Every patty not 6ay1DE mad this return on Or before
otr, has breken the law and It, Is hoped Immediate
attention may be given 10 The matter tnas laaI
viii be enforced tRa'nat 4ll plrta WHO refuse neg
engaged ' any business o! profession ara req1red to
take out uctns. before pursuing 7 NY @ 1a.tae,;
Thcte who NJ elect do betor4 the 8lft d1g
at this mqnth xiii be assessad the penalty, which
'1A e. $All1e' ~AS PHILIP WADsWORTH,
ocan4sn11w- Asse6aot Flxtt District Of Illinois.
, 1862-10-27
TTTY TAXES FOR 1862.

Public notice IL hereby &1ven that the waEEart for
<aEo for inc municipal year 18 y noE IN my haads
collection All tcrsor ute' rsted requ-sted to
nal paJmef 3ht reuf forth &1ua At my oace No. u
Conn House. fhe same viii be collected 1t tho cost
and eKpkn1t Of the pG1Hopa liable therefor.
r. MEHRlNa. Ctr Collector.
h.E.-Gentleunen having tAx-boofa will !e4ss hsnd
hezn IN Immediately kor Listing. oc1sT&&iu
, 1862-10-27

NEW MUSIC r. FAULDS,
In Nos CLARE STREET 1nGer tho Shermsn
Houte. hse tor eaie the following nsw md popntAs
bnIlAda: "
K.ty over tse ~ Way 81 l. Y. &. Crosby. (Wssds .ad
7br ~ MS:iS TSxa Pump; Wo1ds 81 Hi BnInztt Maan
sonr n: ts,e Troaps Ct Cheer Bs1s Cheer, 3 ctA
Mirais yde KittJ CiJdes sitter; BY l. Y. Croa-
wnv 81 Lo1a Thes; BY Charles L. Ward. s ca
PS-Tne above ~ 81 viii he aeut ffca ot postaxe.
on receipt Of Tho 1ttAu p1tceA 3e& us3lSsn
, 1862-10-27
SPECIALIST

C1res old Chronic and recent dlseases Has the tes
Stoniass Of the medical fraternity. MedicAJouEnals
and the almost entIst rrcse Of the South.
OtIce Hours-FIom "a NJ TIL 8P.M.
Consul tAtf0us 1n{1Q!8hl4, oc11-r2s81m
, 1862-10-27
TATkRRu: CAT ARR H |
R.sEELYE's LIQUID DcATARRHREM

CATAItRH or OOLD IN II e hEAD.
ess1er to cure Cat7.1h ,I.an Consumption, and ty
curing tEc nrat prevent the after. PcEfo1s should
understand tlat tho better way 70 cure CONSUMPTION
Il to prevent T. ,,
TIRE at i, cry el!st1 Persons find lleT llaVo cold
ind md that they have frequent attacks and nre more
Aton. ue no~ lna; =" dry. q sl!slt ds:tasge thin
As The dtecase Hecuues chronic the discharges In
eEe4tsd Quantity nd ehangSd' a1 an1ty ~ tGy ase
inx tie nose r es: they fall into the traa t!nd arc
hawIed or cousltd OF; Thc reeIetinns are oa-nsise
8yes are weak Tie Of smell Is lsscnea or te-
Eroy ID; deafness frequently tales r!aGe:
t13eec /, 1ur,on,s ran be ciccf nally removed:
Price oithe catarrb Kcmedy, $361.sut1ecntto tof use
{7Ft+R.
:d5iee, 1872 South Clark Street, Wp.stairs,
Address ur u. II. st:ELYE.
.ocil-yID1n Post tlfdce Dux 1851, Chicasu. Ill.
, 1862-10-27
0S}h9; Ur}hun9>
MONDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1862.


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