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THE MIIJrAR Rr.

IIENpOuhPTEKs COMPANY r. EIGHTH REGIMENT
Ii n. " s. T., ~ reWber T. ls52.pruuaut 10 rrvine,.
ia order of the above date hereby oriered 10 se
Bic ~ the Arm1lE folly mea and cguippeQ on Tues iay
The 9th tnst - ~, O'Clock precisely Eyafy man h exee,1
to be present. ny order Of H. " WALL Captaln
IIEADuUARTERS EIGHTH REGIMENT A. Y - A.
IL september lbS Pursuant orders f m ths Com.
msndcrinchef, COlDmandabla win their comtanies
assemble a. The Atnory Centre Market fulit armed erd
equipped on To- Stay morninY. the 9th Esl at o'clock
precisely Every nan Is expected rrustnL ~ order
vi Colonel II ARlAH
C. A. viz rAssrt, Adjutant
grU REGIMENT, GO. *, ". v. 4. k-THE MEMBERS
oi nif company ere HEREBY ordered h.
ermory fGef0ay, Sept. 9, at A. 49, fuzzy agAaed Ld
ertil pod Tor muster. BY orucr OF
Captain EE.RY l.. NyNNs
y WitLiAge, grlcrs ssrlvan,,
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nE,x puRLlCATroNs.

DARIs LONDON AND NEW YORK MEDICAL AD.
ysar sod Marriage Guide, hfiieh eii,ion. ever go
yaee ntary lN eberotygc cute, containing fu saAloD
c, ed ca sud uuysloog m Information beet rub.
Ushca. B ~ Jsraoni hyatcian ana aarscnrl CH Broad
war Wp stairs Ncuft Tor fnst tpn y a. ~. o6p. N
Sul for 81 w r. NAi,SrR No fesey srset Anl ROSS
d ICyeli, Bsl kse.sJ sHesl. bsw Yofk,
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POLITICAL.

FOLTEI<aI..
A I A REGULAR MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS
~ Union Demo Assoris Lon Of Seventh
soGs risrio Eleventh ard ScyenieeIth war,it) held
friiaS c1cnna, sept D. 49,, The ioi!nw- o,ucers
reNted the f-rs3deuJacob t;r!es Vice
fresde ent-rancis May. secrearyJohu larhridGc rres
snreIeny l>sescsssn sesntat ATns-- rater platt
Beard DiectosC. u. Hos, T. Nichoas, y Doll IL. Ealb,
4. Lsoh., A. wsnaiiDg.
nEMocEATIC JEFFERsoNiAN GENERAL tOMaI1I
- tes-At meeting Of tire cnmnitcc hca at Wrishts
Hotel sorpsr ci Brcaawsy and Egnta street the
ins Of the AIN pursuant to pubic no tho following
Unmcd deegetes and aernatcs eleced
resp Assrnb SAFE
Convention 10 be held a. Albany, September lc VIII
tn nj varabces:
AiTERsATEs.
michael Aailin. John J. Carberry.
.l--Arhur DDnnen. JOIN v. Gray.
5--i,r Francf fceL. Joan Moore.
i--to. James ,.ey Itrgy ~ West
6-Niila,n u. kauSiu. Wli,ilnl Y. Eagan.
t--s;eorgy Cassidy. .tphn E Ewing
1--Gharie. X smith. iona Gilmore
S-fsier NigcneiL .uaa IL. Williams.
.--N'llaiu.S. HcIntire. Thomas EafAe.
h;--aiaits J. Blrne.. Charles NandeFvoort
ll-P. q. Molonsy. AssIanGer Frear.
I.WMiam Quinn. LANES buve.
in cnul.s SeSs is- Terrence Reilly.
i4--Isrorrt g. EuihiGvy. James irving,
i5--joan sider. jT. Francis NeiiOwan.
i,--laomas sesuc40n. Thus. X. Io2 nias.
li-jAcob NJ Long. Saae, o. Insr.afm.
CHARLES X. SMItH Ilals.nan.
PETER MITCHELL, Vice CAaulaan
riKsgy r. Wwsr, s.,.,
EscYtEL 1tssN,
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VINO WOULD NOT co 10 MAKE ., yHEIs soETySEi

w Nl~T W WELLsTNtTUN,
renowned Ef.iib pf0pheiess unlyerxsy 4ed
the sst % sl asfosEs VITO guarantees 10 iAuae
who Consuthc health, wealth aud happiness warrants
TO ptft to tile nfotnaiiou Of the utno-; importance,
relative 0lawGs Journeys absunt lr nGg love,
marriage hidden tFCasures, enemies tsubes--p fact
OF all affairs HE Praye s0lcls your doom of
ieciy you'll not desy 70 vis address ~ letter ihs
highly aed and beautiful young pdy al t1 sixth avenue
opposite Eightn street Miss W. the only pnreon ia ths
CITY who has he genuine Roman snd Arabian asa,s Tor
love, good uek, and business annirs-garpnt.d for lie
Lucky nnnbcIs given, also hghy respectable city
Incas Dankenn 80 cured and uniaifIl wives and hus
BAN reclaimed.
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A GERMAN GIRL WISHES q SITUATION IS COOK
~ IN lrYate family preferred. Ggod reisresees. Nsl
81 J.. EG ID near av A. "a tAs reai sor Two days
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A SITUATION wASTED-EY TorEG WOMAN, 4
n she gnderstanis her business; c cc9s Al sina
u meats soata bread. aud desserts. would assi
wAsHDs d. the entire washing su.As fau4ly. Coo
reserepcts Cal a. ~ EaSt l6tA q.
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a GOOD HONEST GIRL WANTS 4 SITUATION 3,
"A do cAanserwofk anu waiting Inquire * free ~ IN
picy.rs Al last 2Jsh a.
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IruRNIsHEo ROOMS To LFT.--A SUIT or LARGE
well farm shed Rooms, on the ttrd connecting, and
10 he let separately together, without Board Gentle
only; also an Ohee fer pb sclan dentist, Apply at H
B0as. street.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES A
n steaon chambernnid aud seaastressi can 90 M
sorta laiies Be.t reference. Sal icr
Gays No. jay S., Garner Or Wavefsy Place and
eth
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A RFsFECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES AsITUA
n 10 - do general bousl.ogs " private family, =
1nci c0ok good shsr aud tTOner; ss COOS ri
tsn i2a 24th st. q 18th 81 and tn avenue
No obj j.Cs,nns 20 the country.
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SKINNER X Ns,plsTs.

YliliOsH DESTROYS OK VISITING THE CATSKILs
Il Noun M House need not 10 dnlerrrd
at The hpsel, accommodations be had all do
srous OF visiting this delightful
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COUNTRY BOkRD wAsTED--rN THE VICINITY on
~ ctange or Lew lsn PsrS. New dcrsey. Tor gento'
wiic fonr ehdfcn aged e,ght ten twelve and four.
tecn) and servant. Asdrs stat NJ location terms &c.
g. A., box 6ol New fors Post olice
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET-wIrn OR WITHOUT
E"aga one Aoor insonsa, with Basement desired, ~
ls W.verley place.
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II ,Asui o Room l"r IaEuaes aud Rooms sn lo
gsneuen at fsi Fgth avnnme. rty .seud
street. Dnnsr ~ ococ. GeicEepe,s exchanged Terms
moderate.
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6U0.UUU - 'LoYDs nc% ssel .,s ras csants ny
Cooied MaY of t'c United stlcs an6as and Scw lruas.
Prom suTr"ys sonvleed August no. lsss;
t1oesJ % eHfr we ODD one years ttns eupe,or oauy
$40 aad' BY onion MitLSb, and tpis al the
low price oi hfiy sD1p engraved tina
nap II hot Osy Gouny Map, D't i ir also County
mud Railroad Map of he Tnicd CLngtAs
m ons gvins -yeiy railroad station sud dia.anoe De-.
Guarantee HnF woman or man 81 70 ~ G1t.
aud w take back ~ MAPS tst caunct be sold and
,ns money. Send iog 81 WORTH tIy. Frntpd
lnstriu how VI, iIrishei ar arau
Wantcd--a stnar. man. Wholesale Agent FOR nur Msps
In Stste. Cluadn England aud CansuTus fortune
may he maae siin snali ,ral j. n LLOYD l5i Broad
way, York Tue War Department usss Aa tir.
eina aGd Maryland, which rIartsu Taofouvhfare
dap bn Run Monn'a Faie Church, al thc icrs
Potomac every ctnor piscc IA Maryland ant Virginia
money refunded. Piice % eens "Map u frginp--Ne
nave received frOn A. Lloyd, Nc. i.s bfcHdv.y NV
yark cOpy ef his Map OF trginia. corrected ny - s52
,s surveys ny Cap.p Powell o the Tinted s.ses f0po-
90 obira Fnynecrs. The Mar As very iaT-c bat
Ncniyise cents and ~ the best Which car be pdrchas
Tha on!y barge Map o. Virginia tEat puhlsiNd ~
s,ate wIen ca9ct hc purchased Indeed We klJw VI
capg than tnp 10 our ppts.pi Ou'--sCw Kcrk
Tribune hngrs q We VIII stake reputation ana III.
money Ma u Virginia not sniie p this
barge ate Map oi virginia, wb more tban 100 Additions
at ,. =. LLOYD.
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A GERMAN LADY WANTS a SITUATION As WEI
~ nurse, Z tsh beast o. ml.k Cta be seen ioE
tro oT .Arec aay at Nj. eiEc.s, ~ Vest 4en st
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DHxrIsrxx.

A RTIfICTAL BONE fILbiNg INSERTED IN
n Plastic state gv.ng no Tender tce,h old roo,
and sheds filed and wHrrantsd Tue genuine used only
my rooms o5g broadway. street. Anoths
invoice the celebrated Cuban Tooth Powder ard Lotion
=. PEARSON, ~. d., Discoverrr.
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lNANTrg a BOY TO RIM BRRASDs AND WAIT
w 20 Saloon; thc hest 81 reference required. Apply
from "a . o'cJCA. ~ no. Wall st.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-30
THlRTY.SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, April 20. Mr.. Hale presented
petition OF manufacturers of wool against the
proposed tax thereon.
MIR. Grlmes introduced bill to provide for q
school tax to be applied to the education Of the
colored children of the District of Columbia.
On motion of Mr.. Hale the resolution author
lzing the Secretary of the Navy to discharge q
contractor after fulfilling his contract was taken
up. Lie explained that under the present law
the department can call for n larger amount at
the same price.
Mr.. Wilson of Massachusetts introduced a bill
to amend bill of last session confscating slaves
SO as to include the wives and children of slaves
On motion of Mr. Powell the resolution call
ing upon the Secretary Of State for the number,
names, &C., of persons arrested in the State of
kentucky, was taken up.
MI Summer moved a substitute that the
President, if not incompatible with the public
interest, give any Information in his possession
touching the arrest of persons in Kentucy since
September l, last.
Mr.. Blair of Virginia having asked Mr.. Pot
ter of Wisconsin on what authority he predicted
the charge of disloyalty against Judge Fittsheld,
Northampton Co., an address of the latter to
the Virginia Legislature was read. proving it.
Mr.. Roscoe Conkllng of New York attacked
the committee as having done an irreparable in
justice both to individuals and classes The
committee was pioneer experiment which
turned out badly and could be dispensed with.
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TN Fy>,gt>>a<s1s u IRA Il EEA A
IU.THE FREEMAN
r O'CLOCK A. M.
c.~ CAPTURE or NEW ORLEANS.
FJrRTHER PARTICUL LARS.

cu,cAco, April 90. A special despatch to
Nv, Times from fort Wrigh the 2Sth says, from
1ns | learn that New Orleans is now in
C rero Porter's quiet possession. The federal
Acct saa passed fort jackson on Thursday, alter a
1ss naval engagement in which one vessel
u was sunk and several badly damaged 1t is sup
rosed that the federal loss is very heavy.
The rebel loss was 60 killed and 1875 wounded
The Federas took possession of the city without
. On Friday the rebel force evacuated the city
.tter DESTROYING all the steamers which they
had had no use for. They took with them the great
or ,art of the military stores in the city. The
Union citizens were very jubilant.
The rebel strength at Fort Wright is reported
hv intelligent deseyters at 5000 men under Gen.
1ilHpique, who has not been superseded as re-
ported. They have seven batteries mounting
g guns.
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small amount Of eiihle' are exposed for sale,
and says /, becomes q question o' sloment when
and how the people are to be led
1t is reported by the flag OF truce, that the
Mer,mac has her steam, w, and it was expect
ed in Norfolk last night that she would come
OUT.
She has not made her appearance, however.
Cine hundred Of the Vermont wounded leave
tonight in the Richard yelling for New York.
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H., n 4, KANSAS CITY, April g.
11o w.. l.. w. Stanton, Secretary Of Va:
Inc santa re malls with dates TO the 18th
inst'' nave arrived. Col. Sloug' and Gen Cam
by formed "A junction at Gnleston on the llth
inst. Maj. Duncan, who was in command Of
Gen. Canbys advance guard, encountered a
large force of Texans and routed them Major
Duncan was slightly wounded. The Texans
were 30 miles south of Galesto in full a,obt trn,,
the territory. There is no doubt of a speedy
capture OF Sihley's command as they are entire
ly destitute of everything.
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10 Office.

Those who designing to teach in the town of More
town the ensuing year, requested to meet at the
School House in Morethwn Village Saturday. May 3D. at
O'Clock P. NJ, to be examined according to law.
The public are cordially invited t be present.
JOSHUA GILL, Superintendent.
6 In time of peace prepare for war In time of health
prepare for sickness. Get of DR.. Gidords Cura
lives BY the timely of his prescriptions slight
complaints will be arrested from terminating in severe
sickness. Sold by Fred E. Smith. Montpelier Vt Agent,
by Nj. S. Burr 4. Co., Boston. Mass or Philip Lee
Prophet or, 1876 vii lam street, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-30
EYE, EAR AND CATARRH!

EYE, EAR AND CATARRH!
I'D E. III CT XII ~ III Z I'LL,
Surgeon to the Institute for the treatment Of
diseases Of the
EYE, EAR, THROAT AND CATARRH,
ga st. Mark Place, New York; will be in
MONTPELIER, at the PAVILION HOUSE,
On Monday. May 5th,
remaining until SATURDAY, MAY 18th, where he be
consulted by those afflicted with diseases of the Eye Ear
and Catarrh in its various FORMS and diseases of the
Throat. Deafness, Noises in the Head, Discharges from
the Ear, arache, Caarrh in its various FORMS and dis
Of the Throat permanently cured All the various
diseases the Eye successfully treated. Operations for
Crosseyes Cataracts performed to the entire salts
faction of the patient.
Artificial Eyes inserted without PAIN which move and
look like the natural eye to defy detection
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NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.

However the garment may be, treceives an eqa
amount of pressure 1t is also sufficiently strong, and
FACToRIEs LARGE HOTELS. &c. Although Di it i.
small and simple Machine it is able to do large
of work in short time.
This Machine has been thoroughly tested years
past and found to do everything that it designed .
do. And after any buys of them, and nrts +.
will not do what claim for it, the return and have
their money, as all agents authorized to do this.
So there chance for to get humbugged by gyn
them trial, and it mny be just the thing you want.
To wash with this Machine, put your clothes to soak
about twenty minutes in strong soap sus with warm va
ter, then them through the rolls five times
and forth into the suds, when they will require ubbnq
excepting the very drtest parts, such collars ami
wristbands, which will require but slight rub with the
ha nds BY this process You will be able your wash
ing in less than half the time you by hand or auv
Their machine in USE and much easier and and
tear your clothes like the rubbing board AM twstin
get the water from themas yor the princip
of my Machine is to squeeze instead Of rub and twis
which evales all friction.
Manufactured at Norhheld, VT
Machine en- exhibition at Braman K Tden's.
f. INGALLS,, Agent,
Office of the n. Hayward Company
MANU- ACTURERs OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
70 Milk andl75 Congress Streets.
BOSTON, MARCH 1sr, 1862
To Manufacturers, the Trade, and The Public.
In the grant from the N. Hayward Company TO Metr.
politan Washing Machine Company, under the license
Charles Goodyear to said N. Hayward Company, for the
of vucanized India Rubber coverings for rolls th
right to such application to the Bailey machine
cally reserved and is exclusively owned by the ~ hay
ward Company These MACHINES and rights are guar
aneed to the trade and manufacturers, and is tn, only
invention in which the vulcanzed Rubber Rolls an
erings for Rolls, do not turn on the shaft or smut the
clothes.
Company, joint complainants, and the subsequen.
grant, with the above reservation, fully establish the r-h
to this article in the n hayward Company ANY "tA
tended impose upon the public false
title, we'll worthless Machines that turn on I've
shaft and smut. N. HAYWARD COMPANY.
THO. &. WeFEs.
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%DtEce fO Teachers,

THE Public Examination for examining those who de-
sign teach in the Common Schools in the town of
Mddesex will be held at the School House the
ter of said town, Saturday May 10th, at O'Clock P.
NJ All citizens respectfully and cordially invited to
attend. H. LESTER MCELROY Superintendent.
hildlescX Anril l6. 1862. $50
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Malice TO Teachers,

A Public Examination for examining those vino design
to teach in the Common Schools in The town of Berlin,
will be held at the School House Montpelier village
Friday, May md at oclock A. NJ, the exercises to
close at O'Clock P NJ. None need apply who are not
well qualified Evidence of good moral character will be
expected from strangers All citizens are earnestly in
Vited to be present,
J. NEWTON PERRIN, Superintendent.
EHrlir Arril2
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Notice |!

M ISIS JENNIE W. ABBOTT having returned, would
IN respectfully inform the Ladies of Montpelier and vi
cny, that size Will continue Dressmakng at her resi-
dence Liberty Street. Thanking her friends for past
favors, sh, still socits share of their patronage.
April IL, 1862. Fd&w3w
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Notice 80 'l'eaciAe y.

There will be public examination of School Teac hers
at school-roo No. 5, in the Union School House, in
Montpelier, on the 10th day of May, 1892 The exam
naton Will commence at ten O'Clock, A NJ.
CHARLES D. SWASEY, TOWN Super intendent
Alan ,,nl;n A,..l
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FOREIGN.

The steamship City Of Washington from Eu
rope has arrived. News unimportant.
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-, FROM NEW MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, April 20. The following was
received to-day
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-30
FROM WA UINGT0N.

New YORK, April 30 The 1ribune's Wasl
ington dispatch Gays the War Department ha
issued an order for arms and clothing for tn
loyal blacks to be enrolled III Gen. Hunters d
vision.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-30

FROM BANKS COLUMN.
WASHINGTON, April 80. Advices from the She
nandoah Department state that Gen. Banks is
already within few miles of Staunton. The
troops are in fine spirits. They have great con-
fdence in their leader. Jackson still holds
Staunton.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13

pursusded the captain Of vesssl lyiu,
in the Tyne TO introdues him - ail
mate, and in this guiss prosec1ted ih
suit. and with such success, ih<f -.
lady consented to eIope With hiu r
Bath, where the indissoluble knot fz'
tied. When they grew tifed o. The
gaieties Of Bath the newly Fe&ied
pair took tour Though Somersef sad
Dorset. concluding their hone ymcon a
Porchester. Of which tosn ooe Of Ca
rews uncles was then minister. The
worthy clergyman. while he opened hi.
doors freely to his nePhew. Improved
the occasion By attempting @ prevail
upon hin % sAengs his cdarse nl .hls
osre" reP''Te 70 nus arguments 1y I
.u.u'ng 70 DA'n' no' as : en'iensu' ,si
ou' .s =" oio eHPP'e' s"u uno'ng P"ho'
'oP",'ai s'nusenSn' ,ss, 10 contrasting 'ne
SCOTT "''9 Hn'cn he vas "r:'eu 'nen,
WIN Tue uinerencS PA'u 70 n,m on nis
'o,meI , r's''' ne r'e1' VINO Oe,ore
Sa.u'eu num- sPurneu MN 'r9m .neir
pH.hi 'ne g"ms'els o,eriooseI num- Is
or'ngiog no os1 70 taelr % ne'i 'ne .,ti. epa
n~n' 'ls.eHu % 40 ooSe9G'ooS 'esse -
y"ur no"oI' eS''eu nun, sHu aa 'us
PumPers VINO mao "a''eo Oh nis nou
Ue'ore' ,' uenleu gas o' Ma'eri ,, 'ne
Slergy passed nun WIN soPfIe'nous
@ oIo~s; anu 'ne iS1,esi .I ~no na" ~ GttH
eAger " uAnce WIN 'he naou:ome o''Ie
groom eoula NOT oes, '"f s'gne o. 'hs
snoGHlng oies'are. noWesef, Ie
n'msell lot 'ne cnange oy ms
ing n's 'ecoeu s'sy 70 @ me cry Is prom,
aoie S.ne nrS' nau oeen P'eassn'' snu
leaving !. r'cner, " NOT . wiser man
Inc dea'h o. Clause faIcn le!' tne
Ihron'o OF mrno'eancy vacant ana Oar'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13

A WORD TO MoTHERs.-Eachm mother
is a historian. She writes not the
history OF empires or Of nations on ps-
per, but she writes her own history on
the imperishable mind Of her child.
That tablet and that history will re-
main indelible when time shall be
no more. That history each mother
will meet again and meet with eternal
Joy unutterable grief in the far ages Of
eternity. This thought should weigh
on the mind Of every mother. and rem
der her deeply circumspect. and prayer
ful. and faithful in her solemn work Of
training up her children for heaven
and Immortality.
The minds Of children are very sus-
ceptible and easily impressed. A
word, a look, frown, may engraTe ah
impression on the mind Of child
which no lapse OF time can efsce or
wash out. You walk along the sea-
shore when the tide is out, and you
form characters. or write words or
names in the smooth. white sand, which
has spread out so clear and beautiful
at your feet, according as your fancy
may dictate; but the returning tide
shall in q few hours wash out and
efface forever all that you have written.
Not these lines and character Of truth. or
error, which your conduct imprihts on
the mind Of your child. There you
write impressions for the everlasting
good or i'll Of your child. which neither
the foods nor the storm Of earth can
wash out, nor Deaths cold fingers
erase, nor the slow moving sges oil
eternity oblilerste. How careful, then
should each mother be Of her treatment
Of her child. How prsyerful. and how
serious and how earnest TO write the
eternal truths which shall be his guide
and teacher when her voice shall be
Stint 10 death, and her lips no longer
move in prayer iD his behalf. in COM
mending her dear child to her eohTe'
nant God.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13

HAn astrologer Of the iSifl centifI'
~ batibg loretold the death OF a. besuti-
ftil woman, whoth Louis XI. loved, and
who happened to die r.ceofding to his
prediction, the king wss 50 enrsgedi
that he ordered him into bis presence.
"You, who foresee an" sid Louis,
"tell me when you Yourself shall die.''
The man, who sitbost being q esn-
juror pefseiving the singer of the kiag,
rerlied:
u shall die three days bsfoss 9ouy
majesty"
Fear and Superstition got the better
OF feseniDsnt: snd to preserve bis OWE
he LOu:s w&s very careful Of thas Of
the aatrologer. sa
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13
PRopoRrros OF MALES Ard FExALks

PRoPoRTIos OF MALES And FEEAlEs
IN TIE UEITED SrArEs According 10
the United States census OF 1850. there
we're at that time about 730. 900 more
males than females in the United States,
9 fact unprecedented in the census Of
any other civiIsed nation. In most Of
the older States there is sn excess OF fe-
males than males. while in Illiois there
is an excess of ea, 900 males. 10 Michi
gan 10000 excess Of males; in Texas
81 900; 10 Wisconsin 43 O005 in Cslffor
mia 81, 600; an ! in Colorado there are
twenty males to one femsle.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13

EIf any Of our ststes. or cities. or
countries rsisem0re than their qnota Of
volunteers tor this var. the surplus viii
be credited TO them BY the Lord for the
eternal war sgsipst the Devil
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13

Old gents. cut out this and paste tt
in your hats. The only way to cure
a boy Of staying ost nights Is 70 break
bis legs, or else get the calico he rams
with 70 do the hOcse-w work.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-13

HThe buisness man vho refuses
to advertise IN paper becsuss il oppo-
ses him ia politics. should be Patronissd
By no oss Of The ether party. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-28
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