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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01
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VI b. pmmbase II II. 6 nj D.,
CITE Strobe, stpiltcn 9arIbol unt Clap Str, neten benz
Nteip Martet Sctel.
ltniren Grcnnben uno rem eeetrten gurlifum seioen
mir hermit %sr9ebtnlt an, ene mir an Ger 6tsn Strase, ne
ben benz %erp Martet 5ctsI, Elm g8irtbfhaftse2pfaI er6faet
baben, rppfelbIt mir n ur BE b.ten gririlduretn fubren
unS une freuen %perben, rcdt SirIr Safe beotrncn III fnnnen.
Mlb. Grp NJ B gen II. Gpmr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01
9rpclo nj tiUn
pe5 @ouecrncurS BON 8irSiuien.

SIN 9etroht, bo ,ine %atnn3 in Scr Scpr6tntnfpn bf,rer
Commonwealth im Gpn8reB Der GUnfcO,rtrtcn Staten bur6
ben Sob 9on Sobn GYler einaetretrn 1T, mel6er ben aus Der
Stabt Rihmpnb, SenricO, 6anoSer, 9ballcs Gits, 9ep
Sent, Gliiabctb Gin, 9Doripif, Somes Ctr, Qgtat nlSbura
unb Srrf %beltebenten 0tirict eprditntirte; mcebalb th,
Spbn 9cther, @CurernCur t,ia9tcr So n~mUnmealtb, e5
fur ircdmIBt9 balte, bic Shcrtf5 unb Str9eont5 rbtoer
Gsunttee unc Stacte III tnitrurcn, cine Neamatl an lOtu
Hebruar 'I Scronltolttn, nm beladte Saenni nu9ufiI.n /;
mn id fproer" ferner bic bieIe 9Eabl leitenoen 9cantcn auf,
nercn 9fl DIT cs Il, ba8 94lhlrCluItot tin;uieuocn, III b,tfeni
8mtf AM l5ten t%eiftlten WOnot5 an benz burb pa5 @tIeb
ndher brScidneten Or { s~uiammcn III fomm,n.
- 9r9eben inter mCincr Sanb aI5 @puSerruIr
IS. uno inter BENT Sie9cl bt5 Stoate5 III Rthnpnb..
~ am 27iten Gage cs Sdnuars I'M Sabre 1862.
SCbn Stt6er.
Sur ben GpUSerreur:
George SO. Runfprb,
SlGat5 .SccrCr5r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01

8t6mrnb, %. San. 1862.
SomeS 2spnS, Geo.
Bertbr @crr! 0a cine Socan, in ser Disqualification
ettlcS 0tltrtcts burd ben Sob unItrcs olSst,titnctcn Ies
rr6fCn:antn Spbn GoIer cinottretcn III, 70 .riuder mir sic.
itb ais Sanotcot fur bcie Sifice III erfl6rea.
GanS ~erScb,nft
Sbre 9%ebrrfaren Oicner
Nrt. g.. Grenlbop. SbrS. 81. 9peweQ.
Z. 3. gStnfen. 9Sm. &0olpr.
SrbR Nbttu. 6. StcbbinS
SOf, D6rfiustr NIB HiCIe 4upers.
&i6mpnS, %. San. 1862.
&n bic Serren S8m. g. Grcnfbop, 9brS. 80. 0oeneu,
=. Z. gBtnftcr, 2Snt. Ganlor, SrSn G6ern, 6. Stcb~
BINS, S0fpb D6rlinaer uno &nbere.
Nfeins Serrcn!
Sbr QCebrtes Spm tcutieCn Go1c, fpprin sic puh ouf.
%frrberr, mid ais Sanbibat fur Gpn9ree III ertldren, babe tb
erboIten, unb inbcm i6 Sbrcr @uforberuns nit piCleA
Sanf fur Sbre min crtpieirne @ute pa6fpmne, crtI6rt i'd
Mid hermit ale 9onbisot.
Sbr gang ersebenlter
m QSpuS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01

SOGn Spilman wirS ale Eu6 bod besti6net, Tein Sc
itdbt 1T ihmal rn6 Spn purifier SaTb or lit pom IS Die 40
S0br alt, elm Srlan6er bon @eburt une Gin SFinbauer BON
9rCfcifcn.
@etsr SO. Rpclbribet III stpa 5 Su6 s sis 10 Bon bod.
% bis % S0br ait, BAT Elm Yoles @eidt, ara te 9Iuoen
unb ihpar,c5 .Saar or bal eite bcoeutenee lSun6e in ei1,r
6onb unb fam ;lpei Singer Der eI6en ni6t grab MAIDEN
er lit III 2on6bure astnren unr erSO9en unb antpprtst raid
irenn cr an0GrCoct miro.
les, fam Ypn Ner SrLtans, 1T oOn % bic SO S1Br oft. 3
6ub 10 3pGl Fed, hat i&raries Scar Rnb oiitp S(uoen,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01

pa s Q9Ons, Geq,
1T Elm @anoioat fir @on1rPs
POM 3i6mOn6 Dilrict, b~eItebenb aus b.n Stobteu R,6pD
mpnb unO g~3iajamSbuTQ, unb ben GUunttes 6enricc. Sas
mover, Hep Sent, GtayleS Git2, @IiSa6e.b Gits, SamCs
Gin, gpaTnid uHb gOrf,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01

pte 70 Ut N II a II t Ell Yer 2u9er sir
9'"tl or SruppCn I'M 9t2nite be
Sonfeberirtcn Staatcn.
yer Siaote'Secr:td 1T perpfihtCt, gSab!6idcr urb
neeme p9sr Se wertun9 Der Contribution bieire Stoot,s III
tt.lsfn: Na9er- EomntanSantcn ftus eriu&t. ib mcsen fuIl
Su SlNpI uno Jprniulore an 9S nj. s. Hit6te, Nu5lic
9rtntcr, iu menecn. unb a]n,locben. mir Sir( 6tinnrn
HpSntpI SStue ~ae9e9e5tt uno ali pttbe got zSfite bic
9epree SO. 9unfprb,
St1ltS- Srcrr ar
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01

neA. Nd6ffOl9enoe @o6s finbrt cine Neu
tpdbl fir Die our6 Den SOB Son SoGn GgIer sr.
leOi9te STEELE zines @OngreBmit9liepes natt. =
Den beu'i&sn &pOptiorSurssrn miro Sames
0gUnS, esq, Der fb um bisIe StrQe bsrSirbt.
ais Elm in ieosr Se3iebun9 paF,uoer Wann
bsltens empfobtsn. giele IOOptiobIrser.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01
Masfen.W n,iioe

ur BEN SmrnerbaI
Spn ndbltem Dprnertae, rem 6. Eebruar an, It0cn UNI
Icre Miaetenan;ise Slnt @usletben I'M Strre bcS Germ llbr@
Stnnemann, SrpacffroBc iniftcn Der 5ten unb
6tcn Str, bereit. SIM Rartcn bes SurnYercins
Sr. SplIe, liter Sprc6er.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01
9rOcla alton
or3 9eupcrncur5 BON Strginitn.

pa mir bic gadribt llseeoua II lit. baB tri 6%rfansene,
roeI6e in Dem s,efdngniB Ger Stabt &sn6tgrg ir Ser66r
a%n9eflast; Yeter %. 10 oOIbrie9e. sines 3auIeS
a]n9etlast, uns g: S8. @oNeOmb, atlae Capt. SuttS,
alias George II toIe9. pcRe 9rcFem Di,bltabl amaze,
tlaet. auSaebrc6en iino nnb I'D ret aut freicn SaIsn
%beFnbeni mcs9aIb 'd biernit cine SeIOtnun9 gOn brei6un-
bert Dollars Denieni9en auaicbe, melbe. zen ~bciaottn
Spttro5, W%cclortp9e uuh @nGermb ir 6aft brinet unb
in baS @%ef6ngRif ser Stabt 9pndSur9 ablefsrt pber Gin
blroert 0oIar5 fir Die @aftnabn,e unb &Slief runo eiEeS
Ifot1 Sin eIncH unb ib .fpreers hermit fErner ale Civil
uno M~ilttir>9eamten cieieS StdateS, iOrie einen ieh.n
lur9er bcilslben auf. &ut0 aufSubietcn, lim Die s5er1redbcr
CUR 5oft une CUR Strafe 81 brtn9en.
9egeten unter mciner 6arb ala @ruYerneur uab unttr
~ DEM Stcsel Der GommOnpcaltb su @idmunb, am
Z Q. 24ten Gage oeS 0cSemb. rs 1861, une i'm Ssitsn
~ } Sabre Der Commonwealth.
Sobn 9et6er.
Sur ben 8puSsrneur:
George %. @unfOr6.
Staats. Seret6r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01

rs Die @itstieber bee SuraSereins fnp biermit auf,
in ser AM Wittppf, ben 5. Getr., 1attTnbenbsn
9enerale .Strfa mmIuns
beltlnimt SI erfbctuen. Br. SuIIe, liter Spreher.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01

&t6mpnb, %. San. 1852.
Gin 80 III. s. @ocfarIanb, Goa.
@ertber S,rr! 0a cine Socaui IN Gpnercs Surd6 ben
bcs Srn. 8glcr t%in9etretn IN. 70 eriu6Cn mir sic ,r>
sebenlt, lih ale Uanoieat su crfldrei.
Gan, a~gcbcnf bic SIREN
gBm s. @facOn, 9ep Sent,
0tidaeI @retter.
&eipie gDc6t,
SbsO. &~pbertipn,
Strange 9cnnrt,
GC0r9e SO. Smith,
8epton Spsniiun,
Sec. ~ @iuian,
9. &. gbtc,
e. s. Sintpn,
@o. 9. 6erntSbuusb,
g8m. 8. Spccd,
Sos. u. 9cotb
SSm. q. 2Batts,
9Sm. Grap,
SuU Qs. g5ri5tt,
81. q. Sorlss,
9Bm. 8. Roberts. ron bcn
&lfmUnb 6OSibcrs,
%. q. 9nral,
g. $. QBalfe,
90m. Smith,
Wftce Surpin,
Yttlte =. @9alefpn,
GIiiab Sater,
gBm. g. @ttGfinn,
Y.G gate,
.. 81. &~obtrtIpn,
Sac. ". Scott,
Sac. gHaII6,
Sant. 6. 9pnnan,
FUR nd un6 Stele @nbere.
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SefSnntniacomlloe

&ir6It6e @nsetee.
9alfpr S6brinee wirb nd6l,n Spnntoe. |prmit>
taes IL llbr in ieirem Stul~0pfale, ste Ctr. Rars pill,
%preb'een. ba or ~Serpinbert III, in RprfOlt su ~preOisen, mic
~anes;tiet purbe.
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8eflmntmnhnnnl

Nfeinen i'm untsren Staotttcila po6nsnben 6anten unb
benz brutiten 9ublifum i'm &agemeinen bic Qn;eiog. Sof
i'd ieoen 9Ormitios UNI IL llbr in Der 9~lpottefe be5 6srrn
Or. SHREDDER gu ipreten fem rptroe, una bB id SaIIef
cine 9dfel a~uf9ebdn8t babe, ppraUi id enpalae Nuftr6ae III
bemsrteR bite, Or SO nj. 0rebr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01

Atdets tnr cine ScrrenmaSFc s1.OO.
G,S -. -. tir cine 0omenmoSfe 50 Cts.
Ntt9lteberr 3u baben. ""'tt" eUW''"
rCrfauft. WV S"e's an PT "aue
beS - S,r T"' q : : lopoSt ME aId5 Die ~SpaHdnbiee gopeae
rnn M Su sticnt rc6t 9emitbliden ,u p,adcn. unb I'm
I'M SprauS Sut6ern. '"' V'"s's" "V'"0
m ou,,, SOS. Gpmtte:
T. SEl@uP SrGaSSltr. int 5oufe hes Srn. Spl,bauer.
Sir Se GiSrn,u SrCSt @S%Sanns, nope 0sisbfr.
S San; S sa95n Sfe @tarlball nnb @arNpnir.
Y. &cmpc, SteinIein'e Sptci.
~ aStnnsmaltn, SS5r;atitr. srptf6en Der 5. ii. 6. Strase.
.: gISr9enlterl, Srpaelr., Stcinlein's SctcI ocoeniber.
Sb. Nrinbrcie, Mforlbaait<., neben Dem Sem SMS "
SptCl.
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i @ d

&Urn 9 6ule
Ndditen 50 'ntas. rem 3tsn 6eb'uor. beeinnt Der Gurfus
IN Der Surn- Gale, SarSboaitr. Spiitcn Der Stem II. Glen
Stroee, unb eriuben mir ale @ltern. benen bic fprpcrli6c
9uestoune tbrct Srbne ~on9eIestn III, in Der Surnballe
tbre NnneIeune III MAIDEN.
SIN Auttra9 bee EurnSereiNS
.. 9amann, Surnlebrer.
VA Sefe Sunttt6t 3ompcn6bI, Golfm6bl,
SltocnsScbl, Semi, 9ftfcr, 9itters, teites SooreSebI un6
~9oar<gpnabe iinp anbere 9lrttftI lceben crtalten pr GrpreB.
&. 0o9ner, 0rue9tf,
Ode Der often unS SrpoSfroEe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01
Scfanntraa bnmscn.
Anabb. Guru- Derriu.
Sfontds' BEN 17tcn 8etruur 1862.
M0sfea sSau
IN %. Sfstnletn'S Nunttceuu 6ctsI
Srpaeltr,, 5pil6Gn Der 6. II. 7.
ScfHnntian @nmHcu.

Nnfan9 Ntenps 8 utr.
-, Oemast'rune un Il3 llbr.
u ur al fGnetae Mosfen o. 49,, o,.r;..
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@ieorrem! Gfearren! Staarrem !

NtgnrceH! Nt9drreH! Nt8nrrem
Speben er9alten
100000 @iaarren,
peLte it gu ben %biaiaiten Ireiisn 6eim 3auienb ME audi
bel Der ~einieln5n 8pr abIalIe. '
0leibfals S]Orratbi9 cine 9artje gptelfarten Bel
Conrad Sauer,
IN 9. Steinletn'5 N.Ontictlu 6ote(.
Vcrlnn9t' peroGn
Gin 8nabe uno rnebrcre NdO6sn merten oeIuht u,
envelopes gu MAIDEN bel g.. 8. StPter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03

Here it was that indomitable courage
prevailed; for, blinded and MANNED as he
was, the bull, after momentary pause to
regain his wind, dashed wildly at his ad-
versary again, determined to be victorious
even in death. n terrific roar escaped
from the dying grizzly. With last fran
tic effort he sought to make his escape,
scrambiing over and over in the dust; but
his strength was gone A few more
thrusts from the savage victor ahd he lay
stretched upon the sand, his muscles
quivering convulsively, his huge body a
resistless mass. A clutching motion of
the claws. a gurgle of tho throat, and he
was dead. ~---- ..--.. .
The bull now raised his bloody crest,
uttered a deep, believing sound, shook
his horns triumphantly, and slowly walk
ed off. not however, without turning every
few steps to renew the battle if necessary.
But his last battle was fought. AS the
blood streamed from his wounds, death
chill came, over him. He stood for some
time, ;unyielding to the last, bracing him
self up, his legs apart, his head gallantly
dropping; then dropped on his fore knees
and expired. s--...-r
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03
ss~..,,s ., From the New York Herald.
HELP US SAMBO OR WE SINK.

Poor Greeley is down on his knees tear
ing his hair and calling on the negroes to
come North and help US. -"If they don t
come" says Greeley in the Tribune yes
terday, "May God in His infinite mercy
save the Republic; for there is no other
hope. remaining. Look at this, silly
sniyeller - half coward, half traitor.!-
Here 1.-The North we have twenty-three
millions of white men, and in the border
States we have million Of slaves. In
the South. they have three millions of
negroes, who are escaping to our lines as
fast as possible. Yet poor frightened
Greeley and his gang Of fanatics have the
impudence to declare that if these three
million of darkeys do not come over to
our side we twenty-three millions of An
glo-Saxons are lost forever Can any
thing be more silly than this? What
would we do with the, three millions O!
slaves if we had them? Half of them, arc
old men, old women, and picaninnies
who would have to be put out to nurse
The other half might wash for US, serul
for:us and cook for us--tbey cook very
badly-but as to fighting we believe tha
one stout white man would be enough f.,
dozen Of them. What extreme folly i
is, then, to be -ranting and raying about
few darkeys, who would not earn thei
victua s and clothes if We had them, whom
we can get along very well without
MAY God in His infinite mercy" hell
poor Greeley out of his scare"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03
A DISGRACEFUL SURRENDER.

The Gazette of yesterday thus alluded
to the surrender of Clarksville, Tennessee:
~ The news which We publish this morn
ing relative to the surrender of Clarksville,
Tennessee, is the most sickening piece of
intelligence we have been called upon to
print for long while: Rodney Mason,
the same who was accused Of cowardice BY
General Sherman, was in command, with
near three hundred men. He was strong y
fortified. The place was surrounded by a
force of guerri!las, inferior, one account
says, to that of Mason and slightly larger,
according to another report. ~ To this band
,ofroving outlaws Mason surrendered with
out firing gun. We have no language
to express our feelings with reference to
this disgraeeful transaction. After the
surrender, itappears, Mason and Woodruff
WHO commanded the guerrillas, made you
tickle me. and 1 II tit kle you speeches. II
the telegraph report of this transaction
shall be confirmed, Ohio will very gladly
spare the Colonel from the ranks of hel
citizens s..ss - -..-- -s- .
Colonel, MASON is prominent Repub.
lican politician from Springfield, Ohio
He became notorious some years ago by
the part he took in preventing the Fugl
tive slave Law from being enforced in hi
county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03
President Lincoln's Reply to
HORACE GREELY. se
'.. : EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
,...s WASHINGTON CITY, D. c., +"
August %, 1862
To Hon. Horace Greeley:

To Hon. Horace Greeley:
DEAR SIR-I have just read yours of the
10th inst, addressed to myself through the
New Y York Tribune. Ii there be in it any
statements or assumption OF fact which |
may know to be erroneous, 1 do not now
and here controvert them. there be a y
inferenees, which [ may believe to be false
y drawn, 1 do not now and here argue
against them. IF there be perceptiable in
is any impudent and dictatorial tone, l
waive it in oeierence to an old friend whose
heart l have always supposed to be right.
AS to the policy seem to be pursuing,
as you, say; have not meant to leave any
one in doubt. would save the Union;
l would save it in the shortest way under
the Constitution. The sooner the national
authority can be restored, the nearer the
Union viii be the Union asit twas. Ifthere
he those who would not save the Union
unless they could at the same tmie save
slavery, do not agree with them. Ii
there be those who would not save the
Union, unless they could, at the same
time, destroy slavery, [ do not agree with
I-them.
PaA S'uOlho 10 W SAW tiie
| Union, and not either to save or destroy
slavery, LII, could save the Union with
Fout freeing any slaves, I would do it; and
it Ircould save it, by freeing all slaves,
would do it, and if could save it by free
ing some and leaving others alone. woulc
also do that What | do about slavery
and the colored race, I do because I believe
it helps to save this Union, and what
forbear because I do not believe it woule
help to save the Union .-...'. ......-5
III shall do less whenever shall believ,
L am doing hurt to the cause, and I shall
] do more whenever believe doing NOR,
4 will. help the cause. I shall try to correc
..terrors when shown to be errors, and shall
4 adopt new views as fast as they shall ap
pear to be true views. / have here state,
my purpose according to my view of ofici
al duty, and 1 intend no modification Q
my oft-expressed personal wish that a.
men everywhere could be free. &c.
20 ass .z.rs-sves E ~ Yours, ,.- -.s--s. :
So o. ee4es-r A. LINCOLN. .E
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03
BEN WADE.

!. Old Ben Wade, the glorious Ben. Wade.
is beginning to have rough time of it. -
Ever since Vallandig CHAM frescoed his fore
head with the pithy sentence, "liar, scoun
dreI and coward, every puny fellow gives
Ben a kick. lis the fate of all whipped
bullies, when they are once beaten or.cowed
that all the embryo bruisers in the neigh
borhood offer them battle. Like an old
rooster that has been cock of the walk for
several hatchings, but who evidently goes
blind of old age, when the young ones i'm
mediately commence knocking the feathers
offhim, poor Ben is being used very rough
ly !. Every puny whipster now is peer.
Even old Senator Dixon, of Connecticut,
a gentleman who will not fight any longer
than there is good reason for it, told Ben,
in open Senate, that his New England blood
could no longer brook his insolence. He
talked right, and said there were some men
in every legislative body, who, by talent or
some superior virtue, assumed Legislative
airs. and to dictate course for others.
He desp;sed all such airs, and would not
submit to them; nor would he submit to
persistent Misrepresentation. He did not
I like to have the Senator from Ohio, say
that he ,(Mr. .Dixon) would not go as fal
| as that Senator to put down the rebellion
or that he was in any way inciinedto sh eld
traitors, He would go as far as any hel
man. He would do anything to punish
traitors and put down rebellion. Ben hac
been clustering all the forenoon, but al
soon as the old Yankee shook his fist a
him, he commenced seating his leek.'
Poor Benz but yes ferday his word woult
fhave stood among world of brulsers; nov
f1ies he there and none SO poor as to b'
AFRAID OF him Pittsburg Post. zst Z
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03

q nsa- Let the people, fill up The ranks Of
the army at once, and thus cru IL the rebels
and when the election time comes, Fet
those remaining at home fifup.the ballot,
box with conserEatirsfotes. and thus crush
and put down the abolitionists who are
the allies of secessionists. 3s -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03

A CLEVER CHAP.-A gentleman from
the country, stopping at one of the hotels
in cincinnati, entered into conversation
with one of the boarders, asking questions
about the fair, etc. After a few minutes
CONVERSATION, the boarder drew his cigar
case, saying ssaoa a.s Ssea az s..se =
you take acigar, sir?"a ESQ \.
ts"Weil, don't mind i'll do,' was the
reply. yz$saaas,z sss.uF - a:,.f -
,8 Theieigar was passed to him; also the
one which our boarder was smoking, for
the purpose of giving him light He
carefully placed the cigar first handed
him in his pocket, and took his knife and
cut off that end of the lighted one which
had been in the mouth of his friend, anG
commencedsmoking, saying nd p.
!: sit ain t often a man from the country
runs afoul of as clever fellow in the city
as you are. ."-Saturday Bren;ng Post
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03
THE EMPIRE OF HEALTH-WHO
Il -. WIELDS IT'S SCEPTRE.

s@ Universal Empire has been the darling
object of scores of despots, dynasties, and
states, from rUhe time Of the. Pharaohs to
that Of Napoleoa ls Grand. Seas of blood,
have been She'd to attain it, and the bones
Of the myriads who have been Slaughtered
in the pursuit of this chimera, would, if
they could be collected into one mass,
overtop the highest peak of the sHimalay-
an mountains. Rome came nearest, tho
consummstion, yet even she was never, in
truth, the absolute Mistress of the
w orld. -
| Yet there is species of universal en-
fpire which has been attained. 1t is an
empire not over the sonis and bodies Of
mankind, but over their. diseases The
conqueror who has achieved this grand
result, is Doctor HOLLOWAY, of London;
at least we are taught to- believe that he
has done 60 by vouchers from all parts of
the Christian and heath hen world, which
seem to be irreiutahle,c and which, in fact,
SO far as we know, have never been chal-
lepged. His Pills and Ointment are
g universal remedies" in double sense.
They are disseminated throughout the
habitsble globe; ant they are $50 "crowds
of witnesses assure us) uaiuersaSiy sue
cessful: -'-----------
%In this country it is quite certain that
the Pills. are used with the most beneficial
effect in disorders Of the stomach, liver
and bowels, and that scrofula, and all the
family of eruptivo diseases and discharg-
ing. sores, give way to the. healing opera
ton Of the Ointment. 'SS 10 ~as7tS
Surely the nohlest of all universal EN-
pires is that which stre:, he its healing
sceptre over the malsdies OF all aati9nsl
- Day Book
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03
Yofty ! =
g & s2s se-5 From Vanity Fair.
THE SONG OF THE DRAFT.

THE SONG OF THE DRAFT.
From Washington City an order there
came, 81 " -t =l pa
And the mighty great STANTON emitted
the same: . -srEEs.s %.
For it suddenly burst on his far-sighted ken
That the Army of Union yet needed more
men; --=r ..as- .-s-- "a
And some shook with dismay as they saw
Photographed Il .-. r.-;-..- g e..
The order official, announcing Draft.
And here there was one who, where tod
80 g dies are sold, .-.-. r..s-'
Had raved in a manner uncommonly bold;
Who had marked with his beer cam
z4.g paign on the table, --... .-
To prove HALLEcK a fool, and MCCLEL-
e-.-., h. Ian unable;
And he sobbed, as his julep he nervously
/ s-ra quahed: ,s....... ..... -, ~. =.
80 gracious! what's this that | hear OF
70 Draft p ID, ....--, p 80
And others, in dread of their spines or
their scalps, .s
Felt a passionate love Of the Rhine or
the Alps; '''.. "'
Inside their brave bosoms observed an
''+ emotion 5f7 GHFsre. .-.-aE .ts-t
OF love for the grandeur and glory of
r" ocean; a''' $50" fi- .asr .Hs
So they rushed to the steamers, but for
'--a ward or aft, .1 e a-E -r.A 5es.-
Not berth could they get on account OF
T e. s' the Draft. astr es %. t.-t.ralE
The amateur braves, who, in buttons and
-es lace, e. % u--srs -.-r
In Broadway had shown militia-man' 5
2 grace, .--.4 se. ...t.- -.
Had displayed to their own and the ladies
's-a-s delight - o. tias ass s,tr..-. -
tAll soldierly things save a soldierly fight;
Oh! they felt their knees knocking, their
d s,p brains going daft -. ..-....
As they read'inz the papers the news OF
zya the Draft %, e. 49,. ~ .......
While another, accustomed the platform
t. Ito. shake s.- -..-... ed. -.
With. that species Of eioquence called
sa Wade Awake; .............-..-..,s
Who charmed all the hearers below hm,
= zagog: r. -- .r.-..-.-- .r... -.
With .benevolence partly, and party wtn
| -. grog; s...- ... 3... :. ......
AS he read the brave order of war to the
hat, -r. ID .-...., --.-..... .......,
He appesrcI half-inclined to dishonor the
.ra..s = = : = : :. sss> v-- .zaFI ga
And the newspaper warriors, scornins tc
- q shrink ssg Gs .efs.. ... -'
When they led he long columns of typ'
and of ink, -.
Experienced raightway weakness o
tzzg . .back.ai saf @-N-..Ga5, SO
/ Which they'd never observed when the,
asssz fought for. the black; ass ......
! But they swors ior the honor and pride
I - rse the craft, ss x-.aa... .. o.. j ~:
They'd continue to sorite in defense Of tn
| - Draft. 4 r. .-.-g .sss.s--sass .
/ - a.fr rr-eset s-s as. --y.~s-ss ..
But the jolly brave fellow who neve
4 Said: "When my land wants me, mel
g to be here; .-a4 az si szy. sa.s-
i I'm stout in my lungs, and I'm stout
s 30 each limb; 81 81 .-l..-..-.sy ST..
| My ear isn't dull, and my eye isn't dim.
So at Doctors Certificates. loudly h
| I'd s laughed .-ra c-ogss >.
4 And awaited, in peace, the result of tn
), se-e s Draft So .e1 .. pa .af fr.r