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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31
HopuuL FrrLiss.-A Washington letter il

the New York Journal Of Commrc. says
The rush upon the Treasury for the 5 g
bends is daily increasing, and the daily issues
are not far from two millions. One individual
made deposit to day of $3.50 600, but owing
to the pressure, he wa, told he could rot have
his bonds until Tuesday or Wednesday next
A feeling of confidence in the strength and
eventual prosperity Of the Republic seems To
pervsde the whole community, and one or tive
rou,ing victories would, just now make tbepco'
pie mad with delight
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31
Cloud Painting.

Clouds form one Of the most beautiful studies
IN Nature. More gorgeous than the flowers,
sTandcr than the forests, mishtier th4n the rivers,
genacr than the zsphyr., they charge from gloom
70 g'ory from leaden unto golden, as silently US
The sslng Of soul.
No eiter do@n was ever so light no fleece
Nns ever 80 fair granite and grim, ts.aay IlrIan
snd mothpr-of pear, ,tl-mJrtow. In tlemornng
breath that Seraph IN full song might have
bre,tAed at night, bank hs worlds red roses
might have groaa 90. Pleasure clouds, rain
clouds, clouds Of an hundred guns. lhr oue
might ave issued from TIE chimney Of The old
homestead o. a wisler sunrise that ia as grand
as the pillar Of flame that weul before the host u
.te wilderness. Momnins covered with snow,
cTR' On ppug e'yso,i'e-, pains sosed Nilh gold
yales fu Of night; brsath Of sparrow, song Of
The si.is waves of the sei, walls Of Ahbl'iet,
marbl. of Clrrara pcnoon' Of princes, banners
.ar arm -., msntlss ier Tempest and robes for the
dead. Moulded ny .he foSrrs Of the winds they
bio rom 10 The sunshine petals Of the iloHercup
Of He4 zen.
We build our castes Of The granite Of cloud
and we stand oL Tie ledge, that glow under th'
sandals of d.y a. ID s,gps from tlif unto cliff inta
Heaven P4'ete' whercon Evening paints tie
goae morning from memory = the yi.lb'e soag
Of the Day that /. dela ships Of the sea o.
ll~Ssa 4urre' aut OF which ae tes 7 udis
are tl3 AZ. When ve '1luh tall morning cloud
I, i4s ...o, we are ad, but when we fcs : waiting
10 royal array iu Gods western gp'e, we are GLAD
agail, for We tAaa h1w telutlu. }. may be vbst
dyaI--Chc1g1 Juad
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31
Ali9ttIl0up.
Chlrlotle Bronte

Tn. world bends win infinite tenderness over
the story OF .hat woman vh1 had 90 beauty aH
u. blessing, ol. 800 the Yorkshire mlar. We
Pity her for tue dsrn., s.rsany 'cl1o VI her child
h0ll, where ford tor Tie ol.er and TIE aner .ia
WIS ALIKE hard, and cI8s.N sa. m0u.ly. We
l,y hes Or .hs l4na.y lrl!gery go he'p.e" AID
SO hopeless, out IN Bw's,.s as wa see hotf.' doea
70 it, wa..- her wings blood le.iing the tars o.
hsr cage, aua the muse scars within her,
'tAajMs 5000 drazs her downward
t. l,+ ltveI. d.y ~ d,y.
VIA. Is o ns Fith' 70 h-r FroHns
Coarse 10 symusthstIc cay h
OR FTP. Iremble as we SEQ tbs, striving ahcr
some .slch sars and heau'y to deck the hard
gray s0u,', though i emDody t'ef ia no better
thing than bright ltt.a lrock and a pair Of tiny
red .hoes-yet to see the poor blossom OF grace
AMI bea4y sAriVeing in tie tire, plt tAtfs bna
held lhere b, iA,her hArler than the house &
se,i, We watch her, woman will. yet ao.-..
"A woman, because Other U,t.- children, 81.
more helpless, are m1iher.lis, agd they can hul
no other nature lrg- enough 30 ts.r them aul
undsrs.4nl and a11p, them sister ia all sweet
ingenious, simple WAYS malher, 10 all wise
overhead ng care and love- aRl taen, At last, q
woman grown, walking over great stretches c
Wild country, that aae might be alone with that
other father aud mother ~ us a.l, aud gather
strength an courage from the communion 10
back anI bear the burden OF stern, ha,i-mat
father, and reckless. .esi brother and bare
rugged Bio and ~ sAN, On, Why wssroi suct
soul clothed in the beauty OF June, and born 10
tn, yaIe Of Tempe, iu HE golden tay', and ih'
fret born and uur..ng of queen ?' Bat We say
th, no niger when The flower un'oil' TO the SUI
--vheh her books aud her lie, 10 alI her variant
strength aud luUne,', reveal lbs mystery Of th'
home.y uN,old.as, anG lhe nak, sharp cln'rsu
of The garden plat aud ,hs hos Gays and dafs
night; flr W. see 10 the flower brmmng wiz
rs're.hment sus blessing to thousands, bow MOI
to tn, beauty Of th- goddess, not to the flower!
meadow, asd b1.ky de..s Of Arc Gia, not to th'
first bora aud nursing OF queen, coud'hI' pow
er come, bul 10 such soul, Sc. 10 such a place
to battle through sad gather al The influence o
such a ',.-Rer. R,bu! Coily,,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

At recent conference meeting in Pennsylva.
mia, the mombers were asked, how many bre,h-
rem can you accommodate at your house ? Ono
lady aroused, saying, can sleep two, but
can eat ss many as you will send along
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

Baron Rothschld once when a rather curl.
Gus person SAID be preferred mutton to yeni-
son, responded in broken English That isb
because mutton s sheep, and venison deer"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

lIaines' Bluff, Of which mention is frequently
made, is the continuation of cham OF hills,
nine miles from Yicksburg.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

Punch'S last conundrum What is the dif'r
cnce between your great coat and baby 0n'
you wear the other you was.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31
THE DAILY FREEMAN

Ispublished at THE FEEEsAs OFFICE Two editions
are issued one In eason for the mail Wes and stages
hat leave sontpeeri the afternoon the other In the
msrningin season Tor the morning mails. Each edition
aims the lat graphic to the time Of golns
to press. .I.t
Terms.
e400 per year or 90 for three months to mail sub
Ecrlbers and hose taking the pcper from the office
$500 per year % for Three months village sub
scriberspAper delivered at their houses or places OF
business
Advertisements inserted on reasonableterms orders
70 solicited, CIV. WILLARD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

TAsr DAY IN Cossrcrfcur, Gov. Backipg.
ham has appointed April 3 ss u day OF public
fasting, humiliation and prayer in Conneetleus.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

THE REBELS AND THE NoRTuW uWE.r.-Thercb-
r,, are no. 80 jabiant IS they vsrs short time
ago, over the pesce movements in the North.
West. The R.chmend FramiRer says
The pe,cs GeIaGon ia blown away Neither
RON foreign intervention, nor from impsrsss
dccrees lrom hng Cotton, nor from rlsnd,nip Of
he Nor.h-Ne,t, nor from stupid rumors Of de-
tnoraizujon 10 Yankee armies, does any hope Of
pesce dawn upon the land. We mu,t fight or
submit. lf,bey can take Riehmsnd, Charleston
aud Nc>shurg 10 SIX months, thsr financial cred.
., is restored aud party feuds cease. The plain
truth il, we are 10 the middle OF the war and
during the coming Spring AID Summer that war
/, to be more t-roe sad unreenIiug than ever be-
fore. The Yankee enemy il Just BEGINNING to
fsht. Again: Crest Union meetings are the or
der Of the day at tho North. Democrats hurry
the halche, ll,t liftsd against lincoln. VaIan.
digham will soon stand whore John Van Buren,
does
The Richmond Dspa'ch also says;
What, thea, should be th, course OF the South
to the Nof,h-We,tl In tn, sut place, to fight
them wl,h KNIVES in both haad', till We have
driven tAem from our soil and made them thor
oushly understand ,ha, var IS the very ls,t pro
cess On the face Of the earth by vhicn they can
obtain an unob'irucied and prosperous navigation
Of the Mssiss.pp ryer, or by witch, even if sue
ce1tul, they can obtain anything but a desert.
Wv must fight them 10 the death. A few great,
crushing victories will bo the beS and only silica-
ciols inducements to peace We can offer them.
Not that we presume upon their tmidty or rrss-
uution. They have demonstrated thsir fighting
qualities beyond all dispute, and caa afford, With
ou, loss Of rspulation, to relnquish war which
is only ran'us to their prosperity, and in which
they are only made sub,ervent to the interests
nnd naA,innk Of NnM Inrland
, 1863-01-15
PUGET SOUND Herald.
sTErLAoooM w T,
Ehur.day lEsrninE. Jan. Is, lsea.

Tur wnArh1R AT present writing, the wea-
fhur i q achunriss decidedly spring.like For
IN, ilyi warn rains and Sunshine alternately
have prevailed. he eject q which has been %
inIhss new lie into vegetation, and 70 eioths the
u,r,h uilh manlls q he most bsaulifal green.
Ihns I.r our winter h,s been very mild, with
ba.thI.o o. four nishtsof frost one day Of snow,
.ad no Ios. some q our neighbour seem 70 re-
s,Id be present Is IN unusually mild winter,
1hcn 4 /. only % by comparison with the lasL
IIis lhros winters preceding the lAst (Which e
e f.r ,1 our personal experiences eziendsl were
n1i colder. We think, ,baa The present has been !
thus uhosil, that very cold weather = not com
non har, N winter. Ths Columbla River has
b.ua lIolla, ysaf ineF year, when thsIs has been
b, d. sI|b|, in ,hs Immediate vicinity q Puget
Sound.
, 1863-01-15


The regular monthly meeting Of the SteilacOom
Library Association convened at the Post Utiicr
building at the usual time. The meeting was
called TO order by President Gallagher.
The roll being called, the following members
answered 10 their names: MSSsrS. Gallagher,
Hughes; Judson, Light. E. M.eker, McCaw, J.
V. Meeker and Rogers.
The minutes Of last meeting were read, cor.
fected and approved.
Reports being ia order, the Treasurer offered
his annual report, showing balance in his hands
Of Sl7 so. The report was referred to the Ex.
ecutiVe Committee. .ar.r.sa...
The Librarian asked and was granted further
time to report
The special committee appointed to settle with
WIN. II. Wood. former Secretary Of Che AssO-
citation, repnrts az follows:
To the President and members Of the Stella
COON Library Association assembled: We the
undersigned, q special committee appointed to
investigate the affairs Of WIN. II. Wood, late r..
cOrdIng Secretary Of the Association, relative To
his Indebtedness, would respectfully report that,
upon application TO him in the first instance, he
promised to hand in a statement with view TO
an early settlement; that upon a second interview
he stated that he had handed In the statement
required; but that more recently We have been
informed that there has been no such report or
statement received from Mr.. Wood Your com.
mittee would therefore most respectfully recon.
mend that the Executive Committee be empow-
cred TO enforce an adjustment Of the matter.
(Signed) E. r ROoERs, Chm,
L. MEEKER,
Te IIoTr &C, j. FTTzGERALD.
On motion, the report was adopted aud the
committee discharged. H.syg HF
On motion Of s. McCaw, Esq, Il was resolved
aud ordered, that the Executive Committee be
, 1863-01-15

DNFIltIuH uH A AlIAa q uln Ol SALE
10 .IuId out 81 1 District CD<ff o. NIIol Comfy ". -
ea % "a any q 1sesahsl 80 and :, us directed and
lITNfo nlVr IIT|ll 80. lt|II1 and II1Su Into
lon, and VII ~ according % au. N tI4latoqu. De
1I. On IIunDAI. ne TN dIl Of I1nuIT 4. loo1.
q sclect lAsof Nd tsI. ~ ie'pan1 darpea FrAl
tlI1ll, % wits
An M slilh brr, q parre' ef and 1lniis n Psrss
County, UaNn1Icn Territory. being nalIal nl u tuuunl
% q. rt.a|d ". q Lafayette 1..! 20 d y, iesa q
cltlac11I a. 10 No o. % n u11t NJ. llnfl tlal .
lulr I'D hnoua. p ~ l1gInnlng n polet IcsI
non Ilo noInuet corner of aid W. and On he 1o1sc.l
nh1 1IIlnI and nn|nI han1r o. south q Iguny
fl aII|i InFntl 81 alll o. 1oIn t1f 90 e.I tlngq
81 norA 1I 4l N1nu ll1 Irlr thence y -. % .oaiA
IIlY 70 lII 1alI 10 ~ point 81 1sInnITI e 1ls 1aln1
ll n1IllII end oI all Lot No att 90 10 n'u Ne. en-.
uo together ne Ianfmonll, h1fedlamtnll nnpu
IlnanoII IlnIauulo 1aIculInn.
The % Be- 11If. much lhrIInf u satisfy
I11InlnI o I1llcInIt Of nnlaEI calling ~ he sun q
Ial uardrsl and HlI.rao Du.au and Nineteen clulII
III m N|I nIIIH I|III10 the rI two per nlr
meath rnl paa Dc li dHy Of Mach, l1el' aa! c5l
~ 4lI IIII | II| D. and IIIlIIel cI. In1ltII ~ ~
nIlIlII l0u a M .lf0n Ilrn I111 m n4uT n ouAIlEI
WHY e19l a1.'nl. cuAnLN y EIz1EnAlp ln1 ANN
idilHl 4. TUokrn. nsr1. a.,
s,u.,,... d.. o.. ia,,. +" = 4 '''.''. Az;
, 1863-01-15

HoRAcE HowR ia, the mafdefsf n The Ia.
hsnlsd B. =. Kendall, was las. week plsesd in
the Fort steiIacoom guard house, there W swat
bis trial, IN March nsxl. in Olympia.
, 1863-01-15

fBisF PoWDERz-- Every honsekseper kndWa
how difficult il is 70 make good bread, and. We
thurrorr tpke pleasure in calling aiien ion 10 The
fact that 70 insure uniformly good, light, sweet
and nutritious brca.l, II is only necessary TO use
70 the public. See advertisements in another
column st fAt
, 1863-01-15

N4.1t11' The clipper Ah|p AoNla1. I0o
days from las|on' u,, wrecked while potrine
Dc Hr.as San FEanci1.o. eight miles east oI
|al lAIa'oae I.|lad. On De Oh inst 81. struck
On aan.sn Iock, md |tr hodr. Afterwards
vent down p 'oIlg hlhoms Of water The ship
and ,'Is' yen. nlolt a 100000. So, bad
11I bundles Or Telegraph wire % board. pos.
tim q which ~. ordered b. J. b snsnr Co.
d. ''n| between Portland an Yf.ta
, 1863-01-15

HoitouArs pILla --9c|f prlserralion-H How
many thousands irIero1ably loae their health
through neglect o. early defanesmtnls and care
|ctn1E| of Ihe IIrIi eynplom1 " dlsordrfrd ac-
don't Had Ho|Ioeayt Pills been taken. an
would have been reciinsd. ~ morbid hnmorl
would lall been expelled and everything %.
no1lou1 10 Ihe llalem removed. For cleansing
be cnI|lt body. and pItsofgInE The health, 10
drug Or c0m1|na1on of dfuft equals N potency
HoIIoNay's PlI|a An who las1 liild them.
have united n bl1'o Ing unqualified praises
ben rI1I|lI nnI confirmed 81 people ID 40
pllI. q IA1 r|ool their wonderful 1lI|cacy IN
preventing q curing d|slalls b universally ad.
Is.
, 1863-01-15

Sos:E ct, 'oAr-'' cent? ''' '.ll'1- Rs ~. ur..ra.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
HARD W ARE.

The undersigned beg leave
to call the attention Of the
public a I'D the a. de i'm par.
uicular to their comp iete
and well assorted Stock Of
SHELF g. HEAVY HARROW ARE,
cO;nprisimgCycrythiDgs"i nit
rd u I hc .JObbjisg Trad Of
the West.
Having uslequascd fas i'i-
tic, fOs purchasing 4. Oiha
Mamufac turrr. direct. We
shall keep our stock (O1l.
slanily Esp 80 tine rcqM rc.
meats ~ tac country, md
uIcr Goods at
\. e. W." & * II H Ia II s
nnl belter terms than any
other House in tlse Trade.
An early cali is respect
fully solicited.
Orders BY mail receive
prompt attention.
WY Els 4 ttALSp,
No. 2 LESllE S BLOCK, tROST ST
mes II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
MA HEE2oD
ANDTHE
TsgOr Of Youth KeSGt reIS
IN -FOUR WEEKS Ely
DIR RIcORN,n ESsENCE OLE LEI

DIX. ktsUkU'o Eo CENNb VI l.iri
DR.. Ricor tof Paris) after years Of earn,n so
,icitaton has at ength acceied To the uig'nt re-
quest OF the american public, and appointed an
ayen, ia Few York for the sale of his vslu' d and
highly ,,riz Il ssot of Life This wonderful!
ayrnt viii restore Manhood 10 the most shattered
constitutions. whether etisins from excuses. the
eff cts Of c,imate, or ma ur.i causes. Inc time
r.oaitei u cure tho mos. lnv.tciate case IS four
weeks and ii used according to printed il struc-
tin,s W aica 60 very simple 'ui 1,c IS imp sib'c
rhi, lie 20 toring remedy should DE tasev y III
about 10 mar. y as its Effects are perma "a I.
is scknewled- ed by the neil al pre- 10 VIC
greatest discovery ever made Its dcv Ipi ,g
n,we,s arr mix curious Succ4 SIS in every Sc is
a. cer'ain as III y. science ,verthrows ign ante.
Dr. kicor,' $ ssencc Of iifeis sold 10 cas- with
al, fnstvuc,i ms for at 3d. or fun ouan les in
,ns Tor - and will he sent to aay part, cS fu ly
hacked IN reeep, of remittance to mis- ace dit ID
aent p,iI III kOL AND, AT Broom st
sg27-dSwly One door " at OF r'adw IN =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

1HiT Is TIE QUESTION:

ME Pr PRi.inRs % THE NEW YORK
l. NcseCM ASp ANATOMY oF dEDiCINE have
detef;n' ned eg n less .. expense, issue fee
Tor tns hea-Iis of su.furing hua,ni'y) 'OoR Of
their most tpteiss,ins and ,nstr:esive Lectures
onNarri .ge ARD its iisiltiicat ,ons, Nervous De-
il'ty. 1rem.tu Jecl ne of slanh,.d ln1;g s.
'on, Weakness or Deprcss,-,n. Loss Of Energy id
Vital Power, tho G-eat So.iN Evil, aua those
naIades which rcsuie from youtbfu, foilies, ex.
cesses ma,a,i;y. or Ignorance OF Pny ,lUls@ y
nd Natures Lw
Tne>eiuyaluahie ..sotures have been the m ga MS
| o. enlishteoing and saving thousands. aud will
be for "atde' tree, on receipt Of four stamps. by
! addressing SECRETARY, New York N scum Of
Anatomy and Medicine, 6iS Broadway, Now
| York. pap3-1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
IMPORTANT TOLADIEs

tMPOn1 ANT TO LADIES
GREAT MEXICAN REMEDY
Ex.. E1arvoy'0
C hr on ct h ermai Fee male Pill 9,
w RICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
W when the directions have been strictly
followed in removing difficulties Arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR STvPPaGE Or NATURE.
Or in restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from specisl affections, frolapsns Uts,i,
the Whites, or otaer weakness OF the Uterine Or
gans The Pills perfectly harmless the
corstitu ion and IN y b taken by the most DEF
icase femals without causing dist ess at the
same time - ct RI Ike, n C11 arm.
by strengthening, lnvigora:ing ana refreshing tne
$, stem to u hea;hy C ,uoition,an by bringing IN
on the monihly period o. regularity, no
matter from what Cause the obstinctiDn may
arise. They should however NOT te tak.a the
first three or four mon his o. PREGNANCY, though
safe az any other time. as miscarriage would b.
the result. Fac h box contains t0 pits. P,ice 81.
Dr.. Hrss's 7eattss diseatss u fsmales
Pregnancy, tiscarr age, Bd,rennees iScrtsi-
ty Reproduction and itrse II Nature.
and emphatcally the LADI 8 iAlyATE MsDiCAL
ADVISER, pAa phle, OF 50 pages. sent tree to ny
address. SIX c,nts required 70 ply postage.
TIE pil- AID book vii be sent ty m ill.,
dcn;ialy, when aesi, ed. securely sealed aud pre-
pa, ID, on receipt OF mono, by
J. BRYAN. NJ. D., General Agent.
.76-CedaY street, New York.
Sold by ell the principal Druggists.
Smith nwyer, Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
LWSssaN L t.svE1t III.
IRE l. life Insurance Gem ANY

Ovf[CE, SO WALL. i 81 PIsE TT. \.
ssd mp capital, surplus and reserved
S1a1s... 1900
ln7ested In this county,. ...... $1,000
Iserly revenue over.... ......-...-.-. w wv
Tao Sher eh0Sders Personally ResrOnsi.
Ole tor engagements OF the Con- pany.
AL Directors must be share hvl6a ~.
aRrsRxscss soR DAVENPORT:
Gao. n. French, Loeooso Schricker, Nicholas
kuhnen d Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skeei,
Nicholas J. Rusch.
HEW ok.
erinns ell, Mintura Il TO, Harper i Brofhern, Dun.
Ca, Snermsn 4 Co.. Alexander L. Stewart.
J. 9. WASdBURS, Agent Tor Davenport and
itecF island i'ys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
Nervousness, Emsciation, Hystsria,
LOW Spirits. vArr OF ENERGY EPILEPSY

LOW OYlnl4Ss " Ant VI 1N nv -
They are sovereign reneuy TOR tho Hsadacbe,
and 10 fact, all diseases, no matter what their
names, that have an originin Nervous derangs.
ment OF the Stomach az Liver, and knowing M
such wsgi aa fail. their uaareh is onward and up
ware 70 perfection. They operate as Mild Ia
tnsrtic, leiving the System fron all &ccumua-
lions Of acid mat ter and adapted fer all ages
end constitutions.
few doses will light up ID eyes with brillian
cy impsrt rich GLOW Of beauty SO the chez k H..
the s. ul with estacy, and bring The beauties o.
The unknown world down TO mortal vision. They
~ii add rirmcneFs 10 the form, free tho skin !roE
all !, rupies and erupticns and leave the mind and
bsdy as clear nd bright as a f.i.y dream.
Melancholy and gloomy sn,icipations are dis.
po,lad, and the demon Ut Emu is blIi bed.
Lcss of Power and impotence yields before
them be dew before the rising sun
Dcbiii,ated Persons ate renewed In strength
and ysaor under :heir magic Influences. and they
are ca; able # aluost income ivab.e endurance
which Games . Eew lite to dawn upon them.
lhey y, ssess the power Of producing sleep az
re@csirl as an infant, and Of iuliing pain like
charms frota tho land Of spirits.
khsumatis,o, Neuralgia, fslpitation Of the heart
an, prostration is entirely cured by use Of !nem
They are o rival 70 Quinine. as a genGfel tnaic
and or tn e cure of Ch Ills and Fever.
The pernlcious habit Of Cpian eating and
draru drinking is overcome by tie Of them
The sys en- is changed under their ma. &c iIhu-
c1ce,aDd the aesne 10 tnduike ~i!i no longer exist
The III piri'.d become hopeful, the d--pairey
harry. The nervous ring into elastic lite. the
weak Q suIse rev streng b. The author d
speaker eacn receive r.@ ideas, an the pen is
gifted with skid tbs. entrances the world
the Soliier .o'gets ;he wsnriness 0! bis IN Arch
ami end eve with almost supe ia ,uTai endurance.
The Mech anc ie raised to the h shest pinnacle,
apl i. shuei with he spirit ct Gnfailng ehefsy.
Stld By all pruggists in foxes Is cents eac, :
and in large Boxes, containing mali, Il each
Tbo3 will be- sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt
Of the money by the proprietor.
BRYAN, n. ". Is edar st., New York.
Smith d Dwyer, Whol safe Agents, chicago.
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do on consider lager beer intoxicat.
ingl" "Vel," rep led W, lash for
da. | gantzay. | driok-h fceity or seek
~ glasses Gay aud it never hu.tsh me;
put | don't know how it would pc it a
man wash TO make hog OF hissef."
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They make paper OF staw up at Mag.
ara. Abou, $50 rcams Of straw Taper
are manufactured daily at Niagara Falls,
tor the New York Tribune. the compa-
ny are building large store house for
straw, just below the Bird 20, in the
'stnIdst Of the waters"
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During the last trade year our exports
have exceeded our impc'ts neatly $4,000
600. one-half the credit being in specie.
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The Chicago Tribune thinks the
promp. removed CT Gen. Rosecrans CIV
idence OF growing courage, v,gnr, ana
progress.
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"A mau who raised $4,000 by forg
'ng Government receipts tor horses ha.
tee arr .sted ~ Can d..
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