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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

rsg TuurNs y PITTSBURGH JONI w, To- - 'u'
Ant h, Ptsauggh Tor The sale ID ,ilk D,., 49,
S,,~ III uesss leave their AID ess wan MI f'urs,
che ro,t Oies who ~. deliver to a. part % VI"
~ r,,y,,x "OM rcstO6co Building" ccrrrr Of
-, a., M,rAet streets. OrruMas. Iowa. VII sarpy oI
ti,, lad c.y and vicinity with IHA DAIRY ssd NfhA"
as,,r>y ia advance OF the mails
,r Tst.r,s N Our friends In Cartcnds'N
=, can AWAY. buy inx TKBvhsi lazy, semi N'esy o'
WI,li, Of William NJ. Wilson
n, = g. III tstIus at tie Telegraph Oeco, sing Slug =.
\ receives ruh DAILY pRiBuNh by The cary uah o"'~
ucrnry aud viii be happy 10 serve II TO every o'u"'
IN saarsoS, sy.BNusswicK. N J viii supply -
TauuSK 4 tho oloo price TO oil who desc Il IN 'S'''
entity 40,
Tar Ts,nrSs IN PurApsrrai,.--Tns Ta'Brst 10 deiv'
loo South Third street. -.
Mr. !. 4. WEEws vt the Post-oHcs, os,osp. ~ u. ~
lni.h TnE pnLy, SnssI-Wssxis, aud "sAAL'
a our Published rates
ON nt,ud. in CHICAGO can obtain niiS Thsvss I" v
McNALly I Co, aul Il NoHn's \ uspa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

I tod him and ,Ac announcement secured NJ ooi
dial grnsp " bic hand. hearty q" God bless jos. ai
an urscl. rcgnes, % join LIN 10 dinner iri oaf.yH
osee moro Of 20 on ,ina character. accepted tie
n,it-;ion.
Tho Chaplain dodge" was Il tle further sad u tie
cam, and lool,l dosna woilrwef' frn,clei avenue
which ,e soii,rs had buit between the two rows q
canvas houses II war much iaoiO spacious il those
nl,,ut H. H. roof was formed OF two "sAolorteu.s."
meeting togo q. the ridge end rs two bcs were
contracted 81 triangular pieces ~ coarse cotton cloth
One end and the sides Of tho siiuc'urc wcTo cy,G
With s'slps II weather boarding roughly n,ed 70 sho.
stakes and allowing. by The yulsc Of paint whch ~
adhered t. tcm thnt they Rad Glloady s'rcc o.
son.o II tho dsalntled dwellings IN he vicinity Two
camp.cois so,oiA ampulntcd ldrs slaal, imprinted
pine table two OF three travelling trunks and old
moro TO all appearance Old enough to have been vih
bs f,r.ftler Ham IN the ArLWho lay fast asleep ~
one corner composed the furniture Of the Interior
Tepderiug mo one Of the broken backed chairs. the
preecher touched the negro Hglil with bis foot and
saiJ TO him. Wake up Julius. vale up AS Tie
ancient African turned over and hlowly opened ms
oyes the parson continued; Come Old fellow order
dipuer-dbner for three and then give US taste Of
whisky punch. Dye hearr
.Yas. va, rnassa, ycres III git en- quicker 10
time wat powerful sermon dat ws o youin. n'assa
powerful replied The black. 10 lie raised hinsol nom
the ground fret on knee. aid then on Tie otho ana
then stead wing himself by ono OF the camp COTS pi'!
clambeTed 10 lis foct. When he had REACHED his msh
est altitude he might have boon four feet an. ten noes
from tho onornous brogans which formed L' Da"e Oh
IN tho Of NO Dis.ta o0af 0l The 'ou's'A y" c' u
New fCrt, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
i KEW TREATISE OK SURVIVING AND NAviGA
TION fdiied ~ ORrs noOr 4. ii. vvo. Up -
ls.scf. lLinney, 60

TlOS Ydied ~ ORrs HoOr. 4. ii. svo. ~. -
h..ou. lLianey, a Co
The well-known work on Surveying, forming
portion 4 Eoh!nsons 3'aihcmaiioal Solie-." i here
r,p,olaeod in an entirely now edition. with sach I'M
ros.at lad Numerous Improvements a. cGoc.y 70 re-
tain lie identity Of tho original treatise II j. intended
hia as cls- book for instruction In schools and col
rscs and o. guide 10 TIC practical surveyor. contain
as cra4. variety Of lules ciamros ana iI-''T~'''
.a,.t'er viii DC Necessary table md processes r.
Qlirod ~ operations irtAo field ord on loid SIP lie
y .ncui Of the various topics connected with the di
e..crt brarc, - - Surveying and navigation IA fun
though o; G.sasc. aid presents tho leading principles
and methods O. the rospec..,e sciences vii5 admirable
a. = r. and Gcorraey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
r,jE TEMPERANCE TAILS. by IucIrs NJ sARSE'T
q ~ La...n Vol L laMo. Ameil-.l IIa.t s-...-y

III Il'I INRNVI.. -. -, y .', ~, : >
In the history Of the Temperance movement
ia Ncw.T1slirl. Mr. Ll,.ls Manlius Saf6en's ednh'
rabe sc.ies of familiar stories viii always hold memo
--5e place Tier popular efFec, was both insianIane
Gus ..d pei. aacnt. they touched the deep 81 springs
of feeling in the human heart; they appealed at once to
hc couscicrce and lie macnniion while they charmed
o ,ys,ei reader ly Their rich dramatic power and
their r'owiT- fanccs. their nnrrg pahos ,nd heaihy
sympg,hes made deep Impression on the mu!.ind" ~
the common walks ofnf'. \ new edition. Of which TIC
fit volEc j. nov published. has been undertaken b!
the American Trac, societ! IN Bos,cn. presenting N
4c.t AID compact form the remarkable productions
which ~ long retain their interest IL the Literature o.
ile lad. vel as nthc record Of pAilnihropc noiio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
PRACTICAL TRRATlsE on Ll,iEs HYDRAULIC .cE
NENTs sd hDAfARS ~ .. a. 'ii-AoHE -
gro IN 80 u Van tosirar4.

PRACTICAL TRRATlsE on LIMBS. HYphAuLl' 'E
MENT5. tND hDAIANS. ~ - n 'ii-AoAH' = o.
so Up. 30 y. Van Nos'fura
The materials from which this volume Is com
possd we're the result Of experiments and Icscafohes
coad..tcd by Gen. .aofe under toe authority 81 nc
Ligiaser DlieAg g.. lie War Department. lad o'.n'
plc.cd in tie Summer o. is6L The manuscript S. %
Yearly ready ir publication 81 that zine. hni tie active
fla,y duties oi tie distinguished author ln'e Ife
yoroa hin from giving 1t hls personal supervision au-
sas lis passage through the prcss II 'oTE iul an1
GHOST oah44..ye pIac,oL treatise 81 It's subject 10
which il IS devoted and VII make an iapornAi add.
ton 20 the library o';ho scientific engineer
REVISED UNITED sTATFs ARMy REGULATIONS Oh
iBo svo. pp. 90. Oeorse W tLiliA
In this volume, we have q revision Of The
Army Regulations" published in lh6l together Win
rary Important aud valuable additions. colious AIe
1oulit contains ile changes and new lava relating to
lie regulations Of the army aid the arclos u "ar Up
10 june - 1868 The convenience and utility Of The
work are greatly Increased Dy tho excellent 1nie1
which seems to have been prepared with uncommon
care and accuracy. Ia its present form the volume -
tie standard authority all questions concerning le
United S;ates amy aid cannot fail 10 prove usci-l
book Of reference for the public 10 general
PiINDff, IN. NJ sthLfALs OF 7Chifl+Ih = "''' -
IsApfEA1iog. ~ u. AAnAs. ID. -. lzpo. rp. lio.
u. ppe.oH GO.
IL this very curious volume, not little 70
STARCH aid IL scnu - brought IN support % Che position
tlat pcre N sur erantura design Ia tLr numfsls u
Scripture. The chronology u ihe bible according 20
he lihor f. marked ~ tie recurrence II certain nTs
teal terms Of years at cxhct Intervals. Tic hunbei'
six Ssyen Light Thirteen. ant others, posses dei
aite epri.la' meaning ap4r' non ilcr arithmetic
value Students addicted 70 The symbolism d he Ihle
viii doubtless ind new impulse TO tbc.T .nirrios ia
i..ff .r.l ,ftyai .uvve stfunh NJ TN. NyluL,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
THE DEAD SHOT; Or srOnTsxAys cOsrIr rsnd d'V0''

THE DEAD SHOT; Or, SrcnTsNANs eosrLr1f s'''"
by .lLRxssAx. l2ro Up 26'. W. A. io"n'ei"
Since the uu,mely deoeaso of the great au-
thor.y on the at Of tho sportsman Frank Forester
no work has appeared on the subject which can compare
viii tie present ro tiso from the pen OF skitl En-
rliJ, wTitsr Il embraces wide range Of topics, In
ending The care ard Management. Of gun the pursuit
OF game doc.b1oak.ng and Others. all Of which are
t..atcd in practical, straight forward commonsehse
manner with more attention TO the fight OF pigeons
a.d res than 10 IL, his u rhetoric Tie work
Of course is founded tue methods OF English shoot
ng bu ,lcc Is scarcely line in the volume which may
10. be turned TO &C QUIT 10y tho American sportsman
ine woodcock and snipe are shot nearly in the same
mode in both countries. The English partridge 10
Which bird very considerable portion Of the volume If
devoted has almost The same habits with The American
quail. English and American grouse-shooting with
soae rrimporagt exceptions may be considered der
ucal; AID dogs are dogs the world over Inc volume
in external appearance is really gem. and several ex
celeu. engray.ngs illustrate the letter press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

M,y1,a1 or pEvoTIoNs FOR DOMESTIC AND
'pRRIIVtTF USE. Py GEoRGS UPyoID, ID. d. 10 mo.
DID, 2aL ID. Appleton Co
Tie Episcopal Bishop of Indiana, by whom
iris book Of devotional exercises has been complied
was presented few years ago by gentleman Of Cana
da with copy Of the English edition Of tho celebrated
Henry Thorntcn's Family Prayers Impressed with
their pure and feryent spirit Gnd their adaptation to
private as well domestic devotion he was induced 10
prepare edition for American Introducing such
changes into the volume won!d enable to meet tho
peculiar circumstances Of this country Henry Thorn
tor occupied prominent place In his day among the I'd
herens of the so.caed Chaplain school, portion OF the
Evangelical branch Of the Estab led church, incuo'hg
wlberforce Zachary Maeaulay Gle father OF the hs'o
rian) Thomas Darlington Cor whom tho historian was
uamcd), Venu ond others Of distinguished note. MI
Thornton was eminent for bis liberal charities his pro-
found and active sense of religion and tie eoss'eh'y
md beauty q his character The present voiuhe pos
sesses 81 ecial interest as memorial Of the author anu
has been judiciousy adapted by Bishop opio'd '''
hosp.iahe reception in our own country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

Ike him have given NJ homo. ard comfort and wealth
and fe itself 10 fight for idea Even those 80 whom
Tint ides IS most hateful must admit that in the relro
spect OF war which has produced such heroism there
is something to owen upon VITA pleasure. a b@'"ii
over burlenrd viii prosperity intoxicated Wit; success
donor zcd by wealth. Las learnt how to die rs VEL as
how to live. and that lesson Is surely worth learning
Such expressions Of opinion from the other sac
of the Atlantic present gratifying exception 'o'A'
prevailing tone Of English writers, and VIII receive
al apprecatye welcome an evidence that n"',on''
prejudice and the pride of party have nov "HoN'
chilled tho sense Of justice in tie British heart
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-05-13

Whereas the people of all the States, in
the Southern Coniederacy, have, at this
time, one common and paramount interest
their lndepcndence-and the labor, health
and lives ot our fellow citizens, in the army. ..
are demanded BY the General Government,
ut rates established bv law, and the same
obligation should cunstrain the pIcperty of
every description, which the government
may require for maintaining its armies, and
the achievement of Southern Independence.
And whereas in the absence of all foreign
trade, the proper mrnsure of value and the
representative of m"Eev, wi,hin the limits
OF our Confederncv. is the evidence of the
debt o! the government, which it tenders,
IN exchange for whatever may be required,
For the great objects Of It's establishment.
Therefore be II resolved that this med
um of exchange, or Confederate money,
should have permanent and fixed vaIu-,
throughoutthe whole sphere Of its l.giti-
mate operation; and should regulate the
price OF every article Of consumptiou as ii
n0,c does the pay OF The soldier
Resolved that it be respectfully recon.
mended to our Honorable Senators and
Representatives in the Confedcra,. Con
gress, and the Legislatures OF the several
States, I" devise some plan bv which the
rates OF ail property purchased for the use
OF the Confederate Government shall be
permanently fired during The continuance of
The irar.
Resolved that the patriotism OF the peo.
pie who are not engaged in the perils of
'he battle field will cheerfully submit TO
The same rule by which their fellow ciii.
zehs IN the army are governed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-05-13
Fine Stock.
Ny though. bred Horse
DAPPLE JOHN

will stand the ensuing Spring Season, con,
mencing the iirsi week In Marsh, n, Iny
residence near Hanging Rock.
DAPPl.E JOHN is full. .blooded Jsnu,
and Canadian. lie is so well known in IN. I.
section that II is scarcely necessary TO say
anything il COMMUNICATION of his superior
qualities His Colts speak for thems. Ives:
and 'hsy are unhesila,ingiy pronounced by
good judges to be among the best stock of
our country. For huvn.s. Of form, apirit.d
appearances and activity Of motion, he is NO,
eAceled by any h"rs. in the State.
Mares from IA distance can 10 accommo
dated with stab!ipg and pastures
Term. for the lnsurancs $4,000
JAMES II. INGRAM.
Feb. IS, 1868, a-u
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-05-13
r. f.. LEE,
General Commanding.

THE LATEST FA>HIoSs.-Thc London
illustrated Ners, containing the fashion
plates, has arrived through the blockade
from which it would appear that the cos.
tune of the ladies is returning to simple
style. Hoops are assuming rational dim.n
sions, and the ball room dress. compared
with the past styles,Is almost denuded OF
ornament. The change is especially true
in relation TO street costume. Trains have
entirely disappeared. The dress falls hard.
ly below the ankle, leaving the whole foot
exposed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-05-13
Another Glorious Confederate Victory!
FEDERALS RECROSSING RAPPA.
HANNOCKs

The following was received Mt Richmond:
MILFORD. May 80 President Daris ::
Yesterday, Gen. Jackson penetrated TO the
rear Of the enemy and drove him from all
his pos,ions-from the wilderness 10 with.
in on. mile of Chanccllorville. He was
engaged ut the same tiUIc in front by two
of Longstreets divisions. This morning.
the battle was renewed. lie was dislodyed
from Gil his positions around ChaDcsllor,ille
and driven back towards the RaPpahannock.
over which he IL now retreaiing. Many
prisoners were taken, and the enemy's loss
in killed and wounded is large. We have
again to thank Almighty God for prea,
vi6ory. ! regret to state that General
Paxton was killed, General Jackson severe
ly wounded, Genera's Heath aud A. =. lliil
slightly wounded.
(Signed). r. f. LEE,
G,ner,l cnmmnndinu
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-05-13
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA. Aprit lS. 1863.

WHEREAS, the presen, supply of pro-
w visions in this State is needed for the
subsisteDca "f the people thereof and tliu
soldiers of the Contederncy therein And
whereas, il is deemed important to prevent
the expectation Of the same for speculation:
Now therefore ], MllLEDGE l.. BON
HAM, Governor Of South Caroiiua, by vir-
tue Of the power vested in Iue under the
Constitution Of this State. do issue this, my
Proclamation, and forbid all persons, for
the space Of thirty days from this date from
exporting beyond the limits of this State,
any salt. bacon, pork beef. corn. meal. wheat
flour. rice, peas, or potatoes The follow.
ing persons are excepted, VIZ: Quariermas-
ters, Commissaries, nnd other agents Of the
Confederate Government purchasing provi.
sioDs for the army. who must exhibit salts.
factory evidence Of their official character
and authority; persons from other States
who purchase for their own private use and
consumption and not for sale, who shall
make oath to that effect before tn. next
magistrate previous TO the removal Of tho
articles purchased, which oath the mapis
trn,e shall preserve and furnish for the use
Of the Solicitor Of the Circuit ~ hen r.ouir.
cd agents Of cOnD;ies, towns, corporations
States who exhibit satisfactory proof of
their authority TO purchase such provisions
in b.hslf Of such counties, towns, corpora.
iions or Soldiers' Boards Of Reiisi for put.
lie use or for distribution nj costs and char.
gss, and not for resale or profit.
Salt made by nonresidents and cargors
entering our ports from abroad ars HIso rx.
cepted.
II is enjoined upon Nil shsrrfTs. magic
trates and constables, and all good ciiizsns
are appealed to, to aii in the enforcement
OF this Proclamation, aud also of the Act Of
the General Assembly, entitled AN Act TO
enforce any Proclamation Of the Governor
prohibiting the expectation Of provisions"
ratified the tenth day Of April. A. ID. 1859.
Given under my hand aud the seul Of the
State, at Columbia, ihis eighteenth day
L.. $. Of April, A. ID. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-three.
NJ. /. BONHAM.
WV. r. HUNT, Secretary Of State
April -, 1863. l,-im
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-05-13

An exchange has the following. as M ex.
celIeEt system OF gardening for ludies:
Make up your beds early in the morning;
sew buttons on your husbands shirts; do not
rake up any grievances; protect the young
and tender branches Of your family; plant a
smile Of good temper in yonr face; and
carefully root out all angry feelings, and
expect good crop Of hnppincss
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-05-13
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Will be inserted at two dollars per square
for the first, ar'd one dollar per square
for each subsequent insertion. A square to con.
sist of the space of II lines, BREWER type. No
advertisement considered less than a square
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-05-13

An IDLE RuMoR A correspondent, ~ri.
ting from ia. army Of Virginia, SAYS 81
hear, and 4 think there is some foundation
for the rum"r, that Gen Lee thinks We will
have peace ia sixty DAYS"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-05-13
s o u t b Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
10y T.. II. HAMMOND. Eso Ordi,ar,

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
pl p. Il. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
ID for said District
WHEREAS, L"ndy w Bailey has
applied to ~" for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods aud Chattle..
Rights and Credits Of Jsniima Hammond
late OF tho District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad.
monsh all and singular, tho kindred and
creditors of the SAID DECEASED, TO be and
appear before me ut our next Ordinary's
Court Tor the said district. to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 18th day OF
May next, TO show cause, if any, why
The said administration should not be gran
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 3Oth
- day OF April in the year OF our
( l.. y. Lord one thousand eight hundred
I ~ and sixty. three and IN the eighty
seventh gear Of the Independence of the
State Of South Carolina.
4. T.. HAMMOND L. D.
May 6, 1863. IL.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-05-13
THE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published every "Wednesday Morning
BY
w. MI. G O N N O r S
Editor and l,rOprictOr.
Z T. r M S :

At the expiration OF Six Months, $50
At the end of the Year, 500
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are pasl, except at our option.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-05

MAD DoGs-To cure hydrophobia use
the following recipe: it is floating through
the papers ard may have merit in it
MIX one pound of common salt in a quar-,
OF water, and then battle with and squeeze
the wound with the same one hour; then
oind little more salt on the wound for
twelve hours.
The auther Of this receipt was bitten
SIX times by mad dogs and always cured
himself by the above mixture, and offered
to suffer himself to be bitten by any mad
dog in order to convince mankind that
what ne offered was real truth, which
numbers could testify to.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-05

II AM Agent for the states OF Iowa, Wisconsin,
J. and Illinois, 20 sell you the Right to make aud
use IL: mean the celebrated Portable Farm Fence
for which Letters Patent granted to sylvester
Denton by the United States, Feb 2lst, 1860. II Is
considered the best in the u S. for the purposes in
tended. am Farmer and have the Fence in use.
Send me THREE DOLLARS, and will forward by
return mail, Deed, covering all the land you
may own or occupy in your county, with fu,, direc
tons for building the Fence.
Large Inducements offered to purchasers of Town
and County Rights. Correspondence invited.
Address j. Il. CORLETr,
January %, ls63n32sp,6 Farmsrshura Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-05
tWA Scotch pedestrian attacked

TEA Scotch pedestrian attacked "
three hghwaymen, defended himself
with great courage and obs,inancy, but was
at length overpowered and his peck cts
r'Hed. The robbers expected, from the ex.
traordinary resistance they had experience
ed, to lay their hands on some rich booty
but were not little surprised to discover
that the whole treasure which the sturdy
Caledonian had been defending at the haz.
ard OF his life, consisted of no more than q
crooked six pence. 1.-THE deuce is in him >
said one of the rogues; ''if he had had
eighteen aence, | suppose he would have
killed the whole of u.s."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-05
The Early Physical Oegeneracy Of
AMERICAN PEOPLE.

JUST FObLlSHED By DIX. STONE.
Physician to the Iyoy Lunq d HyqienSc Institute
/. r.; a., -, -
.rea'se On .ne oauses oi hary rnyscal Uecnne
C Hu : eopIo .no cau.es VI nervous OeoAnty,
CONSUMPTION anu "arasmos.
This york IS one Of high moral tone, isritten
chdste, yet MT"9 language, appeals directly to tbs
moral consciousness of ALL PARENTS and Guar.
dams especially, dstaiing scientific and reliable aid
and treatment for cure:
II will be- sent by Mail on receipt Of two e cen's
Stamps.
So Parents and Guardians! Young Men! and
Ladies! Fail not to send and get this book.
A Vord oC snI.u,n con..,o.st,,.a
10 those who viii r.Iicc"
A class OF maadies prevail to a fearful extent in
community looming 1T least 90 OCO youth os ho,h
sexes, annually, to an early grave These Ss..s.s
are very lmperfectIy understood Their nan
ieStatiops Of symptom are Nervous DEBILITY Rs...
ton ard exba ustjon mara, mus ar was,ing snd 80,
sumption of the whole body sbortness of hreatb;na
or h,,rrec breathing an ascending . hlI or Nnh, =,
stairs great nalnts,ion of ,he heart Astbma ill., :"
chtis and sore throat shaking Of the Uands Ia
Limb aversion to society and 20 business o, studv
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-05
whats a kisS2 A kiss is aS

-"What's kiss? A kiss is, as l.
were, seal expressing our sincere attach
ment, the pledge Of our fathers union: a
dumb, but at the same time an audible Ian.
gnage of the heart present, which at the
same time it is given is taken from us :;
the impression Of an ardent passion upon
an ivory coral press the striking Of two
Hints against one another; sweet bite of
the lips, delicious dish which is eaten
with scarlet spoons; a swcetneat which
does not satisfy our hunger; fruit which
is planted and gathered at the same time :;
the quickest exchange ofguestions and an
swers Of two lovers the fourth degree Of
lOyeN