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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-29
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

The subscriber would hereby give notice
that he keeps constantly on hand, LIME Of
the best quality and CHEAP as can be
bought AZ the KlR IN Pownal Also he
best quality Of HYDRAULIC CEMENT;
ARCH MOUTHS HOT AIR YENTILA-
TORS or REGISTERS east Iron DOORS
for Chimneys, CALCTNED PLASTER, Sc.
Lime house few rods North Of the Bap-
tsg Church.
WV. c. BOURN.
Factory Point, VI. June ii. "a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-29

IL i liiile troubies that wear the
heart cut II Is easier 10 throw a
bomb shell mile Than iesiheF--ey-
ca With artillery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-29

HAVING facilities equal, II not superior to
L a any other House for obtaining my Goods
Diye9. under Custom House seal, most re
specially call the attention Of the County
Conn issioHcrs, also Town Agents and dealers
generally, 10 examine my goods before purchs
ing. An Goods IErmatcd az represented, or M
Sale. My stock consists IN part as follows
Ohrd, Dupey & ca, !. & I. Alarl,tt Jules
Robin & Co.. n. Barfftrrion x Co., United Pro-
prietors, Pe!lesninie & Sigucle Brandes, Mu-
ler's Swan, De Kupper's London Excise, ST
Nicholas, Excelsior and Citroa True Gins, st.
Croix. Jamaica and Antique Runs, London,
Hungarian and Burgundy Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry South Side Madcra Pale and Brown
Sherry Wines, Iimmennans and Iongwnrth'
Ohio Wines. Champagne and Clarct, Of various
brands OLD ROURB0N. Monongahela, Old
Rye and Wheat Whi,kies. 81 the very finest
quality. Also, Melau's Irish Malt Whisky
Al Of which are offered At the lowest market
prices.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
a~3af6tnetots, Sc q.

J. Die @pniertpttOa .z-- Ger proe
fsbmarIGoQ bat Ieiue 9iRen etnseretAt, pel&e
aeaeu 30, 600 Namen, bason eegen elm Ttera
tel Tarbtae ~entbaltsn. Sn Der l. WarO fnb
osaen 1000, 2. $500, 3. 1000, 4. 5000, 5.
100, 6. 1900, Z. 240O, 8. 800, 9. 700,
10. 400, II. 500, IL. 800.
Die oe3ogeuen @sriUnen weroen BON Srup.
penbeta6emeuts aus Dem 2anDe bterber esfore
ttrt unb Ioaen lOfort ben aIten Testmentern
~aberrteIen tperbea.
t@pt. So nj. 6.9uDlOw, Der Nus
ws9slnnsaeOmmiGotr, TT Drn Brig. General
@. q. IlersSttb ab8elGf, Gr 9at feline osIt'
tate uuD DerantwOrtlt@e SteQang NIT rt@tt9en1
&utte uuO sruBsr Observation-Disclosures Ourd''
ssla4rt.
Nntunft BON @sangtnen. -
@sfsrn Morgen fatn elm Bug BON IA 0e-
fansenen BON WarrsntOn an, tpslGe Set W9as
nolas Sap ssuOmmsn Fnp. Inter ibuer
ltnb 2 @optt1ne nnD 4 Qteutenants. Wan&e
paul4sn oussslisfert 3u perDsn, wGtrsnb fd
otsls berett srtIGren, ben Gin Der Sreue 3u
nebnen,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
glbermaIs 9lnaraie ~ Qasuapra.

9agnaYra, IA. Suit. Dtr iin6 absr'
mails In Nnar6ie ge1Ir3t. Der GrprdftOent
@sn. Dae; Gat fa ipeben bon 8OrtC @absaU
aurafee3peen, bas bonn NOmtral 9as3 frsng
bledtrt rpire, Der bte NaGfOlee tn bds Ne@t
leiue8 8aters bsanfpruGt. Der 3wsd Der
Mltl7Dn bes Generals bat ntGt Osrlautst.
EalcOn 1T bon etnem WttlitGr8srt@t gum Sber,
befeb(sGaber etnaunt tpDroeu, Bis bon Der NI>
Ienbls Elm @Dafnl auf 10 Sabre erpablt 1T.
Der nen ertpdblte Gtsf unb NOmtral 9aea
Neben etnanoer biametral ent9e9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
Wnn Gharleffnn.

Rew gurf, %. Suit. Der Ss6sIsm-
Sompfer Msrvtmac, wetder TN UOrtgen Sabre
In GnalonO eebaut wurbe, fam BIER beute
Wpreen ais OrtIe bes RanOnenbpUtss SrOs
auUiS NIT elmer 9abuus 8aumtpoue an. @r
rUuvbe beim 8re&en Der 8lufaoe bon @ile
mtuotpn ertappt. Gr 9ins NIT 3fuet aneern
Ddmpfern sugletG BON bort nb, BON wflben
Bic SLATE e~benfals senOmmen TT.
Der GGUuner Nma3On BON sort Npsal
bsridtet, bae unlere Gruppen am g., als CT
Dor G6arlefon pOrbeitam, Sort 0aener bUrts
sarGtrten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29

u. Wetstittet, 68 neutrality-suspicious.,
s. 8rubL gde Bonb= unS BdntfrGse.
@6S. Wtd@e, 2S2 g. Bonbfrase.
Or. Piet, Is ytcrb @Senftrase.
.. Sadie, I6 @nIcrftraBe.
=. Sted, @de Brcabtpap NIB OrleanSfr1Bs.
S. 0taiber, $50 81. @aualftrase.
u. Sees, 248 @baietraBe,
Wt- Sermau, Ga gtorb @utapfraBea
Sultan, Snru9alle, 500 gBeit Prattitrase.
P. 6cmbad, 81 Wcrb @utapfra6e.
s.. Sleii&uanu, 16 0pUerfraSe.
s.. SCl5nraun, 287. 8eft @rattfrnBe.
s. Sreunig, 1919 2eeItra6e.
u. Bfeil, IL SrctpnftraBe.
8t. Mdder, 166 Santsursfrafe.
s. @ettntarsBduien, "a gtprb @acairaBe,
6. @Siesner, 81 SenriettetraSe.
%. @eruebrrS, @de CHARLES uut Wtp%utspmerbftr.
8. StePl, @te SAT urb MpttftraSe.
6. Brad, II 8ropnftrase.
ST. &~rauter, SIG gtorb @abftroge.
Gr. @&a6ert, 1913 6orrefftraSe.
. 6. Bauer, 80 SbartesftroBe.
Sobn Triebrid, 1873 Sft 8altimereftr., 8oritser.
S.. 9eber, Sc Wc@lberrpfrase, S@riftfi9rer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
Q~SrpfOfmarf@ans Office,


Q. @cnsreBsDitritt bon Nearblnnb, I
No. 8 @iibz@reterftraBe, Baltimore.
Baltimore, %. Suit 1868.
Die Iufnertiamteit bes Eu6liturs pire nuf folsente
Sercrbnnns seridtet:
GircmIOr $40. az.
y Die se3cseuen 9ente herben Splbateu int Dienfte
Der Ser. @taater 6urb bic &batia9e, bas i5re 91dmen in
Der 3iesnng se3p9en tperben. Die genaGri9ttaune, bic
fade on unb ben 8ee6l, fi& suHt 9ienft CUR teftiutrnten
Sett ltnb ant be- tiu1nlten pIas 5u tteI6en.
q Srl9enoe ~Guti1etbtu9 beS SON. gbitirg, Inipdlt
oeS &rNg86epdrtententS, ipirb 5rr Snforltatict ftr Ollie,
bic eS betrifft, berGffer tliGt @enn SenIoMo in 5ol9e beS
@nrpQirungsdttes bonn 3. Ntdr5 1863 Se5cseu ipirb, nluS
Ct ~innerbaIb 10 Sasen baoon bnrd cine eeIGriebene pber
Sebrudte 9tcti5 benadri6tist tperbeu. 0ieieIbe lift benrs
Ielben perISuli6 5~n5uiteIeu pber in ieiner @p6nuns a65lt=
geben NIB BAT itt auf bieie 9ena1ri6tisuns bin beriel6e
gum 0ienfte gu iteQeu, D6ne eiuen @rfatuauu 81 brinsen
cber $500 Sl 5dblen, tptrb Ct benz @eiese mad aS Deferz
teur betrahtet unb arretirt uuo fam bird Elm Srieg8ges
ri6t gum Sp6e r~erurtbeilt tperber.
9Serr Semdnb, nanbem er 9e3cger, unb beocr ct baz
BON benadri9ti9t tuprben lift, beiertrt, 70 iol bic 9iptiS in
Ieiuer Sllett innc Se9abten DcRnuus binterldfien iperben,
lnb ipQte &c iit innerbab Der s~eiebIiben Grtf nidt- fteLs
len pber einen @%rIasmanu beibriusen Dber $500 beSa6Ien,
mir6 CT ais Seferteur betradtet unb bdnddb bebanbelt.
SO gilt feineu @uspeg, burb pe.hen ith Sentaub Der
Dffentlifeu YfiGt ~ent5ieben fanu, ipen1 er 9e5pgen it,
Ob segeuipSrtiS ooer ~abipeieub, Of ct feline Neobuuns
medielt c6er f@ icuit benz gfe6t, taS bic Ser. Gtaaten
Guf i'm bdBer, ST. entSteben iu@t, e8 1T nublo8; unb nlr
burd @rfitGung ieiRer BfiGttann er es b~ernteiSeu, ais elm
Serbreder ~bebanbe(t III perten.
@m. @bttina,
sutpalt beS Sriegs6epartements.
SaS. g.. Srb,
Observation-Disclosures.
Rpbert 9dtbcdrt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
Neues aus SSapam.

Gan Gran3tscO, 25. Suit. Na&.
gt@tsn aus g%outaboma, Sapan, bonn 16. Ntat
linp eiueetrpFen. Sc 8tns DUrt eth @eri1@t
oa6 Die Differentiation 3rilGen @nSlono UNI
Sapen 70 gel9ltGtst tpOrOsn lsten, Dap teir
&rteg mebr 90 6ffardtsn Rebe, bod labt ss
fi@ auf feline oIunbwHrOiSe QusOe 3urad'
fabrtu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29

MbreTen Der IeifslieSer Der 9eMtfdbtts Union SeIiei
NfIocidtion,
welGe autpriftrt finb, @aben fir b~ieielbeu gu eu1pfanseu
s. &napp, 10 Siib @aDftraBe,
s. @cnrab, 3 Sib Treberidar.
Is. 0fOientbul, 10 2is6titroBe.
s. S9uliB, 2 Gib GreberidtraBe.
S. @ittid, Gde BON Sigh iub @raubpftrabe.
IS. @arbner, s gtorb Sis6ftra6e.
q. g8eilepp, 10 OF 8aItimprefraBe.
81. Suupp, 6 Giib Treberidftuse.
81. 8arteG, s OF GpnbarbfraBe.
8. s. &buntut, 149 6rantlinfraBe.
". g.. 6elbbaus, @de BON Sigh uub SapetteItrdbe.
$50. 8psef, @albertpnz, nabc 6reecrid 6cap,
s. Bittrpff, SO gtprb 9isbfraSe:
6. GGiQer, 10 Sft 6cpettefraBe.
U. g6oGe, 80 SecpnbfraBe.
s. 9aeiiis, Gde SaSette= unb HCppletcnfrabe.
u. gsotteul6eibt, ATS @et 8ultimcretraBe
8. SteI6, 463 @et 8altiuCretraBe.
@6. 3abner, Ill @analtraBe.
30. Gietri@, Canton 3D., 8ePers 8rGueret
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
SreubenSAa6e in SpROm.

Bottom, 27. Suit. G%tubunoert RanUe
neuIaRGe truroen bente Oftttaa auf Dem Cont
mon, auf Nnprbnung bes @Ouperneur Aa~
pretv, su @6ren Der Gtunabme BON Btdabur9,
sort 6uplon u. Der @rGfnna8 Der MtlflFppts
Shiffabrt ab9efsuert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
Gohu Sy1oroou noe, einnol,

@tnctunott, %. Suli. Sobn@tUraan,
Sberf @tarte unO sesen 30 anoere 8tsbslsn'
vlFsiere famen bier getern Nbenb an uno
tpurpen In bas @tapt8efdnantB ae6ra4t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
untereamg zines 0ampfsrs.

9a @rui{e, gBisc,, %. Suit. Oer
Oampfer GlOra Rteb BET BtnOna auf stneu
Gellsm uub Serlant in fauf Wiinnten. @Gt
OnTa1tere puyoen 1erettet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
Dsnt1&er Union 8Olfsperein str untertubun8
Dertpunbeter nrb frdnttr &rteger.

osntiHer Union 0ulfspereiu str l1nteraubun9
bertpunbeter nnb trdnter Rrteger.
BaIttmure, 20. Sult 1858.
YeprG 0rt, Beldtr Ttrdb, YtGGbent,
9pds:, Splitter, Np. 10 SanDoeritr., 8t5esprdfbent.
Or. ". Mtesner, Sc. 80 Sputbobtr., G6rtftflbrer,
S2err9. 9Crenj, 8eIatr sRCnb, S~6abmetfer.
sss S|sss. 9is 8: (mastss.r Der e,s..p.asas.
gtaiCr glSnenber8 Sc. So GretrRer.
Seblfebt.
s. 9etBner, 80. 40 Q8tit 8oltimOreIr.
Yebrer Wtdnner, @ernnnfr., 3tptiden SCpdrb u. Gutaw
Srtn StrdubehuniGer, MtcGGberrnfr.
Ntlbetnt @dhdrbt, SIC. IS Nprb @atftr.
or 0u6p Subne Gp. II QangbtGefr.
&pctteter OtehenbGd. @fe 91nDber nnb 6tlItr.
y. SUenteI, SO. 522 81. 8dIttntprefr.
Gelidte Hupus. SO. 81 GonpopHr.
HehtSanlrdlt Mlet. @plf Gde Qerinotpt n. ct DsilHr
@brthtdn @eIe, gBnf NrdttRr. 1912
Sacpb &utplpb, Np. SIS 9anpberfr
9r. 9euier, Grrtp 9OIpttdl.
OF. . nettt. $50 QDntbdrbftr.
9tpps, 6refertG unb Gdlbertpn Hpdb.
@Gntber &dbl, gp. 81 Nprtb 6iebAr.
R66et & Wtlbelrt, So. 45 BrentrntItr. unH IL ps6rIIsr.
8. Nl6rr. 9drfrrb Rpa6.
E, gBieSner, SO. 299 gDe{t 9rdttfr.
G~brtfttdn Bre6el, So 7 Sterretfr.
9enr9 @dbnr6t, Sc. 40 Gbesnutfr.
3ubptg Erdus, Np. 25 @de St6t unb @ranb1ftr.
S5Stdnn 9ett, So. al g1et 2crnbdrbhr.
GbrtfDpb @tid Ode Scneret unb 8tbbleEr.
GbuGrb Stein, Sd @dpfraBe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
Wsprb in 2llbanp, u. q.

atbanY, %. Suit. 9eute Na&mrttds
purDe elm GOIDat ppm IL. 3ouaDen Ne9t,
Namens Batrid N~lcglanus, BON etnert Sar<
gsr, lGeiubar obne 8ernnlaiiung, ermCrOet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
0ie aRebenen.e pnfcriptipm.

REV Ourt, 27. Suit, !3urifSetsRrte
@efaneeue bertGten, baB Ote gOnlcrtPttcn "a
@tuuGen mad grloB Der BrOtlamattuu bsgann.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
0Ouperncrr sepmuur.

4tbanA 81. O.. %. Suit. @Oupernsur
Seymour fam Don 9lep gcrt bsute Nfprgen
btsr an.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
9eutide SrieEc,
meEG]s in ber engIii@sn 2iite entboIten ftub.
SdmeuIiTe

@amenItf..
WIan, Mdrta aoutl a 8ulet, Margnret6e ;
8Oebmer, NrS MtarY; Din, NiB; Dsil,
@lila6etb; @ruit, Game; Stunt, Wlrs Taunts;
Soils, SoIepbtne 9ebn, Mr1 gliIabetb 3 !;
6sioebrint. 6ate; &aerbeO, Wiargaret6s;
arauie, 0irS s Qebmster, @irs @ltit Wal>
Ter, Mrs Marsarett; 09fer, Wirs GliIo6ett
S4nnad, Wrs WtarY; Settling, Sr1spbiue !;
@cmmsrtomp, Gopbta; 2isbsr, G5aras !;
0etb, Mrs Mar9 o.
SerrenItFe.
8ed, Nbam ; 8tttenou. SObn; BRANDT,
Trancts; 9ulGmdun & So; DIETS, @ ";
GreOerid, 5enrY @srturp. SocOb; 5Ofnsr,
Socob; Slump, @6aS; &la9er, 6rebertd ;
8uapp, 5snrg 6; ao9le, 8 N&W $; Cub
mtg, Wm; Marburser, Sobn; Sstinger, SIR;
Bitt, G9as 8; Gupp, Wm ; SOIe, Or s;
S&Oenbers, s & So; Sprte9sl, s; urba-
uCpiea q; 8eltsr, Scfn; 8ebrr, @auI S;
WcIf, 8trtcr.
SPlbGtenItfe.
8tdet, - q; TSrter, BERNHARD Sell,
@ster; Sung, 4bam; Rummer, u Capt ;
Sod, Qugut @orp; &cbnletn, SEQ; &ullz
mer, Gso ; 9inf, Widaet GuB, Wbtltp; Mu.
bel, 5srm Gorp Wssdtr, S .; Otto, Gbep +;
paulus, @eO @ndsrt, Carl @&urs, GranB;
Stapl, @bns; StanOtnser, SotOb; l1n0sr,
a9t, Ssrgt 0m: Sang, u.
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(24Sli2m3mm)


WaGrt1t.
baltimore, IL. Sutl 1868.
9emGB Der Srbiran5 bes Birgermeiiters unb Stabtz
ratbS bon Baltimore, be5dSli6 be8 Gertauf8 bon @ieeu=
t9uu fir ~unbe5ablte @efGle bei ueuerDffneten @trasen
%benannter @runbftiGe, tpie 1e auf benz Bldn BON @5al=
nut Gaep a~uge9eben itub ian1mt ben 6arauf 6aftenten
@ebibrsrt, baB tpenn bte{e an roer scr benz IL. 4uguft
1868 ni1t be5abIt pprben itnb, i'd beIaste Brunbfiide
an ienem Gag, Nfittass tint IL ltbr, in Der Wier6ants
@r9ange an ben Wtetit6ieteuben b~erfeisert merbe.
Die acknowledgements ftub berart, baB BET SGufer
benz @itp Collector innerbal6 "a Stunbeu ben Setrae bes
Narauf bafteuben &IefmentS unb l~1ntpften 81 beSaGIen
BAT = Der Reft Der &aufurlnte Derbleibt anf @rebit auf
Spei Sabre uno eiuen Gag bonn @ertauf5tage an eere9net
unb fHo 70 sefaufte @runb ftdde a1en Jest oarauf baften=
ben Ober III 3utunft barauf s~elegten Gteuern bes Staates
Wfarhlanb unb Der Stabt Baltimore untertperfen.
Got $50. 35-Niarb q. N1cSee. Sill
Got SEQ. 36-Danie[ Shruenau ............ 1851
Got Sc. 44-Sphn @opt 1851
MM9uAmS Me, %rice.
G~2iIL10mliuri) Gtdbt=@c0ettpr.
Ssffnmn9 H. 6 rtpettermn9!Ser Mrdftr.
BON Baltimore na@ TaYettetr.
Gitp steeiHers Office,
Baltimore, 8. Suit 1868
Do bte @Brtrntifdre CUR Oeffnun9 hpn Strdben 8triGt ere
idttet tdben Gber bic eendue Mn6dbe Der 0erluite unb &C.
mime sur @rpeiteruns unb Seffnun9 BON Mrbfr. rpn Bal
oaB benannteS Ser3eihntB NIT ben ba;u eeb6rteen 3etGnun.
gent so Gage lang IN bteter Office lteeen bleiber, rpdbrent
Hel1et Belt BET benz Criminal @eridt ber St6bt Baltimore
@inlpnne erbUben perben fam.
iSDbnM 9. Ebom pfSr
81 ~i4tp1mInl Gestfrdtor.
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@eme GefansniGe.

Die Reeisruna 1ebt I'm 8e9rtfe 3Det arOBs
MlitdrsefGugniGe BET OOtnt QCrtOat, Wto.,
fir 10000 Of. uno In Sod SsIanb, Ja., gu
errt6teu. DaS leBtere 1ol aus 100 @ebGGs
ben, ieOes bon 200 Gns 2dnse bsaeben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
Sum SpnfcriptlOnS9eteke.

Das gremptiun9certtfeat fir btejentesn,
fUeIde einen @telpertrster ssFeIt BADEN, bsDarf
getnes @tempels. Ode Shetne teoc&, wel&e
BON neutrality-suspicious. ilber @Cnicrtpttons'
fGue aus9sRelt perben, lInO nit einena 5 @tss
i1empel AZ DerIeben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29

NuTOrOerund.

NufOrOerun9.
Mu8uH Setter, mel@er at 4. N1ai g8GIbtrstpn in
@eslfGaft OCT Gbcrbarb Eruf bsrItee. poirb srIuGt, letne
Mbrefe tn bet . Inee b 81. ~atsuqettp. (NltD)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
BnnnesbauptItaOt.
ole serssunSstem Ser @d,iad,t Bel @ettpsbur.

SGte 9eEESbHcSteu pELS NDtuNVA Det OeALDrUNtY'
@a{6instpn, II. Suit, 6OIeenbe
Site ber GsrWun0eteu tn bsn 0Upttdleru bet
GETTYSBURG pirD uus Soa einem hCben Stnbs'
ar3te mitoetbelt:
Union. RsBeatn &ctaI'
8ts %. Suit p. Set.
sgs6nrg atoelanOt 1908 1917 11,425
9ia@ BaItisecre Sc.
(@tdt, bon 8tuGttsr 1000
Otto, BON 9ittlstOn 1000 1000
Sotal 1925
g6aesuoen @errunOste Der 8ebelen 3,817
Sotnl unfpns 8~erpunbee 11,6O8
3urif6Ietben am %. Stunt l'99o
linton 0ertrunOete in Der SNlaGt 1868
Rs5elIenUerUunosts, pesgeiAi6t 3,8I7
3uradtIetben 1922
xuto[ NebsOenUertp. tn unIsrn 0GnOen 6,739
5ctal 0erDunbete betOer Mrmeen tn
unleren 6dnOen 2O,342
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29

@tart's 8uttbtng, Ode IL. nnb
g Ctr, tpel6ss Biz jest bonn 0uarttsrmets
fer bsnuet tpurSs, TT BON bee Reetsrans NIT
8eidlos belest.
Ote @pntrebanb S arm.-D Die
Gontrebanos, tuelds auf Der Nrlineton Sarra
beIAaftt9t ino, BADEN tire erlte @rnbte etnee~
beinSt- sic 8epGbnen Fd ianel an %iqltenia=
ttlde, aber frete Qrbett unD Fup Don 9rObem
Nuben.
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SO3GdL OemOtr. Aurn0eretf4
Grtras0 eneralserl ammlung
WRtttpod, ben 20. Suit 1868. sSeses WtttsIseb lit sriudst, ,t
erI6ein.n. Snl auftTHe
(MiI 9G, g Il &, CprrPTb. GbrfftrD.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

THIRST WoRsE THAN HrsGEI.-The
disturbance to the general system which
IS known by the name Of raging thirst
is far more terrible than that of starva
ton, for this reason during tho abstincn-
ce from food, the organism can live
upon its own substances but daring
the abstinence fol liquid, the organism
has no such snprly within itself. Men
have been known to endure absolute
p,ivatien Of food for some weeks but
three days Of absolute prvation Of drink,
(unlcss 4 moist atmosphere' is perhaps
a limit Of endurance. This is the most
atrocious torlus ever invented by Orien-
tai tyrants il is that which most effec
tnallv tames animals. Mr.. Ashley, when
he had refractory horse, he always
used thirst as the most effective power
Of coercion, giving little water as a
reward for every act Of obediance.-
The histories Of shipwrccks paint fear
ful pictures of suffering from thirst; and
one Of the most appalling cases known
is the celebrated imprisonment Of one
hundred and forty six men in tho Black
Hole Of Calcutta BIucktpood.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

A Coop EXAMPLE A parson was
making call upon partislioner. An
old lady, who had made a habitual rule
never to speak i'll Of another, and had
observed it so closely that she always
justified those whom she heard evil
spoken Of. Before the lady made her
appearance in the parlor, several Of her
children speaking OF her peculiarly and
one Of them playfully added
Mother has such habit Of speaking
well Of everybody, that believe if Sa
tan himself were the subject Of conver.
sation, mother would find out some yir,
tue or good quality even in him.
Of course this remark elected some
smiling and meriment at the originality
ofthe idea, in The midst Of which The
old lady entered the room, and on being
told what had just been said immediate
II and voluntarily replied
"Well my dear children, l wish We al
had Satan's industry and perseverance,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
4. LINCOLN.

The muscles which elt,se the hand
are more powerful than these t'ia. epen
it.
II we still love those we love we can
not altogeatlier lose these we love.
II is easy to say grace, but not half
SO easy to possess it.
What do the sailors DO with the knots
the snip makes in day?
A pretty female artist can draw the
men equally with brush and blush.
"Look out for paint as the girl said
when a fellow went to kiss her.
The nighteap would be the cap Of
libcrty-lf it were not for curtain lee
lures.
Don't fret on account Of your bank
ruptcy. Your creditors will be it for
you.
The young lady who took the gentle
mans fancy has returned it with thanks.
A service rendered in time, was it
ever SO little, can cause u great oifcnsc
to be forgotten.
A smile may be bright when the heart
is sad. The rainbow may be beautiful
in the air, while beneath is the morning
Of the sea.
Flattery is often traffic Of mutual
meanness, where, although both parties
intend deception, neither are deceived.
True glory takes root, and eyens spreads
all false pretences, like flowers, fall to
the ground; nor can any counterteits
last long.
"Caught in her own net" as tho man
said when he saw one of the fair sex
hitehed in her crinoline.
He must be y person Of very insigni
ficant standing who is always standing
upon his dignity.
| A farmer likes cold weather at tn,
proper season but All carly frost in An
tumn goes against his grain.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
o. TANA COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY JANUARY %, 1863

SINGULAR CASE or ROBBERY Ant
ATTEMPTED MURDER.-We find the fol
loving in the Toledo Blade::
We are informed Of a remarkable
case of poisoning and robbery, which
recently occurred near the village oi
MILAN, presenting some aspects Of bold
villany, the like Of which we have sell
dom recorded. A si;izen of that place
whose name our informant at present
recall, was returning TO that place in
his buggy from the neighbering village
Of Bellevue.-When within about three
miles of home he overlook stranger
who desired to ride with him, aud he at
once gave him a seat by his side. In
the course of a few moments the stran-
ger commenced eating an apple, and
offered him one. After he had partly
eaten it he bit through what appeared
+, be worm-hole; soon after, paius,
and cramps began to affect him in the
stomach, which soon increased to such
an extent that the conviction shot across
his mind that he was poisoned.
elooked in vain for a house where
he could 60 for relief, but none appeared,
and he discovered that the occasion
had .hepn selected when in ne;ghbor-
hood thinly settled. He then became
unconscious, and, upon reviving, found
himself approaching the village. his
horse going along withent guidance,
and he himself lying at the bottom Of
the buggy alone. He managed to
reach his home. a Physician being
called and /: stomach pump applied il
was plainly discovered that he had
swallowed strychnine. All his money
was found to have been stolen from his
wallet. His constitution proved too
strong for what would be supposed to
be the fatal operation Of the poison,
and he is in fair way of recovery.
The scannlrel had evidently admins
tered the poison for the purpose Of rob
hing him Of his money and then de
camped, leaving his victim to die either
from the poison or possible accident to
the huggy. The scoundrel at last &C
counts had not been apprehended. Tho
whole transaction presents Of the most
diabclical villany.-A man who could
do such an act should not be permitted
70 80 long unhung.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

A Few SAYINGs-Solomon said
nine centuries ago. Even child is
known by his doings, whether his work
be pure or whether it be right" When
I see q boy in haste to spend every cent
as soon as he gets it, I think it is . sign
that be will be spendthrift. When
| see child boarding up his pennies
and willing to part with them for any
good purpose, I think that it is sign
that he will be miser. When I see a
boy or girl always looking ont for their
selves, l think it is sign that those
childron will grow to be selfish persons.
When l see boys and girls often quar-
cling, | think that it is. sign that :hey
will be violent and hateful men and wo-
men. When ! see little boy willing
to take strong drink, think that it is a
sign that he will be drunkard. When
l see boy that never attends to the
service Of religion, / think it is sign
that he will be profaneFand profiigate
man. When l see q child obedient to
his parents, ! think it is sign Of future
blessings from his Heavenly Parents,
and though changes sometimes take
place in the character, yet as genera
rule, these signs do not fai!.-- Old
jonathan.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

HAMS IN SMOKED BARREls.-Take a
barrel and turn over an old pan or
kettle, and burn cobs, or hard wood,
for seven or eight days, keeping water
on the head to prcvcn; drying. Make
. pickle with eight pounds Of salt. six
ounces saltpeter, two quarts Of fnolasscs,
and three gallons Of water to one hun
dred pounds, Boil and skim the
pickle thus prepared. Then pack your
hams in the barrels, aad when the
pickle is cold, pour it on the meat, and
in four weeks you have excellent hama.
very tender and we'll smoked.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
HARNESS BLAC1ING.-One pint Of

HARNESS BLACKING.-One pint Of
spirits Of turpentine, half All ounce Of
Japan ink, two ounces Of beeswax two
ounces Of white wax, one ounce Of gum
benjamin, one ounce Of indigo blue,
two ounces Of drop black. Melt the
wax and gum benjamin and then add
the other ingredients. having warmed
thu ink. This blacking will never
harden, but is always in a liquid state,
and will be found to keep the, harness
soft and pliable. Apply with a soft
brush, and polish with another, and
gently rub with soft cloth, and we
think that it will suit the most tastiaious
taste. Keep in something with tight
fitting lid.-Homestead.