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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16
,x,,,er, IRON LAWS or THE oosrEDEaL,E STATES, &C.

vvrpIeT. EaoN LAWS or THE o0kFEDERLlE STATES, &c.
Gen raj REQ Tat bidders EulrAn.s,
20, and A GERS concerned or attending 10 be conc rned
VI conr.es Si CAREFUL, sIsplns the abstract
AMI also the oTHI aud inlcf Ms ~ the
ss.a I'D und rsts n ADD that sIeprthens.n or
OF Iompl1ut hereafter m'y be A,oid d.
are reau AXE LhenseVss fam or Wfh the
and nat oni tIhsJ may be able to Iiorn and dre
othrrE
Al Act continue in farce certain 'G'0'c Tie United States Il
b, the Confederate sIAtes Of America oongrs
.Snlsd TnaI ali the Of The Unt:d States VI In
force in the state ., As eA on We his
80. coLf dsrus tue SANE h hsrebg eott assd
fo,cs until altered o. tepeA "a ~ 'h' vi ger
kkp Cd, EsbrGa -, lsoi
po.,g.aers and qs, employed IN post eee,, cannot
JeeQstrac'Qcg.
a,a a. act OF March 1885, That no P,stmiser AssA0t
nesm.s r anploJ ed In post Ses she can
1850 ar eouc.i contract for carrying tas mall
a. 20 act Of july 1885 ThA. 10 Psson speysd In
the Post once ,P.rnea Or As 'aa bee ,%s Ia
Spy St'r or thing eans 70 eur cas- 10 sad
paSSr 70, ,b a be fS1iS dis a.,sd ros once ana shall
70 nav 70 much would have beea realized from
SAID Ss ssS.s "a The name o. he csndssi:
s,'-I r the OF the Post Nee DpAitnent Ani ,hs Dc
M Sy Of The Postmaster enalto cause prosecution TO be III
stuisd
Conductors curriers', de-, 10 be sinorH
60 .., N March Nao fnaI the sim .ssef General and
SIC s in the Post once In thee
a. auns. Assigned 10 them the eItcucn Of their trusts.
va ssors they shall be entitled % receive there
IT, 'asetiyy tA.s subGcibs the following eath or hm
sin bere magistrate And thereof 70 %
al IN ths e. w. dosse Tor amrn ahe
go nav =, thai Wild faithfully perform a. the dates ftqured
or me snd abstain everything forbidden ~ me avs re-
la. % me the pOst once and post roads N
The Conrede ate Every son sh In any nanns
In the care custody eOnveyAnes or AsasIs o.
The A. shsI SUBJECT TO ali PAINS PeAahes ana
ir ylaang the na6ODs or neg eeny The aa,s reqasa Of
him By n sVs relating the INT Of the PSs once
I'm ~ whethef such person shan have taksa he oath,
or Affirmation. ABOVE prescribed or aoi'
Conveyance efIsttsrs, tc on post rodds JoreiddeH,
a., srt Of March l9f T.as NO Peis0n, other an ihe
tasaera OF hI Authorised ageats, shall set up any
~, r horss pos for Of letters and packets
80 an, nos, 10 ID winch AZ De estaahshea a. ~ ~
Ana every person uh1 81 II efsni herein snail iaeut
Dsuslty Of not exceeding hry Ian r each ser OF se
90 psna, by 9Th O lh and 10 sections Of The
aet Of March 3. 1851
- In relation 10 failure 10 enter into contract
En-. A ACT u March ls25 rIa person or persons VIC
AMI ssr any prop sail vrrg 70 caJ Of
~ All DO any route which eAyhe adrsrsea DO
la and such persSp pc a te Diet rad ~ me 70
risr General entitled 70 the eonrsct oJ v'ae o. saea
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16

In relation 10 IIilnre to enter into contract.
En- A ACT o. March ls25 rIa PesSn persons Who
her ,er make any prop sal urg 70 oaJ OF
he mail tpo any rOutes which sy &c aaIsssss %
I'D and such persSp an te Oct rasa ~ ns 70
s.isr General entitled the eonrsct 81 ves o. saea
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16
AGUARANTY.

The Undersigned, residing at -, State OF -,
rndeEtaLe that if the foregoing bid for carrying the
mail on route Ng, -, be accepted by the Postmaster
General the bidder shall, priar G the lst day of Au-
gust 1868 enter into the required Obligation oF con.
tract TO perform the service proposed, with good and
sufficient suretes.
This re do understanding distinctly The obligations
and EaJiiiiie, assumed BY gudrGors under he 27h
section Of the act Of Congress q y~y :, 1885, ana
rop IL force ia the Confederate States, by rirt Of
act dpprored 9h february, 1861.
Dated
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster at -, State OF
- certifes usDER MS OATH OF OFEIcE, that he is
acquainted with the above guarantors and knows them
to be men of property and able to make good their
guaranty.
Dated
= See act Of Oonqress o. March lst5, sec ls
The proposal must signed BY the bidder or bidders the
y no guaranors and the certneAN oya
postmaster or a Judge Of coar Of record. n n,
,n by mai eel 70 hif Of the Contract Bureau Post
oaise DspnrI,nent Richmond Virginia. marked Proposals
state ol -"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-22


ssd . soes = possible OR hesss ny szsls
20 The Lord over psaes restored 70 sAsl 20.
k"' 4#Gl4E ea tnp im.anNH
10 6ss. Il y most pIsadsg . svsil or.
solves q this opportunity p aesis testify shs
special essssn in whish we held yos. o.
which, also. reeeivs most ssssssd plstge.
she Apostolic Bsssdiesioa. whieh. coming
from The isnoss sseessss of or hssss. -
mo's lovingly bestow On yes. vsssssbls
Brother. and the nock eoMaisssd 70 yesu
charge. t..
Dated Rome. q 81. Psssrs. Ocs. lesA
1854. 10 The l7th year ef our PeesiGesss.
.. Posx PIus TX.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-22

ne First Shot n tie 1s1olution.
The 6sS Aaesicsn who discharged his
ess On The dsy q The battle Of Lexiaesos.
wss Eseasssv Lock. who died q Dssdse.
Nsw nsmpshise. sboss 6fty pears ago.
He sssieed q Lexingtos IL IT'S The
British sseulsss. q The esdsr Of Major Pis.
csisn, having Ased q few Anesiesss On
the green 10 frost of The nsssiag house, kll.
Iisg some sad wossdins oshsss. h wss ! sig.
|ssl u var. sThs cisisens," writes one.
|-sighs Be seen esmise from slI dlrse.ioss
% The road. ovsv ~ 1slds. thru The woods.
|sseh with bic nAs 10 be had, HE powder.
horn 70 his side, sad bic pockess provided
With buIIs's.' Among The sumbes vs. Eb.
|ssssss Losh.
The British he'd posted reserve Of isisp.
|ssy mile 10 the rssr. 10 the dIseesio, Of
Boseos. This was 10 ihs neighboshoo6 Or
n. Lock. who. iassssd Of hsslssIne 10 jois
|shs party q Tho green. plscsd himself ID 90
|opss cellar q eoovssiess distance fos do.
Ing sxseosIoo. A possies Of The rssssvs vss
standing % . bridge. end NJ. Lick son.
nsseed firing . then. There We no other
Aassiess is sight. q, worked vsIisssly
fos soas sss minutes; bringing down oss Of
'hs ssemy q every shot. Up 70 This uas
sos eus bed bees fired elsewhere b. The
Aossicsns. The British greatly Disturbed
as losing . many men b shs padon 6ss
~ . pssses To-. wsss sss long 10 dissov.
esiag he ass in The cellar, ssd disshssRsd
h volley of balls which lodged 10 sAs oppo-
s''s wall. NJ. Lock rem. lining unhurs con.
'lnusd 70 load end 6re with the precision Of
3 distinguished masksmsn. He wss driven
% sseh close quarters. however, ~ he
Bsisish % bic right end left. that - ~
eoopelIed 70 rsssse.
Hs had juse ess ballet LETT, ssd b hsa
ous one way 70 escspc. ssd that was ohso'
q orchard ssd not one nomeat vss . -
los ke Ieveled bic gun q the mss seer ~.
dPeppsd ne wsspoa. ssi ne nee - shee
sngeugh the hesst. The belIs vhlselsd
sssssd hIa. Leck reached ~ tsisk q
ssssp hill ssd shsowisg hi.ssIf dows upos
~ gsossd. ss@bIed downwsrds, sollise %
Y - 80 acssslly woasdsd. 10 ihis Wy
= sssspsd ushssl AZ The eless 81 the vss
- aevsd % New Hsapshlss. whore hs r.
s1dsd ussiI his death. swssv years after.
Hs hvse IN ssclusios ssd died in peace.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-22
VOL JASPER INDIANA, SATURDAY a.

From she Ciscisssl EoquIses.
vallandighan and Freedom.
Yes. we'll rally sossd shs Flag. boys.
Wen reilly ones sesin.
4 Shouting vsllssdighsm ssd Fsssdsm;
We will rally from The hillside,
Wen gather IRON he plain,
Shouting vslIsndIghsm snd Freedom!
The Union forever! husrsh boys, husrsh
Down With 0ppssssios, rt
Up with the Law! ~ VI
While ws rally reasd shs Flag. boys,
Rally once again. nM
Shouting. vs!Iasdighsm and Freedom
We sss ssllyiae 10 The polls. boys.
Three Hundred Thousand moro,
Shouting vsllsndigham and Freedom;
And we'h march 10 sclid ssaks,
A. our fathers did Of yoss.
Shouting vaiIsndiehsm and Freedom!
The ballot.box forever! husrshl boys
hurrshi
Down with Oppression.
Up with the Law!
While We rally round the polls. boys,
Rally once sesis.
shouting vslIandighsn end Fsssdomi
We will welcome 10 ous number
The Honess. True sid Bssve, IN
Shouting vsiIssdiRhsm and Freedom;
Although he msy BE- poor,
He shall nrvev b slsvs,
Shouting vsDlsndiehsm sna Freedom!
The Union forever, &c.
We will hurry 70 the polls, bcys.
Fsom the Est end from shs West.
Shouting vsllssdighsm sad Freedom;
And veil tesch oppsess'oe's crew.
With the niegsrs end the rest.
TO shout for vsllsndighsm and Freedom
Tbs bsIIot-box forever. &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-22

01rA 80 sishtso - "a free Amssics--
nss marched through shis city nassclsd 10
= ehsIa-shsls dssisy b bsssas unwilling
soIdIsss. The spsssssls wss visible hsss
me sshss dsy In. y. Argus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-22

SC8ee H
Dated Rome. q 81. Psssrs, Oce. le,h
ls62. 10 The l7th year Of our PeedGesss.
Porx Pzus TX.
a Coneoript's Gpistle . J sR Davis.
The following quaint spis,le - hsss
furnished for pa blicssios y : .s.Ie, y
the mounted Riass, whe picked !, !, |. .
dsssrssd rebel eaap On shs Ch.vhs. sivss
sboss thirty aiIss lssa Wissoe. vhil, -
L seessisg szpsdisies 81 spsiss. r. ~.
Tor We addressed is shis wiss:
Reed. II vcu want 70. ~. ,h,.,,.. 80.
hussss. wk,eves "a. srs. - e.,-.sa ~.
psid. % shs lesS blsh eAs.csI,s, = q. -.
ire esehssses I u . ssv,h.
JRrr nAv,a s...-.v
u..d....,... g.. - - ~ 80
Cans chov:S N g -. 1,
Excelle.e, D.vis.
lie viii seslio,. ~ ..As,s,o..s -.
urs shss % eGses;o,ase ess.e,,,, .s,,,.,.
THE shees q co.fsee,sa -, !. =. ,..as.
.sseiss of CenssSsrss s,.ss, .sIl e.,,I.,
addressed, g Il shsIl s. % vo,,seIs q ~
Red jacket o. sbs ,uls "a chIsf 4 ~ a.
Nssioss-moss Or lee. Hs v,isss !. q.
stump of ! shiveret uo,srsh - q. so,s..
With The .pise Tree, v.ilise ,rs..I h,- ,
: 4Endymieo', pl.,s ,,,,.s 4 - \, !. =.
you. o Csss q eli Chlvslsy ed Khas ~
Cesses Tsssssy. - sppssIs ~ ~ psivilses
q ssskiss. o ~ sws hsok. : Iss1 - itss
- beas s.sse ~ hvssss q ~ ssssh
Willysu 81 hsIs yer sbssvs se1unss,s : ~
sssy yess sosgsoss career ~ shls spseel
-ssd wkIIs = sdmIdse wosl6 sskss ! bsisf|
gsss q yeur gIesioos snd 0ol.fossehss ssuss|
psn To- shs hsppy eessevips : Surleseh vish.
90 ssss Do =. ssd ssIl 4 . skss sIsy|
10 visdy. wssde'isg wiessIl Giisr wissss|
'o, called fss sher PhiIsdsIphis.
The Elssiaa wisds swsspise 6svn 81
ds6Iss Of the Old Doaiaios, ssl evsr sh,|
'wsnps Of Suffolk, eeas aesaiae shssseh|
lhe pines o. the Old State lsdss vish ~
nssie, end slgh shsnssIvs swsy isss susss|
'oo'os q silence g ne fss q 0esah. Ysss|
a.ppy eo.ssnps ~os's - e 10 e. - NsssA|
~. q. -....".-. ' ... - ns.e 80 ss|
~. u. m" o." e - ysss|
! - -. - s"ss yee'|
ns ."s m'eess 80 ss'd'sriessly psesd|
'.s'.'se''os sss' = essss - - lsss dns esI
o. soy n.s-hss yaso' 80 sdes q col
! us"y-.eesses. s'eesss' - eAivsisy.
a. y. 49, = sss "ss's sssp q - sho-I
@ -. " - eess . - ps11ssss psss.I
'ss h0s"ss - eves oss ssssd'sss sesssts.|
~ =: 'ss'ses Fs''e . sess sssss esssss|
. oo' k'ss o. trouble; As6 shss pele d issl
'sPs"ss epne.'"sss ssssieyisg ssss = the|
Isnesss eesss'es q o. ssiioasllsy; - peskl
4. s;.v 49,. .op'ss' s'sse. snsI
~ s",s. s..S u. -. -. -. q. 49,. a" .sns|
,c... q. s,..- sss'psl
~ p.ss-s !. - -. ss'sss
= !. v.-.-... s......s -
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BY ARrEnus wARD.

- ssss~@ 4av @S8 4eWsVe'
BY ARTEnus wARD.
tMt# I.
mo. William Barker. yos con not hsve ny
ds"Rh'er's hand 10 msvsisgs until you ere
her equrI in wealth snd socisI position
The spesker wss hssghsy old msn ol
some sixty years, snd the psssoa whom he
addressed wss 6as hooking young man Of
twenty Ave.
With sad Aspect the young msa with.
drew from The stately msnsioa.
II.
Six mon,hs later The young msn stood 10
the presence Of the hsughty old man.
"whs'!you here sgsiny sseriIy cried
the ola man.
"Ay. old man." proudly exclaimed william
Barker. Il en- here. your dssshser's equal
snd yours.'
The old msn's lips cuslsd With scosa. A
derisivs emile III up HE cold fssturs. when.
csssing violently upon he marble center
table sn enormous roll Of gsessbscts, win.
lam Barker c'ied--
"See! Look o. This wssllh. And I've ssn-
fold more: Lissen. old nsa! You spursed
ne from your door. Bs' did noe despair.
! secured contract sos furnishing shs army
Of Tho with besf-
.Yes. yesv' eagerly excIsinsd shs Old
msn. "--sac I bought sp III The dIss.
bIed cavalry horses I could 6sd---
II eco! sse!" cried the old nan. "Asd
good beef they make TOO"
They DO: they de! end The profits ere
immense.'
II should 80 20
"Asd GOV. sis. claim ysss dsughssr'1
esis haud!s
boy. she . yosss. Bot hold! Look NJ
~ The eye. Through III shis hsvs you bseu
Ioyslr'
TO The eore.s cried william Bsskss.
"Aad," continued The old ass. 10 voice
husky With emotion. = srs you 10 fsvos of I
vieosous prosecution Of the wsr!"
Il aas emp
"Thea. boys tsks hssl Masis. ~ child
|sone hishss. Ysss Wlllisa sIsias thee.
b hsppy. ~ ekIldsssi ~ whatever osl
lot nsy =. lss = ~ sspeost The Govern
msntvs
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CesscaIrn.--Ths eyvssuss Cosstisu,ios'
aIIss argues thss--,rv 1870
"A nan coescsd against his will. AA
To 70 70 war, will seldom Kill.
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From The Hsdsoa IN. Y.)Gssesss.
OrSIcE SkxKER's CATEcmrsm. Glass of
Adni"isssssioa odles seekers. stand ~.
WIN msds yosss
"Absshaa Liseels.s
"Whss y shs aeblsse wesk Or Godls
"A s~gso."
'wbo = ~ mssssss nss 10 sAs vosIIs-
@0eeTgs ,. MeClsllss."
"Whc ere ihs ssaIsosss'
IAN who ere bic lrisuds."
"whss = ~ offset q he warp
sNsgso"
Ia What rssss ths hsps q Amssiesr
Tho negro"
sWbst . The duty Of he ssnyr"
TO arrest sli Who believe u The Coassi.
lustoa =
.who = he wss bsssAdse!s w
sAsny eoasssssess. rich msa' Republican
0sassaIs, noasy shsvsss cotton spessIssoss
ssd ssgron.. Ma
al whose eapessss"
sThs peoples"
swhas b Ne sess q pssrosismr' a
sAbsas ot Deoecssss!~ ii Nh
swhy = shs segre shs sssal q 10 white
naal-
.Deesnse God csssssd then bssA..
"Oa shss psiacipls. = jscksss The equal
= : Bsiesdies CssessI!s
sOf eousss."
~tlow shall - polisy Of this Adaiaiss..
10 - nssl1ssedF'
- ~ ssppsossies q speech, ~ msb.
isg = psissisg s6sss. ssd imr.sssmsnt
= ~ Dsnecssss .sss i sos rops ssosgh
% hsse!s
.ls q ssIen of ssssimsss ssslise o.
90 iapessssss 10 shs psssscslios d ,hs
vas!s
sNogs
sIs yoss ssigAssssssd sss you eOssidssed
. $50 u ssusi soossfs
sHssdlv!s
"Ase ysu capable or supporting yourseIf
y honest lsboss~
''Nsvss tried is- don't know"
'Do you hate Dsmscssi more shss you
- ths dsvili"
sYes-ves-yesv'
IAN right-if there Il no on5cs vacsn. Z
new one shall BE- created ior you q oncs.'
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-15


PHILAD'A, new YORK g. BALTIMORE.
BAGGAGECHECKED THR OUCH and
TRANSFERRED FREE.
FREIGHTs.
By this route Freghts of all descriptions be for
warded to and from Phi ladelphia New York, Boston,
Baltimore to and from any point on the Rail Roads
of Ohio, Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, By Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers by which Goods can be for
warded to any port on the Ohio Muskingum, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and at
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustlng the transporta-
ton of their Freight to this Company, rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road at all times favorable are charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
"a Be particular to mark packages "via Penn a
Central r. RI
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either of the following Agents of the
company:
d. A. Stewart, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
Clarke & Co., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
II. w. Brown Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
&c. Meldrum & Co., Madison, Indiana.
j, E. Moore, Louisville, KY.
W. M. Altman, Evansville. Ind.
r. F. Sass, st. Louis, Mo.
Clarke & Co., Chicago, Ill.
J. H. McColum, Portsmouth, o.
McNeely & Montgomery, Maysville, Ky.
W. Fl. E. L. Langley, Galipolis, o.
HIS. Pierce & Co., GAINESVILLE, o.
N. H. Hudson, Ripley, o.
R. @. Mel um. General Travelling Agent
for the South and West.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacous Yards we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience have
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where will be found every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York-Jvia Allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
ENoCH LEWIS, Gen'l Superintendent, Altoona,
Pa.
LII. HOUPT, Gen' Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
II. II. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agent, Phila
delphia augl:t
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE

Do you rise with coated tongue mornings with bal
taste In the mouth and poor appetite for breakfast
Do you feel when you frt get up SO weak and angui
you can scarcely get about Do you have dizzinea
in the head at times, and often a dizziness with head
ache occasionally! Are your bowels costve and ires
ular and appetite changeablel Do you reft up wind
from the stomach ana DO you bloat up often! DO you
feel fplness after eating, and goneness when the
stomach Is empty! DO you have heartburn occasion
ally! Do you feel low spirited and look on the dark
side of things! Are you not unusually nervous at
times DO YOU not become restless and often lay unit
midnight before you go to sleep! and then at time
don't you feel dull and sleepy most of the tmo! IL
your skin dry and scaly also sallowi In short, moi
your lie burden full of forebodngs! Now, these AZ,
the symptoms generally present. but not always all
then, and there are thousands who suffering daily
nom them, and we pledge ourselves in from three 70
nye prescriptions, to drive them all away and Soh,
plesey cure the patient, changing their whole phys
ana mental nature, and thus make life blessing ID.
stend OF burden. We ask those who have tried dhu
urea and discouraged, to give fair trial AM "
candidiy do Just what is above sot forth. TTvp
prescriptions, and in that time satisfy the mr.
incrsdulous. We call special attention 10 our anOi
fnyalua BILE treatment in the above diseases. "Prr,
al Mings.n
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
EMM 9l ss

OFFIos BAIT d ONO RAILROAD Co..
Wheeling Station, A ug.S 1863.
ON and after Monday night, tho 10th of Al gust,
" the assenger trains will DO run by the fol-
lowing schedule:
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LUNG DISEASE.
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BRON
CHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE &C &C

We call especial attention Of persons afflicted VII
those diseases to the fact that have an almost H.
valuable treatment in those elections, which has be
lately discovered. We have succeeded in restoring
cases Of this kind in few months who have been e4
ed for years TO no effect, and others now undG
treatment and rapidly being restored in fact
their own words, thoy say they feel thomselvs
coming up every day. We do positively claim ths
there is no case far advanced but that hei
and make more comfortable and prolong life; and u
most Of be successfully cured If taken in any
kind Of time. Remember that this is age OF ID
provement and remedies being discovered that DE-
arm disease Of many Of its terrors. We invite th%
who are threatened or have any form Of Lung Disea
10 give US trial, when We can prove all We bS'
said in the above.
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD.
We claim positively TO cure every case Of these dE
eases This is positive fact and we will pledge our
selves TO give $50 10 any Of the kind canno'
cure, and we generally cure with two prescription
G1-The following letter is from the wife OF II. I
stockvell, ESQ:
New Philadelphia, Dec 81. is6I
Dr. sHAssos:--Dear Sir, desire TO express % you
the deep gratitude feel for the great benefit have E
rived from your treatment had become 20 weak AZ
so much reduced With frequent hemmorrhass Of 70.
lungs, that had almost despaired Of recovery, ana
had become evident to all my friends that without Sn
speedy relief could not long survive. commsnoe.
With your treatment on the lst Of July, 1861. Duns
the first months treatment began TO perceive nt
the hermorhage was much less frequent, and grssY
diminished in quantity; and from that time forEI
have had no hemorrhage and now enjoy better hsn-
than have for several years. At the commeneers..
OF treatment you only gave me encouragement HJ
for restoration TO reasonable degree Of health
expectations In this respect have been more han rt
lied. II tbs should meet the eye Of any afflicted
was, / can with great confidence recommend w.
Mr.. L. Z. s1ocKwELL
se2-1y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-09-21
a Coon HIT.-Prof. S. of -

a Coon H1T-Prof S. of --- Col.
lege, not thousand miles from Bath, IL
not much given to joking. Occasionally,
however, this vein in his disposition is
excited, and then his hits are OF the
largest kind and double edged. One
morning. not long ago, he found horse
in the recitation room. The class had
collected, and with very solemn ceunts-
nances awaited the entrance of the Pro-
fessor. He.eame in, looked around de-
llberatcly, first upon the horse, and then
upon the class, and remarked, at the
same time twitching at his coat collar
Ahemi You've got new classmate, !
see. I'm glad it's a horse-thcre wsrs
jackasses enough here before" Horses,
We believe, have not since been introduor
cd.-Bath Courier.
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No. s.
IAYLoRsvILLE, Va, Sept. 1868.

Dear Spirit Of the Age:"-One day
while on picket doty in fredericksburg.
ga. | strolled into deserted house that.
hau oeen battered and torn by the enc
my's shells. Every thing was moved OUT
except some old rubbish, such as old
newspapers. some bearing date as far
back as 1880. In them | found some
very interesting pieces for perusal ~
picket duty in town. as well as esry
where else, is very mono,oneus. BESIDES
the papers, found a good deafl.af eriei-
nal poetry +; and enclosed ysusWilI find.
one piece which | should like to see in
your paper which reaches Us occasional.
~. am very glad to see it, as tits such
an enemy to Bacchus would be glad
II there was not another drop of spirits
in the ContederGcy, for it is certainly one
sof the greatest curses that we have.
am truly glad that 1t is so scarce IL has
been long time since have seen one Of
our reglniSlt~ the least intoxicated. and
do truly hope that | never shall see an
other one so.
The poetry | send mays probably have
been IN print; if so yoc can use YOUR
own pleasure about printing it. 1t 10
markec-''The Children's Song" of We'll
come to La Fayette, for Mrs. Macfarlane, !"
send you the manuscript verses as I
found them. Hoping to see it in your
next, | lremain, as ever,
JNO. P. SINBOB, .
Corporal - Regt-,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-09-21

Women often lose the man they love,
and who loves them. By mere wanton-
ness OF coquctry they reject, and then
repent. They should be careful not to
take this step hastily, fer proud, big
minded, gifted man, will seldom, ask a
woman twice. -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-09-21

Be at much pains to keep your
cbildren's feet dry and warm. Don't
bury their bodies in heavy fannels and
woods and leave theirknees and legs ma
ked.