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Dyspepsias pangs, that rack and grind
The body, and depEess the mind;
Agnes, that, Us they so and come.
MIKE life constant martyrdom:
Coles and dysen:e1Ic pains,
Meath which tho strong mans vigor wancs;
Bilious complaints, those tedious Ills,
Meier conquered Jet By drastic pills;
Dread dtsr1hcu, that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury:
Slow, constitutional decay,
That bEiugs death nearer day By day:
Nervous prostration, mental glooms
Heratds OF mndness or the tomb
For these-though mineral uostrums fall
Means Of relief at least ne hail.
HosTErTER's BrTTERs-rned1clne sure,
Not to PREVENT alone, but ouRx.
In DTEEPsIA, FEVER 1nD !A8uR, BILIOUS CoN-
PLANTS, CONSTITUTIONAL and NERVOUS DEBILITY,
CoSs11pAo3, ,sxAs1c1aEss. .aPAaxs, and In all CON-
plaInts Of man OF wou,an proceeding fsom cazual or
inherent weakness OF the body the great remedy
and restorative ID
, 1863-12-06
CAUTION.

None genuine unlees tho words :. HOLLOWAY,
SEw ToEK AsD LoSDos." arr dtscernible as ; WA:
.1nn Zach p9 q bo1 'hs ;ss9 same may be plainly
will be given to any rendering such Information
may lead to the detection Of any party parties
count ssrfcitlug the medleines vending the Same,
knowing them TO be spurious.
Sold at ths mannfectoly Of Prof HOLLOWAY, 50
gsts and dealers in medicine throushous the civilz
II each.
sETherc Is considerable eavins by taking tho
NB.-DrectIons for the guidance Of patients In eve
~ dtsorler are affixed e sAch pot and box
q Dealers In my Welf-kn0Wn medicines can have
Show Card. Circulars. ett- sent FKEE OF EXPENSE,
BY addressing Thomas Holloway. Maiden Lane, NY.
For sale by LORD Il SMITH, General Western
Agents. "a Lake street, Chicago aud By dealers every
where. observation-disclosures
, 1863-12-06

UF~ ~3E&28&Bs
Formerly Of Ncg Orleans ,s3,osc unsiyulcd euccess
in the treatment Of Chronic, Mcscurlal, Blood aud
.Uther dIseukee
THAT l:EQuInE sKIL1EUL TlsEATAEST,
Illus ucrnancntl located himself al g Randolph st.,
<1ltc.go I3s Iaue+ IN recommended by The medical
1arutfv und The at,neet cntEr preFa Of the Eonth.
11,o,sAnt3s Of uniur. uates bless Dr. JAMES, who
Hat fur lin, wou1d be living miserable existence.
The cnsi.Gc regulation Dr. James enjoys from the
xakos 10 t Gulf Is the result OF year, Of study and
observation.
Or. JsEcs no Mercury. Iod1dc. rotsssa, Arscnic
OF sareaEarila in alr treatment Of blood disease but
!. ncnfrnlixoI, which IL positive cure
Organic Weakness cured by new md infa1lible
Mr'hod. saving both time and expense
0}ce and Ierlo1a nj Sc Randolph street. Cup 6tafrs)
oncc houss from Il. n. until 8 Pm.
CONSULTATIONS Ky1oLAnLE.
nn9ArAG1 9t,rts
, 1863-12-06
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTER$.

AgAlnstthe vapors foul prepare,
That fcvcs-talnt the heavy alr;-
Drink not unmIxed the water found
In prnf.les, woods or uarshy ground;
II sedentary toll you ply,
NATEHE You NCsr AssIsr-on DIE.
For when dcbaf1ed from exercise,
FOB ARTIFICIAL AID she crles.
Medicines grand purpose snd intent
Is threatened evil to PRxyrHT;
And II you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the uTPRKPA1Ep,
Hostettcr's Dltters usc-for note
TuEY are the surest Ax1morx.
To set at defiance the naiasa Of unhealthy Soils the
poson Of unEholesome water, the efuy1A OF crowded
Eork.ooms aud factories, md the bAnetul 1nueuceof
sedcntary empoyments tt Is only necessary to be fore
armed with
, 1863-12-06
:XAouosyay9s Pills.

TIE List nESOGnCE-DrsExTEEY. Therc Il
tM unfAlling remely for this Class story
sofdrrA afIcr oil other remedies hare fscd-Hollo
l1lA, which ant directly tic ofthc com
ssa.tsy pressfiesa recording % TIC discretion b
:l!sshten. but thrJ eventually lfri;Nsc the bowels
without IennvinE The seurce-on the contrary. Uoo.
ways I1lG e0oth the bowels BY eracuxting tIe Acrld
mst1er Which ndahcs them, cleanse the stomach at Ill
1ctinE hupoEb and tts normal tone and ygoF
Read the Advertisements tF1R
, 1863-12-06
Hair I>ve4 Hair Dyc!g

BACHELORS celebrated HAIR DYE Is TIE BEST
y TAT % woELD The S3iy aEMdEs5 TEE and R1L1-
1changts Red, Dusty u Cry Hair Instantly. 70 !
1hr 1iatr slaltnE tho Skin. leaving the Hair Soft
and Besutii9l lmpArts ffesa vitality. frequently res
to1n It's color, and tecthes tho ii effects ol
n1d DseA. Tue Genuine u signed WILLIAM 4. BAcn.
Flor. a others arc mere limitations, and should be
avoided. Sold by NIL Drug dsts &c. Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. ty9X47.ly.
, 1863-12-06

Containing nearly 500 pascs and 10 ane P1sses and
EEFnvinEH OF the Anatomy Uf the Sexual Organs In
eiatc Of Health and Disease, with Treatise. on Self
Abnsc- it, deplornblc consequence npon tlIe Mind
md body, with the Authors 11an 0: Trratment-tbe
only rasfonal and sucoeaAtl mode Of cure, shown
by the report OF the cases treated. tr7thful ndyis
CT to the married, md these contemplating marriage
who entertain doubts of their phjE!cal condition.
Sent free Of postage to any ddress, receipt Of Is
ten4 IN Htnups postal currency, by addressing Dr.
1ACR0lx. No. II Maidcn Lane. Albany, n. Y.
, 1863-12-06

Persons wiahing drop lcttcra advertised must af
FIX three cent stamp.
~ :oGteo open from 1st Of April to 1at Of No.
Teher {s3 3fs ,o fo l: r. tn p N From Nove9be.
Sundays from 6;3U a. N. to 1915 a. n.
1aE J. L. SCRIPTS, P. n.
, 1863-12-06

GasItmt
Conc qeoH
| ErattonGerald
Gridley r
GallEgcr Pit
Qcddis hndrcp
Gilbert 4 )
/ Ga1EahurH Al
~
Gca!0wen
Gii1sa capt A
Chyit Endttw
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PROVIDENCE, R. I.
Sold BIZ LORD l. SMITH, Wholesale Druggists Is
Lake street, Chicago ILL.,, General Western Agents, to
, 1863-12-06
Volunteers, Attention: Indiscre-
tfGns Of Youth.

Sorcs and Ulcers Blotchcs Ed svclltngs, can with
certainty be radically cured the P1lls ase taken
stated In the printed lnstE9cttoE Il tEeatea IN any
another. Whereas this Ointment will rrIuoyc the hu.
mors ffc tho sgBte and Leave tac patient vigorous
and healthy man. It Will require 7ttte perseverance
In bad casea to insure lass}ns cure.
, 1863-12-06
MEN OF ILLINOIS.

You again summoned to rally nroond tAs dAaf old
FlaG. Your spontaneous and glorious patriotism has
TT. 1mpc.shublc nst7o haa csuHnod tho arus Of tho
tuynclbtc feg!ons o1 your tEethrcu already n tho
hclton ID racung and staggering beneath the Fs1on
doua blows Of tho brave and stawnEt sons Of the E
e nesx: Your country again eali1 she saks ysa 70
roes, who: % hundred glorious aeldz have mAde ks
nams o1tlaoisan terror - ths ioe sn4 he xsteh~
Thy alike of her gratitude for yonr past achevemc1.
and her filth IN youz ability 70 win Jct mofp onturnE
renoNu N1inol41nsf to tho Hbld againt bJ hundrotH
ard thousnns and assss In the na e1oIE that ahai1
bring tho internal Dragon Of Secession ~ tho nst fos
The Republic blees you, and your nams. and memo
xtea bt immortal! JAMES OAKR9.
Lieut.. Col. 4tb U. s. E4raiEYr
oe5-oSo9 -Sm. A. A. Pro. Mr. Gcn- Ill
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DRAsS STEM CIL,ALPHABETS.
u

'I5K aALKX sTRKk4t 'B08fOA. MASS,
Tho only H8NRAeteEA tn ~ United 8tstca Of Brnas
VARIETY. sod Il, whelenle, Il tas Low sr ca
FH1oxs. Also, the RG8T or tNnKIlEL:. erENCH.
INX. y11Y- uHxA& 4AeAefl nea ARd all !;iuda Il
Stencil s:oc1. Inquiries Or ottezs promptly attadea
10. otI nAk1R
, 1863-12-06
E1pres5 Ri1leS.

&IFV<D1 3LE1tt3s
g P E G 4 L n O T I C E
Merchants and Freight Shippers
, 1863-12-06

BOOT a1nd SHOE
Mauufacturers, using Machines.
Twill find II the best article known
for CementtnE the Channels, as It
txorks without delay, Is not affcc-
ted by any change Of temperature.
, 1863-12-06
II
Lamar r
- ~ ~

,dMcKenzio HenryMcGadey & co
McWatcrs g WfMcCarty Patrick
McElwain 8 II McQuatn Patrick
I'D Mclaughlin Pet.
Mckee r + erN
wMcNiH Thonlas McWasson Char.
eMcDain TH les
ThosMckay & bros
NcNicho1s ThoaucCutloch Alex
NcStocker Thos andcr
S-McLaughlIn S McSair AlexaQ-
.MeClnnahan F II der
McMahou Thos McW1nrterA1ex.
MeCeA, SAmuel An1cr
NcCose Samuel Mcconnell Jas.
litchnrd NCDoWeltArthu1
Mckay Robert Mcdonald i
l McGarJ Edward Thorpa
NcGillis Donald Mcafuestry lieut
NcRa DR. D Alexander G
AcCafc d r McCuiloch i
B Mcmillan Daniel Eagsart
F.. McPhcrBon ] d
3tcKelIar noug.McGuiro James
n las Macarthur DR. A I
1y-T% -uAJ,1 r.-{l
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rs a new thing, aud the result OF
EearB Of study its combination Is
Ion SUIKKTIYlC Principles, nud
funder 10 clrcumstanceso or change
Iof temperature will 1t become
corrupt or emit any offensive
1HmtIl.
, 1863-12-06
FOR ARMY
L TRANSPORTATION.

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q ~ Il @
4Ea.!n$s9ppllss f5om Fe5s LeaysnxoFth: a3a . FoE
efsfE g 70 sy
Rs; e 81 fse @ s1 Ba 4 Ess & ss1 |
!se:ps.t IA stoTs. + essh = sss @eshs A1fi
GHss sqsa
f r. Il u o po
o9s as NAY be designated 'n thc Territory Of A7oaa
e s5s.s e ss i:
It which they xin sal sof:s !a zach = he
%aa 9sa9s 1 f9m 9na ;s aae to ' oe
Esisht ash ysar T1u !, n:t ss g,
pounds o. Koate So.2. and 3ooeaso pounds on E'usa
sssi'fs Z. Ra
b!das5s ~: IT. .heE a.nss ia M: :, MI :.
Ct ss
oa nsd he S tx9 Ct r.
foate mentioned in 10 proposal . ho parties pSors
Ing, tho contract VIII b accepted an4 s1ssEsi ato.
tesla aceosdance with The foEzas OF ibis sdscr:ia~
Thc amount Of bonds required viii be ~ fol1ows
On Koute No.
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Satisfactory evidence Of tho 1pyalty ind solvents os
, 1863-12-06

y Of moro general practical
utility than my invention now
before the public. It has been
thoroughly tested durin:.-, the Last
sWo years by practical men, and
pronounced by all 70 be-
SUPERIOR to Any
Adhesive Prcnaratfon tnoyr.
, 1863-12-06
utlepE uh1 Thos B Urguhsst
Underwood II UPington AF

Vanhoughton II y1neyazd Frank Vance David f
Vanwort Jno Van Znnt Gar1et Vanoldstine G
Van Duser Jno SVoorhies Geo WVarding Chs
Yl]main Joseph Van Buskirk BVeach Pats
Teasy Malick Vaughn Jas Vanhorn Andrv
Vale RS YanAntEup AWvootman jas 81
VandepburEhFA
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FnsDIuhIe Cement,
GREAT D1stuvEx1
USEFUL AND VALUABLE
DISCOVEHYt


GRzAr D1soovztriUsEFuL AND VALUABLE
DISCOVERY!
HILToN's
lHS0lUBlE CEMENT!
Applicable 70 tbe| T. Of more general practical
eaees so9oas rs tesfsa aura - IL 0ssa ssa
sw9 91ynzns. ysnrs hy R psaff,iesS! ~ ,t 4. men. and
Superior to Any
Adhesive Preparation knowr.
a nc" @D''s' Hilton'a 1nsolub1s Cement
rev =; t,hIqg fna II. the Ess9,t 2.
i. s1aat EsP1ss.qaas ana
" ssPPf5sfs1s, as EMIT VII ny = ossSsias ssSss
Boot and Shoe Man, BOOT nnl SHOE
Manusaeturers, nains Machines.
Ixerfs Wishoat delay. i i': IS aot a1se. T. {.
tc1by any change o{temperature.
7.,.xx. JEWELLERS
l1 1sa's n9a IT, # susisnstly aahss!Ep
1t Is especially adapted
to Leather,
Families Il ia eetR l. ssK. 81 ssRes!aa sna
lItntn-a to Boots nod Shoes sQE-
cientiy strong without stitching.
IT'S TIE ONLY
NhaL1qald. iLIQUID CEMENT
E1tant that is o sure thing for
neudi1S
runS'eszSs#E| ezSsEE5|S7sr. E57s.
BoSfi fiyonr.
Aud articles Of Household Use.
Remember. REn1ENIBER.
Hilton's Ln4oluble Cement
It's In liquid form, and as easy
applied IS paste.
Hi1ton's Insoluble Cement
Isinsolubte In water or oil.
Hlton's Inso1nble. Cement
: Adheres oily substances.
Supplied IN Family or Manufac.
{turers Packages, ffom ounces
ito TO pounds.
ftute. HILTON BROS. L CO.,
ProrR1Erors,
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
Sold by LORD l. SMITH, wholesale Druggists Is
Lake street, Chicago ILL.,. General Western Agents, to
whom iii orders may be addressed. je1ogG1ywF8M
, 1863-12-06

Make sure Of HIALTH. "But how 2" son ask.
We answer, tia an easy task.
Strengthen the SToxACN and sustain
The NERrHs. the servants Of the brain.
Tho LIVER keep in active play,
And REGULATE, from day to day.
Each orGrn aid, on Natures plan :
Brace End refresh the INNER AA4.
Aud Ike watch, that's kept In chime.
By constant care. with rnilroad time,
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer tie SPIRITS, too.
''How," you ask, " can this be done
This victory DER Disease be won?"
HosTE11kR's D1ETErs," We reply,
Il sHeAl1u's SUPREME tHorxCT1QS-rRY.
, 1863-12-06

1sman Philan-scemger John Sharp WIN
Of eaaboorn H Sanders VIM
1T Danla eaxton Uerass8.3 ,nde1s John
,el Chs seofela Henry Smith Emery E
;ula,Dg : < = n aspeuss54 LEE stEee. Street HaTrlsons 3
inner Edward chibald sHeenieDI
Smith AT Stanton JP
:dden Day Singer As stearns JW
1T H. SpaEor1 q Stanton j 8
ith Ctas Smith Spencer Stark JAS
clair DtEcan2fmB A Stonp A
1Inors Col CSouthvick Lem Swceny Jas
+, n,ron R'f sRensfes s,S,s3. Wm @ $!sy!sPn is Co
clair & Tomp- Smith n NJ Somerytllo Wm
tns Spuford " q Street Wm
~ Wm S1sger Warren PStone honsa
ith d Law SharR W " Sut1if W,P
t1ing Thos epauldtng Vim BSteers VIC
ith Geo P Smith Marcus Wsweet John b.
ythe Thos HsepaHord mastefStall John
allies Thomas VIM g Stone Judson n
fth Jca R Smith Fam Stewart Heor4e
lth ] B Sprngue cap Wm David
ith Geo soroghan Mfch Sullivan Daniel
lib JAS EoycJ Thos Sutherland Oh
nner JAS 8 g Shay Edward Sr-vens @
del Jas Stewart Vim S Staats Peter ?
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itl jeremiah iii Stewart 1t VIM 3
lib Henry Stanford Geo Sullivan And G
~ " Sutton.Thos Still Alex
th Henry Story Henry Sweet col BJ2
lib II q Sven Geo + swecpie John
Ith Hosea @ Stout Thos " SyccnIc Jas
* Joseph 8torcrs sc Southef1and d
Ithers m % Jotn sweat s T Fiward pstoros auSef K
owax Fred 9tickney Z Scautan JP
th IL Soa guaa9 stnnss sus = nSi'ls o"e7no2sn5 lnt
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Fcy .Fs Andruw Thomson mi i & 1Sn:as DrcW A'''n0''
rney Chas E Thomas Hugh Thompson Adm
'EorFW Thoaasson Jas Tramwei 3 : CO Co
.1F deo rhomnson 1.s 6onnean 6w,s Fa1 c,nt
,edey w rs THOMAS jas Thompson Ghas
EeT Hen1y Thomas WmH b. '
,iogJH Toiman John 4 Thompson Chaa
bot Josiah HToland John B o ".'
Wm ,a. TRams Thu, 5e9n sds,, TRss TTaomRso9@ DyP
'os ns! 1tg Michse Tbonass % WA TqoWlcr n.yd
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r. r 49, asas Tat..s y VI n TsasK Tc.|,a Tess b..
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iace Jno Watsou Lawson Watson 3 y IS
rem jas II Wagner MckIe Watson Fl i
son JW Weed Il VALLEY p
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lace prof Wins1ow Zebe-Wi1sonJas capt
t BsTid " WInzos Mortf-Wi1isri .Iaa D
rns@r mors W;,.ae ne q
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snn Ecnf Il Whife 4 r W1Ison WIasJ
tIen 4 KeiiY White 9s Wisi;nr 1fon-v T
,ner , Anthony Wits Ds11d r. WinteTa ssnif ssni
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ian ismsMath,,swilson IS Il is sco wfa[s,r wfaps
isms r WiIson 4 Wii+ho-nor - TUT
iams Geo & Wiison yoh :1ohn WiatnaGSs nsx,5
, 1863-12-06

HosTETrER's '' !! :
STOMACH BlTTERS.
A Pure and Powerful Tonic, Correct
i've and Alternative, Of Wondsr~
full Efficacy in Diseases
STOMACH, LIVER & BOWELS.
PROTECTIVE PROPERTIES.
Prevents Fever and Ague and Bilious
Remlttent Fever; Fort11les the sys-
tenn Against Miasma and tho
EVIL Effects Of Unwholeeome
wnter; Invleorates the Or
gnns Of Digestion and
tho Bowe1si
Steadies the Nerves and Tends to
ProionS Life.
REMEDIAL PROPERTIES.
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Sick
mud Nervous Headache, General De-
bllity, Nervousness, Depression
of Spirits, Constipation, Collie,
Intermittent FeVeFs, Sea-
Sickness, Cramps and
Spasms, and all
Complaints Of Either Sex, arising from
Bodily Weakness, Whether In-
herent In the System or Pro-
dnced by Special Causes.
, 1863-12-06

Asa means OF rescneratlng the disordercd and
fccbled system, regulating every function Of the inter
nal organs, rey17ing the depressed spirits ny1gorans
the constitution and prolong1ng life, no medicinal
preparation, either Of the past the present time, has
been go completely md universally successful as
, 1863-12-06
Ql)ifago Qrib'111t.
LADIES, LIST.

Rensninin. uncallod for in the Chicago Post
HfHcn
, 1863-12-06
Casey Bridget

r.
Cook Maggie mrs
corner Monica mra
collins ann
Gotn0e Jane
Cooper Jas mtn
Goldman Caroline mist
CobEfR = mrs
Cokcr Hannah mrs
|
| Dalton Jane a miss
| Dalton Margaret miss
| Davis ann mrs
Donnaker Barbara mis-
Davis Julia 4 miss
Davis M1ly mrs
| DaTton Raftara mls
| Day Elizabeth miss
| Deeu Clcra miss
ReeA Reess, TGn9d 1iifn HiHa mtss
nGasT nIn "fiE.ta ..n.a .aiss m.ss
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| DSMpns s.Si IL. .'1.s - 'Ao
ne.r:r n No.. = .n,,s
no':+ So,eh n r,fsa ,
'N A" = ''
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! Ebert Rose1]a miss
Earle MarCmrx
| EdsnlI Hattie J miss
| Ecaurt NV
! ESEin Ceorre mra
EaYi Diana
Fcan Eleu miss
! Hrey Sarah miss
!
Fa1es Sophia mies
Fant MaryEm mrs
Farrur AL mrs
Fsy MarY E mxs
Ferris 1eabeua
Friuk Margaret
litz4aatrick Sarah mrs
Fiyey Kate miss
Fitzpatrick MnIEt miss
Flanner Kate mies
Foster " Il mrs
% F.iev IniSs ma
Fe..Icer - Ssrh mra
~ r.,ite,. 49, 49, 80 A
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Galter Louise miss 9
Garvin Welcome mrs
Clifford Emma mrs
Gibson Maria miss
Gilmore jane mrs
GI1lett Edwin mrs
E1Hyfl 7. n ynrR
Godfrey Matte E miss
GfAyLc1ninaE Emra
Graham Mw miss
Green CT mrs
Guet{n JE mrs
Eunscl Katc miss
HaI11ng1onl : niss =.
AalR14 bdaaGet mA =.
4anl liner Mies
EaM Eo"3n 8 MI8
8alioEan 9uua m1se
uAru mrs
Harding a n mrs
Harmon Mattlc miEs
Harrison Corn Mfse
Hutch l N 1ors
| Harvey George Fmrs
| ilnsfey June Tmissa
| IilIs E1Ia II miss
Herflrueu Frank miss
Tenfrh I,fzxie mrs
IIioo1ns Niarr miss
TirRio Hclcn r mies
Ti1ft Ellen miss
as AnSgs sa..Sa Ia!1aG 81 = ms .
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Tuht..ri S 1 9 4 ~- ~
HrIh- 4 - mrs
| 1iaf1 Grace MIR
H~ia Fannie mu
HnTIfnt ERmrs
|
jackson MafJ mrs
| Judson mrs
JCnes Francis mrs
Johrson Emma mrs 9
! Johnston Genie miss
I
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heau1g 9nnan 8mss
Acllerhorse Hannh nj
lM :. ~ .;a,is .aU1toH ma
henuaH HNeiAe mEe
Kennedy Hanola miss
Ae9ieGan Maggie miss
hldu EAza mlhs
Kinney Amelia miss
King q Is nT8
hMs Caas ms .
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ns 11,ts. S5e"n ~ II -, ,s ~,
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| oncss ss+e- Ianr nrs.
in1.@ Snntc 1,'rs
! ians 4,T.ani1Lmn
| rwsnn 1:i,arlntte mrH
aMsUn -. III. Gt.~;a .gt.T T,;as
iam.E,'iS ! aa.oa Tannie n1d4'9 9,ra s.e7
I iors.nwoTth :Ifssic En-
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Initials.

cago Alcohol Works. 4. r. Box 5H5, :,
Office Wards Line Of Steamers, South Water St.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

How THE SOLDIER SLEEPs.-You would,
think, wonder to see men lie right down 10
the dusty road, under the full noon sun OF
Tennessee and Alabama, and fall asleep in &
minute. have passed hundreds of such
sleepers A dry spot is a good mattress the
flap of blanket quite downy pillow. You
would wonder, think, to see whole army
corps, as | have, without shred CT a tent to
bless themselves with, lying anywhere and ey-
erywhere in all-night rain and not a growl
nor grumbIe. ! was curious to see whether
the pluck and good,nature were washed out
of them, and so made my way out Of the
snug, dry quarters | am ashamed to say |
occupied, at five in the morning, to see what
water had done with them. Nothing Each
soaked blanket Matched out as jolly a fellow
as you would wish to see-muddy, dripping,
half foundered forth they came wringing
themselves out as they went, with the look Of
troop of wet down ROSTERS in full rain
storm, pumage at half-mast, rut hearts
trumps every time. If they swore-and some
did-it was with laugh; the sleepy fires
We're stirred up then came the coffee, and
they were as good as new. Blood is thick
er than water B. +. Taylor.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08
The Memory Of the Dead.

In almost every household there is an en-
shrlned memory, a sacred casket, where
lock Of shining hair, a ring, or faded picture,
tells OF some enc long since gone. The young
er children, as they grow up, learn to look
upon the picture Of the dead brother or sister
as on the face of an angel. They wonder if
they shall ever be as good as they were. They
look with tender awe upon the various relics
of a sister never knOwo, the broken play
thing, the unfinished piece Of work, with the
rusted needle Just where she left it and see
ing their mothers tears, and hearing her
talk Of the child that was or would have
been more lovely or intelligent than any Of
the rest, they meekly wonder If they shall ev-
err deserve to be loved as much as she was
who is nov 10 heaven.
The orphan, longing for mother dimly
remembered, is sure if she had lived he never
could have dishonored her, never could have
been ungratetul or dso0edient. Yet our dai-
ly life together is subject to many disturban-
ces, Parents forget TO be patient with their
children the noisy trying lttlo ones are often
roughly treated, their feelings wounded, and
their gaiety checked children of a family,
quarrel and overbear friends grow critical
and cold. To look upon the surface of gem
eral domestic and social life it sometimes
seems as if there were q few only who would
not be happier seperated--But when by
death some one is removed, then only can we
measure the real depth Of affection that was
cherished for them.
Doe beautiful trait OF humanity is the ten
derness with which we cherish the memory of
the departed. Let death take from the house
hold the troublesome and ungovernable child,
and all that is remembered is his sweet and
gentle words, his rare qualities, his loving
ways, his beauty aud maniness. The child
stands before his parents eyes, not as what he
was, but what he might have been had all
God put in him been perfected by love and
grace.
He is now always dear child in their
thoughts, and no longer selfish and unlovely.
The children long for their dead companion
with real and tender grief--they would be
pleasanter were de back again. They are
surprised to find how much they loved him.
Friends long TO have the opportunity, now lost
to show their love. Why did | not prize him
more why did not serve hlm better-is the
universal feeling,