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Cu' crtu rrI','r. It~ WNNrru--
Art. ,-t Nu.,. .i1T. ts.,. ..... ., 90
g hS;I.tl.s NAHiii..Nt WIlT
= is i. .'. - per. 80 I....' D.. ''o.o -,
iod ns..ius . ,e,b-r,. JAM go. Asccv ~
~ hSuItiIs WNNtt ,c ,ASf,
- psd b,fors 0.Neu iu t-"ut, sp. ,InnNrt III -
hb-'r " '.aIi .itb l.sf t1,1tr 4.t!ti . VIA SUI.
.,iut., .,9b ct q sos N'-"-, - 'Arl
>noN - '5i
SUBSTITUTES WN'Itp lnl> phN--
> he h'sra'' rric', ,aii r., easA ..'p hro'.-'
he's y ',slt rttH Apt,tc t't.,A A. s IA,lDN,
Is IeD'r - e" 'ofs 1T Be- co.. ,.rc - A..
- hSIrDIGS- RANDALL s 80, l-,
,'- :: t.''. - H. g..
the COUNTRY apf rsy ths h'si'N 70 e' pc ~ ..
J'EN tttu :, HSfIU il~N N>ttD
mo si.itsiv. 50 tl.ts's' o. u'' ,t - ~
<cGn, A>urAiI, DuNN lNiS DAY
-''''/''fo, eut't'ut,' N,"nt m r.I'''. %
.'Il',, $50 ~ ~ 80. y ss.otN, r53rr' -,
ltwmsuy ih.i, ,pios.ts ~. liz
sxrIn tn1tD. ms DAY. tUDk
ycN .vr'uuA', - r.o11 u" ,..o-e ,uc..t
I.r-s .antins sut,ut .t-. \, deception tuqu
~ Peer ." tIsui no oll's, 10 =. l'r
ScT6-' sIBNrllt Tts WtNltp-AS
81 ''iif sati ,,,,cn :. 10, .-isAie yAu.s. none
spr'y', ~ he corner Il S.d.- sud N-,, &c. .. SOU
- io',b''. r'r's 'J,o", dE.t served. iJs
! 1On-t 400 IAip toR > EST II res.
y foOCan o. - 'rar,l-rdt 1t, ~ .tsirs nsst
NrNc bABkkk / SPENCER g.
M, MEN WANf4b AS 81 Is.
= 't'N'.tgtss d vhra th. above to'rtv ~
f- pad v,st ltiny a0ce,'.d ~ no .LfRtor. .glay
- asS, nsios - ,cioc.. 1t mo fltor,ou Uoue, u
tpIT'iandt't fORIEN q 90 Z
5000 CASH, WILL ~ PAID rACit.
cow .,f thfss rubstit1i". sot II y. i.'n D., 80
t~eu "a SIC ssf,'c .r,1ia, -bN 90 o' .sf Rnpu'fs
hti'gtrs Usn 80 - 'tere'ly tts;ed "a Cab
Iieut Iowa, 1o hrmhJ. App,y IT rs ntvsdr.r,
'st Ctus' M i,v-Nras sis. Hsp No-s la
xSS- BOUNTY .OE SIh>I4lLlfS-
rDt cAN a - $3.50 cast g. tst ds'a
si2t; the ,sne- ~ zen months lst,tniss
nrish'f - drtufi gttir, tu ~. tots, Hrpnt iyu,
~ "a eouBtf' ns!it'r IN. In ftrt "cni yssd
sssutf aot U.ursys hC,lV ftn No St~.y zoo. - y
Il 'o,oied ." ~srI-d Ia. gu, pt.urt.s ~
xTr ,->j HSIIIUrtS-t IDOp MEN
~ 'rantsd a.. day tsthis too vl,ss VI par.
sies frsH"d Mon 49, nave reeL 'st' ;et IN Sc
s,L AZ CO.. o.. None, r'ad sud siovc CSC. thar
sny 'thF- one. lhaNtk > 90, 10 Ct,ths 20
| stree 40
5000 :2Su CASH IN ilahD, ON Hln.
-otp'i ~ into servi,s. tte osano. N MONTH,
iDs-,lu ertA, s1j each SECURE this lsrsr bounty be
itrs pc ~ ktcrultine vii p..itiv.y stcp a. t~c
isys ChlI No vIctsnss Place, tour door, above
! Ts0'ers ho.,i, .ieveytily CsIr L.'OlE PAGES,
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ROkRD-A FEW iOO&G LADIES CAN
~ - ace Inundated VII o. vithout tosrj. ~ a
-iios l,ds s,t h.r . daughter ApIIf o'.f Lombs
sr"rsry, cos, Warrington sn3 1nd -, ys
pDARD - or . rnLNC NfN CAN
i1ss, So hosrt sad room. ey 's!rps ct ~ Gs,ue
e. nesc Lidr'dss ~
I(ObEDiNG-- TWO OR THREE YOUNG
lbmeo c.n be s,coDu oosteu WITH sofd hoard siso
. 'c~ young girs, Sher. ell ths comic Ia GO homo
can - found. 81 50 ADty al, atAf sth so. III
pOikpING--CuFti AND coon Fosrd
11toI gentlemen, 1t 70 tstssrine a.; airy Snc
fortshi' roors 18th slute Rods. Cali ana sec. ~"
pOAkDING - 4 PEW RESPECTABLE
~ Iuep esB bs Accom- nc1stsd Win good board, cir,
ruous tsrn,s 10 ~ per vess Alvo quick, meat s,rl
toss.' sAes -. AprIy ~ hilev o. Sls
QOAkDlNG.--A PLEASANT FRONT
- 20 IL. q b ,os'i for gentleman ssd .ite. ~
rthies single Dsr soeopui"dst.c ~ root ropns,
sit' beard. At23 -.aeoc ave, b~s IitsnJ 20 sn.2sJ
ECESlSHEDRy.'T WANTED. WIrBDl I
1 n3.r,, FOR LADY srd -alisnsn in iy u-sr The
IN - ttd -en0 s9c',hs and trIcs . z GLAtk,
box ~ slr rhcs gH
uOl LODGINGS CitEAp ~ 'IINT.
4 ~ .'Hisbsd rorIs tg (c.N, . seu.Isu'or o. 70
uii.s A. ~ orr House. Hqd'1i IT, o--osire 4
'ofn. ltls, '"sutiipl location sstsnLsn ~ rFlt.
Lots.nss PC 70 re - NDt' - - - By s,s.. H'
DOOM TO LIT, TJRSlSrEn OR IN.
lNi.rui.hed e srris ssntleg,ar, N . ~ oil 81
yat- family. mofe'ste t'GIs. Aog.s 81 ~ .p-
coy st. a-sy the bcssrY, -
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ARTICLES FOX SALE.

A SECOS p-Hh%p PIANO tOE SALE.
~ ve-, eheap fi,f rstt % learn or prs-t o. zee
81, -urth ovsr double. al At ls5 ksG 2c,n sire.
this day. SAhtiSON 10
EOR SAIH-JUST ARPtNED-A CUOlCF
J. .ot Of Balsilu .ong.sued, Food singers. { ,arv
Birds, African par,ot good IA k 10, .,ish aga
LIZ and III ushe. ~ oos Greenwich t. tkAHh
- RS. l!u
1,SJR SALE-tuLL Sc CARPENTERS
L 70 ls. VII b. sp.d cnesp II ~ lei Tor .mme-
dl~tiy 34l Wrt.
LrUk SALk-2 iunN!NG fOOl lAIurN,
l. one Large aud one ,insh, beach 'ir,s, C o.
sfubs. ana tst tics, new hJo lot 1t aye. and
stocks, hne d. ey tLfSali, ~cnld answer Lhor
vh're nce eoik 10 rsded Aso few cat. draw 9
tnstru Gu o. Surveyors eompa.ses, leyslIng in4' a.
mep;s.1 soIntsr osse an side ss.hes. silY Oius
md end, o. s,etytains i,r ..le cheap Ino 're o. .
BkOwG, No ~ Fulton sl!p, nsIt - tae elr.,' r
Water up stsirs, bet 10 snd o'eoet ~.
EOR SALR--I SETT Of TlNMLNs Ma
l. ehipes and tool in good order sna .E.sg Juts
LkAOLEys ~ Ytae d, b!sshSn. %
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CHOt CUTTERS WANTED On FINE
~ .hoss-wt gee si2 q 5000 GaDds s,so ere 20 cot
tninss AID trirnE inu. Agpiy 5s'urdsy ~ Npnoay,
pS Tey s. uc stsUs 90
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SElRT HANDS WANTED To Work IN
- the shop; only tbose VITO rave mad psrieues n
Art hing hne custom Hsde sbirts need svp,v to
LEWIS sEACORU, TTS broadway. iG
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T'O sHOkMAkEkS-wANIEO, HANDS
i on mt..s, sud ehildrens' Sod hssd sewsd vslts ;
none but soei bsods need s,py, 81 !01 Ware, a.
upr aus ~
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RAKERS wANIEb- A Man To lake
1Jchsreo q bread h. mus; p..s,tiy undsr1snd his
bus pese None other need Lrpy cor. OF kvics, III
and Nillet II. JAS. GOODWIN. .6i
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CAwNEg wANTkD--IN A WINDING;
~ " GOD Etsolisbmsrt; one vro andeip'>ods ne
ovsincS. s.sins Cling sud s.s.ins Ei,usti,n t<rtns
went Asss 70, d. Apcl- 90 -. W SCHar EEK,
eer Of 2s.h .: and Mn sIe Nes Yot.. %
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pCRSISHERS--2o SOOD BUkNiSNFRS
A/vauied to work 90 es:sd ware. None but those
tAst understand n. bus,ns~ need syp.. FAI,tY
tCO, ~, " oorost ais
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DANTs, PANTS-A LANCE NUMBkk
i OF hands to tss. odt sad mss. srr,y sat navy
parA a. 80 sAads Of, bro'S,yr "a
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WANTED MES FOR STEAMERS, >
w eoa.usor', tiest Tor -samer, valsi ~ 60 70
furcpe sith t,crehsnt. Q brste.msn. srp-ee dri
thathsn square 20
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\NANrkD--A STOUT. ABLE NAN TO
! w dii,ss Goa cart. sud male hirrsslf uss.rl in
| 81. yard steady beth iof tho siater ,wys'
| -6 ~ yrt .ees Avpls stb rsfsisaee. I" y, kLr
htYpR. 25g 4, h ave "
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COUNTRY sliOENAhrES " NSTLD On
" Hnt-,lsss hand s.ed lso.., uia'es. and oni
crvu's shoes STEADY ENG mcut Nous II sc'd
Sorkmsn need srrlv 20 MENTION s LYON. "a
OeyN 81
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CARPESTfRs WAITED Al 'l' sOrlH
S'aih Il, Jersey City. JACOB folhfAls. 80
G>OMPOSlIoRS wANIkD-AI JlS BROAD
INV rp.stain CAINTT .A5
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NXTANIED--A GOOD DRESS Mhktk.
w Appl, at NM, IuiEN, 10 Carroll plses, g,
u Tho,utsSu AID Pl.ect.t .t. A.
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DAINTEkS WANTED Or uOOD
J. lands. Apply 10 Mr.. DAY, A. i01 hmlty Ct, te,
Z and O'Clock. Apry s,,urdsy sod Mondsy. 70
SERTkNlS, SERVANTS, SfLNAN1s
lJvitb sood fes.sncs can procure ..ITn;Sert s.tus
sioss and good psy: also German .irls vsntet. L.
diaa IA all BIO CALM Al ! I'M
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SlCANTkI--A GOOD THINNER Al iIs.
w wagon ~orh A. ~ 81 WATERMAN ntll
Carr age Factory. ; ,hIis, sphsr o., ~
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\CASTkD-.2 NOuSG MEN 70 WORK
w Q, eariase taiuurs None need sprls sIesut
they nave -srs-d soue t.ns 81 THE toNps,s
ikASk ASHk, iro Ard IL? CtS3, At nsa b'e-cs
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WANTED A BLACksMirH---oNt AC.
w rustoued 10 fcrNns tools. stesdy .crs end
| god vsses Csli - Jenp d. alter ~ 0 e'Ss MAJ
L Ivy a HILL W
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WANIEp-lc. BEowN-slVSE cvrs
CuRRiE, cor I'd And south llth ste, Williams
hur %
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nR. COBHAn, - kkClDE 81 MEAN
~ West. wants 3 o. stout boy, f1t costing bills
pom put soco yo,,sr, med spIy, 60 oar irsu - q"
u oelo<k ~
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DOX MAkEE wANffD-APPil ArIHf.
~ BOZ shop in Nor,h ; b Z" bet ~ ssd 81 sA, VII.
NAmshirgb. ~
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NNANiED UMBRELLA PHDiAliS AND
w o,hor cent 10 buy Tor east Old I ~ Drr n
tret her. IL goDs 0rser. Thos. Hl-Lth, ~ NJ
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CAP AND CLUTi HAT fISISuERS
SvaDt d A number " god hsnds. &C -hotn tl,s
yEice and steady .mps.Geut ~iu bs si'.b hands
70 vorh tht factory prsfsrsd. Apply houdsy ans
aftsY. At ls0 Rroadgsy 2lC
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pAl>lkkS ANU OPERATORS on Wh,elet
10 Wilson machine, on fanuel blOnses good hsods
and steady -ofk, .5' "rty .itth o.. near qth
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EUR SEWERS WASrEr- 80 rACitli
J q. cor Bond. Ptoohl,n. y
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\NANTRD AN oPERAIpE OH tiNf
w rsnn.' shi-ta. "a W 4 " u.ehio. oors c-it
COOS bapb uesd spply. ct IS Wes. i!tb a.. 10 TIVE
tNsDsnt ~
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M An L D--A GOOD fOREwOHAs
w girls that upcsrytsnd eo,edns tssol meulds:
M bs peid "a sIpssisnest hsnas ., \. FISHES
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DIAChSNi1H AND HOKStSHOElSG
~ shoe Tor s,l. 9TH tools enc ,tccb socd run Of
sustou.srs cheap rept. Aprly At the saoe, ~ esi
9TH o.. nssr vtb svenue. w
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Nummer ia.

ren, llta mas es if ei9entliG Danbelt? rief
Ger &cnIul nit aufmoIlenoet uneebulo.
WaS babt ibr benn NIT bielen S6annIens.
bic Itdl il ionit uidt Tim ua8 bstimmern ?
Oente Dir, 0apa - Du ertntlerIt Did
ia icChl ber Seute, Die uu8 ppr etniger 3eit
uns unterItiitrm9 on9Iugen2 Der O6crfSrs
1tertn @Blinser! a93 1.I
Nuerptugs mas lit nit ibnen?
9enunj Die SoannIen8 bdben ii9 i1rer
on9enomuen itno oa8 Mdbheu, tpe(6:8 b1,
mails all mid Ihrieb, als @pupcrnante en-.
9a9tr!, uno lte uno ibrs WGutter tpobnen nun
crit6en bei SoannIens, msrben nit aller
Niiflid}t gno Aufnertlduteit bebanpett, unb
bic @lctbiloe fdbrt iosar NIT Settden 9ps
dnnlen unb ibrsm Uuter aRS, uno 2.
gSer bat Gud, rtcs aues 4eIaat ? riif Der
Serr &onittG rn8anbig. o@
Gltia 9irIdcosel unD Wsta GGIfer baben
es beitdtigt, rpu5 urS Der Sung, Der Sean,
er;dblt bate tntse91ete .spol>pime int bod
iten Gifett. Die Sberi5titerjn icn cine
Sugenbf: :eunr;n pcn 0r1it ScannIem Ietu,
uno oieIe Ite beinobe auf ben DGnoen troaen;
uno 6err Soauaielr. Der bod icn1t 10 tnau.
Ierig 1T NIB 10 penig aus itd nlad|t, loG
ben 9unsen BON oieIer @erIon er3ieben
lailen, unb 1pie Glila lu8t. UersGttern Ite
bribeu Bic Mamletl pabrbaft ltno unbe-
sreifli9ermeiie sebcrcen lid @liia unb Nteta
etenlo eut3itdt rcn Der Eerion uno ibrem
g'eIaua uno 8epebmen mie bic 9oannIenS,
uup tSnnen fe;u Gure lipbeu I'M Sob BON
9cunnieus Weni6eufreunoli4feit uaoBObl'
tbdti9feit!
q Wun il, pas att eieO! brumnts be,
5ecnIul ppr li4 Bin 'nuu bort 10 rie(erlet
rrll rem, mas cigIe 2eute tfun, unb bod
liest man itren gtaulen ME unter elmer
SutIfriptiOn 4! = llno ibr bait nun natirs
lid 9leid, su8eltunpeu. raB bteie 2eute, all
bic Der ltpl5e 9err 9tldbar 10 piel 2tlncisn
peti4pepoet, unIere 8ertpanoten fino ?
81, 100 bentlt Du bin rief bic Tr1u
Sonlul. Sine Ipl6e 8erWanbtI4aft! iuaS
thu iA edmit ? SIN @eseutbeil, i4 babe
rpr alleu ben Damen Dem Sean Sel19t, CT
pdr' btnter9anBen trorcen
llno i4 mar aud nitt 10 bumut, mir eine
glDse ppr ben iunsen MGb9en Su Seben,
Iaote M1lmiNe. Sd ertldrte beRtmmt, 1ie
ititnben in gar fciner 8erwuutti6aft 81
uu8
--re .-t.t t5crileeAu fpI1' - -
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@sfG0siiAe Graut0eit.

goenn ber irresteitee uflu9s Sln8ltnB aSfnbet bds
8ein cteer i4mer;baen &rantbt in m anfsenDnts
iibl Gter bic Burd,t GHtbcr5 i'm obf6redt, It'd
Seue st menbe du pele 8ctse ibt;r @rBeFnna nnb
Sepeftdbiltt6t aqen ietn @ertraue ben FINITE nb
parte 10 an9e BIS bic S9uPrmc eleS dredlt@en letsle
ME L. 3. eim nit @ei6mI Ell eniInte'i Gals etne bSe
NaIe Gmer3 in rpie urb 1T cen VIecsrn Ntnahne ee$
@eGtS Gaubbstt Gusw DIE Dr Saut Gnrten Gn ben 8ci-
men nb @rne Sinuen lit @elitte unb ben Grtrenitd
ten itd etsen po tann btec tebeI init elmer drefIden
SGneuteet pcr I'D drette, BIS SueBt Der @ditnten rne
bic Naieufnr6eN ed 4e ba8 Opfer brr Frttdrer frans
pett etu eetauo te NitteieS :rb mnb Ser Sob ietne
idred8em Xetren eabur cit Gnte mad td5 ct ion na9
jenent Qa6e 9rtRgt Feu Reenter ;uridebrt.
GS i stne trdurige &tGa4e eaB Eluente bteer rr@t>
baren HranIte uln DIVER idcn In Srge ber neti tds
lGett unpilcntet 9raber, elAe hur@ Nnweuen1 lenes
toetien @es DeS Nle fIr9 be GputtuGn rerrtdteNpns
NeM Met hes ystenS ii elm lenass EaLetn esrnaEeln.
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81 DhnIinn,

taleb be8 f6ui0en GcQegiuns br QDunbdrste in 2rns
tUn @rabutrer sneS eren etisnii&en G0Gesien ter
Ser. Sdaen cer bet sr0etn 2betl ieneS 2bcns IN be
SeIptllern rpu 0rntp parts 9tilabelpDG un6 rbereu
St&bten usebra bat eintge Der unbrbarsn oetIuneen
rouenbst, rpn tenet tie @eltttc eer Wset1 Te!B HH'
,bee Qeibente bic al Obreniauen Nro6at uMb anbersn
SranfEetten Ittcn ple g. aut ote bet poslt4e @e-
rauaen gu e9r er6reden Die oft errStbs" btt 8ernSen
Nletntatetten Il. u. Mnrben aueentli6lt9 eehett
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Or. Srtn1rr 6tetet aaen Denen ene oilie dn mete d
bnrd iclde sebetne ne uundtIritd Self nn6 SOrpsr
orenbe r he &rbett BITE eeafhde urb tte G3e InfGhs
mafenbe 9aiier 9eI4Wd6t babett. s
er limb etaiae Ter trdursen unb dSenswerben Sell
gen tc rIben Gewrbnbeiten res 9aers: Sdr DE int Rl
fen uub BEN Gliefern Smerten i'm Gcp Gtrdde teS &C.
@S, @eruf Der yRu feItraft efStlcpen ne bSe nrube
Waseatmdte uaprbnun8 Der @erbauun8ssOrsdne, Guss-
metue Gntsr1ttuns, Gtmptrrte ber GHpututt.
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Suuse Wavner,

BeUnbsrs pelGe fe Cper enes setntsn 2Gers ssprOen
nt has i6rl. 10 tiel Gaulebe in Elm 3u tribes Grab
ret See but lire ertabeaen &dente Qnb entptfetten
@eranbeStralte nit benz Dsuntr Der ben Se'
nat besert u0 Ser 2er bJdubernee Zone entIOdt aben
ipIrten rnSnen i'd NIT ppnfm 0ertraIen nGhen
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Dat,trot5ete perlcnea,

Oter SoI6e melt M u perbsiyatbea beabfdt9en. unb 9
ptper Sdtrde pter ene8 an6eren 9tneernifeS beprBt
iaS, istttn anGerusttd Qr. Sobnioa ~ 0SRe ttesel
&ue tnternie g9een bic @he pbpfI1e ooer eeft9e Ger
saths SetSbartit Sec Sic ben 3ern uHb GhwGde pSer
6 fdSpfuna Ger 1redlidten @r tperben ibnel tRrrs.
Dersntae, weter IN ter @ebantlans unb NGrCr8e BON
Dr. ptnDm unter3tebt Tenn ibn ais etnem Gbrenmdnne,
Ubne BurG m ancertrauen unb sHpehIth Guf etns S3t@
Ifhp 0e1hiddlfeit DPrIdfeu
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llutei bar preTe.

Die Utee Gduiente peIe Udbrenb Ser Istten ebea3ebn
Sabre III eeier Mntalt tlirt wu ben unb bic enee tr&-
tiger wunbdr3 3eR 0psratpnen welde Or Sptafpn aus
flbre arb eens cte Nnppcrtere unbpete Gnhere
perneu bepobnen mecen has pntlttum ~ mteserbolten
Gbaraer os Gbreunann il 8s3us au @baratter nnb @e
ptNentafi9et nb 2ereuben cine tinrct6enes @epabra
Iethunl.
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felt Dteies rtbdre 9eten peIeS bas 2ebn elenb nne
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gg3. ALE 8refe muiieu einen grit-Stamp entbaltsu
Glne l3etiun8 III 3 5a9en SugeTAest.
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Iandplti6cn 8etratungen, ca5 unS fte 5reuten reIe
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9toth

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On tfFsm'e.

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6anttrantbeiten tperbem 1Hneu 9eEetlt.
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DR.. Johnston,
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b9b MAIDEN snb sulsst ben a6rpr uub Stnn sesfSrcu.
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NunAe Qsute.

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bpe Qeuten rber IN ter Sue lernen unb beren TD.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-24
[From the Boston Daily AdvertIzer.l
THE WORDS OF A PATRIOT SOL
nTER

The gallant General Rousseau, who may
be said to have led Kentucky into the
field, made a speech at Lancaster, Penn
sylvania, in which he said -
my political creed is but minute
long. l am for the government Of my
fathers and the friends of that government,
and l am against the enemies of that
government, and all their friends both
North and South"
Giving timely warning to his hearers
he added -
"No matter what your political pre-
dilections may be, unite to save the coun-
try, and after that settle questions of
policy. Let not your differences of opin-
ion weaken the arms of the brave men
who are fighting that you may be free. In
the Army of the Cumberland, in which
have the honor of commanding division,
officers and men know only the cause of
their country; all are united in a common
work: no dissensions or jealousies weaken
their force"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-24
CROMWELL ON DESTRUCTIVE
CONSERVATISM.

In a speech to Parliament in 1856, the
Great Protector, defending his admins
tration, touched upon doctrine which is
popular just now with the friends of Sc
cession and the enemies of the national
life, and exposed its fallacy, almost as if
by anticipation =
Ifnothing should ever be done,'' said
he "but what is according to Laio' the
throat of the nation may be cut while we
send for some one to make Law There
fore, certainly it is pitiful beastly notion
to think, though it be for ordinary gov
ernment to live by law and rule, yet if
government in extraordinary circumstan-
ces go beyond the law even for selfpres-
ervation, it is to be clamored at, and blat-
tered at When matters of necessity
come then, without guilt, extraordinary
remedies may be applied.
. And | must say l do not know one
action of this government, no not one,
but it hath been in order to the peace
and safety of this Nation.u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-24
WHAT is YOUR YOUNG DAUGH
TER THINKING ABOUT.

You are very careful of her dress you
attend personally to its purchase and fit.
You go with her to see that her foot is
nicely fitted and you give your milliner
special instructions as to the make and
becomingness of her bonnets but do you
ever ask yourself, what she is thinking
about? In other words, do you know
anything of her inner life? Many who
are esteemed most excellent mothers are
as ignorant on this all important point, as
if they had never looked in their daugh-
ters faces. They exact respectful obedi-
ence; and if the young creature yields it,
and has no need of physicians immedi-
ate services, they consider their duty done
Alas, what fatal mistake These are
the mothers who, never having invested
the confidence of those young hearts, love
to see it bestowed anywhere and every
where but in accordance with their wishes.
Is it, can it be enough to mother worthy
the name, to be satisfied that her daugh-
ter's physical wants are cared for? What
of that yearning, hungry soul, that is
casting about here and there for some
thing to satisfy its questioningsl Oh
give thought sometimes to this When
she sits there by the fire or by the window
musing, sit down by her, and love her
thoughts ont Of her. Cast that fatal
dignity" to the winds which has come
between so many young creatures and the
heart to which they should lie nearest in
these important forming years. Re.
spect" is good in its place but when it
freezes up your daughters soul-utterances
when it sends her for sympathy and COM
paniOnship to chance guides, what then ?
A word-a loving, kind word, at the right
moment-no mind can over-estimate it.
Importance. Remember this when you
see the sad wrecks of womanhood about
you; and amid the sweeping waves o
liie's pleasures, whatsoever else you neg
lect, do not fail to know what that young
daughter of yours is thinking about
Faanu Fern.