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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10

lion, 50 is the love Of every true son Of the
Confederacy gathered around il, and watch
ing the struggle with anxious soiicitude.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
No. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET.,
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENHREAL
DISEASES,

without the use Of Mercury without hindrance from
business and without fear Of discovery exposure. No
deadly posons such arsenic, yomica, opium, OF
any other poisons Nomercury any deadly minerals
nothing but purey Vegetable Botanical Remedies are
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic
Rnm0dies yet failed 10 cure tho most obstinate
and the cases. and to remove all mercury
and other impurities from the system when all other
Remedies had failed Medical Journal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
Width 2.--First col.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS,

Hear what the philadelphia Correspondent says In tha
Common rnlth, Wilmington, Delaware, utll Of April.
1859
"An English gentleman formerly connected with the
British Army aud who styles himself the English Boz
tRnio Physician has Of late gained extensive Teputa
ton here by his skill in curiug all manner Of complaints
eons Of his patients have couversed with, and they
pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatment very
superior. Some have been resuro rs II 10y magic. The
medicine he used IL distilled by himself from various
herbs possessing rare curative properties.
"While acting In the army lie devoted his leisure
somenis to thorough study Of the effects produced by
certain medicinal and herbs all manner VI His
eases 1t seems he has found and speedy REMEDY
for all the ps that esh is heir to- His practice IL
already extensive and Is daily increasing. In the con
plants to which females sabeced he has equal,
a. large uumber here have testified that they not
only their present good health, but their lives to the
sklil Of this English Botanic Physician" His ooo is al,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
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OF every descnptio

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hshmens in Southern Ohio, our facilities for doing all
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class We nave one Of the fastest Presses, and have
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We have three Power Presses connected with on
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ton, Address
EMPIRE COMPANY, Dayton, ohio.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES,
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILL
DREN.

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says the 9Th
VI March, 1862:
We decidedly opposed to drugs and to advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having children, but
feel 1t duty TO acknowledge benefit nom any and
from every when II ia for the relief Of suffering
humanity fact has to our knowledge that
ought to be promulgated and widely circulated for tho
benefit Of those ladies whose delicate health makes IL
necessary to prevent any increase Of family
About twelve mouths After marriage lady Of our
quantanee gave birth to daughter, but her suerinEa
great that hor physicians despaired OF her
cry This made her dread the very thoughts Of again be-
coming mother. She tried every thing to prevent a
repetition her suerlngs but without succeeding Two
years after marriage she again confined but her suf
Isrngs great that the child died. and her life
Was despalred Of She told by her family physician
that she had any children he feared her life would
be hs forfeit A. all the remedies she had tried before
had failed, she applied to the Botanic Physician, DR..
RAPHAEL,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the Odd
fellow Boousboro Maryland, said on Thursday, the 3lst
Of May, 1860:
Numerous cures Of diseases caused 10y early indisore
tlon navipg been performed by the English Botanic Ply
scian feel It my duty, having knowledge oi ihcn 10
state the fact believing that in doing may do service
TO the suffering Ono case In particulnrthat Of young
man n this ctys worthy Of note He had becnme the
victim OF habit the mere allusion 10 which causes n
shudder years and doctorng gave up
all hopes Of recovery. lie wished to marry and WAS
dearly beloved by sweet girl rs ever ilsped words
OF asctun but he was fearful nervous, and prosrated.
He dared not wed account Of the shattered state
ofhs system lie Songh. relief at the hands OF The DO
tanc Physician and astonishing may seem, all the
bloom and vigor OF youth has returned, aud he ia now
the happy father OF pair Of bright boys"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

CANNONADING on THE RAPPAHAN-
NoCK-REVERSE TO BURNSIDE S
ADVANCE.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29
@piemfran3 hber feline Mbiefuna.

Mm 26. Ianete Rolentron3 In Ginein>
mott an. Cine unaebeurs WsnldmmoGe
smpfaa i'm UNI bep'eittte Jpn nod rsm
Burnt 6oule. 9ubel bsarlbts ibn dbsrau
unc Ai&tu Gtoru temiQfommnelt Jpn in
stnr itine boben @nritnRe anufennsn<
zen Nnrsre i'm Namen rss golffs.
@o{snfrona wa, BON eisier .Sympoibfe
BE @olfss fur i'm lief ererifsn unr' ants
mortste ntu Nnnusm 81 tittt eos
8olf, NE feline Yai6'sn esasn tas @ou'
pernfmtnt ~ pn9e6sn, ME aud t~iuaslne
9nrioirusn %bebonpelt mercsn m6aten.
De Graes, mis sr bebanrsit unp Oh ibnn
Nsdt Qs(debtn fd; win(de sr her 3ufunft
iur Dsantmortuna 3u dterlo0en. Ganiae
pen feinen Greunrsn in Nep- Yort fsisn
UNI feline @t(unrbeit febr beiorat 4.weien.
Die @umtnlano: Nrmte abfr psnfs, sr TT
es1unb osnu9 uno 10 renfe It ielbf. Wae
rte 3uantitdt tsS RON ibm senc0enen
Optums tnrefe. 10 m5@ttn feline Dug
often In .Nep gorf unp @afbinetou eon>
lullirt msrpsn.. Sournole bdtten ersdblt.
rob rit @snudle @rittenc,n unb MeGeee
3loatn aeasn i'm erbsbsn wdrren. Die.
tlben bitten st8sn i'm ober ibren limit
l.n iibsr fold, falide Beridtf Asdussrt.
seit Der -Qbidamousa, babe
e. ,sin.n 8rtef pom Yrdfrsn'sn nbaIIen.
utld.r {efne @etion in rit(u @&ladt
tiuia,. yGr lsi pobsr aeetstaat7-t uee ete-
Nnfloaen a,asn ibn in ben 6fIi&m Bldt>
tern ni6t BON, @ouuenemente b.etn fu6t
teitn: g. .fei, miuie, unp ftt %, tmmer
attptltn. jertn !9oN,n ~ dbernsbmen, rsn
pos @oupernsmtnt tbm 1ttrwet(t."
) Sn bislsn trenfa.n @orten bsreit6li fnb
1.tntae tn baupt(ddlidRsn Anfldaen a.
gen Roienfran3 au Borsn aef&laaen unb
elmer rsr. bauptfd<afen Gntf& uleiaunaS'
:etdnte rnsesn isinu MtlttnnB ptrnf&tst.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29

uub bsspptii&tn Sod 6&o4
f.lp's. lu lsbsn.. .Mtr prcpbsasisu eaber.
bae, ioate Der prd5bsnt ,inisv bsu, toSsl
baftsn gtnfuGs 9sparb's u,b s~ontrolirt
ouv& etn.n patt, dte ben It In Duntel
IA, bisfe tmpsnirhbe Delegation unbs'
f1tebipt 1uradj&idsn, II btnnsn 80 1aesn
frob isiu rpirp. cine Disrusrwdeuue an.
Aubiehn. -oru @blp miro auf 200 Pros
atnt prdmium asissn, sbs rsr /. Sanuar
iommtI''.' ,
gk atufddeen Il, GriGs Mot. Dte
,G1f&siuuns Or @tGourtD sltaat'on IN
oas quite @or3si&sn uno Ter Bseian elmer
ueusn' 8,frtiune unb IN 7ttaimtnt. ris
arduli&e @a2ettu,t (deIi&m @tratb's
Don oem -Ytass tu rds'n, no fs jest an
psp. Ginasw.irsn: efr &e9ierunA naat.
Die. .1iGonf.ructieth pes. gabtnete inter
lddB,n ui&, bic @i&nafdt Der Grose....
Sit futlen. pab psnn tlt S&Iu6nsin ese
Contradictions ntdt ouf WiTouri 81.
-ftaiat NTH, pis @abt Sepmou1s In New
yo!t uttBebtns: n. 1raebtns ,tie Quaf.
@efans.nnobme. efs ptdfesntsn. .onas'
bsns. DE 0uG6nun9. an rte .Nsbeltfn.
tab Tie in tbrsr 6nr(aaft untfr lrst11ln4ipn.
..pit .Fs war'';, trtetst tjnssifBs bstosn
ioqtu .:"
80 R,t.n ha e,eehat.1 eonttroai'pis'
mug unp srifotrd,it sinsr(eitS, unp p.
mpfrutit uhe Goytf@riM qpenn(t(is: 9je.
esn rie llstsrn mi, @eltss .balft, 70 bs'
anfytu8.n-. Mi, raj Stmarp, rtr ~e,r
:gibrtr tes- f9estee eft ~BBtnAtrntbn TT, be-
mifltnstmaetn eine 10 tltint GttIe bal IN,
Il, 0tide ~ yunsbtn, urp to6 tr. >rcnn
n6,bie. turd- ring ,rf.ne !Senalsbsfim
munp aufe,forrert tpttrt;; :.tas Qdbinst III
pulu0tu. uh, esn ptdfotn,tn ~ emansi'
nirfn."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29

Newarf, 81. s., "a. ST.. Ddbnnb
6.rr Rossrs In Dedustewn 9eft1n :iine
Understanding anrstste. purtr #
pon %Goppub.aes unt.rtro&,n iune psr'
b6bnt unnp ale bits ni@ts balL .tparfen fe
mad ibm nit Gtstusn.I Rouut. MARIN
absr Borfsbrunesn ,bteasetn5 Hsttshsn
poreen, ale fe has @ebduts. nor cs1su
pur&> II fpra&. unb bsn orattn3sne.n
@tau. In Zen, tine pfsres ffantsn,>, IN
Branb nfsdten. Dos -8anje1 ~0srsle
tlaunteth nnf len @1unb ab.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29
Ole con(erpatipe 8erftbm6riti0.

Dies n DE usbui&rit zines >lan9en
Artitele aue Nufs's Spirit Of tbe 81
mee". rposiu It. auf eae Bthsbsn unp ras
t,tmli&s Dittsn elmer aroben 9et(&w5'
runa smt{@sn btruorraanttn Ddb'ern ttr
rspnblitanif9tn uno ru remofrati(den
partst aufm.rfjam madt. tsren 3w.d IN,
rie Rsbslion atesn he 9etlb,enre Strafs
~ i4ls.n uup BEN p%roif!asereis Chin
,pier.r in tdne frlbn. Obuma&t tn'
n.1balt ttr Union etnau(sbsn.
81 wtif auf ras Bsnsbmen ees 4butlcw
Beer'e unp ~auf pie oftnbare Miifdulp
Ssmarp's unb istnr Clique an Ger Dabl
S,ymoure FIN. Ct iaQt fsrner, rab 2tn:
coin peuRdnris Don Ter Gbatla&t In
4snniaib es(est ro,rsn III, ras Sera'r.
i,iu p%er,rautsf1u &otb0,bnr. rte offitelIe
Patronage BET &estuuna far eie Wotl
StTmoure u,tebrau&t babe, une~ fd3rt
rann fort: =
vDt,e rsutst uuF Elm fsR's proeramu,
unp zine fife poIitit bin unp mir babtn
ptd @runp au btfut&ttn, rae etntrln's
a,mstnIt& f4atfer uno nuter. Bid ti9su'
fali9tn 'GtrgstJ untnasotputt wotren 1T,
nnp ra6 IT ednllt@ uno bofnunesloe IN
6tun Gsworp's 6dntm il. lnter Dem
fanRli& ibm poretfpisatlttn 1rusbilcs.
cos imif&tn Ten bsirsn Grtremsn tine
Wlin,Ipo,td 0.bilrn w,rrtn f5nns. bat er
f& In @sware's 9ettune bsetbsn. unp
(&.int ou&' nidt stnmal ~ trdun1ln, nab:
rtnp II @&rittt ,but. 1bsr Die fetn 6era
btimli& f& tmp6ren mub, po6 n pon'esn,
MtpbiRopt,lte. .u Die Muioritdt rss
@abinns f1tutrt unp Ter uEenbar f& Mot
uur in (.inetn lisbIi&sn Woble fonpsrn
uud in f,iner Sesle rdasn pid. in Ger
,lft.n Stunee un feline Qanpibatur bstro'
0tn mire."
DilftS ua1t torouf %oufmntfam wis
'stmore i,etn.G tnuaI, tu 6@ populatt'
,dt. III urtrtsu tteann. III s~ntfernen
mu6te. uno fabr, fsin 5f.ntli&ts unp' &C.
btimes Dirttn ols Bswsi(e an, cot .sr rae
6auptitnr. %;eonftrpativen 8stf&tp6runa"
"a. lEAdbh aemadt rur& Gtfole fnhsn
mir 5e' CITE :eonfruattusn &epnb!tfaner
uno Dtuaofraten) ittt IN etfriaeut unb Nm
ps1bau,en Bunp. DE MiNou1'D Obligation
,ur1djuwaftu. uno ta6 bsr Staot. zen
lie ptrtrttt. fammt &aniae BEN Copper
bsap, Htaetiondun aberltefert wetee."
u..... abr ptr sr,par.sn nt@t "eae
pisie iutrtsuuntsn 9asnsr BEN Rotertesn
.uaiuic&sn rpsresn. i9ie (ptr fpre&en
uon Ssmarp. Blatr unp Dotes) f6nnen
rort ben S&Iubfein ibrts ~eonferpattpen
Eriumpbtobens nt&t einftetH. ".9n' beut'
ti&srn Dortsa. tbre @..n3Rdat. poltttt.
ttr %lauterntss. prasttfrsnbss, Qcu1premifs
f&mhbeaees Spid miro bier f&etttrn mt
ter ren(srsatipe Bau pirp sinffdtjtn' 'au
bsre8 rtfde. BE bisfss4 u%nertrartete s0ata'
putt pom 3aniub uub Mtfsurf }hsa&sn
pirb. DnAsbtne fammeln fe ttre> Bldt'
tsr. IN, pom entaeaenetftsten SSettstsg tf1
uue 6obn auf BE @iGouli'D slssa'teu u
(&ieuesrn. ....1.f :!Et"<
DideIbs wire DafbinBtuu at&t ebn'
cine Antrpovt ssrlaRsn uub baS JOLT, oas
Ne 1anbte. bsabf&tat 6eate btea aas'perl
aaeaafb Assn,3. at@t- tdasss- sat's 'Sf#
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29
Der en- Ofrdt.
9aoenDprt. 9o,ua. 49,
9ssuttloa. ikt 29. Dltpbtr 1868.
Bic 0tdrte unferet 3trettma6t
aeaeu See 49, = 4

8e0e0 See = - T.
pu's Ma&t. ete ,ur 3tp bes Radjuats
r.s Msaes slsi& ~ 1870 900 a~na.ssttn
ipure.. ttfskt .e,Aanrtaetmatsn" MIR
quo go. 1000 Diam. Def rtsfe Dobl
quo niti A. tIstn ~ miro Ntmane tt'
AptifeIn. -Dsrn Wsurs bat cHsnbor oas
ldsftcp tss MtGltuan orn TO pousd
nit 6& 'in's OsIt 8snommsn.
@h .eteb il rte str.itma@f rd@'
eisfr sarm.s ssRsuabn f'bt. Dts It,
.aentli&e ysfomdta,mu n rur& bte Ser
etnteunR rss erSb,r.n lbsile zee osinbsl'
mannheim unb Dir'(&sn unb DoastI&tn
Gorps nit rnfslbsn. iorie eur& Vt'ltdrs
lune pur& Iruppsn hu nsuli6en @or'
(eription auf wsniBfens 10000 Wann
una,rohfsn. gu pisfsn sommtn nod
4O-50.00O @ann in @%sfuiraintsn un
til @snsraL xdltY unb sne!td bic Btia'
sunaen ron 6a,pu's GerS. Baltimore.
binaton. ycrttown II. 1t. NIT ptnt9
Nenb 40, 900 Nnnn. Disis 1ruppsn bill
cen ,ulammen zine A,mee BON ITO. 0OU
BIZ $50. 900 Diam unp psnno& bat 9ts
ct,lslbe NIT feiueun 6duHsin feit prt Wo
notsn nt&t nnr In S&o& 6olis", lonptrr7
(. bat BRACE ntrRdrfen unp Mearebts an
re 1bcrs @aibtnaton'e 'rtibm f5nnta,
Dice III. gum minpfftn aefaat.- fins
5&ma& fd,- uni.re 9rissefdb1una. UNI
ete, y remartaab en- dbn ttt
mstNubahtn Dpuaticntu Meaot'e unr
.rte prfu9t (&lausn S'rst&s. rte II reql
9ee ru,d l,insn Rddaua asfpttIt bat. 70
rpte 1ber 1T pernihhnpen ptdne, nei6e
Weape nod stnn Buusbun9 nit Qineolu
une 9au,d oueflbrsn toQ. tlinaea une
rptr cobn zines @auflus' uno Quoflol.
ters ltsr ne bttrosene Mo0e. Als BOT
dniotu loo.n NIT erobsm pomp atu,.lrsi
wurps, poe Msape pie remoraIifrte UNI
in ibrsn 6ofnunasn astduf&n @ebtQsn:
Nrmu ldarf pufolse uno lbsr hen Napt
a ptrff. laa pte Aan3t Weate'l&e Sn'
tants.ie unp @r,iusrtt rir7eits ess'Buu
Run. Wtt BEN ntuen asualiiAen ptdntn
uiro Is niht msbr auf G6 baben.
Mtabs bat 10 unfuneen. S&la@t
aueiumh&su. tis See eifriaf 9efu&t bat.
unp II nitro pislf 6ausd1@e &ris9sflb'
rune msttsr fortisssn, bis"pr @tnter ia
IL. unp 9ufl&ub bts aum rd6fen G1ab.
hinge srfolat. Weaoe febt et6balb tn
arceu CUNT bi Germ sailed. Meaes
u,ub ptf1tn @cdlb fsiu.
Meare b,.tbt tres pisfsr Sdmad ni&t
nut In Gemmaneo. fontun tbm wirp.
rsnn ox& Orr 9ineoIn Elm rpsnta i@ist
par,tn. tdaut. 1tialidu @sibrau& at.
Nr.ut, mdbrtno Rofenfrons obae(ebt rt1b.
~ tu 3wsd BE 3rttaes BET unftrsm
@mnaliifmue gerl&lcppunB oeer rabrt'
Ii@e 8%stupteuns?
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29
(Bertfstuns.fulst.)

~ abtimmnus bes 20: Selma. S9e.
eimsuts. Der Sobn E. Dapts etbielt pom
fttnsm Sobu felsenbe Dtpsf&t aue Ntp
DrIean1:7
Clone 248. 9uttle %. Dillon 2A2
Stimmtu, GeQine- 99('@aj, .eyhr III
~; j..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29

1,''9ie Babl In $euuislpanieu. eurtin's
Moioriidt tsttdst naasefFikntu' Sstt@t
4 1885, Hmmst. 60
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29

OVlIt VEuI Nv ~ wv Au|Wt. WIG wv
mute oarauf 9rsift Id In RE Ialde unp Is
III nt6is msbr BARN.
Nls pie 9rtriat fd @uoro&. tin.
unb tu f1aBte Wentparna0s no.
bin 9ebR bu2
@apro&e ;stote nuf feins bsieeu netnen
S&1bltnae unb (o0ts:
Sd wtQ BE &iRper "a u Bette brtn'
8sn. ,,%..- .
@o f&lafsn f.3
+ Bt mt,. -.
Wo III tae-bh btr2 .
Bd mir.
Du baR alfo cine @obnun02 .
Sa. i'd b,be .ins @obnune.
:gDo benn2
Sn ssm GIepbantsn. faat. @asro&e
MontparnoNt. otelei& ni&t tbsn At,
nd8t. Gh ittr, etwas ~ strwuneevu.
fonnte rod len Nu6ruf ni&t iurldbaltsn:
Sn bsm Glerbanten f+
Nun ia. in bsm Gl.pbanttn. e~ntaeantts
@apro&e. @as Ia esnn ba wetter2
Disle tiefIuniee BsnsrFuna BE Sira'
6eniuneen eab @ontpatna6e BE Rubs
wtebsr. Ct (&ten ttf.re Anf&ten pom
est @oknnne so gaSro&t ID taten unb
faBte:
Sa;iu. In Gl.ptanttn ; if'e ba ba6i@3
-Gske bRb{d rfaAtf -@apypde, 6 H.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29

ibrs Wituirtuna aufost.
8. .gSebr.& Dftem. FL;
Bir baltsn bic Gtnfatrune etnse nns
,ionaIsn DsbfpRerns nod art: pss f@wei
,srtldm fir Tin ertnesnpss Bepltfni6 oss
Qonp,s unp srfldrsn une. flr~ tsn- @ipsr.
ruff ~ruieniesn 33laufs! rse Gpn{ettptions>
@tks.s, ptIat DE 2osfuufun8, BON, eu
MiliftrpRiat tur& Grle9uus BON 300
Declare seRattef s- @.r>
Il i. NrdfetntfAaft.
Dk fine Mot Aufah n uhenRtfornu1tn ~
3wtdsn BIZ, Yrdfbntnmo&tvi; aud
musen pir uns 'ai@t an; Il, tWl.r Grnes
un(,rn anuitanN@sn Mittara.rn pot'
ssstfen; III Hwontn.I Dsnno& tff&,fnt %
une ya0tnb, un{er :Bsifammenfsin IL: H.
mem aen,eiufamsn ausbruds unftruS pu,>
patti.n unb Antipatbien III benubsi,.
Demna@ ertldren ktr. eo6 .ba9 @sYtraa.n
uno Die @pmpatbls Der frsiRhnistr Deat'
{&en nur ttntu1 entf&ftptnet unit, bt'uap1.
ten Denysssi etntr oprsBttftssn tnta!t&a
ratifal.n Yott,K F&ssIf uab bab rtr "a
NIT unf,r,n @runbfdstn1 far ununutnbar
bolteu parten, trstnbs etnen gsriretsr i.
ner fooeuaunteas 5ttnfstpnttnsn YoIftif III
u~nttradsvu, psl@e mad auben pie mad
Sinner apie. Rtpublii In Mfbfrsptt unp
E9dabrbtinst. ".,, :. "a,
...g + [ a. = .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29

1ont bic Sor9loitAtett er Xtnebsit ptsesr
9sfunben bate. riff jtbt aus . n rod
tomii&. @oma bette -AefaBt. fe wout.
uns nd@Ren 6onntas In BE STRIDE flb'
rem au ben 0slpsibten palmsn.
N%arr.nspo0n! ontrportste @apro&s.
9ie Waua. ipru@ Der @nbsre, If sins
Dame, BE BET BET Mem{eu Mib pobnt.
Mtr s9ol! sntss1nsts @uuro&s.
u%nterbs1en mar II 0sbtn Bsbltsbsn unb
felt ttntaen Minuten fupte e an ausn
Gdtu, no 2uu1pen uub Nneers6 la9.
Gn6li& ri@iete Il ben 3opf pise,r tn,
ror nit elmer .Mfene. BE ,ur bsfrt.etat
euslsben foute, In ttr Shat abr slpae
ttiuupbfrenbss battle.
Nun,% bsrubtesn tpir une! 6ier bob
ID Abenbs0sn far Drti.
llnb r'nabu, aus etnsr ftfner 9aiasn
eineu Suu..
Ohm. bsntsiten 9lsinsn 3eit ~ lo6tn,
i@ ~ osrwunosrn, trteb It fe Dor fi@ BIT
tn ben 2aten' bss 8ddsr6 unb riff:
!!Gas fanf &enttmes Brob!
Or Bddtr1 er 9tr1. n@bf, nabm Elm
a3rob unb'st @ee6tr:
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How TO be Miserable.

Sit by the window and look over the
way to your neighbor's excellent man
sion which he has recently built and paid
for, aud sigh out-"O, that was rich
mani"
Get angry with your neighbor and
think you have not friend in the world.
Shed a tear or two, and take walk in
the burial ground, continually saying to
yourself, "When shall be buried there?"
Sign note for friend, and never for:
get your kindness, and every hour in the
day whisper to yourself-"I wonder if he
will ever pay that note"
Think everybody means to cheat you:
Closely examine every bill you take, aud
doubt its being genuine till you have put
the owner to great deal of trouble Be-
lieve every nlnepence passed you is but
a sixpence crossed, and express your
doubts about getting rid gift if youshould
venture to take it.
Put confidence in nobody, and believe
every man you trade with to be rogue.
Never accommodate if you can posi-
bly, help it. Never visit the sick or the
afflicted, and never give farthing to as
sist the poor
Buy as cheap as you can, and screw
down to the lowest mill. Grind the fa-
ces and hearts of the unfortunate.
Brood over your misfortunes, your lack
of talents, and believe that no very dis
tant day you will come to want Let tbs
work-ho be ever in your mind with all
the horrors of distress aud poverty.
Follow these receipts strictly, and you
vii be miserable to your hearts content
if we may SO speak-sick at heart and ct
variance with all the world. Nothing
will cheer or encourage you-nothing
throw gleam Of sunshine or ray Of
warmth into your heart. @
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Original.

TMR. ED1roR: The following little rhyme was
written last summer, and sent to the Hornels-
vile Tribune do not know whether it was
published, or not. Iwould not offer it to you
were not urged by some of the friends of the
Soldier dead. Eva.
TO THE MEMORY OF W. NJ BEENET, KILL
ED IN THE BATTLE OF BALLS BLUFF.
o. twas his country, his country that called
That summoned him forth to die
He heard the roar of her heated cannons,
And he say her banners fly,
And his heart grew great with a kingly purpose,
AS he FASTENED along to die
One moment, his mothers face flashed on him
Through the smoke of that deadly strife,
And the memory of dear home voices,
And the faintest pulse of life,
Grew louder than the roaring cannons
And the shouts of battle strife.
Then, proudly he stood there, in Gods clear
sunshine,
To challenge death and the grave
0! bravely he pledged his life and honor
To ransom the fettered slave,
And they bore him away when the fight was
over, 1888 .rrEr---s-
And gave him martyrs grave!
No poet shall sing of his noble daring,
No painter bequeath him fame
On the scroll of his country's deathless heroes,
No hand shall blazon his name,
But our faithful love shall keep his memory,
Too sacred for even fame
His mother to dream of her murdered darling,
Turns sadly away from the restl
His sisters think Of the sod above him
That no loving hands had pressed,
And the brave heart under the trailing cypress,
That died for the Truth, in the west
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Anecdote of RothschiId.

An amusing adventure is related as
having happened to the Bank of England,
which had committed the great disrespect
of refusing to discount a bill of large
amount, drawn by Anselm Rothschild, of
Frankfort, on Nathan Rotbschild, of Lon
don. The bank had haughtily replied,
"that they discounted only their own bills,
and not those of pri0ate persons" But
they had to do with one stronger than the
Bank. "Private persons p exclaimed
Nathan Rothschild, when they reported
to him the fact. "Private personsg p I
will make these gentlemen see what sort
OF private persons we are !" Three weeks
afterwards Nathan Rothschild-who had
employed the interval in gathering all
the e5 notes he could procure in Eng
land and on the presenting
himself at the Bank at the opening of
the Office. He drew from his pocket.
book 60 note, and they naturally count.
ed out 5 sovereians, at the same time
looking quite astonished that the Baron
Rothschild should have personally troub-
led himself for such trife. The Baron
examined one by one the coins, and then
put them into little canvass bag then
| drawing out another note, third, tenth,
hundredth, he never put the pieces of
gold into the bag without scrupulously
examining them, and in some instances
trying them in the balance, as he said,
"the law gave him the right to do" The
! first pocket-book being emptied, and the
first bag full, he passed them to his clerk,
and received the second, and SO continued
till the close of the Bank. The Baron
had employed seven hours to change 92l,.
600. But as he had also nihe
employees of his house engaged
in the same manner, it resulted
that the house of Rothschild had drawn
G2l0,000 in gold from the Bank, and
that he had so occupied the telers that
no other person could change single
note. Everything which bears the stamp
Of eccentricity has always pleased the
English. They were, therefore. the irsi
day, very much amused at the little piqus
Of Baron Rothschild. They however,
laughed less when they saw him return
next day at the opening of the Bank,
1anked by his pine clerks, and followed
this time by as many drays; destined u
carry away the specie. They laughed
no longet when the king of bankers said,
with ironic simplicity, "these gentlemen
refuse to pay my bills, have sworn not
to keep theirs.--At their leisure, only [
notify them that have enough to en-
ploy them for two months p "For two
months" eleven millions in gold drawn
from the Bank of England which they
have never possessed !" The Bank took
alarm. The next morning notice appreas
ed in the journals that henceforth the
Bank would pay Rothsehild's bills the
same as thei. own.