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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Died.

& t@F nM tH r. Died. IS ss KS rs"
July IS. Ellr who Of John BAushsr, assd II years,
months aud days. 4, 81 lid I. ass M. agl .t-s .'lr
invited 70 attend .bs funeral nom her ass rssdsncs a
Cottage row. vsrman strest Brooklyn. ths GruestAy)
Afternoon. at two O'clock without fsrshsr invtaisen.
CAsxy.-On sunday, July 10, CBAMorH the beloved
daushssr ot james and Cssrns cassy, assd 10 ysars
u 10. oeock from her residence Eleventh
avenue and Fifty nth street.
eums --on londsy, June 20. cuAma C., infant son Of
Tie relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the fe
ra on WsdoesAy .'ernooa, Al TOO o'clock froa No. a2s
permxrr-Un Monday, July 70. wMrAn pcroausrY.
son ef Patrick and Ann Jane Doahsrsy, aged years.
IHs friseds snd sssnansa,css or the family, aluo ~
members Of Washington Engine Company No. O are re-
spsc6uy invited v attend ths funeral, from ne resi-
tssss Of his parsnss, No " Gold sssses shs ('sssAy)
pAI1--vn Sunday, July u, MAaaAs.s, widow q sar,
DAILY Of Knndane county Care Ireland, in hs 'bsh ysas
ne relatives and frissds q the family s rssyssulv
hyi.sd 70 sssod the funera sh usAy) af'srsosa, -
CnAnIn b. G~rKx, assd - ysass and mOuihsL
e..Y.-en AsOday, Jaiy p, JoU sHAr, assd - ysars
ThsIsM.ivssssd fr,srAs Of ths smay are rsspsssuly
svssd 70 attend The sosss ea hn -: rs.,Asnoe 44e
thn TUESDAY, nornss, a ssn o'closk,
c.sesr-k Jamaica, L !, % wsdn;sd.y; say 70,
~ the feaioonct U MrU. FuWch, nFSs JA1 's4rSp3y
ased "a yssrs. msnihs and 20 days.
Ber remains were intsrred N 0Feso vosdsCsmstery.
M upAsrsmpcd returns IN sinosre hhannm 70 ncv1.
80 - - It-- HF q. y GHESORv
GAsnxpa--On Sunday, Jsly 10, nAns = daughter Of
Jobn snd Hannah Gardner, Aged months and dayu
The Relatives and friends respectfully iavissi 70 ~
tend the punsrHi from The rssidsoce q hes pSrses No
Of ssrond street, Williamsburg, this (rUssday) afevncoa
as three o'clock.
,.ssAvvr-.n sunday, July 10, Csrrxsus hEscH wxs
az eDes G~vs,hy native of Arvn, parish II KHshanara
- aksuSn nredox xvcar sudQ
oe fresds aud aruansapcee ~ tbe fsmnP srs yssr~cs
fully invited attend The funers this (ruesaas) efss
noon ai ocock from her late resicenoe IDS Mui.
Ceuetsry.
GA,aiaAs.--on Sunday, July 10, AaS~s, daushssv a
John ana Ellen Gaisan aged IL years, mouths sud rs
days = trN. ....t.
invited 70 attend the fuscrsl this frccsday) arcrucon
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stock hand she lst September, 1s6a 900 900
On this quantity however, u N not likely that than
900 sales could be sent 70 market prior the Close
Of the shipping 1854. under shs fAvorabs
circumstances half OF which will bs required by ths
manufacturers Of the American Satos. should peaos be
concluded BY the lss July than year thersasss
would be needed "a place ths inland rsnsporaton faci.
uss d the south n tho thar thsy occupied
getting s cotton W the ports would not only bs very
iedovs But very expansive Tho usual cors of Gotten
into Britain ensss d eighty psr Amsrtsan
and twenty psr osnt other Sorts The sxpcrss from here
" the eoninent being principally OF surass, lesve
eightynve per cent American W make what known
British fabrics of which thero was extra large
all par Of the world at Tho time of the breaking
out OF hostes In fsst the American crors OF 1868,
1850 and 1850 averaged ~ 900 900 an
accommodation the thrc years of 900 900 balee beyond
toe wants of mankind. TINS extra quantity received
fictitious consumption BY being passed through rrt,sh
looms additional spinning Force N thirty per hav.
ing been put In molten when tncrs occasion fov
such increase, circumstances have proved. Tbs was
eaua TO a yesrs dersand, ~hich with the ordinary two
yes supply OF cotton and cotton goods always hand
made the importing oounrScs independent o the south
FOR period of three years assuming that the warehouses
would DO entirely emptst. Twenty six months OF that
time have already elapsed. and thirty months win have
transpifed bebre any possible relief be expcrcn
ced Cotton IN selling al Liverpool at "three
rrcesr or famine rates what. then, must bs lts
y,lue few mouths henec7 Surely the warehouse
nonrs cannot be swct clean After years Of agiss
,,ou'' ou Tho subject Increased supplies do not coma
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llo u. and for currency bills of the highest
grade could be bought At 1857 l39.
The stock market was strong to-day, without
special activity. At the first board Hudson
dropped on to les and Pacific Mail to 1885, the
rest of the market was firm. Erie was "a per cent
better, Erie preferred a. New York Central l,
Michigan Central Il. Southern old ~. guaranteed
"a. Illinois n. Pittsburg ~, Toledo u. Rock
Island Il. Fort Wayne y, Northwestern ~. Gov
ernments were firm At an advance Of u q n.
There was not much done in bonds, but prices
were well maintained. After the board, and at
the one P. M. call, the market was very strong,
and prices were generally n l per cent better.
OF Erie 5000 shares were taken, mostly by one
house, at the public board, at 90. Southern old
rose to S3A. Speculation appears to be tending
towards these two stocks. In the afternoon there
was good market, with some small changes.
For. Pacific 24o was bid; Hudson fell to l5s. Erie
and old Southern were IA Il lower than In the
morning. There was no disposition to sell stocks.
After the board Hudson foil to $50 and Southern
old to S2HI. The following were the closing quo
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Wheat was decidedly brsker today; but prices were
irregular Sales ranspked os 2o5 900 bushels At 81 n
for White and % q % for amber and 81 % asl Is
and amber Iowa, and 81 06 81 Is for Chicago spring
Corn again was ewer, but much active, saes hav.
Ing bean nads Of 40 600 bushels iucudina mixed West
and o6e. for yellow western Oats wore quiet at zoe
7ec Rye eunttnued IN limited regnest a1 0oc. Q q %
Barley and barley nah were neglected. a 500 tllf
s'py pys 0pS aosd ss1 ';ss
fair, q 10: 3s ordinary, 27c., fair good cargoss
21c 2Ss Java, mats and bags, 3sc Maracaibo
Soc, "a s2c. lasnsyIa 800 s2o; s.. Domingo. &c
m,ddnss wers qnOssd down 70 go with sales Of $50
FRIGis1r-fne days busnsss was moro extensive TO-
D Cd 900 bushels gram ~ "a. 10 london 500 bbls.
our at D. sd. $4,000 bushe grain - Sd. To Eng
sh port direct coo bushels grain st IS. snd .
10 Cork three foreign vessels soOk gram sr orders
HAY was selling slowly at 7oc. goo. for North river
HxNP dun and nominal .E 's .ass' EsN .la +
H0Ps were quist at 15c- - 2lc 'eses a.s x ss
LAus were In very moderate demand al previous
MoLAnr =rhe market was heavy, with sales reported
OF coo hhds. Porto Rico on D. g.
rsorHoSs-Pork depressed n $ll 50 sIl 81 for
old and new prime salss 100 bbIs Beef was inactive.
with sales u only $50 bb 1t 30 50 81 for prime and
e2 30 $l4 for extra mess Lard continued heavy at 0c
9,lc., with sales OF $50 packages O cut meats ouy
&c. So sc- FOR bans Bacon continued inactive atoc.
7@c Butter and cheese were quiet and Depressed.
hZ was very suset AZ unchanged prices
hhds and lcs boxes n lfsc for New Orleans iOc
rilIo~.-sasss wcro reported Of so,oso lbs AZ syc
loo
wmxsr -rhsre wers 100 bsIs- disposed Of at lSs .
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Italy.

Tho Sampa, Of Turin, states that the recruiting In
sicily has beu attended with very satisactoYy results,
and says--Thm measure, which could never have been
realized under Bousbon government, may new bs
sidercd completely succcssfuI The energy Of the
triunphcd over every obssacA.
telegram frcm Msssina, of July saysThe English
have besn recalled 70 Che squadron h the PRasus Of
which v formed part.
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The stock OF Cotton In tho Confederate

IRON the Manchester examiner, Junol1.1 Hi
On this subject the follow iag lctter appears in London
contemporary from Confederate source in the
raj communicatens recently pubIisbed concerning the
stock OF cotton In the Confederate Stztes allow
has been made for that consumed by The people the
South, who have depended since the LIST Of May 1851
their own nanuacturee Tor their dry Roods The Quan.
uy Of tho raw material thns the 1st Of Sep
tember next Will bc equivalent at least 800 600 bales
cotton having been used for almost every conceivable
purpose A. nearly the whos srop of 1850 was EXPORT
cd shipments continuing up 70 July 1881 the tollovos
statement based upon information from cotton Statxs
may be regarded as fair approximation the number
Of bales at the commencemeut u the next commercial
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), The Iren Havy OF Nepoi.sn.

(ParB (Juno 2S) correspondence Of London Times.
Excursiouiss who have visited Cher bourg speak IN ID
mraton q the rigate soHerino, now rdy for
that port She is described ship ofSwAx q
spur Of very strange form. The spm 10 arranged
that IL becomes part Of the entire vesss and any shock
has support will be feK throughout the ship Tho
shaft Of tho screw w. by very ingenious mechanical con-
trvancs protected from any injury In consequences Of tho
shock caused By the The shaft may recedo ID such
case wkhsus oansing any iuoonvenieucs. 81
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sa N4A ~al## s.a
~ a 81 st.a laE & aa..sg <saask t.t4
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The Louisville Journal under date of Wedue sds


evening, the l6th1inst. rsmaYks:--
Bankers buy Kentucky notes q Per osnt and Indiana
notes at per cent premiu. We quote the notes OF
the three Old banks Of TenDse at II Is per dis
count. Government certificates OF ibdebtsdncss
bought at 00x southern currency IL quoted 30 per
cent discount Eastern exchange n demand o. y
Per eent discount buyine and par premium selling.
Canada money 36 a87. NM 4 1000
Z The New Orleans Fro, Under date Of Saturday
evening, the ll,h inss thus notices financial mat
ters in that city, - taNag1
The movement IN monetary ana financial circles was
extremely slow and limited to-day having bean mostly
confined 70 small remances TO hs North and occasional
Investments Of small sums In foreign exchange There
was but little done In epecis The market very dull,
and the rates dec edy easier ranging at l6 40 per
cent premium n Treasury notes for guild and 46a 10 per
cent premium tr currency Silver IS 80 par pre-
l0m for The foFmer and S6 AZ cent for the latter
In exchange the oferr @ light the demand rs limited
and the rates for foreign bills may bc deemed nominal
wsquote sight hlh On New York q 2 psr cent pre-
MUM In Treasury notes, and . pcr cent premium IN
Other currency. Sterling, lo2x los. Franos, IS
330. = sAN.ss Nfs
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HAvANA, NAsskU. n p, MN0sroHb "a, AND NV
ORLBANs. MtHH
NSPI,
For NKw OuRAxs-Stea amship 0eorge washng(ou, frs9
New ysst Julf "a AsPN
sieamship Morning star from Nev rs<k AueuaA
Fon NAsssu AND Notwithstanding CossicA from Rev
posK,seslos, IA, 4c-s,eanShip r,apsaseos from Rev
FORK July n. From Kingston, Ja, 'AugA
srEc1AL NorTcR. t u
An ,srs srd aoAaee se~dsi for shs NV yoRx HsaAaD
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hu
ta t.e1f at ts.'au
MUa8 eaa M#a8
~ mNo 4rW nW# NEt8
$500 Esd 8HN aee tEN .asti rEs tai ts.@iE aetf
ss saa8 af Btasts'gs ias h 60
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

/ NINe0Hn MONDAY, July 20--6 p. M.
To-day's bank statement compares - follows
with that Of last Monday
Wek Ending Loans. Specie. Ctrculd'n. DsposjAs.
July H. $75 o22 1oe as ss 30t 5Oo2 zoo leo III
DAILY ls ss7 - ,26s42 $3.50 S23 isa $40 b4l
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Total si7s ss7 as 254 t27 $50 esa 1888 $40 54
,ITY COmMERCIAL REPORT.

~. MONDAY, July I'd p. M
ASHES There were Sc bbls. pots sold at 7c. Pearls
continued neglected.
BREADsTurrs-Flour less active and shade lower
The days sales ncuue IL 300 bbs and Western
300 Southern and 500 Canadian within revised quo
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Pert ss New YerA. J~ay 20, lsss.


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s,esmship orsasEasssrn tBr) rssDa, Lvsrpos-HsvAaA
sSE sasr.n. rrus,. eOussbsa. v.ipar~,ss ana o.
S:s:s.T; s:s: M s.s.s 7ss.E; S;';;e s. c:.i; ::...
ss b:.ss 3: ~ s''.,: ss:: s..:.:. q
ES yd:s.,. !s.s~,; "; Sse.; sr:~:s 2 .,i ls,i.s.
:ss " S:sss:s. sfy::s: s;i:: xss::!ss Ss:s 49,
ss s.s= s siS sSs f..
ys:ss "a .s 80: s:;s:. s9,s S..
x: f.::ss'a t..:s: 49, ss:s. s::s:-s:
sehr -. ceai,A Rrscs.sa. DssAness nsaw
ses!J cH.sr. Co.'S. Wess Bnd o. Ef-van Bnsa =
SSsw sysy. R.s.r., rs.ssns.sA,-.x 3 B.s-. o.
ssSs h.wsss ssssss;t ssvsunr,sppc sso.S o.
gA9:; u; 5ss:: -: Sc: 2:::::::::-v.. s.... u.ss. :
sssssr ssssr bnass. wsr,ss s. 800 nvsv.
as.s Tssa.s iys
:ss; i.; nv; s.s:;s:j s:;ss D;; u..~ 30.
BARK l.ss. cs-.A wi:ks..., es.s-.s~s - s.s. vss
Rrs , wsss Bs,dis-s. Rsssdiss. sssys wA Sugar n.
s's I s:s GO: srS r,o-s... Gov Bay, cs, ~Aso..
Bre . j:I.:os ,sr,. NAV. Coz s.y. es u davs -,sA
Nv srs = bss 81 J..s ess smisA w,ndssr. ss i,aAyu win
k~s sss Horn tsr serr,am wIsa.ss Ns. II dsys-
W. s,RR Rissss ssS.oD % Srsss. f9ss.a. f.- no....
rs.nsr krows ISsh inet lat ~ - rs "A was bosrz
T...s M s:sss Con- sss., sss sss;sas ssys
Am Kats walker jordan, BAagor. 7 daya y
s.nv Vanuph. MeApa hNibrkdge. la days = ~
Sch, Tnl Parfftl Kssspos1 dnga - .fethNr -
assr velocity, Rich. sippcaa "
SrSr a " Baldwin ons 0loucesrr. u NN - !rt \
ssSr sas0A VISA aAa' rAaa'aA .fsi ,rra-tt -
tt 4 ssr Il seett tlt
eo sipaa = rsis'taa .a4
H#4 fr SOFA t
lrt as0.sa0 fte
H8 e#stMH ftM aN
u fs asf al ~ tUt afsa
ma a# 81 t m ta sfi a
t@6 eM.f.st as aAaam sW tHHHsf8t
ea6@ - fasfa 81 ess aa q G-Atfcsl ss14
! ts f.a , @assss aa.ast 80 m@ y lsl1ta "a
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forward from India other countries the additional
quantity tneice not exceeding the waste In the ede
would be any demand for such .ouiside prod
ney may answer for certain Of
@ nome use but the great trade Eng md Is in
rnoos made from American cotton and il seems folly 20
Imagine that India any event occu " the place an
america ~ this particular unless some freak nature
tne peculiar Climate influenced bv the Gulr stream and
osner by the States for the culture
OF their staple b. transported the far east Ihe ave.
rage consumption both sides OF the Atlantic snhse
suns 70 tne discovery Of god in California Australia
mas oeea about 900 bales per annum for ten Years
precedng that epoch n was oaly q 400 COO bales
~ reasonabie 10 suppose. then, that unon the re-
curIonce OF pence the demand win greatly Increase
on tne iss n september next there will be only one
years stock OF cotton at the old estmaa ana ina
warehouses will contan but six onhs supply OF cotton
ana cotton goods whereas they shod have enough fer
bales taking into consideration the ordinary stocks and
1000 900 baes below what existence at the con
sumng points at the time or the fall Of Fort Sumter II
crops to bring cotton It's nominal prce Not only
mas the ordinary demand to be supplied but the usual
stocks have TO accumulate. The capital withdrawn
war has bssn the means q iousSius ioin. stock
banks and financial associations in turn the same
funds WIN pass through thsss new sleeves into
differs from 9ne inserted your columns some days ago
70 the extent Of 500 900 bales writer OF which over
looked the Quantity consumed In tho Southern States
Of the conederacy; tho contrary Il ausmsnts the
wealth o. the people of the Sonth as 900 900 bales
wiz net more money than 500 900 bales the price ru
rcan statesmen being aware d the details OF NOR
camille AFFAIRS committed in thinking that the
war would At once crsate cotton "pinch." They not
only made no allowauce for the two years supply
over 10 etok but fog the extra quantity equal % an Cd
donal yearis wants Although the earth productions
that are used or rarely CARRIED over the year
all those commodities required cotkna are generally
neld In sufncent quantities for two years Consumption
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Fas 3. Ft.H
4GN ttem sie@H M0Mast ttaN WHN Nn.sn s9
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The statement of the Rhode Island banks. made
IN the 9Th inst, is as follows M
Ascompared with the statement Of June % the

The earnings Of The Alton and Chicago Railroad
for the second week IN July were:-
lA63. -. $40 27s
16dZ ~ O40
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Time 10 LOW Flnrseed.

I have noticed in the Farmer an ar,i
Gle on the su' ct Of aux. think lh'
10Th Of May about the bss, tins 10 SOW
faxssed. although freezing the grounA a
little will not kill the seed after it is sowr.
Loomy land is gnod for Hax, and gr.vel.
ly lapd. 10 q wei season. bears good AK
II 10 the most profitable crop that q far,
mer can raise. for il 10 very high at pres
snt. The lint is worth 10 Gems per
pound; and lhe So d % so per bu.hel -
We get from three to Eve hundred
pounds Of lint per acre. and from seven
10 twelve bushels oil seed Flax should
be sown on clean lend. where It will bA
free from weeds. 1t should pc pulled.
and the seed whipped of by hand, or a
machine made on purpose. Such a ma
chine consists oftwo rollers. both turning
Inward; the heads Of the FAX pass be-.
tween them; tho balls Of The flax is crush
cd, and the seed drops ont. Wh-n hax
is pulled II should be KEEP, in small bun
dles. that you can 'lasp with bprh hand,
then. after whipping Oh the secd. spread
and roll Il, snd th'n break. swing- Al d
tie II up ready for market. Il will sell
anywhere in Berkshire county. Wa call
the barley cr'p next to FAX for profit,
Wheat, 10 a very uncertain crop with US
A. ALLEN. Willianstown Dec, 1859 -
New England Farmer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
A Cow Comforter.

We read in tho papers Of SoolhinzSyr
ups. and Real Blessings 10 MotherS. an
the like, TO smooth the rough phccs o
infantila life; bui We with 10 s,y word
about q charm for cows which take on
al the wssping Of their oalvea Now
there are two positive and papApls nni
sAncss to a quiet ncighbood; the one is
when your next psighbor ct n puppy
and sets mp family government over il Dy
making II lodge in The barn or wood shed
We cay lodge. for sleep /, will not. no.
viii II let any one Olss sleep, who ia no,
past oil ordinary modes 81 disturbance
but will keep an inOsssantr rrr.rr.ryep,
yep. until yCu wish tho puyp was in
Guinea.
T scther 10 when your neighbor TAX 4
of" a calf from ils atfor,ionaIe payiont -
The calf will bswl any how, but the COW
oan he Charmed out Of her mourning, -
This was talked over at supper tabla
The other nigh, where We we're stopping.
aud where surprising instances were re>
lated Of its complete success, Tie charm
consists 10 feeding the COW libersl sprin
kls Of sugar 10 salt. al the time of ,sking
OF the cali, and repeating the dose for a
few days. "Thsy cay" this 10 sure
cure for COW which bawls for Der calf.
-TOhio Farmer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
GBI 4antastsr Gasittf
CITY OF LANOAsTRR .
senlible Talk.

That nevtrll do, young mani No use
% sssad on iAs sidewalk aad whine about
hard luck. and say that every thing goes
ag,inss you. You are not half the con q.
sequence that yonr talk would lead US 10
bslievs. The world hasn't dscl-r.d war
agalnsl yoaa You are ii all The rest Of
uS--a mere spcck on the sar;h's surface.
Were yon this moment tO < o down in the
living tide. bu, bubble would lingsr f,r
. moment upoH the surface and ever y at
would vanish unuo iced. The heart is
full Of hope aud an,bi ior. buI is not mis-
Sed when II ceases 10 beat. One such
% you would no, leave a ripple.
Yon are coward---a eo,rard- in battle
There's no 6ght in you. You hev"-ur
rendered without struggle. and how
whine because you are beutrli You ar,
not Jet worthy Of t'iumph, f'r ynu ha' e
not yet earned It. In garet, bur, aud
dripping cellar, are ten thou and hrrnss
Who won!d pnt you Ia stsm' Thy
must toll or starvs The euifr is a d.s
psrats one with them, for they wrestle
With want. Thi'e ragged and Departing
ones watch at tie lore hearth the fearful
contest. Sirong men lDok death in the
eye when their siueWs sre strung by tie
vail Of hungry thi'Ah"od.
Shame on you'll In-th- full vigor Of
health and manhood. no mouth ut your
own 10 fill, and M back but your own to
cover. yet orouchirg under ,ls dts
scouq g;ngs oladversr f"rture. Youkn'w
nothing Of lie s'cim. for yon hv" sc,n
but the summer. One cloud has fright
ened you. and you think you are ha'dy
deal, by. You viii be lacky if you fad
no darker shadows across your path.
Stand up young air. pull your hands
from your pockets, throw of Your coat,
and taxa fortune by lhs throat \ IL
may b. thrown again aud again hut any
on. Put away tho nonsense Il at The
world is against you. 'faint 80. Your
desliny ia in your Own stiong arm.
Weld it Ike a mai! with An unb'n ling
will, aud honor and tru b Tor a gai!e, Il Q
day isyour own
No capital, eI,f You have capital
Col has given you pe'feo' health That
Is an imnense onpital 10 start on. YOU
have youth aod strength-aIl invulnors
bic. Add will to do. put your sineS'
10 motion and you win. man in full
health aud strength should never whinc
or despair, because fortune does not pour
aslrcam Of gola eagles into his porkrt
II you have no money, work and get H.
Industry, eoonemy and integrity will d.
wonders. From such beginnings toltun' 4
have reared. They can bs Ggain. Will
you try it3 Or will yo1 wait mr tie
stream TO run By 80 that you Gao walk
dry shod into the Eldorado Of wealth?
Or wi you meet tho waves de6antlv, and
be the architect Of your own fortune?
Tryl lis glorious to oonqner in the
snifc.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

A LIfrIH GiRL's ANSWER Alta din
nsF iAble conversation the other day. Ia
enc Of the Rtooklyn homes. ii va, 70
marked that IeG. Davis had joinsd thr
Episcopal Church, Soon Sft,r bright
eyed little miss. jus: old enough to begin
asking questions. spoke up, and said;
"Msmna, viii JEFF Davis 60 TO h,av,
emf
"Why. my dear. I do not know, I am
sure, whether hs will or not"
After tbinking over the subject q LITTLE
Nhils. the girl Gays;
"Well mamma, en- sure Of one thing
--ih.s ifhs does 90. George Washing on
wOu't speak % himl''