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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05
About Boys.

An old maid-we think she is, from
her stylo-writos the following "aboui
boys, to one Of our exchanges:
IT there's anything in this world for
WHICH 1 havO a holy horror, it's boyi-
noisy, harum -scarum boy, in a per.
potual state of being "on the rampage"
If there is nuisance on this earth,
(and there are several "a boy anywhere
between the ages of threc and ten is the
greatest. Ho must have drum or q
tin pan to play with, or harness up the
chairs to play horse, tipping all over at
intervals.of three seconds; or ho drives
nails-fn the furniture, or plays solos
with the hammer on the parlor mirror,
or makes pies in tho piano, or cuts Iii,
fingers whiting on the center tablo-
which calls for extensive waling and
an-acrc or so of adhesive plaster.
AS for boys knees and elbows, they
ceTJainly must be grouRd off to sharp
points, or they never could come
through their jnckets and trowscrs with
such, amazing quicknosS, and as for
boots-my goodness;.if thousand leg
ged'worm could wear boots, and tray-
clCd as constantly as a patent pill vcn-
teFI it couldn't begin to wear out as
many as an ordinary boy.
There must be something very won
dcrful, too, about the physical con-
struction of boy. They say camel
has two stomachs, but verify believe
a boy has twenty ut least, and all in full
operation at once; for in no other way
can account for their being peTpotu-
ally on the verge of sturvaton.rll.ua
Now [ ask you candidly, you over
knew boy but what was constantly
making mint of himself by swallowing
cents and quarters, (silver at pro.
MUM, tooD or pins and nocdlesS and
driving his family into the last agonics
of terror lest he should di,;-but they
never do-and | verify believe a boy
could 90 down the Falls of Niagara and
come out oil right, ready to trade mar
blcs, orpitch pennies!
Good graciouh what are they good
for?-Why can't they be put in somo
asylum until twcnty-four or five, when
they could emerge with a Glove of a
mOuStache,"' and with all tho charms
aud fascinations peculiar to youths Of
that age. People think Job was might
lily afletcd-pooh! Satan wasn't very
smart, whcO, oil tanning leave to tor.
ment him, he afflicted him with bois
Had he made his seven sons all small
again, that would have been something
like it: boils weren't anythingl What
would even malignant carbuncle be,
ia like to know, com pared with boyH
Yes, as said before, if thero's any
thing that regard with an entire, and
absolute fear and adherence, it's q boy
I'd rather meet mad dog any time
than a live boy w~r r~r.r- r,.r.-
.. BETsEY TROTwoon.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05

A Congressional candidate was thus
interrupted by on ineBriate: "My
friends" said he, 81 am proud to see
around me tonight the hardy yeopsn.
ry of the land, for I.love tho agricul-
tural interests of the country, and we'll
may l love them, fellow citizens, for I
was born farmer-tho happioSt days
of my youth were spent in the peaceful
avocation of q son of the soil. If I
may be allowed to use a fguratiyo exz
preston, my friends, 1 may say I tOas
,aised Jetoeen tt0o rO,os Of corn" "a
pumpkin! by thunderp' exclaimed the
inebriate Joe. ...' '.''A.' %
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05
Tho English Language.

After the Norman conquest, shout
the year 1866, the whole Kingdom Of
England was divided between tho Nor.
mans, who were the lords nd gentry aud
the SaxonS, who, with few exceptions,
became the cultivators Of the soil, These
two races did not even enjoy the ordi-
nary means of communication togeth-
er, for the Normans spoke Ere ,as we'll
as the king and courticrs; the courts Of
law used the same language, and the
common people alone used to uuder.
stand the Saxon, which they employed
in their own affairs. The separation of
language lasted till hundred years
after the Conquest, when the English
language began to be used by Ill the
inhabitants of the kingdom. The gen.
tlemen were, in general, acquainted
with the French also; but every EOg,
lishman spoke the mixed languag,
which had gradually formed betweer
the Norman French and the Anglo
Saxon. This is the language which ha
finally superseded the use of all Others
in England--the language of Newton
and Bacon, the language of Milton ant
Shakespeare. in which wisdom and gon
ius have achieved SO much to instruo
and delight mankind.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05
Q@tru.a mao
THE VOLUNTEERS.
nv Du5 ~ ~ 1rrrv

bh NEN' W. ii. LITTLE. ...
The volunteers, tho voluntcorsI
! dream, sas in the by-gons years,
lhear again the stirring cheers,
And soe their banners shine.
What time tho yet uncOnquered North frfIf
Pburcd to tho wars his letions forth,
For many wrong TO strike a blow ..E ..
with mailed hands at Mexico.
Tho vulunteersl ah, whore are they
Who bado the hostile surges stay.
Whom the black forts Of Monterey
FrOwned on their dauntlcAs line;
When undismnyed nmid tho shock
OF wur-like CerrO GordO's rock,
They stood, or rushed more madly on,
Than tropic tempest o'or Juan.
On ADgostura's crowded field,
Their shattered columns scorned to Yield,
And wildly yet defiance poalod
Their flashing batteries thrOats,
And echoed then the rides crack,
As deadly as when on the track
Of1ying foe, of yoro; Its voice
Badc Orleans dark-oyod girls rejoice. .
Blrnt with the roar Of guns and bombs,
How grandly from tho dim past comes
The roll OF their victorious drums,
Their bugles' joyous notes,
When over MeNiCO's proud towers,
And tho fair valleys storiod bowers,
Fit recompenso Of toll and scars,
In triumph waved their nag fstars.
na' I'm ihhNN u 9OuE oHu NEleu ITfWpt
Whose honor no'er TO shame might stOop,
or Lion heart and eagle Bwoop,
But you alone remain;
On all the rest has fallen the hush
OF death; the men whose battle rush
Was wild as Sun-loosrd torrents flow
From Orizabas crest Of snow. .. .
The volunteers! the volunteersi
God send ua peace, through all our years.
But II the cloud Of war app oars,
Well see them once again.
From broad 0hio's peaceful aide, .r
From whero the Manmce pours its tide
From storm, lashed Erio's wintry shore,
Shall spring the volunteers once more.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05
NOutb's Department.
tFor tho NeNr.
aoosraphloal Enigma.

Geographical Enigma.
am composed Of 60 lettors.
Ny % 30 10 20 20 50 isa lake Of tho United
States. il .'. .| 81 n .f-. ...'. .... HrI .
ny IS Gl 2i 20 80 Al 90 O5 81 30 CT is river In
Now Brunswick 30 ..." .. ...I
pMy 30 4s o 3s 80 81 Is n sca in Europe.
/, Ny O0 rs ~ 90 81 55 Is u lake In Africa. ...
My 81 48 CT 40 58 Is u city in Egypt.
My SO 30 20 IL - IS Is river in Now York
My 80 81 81 county IN the State Of Iowa,
by 81 10 IN 8 8 isan island NJ SoRth America.
My Al fB "A Is n river Of South Caolinn.
Ny 3 23 IS 6s - 81 90 IA u river in South Aincrca
Mo SO 40 G5 SO 27 80 As lisa division Of Europe
Ny 20 II II isa range Of mountains In South
America. .. #.
My 46 10 So so 80 3 ca ~ Is q county of Indiana.
Ny lB GA CT 4 Is n cape Of South AIncricp
My 81 AZ I8 81 5 40 20 So CO is city Of South
Carolina. . f...
Ny2 10 3 1iisa river OF Mninc. ..
My 81 "a 90 40 s0 43 q Is town Of British Am
Orlca.
MY 20 "a Il 81 AZ 90 G7 2iisa river in Asia,
NV whole Is proyerb, and In wisdom It was writ
ton I.. .# ... SNIFFLE5,
HillsbOro,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05

The people Of Mexico are becoming
more hostile to the French every day.
Lower California has raised $1,000 G
for military purposes; chihuahua has
sent forward her contingent of one
thousand men, fully armed and equip
ped; brigade from OajaCa had nlsc
left to join the constitutional army. In
the valley of TOluCa and TlasOala they
are resisting the Invasion with spirit
In word, tao strife is being renewed
with Cdthtsiasm and devotion.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05
Grape Shot and Canister

The caRisteT is Of cast iron, about
the size of hulled walnut, aud is so
called, because for convenience in US
ing, it is filed into tin cSnisters, suited
to the bore of the gun, aud some ten
inches in length. ll- @. r.rr-urI
Grape shot is "a different arrangement.
1t is also CastiirOn, as large as a good
sized OraBgo, or lArger, owing to the
capacity Of tho gun. A piece Of eiTcu
lar casting, similar 10 the bore Of the
cannon, about an inch in thiekn
aud stem rising from the centre about
ten inches in length, making tho whole
whom setting on its base, look like a'
old fashioned iron eandle-stick.. TIL
bottom of the casting has o groov
OF hollow round its circular edge, t
hold q cord. A piece Of tarrod can
vass, Of suitable size, is tied fas
sticking up and forming ba
around the stem. The bag is file
with the shot she whole plated aroun
tightly with cord, AM tied at the tol
This cord draws in the canvass, SO thi
the circular form Of the shot is promi
nent, making thn whole like LuhtlfV
, ! grapeg, fron Which it'buars its manic
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05

A nozzle GIFT.-Mr. GEoRaR PEA.
noDY, the American Banker in Lon
don, has presented to Yale College Q
geological cabinet valued at sla5, 900
Mr.. p. is a constant aud liberal donor
to educational and benevolent institu
tions in this country.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05
Oonundrums.

Why milknon like PhnroahH daughtor7 Do-
cnuse they find little profit IN water
What did Lot do whcu bis wiiO turned into pillar
Of Enlt? Got a fresh one. ....
Whom Is a. washerwoman great fn1l2 When sho
sets out hor tubs to catch s water whlo Is raining
hard. . ... .. ...... .. ....
What Is the difference between an organist and tho
nenza1 ono stops the nose and tho other knows tho
stops.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05

Edward Everett has replied to a
proper committee, that be will deliver
an OratiOn on tho ConGeoration of the
National Cemetery O4 tho battle field
Of Gettysburg, on the 10Th of Novom-
ber. ON -.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05

A newspaper has been established at
Galway called the United Irishman
and American. 1t displays at its head
the Irish and, American flags. Its chief
points are the advantages Of emigration
aud the probability ofa war with Eng
land. '".' ." r.rr.,I
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05
CIRCULAR NO. a..
Il a. a -u WAR DEPARTMENT !

.. JE,
.sb \, W., MNASHlNGrVS nc. Jaly II, 1863.
YNp NpANswERfneuklss made to this Office, it isan-
lst. Any drsed persons paying s9s8 Sadr Sect lstt
~ te Enrollmont ACT Is thereby exempt from furtssc4
Stability under that draft, but not from any subsequent
draft. r
3D. Any drafted person furnishing an acceptable sul-
sttute exempt from military service; for the period
eor which such substitute iS mustered iuto tho SER
Sd. substitute, once mustered into the service,
cannot be drafted wlIleiR'sprvicc. 2 b -rryrf -. -
ath "a dfsftcd nan caHnOt t,ay edmmntation money
ar present Substitute, acr he has reported himself to
Rhe Board OF ENROLMENT, for examination
5th Men who on the Sth OF March, 1868, in the
nESbtary service Of the United States substitutes
sBce expired, Ho not liable TO the present AAt, but
the persons for whom they substitutes are liable
20 draft the sanda though they had not been drafted
and tarnished Substitutes undor the draft last year
9th. In serving this notice required by circular
no AZ from this office reasonahle time 10 report shall
Bneach be granted by the Board of Enrolment
ipop IN the service who have been may be draft
4od 10 Tr'rur ..H N. '.r.. '.r'..-'
The 4th paragraph Of Circular No. A is modified TO
correspond with the following opinion of the Hon. VIII
,lam Whiting Solicitor of tho War Departments .t...
"a person drafted Into the military service uf the
United States, under the provisions of the Of March
y 1863 OrsnrOlling and calling out the national forces
Hna ior other purposes claiming exemption from draft
ON by the Board Of EnrOinent whose decision there.
Gu IL hnal IL the Board shall haze decided that the
Claimant is liabh tserVe. lac has the right AFTER suc
decision agaiast ia, To pay his communication money OF
TO mrnish hs sIbshtate, within suoh extended tima
psg oehAed by the order Of the Board OF Enrolment
SOr his appearance ior duty" n i .H.-. ...rl....-
si.IIrtrf1 r .huF '.f JOS X. MARLAY;
,.G..rTr.. Don 40 Provost Marshal, 9th Dist, o.
Hlllsboro, August 9Th 1858. f. b.. II
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05

A French author says: When I lost
my wife every family in town offered me
another, but when lost my horse no
one offered to make him good"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05

r6-Answer to Kate's Enigma Of Oct. 90: Sophia Ia
vinia Axwnrthy, Brooklyn, Kings County, Now York
To Lily'a Enigma OF sarne date Albert Keys.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05

Life without love is verso than death
"a world without sun. A..
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-11-05
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

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DRY GOODS.

EkEAl BAkGAiNS
~ IN SILKS AND
pkfsS GOOD5.
lOk TUE HOLIDAYS
PLAIN, fIGi RID, BLACK AND COLORED
itEiNuS. uT'rONANs EPANGLINKs
hlf> tNii;t IS tlOrlIS, PLAIDs Sc &c,
Is GREAT VARIETY.
NNp
..... ~ Auction rRICEs.
'E(sstN PALACE EMroelLx 70, powrRY.
i'' W ROBERTS
X NNNtIN ANKEI~ HLNNkrTS
D" t\~I~ ~ FN,fISH At1 WOOL
r..,u Hi'Nktis,
~ NnoirsNr rr,rrs
tkN>IN rNLtCt EviOEilW ". -! RoWi.Hy.
W x. EOM.EIA
II VOCAL SNlElN NtNOEAtS SKIRTS
1Hl LN,ttst ANu ,ttgNrtST
- Ntw NuEk. w. Mn ~
'ElsrN r,lA,l rtrnr " - RuW FRY.
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I'uNkS tlpAkN tLOAk>
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wv INHl' - W. N'~l A~ittuSAIu.t
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'EN = NJ f'l Nl '"'ukit v. 80 FONtEN.' y
" h'bftfN Proprietor .
The sun., 1863-12-10

CIlrAr 'ON--frEE RID ASH o. 80
go, T." auf . frank ars q. No humbus
y 'UF ~ - I-t
('uN COtL. coat -iro TOSS HIST,
gpsut} OF .. hurninr ofg .ir". .u,tsbie To- b..
h't us' rfst-. srfUtr.i spta.i'sfrf IA qutu.
t'.ss 60 sue. ~ 90 - net toa, 200 Ia. l. T. KA
h q 'pfu'i O'h s'.lu~ and siss.t III
C'OAL$ g, rlETOS-BEST FED AND
\ "hi'r Ash s'u,c - % .mah stove A.. nu,, sI..5
'thaT coais ~ proportion iof d.yr onIv dsli,.
- from Hl;tNp'o CnIon toAi afd, Btosh~sy,
hrt ct 80 s-l.t lbS
COW -. III - QUALITY OF RED
s'h snd lgrtsry 80 ~ aud s.,s cost .,I,sned and
l'cr,i sf q. o. 10 srv dsys. t. sc, a. cartm,n
md p.aie.. nho.ai'. i'st s,th d rnELAN. iii
Herck ,;,Y
EIul p lIOlE-,o BBIS. Cnm,g
'sni. foiu onl. - 90 n. e.nantrd and de-
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Or ''1 'i ils
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~ } IoG iifN\t1 COAL. IRON
80 -'o''' S'' JONN RAriiN hh = o.. "a
% 00-' oAl..-.'oo
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'uc Hot ." lv'fe't A. 10. 'slo- "a pfic,.,
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fRTApwtIi- Asonl ~, w,y.r., p.c.
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Saass'lsliNa.

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E'E ii'EErOul- IAr>rCir Llst
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nip hLA,K SIhErISE tUn
LIVERPOOL
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90 iss.

A 'ifNiiON. LADIES - THE OLD Is.
iN'sbli.hsd Ne. Soft fur Nam fac, urips Co, us.
PIT, ~ Chatham 81, opposite Crooks white marble
iioi' mndle Of the block, between Pearl and DuAus
,irrss Nv 10 the time 10 get your suita, fol stsut
haii the n'ua price oar sock large. v-il ssse TED,
and si very Toe RATES. Water, Marsh sni French
Nina and sable Cspss Mufs aud CUFF. frUn n ~ "
80 Trench and Water n nh and sable Muhs froIa
80 to ~ Ncturin.. aud hsf-, ap~s ~ 80 - Chole-
srt ysrr' and hsautifnl furs for ,h,lar-n at bsf
san. Altering and hsrsir'ps 70 ID. ls,sn 'tylss
~ fIEMINU, Nsusxei
The sun., 1863-12-10

EkASKLiN SAVINGS BANK. COR. L.,hlh
L Az and 40 st. Open daily, trom "a n 90 . T.
Mondays Wednesdays aud saturday. to : Pm.
lntel ei pr cent. Deposits made on or before Jsnu
aEy lOth, dIs~ Interest fron January la SAMlEL
StWbf, tTss.dsaI JAMES + .CBAhHtkLAlS,
se~1s.AJ. tNI
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Am CSRMRNrD

RARNrhS AMERICAN aTEUu.
ONE Wflx MORE,
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OLYMPIC THEATRE
" Lessee snd Directs. Mr.. joins WOOD
sistc hsbscer ...........J. a. SfIMNN
MONDAY ENENiNG, DECHhRkR IN I-J.,
Ana ever cvrnins thi. ~eel. viii tp yfsssv..i .
nes Domestic Plsy, IA ) acts emitted
As lou SOW. so YOU Must REAP
WITH NLN SCENERY, APPOiNTatN1s ASu
rOwIRtt CAST,
aud In xhiCh
the Old s',sbli.bd ,syorts.
Nj. JOHN DNOIr,
-ill mske his tirst Appe arsnCs this ,sA,ou
ro conclude iih the ever royu,r Farce VI
POOR rILLICODDY,"
VA which
NJ. LOFTY HOtGH and Nj W. DAvIDGE .L
sp2esr
Doors orsn az. Overture commence. =, aa,--r
toN 3J3
The sun., 1863-12-10

ROtEDiNG--' ,lfAr AND GOOD Board
- IA iif rrn' erreu. A. t3 trtlsfius -f t1oI aud
airy fo.'l-' wi'h s,us.f tst. t.ii ~ o.rv,e. i. =
ROAi;D--. OK lOl Sc MN 'tNt,IT /
- good tp4id sui pnsssut r.Dlt 1t raIln- 90 3
prand ~ near ,. dad
RDNkD NN\lAp--Nl NOtUIE AND
~ vpua the rhli1 to u' tHttn .p,i tsro NJ uilIc
30 moih't IA 20 her slts. NgnHs. tDAtp, bI4 #
r.jI .hr,
t'iINloIlLD Rooms - In lOE Slr- r.
sent 'm'n. in .nt. =. ,t.r ,iu.,rani,p 3D..
month Nr1., i'p iiroone
T'llE GIANT HOUSE. g. & Is NrN
B1very ust opened. newt furnished no pr.
t"rcr q" style. Al n comfort aud ci,aniu.., H. p. .
Op n u night.
The sun., 1863-12-10
m Esp1l'lNES.

AIL1BE n PATENT MEDICINES Soid
Ihs' M all The a. Pstu, Medicines cold 1t W.
snd ls.s rs. u. ". H., AIcocks porous Plss
tiers, Mr. W'nsIovs soothing syrup aud Ciusts
Bnrpsus Cossins IJr H.lmbod's Ertract Buehl
AvN's Chsuv PseioisI. saf-Apariiie and &sue Cu'-
Sch. nets PuImonr Syrup And Sea. W sed 10 sie ~
each Bs,Tv's trisoph-,ou'. 10 Nc. Ie Df "
HOWELL. 81 nptnf s,, bet ocster aud .ir-p.
New tofh yt
The sun., 1863-12-10

I ADil.> IAiNIt1 ON NlNGIRS AND
l. " W. m1rull.. on i4mi, .,..-. 80. o..
49, ft making ivf 81. -r.4 10 ..Qp a.fut
,-af..u. Ao. - it,. A.rp.. n'sr ItiAu,-,
u ,l- thuJ -,uls 90.
The sun., 1863-12-10
EiTS ASB DYSPEPSIA.

TITS ANB DYSPEPSIA.
~ RE cur FOR
Thee. dstfrWinr copr's bts =. nov made tnosn "a
Irsaii.s on torsisu and Nafiye Nsybsi pnpsrati,-.
ppblisred ~ bf. q. PIliirs hEDWS III. .fs
stpiiun -S iuini,b.d biu ip such = pfovid.LuA
marn.r the hs ,sunot con'isutiousy Is-.s :.
nske tno-n, !. It has ruf.d .Vsi yhody ubJ u.sa
II, never hs',ps ftisd in as,pgs csss H. 10 .Jiy
suts IN css,. of Fats - % Dysspsa sud she istfsd
srts mar he hand 10 any Drus stor.
The Tfsstss vtll BE- NiN ~ AVA 20 all thoss so.
rall 10 Any address rscspt o. staUs '.
prepay po~tuss, Ihis sork OF ts octave vssss sls.
tfsstson
LONSt NPrIuS,
Bose hits, Asthns General Dtbllitv, And sivss t1s
h-si kHosn Herbsi Remedies for their pos,t,s .su
permanent cure
III - PHLLPS RROwS msy b. consulted a.iy
Oh all ~ the abovr diseases IHsf ~ oaAsas bic
Tssidsncs, so ~ i,sAsp StRsI =, JgssSf CIR, y J
fes stsp. from the Ns~ iort aaa .icrsey Ct1
F'uy,
sr II. Doctor having made . speciality IN I've
treatment OF the abovs comp paints, hss he'd uussI
rurors ana nov tenders his services all sbss<
NAV feel dispos'd TO give him cali lU
MAEsHA.LIIl,,S' AZ, ,,r ,.o..
ihs Mot Popular Kemcd, II'snt. fo'
A'thins BfoDchhs, tonsh., Cold, I.cthss .i
Soren'-a Of the lhrost
are vsiE rlrsrsLt aud tft.tuti.
tonveui.ui 'Dr tue Pc.e
Sa'd 'i II and n cut pci iof, J,.lsf. ii sa,.
''ns- srnerslr.
PrpAfsd NV hT
THOMAS T. MAESliAIl. i-enton y. j
Nee yors Aren'v ~ HILxHOLD5 DIIy All
Chemical Va, thou.s. bg' Brcsdus, =.
The sun., 1863-12-10

4 0'I-lfIl IITI1 I'TET NNIII NJ DO
~, houssuort ofa rultu family and make her
.ir morally useiul nose bdt thos, .el t,c.n.
m'ulfd need apql', 10 tlss e.r. 400 Grsud O. a
,ers sAsy. t5
The sun., 1863-12-10

a - GOOD G\S llrTEkS WANIED-
at -i9 NewAf. a.. Jer',y Cit.
The sun., 1863-12-10

a GOOD STOUT BOY. ABOUT d. OK l6
car. o'd. 70 learn the silver NTH tl iu., must
!. "a. seil -0t om'n. uded Apply TO JOHN POLKA.
l $, yufn,r & u'ru uu1 HOeAru sts.
The sun., 1863-12-10

q TII,I NANTtU, y \ IkIN NTI "a
- nii,. 70 DO e.n ~ homework an make h,r- e
- Z. Zone other need apply AZ l-s wet 4Uth a..
ieA 'th ave. ~
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-25
$3.50 REWARD.

y AkAWAY from Che subscriber ON tho 10Th two
" boys. Sam and billiard Sam is about gs years
old not very black, feet II inches In height. and
lit grey from sickness he is very bW legged and
and sharp featured. billiard is about % years old
feet 10 inches high, very black, and blacksmith by
trade He is square built well proportional, and n
times slow spoken and sluggish in appearance but
shreWd and sharp. They will attempt 60 enlist under
the Federals in Tennessee. ! will give $50 for
their confinement In Jail 10 that can get them. an.
500 for proof enough 20 convict the whit, person
who has decoyed them away.
JOSEPH 6. BL0UNT.
Turkey iowa, L. 0 Cherokee Go. Ala
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