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PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF
THE CONFEDERATE STATES.

Again do | call upon the people of the
Conitderacy-a people who believe that
the Lord reigneth. and that llis overruling
Providence ordercth Hll things--to unite
in prayer ard humble sulmlssinn under
His chastening hand, aud to bcscech His
favor on our suffering country.
1t is meet that when trials and rcvc.ses
bafall us We shoul ID seek To take home to
our hearts and conscieuccs the lessons which
they teach, aud profit hy the selt:exarnna- =
ti"n for which they prepare us. Had not
our successes on land and sea taa;lo Us self
co,,fient aud furgellui of our rc,iance OH
lliml Had not the love Of iucrc eaten like
II gagrcue into the vory heart Of the lani
c"nverlIng too many among liz i;,o wor-
shippers of gain and reu iering them un
mindful! Of their duty to the.r country. 10
their Icllp" men, and to their GolI Who
then will presume to complain that we have
been clasened Or to despair Of our jrst
cause ana the protection OF our Heavenly
Fathrr2
Let us rather receive in hamt.e thank
funess the lesson which which lie has
taught i'll our recent reverses, devoutly ac-
kno~edg'ng that t" Inn, and not to ON
own icet Ic arms, are duo the honor and
the glory OF victory; that from Him. il
lis pa,ernal providence, come the angnisl
mud sutfcrngs of dc:cat, and that, whc'he
tn victory or defeat, our tumble ,upp.ica-
tions re due at His ontst,ui.
Now, therefore, l, jefferson Davis, P,c<i
, dent Of these Confederate States, 10 issu
: this, my proclamation. setting apart FRI
J DAY, the. 2l>t day Of Angus, ensuing, n
4, a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer
and lo hereby invite The nrop'e Of III
J Confederate States to rep~r, on that da,
/. to :hcir resprctiv" places Of ruh!c w"r
5 slip, and TO unite in surpIicalion ior Ia
, favor and pro: cction oil that Col who ha
= hitherto conducted IL, safely tii!ousi: al! i:
:, dang; rs that envIronei us.
= III faith whereof, have l:ara,,rtn :,
my hand and Seal of tue Conie,:,
,fI rate States. ut Richnrnd, this I'll
u l.. g. twenty filth day Of July, in I'll
year OF 6nr Lori ono tlIunsan
i eight hundred aud sxtv-,hrcr.
If IEFFEESON DAVIS.
d BY the President.
d J.P. Bsujapin, Secretary of Safe.
G duly ~, 1869.
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GENERAL MonGAN TAKEN PASSOVER
OFFICIAL REPORT OF HIS CArruRE.-An
official telegram from Colonel ShackeI-
tcrd, dated near New Lisbon, July 2sth,
says:
BY tho blessing of Almighty God I
have succeeded in capturing General John
II. Morgan. Colonel Cuke and the bal
nnce Of the command, amounting to about
400, are prisoners.
will start with Morgan and staff on
,ne flrst train for CINCINNATI, and await the
balance
CLE,yElASp, July 2e.-Major Way
with about $50 Of the 9th Michipan cav
airy, forced Morgan into an engagement
about about : o'clock on Sunday, about q mil.
from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and routed him
capturing 24o prisoners. Morgan, Will
'!o OF his gang, escaped, but were al
captured by Col. Shaskelford, at 8 o'clock
p M, on Sunday, near New Lisbon.
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as;0RrALITY.-'lt cannot he that car,l,
is man, abiding place. It cannt b.. shat
our life IS n buhtlr, cast up by the Ocean
Of Eternity. 10 float Il mn,ncn, on liz waves
ard sin; into no'!ingncss I,I>c WY i j,
thai the high and glorious aspirations
which leap like angels from III" 'rrnpI: "t
our hearts, arc forever wandering aLrna'!
uOsa'>ticd Why is j, lha, 'i.a rainbow
aud I! clo.ld ca,nn over lis with hr, t
that is not Of earth, and then pass III aud
leave us to muse up, their E,l.d lowell
ness ?-WhY is it that the Stars which
hold their festivals around the milnght
throne, are Set above the grasp CT limited
faculties forever mockrng us with their
uuapproachabIe g;ory9 And finally, why
is it hat bright forms of human beauty are
presented TO our view and then taken from,
us-leaving the thousand stycaWs to il,w
back in an !slpine torrent upon oUr hearts
We we're born to p higher destiny than ,lla,
Of earth. There is IL realm where the rain
bow never fades, where the stars will b,
spread out before us like the .isIands tha
sumber on the ocean. and where the beau
iiiul beings, which here pass Leforc IL
like visions, will stay in our presence for
ever"
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF TAXES,

RICHMOND. July 20, 1868.
Hos. J. ID. AsuMoRE, GREESvILLE, S. c.:
SIR In reply to your letter Of the 30th
ultimo. addressed to the Secretary the
Treasury, have to state, if all interest due
upon any Confederate Bond has been paid
up to, and including the lst Of July, 1868,
the Bond will not taxed as Il credit upder
Sec. l. of the Tax Act; but all the in
terest derived from such Bond during the
year, will be taxed as income under Sec
g. of the Tax Act. The object of lhe law
Is to tax the credit as capital under Sec. ]
if the interest has not been paid but II il
has been paid, then to exempt the credit
and tax the interest upder Sec. 8. Very
respectfully, your obediant servant,
THOMPSON ALLAN,
Commissioner of Taxes.
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Tho preamble and Resolutions were warm-
ly supported in appropriate and patriotic ad-
dresses by Messrs. Lswton. A. Burt, John A.
Calhoun, Robt. A Fair and Thomas c. Perrin.
and upon taking the vote Of tho meeting were
unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Hon. A. Burt. it was Resolue3.
That the proceeding, Of this meeting be pnb'
lished and that a copy be s"nt to rreident
Dnvis
u. T., WARDLAW. Chrmn.
j. II. WILsoH. Secretary.
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CONSIGNEES.

The following persons haye freight in the
Depot at Abbevillo:
TIC Perrin, w NJ Mooney, II Cahel.
I Branch, J II sassard, G TN & Co. J j
Cunningham, E L Parker, u Winstqek. j.
w Lesley, ] NJ Mosley, B u Palmer, J M
Latimer, w F Clinkscaies. A Smonds.
D. R. SONDLEY, Agt.
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TIE HOSTAGE OFFIcERs.-In response
TO the announcement that Gen. Wm. II.
+. Lee and Capt. Winder have beon placed
in confinement at Old Point Ms hostages
for the two Yankee officers, Flynn and
Sawyer. condemned to be shot by the
Confederate ho,ities, onr Commissioners
has informed the Federal Government that
the Confederate Government will not be
|inlmidated by any such threats. and that
the execution of said officers will take plr.cs
as soon as the Presi lent may See tit. The
Enquirer, from which paper we obtain the
fore going facts, adds:
1t is hoped that the Executive will see
| Ct to give the order for execution ,@o nno
Federal officers in our hands, besides some
|5,ooo or 5000 privates, it is in the power
Of the Government to carry retaliation to
a very bitter extreme. The pooIle call
for tile death of these two Yankees, and
It rs useless 10 delay their death any long
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The ENEs67 BADLY WHIPPED ON THE
: BLScKwArER.--At late hour last night,
Brig. Gen. M. w. Ransom telegraphe
from Weldon that he had whipped the
enemy badly at Franklin, on The Black
%o.cr River.
They fled in great .coufusia;n. ard our
forces were pursuing when last heard from.
Richmond !SevInrl, 1st.
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DEATH OF CAPT. II. T. OWEN,

VIC regret to announce the death Of Capt.
n. T. Owen. Of Co. A., lat Regis 8. c. Cavalry.
lie was wounded in one of the late battles in
Pennsylvania. and returned home about two
weeks ngc; from the effects Of his wound he
died on last Tuesday night We will refer
more at length to this brave and worthy son
Of liberty. in our next.
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FROM GES. LEES ARxY.-Beyond the
!mass'rng Of the army at Culpeper, there
% nothing new. Longst1eot's corps had
advanced IN the direction Of Fredericks- =
burg, and portion of his force had. oc-
cupied the heights on this side. The sit
nation was aasuming the same phsse it oc
cupied previous to the late title Of Fred
>sricksbnrg.
On Monday, Capt. Mosby made dash
at the enemy on tie Potomac, capturing
100 prisoners, one Major, two Captain.
and few non.commis 'ioned officers
Richmond Examiner, 1,t.
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FROM OUR JUNIOR CORRESPONDENT

J. H. NILaoH Secretary
----%~-e------.-
FROM OUR JUNIOR CORRESPONDENT
CANT l0rH Ann 10TH REo'r. S. G. Vols.
CHArrASooaA, Tenn, duly 20. 1861.
Dear Wilson :-Everything here is
quiet. Tho weather has been d'y and
warm, and the health Of our men is about
rs good as usual.
During tho present week we have had
sevcral visitors in camp. Among these we
would mention Mr.. &. Latimer, W. c.
Cozby. Esq, Captain James Barnes,
and Mr.. Crawford, Of Abbevi!ie Dis
trct. Mcssrs. Latimer and Cozby came
to bring US boxes of provisions, clo-
thing, d., &c. They will please accept
the thanks Of our mon ter thciv kindness
They met with hearty reception from
their many friends here. Mr.. Crawford
cune to Gring boxes also, and to see bis
sick son, who had a day or two previous
to his arrival been furloughed, and had
gone home.
Serg't Samuel Hunter who lad been
sent to Hospital few days since, has been
furloughed. Sors't Hunter was oyer at
lis post when well, and We arc pleased to
know t-at he has bsen furloaghsd now
when he is sick.
! Rev. Mr., Hurkhead, of I-owndsyile
:; wa> in camp a few evenings since. AT
eandle light lie made few remarks to ou,
men who assembled to hear him. He re-
(erel to his former connection with the
Regiment rs Chaplain, AID spike Of our
amentrd dead. IIe closed the meeting
with an appropriate prayer.
On last Thursday enjoyed the privilege
r Of niaiduessa brief visit to Tunnel Hill t'
: see my brother, who is OIL detached service
at that place. Tunrci IIi!l is Il p!casa.
, place, and is situated for the extensive ar
rangements which are being made for thu
. accommodation Of the sick DIR. Wihl
is the Surgeon in charge, he is the rigl,
, man in ths right place. being An exqeilen
Surgeon, and thorough business lna,
The Doctor enjoys the reputation Of bein
IA ever kind to those under his charge.
At Dress Parade for several evening g
u past we have been honored by the presenc
;. of quite pumbcr Of ladies, from Soy,
:, Carolina.
Is Ny work on Monday was with "s.ic
y and rulea over case Of bourgeois"
- was to my interest to have "all setti'
. up
~ Please add tho following names to you
e, subscription book, and forward the Pres
- as directed
a. Mrs Mary Jones, Lynoh's Creek S c.
= Aron Tomkius, Conewayboro, 8 G.
!. w. Afford, Bug Swamp c.
~ ~ b Moore, Blanton's Bross Roads, S G.
:st Mai l. White, 10Th S C Reg't.
'y Mrs Debba Rushton: Big Greek S g.
'e' SElias Harrell, Forestville S G.
80 ~ Mrs II A Harrell, Marion S C.
A. p r Jones, Conewaybo boro S &.
If: IMrs Helen Lawson, Copewayboro G.
ey sMrs Mary A Moore, Donalds 8 C.
3 Our company was at work on the F.
he yesterday. I aa quite we'll.
full Your friend.
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A dying West India planter groauing TO
his favorite negro servant, sighed out "a !,
S ,mbo, am going long, long journey"
"Never mind, massa,'' said Sambo. con-
soling him, 'hiln all de way down hill, an
you coon rearh de end"
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The friends of Lieut.. ". A. LEE announce
him as a candidate at tho ensuing election,
to fill tho vacancy. oocasioncd hy the death
of Col. James 81. Perrin, in the State Legi.
laturs.
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RECOGNITION lne telegraph, yester-
day.. gave us notice Of a correspondence
between the French Government apd ours
Of the Gonfederate States, which is quasi
recognition OF our Government as a de
tacto Government, if not de jws-the lat
ter will soon follow.
We have further Intelligence from Ber-
muda, that on recent occasion, Captain
Mafi,, of the Florida, in sight Of the
Ericsson, burnt two vessels and gave her a
broadsids. subsequently, abe saluted the
British flag, on entering that baIbor, and
the saluts ,oas .re<urnedi This :is the first
recognition Of our Aag that we have heart
Of Whenever the Confederate Govern
ment ia recognized as a de jure Govern
ment We believe peace will assursd'y soor
follow.-.Cdrofinian.
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RE A CHRISTIAN.

The best principles that can be adopted,
are christian principles, the best love that
can "cone,ra,n us" to useful labor. is chris
tian love; the best hope that can Inspire
us under the greatest discouragements, Is
christian hope; the hest faith that can be
cherished by the human heart, is christian
faith Challenge the records of history,
aud they can produce II" honorcd names OF
men or women SO purely ilustrious rs the
.ii-tin guishci names f christians. Search
human soc'cry and the purest, noblcsl
c"arar,rrs to hc found are christians.
In your heart he Il christian. Cherish
there the humble rust aud living hope Of
CHILD of God. Guard its fires, sancify
its l;npml>cs, watch its motions, examine
! it's convictions, and lot the whole heart he
consccrae,l to Christ.
! Ia yo;ir business, be a christian.-l.et
! worllIy people to.l,w worldly maxims-
! follow thou the honest prccrpts OF Christ.
! Beware of sinful spccuia,ions aud ex.o,-
tcn. beware Of violating the temper, spr:
it and law OF Christ in your business dc;.l-
ing.
In your example, be a christian. - I"u'
probes ion separates You from the world
fact that yuu have announced yourself :
Child "f Cod. Beware Of the ways Of sin
they AFRO distinguished with flowers, hu
lead to death "Avoid the appearance o
evil &" cnl,si sent, systomalc; soriali
and publicly gl"rify ,'od hy go,lly wall
aud conversation.
In bcnevolcncc, be christian. eth
Lord lovc,h - cheerful siver.'
yourself charitable. Make the ChurcI
; feel vorr wor,h in every good en,cGpris,
= Make the widow aud o'phau oics, 80,
' Seek for opportunities Of dong goo:!.
i In your plans aud weak, bea chris,ia;
Wha'ev,: others may think or DO, ;iin
; Won for Cots glory, and lei Ill thy worn
rrai q him. "WhaLsoever yc d., do all
the g'oty Of G"d.'
u Aud es: c,'ial!y in your family, be
: christian. Let yonr c"rIlren aud strvan
Z feel Tie hallowing grace Of your chrsla
{ character. l"nr Influence at home ongl
Il to be as dew ON the tender plants ,h
gr"w up around >ou, aud by y,lr pic'
they ought to IT,. inspired tn desire CHRIS
Mate religion :ltiraG,:. { 10y. your cheer!
spirituality.
Evcrywhere, at home, :.hrca.i. 81
whether Your duties are civil or niht"r
h unde all circumstances bs q aErisla
1t Cod is with youths grace is >ut!iriel
u and, Whatever may bc',hc obstacles in t
?, way, through Christ you can "v"rr"'
i, ,l,.sn all AMI be more than !r:;"r.
j. Hich. Ch. .li'.
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ANOTHER SHIP FOR THE RERELs.-Las

ANOTHER snip FOR THE RERELs.-Last
evening, Mr.. John Robnso launched from
his ship,builtIing yard, Dukes Dock, a
finely proportioned wooden vessel on
new priaciple, for which he has taken onr
patent. The peculiarly OF this vessels
build is in the formation Of the bottom,
which is nearly Sat, the krel aud sides Of
the vessel taking the ground together.
This mode Of building is considered by
some nautical men superior to the old
mode. The Richmond, launched few
weeks ago from the same stocks, having
performed voyage to Gibraltar in very
short space Of time, and carrying a very
large cargo, seems to have given her own
era entire satisfaction. The Virginia is
the pioneer vessel Of the new formed
"Dixie" line of traders, and, in addition to
her immense carrying ca.'acity, is expeo
ted to prove very fast sailer. The mex
vessel of this line, the jeff. Davis, will b
laid down Immediately, and is expected IL
be ready for launching in about six weeks
Liverpool Journal Of Commerce, JOE
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The fricds of JAMES s. COTHRAN an
cy in the State Legislature. occasioncd by the
death Of Col. James II. Perrin,
MANY FRIENDS.
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CIRCULAR TO COLLECTORS AND Asses.
SORS IN SOUTH CAROLINA"

For the benefit Of our Tax paying subscrib
we publish in this issue. the Circular to Col
lectors and Assessors in South Carolina" Of the
"nr Tax. By Il careful perusal Of this cir
cnlar person may make out his returns with
little trouble
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STATE or SOU I'll CAROLINA

STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
-Rbc"iNe His':ist-Ejtction.
Vile District
WHEREIN, James +. B.+kin, hae applied to
ne for ictLcA Of Administration Of nll and
singular tn" gS\tls an c!,a,,els. rights and
credit: q! JOHNNIE. E"skin l"te Of the Dis:
,Yct aforesaid dceSRscd.
These sre th"rrfnN TO ell. and n'lnonish all
.n,. singular. ih. kinnkl aud creditors OF the
said ,l-c-.,*rd 10 hc ant> >lepp.ar before ME. At
or n.x, Or.linnry's GouN for the s"il Dis
,r"' t." hoi,i"m ut AhhS lie Court House.
on the l7;h August mkt. to W cause, IT any
why the said administration iould not To
granted.
t;ivrr un.l"r nv hand aud sral.Nb the 3d
.lay u: Au gus, thousand cigH hundred
and sx,v.lhrr-. and III the SSth ye$k Of Il .
S"v",rig"ly nnh Ind:p:n'ei "f e3S'nts
of snu,h Car";nn.
WILLIAM fIIII. q. D.
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A negro being caught stealing frcms
he roost, excused himself by saying, "DA
he only came dar to see if de chickens sleep
wild dar eyes open"
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NOTlCE-Arrangemcn have been made
with Mr.: WM. II. WnsoH, formerly one OF
the Pruprietors of this paper to continue the
publication of the Press during our absence
in the army. lie ia authorized to receipt for
all monies due this Office.
LEE i WILSON. Proprietors.
Jauy lst. 1868.
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tB- Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
msnt Of Brutus in this issue. by ]. T.. 4
W. r. Va:ca.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AJbGilLe District-C Citation.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AJ6Vill Standardization.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq. Ordinary Of Ao-
beville District.
wHEREAS Gorge Graycs. bas applied 70
nc for Letter kof Administrator, OF oil and
singular the obs and chatties. rights and
credits Of Capt ". T. Taton', late Of the Dis
trict aforesaid ID r-. :,
These are thers, bre TO cite aud admoni,h AZ
and singular. the pdred and creditors Of the
said deceased 10 ID end appear before = me. q
to % be holden at Abba ille Court House, on the
ID iItb day Of August b kt. TO show cause, fiery
Why ihe said samiai @ 8 ration te ~ 'hoala not %
Given under thy hand ai gig BON q. 9.
). July one thousand sgn ressssS AsYsssr,ss. sSa
depss.of the state M assllpsX afs 81 s,.,
- WI14aAM Hill y. ". ~ n. 70.
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WILLIAM HILL, o. A. D.
rUE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

r
%IAbbepilIe District.-Citation.
By wALIAM HILL. Esq. Ordinary Of Abbe
Vile District
WHEREAS IS james T. Donald. has applied to
me for lettsks Of Administration of all and
singular the HQds and chattels. rights and
credits Of W. Carmore, late of the District,
aforesaid deceased
These are ,berefofstc cite and admonish all
and singular; the knd and creditors sGas o.. tho
our next Ordinary's CouF for the said Dis
,riet. to he holden at Abbevn Court House:
on Tie 18th of August next. to~bow cause, IT
any. why The said administration skPula not be
granted Given under my hand and sen this the
s0th day Of July one thousand e'ghthuadred re-
and sixiy,llree and in the 88th year OF the
Sovereignty md Independence OF the State
" WILLIAM HILL. o. AID.
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All rer.o.,s indebted TO this Office either by
:iotc or Account are earnestly requested to
call and settI" the same.
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FAY Up OLD SCORES

See new advertisements in this issue.
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A little girl said: ''Mother, is Tom a
good ca.i'' ~
eyes" -,
.Well, he'll 90 to Heaven, won't her
"Isuppose so, but you are NIT oet-
ter girl you will never get there"
%" said the girl, I'm hold on to Toms
tail"
"Wbat was the use of the eclipse g as
|ksd q yonug lady. 20, it gave tue epn
Time for reflection" replied q wag. $
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RAGS! RAGS !!

TIE HIGHEST CASH PRICE will lie paid
for CLEAN LINEN AND COTTON RAGS
III ANY quantity.
II. W. LAWSON,
March 80, ia, dS, IF
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4 LITTLE (iiNL's TrlHUrE TO ti:.>. !. !
JAcKsoS.-The accompanying ri"cr was
written 10y little girl # clev years Of
agc--a mrlnrcr oi the ianti!y where Co..
jackson died; prompted cr';r"y s'y her
love for him and unEnown ~ i:e family
at the time She had become vrry much
at,ac ed TO him last winter, ~:,ie his
headquarters we're near lhstp; and wl..:n
he was brought again to her home. wonn-
ded and suffering, all her low symp.-
thics were excited. and morning ana night
her l,llle voice was neald in uraysr for lis
recovery. and all day her h.llc feet w"rc
ready Oh any crrand for his comfort. 5 e
told her MA size would willingly die for
him -''lnr nobody would cry but You,
ma and if General Jackson dies ever, body
would cry" 1t is another proof Of the
noble and tender traits Of character in ou'
| beloved General that cverywhere he had
; his headquarters the little children shoaid
! love and honored him.
| After seeing is liieless remains prerar-
ed for the to,nb-with fresh flowers around
his brow-liitle Luce stole away and
wrote the following as the outspring OF he!
own gref anl affections.
"Tha, great and noble man has beer
taken away from this world of sin al
sorrow, aud has gone to that bette
| Land
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"Far, far away.

II would at any time have sacrificed
nv life for that wise and good man Of
whom every one speaks with praise. He
was owed by all who knew him. Oh !!
how I'VE to look on that cnlm sweet lace
with The Lilly of the Valley" all around
it. No one could help loving S" great
and good man rs he was;- but t" l4"av'p
his spirit has gone, and I love to look at
his dear little child. and his loved wife that
bears her grea, afa ction with so much
Ch,isrian forri,ud,., But it was Gqi's
will, ard it had to he done, and was all
for some good purpose. Obi it is great
loss to the Southern Confederacy, but I
hope God in his ,uorcy will send up an
0 her great and good man 10 take liS
place"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-20
1t is Safe and Sure.

Dr. Steans must be permitted to to those desiring
his services that he has time unnecessary
questonsthat the Gas is blessing from God to both
Dentist and Patient and he respectfully requests all
DoUBTERs TO GO ELSEWHERE!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-20

DIR. STEARNS would say in addition to the above,
that he is permitted by b. S. Goldman. Nj d. the bos
ton Dental Depot who being dealer in Dental Materl-
ais has extensive Acquaintance with Dentists in Bos
ton and all New England to say that he has heard
but one opinion the part of those who have used the
Gas. namey-of entire approval
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-20
READ THIS CERTIFICATE !
TmE LAUGHING GAS /!

We the undersigned cheeriuly certify that the Nitrous
Oxide, Laughing Gas, administered on Thursday,
Oct o. by DIR. STEARNS, Nos T. and 10 Brinley Hall
Building Worcester, successful.
Mrs. A. BURKE, Mrs A NJ. POWERS,
Mrs NJ A. THOMPSON, Miss s. GREEN.
ALFRED ii, LUND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-20
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